text:
Seasons2016-17Everton News
Niasse: two-goal super-sub
Oumar Niasse, on loan at Hull City, came off the bench to score both goals that gave the Tigers a vital win over their relegation rivals Swansea City.
This comes on the back of a goal in his last game, also off the bench. In fact, he's come off the bench as a sub in 5 of the 8 matches played so far for Hull City, completing the full 90 minutes in only 2 of them.
Reader Comments (81)
Note: the following content is not moderated or vetted by the site owners at the time of submission. Comments are the responsibility of the poster. Disclaimer
1 Posted 11/03/2017 at 17:04:56
2 Posted 11/03/2017 at 17:07:04
Second goal was a peach.
3 Posted 11/03/2017 at 17:16:13
[Okay, the last part was a joke.]
4 Posted 11/03/2017 at 17:29:04
5 Posted 11/03/2017 at 17:31:32
6 Posted 11/03/2017 at 17:36:41
7 Posted 11/03/2017 at 18:01:43
8 Posted 11/03/2017 at 18:07:18
9 Posted 11/03/2017 at 18:10:59
10 Posted 11/03/2017 at 18:11:17
11 Posted 11/03/2017 at 18:11:24
12 Posted 11/03/2017 at 18:18:15
13 Posted 11/03/2017 at 18:19:11
14 Posted 11/03/2017 at 18:21:01
15 Posted 11/03/2017 at 18:31:43
16 Posted 11/03/2017 at 18:37:36
Koeman pisses me off sometimes, like keeping dinosaurs in the side when we should be building for the future.
17 Posted 11/03/2017 at 18:53:35
18 Posted 11/03/2017 at 18:55:36
19 Posted 11/03/2017 at 18:57:30
Seems like a nice guy and nobody liked the way that Koeman called him out as substandard without giving him a chance. Players need confidence. There are plenty of players who go through long periods of nothing coming off for them.
I hope he proves his critics wrong and hopefully his hard work will mean that we'll recoup most of that fee we paid out.
20 Posted 11/03/2017 at 19:05:07
Says it all. OK?
21 Posted 11/03/2017 at 19:07:07
22 Posted 11/03/2017 at 19:09:06
He is playing at a team which play at a lower standard, a lower pace who are in a relegation battle for a good few reasons. Just because he's on the scoresheet it doesn't make him a good footballer, neither does it make him good enough for our team.
There's a few comments on here are making it out to be like the "beautiful" game is so simple when its not. There is a reason why pass completion, possession, tackles won etc are part of any team progressing, its because there is more than what meets the eye when you especially review the game in greater detail.
23 Posted 11/03/2017 at 19:36:30
24 Posted 11/03/2017 at 19:42:06
25 Posted 11/03/2017 at 19:51:42
27 Posted 11/03/2017 at 20:00:26
28 Posted 11/03/2017 at 20:08:07
29 Posted 11/03/2017 at 20:20:44
He's now playing for a team under the kosh who then break and he has a few to beat. For us then he'd have to show skills on the ball, passing, and compusure.
As said above, best to cash in than being him back.
30 Posted 11/03/2017 at 20:55:56
Steve Ferns, How would he do that if he was never given a chance and his reserves performances were written off as against lesser talent? Do you really think, Hull's manager doesn't care about passing, composure, etc.? Seriously? Does, he tell them," just go out and knock it around boys, were going to defend with 11 behind the ball today anyway?"
Here is a thought, maybe watch his games in which he has played this season against the same opposition that Everton plays, before posting such recycled stuff about his YouTube clips. Watch his touch and passing and finishing. Yes, he sometimes doesn't get it right, but he is always attacking in their third. He is not better than Rom, and probably not better than Valencia, but would it have hurt to give him a try?
31 Posted 11/03/2017 at 21:32:25
32 Posted 11/03/2017 at 21:47:54
Looks like it will be a happy ending for everyone and we'll recoup most of the fee now.
33 Posted 11/03/2017 at 21:55:36
34 Posted 11/03/2017 at 22:12:19
If Koeman did walk out, the Hull manager would be my call. Hull look a different team under him.
35 Posted 11/03/2017 at 22:27:42
36 Posted 11/03/2017 at 22:41:35
37 Posted 11/03/2017 at 22:58:19
A goal next week, on the other hand...
38 Posted 11/03/2017 at 23:02:33
A return on the outlay for him wouldn't go amiss either.
39 Posted 11/03/2017 at 23:12:51
These pages were full of posters declaring that he'd (Niasse) make the team in an "All-Time Worst 11" players who have ever darkened our towels.
He looked rank in the cameos that he was given last season and didn't look much better in preseason so don't let's have a queue of people saying he wasn't given time or he didn't look that bad. He looked shite and made Brett Angell look like Andy Gray.
40 Posted 11/03/2017 at 23:25:58
He's been written off far too early, and that includes most on here. I mean how much did we actually see of the lad?
How skilled was Lineker? Not very... but he could put the ball in the net. No doubt Koeman will be too stubborn to have him back, but that is what should happen.
41 Posted 11/03/2017 at 23:27:41
Insinuating Niasse is a junkie is a bit over the top. If you watch his goals they're a bit flukey. First one had a heavy first touch then he was just quick enough to make contact before the keeper. The second he kind of mishit then volleyed from about six yards out. He's just not very good but sometimes you get lucky.
Kind of like Podgorsky's "wonder goal" dribble against Portugal that earned him the Man Utd move. Far from a controlled dribble, he stumbled his way along with physics-defying ricochets but that was lost in the post match hype.
Ditto Niasse. He's got a big heart, a good attitude and he makes his own luck but we released him not cause he's a junkie, wife beater or whatever but because he's not very good.
42 Posted 11/03/2017 at 23:33:35
I wonder what motivates some of the posters on this site but the only club I'm interested in is Everton FC and if any player isn't in that set-up, I really couldn't give a toss!!!!
43 Posted 11/03/2017 at 23:33:45
44 Posted 11/03/2017 at 23:40:43
Niasse may have been our striker 10 years ago but we have a manager who was a world class player and played with world class players. If you can't get a game under the management that bought you.... Only one outcome when Koeman was appointed.
