text:
Welcome to Artimus Art! We hope that you share our enthusiasm and love of our children's art and hope that you will enjoy our very special and innovative way to save, share, and admire that creativity. Before becoming a member and customer of Artimus Art, please read the term and conditions that apply to using our service. Since each of your child's art is unique, we hope to be clear and concise as to the exact parameters of what type of art we can accept. We will make every attempt to scan and reproduce all that is sent to us; however, sometimes we will not be able to completely accommodate our customers. We have tried to simplify the guidelines for you, but should you have any questions or require further explanation or additional details, please feel free to contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Prior to the creation of your account with Artimus Art (herein referred to as "we", "us", or "Artimus Art"), please read the following Terms and Conditions of Use ("Terms") carefully. These Terms govern your access to and use of the Artimus Art service ("Service"). If you ("you") agree to these Terms, and wish to use the Service, please click on the "Sign Up" button: this will constitute a binding agreement between you and Artimus Art. Your access to - and use of - the Service are expressly conditioned on your compliance with these Terms. To decline acceptance of these terms, you may click the "Cancel" button. Please note that any violation of these Terms may result in termination of our Service to you.
Artimus Art reserves the right to change these Terms from time to time. Please refer to this site periodically for any changes. By continuing to access or use the Service after Artimus Art makes any such changes, you agree to be bound by the revised Terms.
You may submit certain material to Artimus Art including - and without limitation - children's artwork, children's artistic creations, or original art works created by children as part of your use of the Service offered by Artimus Art. ("Submissions").
Each artbook packages includes a certain number of pages and only that number of art pieces should be submitted for the price posted. Customers will be required to document the number of pieces of artwork shipped to Artimus Art. This "Art Piece Documentation Form" is required to verify that the same number of artwork pieces is received by Artimus Art as is sent by the member. If more artwork is submitted than the purchased book package is allotted, then it is assumed that the customer will want extra pages added to the book and the customer will be responsible for any applicable charges. Customers should fill out the order form found in the art collection box and submit payment with the extra artwork, however, if payment is not made, the customer will be notified of the charges. Books will not be printed or artwork returned unless payment is made for any extra or oversized artwork above the allotment included in purchased book package. Customers may submit several small pieces of artwork that they want scanned together which will count as one scan as long as the combination does not exceed 11" x 17". These items must be clearly marked and / or clipped together and noted.
Children's Artwork or Art Creations must be defined as being the original works of art of usual childhood art mediums or materials that are typically found in art classrooms of elementary schools. These mediums may include crayon, markers, pastels, colored pencils, acrylic or oil paints, watercolor paints, paper, small noodles, foam, felt, tissue paper, cotton balls, popsicle sticks, feathers, straws, yarn, leaves, corn kernels, seeds, candy, beans, or any other material normally used by art elementary art teachers. All submitted artwork must be based on paper, paper product, or a soft flat subsurface. Artwork may be two dimensional (2-D) but must be flat and soft enough for scanning. Any 2-D artwork submitted that, in the opinion of Artimus Art, may damage our equipment, will not be acceptable for obvious reasons. Any medium that is considered unusual or unacceptable may - at the discretion of any Artimus Art employee - be rejected at any time and these items will not be scanned or digitally reproduced. No three dimensional (3-D) items will be accepted without prior approval by Artimus Art. Three-dimentsional artwork is defined as being any artwork that has three dimensions; appearing to have depth or thickness in addition to height and width, or having lifelike quality. This includes any artwork constructed of clay, ceramic, plaster of Paris, wood, metal, or any material that gives the impression that a piece of artwork is 3-D.
Preparation of submitted artwork for scanning and reproducing will involve removing objects that may hold together, attach, organize, fasten, join, connect, or affix artwork. It may be necessary to remove some items to enable Artimus Art employees to scan or reproduce the artwork in order to produce a professional image and prevent damage to equipment. The items which may be removed may include, tape, clips, staples, glue, nails, screws, yarn, string, chains, twist ties, or any fastener not herein listed. Some artwork may be detached from a background surface that is not part of the actual artwork (such as frames or background paper) at the discretion of Artimus Art. The reason of such extracting of artwork from any background is solely for enabling Artimus Art to offer the best image and reproduction possible.
Artimus Art will not reconnect or refasten any artwork that was necessary to disassemble. Artwork will not be stapled, glued, tied, clipped, taped, or refastened in any manner once prepared for reproduction and scanning.
Artimus Art will accept oversized artwork for reproduction provided that the artwork fits into the Artimus Art Portfolio. Oversized art may be folded or rolled; again, provided that it fits into the Artimus Art Portfolio. Artimus Art will attempt to scan or reproduce oversized art; however this may sometimes not be possible. Every attempt will be made to reproduce oversized art but Artimus Art may reject any piece of art for scanning or reproduction for any reason.
Please note that the reproduction of any folded or rolled artwork may show creases, folds, rolls, pleats, tucks, lines, grooves, crinkles, wrinkles, scrunches, rumples, or crumples on the final reproduction.
Oversized art included in packages price:
Red Wagon - 4 Pieces of oversized art
Trolley - 7 Pieces of oversized art
Dump Truck - 11 Pieces of oversized art.
Any submitted oversized art exceeding these amounts will be scanned and the customer assumes responsibility for any applicable charges of $4.00 per piece. Books will not be printed, or artwork returned until all applicable charges are paid.
Artimus Art employs digital technology to reproduce submitted artwork. Often times, variations in colors and shades may make the reproduction look slightly different from the original; however, Artimus Art will attempt to retouch, restore, freshen, or refurbish electronic files of the scanned artwork with commonly used printing pre-press methods. Artimus Art will make every attempt to reproduce artwork for both virtual imaging and printed reproduction so that the reproduction is as close to the original as possible and of the highest possible quality.
Only those creations which are clearly the work of a child will be accepted. No adult content may be the subject matter of any piece of art and any threatening, defamatory, abusive, obscene, pornographic, inappropriate or profane material or any other material that could give rise to any civil or criminal liability under applicable law will be not be accepted. Any artwork that in any way violates the Trust-e Children's Seal guidelines for web content will be rejected. The decision to accept or reject artwork will be made by Artimus Art employees who will use the Trust-e Children's Seal guidelines.
Any material that could infringe upon the rights of privacy, publicity, copyrights, or other intellectual property rights without the express permission of the owner of these rights will not be accepted, nor will any material that promotes bigotry, racism, hatred, or harm against any individual or group.
While Artimus Art is not responsible for any artwork submitted, it reserves the right in its discretion to:
Artmus Art may request confirmation of the copyright or trademark ownership from the submitter. If Artimus Art does not receive any such confirmation or if there are continued claims of copyright or trademark infringement relating to certain submissions, Artimus Art reserves the right to (i) suspend the shipment of an order relating to the submission in question, and/or (ii) share the submitter's account information with governmental organizations, law enforcement authorities, or other third parties. If you, as a submitter, dispute any copyright or trademark infringement claims, we will share with you the contact information of any party claiming any such infringement. In the event of any such dispute, Artimus Art reserves the right to suspend the display, viewing, or sharing of any of any Submissions until the issue has been resolved. You hereby grant to Artimus Art a non-exclusive, royalty-free license to use, publish, copy, modify, transmit, display, and distribute your submissions for the sole purpose of delivering the service.
Artimus Art is committed to protecting trademarks and copyrights and expects users of the Service to do the same. Each artwork submitter is required by United States law to own the right to or to obtain permission to, use any trademarked or copyrighted material before the artwork is submitted or printed at Artimus Art. At our discretion and in appropriate circumstances, Artimus Art may terminate the accounts of users or prevent access to the Service by users who infringe upon the intellectual property rights of others.
If you believe that your work has been copied in a way that infringes your copyrights, please contact us at the following address and provide all relevant details.
Customer Service Attn: Copyright Protection
P.O Box 1128
Gloucester, MA 01930
Fax: 617-446-1477
Email: email@example.com
In addition to preserving your child's art through the printing of the art collection book, Artimus Art offers a high resolution file back-up for an additional fee. This DVD contains high resolution Tiff File images of your child's art after the images are scanned, color enhanced, cleaned and corrected, then are transferred to a DVD for true archival purposes. These high resolution Tiff files, preferred by graphic design professionals, can easily be read on any operating system.
Your must be at least 13 years of age to use our service. If you, your parent, or guardian have any concerns or questions, please feel free to contact us.
Access to your account: You may allow other people to view your art image galleries in your account by sending individual art images or the entire gallery. By sending galleries, the customer assumes the responsibility of how those image are used by the recipient. Artimus Art assumes no liability if art images are used inappropriately by recipients.
Linking directly to images on Artimus Art's servers from external sites is expressly prohibited.
We may need to access your account for the following reasons:
Artimus Art may make third-party software available to you from time to time. To access such third-party software, you much first agree to the third-party software provider's terms and conditions governing use of such software which agreement will be between you and the third-party software provider. Artimus Art is not a party to any such arrangement between you and a third-party software provider and disclaims any liability and provides no warranties relating to such software.
Artimus Art may provide links to third-party sites that may be of interest to you; however, we have no control over the content or availability of the contents of these sites. Links to third-party sites do not imply any endorsement by Artimus Art of such sites or the content, products, or services available from such sites. It is your responsibility to become familiar with each site's privacy and other policies and terms of service, and to contact that site's Webmaster or site administrator with any concerns. You acknowledge sole responsibility for - and assume all risk arising from - your use of any such sites.
Artimus Art complies with the rules and regulations set forth by the Trust-e Children's Privacy Seal Program which are compliant with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act. For more information regarding Trust-e certification process, visit www.Truste.org.
Artimus Art has applied for the Trust-e Children's Privacy Seal.
To become a member or open an account, a book package must be purchased. Once a book packages is purchased, the customer has the ability to share and send art images and entire art galleries to whomever they wish. Customers also have access to the public art gallery where any image in a private art gallery can be posted on the public one. Customers also will have access to the Artimus Art gift shop once it is added to the website.
Each member can view their art image in their own gallery. Inside of each gallery, each member has a message board where, from time to time, messages are posted for the member. The message content may range from informing you about important information regarding your account, about a new item in our gift shop, a new feature we have just added or simply a positive comment from our Artistic Director on a particular piece of art! Since the message board first and foremost serves as a communication tool from Artimus Art to customers, members may not unsubscribe or turn off the message board.
All of the information, content, and materials we offer are protected by copyright and other applicable laws of both the United States and foreign countries. You may not copy or distribute such material without the copyright owner's prior written consent. You may use these materials for personal non-commercial use only, subject to the restrictions set forth in these Terms, so long as you do not modify the materials or remove any copyright or other proprietary rights notices contained in the materials.
All right, title, and interest in and to the Artimus Art site and service is and will remain the exclusive property of Artimus Art and it's licensors. The site and service are protected by copyright, trademark, and other laws of both the United States and foreign countries. You may not copy or modify the HTML code used to generate web pages on the site. You may not use the site or service on - or in connection with - any other website for any purpose.
When you create an account with Artimus Art, you need to provide some personal information such as your name, e-mail, address, and postal mailing address. We protect and use this information as set forth in our Privacy Policy.
All materials, information, software, and other products supplied by or through the service are provided with "Restricted Rights". Use, duplication, or disclosure by the U.S. Government is subject to restrictions as set forth in these Terms and as provided in FAR 12.212(a) (1995), FAR 52.227-19, FAR 52.227-14 (ALT III), DFARS 227.7202-1(a) and 227.7202-3(a) (1995) and DFARS 252.227-7013(c)(1)(ii) (OCT 1988) et seq. or their successors. Use of any of such material by the Government constitutes acknowledgment of our or our suppliers' proprietary rights in them. In the event that the Terms - or any part thereof - are deemed inconsistent with the minimum rights identified in the restricted right provisions, the minimum rights shall prevail.
You agree to indemnify, defend, and hold us, our officers, directors, employees, agents, licensors, suppliers, and all third-party information providers to the service harmless from and against all claims, liabilities, losses, expenses, damages, and costs including reasonable attorneys' fees, resulting from (i) any use of your account (including negligent or wrongful conduct) by you or any other person accessing the service using your account and/or (ii) claim that a submission infringes upon third party intellectual property rights.
Any action hereunder must be brought, if at all, within one (1) year from the accrual of the cause of action. The parties agree that these terms and any claims hereunder shall be governed by and subject to the state and federal law provisions, and hereby consent to jurisdiction and venue in the courts of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
You are responsible for compliance with all local laws and you are required to comply with U.S. export laws and regulations when you use or export any software or materials provided through Artimus Art.
The service, content, and/or materials available through Artimus Art's site are provided on an "as-is" and "as-available" basis and without warranties of any kind either expressed or implied.
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, Artimus Art expressly disclaims all warranties and conditions of any kind, whether expressed or implied, including - but not limited to - implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, and non-infringement. Artimus Art makes no warranty that its site or services will be uninterrupted, timely, secure, or error-free, or that this site or its server is free of viruses or other harmful components. Artimus Art makes no warranty regarding any software, goods, services, special offers, or the delivery, quality, accuracy, timeliness, completeness, or reliability of any software, goods, or services purchased, accessed or obtained through Artimus Art's website or advertised through Artimus Art's website. No advice or information, whether oral or written, obtained from Artimus Art or through the website or service will create any warranty not expressly made herein.
To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, under no circumstances shall Artimus Art be liable for any indirect, incidental, special, punitive, or consequential damages, including but not limited to damages for loss of profits, use data, or other intangibles, whether based on warranty, contract, tort (including negligence) or any other legal theory, even if Artimus Art has been advised of the possibility of such damages, that result from your access to or use of, or inability to access or use Artimus Art's website or services from any changes to this site or it's services or from unauthorized access to or alteration of your submissions or data, even if a remedy set forth herein is found to have failed of its essential purpose. You specifically acknowledge that Artimus Art is not liable for the defamatory, offensive or illegal conduct of other users or third-parties and that the risk of injury from the foregoing rests entirely with you. Further, Artimus Art will have no liability to you or third-party for any third-party content uploaded onto or downloaded from the site or through the service. You agree that the aggregate liability of Artimus Art to you for any and all claims arising from the use of the site or service is limited to $100.00. You expressly acknowledge and agree that Artimus Art has set its prices and entered into this agreement in reliance upon these limitations of liability specified herein. For these purposes, Artimus Art limitation or exclusion of incidental, consequential or other types of damages will apply based on the laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Many of our customers are interested in submitting ideas for products and enhancement of services to be used at Artimus Art, either independent of, or in conjunction with our internally developed concepts. We appreciate our customers' interest in improving our service; however, please note our policy on external idea submission:
Unsolicited ideas submitted to Artimus Art LLC, or any of it's employees automatically become the property of Artimus Art LLC.
By submitting unsolicited ideas to Artimus Art LLC, you automatically forfeit your right to the intellectual property ownership of these ideas.
If you intend to own the intellectual property rights of your ideas in any way (patent, trade secrets, copyright, trademark, etc.) please do not submit your concepts or prototype samples to Artimus Art LLC or its employees.
Send an e-mail to email@example.com and describe only the general application.
If we think there is opportunity to pursue your idea further, we will contact you. Please note that a legal agreement may be required by Artimus Art LLC in order to evaluate your concept.
The systems, services, and products or portions thereof that form part of the services, are covered by US Patents 6,583,799, 6,583,852, 6,587,596, and other pending US applications. You agree not to take any action that will interfere with or disrupt the service.
Artimus Art has the right to investigate and prosecute any violations of intellectual rights infringement and/or website security issues to the fullest extent of the law. Artimus Art may involve and cooperate with law enforcement authorities in prosecuting users who violate these Terms. You acknowledge that Artimus Art has no obligation to monitor your access to, or use of, the service, but has the right to do so for the purpose of operating the service to ensure your compliance with these Terms or to comply with applicable law or the order or requirement of a court, administrative agency or other government body.
We may assign our rights and responsibilities hereunder without notice to you.
All items purchased through Artimus Art, made pursuant to a shipment contract. This means that the risk of loss and title for such items pass to you upon our delivery to our carrier: this includes any liability to the loss or damage to original artwork. When you purchase a package or purchase an item in our gift shop, Artimus Art and its contracted companies reserves the right to ship partial orders.
If any part of this agreement is held to be invalid or unenforceable, then the invalid or unenforceable provision will be deemed superseded by a valid, enforceable provision most closely matching the intent of the original provision and the remainder of the Terms will continue in effect.
These Terms constitute the entire agreement between you and us with respect to this service, and supersede all other communications, written or oral, with regard to the service. The failure of Artimus Art to enforce any right or provision of these terms will not be deemed a waiver of such right or provision.


