text: Make gift-wrapping easy and fun with the Martha Stewart Living Craft Space Gift-Wrap Hutch. Featuring five easy-to-remove dowels (four for hanging wrapping paper and one for ribbon), this hutch ensures that you'll always have the perfect paper choice close at hand. Its storage shelf has three compartments where you can store scissors, tape, and gift tags. Perfect the art of gift wrapping with this versatile station.


text:
Buy More YouTube Views
Leave a comment
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Our Guarantee
- ✅ Our services are 100% real people, no bots or software
- ✅ We start your order in 30 minutes after your order.
- ✅ We offer 100% money back Guarantee, if we don't deliver, we refund.
- ✅ We Follow all TOS thus we we never put your account on risk
- ✅ Our services are very Confidential.
YouTube Services
Average Rating: 4.9
Votes: 986
Reviews: 870
Votes: 986
Reviews: 870

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Have Food Processors Found the Holy Grail of Sweeteners?
Will stevia live up to its promise to consumers?
The latest biennial data from the Centers for Disease Control, published in the January Journal of the American Medical Association, found the obesity rate in the U.S. appears to have steadied for the past five years. Still, more than two-thirds of adults, almost a third of children and some 10 percent of babies and toddlers are obese or overweight, a major risk for diabetes and heart disease.
President Barack Obama pushed hard to make obesity prevention part of health care reform. Measures pending in Congress include encouraging employer-based wellness programs, requirements that large restaurant chains list calories and taxes on sodas and "junk foods."
Whether the criticism is fair or not, sugar and corn sweeteners, particularly high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS), are taking heat from health "advocates" as contributors to the obesity crisis. HFCS continues to dominate the overall sweetener market, accounting for over 95 percent of demand in volume terms and more than 85 percent of dollar demand, according to Bharat Book Bureau, Mumbi, India. But criticism of HFCS mounts. In fact, First Lady Michelle Obama said she wouldn't give her children products made with it.
Not deaf to consumer backlash, the food industry is on a mission to provide lower-calorie beverages and foods, mostly by replacing sugar and HFCS with zero- and low-calorie sweeteners, and to encourage exercise and smaller serving options.
A very big, five-year milestone comes up this year. The Dietary Guidelines for Americans is expected to set a limit on added sugars. "Added sugars are a significant source of empty calories and may be associated with greater overall calorie intake, higher body weights and lower intakes of essential nutrients," according to the American Heart Assn. "Excess sugar consumption has also been linked to several metabolic abnormalities and adverse health conditions. No more than one-half of discretionary calories should come from added sugars."
The limit for most women would be no more than 100 calories of added sugar per day (or 6 teaspoons) and no more than 150 calories for men (or 9 teaspoons), far below the 22 teaspoons or 355 calories of added sugar consumed by the average American each day, according to a 2004 government survey. Soft drinks were singled out as the top source of "discretionary" sugar calories.
U.S. demand for alternative sweeteners in the past decade increased about 4 percent per year to $1.1 billion in 2009, according to The Freedonia Group, a Cleveland-based research firm. As food processors and consumers seek healthier food options with fewer calories or less high-fructose corn syrup, U.S. demand for alternative sweeteners is projected to grow 3.4 percent annually through 2013, Freedonia projects. Sucralose (in tabletop), acesulfame potassium (ace-K) in diet soft drinks, erythritol (in sugarless candy and gum) and stevia extract rebiana/rebaudioside-A will see above-average gains.
Reb-A bursts on the scene
After years of relative stability in the product mix of sweeteners, several new options are available. But far and away, the most promising are extracts of the stevia plant, primarily steviol glycoside rebaudioside A (reb-A).


text: Job Discussion Forums :: View topic - looking for a job Get TEFL Certified & Start Your Adventure Today! Job Discussion Forums"The Internet's Meeting Place for ESL/EFL Students and Teachers from Around the World!" FAQ Search Memberlist Usergroups Register Profile Log in to check your private messages Log in looking for a job Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> General Africa Forum View previous topic :: View next topic Author Message shibainu69Joined: 08 May 2010Posts: 86 Posted: Thu May 13, 2010 5:33 pm Post subject: looking for a job Hi I'm interested in doing a rotation oil gig. I've got an BA economics and an MA TESOL and 8 years ESL in Japan. Do I have what they need and where can I see offers for these jobs, recruiters etc...? Thanks Back to top oilmart1Joined: 17 Jan 2010Posts: 15 Posted: Tue May 18, 2010 8:55 pm Post subject: Why would you want to leave Japan to go to Africa? Which country in Africa do you want to go to? Back to top jennex05Joined: 20 Feb 2011Posts: 3Location: Nigeria Posted: Tue Feb 22, 2011 9:42 pm Post subject: I don't think Japan has oil rigs, but even if they do, it can't b compared to the ones in Africa.Take Nigeria and Libya for instance.These are oil rich countries.Also there are lots of oil and gas job vacancies in these counries Back to top basiltheratJoined: 04 Oct 2003Posts: 952 Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 6:27 am Post subject: I wouldn't think Libya is recruiting right now. Best Basil Back to top Teacher in RomeJoined: 09 Jul 2003Posts: 1286 Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 10:34 am Post subject: You OK, Basil? If you're still there, you might be interested in this: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/blog/2011/feb/23/libya-gaddafi-showdown-live-updates ... they're looking for first-hand accounts. Take care Back to top basiltheratJoined: 04 Oct 2003Posts: 952 Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 2:00 pm Post subject: I'm OK, yes.Thanks for asking. Waiting for rescue. Tripoli airport is out of the question; at least at the moment. Still on site and will remain here till: 1. it dies down OR 2. the frigate comes offshore OR 3. the street battles in the two towns either side of me recede so I can get to Tunisian border 4. way to airport is more 'secure' and if i hear sufficient number of flights are being laid on Just wondering when his mercenaries are going to barge their way onto the site. Got a few hiding places in my mind. What a mess ! basil Back to top ntropyJoined: 11 Oct 2003Posts: 669Location: ghurba Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 3:57 pm Post subject: Godspeed, Basil, Godspeed. Back to top DaktariJoined: 08 Mar 2010Posts: 57 Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 6:16 pm Post subject: Hey Basil Just to second what ntropy says -and be wise, be lucky and be safe. Don't know what kind of info you're able to get out there - but think I know your location and the Italians have apparently got some serious military just off the coast. If I am right about your location, I'm sure there are quite a number of Italians with you. Hopefully you won't need to rely on your raft building skills to get off the beach. Have heard situation not good on desert camps - food running out, army fragmenting into rival groups. Make sure you post a message when you get out - there's more than a few people pulling for you! Back to top Teacher in RomeJoined: 09 Jul 2003Posts: 1286 Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 6:16 pm Post subject: I don't think it's going to die down... The UK gov is talking about evacuation: "The Foreign Office was facing embarrassment tonight as its first rescue flight for British nationals stranded in Libya was stuck on the tarmac at Gatwick with a mechanical fault. With hundreds of Britons waiting to be flown out of Tripoli airport, the Boeing 757 had still not left after 5pm. It had been due to leave at 12.30pm. Foreign Secretary William Hague promised to send as many rescue flights to Libya as were needed to evacuate Britons wanting to leave. Two were due to leave today and a third - if necessary - early tomorrow morning. At least 300 Britons are in and around the Libyan capital Tripoli, while up to 170 more - mainly oil workers - are in remote desert camps at risk of attack as violence continues. Royal Navy frigate HMS Cumberland is on its way to the Libyan coast to evacuate Britons around the Benghazi area." I've read reports of other people being stopped by mercenaries, but being allowed through once it was obvious they were foreigners. Have also read that conditions in the west of Libya v dodgy. Don't know where you are, but if there's anything I can do (from Italy) please let me know. Back to top basiltheratJoined: 04 Oct 2003Posts: 952 Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 6:27 pm Post subject: Quote: but think I know your location Yes, it appears you do. Italians are still here. GS has shut down so they are just milling around or doing work on the main facility. We get on well with them so if they get lifted out, it looks like we might be 'invited' to join them. Nothing concrete yet, tho. Good info, thanks. Anyway, thanks to all who are pulling. It's nice to know some people besides my family are on the other end of the rope. How wrong I was about this kind of nonsense happening here. I don't think I have got anything so wrong since that million pound question on wwtbam cheers all. best basilLast edited by basiltherat on Wed Feb 23, 2011 6:34 pm; edited 1 time in total Back to top basiltheratJoined: 04 Oct 2003Posts: 952 Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 6:31 pm Post subject: TIR Thanks for all the info and views. Looks like we are going to miss the frigate, tho. We are far away sigh I don't think anyone knows what the next 24 hours will bring. Best Basil Back to top Teacher in RomeJoined: 09 Jul 2003Posts: 1286 Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 7:54 pm Post subject: Italians are by and large a good bunch of people. Tell them a friend of yours loves it in Italy, and you might get a lift! Seriously though, if you need a "sponsor" in Italy to get on a flight / frigate, let me know. Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Job Discussion Forums Forum Index -> General Africa Forum All times are GMT Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Where to Begin----------------General DiscussionNewbie ForumCurrent Events ForumTechnology ForumOnline Teaching Forum Africa Forums----------------General Africa Forum Asia Forums----------------CambodiaChina (Job-related Posts Only)China (Off-Topic)Hong KongIndiaIndonesiaJapanMalaysiaPhilippinesSingaporeTaiwanThailandGeneral Asia ForumVietnam Caribbean Forums----------------General Caribbean Forum Europe Forums----------------Czech RepublicFranceGermanyGreeceItalyMacedonia and the BalkansPolandRomaniaRussia & C.I.S.SpainTurkeyUkraineUnited KingdomGeneral Europe Forum Latin America Forums----------------ArgentinaBrazilChileColombiaCosta RicaMexicoMexico (off-topic)PeruGeneral Latin America Forum The Middle East Forums----------------BahrainEgyptIsraelKuwaitOmanQatarSaudi ArabiaUnited Arab EmiratesGeneral Middle East Forum North America Forums----------------General North America Forum Oceania----------------Australia/New Zealand You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum This page is maintained by the one and only Dave Sperling. Contact Dave's ESL Cafe Copyright © 2018 Dave Sperling. All Rights Reserved. Powered by phpBB © 2001, 2002 phpBB Group Teaching Jobs in China


text:
Georgetown Student Sandra Fluke Declares Women Who Speak Out "Will Not Be Silenced"
Blog ››› ››› MEDIA MATTERS STAFF
Conservative media figures have reacted to Georgetown University law student Sandra Fluke's congressional testimony on access to contraception with vicious attacks on her character. Rush Limbaugh called her a "slut" and a "prostitute," and conservatives have attacked female students who want contraceptive coverage as "nymphos" and "sex-crazed co-eds."
Fluke has released a statement calling these attacks "egregious" and saying that "this language is an attack on all women." She also declared that those who speak out for comprehensive women's health care "will not be silenced."
From Fluke's statement:
"I thank the thousands of women and men, including members of Congress, Georgetown University students and faculty, and total strangers of all political stripes across the country who have offered kind words and support following recent egregious personal attacks.
"We are fortunate to live in a democracy where everyone is entitled to their own opinions regarding legitimate policy differences. Unfortunately, numerous commentators have gone far beyond the acceptable bounds of civil discourse.
"No woman deserves to be disrespected in this manner. This language is an attack on all women, and has been used throughout history to silence our voices.
"The millions of American women who have and will continue to speak out in support of women's health care and access to contraception prove that we will not be silenced."
- Posted In
- Diversity & Discrimination, Health Care, Reproductive Rights
Instructions for signing up and claiming your comment history are located here.
Updated rules for commenting are here.