45 Posted 12/03/2017 at 00:18:39
Too many bleeding hearts.
46 Posted 12/03/2017 at 01:06:59
And, to be realistic for a moment, Everton still hold his registration, and they did pay a significant wedge for the (admittedly debatable) privilege. So to keep a watching eye on our club investment might actually be the prudent thing, Patrick; I would maintain that, until he is actually sold on, he is very much part of the Everton set-up.
47 Posted 12/03/2017 at 06:57:55
The goals came from the Hull midfield being creative and putting balls in behind the Swansea backline. It was the type of play we're trying to develop at Everton and Niasse made the most of it. Having a forward who will make runs the way Niasse did yesterday will allow our midfielders to play through balls. Imagine, Everton actually scoring goals from through balls from midfield.
You can say that the goals were for a Hull team fighting for their lives, or that they were against a poor Swansea team. But the majority of Lukaku's goals this season have come against poor teams. In how many games this season has Lukaku been anonymous? Niasse's movement was good yesterday, in how many games have we accused Lukaku of standing still like a statue giving out to those around him? I'm not saying Niasse is at Lukaku's level but a little bit of perspective lads please. Niasse can offer something different to Lukaku and may be the option we are looking for.
If Niasse continues to show his strengths then I think he has a future at Everton.
48 Posted 12/03/2017 at 07:27:08
Rom was the main man & rightly so what was the harm in allowing Niasse at least a chance of a squad player? What's Konè played? 4-5 games this season. Niassé couldn't've done that much damage in the same amount of games, could he? He showed he can score goals with the U23s and despite ability, that's the one thing that doesn't change at any level. They're the same size and at in the same place wherever you play!
Obviously hindsight is a wonderful thing and lends a lot of weight to my point but I'd rather see that gangly, unpolished trier that the pint of Guinness with the audacity to claim he's an Everton No 9.
Sidenote: Valencia isn't good enough either.
49 Posted 12/03/2017 at 07:42:34
50 Posted 12/03/2017 at 07:56:42
I think he, or his agent, must've said, or did, something to piss Koeman off so much, that there was no way back. We will probably never know for sure... or maybe Koeman was complete underwhelmed, and got rid.
51 Posted 12/03/2017 at 08:34:54
He may only be an impact player from the bench, but I'd rather see him coming on than Kone or Valencia. However, it appears Koeman has made up his mind.
52 Posted 12/03/2017 at 08:39:38
Whatever he's done to deserve the treatment he appears to have got is unfair, looking from the outside. Koeman is a good judge of character and was a world class player in his time. He also has that ruthless streak in him that gets the best out of players. Ask Ross!
Why was Mirallas so glum at the end of yesterday's game? He scored and was subbed later on, no big deal in the modern game. Something not right there?
53 Posted 12/03/2017 at 08:58:57
54 Posted 12/03/2017 at 09:20:40
A typical modern striker full of speed and athleticism but hardly able to control a ball he must have trained in the cliquey atmosphere of Finch Farm thinking, "WTFis going on here??"
Nice guy, glad he's doing well.
55 Posted 12/03/2017 at 09:28:30
As for Niasse just forget him and Moyes. Let's just talk about Everton.
56 Posted 12/03/2017 at 10:28:02
57 Posted 12/03/2017 at 11:04:15
58 Posted 12/03/2017 at 11:22:44
If you don't see the point in commenting on Niasse, firstly why bother reading the article? And secondly, why bother posting on it?
If it's not for you, don't read it, there are some of us that are interested in how our loan players are doing?
I'm guessing you couldn't care less about Deulofeu and others out on loan too.
59 Posted 12/03/2017 at 11:49:58
I can see the attraction Martinez had when signing him he may well have helped Martinez save us from relegation this season (had Martinez not been sacked).
Niasse, Kone and Valencia all have something in common they're not good enough for EFC.
60 Posted 12/03/2017 at 12:12:37
We have lots of players at EFC who hardly ever score goals and that is why Lukaku is so vital.With 10 games to go Barkley has five goals and Mirallas has four.These stats are not good enough for us to really progress.
61 Posted 12/03/2017 at 12:37:14
62 Posted 12/03/2017 at 13:07:43
63 Posted 12/03/2017 at 13:35:13
64 Posted 12/03/2017 at 14:51:19
65 Posted 12/03/2017 at 15:59:18
66 Posted 12/03/2017 at 16:07:04
67 Posted 12/03/2017 at 16:08:42
Some people on here have some very short memories if they don't remember that Niasse refused to go on loan the first time...
68 Posted 12/03/2017 at 16:16:14
Mr Koeman will be off too, in the not-too-distant future, if Arsenal, Barcelona, or Inter Milan come knocking.
Maybe we could swap Niasse for Maguire or Roberston, the left back at Hull; Baines is finished at top level football, his legs are gone.
69 Posted 12/03/2017 at 16:40:37
70 Posted 12/03/2017 at 18:09:40
71 Posted 12/03/2017 at 19:09:37
Anyway, he's not better than Valencia, who's scored a couple for us, and would certainly have more if he were getting regular playing time at Hull, so what exactly are people even advocating for here? I'm glad to hear he's a better option than Kone - a guy who doesn't even sniff our bench and will be shown the door the second his contract expires.
At any rate, I have nothing against the guy and am glad he's doing well. Worst case scenario, Hull wants to buy him and we recoup some of our initial investment, which seemed unfathomable back in August.
72 Posted 12/03/2017 at 23:04:05
The first priority for Ross was simply to re-find his form under the new manager. He now seems to have done that. The goals will surely come as he gets older, wiser and more savvy. For now, let's just enjoy him running the midfield and putting goals on a plate for Lukaku!
73 Posted 12/03/2017 at 23:22:39
Plenty of us did criticize Koeman's handling of the situation. I posted on here numerous times how I believed it to be poor management to tell any player that no matter what they do they will not be getting anywhere near the pitch. It was ridiculous and still is.
That's not the same as believing he is some world beater. But is he better than Valencia or Kone? I think plenty could make that case. Either way, the position Koeman took to not let him anywhere near the first team despite him scoring at ease when in the Under-23s and now scoring for Hull, and otherwise looking a competent striker in a very poor team, continues to be a head-scratcher in my eyes.