text: Dali Man recover medical expenses is not a knife stabbed the employer jailed for three years due to injury caused during employment, that employers failed to treat their body to heal, a man in Dali beg for medical expenses not after huff knife barrel injury employer. In November 2, 2016, Dali County People's Court Criminal Tribunal concluded the fee for wounding cases, the defendant Hong Mou found guilty of intentional assault, sentenced to three years imprisonment. Defendant Hong Mou, was born in 60s, primary school culture, unemployed. Because of the cultural level and family environment, these years have been a flood rely on temporary workers, do small maintain basic family life. On 2015, the defendant in a flood period to give the village of fan Moumou home to make the grave accident, fan Moumou family as a flood treatment, but the defendant Hong insisted that their disease does not heal, many times to the victims of medical expenses for fan moumou. In March 31, 2016 19, when the defendant Hong Fan Moumou home once again to ask for medical time-consuming, two people quarrel, under the defendant hung a chopper to a fan Moumou body chopped knife, fan Moumou by the head, arms and other parts of multiple injuries. After the incident, the victim Moumou fan hospitalized 18 days, spent nearly 70 thousand yuan for medical expenses. By the forensic center of Dali County of Shaanxi Province Public Security Bureau identified the victim fan Moumou injury was minor level. In August of the same year, Dali County procuratorate to the crime of intentional injury will flood a prosecution to Dali County People's court, the victim of a Hong Fan Moumou also filed an incidental civil action. The court held that the defendant deliberately hurt someone else's body, causing minor injuries, his behavior constituted the crime of intentional injury, should be punished according to law. Dali County People's Procuratorate accused the defendant of a crime and the establishment of hong. The defendant hung a weapon carried out the attack, after the incident and did not actively compensate the victims losses, should be punished severely discretion. In addition, because the defendant hung a crime violating incidental civil plaintiff fan Moumou health right, the defendant Hong Mou should bear corresponding civil liability. However, in the case of the trial, after the trial of a number of contractors strict organization mediation, the two sides ultimately failed to reach consensus. After identification, the victim Moumou fan: loss of 66500.7 yuan for medical expenses, nursing expenses for 1800 yuan, hospital food subsidies for 540 yuan, transportation costs 1032.6 yuan, more than a total of 69873.3 yuan. In summary, the court in accordance with the defendant's criminal facts, circumstances, the degree of social harm and incidental civil plaintiff suffered losses, and ultimately made the decision. Note: video only for extended reading. Supervisor shoot Man Street knife attack a knife with a knife to the woman died on the spot相关的主题文章:

subset: commoncrawl


text:
»To be considered for such an important role, you need to take yourself and how you role-play seriously. We won't just be choosing anyone to become a Kage, you need to qualify as someone we find legit for the title.
●You NEED to be ACTIVE.
●Must have extensive knowledge about naruto, and mostly the village you control.
●Good communication skills are needed for this role, both IC, and OOC.
●You and your village people are responsible for creating missions.
●A role-play sample will be required, it can be a battle post or something you find of quality that YOU did.
●You are responsible for keeping your village lively.
●You will be given moderator powers within YOUR village.
●You can make a bingo book any where in your country.
●You have the power to issue missions to all ninja.
●You can set up the chunin exams how you wish (will also be governed by forum mods.)
●You can choose anyone to be your right hand man, you are only allowed 1-3, they must be Jounin rank, or equivalent to that rank (wanderers/rogue).
●Kage have to make threads for mission rank. These missions must have their own thread, see konoha's mission thread for an example. (Konoha's Main Page) Scroll to the bottom and you will see the threads. It is suggested you all follow this format, but if you want to add other threads that will benefit you, feel free to do so w/o our permission.
●Each village needs a submission thread for members who want to submit missions. If the Kage fail to do this, or there isn't a current kage, mods will create a section for you. (Konoha's mission thread(s) example)
Last edited by Shinobi on Mon Jan 30, 2017 6:53 am; edited 4 times in total