text:
We recently announced that our new search advertising program, Google Boost, is available to local businesses in San Francisco, Houston and Chicago. Based on the great feedback and results from early participants, the beta is expanding to additional U.S. cities. Starting today, select local business owners can sign in to their Google Places account and try Boost if they're located in San Jose, Seattle, Wichita, Charlottesville (VA), Atlanta, Chapel Hill, Orlando, Washington D.C., Boston, Cross Plains (TX) and Portland (ME). We've also made Boost available for all local businesses in Illinois.
For those of you who are not yet familiar with Boost, it's a quick and easy way for local businesses to market themselves and connect with potential customers in their area. Based on the information you've already provided on the Place page for your business, we provide a suggested ad description, a web or Place page, your business categories and a monthly budget. Once you've confirmed these four simple elements, our system automatically creates an ad campaign. Your ad may start appearing almost immediately when people in your area search online for products and services related to your offering. And what's more, you'll only pay when a potential customer actually clicks on your ad. To be clear, the ranking of Boost ads in the "Ads" section of the Google.com and Google Maps search results pages are based on relevance and quality factors; and Boost ads do not impact the ranking of your free, organic business listings.
Over the next week, eligible businesses in the cities mentioned above will see an invitation to try Boost when they sign in to their Google Places account dashboard. Business owners located outside of these areas can fill out this form to be notified when Boost expands further to their regions.
Posted by Kiley McEvoy, Product Manager


text:
Never miss a deal, always be up to date -
get the most important deals, events and
product news with our E-Mail Newsletter!
Sem custos a partir de 200 € ou superior (dentro de Portugal)
The Patchblocks Patchblock is a programmable, modular Pocket Synthesizer with an exceptionally versatile and powerful design. With the help of a software editor you can create your own synthesizer programs via drag-and-drop. When a program is transferred to a Patchblock, it is transformed into a sound generator or effects processor for example. You then decide which parameters influence the knobs and LED pushbuttons within a patch.
The Patchblock is battery powered and works without a computer. A computer is only needed to transfer the patches. The built-in battery is rechargeable via USB. Several Patchblocks can be connected and used as an independent sound generator, effect device or part of a modular system. Connectivity includes a 3.5mm stereo input and output, and a digital input and output interface. This Patchblock comes in neo blue, but is also available in a range of other colours.


text:
Voter approval in 2001 of Proposition 15 (Texas constitutional amendment) and enactment of legislation by the 77th Legislature in 2001 created the Texas Mobility Fund. In particular, Article III, Section 49-k of the Texas Constitution (the "Constitutional Provision") created the Texas Mobility Fund within the treasury of the State of Texas.
Future Revenue
The creation of the Mobility Fund allows TxDOT to issue bonds secured by future revenue. This allows the acceleration of mobility projects throughout the state.
Fund Administration
The Mobility Fund is to be administered by the Texas Transportation Commission (the Commission) as a revolving fund to provide a method of financing for the construction, reconstruction, acquisition and expansion of state highways, including costs of any necessary design and costs of acquisition of rights-of-way, as determined by the Commission in accordance with standards and procedures established by law.
Moneys in the Mobility Fund may also be used to provide state participation in the payment of a portion of the costs of constructing and providing publicly owned toll roads and other public transportation projects in accordance with procedures, standards and limitations established by law.
Legislation enacted under the Constitutional Provision authorized the Commission to issue and sell obligations of the state and enter into related credit agreements that are payable from and secured by a pledge of and a lien on all or part of the money on deposit in the Mobility Fund.
Copyright 2019
Texas Department of Transportation
All Rights Reserved
Privacy & Security Policy
125 East 11th Street • Austin, Texas 78701


text:
Don't worry, your order is still safe with us and your ticket will be dispatched as normal. If you need to access your order confirmation, it should be in your email inbox.
If you need help or information about your ticket, get in touch with your Ambassador or contact us at email@example.com with your name, your ambassador's name and the festival you ordered from!


text:
James Patterson has written a love story!-a powerfully moving and suspenseful novel about families, loss, new love, and hope.
Katie Wilkinson has found her perfect man at last. He's a writer, a house painter, an original thinker-everything she's imagined she wanted in a partner. But one day, without explanation, he disappears from her life, leaving behind only a diary for her to read.
This diary is a love letter written by a new mother named Suzanne for her baby son, Nicholas. In it she pours out her heart about how she and the boy's father met, about her hopes for marriage and family, and about the unparalleled joy that having a baby has brought into her life. As Katie reads this touching document, it becomes clear that the lover who has just left her is the husband and father in this young family. She reads on, filled with terror and hope, as she struggles to understand what has happened-and whether her new love has a prayer of surviving.
Written with James Patterson's perfect pitch for emotion and suspense, Suzanne's Diary for Nicholas captures beautifully the joys of a new family as it builds to an overwhelmingly moving climax. This is an unforgettable love story, at once heartbreaking and full of hope.
KATIE WILKINSON sat in warm bathwater in the weird but wonderful old-fashioned porcelain tub in her New York apartment. The apartment exuded "old" and "worn" in ways that practitioners of shabby chic couldn't begin to imagine. Katie's Persian cat, Guinevere, looking like a favorite gray wool sweater, was perched on the sink. Her black Labrador, Merlin, sat in the doorway leading to the bedroom. They watched Katie as if they were afraid for her.
She lowered her head when she finished reading the diary and she set the leatherbound book on the wooden stool beside the tub. Her body shivered.
Then she started to sob, and Katie saw that her hands were shaking. She was losing it, and she didn't lose it often. She was a strong person, and always had been. Katie whispered words she'd once heard in her father's church in Asheboro, North Carolina. "Oh, Lord, oh, Lord, are you anywhere, my Lord?"
She could never have imagined that this small volume would have such a disturbing effect on her. Of course, it wasn't just the diary that had forced her into this state of confusion and duress.
No, it wasn't just Suzanne's diary for Nicholas. She visualized Suzanne in her mind. Katie saw her at her quaint cottage on Beach Road on Martha's Vineyard.
Then little Nicholas. Twelve months old, with the most brilliant blue eyes.
And finally, Matt.
Nicholas's daddy.
Suzanne's husband.
And Katie's former lover.
What did she think of Matt now? Could she ever forgive him? She wasn't sure. But at least she finally understood some of what had happened. The diary had told her bits and pieces of what she needed to know, as well as deep, painful secrets that maybe she didn't need to know.
Katie slipped down farther into the water, and found herself thinking back to the day she had received the diary—July 19.
Remembering the day started her crying again.
ON THE morning of the nineteenth, Katie had felt drawn to the Hudson River, and then to the Circle Line, the boat ride around Manhattan Island that she and Matt had first taken as a total goof but had enjoyed so much that they kept coming back.
She boarded the first boat of the day. She was feeling sad, but also angry. Oh, God, she didn't know what she was feeling.
The early boat wasn't too crowded with tourists. She took a seat near the rail of the upper deck and watched New York from the unique vantage point of the brooding waterways surrounding it.
A few people noticed her sitting there alone— especially the men.
Katie usually stood out in a crowd. She was tall— almost six feet, with warm, friendly blue eyes. She had always thought of herself as gawky and felt that people were staring at her for all the wrong reasons. Her friends begged to differ; they said she was close to breathtaking, stunning in her strength. Katie always responded, "Uh-huh, sure, don't I wish." She didn't see herself that way and knew she never would. She was an ordinary, regular person. A North Carolina farm girl at heart.
She often wore her brunette hair in a long braid, and had since she was eight years old. It used to look tomboyish, but now it was supposed to be big-city cool. She guessed she'd finally caught up with the times. The only makeup she ever wore was a little mascara and sometimes lipstick. Today she wore neither. She definitely didn't look breathtaking.
Sitting there on the top deck, she remembered a favorite line from the movie The African Queen: "Head up, chin out, hair blowing in the wind, the living picture of the hero-eyne," Bogart had teased Hepburn. It cheered her a bit—a titch, as her mother liked to say back home in Asheboro.
She had been crying for hours, and her eyes were puffy. The night before, the man she loved had suddenly and inexplicably ended their relationship. She'd been completely sucker punched. She hadn't seen it coming. It almost didn't seem possible that Matt had left her.
Damn him! How could he? Had he been lying to me all this time—months and months? Of course he had! The bastard. The total creep.
She wanted to think about Matt, about what had happened to separate them, but she wound up thinking of times they'd shared, mostly good times.
Begrudgingly, she had to admit that she had always been able to talk to him freely and easily about anything. She could talk to Matt the way she talked to her women friends. Even her girlfriends, who could be catty and generally had terrible luck with men, liked Matt. So what happened between us? That's what she desperately wanted to know.
He was thoughtful—at least he had been. Her birthday was in June, and he had sent her a single rose every day of what he called "your birthday month." He always seemed to notice whether he'd seen her in a certain blouse or sweater before, her shoes, her moods—the good, the bad, and occasionally the stressed-out ugly.
He liked a lot of the same things Katie did, or so he said. Ally McBeal, The Practice, Memoirs of a Geisha, The Girl with the Pearl Earring. Dinner, then drinks at the bar at One if by Land, Two if by Sea. Waterloo in the West Village; Coup in the East; Bubby's on Hudson Street. Foreign movies at the Lincoln Plaza Cinema. Vintage black-and-white photos, oil paintings that they found at flea markets. Trips to NoLita (North of Little Italy) and Williamsburg (the new SoHo).
He went to church with her on Sundays, where she taught a Bible class of preschoolers. They both treasured Sunday afternoons at her apartment—with Katie reading the Times from cover to cover, and Matt revising his poems, which he spread out on her bed and on the bedroom floor and even on the butcher-block kitchen table.
Tracy Chapman or Macy Gray, maybe Sarah Vaughan, would be playing softly in the background. Delicious. Perfect in every way.
He made her feel at peace with herself, completed her circle, did something that was good and right. No one else had ever made her feel that way before. Completely, blissfully at peace.
What could beat being in love with Matt?
Nothing that Katie knew of.
One night they had stopped at a little juke bar on Avenue A. They danced, and Matt sang "All Shook Up" in her ear, doing a funny but improbably good Elvis impersonation. Then Matt did an even better Al Green, which completely blew her away.
She had wanted to be with him all the time. Corny, but true.
When he was away on Martha's Vineyard, where he lived and worked, they would talk for hours every night on the phone—or send each other funny e-mails. They called it their "long-distance love affair." He had always stopped Katie from actually visiting him on the Vineyard, though. Maybe that should have been her early-warning signal?
Somehow, it had worked—for eleven glorious months that seemed to go by in an instant. Katie had expected him to propose soon. She was sure of it. She had even told her mother. But, of course, she had been so wrong that it was pathetic. She felt like a fool—and she hated herself for it.
How could she have been so stupefyingly wrong about him? About everything? It wasn't like her to be this out of touch with her instincts. They were usually good; she was smart; she didn't do really dumb things. Until now. And, boy, had she made a doozy of a mistake this time.
Katie suddenly realized that she was sobbing and that everyone around her on the deck of the boat was staring at her.
"I'm sorry," she said, and motioned for them to please look away. She blushed. She was embarrassed and felt like such an idiot. "I'm okay."
But she wasn't okay.
Katie had never been so hurt in her life. Nothing came close to this. She had lost the only man she had ever loved; God, how she loved Matt.
Copyright © 2001 by James Patterson
Read by Becky Ann Baker
|Paperback | Ebook | Audio | Audible.com | DVD
|Audio | Ebook
|Barnes & Noble
|Hardcover | Paperback | Ebook | Audio | DVD
|Hardcover | Paperback
|Google eBooks
|Hudson Booksellers
|Kobo eBooks