74 Posted 13/03/2017 at 00:46:28
Even when he was scoring in the Under-23s, Ronnie said he will not be part of Everton; for me, this cannot be down to footballing terms... for me, something has gone on behind the scenes. I cannot see any other reason on judging the guy on a couple of games.
75 Posted 13/03/2017 at 00:50:20
How many could honestly say he would never make it? How many after the first season would say Jelavic would take a dip in form? You just cannot judge a player on a handful of games.
76 Posted 13/03/2017 at 09:15:39
There is a story to come out here, but he kept his head down, played well in our U23s then when he got his Premier League chance, is taking it, to what appears to be the best of his ability. He might not be 㾹.5 million worth, but at least he's proved his ability. Plus he scored against the dark side.
77 Posted 13/03/2017 at 10:02:40
People get on the back of those who judged him but I saw every minute he played for us (there were a few in pre season) and not once did he show that he even might have those kind of goals in his repertoire.
He couldn't control a ball, couldn't strike a ball. He stood on the ball and fell over while shooting. I saw him hit a pass with a 'technique' that I've never seen before. In short, Ali Dia put him to shame. It was reasonable to judge.
Could it have just been terrible nerves that got to him at Everton? Because he was beyond woeful; he didn't even show enough to earn minutes on the pitch to prove his worth.
They were two very good goals at the weekend. Good movement, good touch, good finishes. What the hell!!!
78 Posted 13/03/2017 at 10:13:55
Niasse and to a lesser extent Deulofeu are unlikely to be the type of players that Koeman desires in his team. Mind you, in the event that Ross and Rom don't sign or move on in the summer, Ronald may not be Everton's manager anyway so we could be in for another hellish summer.
I woke up full of the joys of spring and feeling optimstic about all things Everton; a few hours later and things don't look quite as good the next time the 13th of the month comes around, I'll spend the day in bed whether it is a Friday or not.
79 Posted 13/03/2017 at 10:27:16
80 Posted 13/03/2017 at 20:16:33
He was poor when he was with us, but maybe he has improved – players often do take a while to settle into the Premier League. His goals were pretty good I thought – neither was a tap-in. They needed pace, positioning, a decent first touch, and coolness.
Maybe he's not that much worse than Valencia or Calvert-Lewin. I don't think any of them are good enough for us.
81 Posted 13/03/2017 at 20:25:54
That's about the same time Koeman took to make his mind up on Niasse, and he's now proven he's got "pace, positioning, a decent first touch and coolness" too!
Nothing like a quick assessment, is there...
82 Posted 14/03/2017 at 11:17:16
Something appears to have happened behind the scenes, maybe more than one thing. Not only has he scored his goals at Hull, he looks a reasonable player. He's fast, moves well and pulls defenders around, he finds space, he's made a few good passes too. Plays the offside line well. One or two of his touches have been a little loose though.
I'm not saying he's outstanding or has anything we need now but he's far from useless.
Add Your Comments
In order to post a comment, you need to be logged in as a registered user of the site.
Or Sign up as a ToffeeWeb Member — it's free, takes just a few minutes and will allow you to post your comments on articles and Talking Points submissions across the site.


text:
Some Advice to Prospective Puppy Buyers
So – you have done your research & decided that a Papillon is the right dog for you. But how do you find that perfect puppy? Here is some advice and tips to help you set out on the right foot and reach a satisfactory result – for both you AND the puppy!
Registered breeders who show their dogs aren't breeding puppies just to sell for profit – that is one of the ethics in obtaining registration for breeding. They are breeding for the betterment of the breed, aiming for the highest possible quality – it costs just as much (and probably more) to raise puppies with health issues as it does to raise healthy, quality puppies.
Most good breeders will be happy to have a chat with you about their dogs, but remember that we have many things to attend to – mealtimes, pen and/ or kennel cleaning, training – and some of us also work full time – so be prepared to make arrangements to talk at a mutually suitable time.
And we say DOG, because cute little puppies are only cute little puppies for a very short period of their lifespan. The majority of their life is as an ADULT. So, you need to know what you are expecting from your dog & what activities you're anticipating sharing with your new dog. What sort of home do you have, what sort of family, and what sort of lifestyle? Just as people have different personalities & activity levels, so do Papillons. From the truckie who wants a little cabin companion, to the older couple who want to travel with their canine companion, to the elderly person who wants a quiet lap dog, to the family with a busy & active lifestyle in which their dog is going to participate, to the obedience or agility trialler, to the conformation show person – all these will require different things from their new dog, and need the best possible match to ensure many happy years of canine companionship.
An ideal first contact would go something like this:
"Hi, my name is X and I'm writing to inquire about your dogs. I've been doing a lot of research on Papillons and I think they're the right breed for me because of [these several reasons.] I know puppies are a huge commitment, and I am planning to [accommodate that in various ways.] I'm approaching you in particular because of [these reasons].
I'm looking for a Papillon as a [required type of activity/ dog]. I plan to do [type of activity or your activity interest in]. My experience with (toy) dogs is [list experience/ knowledge etc.]
Clearly communicate these things: You are ready for a puppy, you are ready for a puppy of this breed, you understand what sets this breed apart from other breeds and you understand the commitment required, both as a puppy and as an adult. Specifically describe your plans for this puppy; be truthful.
PLEASE don't send an email saying only something like:
'How much are your puppies?'
You may have done loads of research; you may have thought long & hard; you may have the ideal home; but that message conveys to the breeder something more like this:
"I want the cheapest dog I can get. I couldn't be bothered to research to ensure this breed suits me. I probably can't afford the necessary ongoing vaccinations, worming etc., proper vet attention if it's needed, good quality diet; and I'll be prepared to dump the dog at the local pound if it doesn't work out or gets inconvenient.'
NO good breeder is going to want to place a puppy with those prospects! We've put a lot of time, commitment & money into breeding our puppies – we want the very best of homes for them, lifetime homes where they are valued & loved just for being themselves – and we're prepared to say NO if we don't feel that that is what is on offer!