text:
Payment Methods
About the payment methods
PayPal and credit cards issued overseas are acceptable when paying on thisisblythe.com.
How to pay on thisisblythe.com
- PayPal
- Credit Card(VISA, MasterCard, JCB, Discover, Diners Club, American Express)
are the two available payment methods.
About PayPal
When paying with PayPal, you don't have to create a PayPal account. If you already have a PayPal account, you will be redirected to PayPal login page.
When using PayPal, please follow the directions on the checkout page to proceed. PayPal method will be pre-selected for your convenience.
About Credit Cards
When paying with credit card, you will use the Stripe payment gateway, however, you don't need to create any Stripe account to complete the payment.
VISA, Mastercard, JCB, Discover, Diners Club and American Express are accepted.
When using a credit card, please follow the directions on the checkout page to proceed, and choose Credit Card (Stripe) to make a payment with your credit card. Stripe allows you to make your credit card payment safely and securely.
|Card Type
|All supported currencies
|All supported currencies
|American Express
|USD, EUR, AUD, CAD, GPB, MXN, BRL, and more*
|Discover, Diners Club


text:
If you are looking for a chiropractor in Franklin, Tennessee who can guide you past pain in your neck, back, other joints, and head, than Unity Chiropractic should be on your list of chiropractic doctors to consider. Continue reading "Finding A Chiropractor in Franklin, Tennessee"
Category: Chiropractors
Spring Hill, Tennessee
Dr.'s Michael and Ericka Montelione are a husband and wife chiropractic team located in Spring Hill, TN. They met in April of 2010 and were married in June of 2011. A quick 6 months later, they began their journey into chiropractic together at chiropractic college. Through their time there they learned to work as a team and realized their true passion of caring for as many people as possible with chiropractic. Continue reading "Spring Hill, Tennessee"
Finding a Chiropractor in Hendersonville, TN
Stewart Chiropractic Center in Hendersonville, TN is focused on serving their patients, who they call practice members, and helping them achieve optimum health through regular chiropractic care. The "regular" part of that is what makes this clinic unique. They ask that you don't just come in when you are hurting but on a regular basis to prevent pain and to ensure long term, stable spine health.
Continue reading "Finding a Chiropractor in Hendersonville, TN"
Kennedy Chiropractic of Waldorf, Maryland
Dr. Shawn Neville has served as a chiropractor in Waldorf, Maryland area for several years. People come from all over the state to receive a gentle, yet effective, chiropractic adjustment from Dr. Neville.
Dr. Shawn Neville has served as a chiropractor in Waldorf, Maryland area for several years. People come from all over the state to receive a gentle, yet effective, chiropractic adjustment from Dr. Neville.
Dr. Neville practices at Kennedy Chiropractic and provides modern spinal care to Waldorf, St. Charles, Brandywine, Bennsville, Clinton, Fort Washington, Oxon Hill, Upper Marlboro in Maryland and Dahlgren, Colonial Beach and King George. Whether your home is in Waldorf or in a surrounding Maryland area, Kennedy Chiropractic is worth the drive. Continue reading "Kennedy Chiropractic of Waldorf, Maryland"
Help Finding An Anchorage Chiropractor
Alaska is a large state (the largest by land mass in the United States) and its unforgiving weather can be hard on the body. That's why finding a chiropractor in Anchorage, AK is so important. It is easier and faster today than ever before to find just about any service or product we want or need simply by using a search engine.
We would like to make a few suggestions. First, ask your friends about who they recommend as a chiropractor in Anchorage, AK. Not just because they like his clothing or his smile, but because they have had a long term experience with him where he has made their back, neck, and joint pain leave or significantly improve.
Finding A Chiropractor in Simpsonville, SC
There are different types of situations that lead or cause people to look for a chiropractor. Sometimes it is simply moving into a new town or city, in which case someone would likely go to a search engine and type in "chiropractor Simpsonville, SC." Other times it is when someone has injured their neck, back, or other joint in a car wreck, sports accident, or what is known as a "slip and fall." Continue reading "Finding A Chiropractor in Simpsonville, SC"


text:
Handbrake is a DVD ripping tool that peole often use on Mac. But Handbrake can't rip DVDs on its own and you need VLC installed to provide the necessary DVD decrypting libraries. However, If your VLC is 2.0 version, you would find that you can't rip DVDs with Handbrake after installing it on a Mac cause VLC 2.0 changes the code libraries it uses for decrypting, which means Handbrake won't be able to find them—and will throw you an error saying it can't find your VLC installation.
Solutions to VLC 2.0 Breaks Handbrake DVD Ripping
Solution 1: It is very simple: just download the missing library manually. The latest version is libdvdcss 0.10.5. You can download libdvdcss.pkg on Mac OS X from: libdvdcss for Mac OS X. After you download the libdvdcss.pkg file and run the installer, when it's done, you should be able to rip DVDs again.
Solution 2: Alternatively, at that link, you can download the libdvdcss.2.dylib file directly and move that file to /usr/lib/ on your Mac.
Solution 3: With the help of the solutions mentioned above, you can finally get around Handbrake VLC 2.0 trouble. If you still can't rip DVD with Handbrake on Mac or your decrypting libraries can't rip your DVD copy protection, you can try the ultimate solution – rip DVD on Mac with some other DVD rippers for Mac to replace Handbrake.
Pavtube ByteCopy for Mac can be your first choice, it keeps contant updating with perfect support for all the region codec and also the latest copy protection on DVD disc, it enables you to loading both DVD disc, DVD Video_TS folder and also DVD IFO/ISO image file, you can make a full disc copy of DVD of original structure with all the subtitle languages, audio tracks and chapter information well preserved for storing on computer hard drive,external hard drive or main movie copy of DVD without unwanted comments, advertisements, etc for media players playback or rip DVD to various different popular video/audio file formats and device preset profile formats for viewing on smartphone, tablets, game consoles, TV, etc.
1. Click the "Load Disc" button to load your source DVD disc from disc drive, or import BD/DVD ISO image, BD/DVD folder, and DVD IFO from Mac hard drive to Pavtube ByteCopy for Mac.
2. Choose "Lossless/encoded Multi-track MKV(*.mkv)" from "Format" drop-down list as output format.
3. Enter "Settings" option to adjust profile presets (optional). Remove unwanted audio tracks and subtitles from saved MKV file.
4. Hit the "Convert" button.
Now you can not only copy your original Disney DVD to MKV without quality loss, but also get almost same video quality from original DVD to saved MKV files besides all or multiple audio tracks, subtitles, and chapter markers can be preserved.
You also can convert DVD to MP4, AVI, WMV, etc with this Handbrake alternative for Mac.
Related Articles
Any Product-related firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
For PPI partners, a celebration of kinship
For partners of the Philippine Press Institute (PPI), the print media continues to play a major role in conveying information to the public that helps make their lives better and public engagement on key issues possible. This, amid the widespread use of social media that has threatened the viability of the traditional media, not least of which is print, and spawned hoax news and other forms of misleading information using digital technologies and today's virtual platforms.
Holcim Davao supports Habitat for Humanity Philippines housing project for the new Matigsalug-Manobo tribal village
FBuilding solutions provider Holcim Philippines, Inc. supported a project by non-profit organization Habitat for Humanity Philippines, Inc. funded by the Embassy of Brunei Darussalam to build a tribal village in Marilog District, Davao City for 47 Matigsalug-Manobo families who lost homes to typhoon Pablo.
Philippine Daily Inquirer, Mindanao Observer Top Winners in Sustainable Construction Reporting Awards
The Philippine Daily Inquirer and The Mindanao Observer emerged as the biggest winners in this year's Journalism Awards for Sustainable Construction Reporting (JASCOR), an annual recognition jointly given by the Philippine Press Institute (PPI), the country's biggest association of newspapers, and global construction solutions company LafargeHolcim Philippines.
Building Better Stories, Block by Block
A series of seminar-workshops for media practitioners on the links between the con-struction industry and sustainable growth is set to kick off next week. The Philippine Press Institute (PPI) and Holcim Philippines, Inc. are undertaking this joint initiative, which builds on a similar, albeit more basic, training two years ago.
Building from the Rubble
When a 7.2-magnitude earthquake shook the Bohol province in October 2013, followed in less than a month by super typhoon Yolanda that wreaked havoc on Eastern Visayas, the media rose to the occasion in providing the public with a steady stream of reports that kept them updated on the situations on the ground. Reports on casualties, the extent of damage, reconstruction efforts, alongside touching stories from the survivors, were par for the course.
Construction Reporting: Nailing it right
Think construction reporting, and what comes to mind? Carl Jerome Maroma, a correspondent for CLTV36, used to think it was all about crafting a story about an infrastructure project and relevant details. He has since had a rethink.
(Part 1) Different parties, different strokes Local pols (re)imagine CdO's mental-health facility, program
To build or not to build a mental health facility is no longer a question among politicos in Cagayan de Oro City in Mindanao. All the three contending political parties in the coming May 2016 elections agree the time is ripe to build one.
(Part 2) Different parties, different strokes Local pols (re)imagine CdO's mental-health facility, program
The Centrist Democratic Party (CDP), Liberal Party (LP) and the Padayon Pilipino Party (PPP) have all claimed that constructing a mental hospital is among their to-do list, should their candidates win.
One national daily, four community papers vie for Sustainable Construction Reporting awards
For their outstanding reportage on sustainable construction, focusing on little-explored topics—from using inclusive strategies to rebuild from the rubble to giving voice to indigenous peoples' aspirations for a school they could call their own—one national and four community newspapers have emerged as finalists in this year's Journalism Awards for Sustainable Construction Reporting (JASCOR).
From Road to Ocean: Media an Essential Partner in Development
Winning may not be everything, yet it highlights one thing: Excellence matters and pays off. Here's a glimpse into how specific publications bested the rest in their respective categories as they clinched top honors in the recently concluded 2015 Civic Journalism Awards given out by the Philippine Press Institute on the occasion of its 20th National Press Forum and Annual Members' Meeting.
Rebuilding Lumad's Dismantled Rights, One Story at a Time
For decades, indigenous peoples (IP), or lumad, in the country have endured systemic neglect and discrimination. Some of the physical structures that are meant to serve their collective needs such as education are a testament to this sad reality.
About JASCOR
The Holcim Philippines-Philippine Press Institute (PPI) Journalism Awards for Sustainable Construction aims to recognize stories from the print media that help the public better understand, appreciate and support sustainable construction as defined by the LafargeHolcim Foundation.