text:
i was wondering if any extra super large bento boxes are available...i eat quite a bit and a regular one would not really help unless i packed around 3-4 of them for lunch which would be pretty impractical you know...any suggestions/recommendations?
There are man sized bentos which are around 900 ml. Or you can use container that suits your needs, I usually go for this option if I am packing soup or salad (400-500 ml of either is just not enough for me).
haha i just saw an ad on the main page for "manly bento boxes" which i thought sounded kind of funny...but thanks i'll definitely have to check those out
All the sites that sell bento boxes sell ones with bigger capacities. I know that Bento&Co classify their bento boxes by size and I know there's one bento that's at least 1L!
I have some large boxes, not necessarily bento boxes, just plastic ones that have lids that clip shut, to use for things like salads and packing multiple onigiri for a trip. The large size Sigg box pictured here is great for this. (Though I don't recommend packing it as a regular bento, with rice and so on. I tried that once for a bento-for-two on a long trip from the south of France to London via train, thinking it may do us for two meals...and a good third or more was still left over!)
The Big Onigiri.
- Wherever you go, there you are. -
I have a three tier metal tiffin from to-go ware (http://www.to-goware.com/store/cart.php?m=product_detail&p=51). It has plenty of room for food ... one container for a full-size sandwich, one for a large salad, and one for 2+ pieces of chopped up fruit. Everything clips together for easy travel. If you packed this thing with more dense foods like pasta,rice, or meat dishes, I can't imagine you wouldn't have enough room for even a huge appetite.
The Blog: http://vegetusmaximus.blogspot.com/
While the "manly bento boxes" may be the way to go with your big appetite, you mght also look at the kind of food you are packing into your bento box. My husband has both an 800 ml and 900 ml box and sometimes he can't finish the contents at one sitting; and other times I have to supplement the main box with a small snack box. A green, leafy salad might leave you a little unsatisfied, but a salad with a variety of fiber-dense vegetables, legumes, and a protein might be just right. And don't forget to pack a small, sweet treat (a chocolate mint, a perfect little clementine, or one crunchy cookie) to finish the meal. "Small" and "treat" are the operative words here.
I got a lovely 800ml bento from Casa Bento - I'm 5"11 and fairly active, and while I want to lose weight the little 500ml boxes aren't enough food for a tall woman like me!
My husband is also pretty active & doesn't like the 'faff' of a bento box, so he has a lock & lock tupperware inside a lunchbox coolbag. His bento goes in the tupperware and everything else fits into the bag, so no hassle.
I do agree with the others about calorie dense foods though - it really does depend on what and how you pack up!
The Gel-Cool Earth 2 tier boxes are 1L together. (each tier is 500ml).
Blog and Shop: http://ojami.etsy.com and http://ojamiya.com
Ive seen a few that would work for 1 meal, lets say lunch, but when you work a 12 hour day one puny "large" bento box will not do.
What Id like to see is two containers around 20 liquid oz then perhaps two more at 10oz at least and maybe two more at 5oz for "coffee" breaks. that would be my perfect bento box
i'm from the uk and i just imported a box from japan which has a cute sheep pattern on but is tiny does anyone know if you can get larger boxes with cute paterns on xx
How tiny? Bento boxes do tend to look very small, even though they're quite large enough to hold a good sized meal when packed tightly. You might be surprised how much food you can fit in it. But just supposing that yours really is very small, not to worry, there are heaps of cute bento boxes of proper meal size.
My blog is Food and Shoes
My hungry partner has this one:
http://en.bentoandco.com/products/nonbiri It's 950ml, but long so it fits in a messenger bag well.
Bento&co give dimensions as well as capacities which I find helps me visualise boxes better before buying (I use a ruler!)
the nonbiri box has been really successful, we pack about half the top for breakfast, then the rest for lunch. I put a sample meal into fitday and found it was about 900-1000 calories (we eat a high-fat, low carb diet). Breakfast will usually be a boiled egg, cheese, fruit and nuts, then for lunch, 2or3 vegetable dishes like pickles, kinpara or stirfry with plenty of oil and seeds and homemade meatballs (usually pork or turkey), with some extras like cherry tomatoes and small pieces of chocolate tucked into the top tier.
If we're having leftovers instead of bento, we use a lock-type 800ml-ish for things like chili with cheese and spinach on top, then a small side container with the breakfast bits.
If you need more than a thousand calories of nutrient dense food you will probably simple need more than one box, or use a picnic box or large stacking tiffin as mentioned above. There's no point getting a box that won't fit your preferred method of carrying (i.e I can't fit square boxes in my satchel) so 2 stacked on top might work best?
Good luck exploring your options, and it's worth putting a normal meal into a box to understand quite how different the volumes are to how they might appear!
|Last Post
|Sesame salad dressing
|5 years 28 weeks ago
|Authentic paella?
|5 years 29 weeks ago
|IMPORTANT: If you have a blog on JustBento...
|5 years 32 weeks ago
|Shiso - uses for this herb
|5 years 34 weeks ago
|Fuki (Japanese Butterbur) Tsukemono Recipes
|5 years 34 weeks ago
@justbento - strictly site updates
@makiwi - Maki tweets at random


text:
Parent Directory | Revision Log
|Links to HEAD:
|(view) (download) (annotate)
|Links to HEAD:
|(view) (download) (annotate)
Security cleanup. Still waiting on mips/sh/arm to stable 220.127.116.11-r3 before I can pull -r2. (Portage version: 2.1.4)
Require older libXrender here too (backport from 18.104.22.168-r2) (Martin MOKREJŠ). (Portage version: 18.104.22.168)
Fix quoting issues caught by latest repoman. (Portage version: 126.96.36.199)
(#191709) Require older renderproto as a workaround to make this build again until we get a proper fix. (Portage version: 22.214.171.124)
Fix keyboard driver dep because it doesn't work with 1.2 or newer. (Portage version: 18.104.22.168)
nvidia-legacy-drivers moved to nvidia-drivers (Portage version: 2.1.3_rc9)
alpha stable wrt #175465 (Portage version: 2.1.3_rc6)
(QA) RESTRICT clean up. (Portage version: 2.1.3_rc6)
arm/sh stable (Portage version: 2.1.3_rc5)
Stable on mips. (Portage version: 2.1.3_rc5)
Stable for HPPA (bug #175465). (Portage version: 18.104.22.168)
Stable on ppc wrt bug 175465 (Portage version: 18.104.22.168)
Marked stable on amd64 for bug #175465 (Portage version: 126.96.36.199)
Stable on x86, bug #175465. (Portage version: 126.96.36.199)
Stable on ia64 wrt bug #175465 (Portage version: 184.108.40.206)
Stable on ppc64; bug #175465 (Portage version: 18.104.22.168)
(#172575) Security bump. CVE 2007-1003: XC-MISC extension integer overflow. (Portage version: 188.8.131.52)
This form allows you to request diffs between any two revisions of this file. For each of the two "sides" of the diff, select a symbolic revision name using the selection box, or choose 'Use Text Field' and enter a numeric revision.
|ViewVC Help
|Powered by ViewVC 1.1.20


text:
Iguana Gold Island Pepper Hot Sauce
After a trip through Barbados and the West Indies, Iggy the Iguana brought us back one of the best damn Bajan style hot sauces we've ever had. Containing cayenne and habanero peppers, carrots, onions, cucumbers, mustard, garlic and spices, this serum is "All Killer, No Filler!"
Happy H'eating!
Postal Address
Click Here for a printable order form.
You will need a PDF Reader to view our online Order Form. Get the PDF reader from the Adobe link below.
You can also receive a catalog from us by giving us a call at, 336 596 0454.
Privacy | About Us | Terms & Conditions | Catalog & Order Form | Site Map | Order Form