DON"T treat the purchase of your puppy as you might treat the purchase of an appliance or piece of furniture – there is a lot of heart & emotion invested in breeding those puppies, please don't take it for granted!
When you contact a breeder, they may or may not have puppies available. If there ARE puppies available, the puppies may not be suited to you & your particular requirements. So be prepared to wait. DON'T have your heart set on finding your puppy by a particular date – you may be in for disappointment. You may need to wait just a few weeks – or it could be a few months. Breeders can't 'pre-order' their litters – so if you have your heart set on, for example, an outgoing red & white girl to suit a busy family, you may need to wait until a puppy fitting that criteria comes along.
Do not expect that there will be suitable puppy ready & waiting; or even that you can pick whatever puppy you want. And do not expect to be given priority pick because you contacted us first; conversely, do not expect that because you came along later, you somehow won't get a good puppy. A good breeder will be going to try to do their absolute best to match puppies to owners as objectively as they can, not according to who called first.
Additionally, as breeders, we find that we receive far more puppy enquiries than we can accommodate, and more enquiries for girls than for boys. We are happy to on-refer enquiries to other breeders, but unless they are actively advertising puppies, these breeders will likely be in the same position that we are in. MURPHYS LAW: if you're waiting for a girl, you can bet the next litter will be all boys; and vice versa!
Of course you are entitled to know the asking price of the puppy, and to know that you are being asked a fair price. An ethical breeder will not mind you asking – provided it's not the first question! Bring up price either at the end of the first contact or in a follow-up contact. Additionally, you could ask something like: "If you don't mind me asking, about how much should I expect to pay for a Papillon puppy? I just want to be prepared." The breeder will usually give you two pieces of useful information: His/ her price, and the general price range to expect. This way, you will have an idea of what to expect should you need to enquire of other breeders. If a subsequent breeder you contact names a price that's vastly different, try to discreetly find out why. A very difficult pregnancy, nationally ranked parents, a surgical AI, c-section resulting in very few live puppies - these are some reasons a breeder could be asking more and it's reasonable. If there's no real difference from the other breeders except price, think carefully.
A word about price – prices vary from breeder to breeder, from state to state – but whatever the asking price is, this is going to be the CHEAPEST part of owning your dog! Over its lifetime, your dog will cost much more in food, de-sexing, annual health checks, vaccinations, worming, flea/ tick/ heartworm control/ prevention etc – besides anything else out of the ordinary. If you can't afford the asking price of the puppy, then the breeder will likely hear the message that you can't afford the ongoing costs of a canine companion.
And REMEMBER – For the majority of us, our dogs are our hobby – and a time consuming, expensive one at that. We don't make money by selling our excess puppies - we simply recoup a little towards our costs.
Our first responsibility is to the breed: high quality, healthy, sound, well-adjusted Papillons.
Our second responsibility is to the puppy: it's our responsibility to try to ensure a good match between a puppy and the prospective owner. This can give you, the prospective owner, confidence in the puppy you take home, and gives us, the breeders, confidence that the puppy will have the very best of homes – for life.
So we will place each puppy where we feel that it has the best chance of success and the optimal environment to thrive. It is NOT our responsibility to provide a puppy to anyone whom we feel is unable to provide such an environment.
Well, most of them. The dog community is relatively small, and we usually know each other reasonably well. We also know some of the not-so-ethical breeders. So don't be coy about letting us know that you've spoken to *Mary, Martha or Arthur. We're very likely to find out anyway, and being secretive can lead to suspicion about your motives. Additionally, you may find that *Mary, Martha or Arthur may be one of those persons from whom you'd rather NOT buy a puppy...
(*Not real breeders' names!)
Not all breeders keep a waiting list, but if you should happen to be on a waiting list, please be fair & let the breeder(s) whose list(s) you're on know if you no longer require to be on that list.
It's unfair to the breeder, & unfair to other people waiting on a puppy, when a breeder is keeping a puppy for someone on their waiting list only to find out that the puppy is no longer required.
All our puppies leave home fully vaccinated,microchipped and registered with Dogs NSW.
All our puppies sold as PETS will be registered on the Limited Register
AND an agreement will be made to the timetable of their Desexing
before they leave for their 'Forever Loving Homes'.
Registered, Creditable & Experienced Breeders please call us to discuss options.
The Kalkite Family Maternity Ward
Including a 3 Heat Setting Electric Blanket
(Patent Pending )
All of our baby Furkids come complete with their second 'C3' needles, intestinal worm treatments and micro-chipping.
A supply of their current diet start them off in their new home and a puppy handbook will be provided to new owners.
We prefer our Puppies not to leave home until they are 12 weeks old.
ALL our Pet Puppies are registered on the ANKC Limited Register
Graphics by Shawna
All Content Copyright
Dogz Online - Dogs, Breeders, Puppies

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The London Borough of Ealing and Ealing CCG are now consulting on proposals for a new programme for the allocation of funding for a four year period from 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2023. The new programme will replace the 2015-19 voluntary and community sector (VCS) grants programme. The new VCS funding programme consultation document sets out priorities and proposals for the funding of services and activities which are currently supported via the 2015-19 VCS grants programme. Despite a reduction in budget due to current financial constraints, there continues to be a commitment to provide these services to local residents.
Your views
You can submit your views on the proposed funding programme through an online survey. Please read the full consultation document as well as the draft Equality Analysis Assessments before completing the survey to submit your views on the proposed programme.
The closing date for all consultation responses is 16 March 2018.
Consultation event
An event about the new programme will be held on Thursday 8 February from 4.30pm to 7pm in the Atrium of Perceval House. Please make sure you book your place for the event ahead of time as places are limited.
Because of the limited numbers, we can only accommodate two representatives per organisation. If more than two people from any single organisation want to attend, they can be put on a reserve list and will be contacted if spaces become available.
What happens next?
Information you provide will be used to inform the development of our final funding streams, priorities and the grant criteria/contract specifications for delivery of the priorities.