text:
Wednesday, December 13th, 2006
A list of responses to Time's recent headliner:
The way we teach kids has not changed very much over the years. Yet all around our schools, society has changed in astounding ways. We are able to put humans into space, and yet, students in America's urban schools couldn't explain how a vehicle put into space is able to orbit the earth. The curriculum of our schools is designed to keep kids thinking inside the box, and discourage innovative thinking. Yet, there are currently calls for finding ways to bring our schools out of the 20th century. Time Magazine's lead article this week addressed this issue.
To me "powerpointlessness" is something that died a long time ago that is just an annoying tool that adults use to bore audiences to tears. First graders using tools on the internet is great but what about some of the old school logo type programming. I just don't understand why a child putting a PowerPoint presentation together is so exciting. If a first grader programmed a logo turtle to move through an obstacle course then I would be very impressed!!
Trained and experienced educators run the schools. But perhaps more than anything else, education in the 21st century is about conversations, and our schools must operate within conversations between classrooms and homes, schools and communities, and lots of potent, two-way conversations between students and their learning experiences.
Most of the rest of the story includes some inspiring examples of schools that are moving to the edge of the wave. But what they make me wonder is if all schools might become charter schools. Each school is free to reshape itself within the context of a dynamic curriculum that reflects today and tomorrow, but incorporating local needs, local opportunities, and a desperate need to make schools powerful engines for improving neighborhoods, villages, cities and the world.
At the moment we're being pressed with lots of "reports" about the state of American education and education in Connecticut. Here's an example. And the soon to come assessment by NCEE. I hope people keep in mind that global engagement is hypertextual. What do we mean by globalist thinking and internationalism? What will we mean by technology and literacy?
In terms of current public American education:
"globalist thinking" = America must eternally pay for our role in slavery and our "stealing" from the Native American peoples; America is an Empire-builder; America is an international bigot; American capitalism is the root of the "World Problem"; America is the World's true enemy
"internationalism" = America must submit to the United Nations and cease to stand out; unilateralism under any circumstance is taboo
American Education in the public sector will only recuperate when the liberalism that permeates it gives way to allow for the free exchange of ideas. In other words, allow the teaching of "intelligent design" alongside the theory of evolution.. put a variety of literature back into the public classroom (just about everything I had to read was feminist or focused on the "plight of the lower class" and just about all of it took place from the late-19th century to pre-WWII).. teach the American (and World) historical on its own merits and shortcomings and without commentary (for instance, teach the FULL history of the Plymouth colony and of Thanksgiving).. teach global warming, but as the theory it still is.. and so on.
I mean liberalism, because it is what is defining "sound, evidence-based science" for the public schools.
For example, I'm not talking about teaching the Book of Genesis. For every scientific point made by an evolutionist, a scientific counter-point can be made by a creationist–and vice versa, which means it is a scientific debate.
Here is an example of the creationist counter-point that order cannot come from disorder (or that the complex cannot naturally descend from the simplistic).
"I don't see how a creationist could have a scientific viewpoint about genesis."
I feel the same about an evolutionist :-) Since at some point, even an evolutionist must admit that for intelligent and complex life to happen, certain laws of nature must be broken at least once. But, of course, it is unscientific to allow anything so outside of "sound, evidence-based science" (aka "supernatural").. and so "accepted science" continues to run around in a maze of its own making.
Darwinism (or "modern science") is the atheistic man's coup against God. Life becomes a lot easier if "God" is Man and not God, doesn't it?
Science is God's test of Man's vanity.
To err is Human, so the findings or non-findings of science doesn't affect my faith or ethics one way or the other.
What does bother me is how the insecurities of liberalism and atheism are allowed to permeate Science so deep so as to not allow for balanced public education. Part of this is to make theories such as evolution and global warming appear so dominant and overwhelming to the public that they are perceived as fact.
The other part is the quickness with which creationism is always brushed aside as "baseless". This I find amusing since the American Association for the Advancement of Science calling creationism baseless is like the Vatican calling evolution baseless. Duh!
I have been recently reminded of my Sherlock Holmes as it pertains to this debate:
"'Circumstantial evidence is a very tricky thing,' answered Holmes thoughtfully; 'it may seem to point very straight to one thing, but if you shift your point of view a little, you may find it pointing in an equally uncompromising manner to something entirely different' . . . 'There is nothing more deceptive than an obvious fact'."
Evolution is no less dogma than Creation. And where the two split is that creationists use Science to show God, where evolutionists use Science to show no God. It is a battle of faiths.
No complaining here :-) My apologies that the post came across that way.
"I'm simply saying that he's missused the applicability of the 2nd law."
Well of course you feel that way! Just as it should be expected that I believe Sewell's argument using the 2nd law to have merit.
The facts as I have read is that scientists who point their arguments to an intelligent designer must start their arguments from the bottom of the mountain while theories such as evolution and global warming are flown to the top.
In any case, I will happily continue the debate, even with the belief that evolutionary science wants no debate, except of course within the realm of "accepted science".
Anyway, the only point I really wanted to prove here was that a Creationist can have a serious scientific debate based on scientific laws. I have proved that. And in the spirit of that, here's another link that I have always enjoyed as a resource in the Evolution vs Creation debate over the last few years:
Quite a bit of information literature I've had to read over these last weeks.
After all I've read between open systems and closed systems, current laws of science, radiant energy, Kelvin and Clasius, Plato and Aristotle, Augustine and Aquinas, Paley and Darwin, The Big Bang Theory and The Book of Genesis, energy and mass… the question of origin that I put to the evolutionist is this:
Deconstruct the Universe down to its smallest particle. What do you propose is that particle's origins?


text:
I have a luncheon which I'll be cooking and serving tomorrow and the guest requested either watercress or mache in their salad. When I called my produce purveyor they told me they had neither available but they did have a couple flats of beautiful microgreens, so I took them instead. When they arrived and I opened their cases I was immediately struck by their natural beauty so I snapped a few photos…they taste pretty good, too.
Microgreens = Micro-Beauty
May 1, 2013
1 Comment (+add yours?)
They looks so pretty and fresh. And they absolutely look good for a fresh green salad.


text:
MUMBAI (MarketWatch) -- India's Reliance Industries Ltd. (500325.BY) is close to signing an agreement with U.S.-based Dow Chemical Co. DOW, -1.74% to set up a $20 billion joint venture, the Times of India said Friday without citing any source.
According to the deal, Dow Chemical will hive off its basic chemicals and plastics businesses, valued at about $20 billion, into a separate new firm, the report said.
After the demerger, Reliance will buy a 59% stake in the new company for about $12 billion, while Dow will retain the remaining 41% stake, valued at about $8 billion.
Newspaper Web Site: http://www.timesofindia.com
-Edited by Marissa Chew
-Contact: 201-938-5400


text:
SAN FERNANDO CITY, La Union, Dec. 14 (PIA) — The Regional Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee (RLECC1) in Ilocos Region has garnered the best regional law enforcement coordinating committee for Luzon to its immeasurable contribution in attaining the National Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee goals and objectives for the period July 16, 2011 to July 15, 2012.
This is due to their successful conduct of programs and projects and activities that are of high impact to achieve NLECC target.
According to Police Chief Supt. Franklin Jesus Bucayu, this only shows that what they have done are relevant and effective.
It served as their inspiration to further intensify their campaign for public safety even though three of the provinces in Region 1 were earlier tagged as election priority areas, Bucayu said.
The plaque of recognition was awarded last December 5 at Camp Crame in Quezon City.
On the incoming 2012 polls, Bucayu said the PNP in Ilocos will implement "Oplan Spikes" which means stop private armies in the Ilocos region.
Oplan Spikes aims to eliminate partisan armed groups and ensure a secure and fair national and local election in the region. (ANL/EMR-PIA 1 La Union with report from PRO1/PSupt. Jovencio S. Badua Jr.)


text:
Off-Season 16+ Group
During this off-season a one month basketball & athletic development program will be run for basketball players aged 16 and older from June 26 to July 22.
The sessions will be held at Rode Loop on Tuesday, Thursday and Sundays on the following dates:
Tuesday 26/06 : 19u00 - 20u30
Thursday 28/06: 19u00 - 20u30
Sunday 01/07: 14u00 - 16u00
Tuesday 03/07: 19u00 - 20u30
Thursday 05/07: 19u00 - 20u30
Sunday 08/07: 14u00 - 16u00
Tuesday 10/07: 19u00 - 20u30
Thursday 12/07: 19u00 - 20u30
Sunday 15/07: 14u00-16u00
Tuesday 17/07: 19u00 - 20u30
Thursday 19/07: 19u00 - 20u30
Sunday: 22/07: 14u00 - 16u00
What you get
Every week your program will look like this:
- Basketball Skill Session
- Full court games on Sundays at Rode Loop
- "Off-Season. Our-Season. '18" shirt
The basketball skill sessions during the week take place from 19u-20u30 with the following structure where we will focus on one topic per day.
Sunday will be our game-day from 2pm until 4pm at Rode Loop starting at 1st of July.
Price investment for off-season participation:
- €30 per individual session
- €50 per week
- €180 for the whole month
To subscribe e-mail email@example.com with the weeks/dates you want to join.