text:
Classic bathroom accessories
Bathroom accessories and mirrors
Bathroom accessories
Furnishing bathroom accessories with a Vintage or Old England design, able to adapt to multiple contexts in modern style: soap holder, liquid soap dispenser, toothbrush holder, towel holders, robe hooks, under mirror shelf, basket shelf for shower, paper holder and spare paper holder, brush holder, standing towel holder, also for bidet and WC. Classic bathroom accessories are available in chrome, Gold, Antique Gold, Gold Glam satin and in Bronze finishing with brushed effect.
The mirrors are available in different styles, with square, rectangular or round shape, and with or without frame. There is also a choice of tabletop and wall-mounted magnifying, adjustable cosmetic/shaving mirrors; ideal unisex accessories for shaving or applying make-up. The models are also available with an accordion or three-arm mechanism, or with a built-in halogen lamp.
Lights and towel heating rails
The classic lighting products, with curved and decorative details, are available as wall or ceiling lights. The items are available with the chrome, Gold, Antique Gold, Gold Glam satin and Bronze finishings.
Towel heating rails
Towel heating rails are extremely practical furnishing complements in terms of heating or drying towels, bathrobes and facecloths. From the thermic point of view and of the management of the spaces, towel heating rails constitute an intelligent solution to heating, as they occupy less space than conventional radiators.
The water towel heating rails are directly connected to the heating system and basically work like regular radiators, ideal for heating small to medium-sized bathroom environments. Electric towel heating rails are an excellent alternative to a plumbing system, also in terms of energy savings, as they can be used whenever the need arises by simply connecting them to the electrical outlet.
Classic style towel heating rails are characterized by rounded shapes and cross-shaped handles with rounded ends. They are available in either water or electric heated versions, with different sizes and finishes: from Antique Gold to Bronze, from finishes with black or brown ceramic detail to those with Swarovski Elements crystals.
Available finishings
The articles included in Classic Complements collection are available in the following finishings


text:
Product Description
Introducing the all new Oil Slick Cleopatra Mermaid Tail. Part of our Hydra Mermaid Tail Collection. Created exclusively for adult swimmers and professional mermaid performers. Made from a special thick SCUBA fabric (Not) Neoprene that is engineered to be flexible and quick drying. Invisible zipper included for easy washing and monofin removal.
Our new Oil Slick Cleopatra Mermaid Tail is designed specifically for use with Mahina Classic Adult Monofins. Each one has a customer Monofin Enclosure that adds size & style to the existing Mahina Fin shape. Swimtails has collaborated with Mahina to bring you the most exquisite fabric mermaid tail on the market. Now you can have the look of an expensive Silicone Mermaid Tail, for a fraction of the price. Swimtails is the only mermaid tail maker in the United States to create mermaid skins especially for the Mahina Classic Monofin.
Swimtails' exclusive hidden zipper will allow for easy skin changes and fabric care. The extra large fin design will enable faster swimming and a more pronounced mermaid look. Easy care instructions allow for machine wash of your Hydra Mermaid Tail skin.
Each and every Oil Slick Cleopatra Mermaid Tail is made right here in the USA. We own our factory in Colorado and are proud to make all of our Swimtails with American Labor. We believe that exceptional craftsmanship and innovative designs make our Oil Slick Cleopatra Mermaid Tail the very best in the world.
* Production Time can take up to 4 weeks in the busy seasons. Please contact us for specific delivery date requests. We will always try to meet your deadline!
Made for Adults Only
Swimtails takes safety very seriously, each one of our products is tested for the age group that we intend to sell to. When we created our Hydra Mermaid Tails, Swimtails in concert with Mahina Mermaid determined that the Hydra Mermaid Tail SCUBA Fabric and Mahina Mer'Fin combination is most suitable for adult swimmers. Each fully assembled Oil Slick Cleopatra Mermaid Tail, with Mahina Adult Mer'Fin weighs an average of 18lbs.


text:
How Will Hispanic Talent Fare At The Oscars?
01.21.2014 | By Mariana Dussan | No Comments">No Comments
This year the Golden Globes had three opportunities to recognize Hispanic talent, yet they took only one giving the Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón the award for Best Director. Now with the Oscars soon arriving will Hispanics have a better chance? Read More


text:
Will travel 10 miles
$50 per hour.
4.86 76 ratings
I grew up in Texas, and therefore took (and achieved distinction) on every level of the TAKS test. I am a UCSD graduate student in physics. I'm a Sloan Scholar and San Diego Fellow, and I work on theoretical astrophysics. For undergrad, I attended the California Institute of Technology, currently ranked by the Times Higher Education Supplement as the best university in the world. I have been tutoring for four years, in a variety of subjects. I particularly focus on STEM fields -- I love sharing my love of math and science, and teaching others to love math and science as I do. I also do... [more]


text:
Netflix Revenue Jumps, But Subscriber Growth Weak
Netflix reported second-quarter earnings with stronger profit and revenue Monday, but its shares fell more than 6% in after-hours trading as subscriber gains failed to meet some Wall Street analysts' expectations. MarketWatch's Rex Crum reports. (Photo: Getty Images)
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
I ... the ... Netflix reports higher revenue and earnings from here going subscribers but true but also to not be up with Wall Street expectations ... MarketWatch ... a Netflix on Monday just reported second-quarter results ... and stock is down about six percent in after hours trading ... mainly because of new subscriber additions this is Netflix's main source of revenue ... and the added six or thirty thousand domestic subscribers during the quarter ... however ... many analysts were saying the consensus figure was closer toward about six hundred seventy six thousand ... that they might even be that number ... adding to the enthusiasm of Netflix the company ... was putting out why the video report to go over to earnings later in the day ... with a Wall Street analysts posting it ... but now people are wondering whether to stay on the call with it say about their ... outlook going forward ... awesome the numbers in the chill of fear I've told all members for the U S came to twenty nine point eight million ... internationally the handsome point five million streaming subscribers which is the main metric for Netflix going forward ... revenue came in at one point seven billion dollars which was right in line with the Wall Street estimates ... and earnings per share of twenty nine


text:
The inaugural Kilgore College softball doubleheader set for today has been postponed due to wet conditions at Stream Flo Field.
The KC Softball Team will now kick off its inaugural season Monday, Feb. 4, at Stream Flo Field in Kilgore.
Festivities will begin at 12:30 p.m. with the introduction of the team and remarks by KC President Dr. Bill Holda.
The doubleheader will begin at 1 p.m. versus North Central Texas College. Admission is free.
The first pitch will be thrown by Holda and KC Board of Trustees President Will Roberson.


text:
(c) Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association, Deerfield MA. All rights reserved.
Contact us for information about using this image.
The little town of Rowe, on the northern edge of Franklin County, Massachusetts, is pictured here on a summer day around 1906. The photograph was taken on what is now Zoar Road, looking south near a small mill pond in the center of the village. Rowe, like many rural towns in Massachusetts, was relatively early in getting electricity, as the poles on the right of the road attest. But the road was unpaved, and the touring car stopped in the center of the picture could not have driven very fast along it. To its right is the row of houses and stores that mark the center of the village, including, possibly, a gas station.
top of page
Send an e-Postcard of this object
See Also...
"Monroe & Rowe"
"Picturesque Franklin"
"Young People's Camp Third Season Rowe, Mass. June 27-July 4, 1926"
Home | Online Collection | Things
To Do | Turns
Exhibit | Classroom | Chronologies | My
About This Site | Site Index | Site Search | Feedback


text:
Links, 10.3.11Posted: October 3, 2011 Filed under: Genealogy | Tags: Link Love Leave a comment
As I type, the chill of fall is in the air, finally. How's that for an well-worn opening sentence? Next thing you know, I'll be starting off with "It was a dark and stormy night." Sheesh. Better just start listing links.
Information please: A gaggle of new databases went up at FamilySearch.org. Here is one rundown, from Leland Meitzler.
Um, easy?!?: Sharon Tate Moody takes a sharp look at a well-meant genealogy-for-beginners pep talk and makes the excellent point that while genealogy is certainly fun, it is not always easy.
Workshopping it: For those of us having genealogy fun here in New Jersey, Jersey Journal columnist Daniel Klein has our back with a look at the fall season of genealogy workshops in the Garden State.
Delaware finds: Meanwhile, a little further south down the road, Delaware residents (Delawarians?) can access Delaware naturalizations from 1796 through 1850 on Ancestry.com by using a portal through their state library and their state library cards. Sweet.
Online gold: Everyone searches online, but not everyone has James Tanner's laser focus. Read his case study of how a well-chosen variety of online sources can make effective headway in documenting an ancestor. Also this week, Mr. Tanner reassured us Mac users that You Can Do Genealogy On a Mac.
And they all lived happily ever after. There, you've had your official timeworn ending sentence, too. Have a nice week.


text:
Landon 2Favorites [+]
Pay-Per-Minute Viewing
This premium movie consumes minutes at 2.0 times the normal rate. Why?
In an effort to encourage studios to send us their newest and best movies as close to their street release dates as possible, we must offer certain titles at a premium rate. Other content is placed at a premium rate because studios consider those videos to be rare, hard to find or special in some other way. While many premium titles revert to the regular price over time, some studios with rare content, require us to keep their content at premium prices for even longer. Movies at less than 1.0x rate are a limited time special discount streaming rate.
If you have any questions about pricing, please contact Customer Support.
If you have any questions about pricing, please contact Customer Support.
You can now enjoy this movie on your iPhone®, iPad®, or compatible Smart TV & Android devices.
Purchase Options
Pay-Per-MinutePurchase Minutes
Streaming Rentals
Running Time: 117 minutes
Released: 01/2018
Studio Name: Sean Cody
Series: Landon
Director: Sean Cody
Categories: Black Interracial Muscles Bareback Anal
Description: Landon's a hot black stud! He loves fuckin! Enjoy Landon in his 2nd volume as he enjoys what he does best!
6 Scenes from Landon 2
Landon 2: Scene 1
Stars: Landon (Sean Cody), Max (Sean Cody)
Positions: Standing Doggy Style, Laying, Missionary, Side Saddle, Standing Missionary
Landon 2: Scene 2
Stars: Landon (Sean Cody), Connor (Sean Cody)
Positions: Cowgirl, Kneeling, Laying, Missionary, Standing Doggy Style
Landon 2: Scene 3
Stars: Eddie (Sean Cody), Landon (Sean Cody)
Sex Acts: Oral Sex, Masturbation, Anal Sex
Positions: Standing Doggy Style, Cowgirl, Kneeling, Laying, Standing Missionary
Landon 2: Scene 4
Stars: Landon (Sean Cody), Josiah (Sean Cody)
Positions: Standing Doggy Style, Missionary, Standing, Standing Missionary
Landon 2: Scene 5
Stars: Landon (Sean Cody), Josiah (Sean Cody)
Sex Acts: Oral Sex, Anal Sex, Ass To Mouth
Positions: Doggy Style, Laying, Reverse Cowgirl, Sitting, Spoons position
Landon 2: Scene 6
Positions: Standing Doggy Style, Cowgirl, Laying, Side Saddle, Sitting, Standing, Standing Missionary
Recommended Movies
AEBN Cams