Further information
Find more information visit Ealing Council website or for further help email email@example.com


text:
RCA on Root Cause Analysis – reblogged from Safety Dog's Blog
The post linked above talks about the barriers to doing RCAs [1] and also how to make them more effective, but also mentions the fact that there doesn't appear to have been a great deal of evaluation (in an evidence-based medicine sense) of their use in healthcare.
"In a 2008 interview with Robert Watcher, Albert Wu said "Although we are living in an era of evidence-based medicine, root cause analysis was widely adopted by the medical community in the 1990s without the benefit of much evidence. Every institution now conducts root cause analysis. Thousands of health care workers devote many hours to conducting these analyses, yet root cause analysis has never really been evaluated."
(AHRQ, http://webmm.ahrq.gov/perspective.aspx?perspectiveID=61)
CHI+MED has been looking at how formal verification tools [2], such as PVS [3] can be used to analyse what information was available to people around the time of an incident, and how information moves through the system.
We have used PVS to re-analyse part of an accident report and found that the tool helped us to "find issues beyond that related to direct causes of the particular incident […]". The tool and modelling approach were valuable in that they "can lead to insight that would help guide an incident investigator."
• Masci P, Huang H, Curzon P and Harrison M (2012) Using PVS to Investigate Incidents through the Lens of Distributed Cognition presented at 4th NASA Formal Methods Symposium, Norfolk, Virginia, USA.
[1] An RCA is a root cause analysis, used in investigating medical, and other incidents, to try and find out what caused the incident.
[2] formal methods are "mathematical techniques for developing computer-based software and hardware systems."
[3] PVS – prototype verification system
Other uses for PVS
• Masci P, Furniss D, Curzon P, Harrison M and Blandford A (2012) Supporting field investigators with PVS: A case study in the healthcare domain. Proceedings of 4th International Workshop on Software Engineering for Resilient Systems (SERENE 2012), 150–164. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol. 7527. Springer – here PVS is being used to help researchers who are undertaking field studies in a healthcare setting, and who are observing the setting under normal circumstances.
Further reading on other methods for investigating incidents
• Svenson, O (2000) Accident Analysis and Barrier Function (AEB) Method: Manual for Incident Analysis (SKI Report 00:6) ISSN 1104-1374 | ISRN SKI-R–00/6–SE – this paper looks at the AEB method, which "models an accident or incident as a series of interactions between human and technical systems. In the sequence of human and technical errors leading to an accident there is, in principle, a possibility to arrest the development between each two successive errors" using examples from road traffic, a nuclear power plant and medical (dialysis) domains.
• Scientific methods for accident investigation presented by Dmitri Zotov at the ANZSASI conference regional seminar in 2000 – this focuses on air accident investigations and the strategies used in gathering data and their subsequent analysis.


text:
Ideas for Mitzvah's in 2019
When it comes to throwing a Bar or Bat Mitzvah, you'll want to pick an amazing idea that works well for celebrating the transition from childhood to adulthood. It should also allow for various forms of entertainment, décor, party favors, and more that all fit seamlessly into the overall theme.
If you're feeling stuck—consider the guest of honor's personality. Does he love sports? Does she enjoy music? Once that's set, then think of a few ways to play off of those themes and build an entire party around the idea. Here are a few ideas to consider when planning a Mitzvah in 2019.
You can't go wrong with sports. You can always do a general theme of sports, where each table could be a different one (you'd have the basketball table, the soccer table, etc.) and you can include food apps and games related to all the various types.
Or you can pick one sport you love—such as ice-skating or football—and make the whole party tie into that idea. You can have tables named after all-stars, party favors, like sweatpants, with a football or pair of skates on the pocket, and more.
With 2019 approaching, there are some opportunities to include new and creative sports, which have not been featured in the past. E-sports and games, like Fortnite, are more popular than ever. And with the 2020 Summer Olympics coming up, there are many new sports to develop a keen interest in, such as skateboarding, rock climbing, water polo, and more.
Movie Theme
Pick out your favorite movie and create a whole Mitzvah around it. You can incorporate games, décor, and menu items based on what's shown in the film. For instance, if there's a particular snack food someone is obsessed with, you can include it. Or if there's a game that's often played in the film, try re-enacting it at the party.
You can base your theme off of a favorite director. A John Hughes' fan? Decorate tables with items from Pretty in Pink, The Breakfast Club, and 16 Candles. You can even play a trivia game with guests and feature all 80's music to dance to.
While it might surprise you, some of the hottest movies include Star Wars and Marvel movies. Your family and friends might love this throwback as a Mitzvah theme, since it's in such current popularity. Need some inspiration? Spend a Saturday having a movie marathon to brainstorm.
Who doesn't love candy? For your 2019 Mitzvah, go with a theme that never gets old and doesn't disappoint. Set up a candy station featuring your favorite goodies, like gummies, sour straws, chocolate bars, and even some throwback candies most people can't find easily. Let guests all have a plastic bag to collect candy to bring back home as a party favor.
You can also give away candy-themed prizes during games, like pillows, and you can hand out necklaces for people to dance with and munch on in the evening, rather than glow-in-the-dark necklaces most kids are used to.
What's more, the candy world has gotten very creative. It is easy to host unique opportunities, such as spinning your own cotton candy or preparing custom candies for your party. You can also combine candy with special treats like ice cream and cakes to add a personal touch to your favorite dessert.
Pick out a few genres of music you love, like pop, EDM, classic rock, and 80's, and assign each genre to a table. Using music as a theme allows for great décor ideas, and it creates a killer playlist that will go on the entire evening. For entertainment, incorporate the different types of music into musical chairs or a trivia game. You can also have karaoke, where guests can pick up a microphone and belt out their favorite songs.
2019 may seem like a daunting, new world, but one thing is for sure—kids and adults love to dance. Listen to songs and gather ideas for some upbeat tunes that will get people on the dance floor. Who knows, you may even find yourself choreographing a dance with your soon-to-be adult.
Planning for a Bar or Bat Mitzvah is exciting because it brings the whole family together. Make sure to incorporate some of these ideas as you plan your 2019 mitzvah, and most importantly, have fun with the process!
Ready to book your next event? Contact Viper Alley on our website or by phone at 847.499.5000.