text:
Tim is a trial lawyer with extensive courtroom experience in multi-week trials. His practice ranges from the defense of medical malpractice claims to representing both plaintiffs and defendants in insurer bad faith, insurance coverage, employment, product liability, injunctive relief, and equine law cases, among others.
Tim is licensed to practice in Washington and Oregon, and represents clients in both state and federal courts. As a plaintiff's attorney, he has assisted in cases achieving multimillion dollar verdicts and settlements, including the $15.5 million verdict in Federici v. U-Haul et al., and the $12.95 million bad faith settlement in Howard v. Royal Specialty Underwriting, Inc. As a defense attorney, he has obtained defense verdicts, dismissals, and favorable settlements for clients including health care providers, employers, universities, product manufacturers, and insurance companies.
Tim was named to the Washington Super Lawyers list for 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, and 2018; named to the Washington Super Lawyers "Rising Stars" list for 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012; and received the Washington Defense Trial Lawyers Outstanding Litigation Associate Award for 2006. Prior to becoming a lawyer, Tim was a professor of political philosophy and argumentation at Western Washington University, as well as the director of the university's debate program. During law school, Tim served as a Rule 9 Attorney for the Whatcom County Public Defender.
University of Washington School of Law, J.D. with honors, 2004
University of Washington Law Review, Notes and Comments Editor
Member, Moot Court Honor Board: First Place and Best Speaker
2002 1L Competition Finalist and Best Speaker
2004 2L/3L Falknor Appellate Advocacy Competition
Invited Member, National Order of Barristers
Teaching Fellow, Basic Legal Skills
Boston University, A.B.D., Political Philosophy, 1986
President's Ph.D. Fellowship, 1984
Western Washington University, M.A. with distinction, Political Science, 1983
© 2019 Mullin, Allen & Steiner PLLC
View Our Disclaimer | Privacy Policy
Law Firm Website Design by The Modern Firm


text:
For a pub with a warm, friendly, laid back atmosphere, look no further than the Royal Oak, Charmouth
Simple quality food and local Palmers ales. Sit on our terrace and enjoy a Pimms on a summer's evening or get cosy by our log fire and enjoy a traditional Sunday roast. Darts, table skittles or even a game of dominoes are all on offer.
Dogs on leads are welcome. We now also have free wifi. Open all day every day.
01297 560277 | firstname.lastname@example.com | www.royaloakcharmouth.com


text:
At some point, every homeowner is faced with the frustration of home repairs. Some home repairs happen in an instant such as an HVAC breakdown, while others happen slowly over time such as water damage. If you are in your home and spot water spots in the corners of your home, there is a very good chance that this is a leaking problem with your roof that has grown worse over time. If left unattended, water issues only get worse, leading to mold growth and eventually an unlivable home. That is not recommended and water damage doesn't just go away on its own. If the reason is that you just can't afford to fix the roof, there is another solution that you can take that will save you time, money and mental stress.
While a leaky or outdated roof can make it almost impossible to sell your house the conventional route, there are preferred cash home buyers that will buy your home as-is so you won't have to fix the roof, they pay all cash so you don't have to worry about banks getting involved, and they can close quickly, usually within 7-10 days so the water damage won't get worse
If you haven't noticed water damage yet, that's a good thing! There are a few ways to protect your roof and ensure you won't have future leaks:
- Get a regular roof inspection – This is the best advice for any homeowner. Much like you get a yearly physical for your health, you should also get a yearly inspection on your roof. Yearly inspections can help stop issues before they start.
- Check your roof flashings – 90% of all roof leaks occur at or near the flashing as most of the water is funneled off the roof via flashing. Without good, tight flashings around chimneys, vents, skylights and wall/roof junctions, water can enter a home or building and cause damage to walls, ceilings, insulation and electrical systems.
- Maintain gutters and downspouts – Water escapes your roof via gutters and downspouts. In winter months, if your gutter are not clean, melting snow and ice can create an "ice damn" making it impossible for water to escape. When water backs up under the shingles, it can easily seep into the interior of the home. If you make sure that gutters and downspouts are clear and maintained, you can avoid these issues.
- Keep trees/bushes trimmed – Trees hanging over your roof can pose a few issues. 1. The closer bushes and trees are to your home, the more likely moss and algae will grow on your roof. 2. Overhanging tree branches are likely to scratch roofing shingles. When tree branches scratch the surface of your roof, holes are created in the shingles, allowing water to get into your home.
- Replace damaged shingles – If you notice a damaged shingle, the best thing you can do is replace it immediately. All of your shingles overlap, which means if 1 is damaged, it can have a residual effect on your roof's foundation. Replacing these shingles can protect your home from further issues.
If you don't have a leak or water damage, these 5 tips are great ways to ensure you won't have those issues. If you do already have these issues and the water damage or cost of the roof is too overwhelming, consider finding an accredited we buy houses company that can help you in these difficult and stressful situations.


text:
Friday, October 24, 2008
2008 NFL Rookies with Dreads
Posted by DreadHead at 7:29 PM 0 comments
Sunday, August 17, 2008
Dread Spotlight: Walter Dix
Posted by DreadHead at 3:01 PM 0 comments
Friday, July 25, 2008
2009 College Football Recruits with dreads
Just like are series of Freshman and Sophomores in College Football, here is our post to the recruits.
Jacobbi McDaniel DT Florida State
Marlon Brown WR Undecided
Trent Richardson RB Alabama
Jaamal Berry RB Undecided
Ray Ray Armstrong ATH Undecided
Ryne Giddins DE Undecided
Jarvis Giles RB Tennessee
Bradley Battles ATH South Florida
Luther Robinson DT Miami
Jeremy Gallon ATH Michigan
Dyron Dye DE Undecided
James Green WR South Florida
Trabis Ward RB Undecided
C.J. Mizell LB Florida State
Denard Robinson ATH Undecided
Ben Axon RB Clemson
Lamar Scruggs WR Undecided
Duron Carter WR Ohio State
Posted by DreadHead at 12:01 PM 0 comments
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
MLB Players with dreads
In baseball there aren't that many players with dreads. But we found some and here is a list of them.
Vladimir Guerrero OF Angels
Manny Ramirez OF Red Sox
Andrew Mccutchen OF Pirates
Lastings Milledge OF Nationals
Desmond Jennings OF Rays
Ervin Santana SP Angels
Brian Barton OF Cardinals
Posted by DreadHead at 5:56 PM 7 comments
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
2008 NFL Teams with the most dreads
This is a list of how many guys with dreads are on each team.
1. Jaguars 10
2. Packers 7
3. Bills 6
4. Lions 6
5. Patriots 6
6. Titans 6
7. Bengals 5
8. Steelers 5
9. Dolphins 5
10. Bears 5
11. Vikings 5
12. Falcons 5
13. Browns 4
14. Eagles 4
15. Cowboys 4
16. Texans 4
17. Colts 3
18. Chiefs 3
19. Cardinals 3
20. Jets 2
21. Giants 2
22. Raiders 2
23. Rams 2
24. Saints 2
25. Buccaneers 2
26. Broncos 1
27. 49ers 1
28. Ravens 1
29. Redskins 1
30. Chargers 1
31. Seahawks 1
32. Panthers 1
Posted by DreadHead at 2:34 PM 6 comments
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Arena Football players with dreads
Kimani Jones OL Gladiators
Donovan Morgan WR Rush
Hank Edwards WR Storm
Posted by DreadHead at 10:19 PM 3 comments
Friday, June 27, 2008
Dread Bracket first round matchups part 4
We have now had our biggest upset in the dread bracket. 14 seed Steven Jackson upset 3 seed Reggie Nelson and 11 seed Steve Johnson defeated 6 seed Laurent Robinson. Here are the new matchups for the day so please vote.
7 Sidney Rice vs 10 Oren O'Neal
2 Mickael Gelabale vs 15 Greg Wesley
Posted by DreadHead at 12:35 PM 4 comments
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Top twenty defensive backs with dreads
Posted by DreadHead at 11:00 PM 3 comments
Top ten receivers with dreads
Posted by DreadHead at 10:56 PM 3 comments
Top ten Running Backs with dreads
Among NFL players, dreads are a very popular hairstyle. Especially among running backs and defensive backs. So we thought it was a good idea to do a list of the top 10 running backs in the NFL with dreads. Here is the list.
Posted by DreadHead at 10:50 PM 0 comments
Dread Bracket first round matchups part 3
Just like the NCAA tournament, the Dread Bracket had some upsets these last few matchups. The 12 5 matchup is a common upset in this as well as Uche Nwaneri pulled off a stunning upset against Asante Samuel. Then the 13 seed Tyson Jackson beat 4 seed Roddy White. Both matchups came down to the final vote as Jackson and Nwaneri both won 4 votes to 3. Here are the new matchups to vote on in the dread bracket.
11 Steve Johnson vs 6 Laurent Robinson
3 Reggie Nelson vs 14 Steven Jackson
Posted by DreadHead at 11:42 AM 0 comments
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Top 50 NFL Players with Dreads
Many players in the NFL have dreads but that is the only thing they have in common. Not all of those players made this list as this is for the top 50 players in the NFL with dreads. Unlike every other post we've ever done, this post actually goes by how we feel the players are talent wise.
1. Bob Sanders S Colts
2. Steven Jackson RB Rams
3. Larry Fitzgerald WR Cardinals
4. Asante Samuel DB Eagles
5. Al Harris DB Packers
6. Atari Bigby S Packers
7. Marshawn Lynch RB Bills
8. Marion Barber RB Cowboys
9. Marcus Trufant DB Seahawks
10. Devin Hester WR/RS Bears
11. Vernon Davis TE 49ers
12. Rashean Mathis DB Jaguars
13. Edgerrin James RB Cardinals
14. Laurence Maroney RB Patriots
15. Dwayne Bowe WR Chiefs
16. Roddy White WR Falcons
17. Dunta Robinson DB Texans
18. Charles Tillman DB Bears
19. Adam Jones DB Cowboys
20. Sidney Rice WR Vikings
21. Josh Cribbs WR Browns
22. Brandon Meriweather S Patriots
23. Reggie Williams WR Jaguars
24. Mike Mckenzie DB Saints
25. Zack Crockett FB Cowboys
26. Terry Cousin DB Browns
27. Adrian Peterson RB Bears
28. Chris Johnson RB Titans
29. Ryan Clady T Broncos
30. Bobby Sippio WR Chiefs
31. Doug Gabriel WR Bengals
32. Usama Young DB Saints
33. Cedric Griffin DB Vikings
34. Chris Houston DB Falcons
35. Roydell Williams WR Titans
36. Reggie Nelson S Jaguars
37. Greg Wesley S Chiefs
38. Chris Henry RB Titans
39. Michael Griffin S Titans
40. Stanley McClover DE Panthers
41. Quentin Groves DE Jaguars
42. Chris Davis WR Titans
43. Colin Cole DT Packers
44. Oren O'Neal FB Raiders
45. Derrick Harvey DE Jaguars
46. Glenn Holt WR Bengals
47. Laurent Robinson WR Falcons
48. Uche Nwaneri OG Jaguars
49. Isaiah Stanback WR Cowboys
50. Cedric Benson RB Bears
Posted by DreadHead at 9:44 AM 3 comments
Friday, June 20, 2008
Dread Bracket first round matchups part 2
The other day we posted the first matchups of the dread bracket. Now we are doing the next two matchups. Don't forget that to vote just leave a comment on the article with the two players you think should win the matchups.
5 Asante Samuel vs. 12 Uche Nwaneri
4 Roddy White vs. 13 Tyson Jackson
Posted by DreadHead at 1:10 PM 1 comments
Dread Bracket first round results
The voting for the first two match ups in the dread bracket has now ended. The voting was done on yardbarker and shakedemdreads.blogspot.com. Now here are the winners of the two match ups we have done so far. Bob Sanders won getting all the votes casted for his matchup. Travis Fisher and Legedu Naanee went down to the wire. Naanee ended up winning with 6 votes to Fisher's 3. The next match up will be posted later today so keep an eye out for it.
Posted by DreadHead at 11:05 AM 0 comments
Monday, June 16, 2008
Dread Bracket 1st round matchups
It is finally time to start the dread bracket. Remember that whoever you want to win the matchup post a comment below. So without further explanation, here are the first two matchups of the dread bracket.
1 Bob Sanders vs. 16 Tony Gilbert
8 Legedu Naanee vs. 9 Travis Fisher
Posted by DreadHead at 8:31 AM 5 comments
Saturday, June 14, 2008
6-1 seeds in the dread bracket
It is finally time to announce the 6-1 seeds in the dread bracket. We have put lots of time into who will be in the bracket and we hope you enjoy this as much as you do. So without further explanation, here is our top seeds in our dread bracket. For the ultimate test for who has the best dreads in sports.
Vernon Davis TE 49ers
Chris Henry RB Titans
Chris Davis WR Titans
Laurent Robinson WR Falcons
Asante Samuel CB Eagles
Devin Hester RS/WR Bears
Josh Cribbs WR Browns
Stanley Mcclover DE Panthers
Roddy White WR Falcons
Pacman Jones (when he had dreads) CB Cowboys
Justin Phinisee CB Cowboys
Rashean Mathis CB Jaguars
Atari Bigby S Packers
Lamont Thompson S Free Agent
Reggie Nelson S Jaguars
Brandon Meriweather S Patriots
Vadimir Guerrero OF Anaheim Angels
Chris Johnson RB Titans
Mickael Gelabale F Supersonics
Larry Fitzgerald WR Cardinals
Bob Sanders S Colts
Marshawn Lynch RB Bills
Al Harris CB Packers
Hawaii Receivers
Posted by DreadHead at 10:31 AM 0 comments
Friday, June 13, 2008
11-7 seeds in the dread bracket
Earlier today we introduced our 16-12 seeds. Here is the second part of the seeding going from the 11-7 seeds.
Steve Johnson WR Bills
Donte Stallworth WR Browns
Ernie Sims LB Lions
Abdul Hodge LB Packers
Leon Williams LB Browns
Oren O'Neal FB Raiders
Reggie Williams WR Jaguars
Philip Wheeler LB Colts
Darnell Dockett DT Cardinals
Mike Peterson LB Jaguars
Michael Griffin S Titans
Travis Fisher CB Lions
Isiah Stanback WR Cowboys
Laurence Maroney RB Patriots
Legedu Naanee WR Chargers
Brian Witherspoon CB Jaguars
Quentin Groves DE Jaguars
Sidney Rice WR Vikings
Adrian Peterson RB Bears
Dwayne Bowe WR Chiefs
Posted by DreadHead at 9:21 PM 0 comments
16-12 Seeds in the Dread Bracket
Today at shakedemdreads, we thought it would be a great time to introduce a new thing we are doing. That is a dread bracket. It is like the NCAA Tournament bracket except this one is all guys with dreads. Day by Day we will be doing matchups and leave a comment for who you want to win. Then it will be tallied and the person with the most will win the match. Today though we are introducing some of the lower seeds in the brackets. Today is the 16-12 seeds.
Marshawn Lynch's Cousins (If you don't know who they are just type in Marshawn Lynch always spell check on youtube and you will see how sick they really are)
Glenn Holt WR Bengals
Tony Gilbert LB Jaguars
Leon Williams LB Browns
Bobby Sippio WR Chiefs
Chris Houston CB Falcons
Usama Young CB Saints
Greg Wesley S Chiefs
Chauncey Washington RB Jaguars
Marion Barber RB Cowboys
Steven Jackson RB Rams
Johnathan Wade CB Rams
Tyson Jackson DE LSU
Manny Ramirez OF Boston Red Sox
Jamaica Rector WR Cardinals
Davin Joseph G Bucs
Chris Wilcox F Supersonics
Mike McKenzie CB Saints
Uche Nwaneri G Jaguars
Ernest Wilford WR Dolphins
Posted by DreadHead at 10:27 AM 0 comments
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Justin Phinisee of the Cowboys
Dread Score: 8 out of 10
Posted by DreadHead at 9:34 PM 1 comments
Monday, May 26, 2008
Mickael Gelabale of the Sonics
Posted by DreadHead at 8:59 AM 3 comments
Sunday, May 4, 2008
2008 AFC South draft recap
Posted by DreadHead at 8:16 PM 0 comments
Thursday, April 24, 2008
College Football Sophomores with dreads
Posted by DreadHead at 9:12 PM 2 comments
College Football Freshman with dreads
Posted by DreadHead at 2:50 PM 1 comments
Tuesday, February 26, 2008
Shake Dem Dreads big board
Posted by DreadHead at 8:50 PM 10 comments
Monday, February 25, 2008
Shake dem Dreads NFL season awards awards
Posted by DreadHead at 7:56 PM 1 comments
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Marshawn Lynch of the Buffalo Bills
Dread Score: 8.5 out of 10
Posted by DreadHead at 8:50 AM 2 comments
Yvenson Bernard of Oregon State
Yvenson Bernard is a great running back for Oregon State. In the 2007 season he had 1,212 rushing yards. In his bowl game, the Emerald Bowl he had 177 rush yards and 1 touchdown. Yvenson was born in Boynton Beach, FL and is in his senior year at Oregon State. We will definitely see Yvenson's name come up in the draft.
Dread Score: 8 out of 10
Posted by DreadHead at 8:38 AM 0 comments