text:
ProPublica analyzed federal education data from the 2009-2010 school year to examine whether states provide high-poverty schools equal access to advanced courses and special programs that researchers say will help them later in life. This is the first nationwide picture of exactly which courses are being taken at which schools and districts across the country. More than three-quarters of all public school children are represented. Read our story and our methodology.
From http://projects.propublica.org/schools. © Copyright 2011 Pro Publica Inc.
Find a school
For example, 1605 E. 55th St. Chicago, IL or 77054 or Stuyvesant High
Grimes Elementary
9220 JUTLAND, HOUSTON, TEXAS, 77033 | Grades PreK-5
|Total Teachers
|Inexp. Teachers
|This School
Percentage of relevant students who...
Get Free/Reduced Price Lunch
Are in a Gifted/Talented Program
Grimes Elementary, in Houston, Texas, is part of the Houston ISD. The school reports enrolling 350 students in grades pre-kindergarten through five, and it has 23 teachers on staff.
Grimes Elementary is above the state average but below the district average in terms of the percentage of its students who qualify for free or reduced-price lunches. On average, 48 percent of students in Texas qualify for free or reduced-price lunch programs, whereas 53 percent of Grimes Elementary students do. At the district level, 63 percent of students qualify.
ProPublica's analysis found that all too often, states and schools provide poor students fewer educational programs like Advanced Placement, gifted and talented programs, and advanced math and science classes. Studies have linked participation in these programs with better outcomes later in life. Our analysis uses free and reduced-price lunch to estimate poverty at schools. We based our findings on the most comprehensive data set of access to advanced classes and special programs in U.S. public schools — known as the Civil Rights Data Set— released by the U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights.
These data points were reported by schools and districts to the Office for Civil Rights. For more information about the data, see our full methodology.
— Generated by Narrative Science
What's the story behind this data?
Please share any tips or local knowledge with our reporters.


text:
The Raiders cut former No. 1 overall draft pick JaMarcus Russell three years ago, and since then no other team has brought him in. So if you figure you've seen the last of Russell on an NFL roster, that seems like a reasonable conclusion.
But there's at least one person with an NFL team who believes Russell will be in some team's training camp four months from now. Mike Freeman of CBS talked to an NFC scout who said that teams are keeping an eye on Russell as he tries to get himself back in football shape and get on the field again.
"I've been following his comeback story pretty closely. I think a lot of teams are. Good chance he gets a second shot," the scout said.
What Russell has going for him is that he has great physical talent for the quarterback position, and he's still only 27 years old. When you've got the talent to be an elite quarterback, you can usually find teams willing to give you a second, third and fourth shot. Even Ryan Leaf, who like Russell was cut by the team that drafted him after three years, got another shot.
Still, Russell was there for the taking in 2010, 2011 and 2012, and for three straight seasons zero NFL teams wanted him. It seems unlikely that any team would want him in 2013.


text:
Directed by Josh Zentner-Barrett
Intermediate Choir - Ages 9-14
Practice: Every Thursday evening - 7:15-8:15 p.m. September to May
Program: Members sing in church most Sundays. By rehearsing the hymns and responses, they become familiar with a rich variety of Church music, with the order of service, and with the seasons of the liturgical year. They also learn to become worship leaders. Once a month this choir sings an anthem, by itself, or with the Adult Choir. Members also enjoy preparing musical plays.


text:
Compare cheap flights from Cagayan De Oro to Bishkek
When is the cheapest time to fly to Bishkek?
Flights to Bishkek
The Manas International Airport serves Bishkek and is a port for domestic and international flights. Some of the airlines flying directly to Bishkek include Turkish Airlines, Air Astana, Uzbekistan Airways, Aeroflot and S7 Airlines. However, moving around the country is quite difficult since local transportation systems are not well polished.
Diverse Choices of Museums
Being a city filled with historical significance, Bishkek is also a home to various museums that will surely teach you a lot of important details. If you are a fan of contemporary and vintage paintings, you can check out the Museum of Fine Arts. You might also want to see the museums of significant people in the country through the Mikhail Frunze Museum and the Aaly Tokombaev Museum. The Manas Museum is also known worldwide for its very rare collection of artifacts. For those who are interested in studying animal species, the Zoological Museum is definitely the place to be.
The best part here is that going to these museums is very easy. There are lots of travel agencies that offer tour packages. They will let you see all the museums that you want to see despite your limited number of days of stay in the country.
You might not have heard of Bishkek before. However, if you are to find out what it has in store for you, you will surely be amazed. Book the cheapest tickets available at Skiddoo now and experience the opportunity to uncover the hidden treasures of Bishkek.
Temperature average in April
Rainfall average in April
47.8 mm
Cheapest time to fly to Bishkek (FRU)
All prices refer to return flights to Bishkek and include taxes and charges.
Our experiences customer support team is there to help you every step of the way.
With the Skiddoo Price Promise, if you find a cheaper price online we'll match it!
Popular flights to Bishkek
- Flights from Manila to Bishkek
- Flights from Cebu to Bishkek
- Flights from Davao to Bishkek
- Flights from Clark to Bishkek
- Flights from Iloilo to Bishkek
- Flights from Puerto Princesa to Bishkek
- Flights from Bacolod to Bishkek
- Flights from Kalibo to Bishkek
- Flights from Cagayan De Oro to Bishkek
- Flights from Tacloban to Bishkek
- Flights from Tagbilaran to Bishkek


text:
ChrisReid necesitaba un nuevo diseño de logotipo y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 57 diseños de 13 diseñadores freelance.
WizKid Academy
Our new and exciting business venture is called WizKid Academy.
It is an internet marketing training school for small business owners and entreprenuers who want to be up to date on the latest online marketing strategies.
WizKid Academy students will be associated with a young and vibrant company that cares about quality education, strategies that work and giving great value for money.
Small business owners (accountants, agents, sales, shops, services) home based business owners (mlm,) independent professionals (chiropractors, therapists, doctors, dentists), contractors (plumbers, building, trades) and entrepreneurs.
These people are interested in learning how to market an online business.
WizKid Academy is an Internet Marketing Training School, Is young, progressive, professional AND well priced.
We need a logo that can represent an *expensive traditional upper class school mixed with a twinge of 'rebel without a cause'*.
Clean, modern, fresh, exciting with a hint of rebel.
I have attached an image that I quickly made as a reference. Its not much but hopefully it helps.
Please contact Chris Reid for any other information or advice. +61 02 9363 4990 or Skpye ChrisReid30
All entries are appreciated
Descubre cómo funciona un concurso de diseño u obtén más información sobre nuestros servicios de diseño de logo.


text:
Student or Learner
Hello everyone,
I've come across quite some verbs that go with curtains and blinds and I'd like to confirm if they're right. THANKS
1) Curtains
- draw the curtain open / draw open the curtain
- open / close the curtain
- pull the curtain
2) Blinds (Venetian)
- draw up / down
- pull up / down
I'm a bit confused how to make things clearly. For instance, if one says draw the curtain, how do I know if it is drawing open or close the curtain (if there are two windows, one has the curtain open the other close). I'm also a bit unsure how open and close collocate with curtains and blinds. Say, can I say the curtain is close / open?
As for collocation:
Can the following verbs go with blinds and curtains?
Pull / draw / open / close ?
Also, can we say draw the curtains open / close?
Thanks a lot again
In my world, 'drawing a curtain' shuts out the light; so there's no need to say 'draw closed*' (pleonastic) and the verb for opening them is 'open'.
* PS Note the -d. When curtains are close they are nearby.
Thanks all information
I have a small company in turkey and I was loooking some of word english meaning
that details help me alot.
Bogazici | Projection screen, Roller Shades, Vertical Blinds and Wood Blinds Curtains
Bogazici | Projection screen, Roller Shades, Vertical Blinds and Wood Blinds Curtains


text:
The Mascara Primer That Changes Everything
Is a mascara primer really necessary? It may seem like an extra step that doesn't do much, but let use assure you, the right formula changes everything!
It Cosmetics' Tightline Full Lash Length Mascara Primer ($24) actually streamlines your morning makeup process, instead of adding an extra step. How? It's black, instead of white, and the brush is so small that it can get incredibly close to the root of your lashes, which is where this primer really does its magic. The formula fills in the spaces between your lashes, providing the look of the thinnest stroke of eyeliner.
As a contact lens wearer, I love that I can get a full lash line look without actually getting a pencil anywhere near my eyes. And since it's black, you don't have to worry about covering any pesky patches of white left over. It's not unusual for me to spend ten minutes working on my lashes in the morning, but in just a few seconds, this primer completely transforms your look. If you make only one addition to your lash product wardrobe, make it this one.


text:
Hello, Handsomes! Taken yesterday on the set of season 6 in Los Angeles, and everyone is looking fione, per usual. The show returns on April 7, so get ready to enjoy your cocktails with a side of cigarettes and sexism in a season dedicated to Don, Don, and more Don.
BTW, Gothamist asked some car experts, and they think this is a '66 mustang, which means the show might still be in 1967 when they start back up. But who knows?


text:
Mantas top Panthers with heavy hearts
A moment of silence for Jerone Campbell was held Friday night before the Lemon Bay High boys basketball game against Southeast in Englewood. Campbell died Friday from complications during a tonsillectomy at Charlotte Regional Medical Center in Punta Gorda. In the foreground are brothers Kyler, left, and Kellan Constantine.
ENGLEWOOD — The banners hung by students from the walls of the Lemon Bay High School gymnasium were in memory of their late classmate, Jerone Campbell.
During a moment of silence before the Manta Rays game against Cypress Lake, the gym was eerily quiet as the players bowed their heads in reflection. Lemon Bay coach Sean Huber stood next to Robert Morrow and put his hand on the player's back, feeling a deep, heavy inhale.