text:
Navigation: Clock.Zone / Pacific / United States Minor Outlying Islands / Johnston
Pacific/Johnston Clock
In moment when this page was generated, in Pacific/Johnston timezone it was Thursday, 24 September 2020 (4:24 PM). Abbreviation for this time zone is HST. Difference to Greenwich mean time is -36000 seconds = GMT-10.
Daylight Saving Time (DST)No known DST changes in Pacific/Johnston:
Position of Pacific/Johnston on world time zone map:
More clocks or widgets for Pacific/Johnston time zone
On clock.zone, you can find widgets and other clocks too. If you want to see clocks that display time in Johnston (and not visitor's local time), copy-paste this time zone in field on those pages:
Support the webmaster
If you like clock.zone, please, support me. That's one small click for man, one giant spiritual support for me :-)
Notice: This map doesn't contain information about Daylight Saving Time (DST), it's just approximately position of Johnston on world map.


text:
Sports Chiropractic Care: Utilized and Effective.
The purpose of Chiropractic care is to restore and maintain neuromusculoskeletal function. Doctors of Chiropractic focus on the interaction between joints, muscles, nerves. By correcting imbalances/dysfunction and treating injuries, both visceral and somatic structures work better; promoting optimal health.
Chiropractic care focused on sport performance acts to improve an athlete's functioning. Football Chiropractors are simply Doctors of Chiropractic that help football players and have a clear understanding of the mechanism of injury. Difficult training regimens, repetitive motions (swimming, running, ballet, cycling, skating, golfing, lifting, football collisions etc.), and overworked muscles all place a great deal of stress on an athlete's body. Subtle or gross changes in the physiology of an athlete's body can have tremendous impact on the time and effort required to perform an activity.
National Football League (NFL)
Chiropractic has numerous health benefits that transfer into the realm of professional athletics. From strenuous training, injuries and "life" stressors, professional athletes place a tremendous toll on joints, spinal column, nervous and muscular systems. Routine stressors like strength training, repetitive motions and trauma produce catabolic activity (breakdown tissues) and negatively impact health. Chiropractic care can help the body heal and repair injured tissues.
A 2002 study reviewing the utilization of Doctors of Chiropractic by the NFL showed that:
Thirty-one percent of NFL teams have a chiropractor officially on staff, and an additional 12% of teams refer players to chiropractors but do not directly retain these chiropractors. (1)
Approximately 77% of the team trainers that responded advised a player to seek care from the team chiropractor or suggested chiropractic care for musculoskeletal injury, back pain, neck pain, and other conditions. All the study respondents stated that some NFL players utilize chiropractic care without referral from team medical staff.
Collegiate Football
A retrospective study published in 2012 took a look at how chiropractic adjustments (manipulative therapy) impacted a football team's performance at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (Virginia Tech). The Virginia Tech football players received care for two football seasons and coaching staff rated an individual's post game performance:
A total of 1976 manipulative treatments were provided to 115 football players in 2 consecutive football seasons. Sixty-two offensive players received 985 manipulative treatments, and 53 defensive players received 991 manipulative treatments. Treatments were applied to the affected regions of the spine: cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and sacral sections. (2)
After two seasons, the results showed a positive correlation between pre-competition adjustments and a players performance:
Pre-competition manipulative treatment was positively associated with improved performance among both offensive and defensive Virginia Tech football players…researchers found positive correlations in performance of the offensive and defensive players. (2)
Pop Warner to Highschool
As more and more research is being completed, healthcare professionals are learning extensively about the negative long-term effects that some sporting activities have on the body. As a result, whether "Pop Warner to Highschool" or "Professional," an athlete should be evaluated and managed by a Doctor of Chiropractic.
Top three reasons athletes should be receiving chiropractic care:
- Substantially decrease healing time
- Find and treat the root cause of the injury
- Improve athletic performance
Common Injuries
Common problems such as Achilles tendinitis, stinger, plantar fasciitis, patellofemoral syndrome, IT band syndrome, strains/sprains, and joint pains (neck, back, shoulder, knee, etc.) are often secondary to spinal and extra-spinal joint dysfunction.
Specifically, spinal joint dysfunctions may cause neurological disturbances affecting various bodily functions such as muscle strength, coordination, and balance. Not only can these and other problems cause local pain, but they alter body bio-mechanics causing more problems elsewhere. The overall damage makes the body less effective and efficient.
Although physical training factors can be modified, the bio-mechanical restrictions that have been created in an athlete's body are seldom addressed. This leads to future injuries and delayed recovery time inhibiting the athlete from reaching his or her full performance potential and goals.


text:
Community Amenities
- Online Payments Available
Free e-check option
Accepts credit card payments
Accepts cash payments via MoneyGram
- Laundry Facilities
- On-Site Maintenance
- Package Receiving
- Property Manager On-Site
- Swimming Pool
- Water Sewer And Trash
Apartment Amenities
Please note, not every apartment in our community has each and every amenity listed below. To hear about the amenities for your new home please contact us at 702.384.0954. Our friendly staff will be happy to assist you with your needs and wants.
- Air Conditioner
- Cable Ready
- Cable/Satellite
- Heating
- Range
- Refrigerator
- Tub/Shower


text:
Flow Level 2-3
Flow yoga classes involve moving through sequences of poses in rhythm with the breath. The focus is on dynamic movement, refining the transitions that link poses together, and building strength and flexibility for more challenging postures. In Flow Level 2-3 classes, students explore more challenging variations of standing pose sequences than in Flow Level 2 and will work with jump backs in sun salutations. Students will also be introduced to more challenging inversions and arm balances. Students should be very comfortable in Flow Level 2 classes before taking Flow Level 2-3 classes.


text:
Let me just say this first off.......when we got the okay to have our Annual Paper Crown Glitter Market we were not sure which store in the square would be available........when Cindy found out she was a little worried because this vacancy use to be a childrens store........so you can imagine when she walked in and saw bright hot pink, bright purple and bright turquoise she was a little worried.........fast forward a few days and with Cindy's creative mind she turned this bright room into a magic Mackenzie Childs looking Christmas wonderland!
these huge beautiful brightly colored ornaments hanging from the ceiling with white snowflakes.........Cindy did an amazing job!