text:
I have been playing with Piwik for a two weeks and it's really amazing! However I found bug: date in page title (browser tab) is not actual after changing date in Piwik. You can see it on attached screenshot:
Thanks for the report @wurzelmolch
Hello @mattab, will you assign this issue to me? I would be happy to create a PR for it
Hi @spacenate,
Great that you have a fix for this issue.
Unfortunately github doesn't allow assigning non-team-members to issue.
So just commenting here should be enough.
Just in case you haven't seen it: We are participating in the Github/Digital Ocean Hacktoberfest.
If you register here https://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com/ and create three more pull requests in October (on any Github Repository, even though we always appreciate help 😄 ) you'll get a T-Shirt.
Has this been resolved?


text:
Sharing my tips and things I have learned about living and beauty -- inside and out! I believe in living life to the fullest and being the best that you can be.
I would be very proud to be seen out with these two handsome guysツ
I definitely am Cathy :-) I hope you are having a fabulous weekend.
Love it!-Kristen Kay
Thanks my friend. xoxo


text:
Tyler Lewis King
Tyler Lewis King, 62, of Memphis, Tenn., formerly of Senatobia, died Dec. 31, 2017, at Baptist Hospital in Memphis. He was a construction worker for Lehman Roberts Co.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on Jan. 6, at Macedonia MB Church in Senatobia. Burial was in Harris Chapel CME Cemetery in Senatobia. Rodgers Funeral Home of Senatobia was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Ola Mae Thompson; a daughter, Ina Kay Diggs of Como; two sons, Johnny Thompson of Memphis, Jessie Thompson of Tacoma, Wash.; his mother, Cora Lee King of Senatobia; three sisters, Lillie Thompson of Como, Margie King of Senatobia, Velma King of Milwaukee, Wisc.; two brothers, Calvin Wilson of Byhalia, Walter King of Tacoma; 14 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.


text:
Migration is likely to be a first-order issue in this election campaign. It is also going to be the most contentious. Speculation on the Tories' likely strategy is running rife. So what are the options available?
The first option, which has been implicit in the Prime Minister's comments so far, is to stick to business as usual. Under this scenario, the manifesto would simply re-state the Conservative's commitment to bringing down net migration to below 100,000 (after all, this strategy served them well in the last two elections). While not setting out any clear plans for future arrangements on free movement, greater controls of some form will be pledged so the commitment would carry greater credibility than in 2015. Should a compromise on international students be reached in advance of the campaign (as has been reported in The Times), this would make the target more tenable. Despite recent falls in overall numbers, students remain the largest migrant category. This is the safest option and plays into the Tory focus on strong and stable leadership.
The second option is to pivot the strategy on getting the best deal out of the Brexit negotiations - offering concessions on EU citizens in the UK aimed at appeasing EU counterparts (by for example offering deemed leave, as argued by IPPR) and leaving options open for the arrangements for future EU migration. While restating its commitment for greater control over EU migration, the Government would avoid any level of detail on its exact plan on the basis that this would risk limiting its options once it sits down round the negotiating table following the election. This option leaves unanswered the question of what to do about non-EU migration. But the reality is that any reforms for non-EU will be conditional on what is delivered on EU migration anyway. Given that so much hinges on the outcome of the Brexit negotiations, this would be the most honest option.
There is a third option. The strategy here would be to send out a clear message that the UK will play hard ball round the negotiating table, while staying open for business with the rest of the world. To counteract a commitment to end EU free movement (as suggested by the Prime Minister and reported in the Daily Mail), the manifesto would seek to instrumentalise migration as a tool in its pursuit of the national interest in the post-Brexit reality. This could include measures that are actively designed to let in (even attract?) migrants which are lucrative (investors and international students) and to actively use the promise of visas and work permits to help Britain pursue its economic interests beyond the EU (for example, in its pursuit of favourable trade deals with powerhouses like India and China). Surveys suggest that handled carefully this strategy could play well with voters (particularly voters from some BME commuities) and Universities. But given high levels of dependence on EU workers, employers are likely to think otherwise.
The lack of time means that what we see in a couple of weeks is more likely to be a statement of purpose with little by way of detailed policy. This is probably intentional, a carefully designed obfuscation strategy aimed at achieving the impossible: reassure the public that Britain will have more control over its borders, avoid hurried campaign promises which could spook EU counterparts, raise the prospects of labour shortages and lead to a punishing trade deal, while still sending out the message that we're open for business loud and clear.
IPPR is the progressive policy think tank. We develop ideas and answers to the big questions Britain faces, ideas that create a positive vision for Britain.