text:
All that talking about Jenrry Mejia needing minor league experience is probably going to wind up as lip service because the reports are he's more than even money to go north.
In what role, the Mets won't say, but Jerry Manuel said the eighth-inning role "will be by committee,'' a situation that always works.
What the decision to bring Mejia up now is really one made out of desperation by men, who in order to survive in their jobs, have to be shortsighted. If the Mets don't win out of the gate, Manuel will be gone and he's banking on Mejia's rocket arm to suddenly find command and maturity.
But, at the same time, Manuel is saying he doesn't have faith in Mejia in certain circumstances.
If Mejia needs to be saved from pressure situations such as the eighth inning, then what would he be doing on the roster in the first place? We all know the outcome of a game could be decided in the sixth or seventh innings. (And, with the Mets starters it could happen anywhere in the first five.)
I'm not sure whether Mejia should be a starter or reliever, but whatever it is, they should make a decision and stick with it.
Apparently, the Mets are currently thinking bullpen, which is fine. If that is the case, then he should be here the entire season learning from Francisco Rodriguez. Give him one relief role and stick with it.
I don't want to see him here in the pen, then sent back down to the minors to start, then come back at the end of the year and go back in the pen. If Mejia is as good as they say, he'll adjust. But, waffling between roles can only deter his progress.
That the Mets are even considering Mejia for the pen right now is a clear sign they have little faith in who they have right now. Their priority in this case is to compete now and worry about the future later.
That's because the decision makers might not have a future.


text:
DMR needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 59 designs submitted by 21 freelance designers.
I invite you to be part of creating a signature brand… distinctly recognizable that will attract the attention of people looking for next level holistic healing and vibrational medicine.
The dom Com does not have to appear in the logo
The goal is to make the trademark 'Ask Dr You' memorable - from first impression on the website to its appearance in newsletters, email signatures, business cards, T-shirts and the likes, tradeshows...
AskDrYou.com The dot Com does not have to appear in the logo
PRIMARY APPLICATION of LOGO and SITE FEEL:
The logo will appear on a media-style website that will use audio and video as well as print …The site will invite people to submit their questions. In other words, it will have a community feel and beyond.
(A look that can stand the test of time.. a timeless master-piece that carries forward as we uncover more and more of the capabilities of the human body to heal and how closely related mind and body really are)
Contrary to the sterile traditional medical model, the logo will engage people … in other words, it will have a certain subtle appeal that will compel people take a second look. There will also be a feel of something that's more next level… self-health solutions that will extend into the future.
SAMPLE STYLE: I am also open to the yin yang type of effect for a balance of energy type look.
This will make you laugh as you read this, but the only color references I could find that closely resemble the yin yang color family that I envision is that of the K. Y. jelly ad on YouTube
The electric blue for him and vibrant reddish-purple for her … combining cool and warm tones with luminance.
Other colors I like are Bright Navy, Golden Orange, reflective looking Golds, Turquoise
ONCE a LOGO is SELECTED as the WINNER , then I need the TAGLINE for LOGO to be provided in a style or font to match the style for Ask Dr You.com:
Tagline = Claim Your Power to Heal
I provide this logo tag line to:
1) further your understanding of the intent of AskDrYou.com (the Logo)
2) as well as to ask you to provide the 5-word tagline as separate and distinct from the logo in whatever style you use… so that there is a recognizable continuity in the style. Tagline to be smaller and not distract from logo, but enhance.
- High resolution logo for printing on a DVD spineLOGO SIZE:
As for the size of the logo, please keep in mind possible future applications such as part of DVD cover art, spine and back cover of books/ebooks, stationary, and a maybe on mugs and T-shirts and similar fundraisers.
Therefore, I would want the logo to be something that would fit the above appliactions versus something that would sprawl across a masthead of a website.
COLORS: As per link above wiht a yin yang feel http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c0Fs3e3WVik
The electric blue for him and vibrant reddish-purple for her … combining cool and warm tones with luminance.
Other colors I like are Bright Navy or Rich Blues, Golden Orange, reflective looking Golds, Turquoise
For feel of Blues and Golds for to an old site that was part of my old company
Modern and web 2.0 type fonts ... the logo represents ageless and ancient wisdom, yet at the same time it is wisdom that is 'coming of age'... so the look is not to smack of conventional medical themes The impact of the logo needs to be felt as well as seen i.e. Intuitive, simple... speaks to the core human desire to be able to heal oneself (whether from disease; the fear of developing one; or a determination to never go down that road.)
Provide files suitable for use on the site masthead and online newsletter as well as High resolution logo for printing on a DVD spine (for eg)- Font provided on delivery as well as the 5-word tagline in a complementary style- The selected design be provided in layers so that any modifications we might pay you to make in future will be simple to achieve.- YOUR CREATIVE LICENCE: Having said all this, there is always a fine balance between attempting to give "enough" guidance and limiting creative brilliance. This is my way of saying that I did the best I know how to communicate with you, yet I am open to your creative expression, based on the intent of this website… which is ultimately to make people realize that they really do have the power to heal themselves and that the healing actually occurs from the inside out.
As per the ancient quote, "physician heal thyself".
- Designs lacking thought... this is actually a "fun" project for those taking the time to come at it from the right place and space;)
- Convoluted or overly complex design
- Traditional medical symbols or that "feel" like it
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


text:
Susan Wood
Susan Wood (August 22, 1948 - November 12, 1980) was a writer, critic and fanzine editor.
Susan Wood was introduced to sf fandom and fanzines by Richard Labonte, editor of Hugin and Munin, while attending Carleton University in Ottawa, Ontario in the 1960s. After moving to Toronto later in the decade, she began to attend meetings of the Ontario Science Fiction Club, formed in 1966 and hosted by 'Capt'n George' Henderson at his nostalgia store Memory Lane, then at his Whizzband Gallery next door, and then other locations.
She met Mike Glicksohn in 1969 and they were married, and in 1970 she began at first writing for his zine Energumen and then co-editing it. Three years later, in 1973, they won the Hugo Award for 'Best Fanzine'.
At the same time Susan was also publishing her own zine Aspidistra. It ran from 1970 till 1973 with 5 issues being released.
On October 29 of 1973 Susan moved to Regina, Saskatchewan, and began her third fanzine called Amor, shortened from its original name of Amor de Cosmos People's Memorial Quiet-Revolutionary Susanzine: A Personalzine. Sometimes Amor functioned as an update letter to friends, then became a zine again, depending on the purpose Susan wished to put it to, which is perhaps why she referred to Amor as a "Susanzine" rather than a fanzine.
In 1974 she won the Hugo Award for 'Best Fan Writer'.
In 1976 she published Queebshot, a one shot homage to Norm Clarke and Georgina Ellis and Boyd Raeburn's fanzine Queebshots.
In 1977 she again won a Hugo Award for 'Best Fanwriter'.
The last of Amor, issue 18, appeared November 1979. One year later on November 12, 1980. Susan Wood died.
- Amor
- Aspidistra
- Energumen (with Mike Glicksohn)
- Genre Plat (with Allyn Cadogan and William Gibson)
- Queebshot


text:
Indian National Congress
Indian National Congress, Indian political party, founded in 1885. Its founding members proposed economic reforms and wanted a larger role in the making of British policy for India. By 1907, however, the Congress had split into a moderate group led by Gopal Krishna Gokhale, who sought dominion status for India, and a militant faction under Bal Gangadhar Tilak, who demanded self-rule. In 1920 the Congress began a campaign of passive resistance, led by Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, against restrictions on the press and political activities.
Although the Congress claimed to represent all Indians, many Muslims, fearful of the vast Hindu majority, began to withdraw from the Congress. The Congress was divided on approaches to economic reform; the conservatives favored cautious reform while the leftists, of which Jawaharlal Nehru was a leader, urged socialism. The great strength of the organization was shown in the provincial elections of 1937.
At the outbreak of World War II, the Congress voted for neutrality. When India came under Japanese attack, the Congress demanded immediate concessions from Great Britain toward a democratic government in return for cooperation in the war effort. The British responded by outlawing the organization and arresting its leaders. In the 1946 elections to the Indian constituent assembly, the Congress lost the Muslim vote to the Muslim League; it reluctantly accepted the partition of the Indian subcontinent and the formation of the state of Pakistan.
After partition the Congress, as the largest party, governed India under Nehru's leadership. The Congress successfully adjusted to its new role as a political party and won the majority of the seats in the next election. It retained this support into the 1960s. After Nehru's death, the party began to lose support. The leadership of Nehru's daughter, Indira Gandhi, who became prime minister in 1966, was challenged by a powerful right-wing group within the Congress, and in 1969 the party formally split into two factions; one led by Morarji Desai, the other (New Congress) by Indira Gandhi.
In the 1971 national elections and the 1972 state elections Gandhi's faction won strong victories, but, in a reaction against her emergency rule, it lost the election of 1977. It was the first time the Congress had lost government control since independence. Gandhi (now with a new faction, Congress Indira) returned to power in the 1980 elections, called when the opposition coalition disintegrated.
After her assassination (1984), her son Rajiv Gandhi succeeded to the leadership. Although he led Congress to reelection in 1984, the party was defeated in 1989 because of scandals and became the major opposition party. Following the assassination of Rajiv Gandhi during the 1991 election campaign, P. V. Narasimha Rao became head of the party and, after Congress won a plurality in parliament later that year, prime minister. In 1996 scandal again led voters to reject Congress at the polls, but Rao remained party leader. Leadership soon passed to the ineffectual Sitaram Kesri, but in 1998 Rajiv Gandhi's widow, Sonia Gandhi, a political newcomer, was elected head of Congress and had some success in rebuilding party support among Muslims and the poor. Congress nonetheless did poorly in the 1999 elections.
In 2004 Congress returned to power, but the foreign-born Gandhi declined to lead the new coalition government; Manmohan Singh, a former finance minister, became prime minister; the party remained in power, with a larger plurality, after the 2009 elections. In 2014, however, Congress and its allies suffered a landslide loss in the parliamentary elections. Rahul Gandhi, Rajiv and Sonia Gandhi's son, became party leader in 2017.
See S. Kochanek, The Congress Party of India (1968); A. M. Zaidi and S. Zaidi, The Encyclopaedia of the Indian National Congress (18 vol., 1976–83); B. N. Pande, A Concise History of the Indian National Congress, 1947–1985 (1986); P. Brass and F. Robinson, Indian National Congress 1885–1985 (1987).