And our dedicated/devoted customers started lining up in the 27 degree weather..........I think they started around 8:30..........burrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr! And they all had smiles on their faces!
And I can't say enough about our wonderful vendors..........
Our newest vendor is the most talented/ sweetest/ youngest and pregnant with her second child(a boy this time) Heather Sleyhtholm! She is quite the artist and many of you know her and have followed her for quite sometime and we feel fortunate to have her join our Paper Crown team. Thank You Heather for making Paper Crown one of your only shows this year! You can check out her website: wwwaudreyelectric.com!
Bobbie teaches classes at the Paper Crown and has the most adorable creations. The sweetest little gal and the sweetest husband who is always by her side helping out whenever needed! Thank You once again for helping making Glitter Market so much fun!
Medeah and Peggy- Medeah is another one of our Paper Crown teachers/instructors! She has quite a following with her magic on canvas. Medeahs side kick Peggy joined her this year and let me just say she really got with the program and turned out all these wonderful Christmas pilllows and tea towels.
Nicolle has also taught her wondeful classes at the Paper Crown. Her leather journals are so incredibly beautiful and she is so talented in everything she creates!
Robin, need I say anything except looking at this photo sums up how much fun she is! And not only fun but oh so talented.............Robin is the knitting queen of all times and her handmade fabric/paper journals are pieces of true works of art!
Charlotte Perez is a one of a kind gal and we all love Charlotte! She comes all the way from Dallas to bring her exquiste jewelry! This gal has it going on! I think anyone who has ever bought one piece of her jewelry over the years probably by now has several drapped around their necks or wrists! Her smile and of course her signature red lips keeps us all in stitches the entire time! And she braved the awful roads to make it up this way on friday.
Susan and Janet- This was Janet's first time and she replaced Jill ( Jill had other obligations OSU football, need I say more) These two are quite the bakers extrodinaire! Wonderful baked goods like praline cookies, pies, caramels, two kinds of popcorn, bars and sugar cookies to die for! We all ate really well yesterday......
TALENT TALENT TALENT all over the purple, pink and turquoise room yesterday! Thank You to all who braved this bitter cold weather. I hope you all enjoyed the day as much as we did getting ready for it and to share our creations with you and hopefully made your christmas lists a little shorter!
And I am so bummed because my helper this year was Miss Kay ( the one on the left with the baseball hat , photo was taken this summer) I did not get a photo of the two of us and I am so disappointed.........we get so busy with the booth/talking/eating and you just get caught up in the fun and forget to take photos..........if anyone took one of my helper please email it to me. Thanks! And thank you Kay for all your help. I could not of done it without her and she knows it......and this was also the first time for Kay!
Many Many thanks to Cindy for all the hours of work to get ready for this event every year. So much goes into planning and making sure we all have chairs, tables, flyers, decorations, a place to have it....... a delicious lunch and breakfast for all the vendors....... not to mention the spread of goodies for all the shoppers....... hot chocolate, hot cider and coffee to warm everyone up while they shopped. Cindy has a heart of gold to even put this event on. And those of you that know her she is always behind the scene... I just want to say for myself and I know along with all of you Thank You Cindy for giving us Glitter Market!
For those vendors who could not make it this year we missed all of you and hopefully next year you can join us once again!
I will show you a few photos of my table tomorrow but for now I am going to go curl up in front of the fireplace and relax. I have a big pot of beans and cornbread on for my husband and we are just going to be lazy this afternoon.........happy lazy sunday afternoon!


text:
Moulin, Lewis du (DNB00)
MOULIN, LEWIS de (1606–1680), nonconformist controversialist, son of Pierre du Moulin [q. v.] and brother of Peter du Moulin [q. v.], was born at Paris on 25 Oct. 1606. He studied medicine at Leyden, taking the degree of M.D., and graduating also at Cambridge in 1634 and at Oxford in 1649. Becoming licentiate in 1640 of the London College of Physicians, he probably practised at Oxford, where in September 1648, as 'a person of piety and learning,' he was appointed Camden professor of ancient history in the place of Robert Waring, ejected as a royalist. In 1652 he published his inaugural lecture. Ousted in his turn at the Restoration, Du Moulin retired to Westminster. Wood calls him 'a fiery, violent, and hot-headed independent, a cross and ill-natured man,' but on his deathbed, in the presence of Bishop Burnet, he retracted his virulent attacks on Anglican theologians. This retractation was published, under the title of 'Last Words,' after his death, which took place at Westminster, 20 Oct. 1680. He was buried at St. Paul's, Covent Garden. Between 1637 and his death he had published upwards of twenty works, the chief of which are:
- 'The Power of the Christian Magistrate,' London, 1650, 16mo.
- 'Proposals and Reasons … presented to the Parliament,' London, 1659, 4to.
- 'L. Molinæi Morum Exemplar,' 1662, 12mo.
- 'Les Démarches de l'Angleterre vers Rome,' 1679, 12mo.
- 'Considerations et ouvertures sur l'estat présent des affaires de l'Angleterre,' 1679, 12mo.
- 'An Appeal of all the Non-conformists in England,' 1681, 4to.
The last work was attacked by Jean Daillé in 'A Lively Picture of Lewis du Moulin;' Moulin retorted in 'A Sober Reply,' and was also defended by Richard Baxter [q. v.] in 'A Second True Defence of Nonconformists,' 1681, 4to. Moulin also wrote under the pseudonyms 'Christianus Alethocritus,' 'Colvinus Ludiomæus,' and 'Irenæus Philadelphus.' One of his last works was 'Moral Reflections upon the Number of the Elect, proving plainly from Scripture evidence, &c., that not one in a hundred (nay, not probably one in a million), from Adam down to our time, shall be saved,' London, 1680, 16mo. In the Harleian MS. 3520, fol. 5, British Museum, is an unpublished manuscript by him entitled 'New Light for the Composition of Church History.'