text:
A lot of new a form of address for one's wife, before marriage very the figure that cares about oneself, because be afraid that formal attire is worn,do not rise good-looking, of course, marrying should be new a form of address for one's wife is the most beautiful and beautiful. If if itself is fat the problem is more serious nevertheless, still must consult lawful doctor of course, but should be the least before marriage 6 months, otherwise true meeting has not enough time. If you are some part only,have the flesh quite a bit, some percentage type of build or figure is insufficient beautiful or it is small fertilizer only just, the means that can provide under reference, let you become a Fit Fit bride.
Problem one: I have small gut! !
Methodological 1: Can light fat to beauty parlour, close fact.
Methodological 2: Do exercise, before marriage begin before 3 months the least, sit-ups is done before sleeping everyday least 100.
Methodological 3: The simplest, it is to buy have adjust the underwear that reachs got-up type of build or figure to wear, wear namely namely beautiful, suggest to be bought first before a month, wear 8 hours or so everyday, the meeting after 2 weeks has apparent effect. The effect that still has a type will be better, but go up the meeting when closet is no-go.
(Apply to only alvine small protruding and loose person)
Problem 2: My breast is smaller! !
Methodological 1: Do bosom to massage to beauty parlour nurse. At present oil of popular essence of life is massaged pretty good also.
Methodological 2: Oil of essence of life massages DIY, in the home everyday oneself are done, than you a week of ability is massaged to beauty parlour get effective more quickly.
Methodological 3: There is opportunity of a lot of breast enhancements on market, before marriage 3 months begin to do, the result is right also.
Methodological 4: The simplest, it is to buy lacteal mat, had better seam it inside first inside the body, wear rise the meeting is more natural.
Methodological 5: There is bust bodice of many beautiful water polo modelling on market, wear rise the effect is very beautiful also.
(Accept rate as a result of the body of everybody differ, if you try,pass so the 1st to the method of 3 trashy, that does not think too multi-purpose method 4, 5 OK)
Problem 3: My body is not fat, but cheek is chubby however! !
Methodological 1: Make a face to beauty parlour model decorate massage reach thin face to nurse. At present oil of popular essence of life is massaged pretty good also.
Methodological 2: Oil of essence of life massages DIY, in the home everyday oneself are done get effective more quickly.
Methodological 3: Use ceremonial robe or dress, hairstyle reachs the cheek that makes up to also can decorate round circle. Formal attire respect can choose V to get, just get, the boat is gotten or of low bosom, do not wear stand get those who cut a shoulder. Hairstyle respect does not comb leave the of great capacity model, hair upgrade combs bob, both sides can leave silk of a bit hair. Make up the respect can get ready in cheek bone part shadow, it seems that so won't round.
Previous12 Next


text:
A Plant Based, Vegan Food Blog. Recipes, Truth, Sarcasm and Anti-establishment, DIY, Off the Grid Health & Beauty Tips, Hints, Reviews & Giveaways
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Juice and more juice and juice pulp
I had a glass of water with vinegar and then some strawberries about half a cup or so. We were up early this morning and I did ten 15 minutes of Denise Austin Power Yoga Plus with the boy. He says he doesn't want to do yoga but then he sees me and says "that's easy" and comes and does poses with me, so it's fun. After he went to school, 45 minutes on the mat this morning. I did the program that I have laid out which is:
Asana to the sun
sitting neck rolls
lying twist
rock and roll
pelvic tilt
knee press
spinal twist
half moon
dog stretch
the tree
pose of tranquility
breathing, which i have trouble sitting through and I should be doing it now.
I am watching short films here . That link goes to Vegsource.com
I had juice today. Celery, carrot, apple, beet root
First the three carrots, then the beet
Then the apple
Then all the celery, like half a head.
And there it is
I like to play with the foam.
Then mix it up, take a photo of it on that shaft of light that hits your washing maching and drink it
A really nice juice. It's sweet and a little tart from the apple. It doesn't have the offsetting green color because of the beets and there is a lot of green leafy from the celery. Plus the foam on top is downright psychedelic.
Dinner last night was sunflower patties, salad and a whole potato baked with a big clove of garlic.
My plate
That is a sesame sauce on top of the patty and a roma tomato slice.
The potato and garlic
Everything was good but the patties were dry and a little bland. I didn't put an onion in and that was just wrong. Never forget the onion. Nobody wanted to eat them. I put them in the fridge, I will break them up into seitan sausage or something, I guess. Nothing goes to waste, right?
I used the pulp from juicing this morning to make some more raw patties for me and I used the rest to bake a vegan meatloaf with a special cheesy surprise inside for the omnivores.
I'm not doing so good on staying raw with the baked potato. I also had a slice of toast with peanut butter. Not much really but a set back in my mind.
Stretch. Fall forward.
3 comments:
- Maria said...
Your meals look so wonderfully filling! And I totally agree with you: NEVER forget the onion! It's my favorite vegetable. I also like the way you use leftovers; we do the same to minimize waste.
- April 16, 2009 at 3:06 PM
- Zucchini Breath said...
Thanks, Maria. I try to make enough so the omnivores are full.
Leftovers are strange. Sometimes you want some for lunch tomorrow but someone has already eaten it and sometimes they sit around for a couple days and then go in the blender to become a soup stock. Either way, they get used.
I know I never made hamburgers without putting an onion in the meat. It makes it juicy and tasty. The same goes with vegeburgers.
- April 16, 2009 at 3:37 PM
- Wesker said...
Hey thanks for the article. I used it and I sent it to a friend of mine. You should look at posting it on Wacanai.com(http://www.wacanai.com/intro). You can put your articles there, do searches, and it links it to other similar articles. You can link it to your page and it has graphs to show you how many people are reading your stuff and if they are finding it useful.
- April 21, 2009 at 1:34 AM
Leave a comment
The Philosophy of Animal Rights by Tom Regan
The other animals humans eat, use in science, hunt, trap, and exploit in a variety of ways, have a life of their own that is of importance to them apart from their utility to us. They are not only in the world, they are aware of it. What happens to them matters to them. Each has a life that fares better or worse for the one whose life it is.
That life includes a variety of biological, individual, and social needs. The satisfaction of these needs is a source of pleasure, their frustration or abuse, a source of pain. In these fundamental ways, the nonhuman animals in labs and on farms, for example, are the same as human beings. And so it is that the ethics of our dealings with them, and with one another, must acknowledge the same fundamental moral principles.
At its deepest level, human ethics is based on the independent value of the individual: The moral worth of any one human being is not to be measured by how useful that person is in advancing the interest of other human beings. To treat human beings in ways that do not honor their independent value is to violate that most basic of human rights: the right of each person to be treated with respect.
The philosophy of animal rights demands only that logic be respected. For any argument that plausibly explains the independent value of human beings implies that other animals have this same value, and have it equally. And any argument that plausibly explains the right of humans to be treated with respect, also implies that these other animals have this same right, and have it equally, too.
It is true, therefore, that women do not exist to serve men, blacks to serve whites, the poor to serve the rich, or the weak to serve the strong. The philosophy of animal rights not only accepts these truths, it insists upon and justifies them.
But this philosophy goes further. By insisting upon and justifying the independent value and rights of other animals, it gives scientifically informed and morally impartial reasons for denying that these animals exist to serve us.
Once this truth is acknowledged, it is easy to understand why the philosophy of animal rights is uncompromising in its response to each and every injustice other animals are made to suffer.
It is not larger, cleaner cages that justice demands in the case of animals used in science, for example, but empty cages: not "traditional" animal agriculture, but a complete end to all commerce in the flesh of dead animals; not "more humane" hunting and trapping, but the total eradication of these barbarous practices.
For when an injustice is absolute, one must oppose it absolutely. It was not "reformed" slavery that justice demanded, not "reformed" child labor, not "reformed" subjugation of women. In each of these cases, abolition was the only moral answer. Merely to reform injustice is to prolong injustice.
The philosophy of animal rights demands this same answer - abolition - in response to the unjust exploitation of other animals. It is not the details of unjust exploitation that must be changed. It is the unjust exploitation itself that must be ended, whether on the farm, in the lab, or among the wild, for example. The philosophy of animal rights asks for nothing more, but neither will it be satisfied with anything less.
Insprirational Vegan Quotes
A: Because animal flesh and products are not needed for human nutrition killing and eating them is inhumane in any circumstances. No kind of slavery is humane no matter how well the slave is treated. You can't respect someone and then exploit her for her eggs/milk/honey.
2. Do animal rights moralists take into consideration the domestication of animals i.e. history of farming, farming as the back bone to the establishment of the first civilizations. There's not much literature about the reasons animals have become a central part of human life?
A: History is no excuse to continue to exploit non humans. Animals are not needed for human nutrition. That is a myth perpetuated by industries which make money exploiting non human animals.
3. Is domestication against animals rights? If so, does that make having a dog or cat or horse inhumane?
A: At this time there are a lot of domesticated animals that need tending. Most domesticated animals are just that. They would not exist as we know them if not for domestication. Breeding animals for pets or for food is unnecessary and inhumane. Adopt animals, have them spayed or neutered. Give them a comfortable home where they can live out their lives without being exploited. With time the numbers of "non-food" and "food" animals will go down and eventually there will be no more domesticated food animals or pets.
Ethical veganism results in a profound revolution within the individual; a complete rejection of the paradigm of oppression and violence that she has been taught from childhood to accept as the natural order. It changes her life and the lives of those with whom she shares this vision of nonviolence. Ethical veganism is anything but passive; on the contrary, it is the active refusal to cooperate with injustice. ~Gary L. Francione
Merely by ceasing to eat meat
Merely by practicing restraint
We have the power to end a painful industry
We do not have to bear arms to end this evil
We do not have to contribute money
We do not have to sit in jail or go to
meetings or demonstrations or
engage in acts of civil disobedience
Most often, the act of repairing the world,
of healing mortal wounds,
is left to heroes and tzaddikim (holy people)
Saints and people of unusual discipline
But here is an action every mortal can
perform--surely it is not too difficult! ~Roberta Kalechofsky of Jews for Animal Rights
The ten commandments of Mother Earth
1. Thou shall love and honor the Earth for it blesses thy life and governs thy survival.
2. Thou shall keep each day sacred to the Earth and celebrate the turning of its seasons.
3. Thou shall not hold thyself above other living things nor drive them to extinction.
4. Thou shall give thanks for thy food, to the creatures and plants that nourish thee.
5. Thou shall educate thy offspring for multitudes of people are a blessing unto the Earth when we live in harmony.
6. Thou shall not kill, nor waste Earth's riches upon weapons of war.
7. Thou shall not pursue profit at the Earth's expense but strive to restore its damaged majesty.
8. Thou shall not hide from thyself or others the consequences of thy actions upon the Earth.
9. Thou shall not steal from future generations by impoverishing or poisoning the Earth.
10. Thou shall consume material goods in moderation so all may share the Earth's bounty. ~Ernest Callenbach
"This is what passes for "food" in America today: A collection of nutritionally-obliterated, hormonally-enhanced, chemically-adulterated shapes of refined whatever, all hyped up to make them seem like real food when in fact they're just agricultural byproducts devoid of any real nutrition." ~Mike Adams
"I like not eating animals. Animals are our friends and we shouldn't eat them. Animals need us to take care of them and save them. My mom cooks us vegetables and pretend hamburgers and hotdogs and chicken nuggets and they are healthy for you and taste good! I told all my friends 'you should NOT eat animals!' I hit my friend Levi because he was eating a ham sandwich and wouldn't stop. Then mom said that Levi is an animal too and we have to be nice to all animals even if they eat other animals. I said sorry to Levi, but I wish he would not eat animals anymore. I also like not eating animals because my mom says it helps the earth, like recycling." ~Jacob, 6 yrs old
You see, in life, lots of people know what to do, but few people actually do what they know. Knowing is not enough! You must take action.~Anthony Robbins
It only takes a spark ~Daniel Andreas San Diego
Some people are still going to want to eat meat. We do agree though that vegetarianism is a healthier diet. ~David Stroud (of the American Meat Institute)
For that which befalls the sons of men befalls beasts ;
even one thing befall them: as the one dies, so dies the other. They have all one breath; so that a man has no preeminence above a beast: for all is vanity. All go to one place; all are of the dust, and all turn to dust again. Who knows that the spirit of man goes upward, and the spirit of the beast goes downward to the earth? ~Ecclesiastes iii., 19, 20, 21.
There is no such thing as cruelty free slaughter or humane killing.
No slave is happy no matter what the owner tells you.
Go Vegan NOW!
Do it for the cows that have their babies taken away again and again for milk production.
Do it for the chickens who are de-beaked for egg production.
Do it for the pigs who have to nurse their babies on concrete floors.
Do it for the millions of humans who don't know any better.
Do it for the planet.
Do it for your health.
Do it because there is NO SUCH THING as humane slaughter.~ Judith Barnes
Auschwitz begins whenever someone looks at a slaughterhouse and thinks: they're only animals.
~Theodor Adorno
If only I could so live and so serve the world that after me there should never again be birds in cages.
~Isak Dinesen (pen name of Karen Blixen), author (1885-1962)
How wonderful it is that nobody need wait a single moment before starting to improve the world.
~Anne Frank
If "rights" exist at all— and both feeling and usage indubitably prove that they do exist —they cannot be consistency awarded to men and denied to animals, since the same sense of justice and compassion apply in both cases.
~Henry Salt, 1892
You ask people why they have deer heads on the wall. They always say, Because it's such a beautiful animal. There you go. I think my mother's attractive, but I have photographs of her.
~Ellen DeGeneres
A man can live and be healthy without killing animals for food; therefore, if he eats meat, he participates in taking animal life merely for the sake of his appetite. And to act so is immoral.
~Leo Tolstoy
Raw foods create living bodies, and cooked foods create dying bodies
~Sabrina Aird, Grass Root co-owner
You say it's my personal choice, it's not a personal choice when you're ruining my planet and you're eating my friends
~ Dave Warwak
The animals of the world exist for their own reasons. They were not made for humans any more than black people were made for whites, or women created for men.
~ Alice Walker
Thou Shalt Not Kill
~ The Christian Bible
If the world were merely seductive, that would be easy; if the world were merely challenging, that would be no problem. But I wake up each morning torn between a desire to save the world and a desire to savor the world. This makes it very hard to plan the day.
~E. B. White
Don't want to ruin the oceans? Go vegan.
Don't like the environmental problems of the soy industry? Go vegan.
Don't like monoculture? Go vegan.
Don't like the environmental problems of the petroleum industry? Go vegan.
Don't like greenhouse gas emission? Go vegan.
Don't like animal exploitation and cruelty? Go vegan.
Want environmental sustainability? Go vegan.
Want to feed the hungry? Go vegan.
Want to save water? Go vegan.
Want to cut air and water pollution? Go vegan.
Want to slow global warming? Go vegan.
Want to reduce the risk of heart attacks, strokes, diabetes, obesity, and cancer? Go vegan.
There is no absolutely single personal change that the average person can make that has a better impact on the environment than going vegan.
~Dan Cudahy
Honey is not vegan. It is an animal product, it came from the inside of an animal that produced it, not for you to sweeten your tea, but for a baby bee to live and grow on. Using honey or products made with beeswax are not on the vegan menu.
What is it that should trace the insuperable line? ...The question is not, Can they reason? nor Can they talk? but, Can they suffer?
~Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832)
Can you really ask what reason Pythagoras had for abstaining from flesh? For my part I rather wonder both by what accident and in what state of soul or mind the first man did so, touched his mouth to gore and brought his lips to the flesh of a dead creature, he who set forth tables of dead, stale bodies and ventured to call food and nourishment the parts that had a little before bellowed and cried, moved and lived.
How could his eyes endure the slaughter when throats were slit and hides flayed and limbs torn from limb? How could his nose endure the stench? How was it that the pollution did not turn away his taste, which made contact with the sores of others and sucked juices and serums from mortal wounds?
It is certainly not lions and wolves that we eat out of self-defense; on the contrary, we ignore these and slaughter harmless,tame creatures without stings or teeth to harm us, creatures that, I swear, Nature appears to have produced for the sake of their beauty and grace.
But nothing abashed us, not the flower-like like tinting of the flesh, not the persuasiveness of the harmonious voice, not the cleanliness of their habits or the unusual intelligence that may be found in the poor wretches.
No, for the sake of a little flesh we deprive them of sun, of light, of the duration of life to which they are entitled by birth and being.~Plutarch
I abhor vivisection. It should at least be curbed. Better, it should be abolished. I know of no achievement through vivisection, no scientific discovery, that could not have been obtained without such barbarism and cruelty. The whole thing is evil.~Charles Mayo (founder of the Mayo Clinic)
Truly man is the king of beasts, for his brutality exceeds them. We live by the death of others. We are burial places.~Leonardo Da VinciDO NOT BREED OR BUY WHILE SHELTER PETS DIE!