text:
The Police Log is a digest of reports filed by the Warwick Police.
Officer Gary Driscoll took a report of a graffiti tagger who goes by the name of "Bob" who left his mark on a building of the East Avenue Laundromat. Driscoll noticed that this was the second time a building on East Avenue had been "tagged" between Aug. 1 and Aug. 2. The building at 646 East had been hit on the 1st and the Laundromat on the 2nd. They were both done with red spray paint and both appeared to have been done by "Bob" but there was also an illegible red tag on the Laundromat. Driscoll said the RE Max agent who manages the property estimated it would cost $150 to $200 to remove the tags. They had no idea who "Bob" was and there were no witnesses.
A car stereo set, including and XM receiver and a Phillips DVD player worth a total of $1,100 was taken from a car parked on Benedict Road on July 29. Officer Joseph DeDonato said the owner told him he noticed that his vehicle had been rummaged through when he returned from a camping trip on July 29. He said the stereo had been taken at that time but he did not immediately report it because he thought it "was a trivial matter." But, when he came home on Aug. 1 and saw that the same vehicle, and another of his vehicles, had been rummaged through again, he thought it was time to call police and report it, even though nothing appeared to be taken at that time. No suspects or witnesses.
Two men from Connecticut were arrested and charged with attempting to steal 61 batteries from trucks at the Colonial Ford Truck Center on Jefferson Boulevard on July 27. An employee of a nearby gas station alerted Warwick police to the attempted heist. The employee later told police he was sweeping up out front when he saw two men going back and forth between the truck center and the Motel 6 with tools in their hands and pockets and that one of them actually came into the store and bought a pack of cigarettes, which was when he noticed that both men had tools in their pockets, and then went back to the businesses they had come from and he called police. Several units were dispatched to the area when one of the units called and said that he was out with two men in a car at the Motel 6. While he was watching the suspects, other officers checked out the business and found that a chain-link fence had been cut open at the Truck Center at 7 Jefferson Boulevard and used to access the trucks stored there. When police entered, they found four separate groups of batteries lined up along the fence next to the hole.
In the meantime, Officer Randy Francis said he was interviewing the two men who were stopped under the Route 95 overpass as they attempted to walk away. The driver told Francis he ran out of gas on 95 and parked his car at the Motel 6 parking lot while he and his friend were waiting for their ride to come and get them. He explained that he and his friend had been walking up and down Jefferson Boulevard to kill time while they waited. He said the driver was wearing freshly soiled clothing and the man explained that he tripped and fell and then rolled over onto his back and stood up. Francis said both men had hands that were blackened with oil and dirt. A check on the driver revealed an outstanding warrant for failure to appear and Christopher S. Fitton, 26, of 25 Klondike St. in North Grosvenor, Conn., was arrested and charged with attempted larceny over $1,500, injuring property and conspiracy.
Officer Timothy Kenyon said the other man was frisked at the scene and they found a socket wrench and four sockets in his pockets and he was read his rights and taken to headquarters. Kenyon said Brian Lee Lovely, 30, of 45B Prospect St. in Moosup, Conn., was arrested and taken to headquarters where he readily told police what they where doing before they were stopped. Kenyon said he told them he was asked to come to Rhode Island with Fitton to do some work, which for them was collecting and selling scrap but this time, they parked their car at the Motel 6, got their tools and then jumped the fence at Colonial Truck and began to remove the batteries from the trucks. He said they continued to remove the batteries until they felt they had enough and began to pile them up near the fence and then cut an opening in the fence, which they were going to use to get the batteries out of the yard. Kenyon said they recovered a black leather bag containing wrenches and sockets, thee pairs of wire cutters, two adjustable wrenches, two screwdrivers, vise grip pliers, a Milwaukee Sawzall set and a pry bar. Lovely was also charged with attempted larceny over $1,500, conspiracy and injuring property.
A West Warwick man was charged with stealing a dirt bike from a Warwick family on July 25. Officer Quentin Tavares reported he learned about the situation when he was dispatched to the Rhode Island Mall, where the Rhode Island State Police stopped an SUV suspected of containing the stolen bike. The woman whose son owned the bike told Tavares she was on Cuison Street on July 14 when she saw what she thought was her son's 50cc dirt bike, but when she confronted the man who had it, he showed her that it was not the same bike but he did tell her he knew who did have their dirt bike. She told Tavares the man suggested that she offer to not press charges if it was returned and he would call the man who had it. She agreed and learned where the bike was being stored and followed the suspect back to Warwick, where she called Warwick and State Police to have the car stopped. Tavares said the state police told him it was identified as the bike entered into the NCIC system. Robert V. Rigollet, 18, of 125 Archambault Ave. was charged with larceny and later released with a summons for District Court.


text:
September 7 Edward Halper, University of Georgia
Aristotle's De Anima and the Possibility of Thinking Being
September 21 Jean De Groot, The Catholic University of America
Pritzl on Aristotle's De Anima
September 28 Kevin White, The Catholic University of America
Aquinas and De Anima III.6: A Response to Kurt Pritzl
October 5 Arthur Madigan, Boston College (video)
Dialectical Inquiry in Aristotle, De Anima I
October 12 Sean Kelsey, University of Notre Dame (video)
Aristotle on Thinking vs. Perceiving
October 19 Jonathan Beere, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin (video)
The Intellectual Capacity as the Form of the Human Animal
October 26 Ronald Polansky, Duquesne University (video)
Aristotle on Accidental Perception
November 9 Andrea Falcon, Concordia University (video)
The Place of the De Anima in Aristotle's Explanatory Project
November 16 Therese Druart, The Catholic University of America (video)
Aristotle or Galen? Islamic Philosophers on Animal Cognition and Behavior
November 30 Richard Taylor, Marquette University (cancelled)
Averroes on Knowing Separate Substances
December 7 Timothy Noone, The Catholic University of America (video)
Scotus and Scotists on Aristotle's De Anima
All lectures are held at 2:00 p.m. in the Auditorium of Aquinas Hall at
The Catholic University of America, Washington, D.C., 20064
Live streaming video of most lectures can be viewed at video.cua.edu. Afterwards a link will be posted above where the video can be viewed at any time on YouTube.
A research guide to this lecture series is available through the CUA Library.
This series is made possible by a generous grant from the Franklin J. Matchette Foundation
and the support of the Thomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation and the George Dougherty Foundation.
For further information, contact the Office of the Dean, School of Philosophy, 202-319-5259,
To request disability accommodations, contact Mary Z. Smith (x5259) at least a week prior to the event. A good faith effort will be made to provide the accommodations requested.


text:
ADDISON COUNTY — Between golden rays of early morning light last Wednesday, three volunteers for the Addison County Riverwatch Collaborative weaved through patches of poison parsnip along the Lemon Fair River. Middlebury College professor Kathy Morse, Cornwall's David Anderson and Starksboro's Matt Witten were taking samples and running various tests to monitor the Otter Creek tributary's health.
BRISTOL — Rolling effortlessly through the skatepark off West Street in downtown Bristol, rising Mount Abraham Union High School junior Sean Wood and his friends popped, kicked and flipped their skateboards through the warm morning air.
They were polishing up their best tricks in preparation for the third annual BYOBacon Skateboard Competition at the Bristol Skatepark on Saturday, July 14. Organized by The Hub Bristol teen center, local teens and volunteer Jason Fitzsimmons, the competition is free and open to all ages.
STARKSBORO — Lewis Creek Farm, one of Starksboro's largest crop farms, is aiming to expand the already hefty solar energy portfolio in the small town.
At the end of last month, the USDA announced that its Renewable Energy for America Program (REAP) would fund 450 energy projects across the nation. The aim of the program is to help farmers and small rural businesses cut energy consumption and reduce costs.
Eight Vermont projects were funded, including one by Starksboro's Hank Bissell, who runs Lewis Creek Farm.
The full text of this article is only available to online subscribers.
Are you an online subscriber? Click to login.
Click here to learn more about our subscription options.
If you have a print subscription, you can now add an online subscription at no additional charge! Just email us with your name and mailing address to set it up.
VERMONT — Jeff Severson has spent much of the past 50 summers at his family's Lake Champlain camp in West Addison. But it wasn't until two weeks ago that the born-and-raised Vermonter had ever seen blooms of the potentially toxic cyanobacteria, or blue-green algae, engulf his favorite swim and fishing spot.
While Severson and his son were fishing on June 29, his wife Lisa Windhausen, who teaches middle school science in Jericho, watched from above as Oven Bay turned from a pool of glistening glass to chunky green sludge within hours.
BRISTOL — For seventh-generation Vermonter Shawn May, becoming a new physician assistant (PA) at Bristol's Mountain Health Center recently was a move that tied his life's pursuits together.
NEW HAVEN — Almost two years after Cross Pollination Inc. proposed one of the state's largest solar power installations, it finally has a solid green light to build it.
BRISTOL — At its Monday meeting, the Bristol selectboard met with Kristen Underwood of the town conservation commission to discuss possible real estate negotiations.
The meeting was held behind closed doors in executive session and Town Administrator Bill Bryant declined to discuss the details of the real estate negotiations.
No decisions have yet been made regarding the negotiations, he said, and if an agreement is met, the town would release the details.
In other news from Monday's meeting, the Bristol selectboard:
BRISTOL — For Bristol's 250th Fourth of July, the town will get a fitting addition: an antique cooperative called Antiques at 27 Main, located at 27 Main St.
And who better to spearhead this cooperative than Bristol residents and seasoned antique dealers Clarisse Shechter and Terry Thomas?
Thomas, a Bristol native whose family has run businesses out of 27 Main St. for much of the past half-century, grew a love for antiques as a little boy. He still remembers the day it all began.
ADDISON COUNTY — When Starksboro's Jonah Rule proposed to his wife Caitlin, it was no surprise to his mother Ann.
Rule's mother still recalls the first time she saw her daughter-in-law. At that time, Caitlin Rule was a 15-year-old Middlebury Union High School student.
BRISTOL — Since 2005, the Bristol-based health care advocacy group Five Town Health Alliance, or 5THA, has sought to provide broader and cheaper primary care to Addison County residents.
Beginning next week, the organization will take its biggest stride yet in accomplishing this goal, as it teams up with Mountain Health Center to create a new non-profit health center in Bristol.
Subscribe to Online Edition
Online PDF Print Edition
Copyright 2011 Addison Independent | 58 Maple Street, Middlebury, Vt. 05753 | All Rights Reserved
Site Development by Surf New Media


text:
The hotels are constructed to provide visitors meals provisions, asylum but beside this some big hotels do provide bar, entertainment , casino, tour and travels, swimming pool facilities etc. hotels do provide all the customized furnished household that make relax travellers or visitors. Here are the popular America's Best Inn, in San Francisco.
You should always put your most important clients up at a nice hotel so that they have a good time during their stay.Historically hotels are used for many functions, serving for business purposes, for social activities, for public assembly, for political purposes, for vacations, and for permanent residences. In short hotels are a vast industry.Hotel is a superior building meant for accommodating 15 or more strangers temporarily for few days. Strangers are charged according to the nature & period of accommodation. Hotel provides both lodging (temporary habitation) & boarding facilities..