text:
This house is set in a private gated subdivision with plenty of privacy and wide open spaces to explore with paved drives for kids on bikes. Enjoy your private pool with abundant hill country surroundings. Bedroom #1- 2 queens, 1 full bunk bed, 1 futon. Bedroom #2- 1 queen, 1 full bunk bed. Bedroom #3- 1 queen, 1 twin bunk bed. Bedroom #4- 2 queen beds, 1 twin bunk bed, 1 twin bed. Bedroom #5- 2 futons, 1 twin. All bedrooms have private baths with a 1/2 shared bathroom. Only 1 adult or 2 children ages 6 and under permitted to sleep on futons. A wood BBQ pit and fire pit are available for cooking and outdoor fires. BATH TOWELS ARE NOT PROVIDED FOR THIS PROPERTY. We provide sheets and bedding for all regular bedding ( bedding for futons is not provided). Parking will fit up to 6 cars. Kitchen is set up with basic cooking utensils and supplies. If guests plan on preparing large meals, please bring additional pots and pans.
Please visit www.friocanyonrentals.com for more info on "How to Prepare for your Trip" & "Local Attractions".
Our main office is located at The Historic Leakey Inn which is about 3 blocks from this property at 527 S. Hwy 83 Leakey, Texas 78873
THIS IS WHERE YOU WILL CHECK IN, REGISTER YOUR GUESTS AND RECEIVE YOUR KEYS. GPS directions will throw you off course. This lodge is located 4 miles East of our main office. Directions will be given to guests upon check in. Please make sure all guests have directions to our main office.
Leakey, Texas is nestled comfortably in the Frio Canyon about 20 miles north of Concan, Texas. This house is 4 miles from town, 5 miles to Garner State Park and Happy Hollow Outfitters for tubing the Frio River. Leakey has 2 grocery stores, 5 restaurants, 2 liquor stores, a family dollar and mom and pop shops. We are located about 45 minutes to Lost Maples State Park and The Lost Maples Winery. We are well known for our scenic roads, Texas Hill Country and wildlife.
Availability Calendar
Get a quote
Guest Reviews
Add a Review


text:
You'll get a digital key via email, not a physical product
Anomaly Defenders
- Publisher 11 bit studios
- Platform PC - Steam
- Delivery IN STOCK - delivered in a few minutes
- Distribution Digital key via email
- Language English
- Region Worldwide
- Item number 1664
Anomaly Defenders is the closing installment of the Anomaly series. The original incarnation of the Tower Offense sub-genre had players controlling humans fighting alien invaders. Now, the tables have turned. The human counterattack is underway and the alien homeworld is under threat. Defend the planet from the human scum in the final battle of the series.
Anomaly Defenders is a fast-paced Tower Defense game where attacking human troops can damage and destroy your defenses. You have to react and counterattack enemies on the battlefield at all times. Each time you start a campaign, the unique tech-tree technologies can be tailored to your needs. Killing humans is easier due to 8 upgradable towers and special functions: repair your towers, make them go berserk, sacrifice them in explosions that are harmful to nasty humans, and use other tricks. This is the final battle against the humans. For the Hive, Commander!
Key Features:
- Functions to fix and boost your towers: Repair, Rage, Explode and others
- Full-blown tech-tree to tailor unique strategies
- Attacking forces can damage and destroy your towers - watch out!
- Outsmart humans by deploying towers that force them to change their movement path
- Fight the humans on the orbital stations and undiscovered lands – 24 unique levels are waiting for you to protect them
- 8 unique, upgradeable towers
- Three difficulty levels adjusted for both new and hardcore players
1. Download, install and run installer STEAM.
2. After the game run, create your STEAM account according to instructions on screen, after that go into tab Games, options for product activation on Steam, copy the game bought game key from your KeenShop account
3. After this procedure the game and it's parts is present at Games tab.
Be the first to write your review!
Latest Reviews