text:
After the twisted, creepy darkness of Doctor Who's opening two-parter, you'd expect the show to follow up with a lighthearted episode, but instead "Curse of the Black Spot" was the most horrifying, intricate... just kidding! It was a fun episode.
And I'm wondering if last night's pirate episode of Doctor Who features the first time a particular event happened. I'm sworn to avoid spoilers in headlines and stuff, so I can't be more specific. But if you don't fear to sail under the dark flag of spoiler-dom, then click through and read some dreadful spoilers, me mateys...
Arrrr, you be a doughty bunch. You have sealed your fate, and the spoilers shall follow you to the ends of the Earth. It be too late to turn back now.
So here's what I'm wondering: is this the first time Amy's saved Rory's life? There was a running theme in season five, where Rory dies and Amy can't save him. Rory fake-dies in "Amy's Choice." He dies for real in "Cold Blood" and is swallowed up by the crack that erases him from history. That's the same fate that Amy is able to save the Doctor from in "The Big Bang," but she's unable to save Rory from it. In fact, the fact that Amy can rescue the Doctor from non-existence but was unable to do the same for her husband seems like it was a major point of last year's stories. Did Amy marry a redshirt?
So it's kind of heartening that the big arc of "Curse of the Black Spot" is that Rory is marked for death at the start of the episode, spends about half the episode flailing around trying to avoid his fate, and then gets consigned to death. And Rory himself works out a way for Amy to save him, with a little help from the Doctor.
It feels like a major step forward, for Rory especially, and I find his faith in Amy inspiring. It means that Rory's a major character in his own right, and whether he lives or dies is not merely a matter of Amy's character development. And it feels like a nice change, after Rory helping to save Amy so many times. I love how Rory's instructions to Amy on performing CPR consist of "you've seen people do it on television, just do what they did." And it works — exactly the same as it does on television, with the long delay between Amy giving up and Rory suddenly gasping back to life.
So the reason that Rory's marked for death is because this pirate ship is stuck in becalmed waters, and a Siren is taking anyone who gets the least little cut or scratch — or disease, as it turns out. We eventually discover that the Siren can emerge from any reflective surface, and if you suspected that she wasn't actually killing the people she was taking, but rather teleporting them somewhere, then you win a prize in Who-ology. The "teleportation that looks like death" thing has become a Who trope lately. In fact, the moment Rory starts drowning, the Doctor invites the Siren to take him.
The other thing I quite liked about this episode was the return of a more fallible Doctor, who is not seventeen steps ahead of everyone else. The catchphrase "ignore all my previous theories" is one of the funnier things Matt Smith has had to blurt out, and it lets the Doctor be both cocky and wrong about stuff. Having the Doctor get things wrong is one of the better ways to draw out an episode, and it's nice to see the Doctor working things out honestly, and making mistakes along the way. He even loses the TARDIS!
And he makes the dreadful mistake of wiping off his alien bogeys on Amy's shirt... this is probably going to turn into a whole subplot about Amy's infected shirt gaining sentience and seeking revenge. It will need a catchy name... like Shirtron. (Oh, and Amy has a weird dream about cyborg eyepatch lady. And she's still carrying Schrodinger's Zygote.)
And yes, it was a fun pirate episode, with walking the plank, sharks, those cool hats, cutlasses, the treasure of the Mogul of India, a remorseful pirate who used to be an honorable Naval officer, and a little boy who ran away at sea. And I would not even remotely mind re-visiting Captain Avery and his crew, now sailing a spaceship through the universe and hopefully plundering the riches of the Zygons and the Slitheen and stuff.
But one last question: Is this the one episode of Doctor Who that you won't get in trouble for downloading via bittorrent? It seems like a special exemption should be carved out.


text:
Espa ol
The 50th anniversary of the bossa nova has prompted a gigantic number of reissues from the era – practically every label which had material from its pioneers put the discs back on shelves as an opportunity to take advantage of the landmark. Among these is a five-disc collection from EMI (the label that carried the original "Chega de Saudade" by João Gilberto) that has little connection with the genre itself – although most  of these artists participated in the now-famous soireés at singer Nara Leão's Rio de Janeiro home (helping shape Brazil's musical revolution), few of the recordings here reflect that.
An example of this is A Bossa Eterna De Elizeth E Cyro, the sole collaboration between guitarist Cyro Monteiro and singer Elizeth Cardoso. The title is not exactly misleading – the word "bossa" is a common idiom for the English "cool" when it came to the musician's approach to music. Recorded in 1966, it is a great record of traditional sambas – the highlight being the hilarious "Tem Que Rebolar" ("You Gotta Shake It"). That could also be said about Joao Donato's Chá Dançante, a 1956 record (predating bossa nova by two years) that mostly contains  instrumental songs with Northeastern Brazilian influences intended for the dance floor (hence the title, which roughly translates as Dance Party.
More in tune with the movement are Eumir Deodato's Idéias (Ideas) and Luis Bonfá's O Violão E O Samba. On the former, the famed keyboard player takes many of the songs to the next level, adding even  elements of improvisation to  tunes like Jobim's  "Só Tinha De Ser Com Você" and "Samba Do Avião," plus  a handful of originals played with the solid backing two legends in their own right: drummer Dom Um Romão and ace guitarist Durval Ferreira.
Bonfá's disc is actually the only one in this collection actually made during bossa nova's heyday (it was recorded in 1962), and its style reflects that. It is a quiet program with sparse arrangements centered on his awesome guitar skills. Among the best is "Nossos Momentos," a tune composed by the guitarist and Luis Reis. He also works his magic on "Copacabana," written in the 1940s by Joao De Barro and Alberto Ribeiro that was often recorded by bossa nova performers (Joao Gilberto often includes it on his setlists) while making Jobim/Vinicius de Morais'  "Lamento No Morro" his own.
The only volume that is a bit unconvincing is Samba No Esquema De Walter Wanderley (Samba According To WW's Plan). On the liners, critic Franco Paulino complains that bossa nova "is growing older while most of our musicians have not made an effor
RSS Feeds
Contact us |
Press Room |
Contests |
About Global Rhythm magazine |
Advertise / Media Kit
Privacy Statement |
Terms of Use |
Global Rhythm Contributors |
Link to Us |
Back Issues
Copyright © 2008 Zenbu Media. All rights reserved.


text: Royalty Free Vectors Arrest Vectors Arrest Icon with 1000 Medical Business Symbols vector image LicenseLearn More Standard For Print, Advertising, Design Expanded For Resale & Reproduction The license type determines how you can use this image. Std. Exp. Print / Editorial Graphic Design Web Design Social Media Edit & Modify Multi-user Resale Items Unlimited Runs Ways to BuyCompare Single Image $14.99 Credits $1.00 Subscription $0.69 There are three ways to pay for Standard licenses. Prices are $US. Pay with Image Price Single Image $14.99 One-time payment Pay-As-You-Go Credits $1 Download images on-demand (1 credit = $1). Minimum purchase of 30. Subscription Plan From 69c Choose a monthly plan. Unused downloads automatically roll into following month. Ways to BuyCompare Single Image $29.99 Credits $30.00 There are two ways to pay for Expanded licenses. Prices are $US. Pay with Cost per Image Single Image $29.99 One-off payment, no signup needed. Credits $30 Download images on-demand (1 credit = $1). Download Image Ai, EPS, PDF & JPG files Download File/s: ZIP Archive ZIP Archive High-res JPG (300 DPI+) High-res PNG (300 DPI+) Adobe Illustrator (v10+) Vector EPS (v8+) Vector PDF Download ZIP Share on Pinterest Facebook Twitter Download JPG Preview Image Image ID10790893 Artist ahasoftFollow ♥Like +Cart 0.69 USD Similar Images More Arrest Images…More More by ahasoft More Images…More Related Searches Arrest Business Medical 1000 Icon Symbols White Background Flat Set Clip Collection Gray Art Fire Security Vector Police Blue Lawyer Punishment Man Agent Pictograph Safety Judge Emergency Law Control Surveillance Military Person Thief


text: Nestle makes a range of products under the Boost brand marketed as liquid nutritional supplements or meal replacements. But nutritionists say they can't compete with all the benefits of eating real food. iStockphoto.com hide caption toggle caption iStockphoto.com The Salt Apparently, Some People Can't Be Bothered With Food April 7, 2013 Believe it or not, there's a veritable subculture of otherwise healthy people who simply don't like eating real food. But liquid meal replacements may not be their best bet if they want an alternative.


text:
Product Details
Enter the world of anal pleasure! Experience what's taboo and yet so stimulating, you'll wonder why you haven't tried it in the past. These anal beads not only vibrate, but ease you into a whole new pleasure zone. Each bead gradually gets bigger to bring you closer to erotic excitement. Enjoy the FREE Moist Lube and Toy Cleaner included.
Colors: Purple


text:
Hands Across the Sand protest planned Saturday at Lake Worth Beach
People are expected to join hands on Lake Worth Beach at noon Saturday as part of the international Hands Across the Sand protest against expanded offshore oil drilling.
Participants are expected to line up at the water's edge in a line extending south from the William O. Lockhart Municipal Pier.
Hands Across the Sand was started in 2009 by Florida restaurateur and surfer Dave Rauschkolb in response to state proposals to allow nearshore oil drilling off Florida's coast.
A beach cleanup organized by the Palm Beach County chapter of the Surfrider Foundation is scheduled for 7:30 a.m. on Lake Worth Beach.


text:
spread Buddhism ideals and practices Follow the 4 Noble Truths 1: Life means suffering 2: the origin of suffering is
spread Buddhism ideals and practices Follow the 4 Noble Truths 1: Life means suffering 2: the origin of suffering is
Ancient Buddhist Sites, Caves, Stupas , Statues are destroyed and being Destroyed in India continuously. Therefore we
The mission of Buddhist Global Relief (BGR) is to provide relief to the poor and needy throughout the world regardless
To remove obstacles to world peace by building the first full-scale Vajrakilaya mandala in the west, according to the
Que venga en Argentina y sea recibido OFICIALMENTE Su Santidad el XIV Dalai Lama del Tibet Tenzin Gyatso El presidente
dedicated to the preservation of Tibetan culture and Buddhism Gelek Rimpoche's Jewel Heart is an educational and
Support the terma practices and teachings of the First Barway Dorje In 2003, for the benefit of Dharma students and with
About fifty well trained Western Yogis will dive deep into the ultimate nature of the mind during an historic Three
To make the teachings of the Buddha available to all who are interested. Founded by Noah Levine, author of Dharma Punx
Spreading the Buddha's teaching through the Triratna Buddhist Community. Free Buddhist Audio is dedicated to providing