[Album Studiosorum Lugdunæ, the Hague, 1875; Haag's La France Protestante; Wood's Athenæ Oxon.; Munk's Coll. of Phys., London, 1878; Agnew's Protestant Exiles from France, 1886; Reg. of Visitors of Oxford, p. 492 (Camd. Soc.), 1881; Brit. Mus. Cat.]


text:
I will be buying these again this year
i tried these for the first time in pots last year, and they were so good I'm buying them again this year.
"Deservedly one of the greatest tulips ever with glowing soft-orange petals shaded at the base in dark ink. Only a foot high so it's tailor-made for a toning terracotta pot."
i tried these for the first time in pots last year, and they were so good I'm buying them again this year.
I bought some of these bulbs for my mother, Irene but also bought some for myself as I liked the colour. Different from the pinks and yellows.
Gardener Soo
An old favourite. Used these in my spring pots. Colourful and attractive. All came up.
In flower just now in a pot on my patio (15 April). They are a good height for a pot, not too tall to be damaged by the wind, but not dumpy either. They are really lovely.
Arrived in good time to plant and stored well up to that point.
Hey Jude
I have planted Prinses Irene tulips before. I love them. The hint of plum at the base of the flower which gradually turns to orange is redolent of sunset. It goes well with dark plum coloured tulips such as Havran, but also contrasts well with red ones too. The bulbs were healthy and all seem to have flowered. Mine are in brown pots,are in flower now and look gorgeous. It is very windy where I am and they remain upright
County Durham
The most beautiful tulips I've ever had.
Beautiful colour, just like the picture. Normally tulips come back year after year so I would normally have ticked the 'hardy' box. Unfortunatley, this year the squirrels have dug up and eaten everyone of my tulips so don't know how hardy this variety really is..
Planted in informal groupings as contrast. The colours were true to images on the site and blooms lasted well- stood up to coastal winds.
South west Scotland
Tips of emerging leaves appear brown and scorched, and often shrivel and rot. The foliage soon becomes covered in a grey fungus. Brown spots appear on the leaves and flowers, which may also rot.Read full article
Spring bulbs, such as daffodils and hyacinths, can be planted whenever the soil conditions allow. As a rough guide, cover them with about twice as much soil as the bulb is deep: so that a 5cm (2in) deep bulb would need a 15cm (6in) deep hole so that itRead full article
Bulbs are ideal for anyone who rates themselves as 'keen-but-clueless' because they are one of the easiest plants to grow. Provided you plant them at the right time of year at more or less the right depth, they will reward you year after year with a relRead full article
At some stage in June, your garden will be a glorious affair full of scent and soft flower. Placing a posy from the garden, close to a family hub like the kitchen table, unites your home and garden as effectively as having a huge picture window. You don'tRead full article
If rabbits, deer, squirrels or cats devour or scratch up your plants these wire mesh protectors will give them time to get established. The pyramid-shaped 'Rabbit Proof Cloche' and dome-shaped 'Squirrel Proof Cloche'Read full article
One of the great things about gardening is being able to look into the future with enthusiasm, and part of that is planting now for next spring. A gardener knows, when handling papery brown bulbs, that these insignificant little things will produce earlyRead full article
If the budget's tight or your plot is tiny, potting up a large container will make much more of an impact. It has to be rugged, either frost-proof terracotta, wood or stone, to withstand hard weather. Your compost has to be equally meaty and should contaRead full article
The most useful garden tulips arrive in the second half of April or in May, after most of the daffodils have flowered. For this reason it's a good idea not to mix the two because by the time your tulips flower, the daffodils will be past their best.Read full article


text:
Policy Officer
- Recruiter
- Location
- London (Central)
- Salary
- £30,000 per annum
- Posted
- 11 Apr 2019
- Closing date
- 06 May 2019
- Industry
- Arts & heritage, Heritage, Charities, Arts & culture, Policy & research, Government & politics, Policy
- Job level
- Experienced (non manager)
- Hours
- Full time
- Contract
- Permanent
- Listing type
- Job vacancy
Passionate about heritage, keenly interested in policy-making and driven to make a difference to the future of the UK's historic environment? Join our team!
Historic Houses represents the UK's largest collection of independent historic houses, castles and gardens, many with open doors waiting to be explored. The 1,650 historic houses and gardens we represent are not static museums but living, dynamic examples of our past, present and future. They make a hugely important economic, social and cultural contribution to the nation – welcoming 26 million visits each year, generating £1 billion in visitor spend, supporting 33,000 FTE jobs and welcoming hundreds of thousands of education visitors.
We are looking for a bright, proactive Policy Officer with a passion for the special places we represent, a keen interest in advocacy and sharp attention to detail.
Our dedicated policy team works closely with government, stakeholders and politicians across the political spectrum to shape and influence policy for the benefit of heritage and tourism. This is an exciting time to join us; we've recently launched a new brand, and are busy implementing a dynamic public affairs strategy to raise our profile in Westminster, Holyrood, Cardiff and Belfast.
Please read the full job description and person specification here for application details: https://www.historichouses.org/about/about-us/jobs/policy-officer.html
Similar jobs
More searches like this
- Arts & heritage Experienced (non manager) jobs in London (Central)
- Heritage Experienced (non manager) jobs in London (Central)
- Charities Experienced (non manager) jobs in London (Central)
- Government & politics Experienced (non manager) jobs in London (Central)
- Policy Experienced (non manager) jobs in London (Central)


text:
5 Conversions Technique in 2016
In the last couple of years, conversion optimization among SEO practices is no doubt the most highly prioritized metric for web masters. After all, all marketing effort should lead to REVENUE. However, more and more practitioners are beginning to realize that focusing only on particular details you are strong at is very limiting to good ranking, ultimately a good conversion rate. That is why more and more marketing experts are preaching about offering a comfortable web browsing experience for customers. Nothing new, but people are starting to grind upon the concept.
We are not here to share the technicalities, benchmarks, data and bore you with numbers. In fact, we are going to point you to the obvious, but often neglected web practices. What you will find below is five of the more important optimization techniques that could be applied generally across all business, regardless of industries.
1.Optimize Across All Touch points.
Imagine touch points as your vital marketing channels between your business and your customers. They visit your website, they read your email newsletters, they meet you in exhibition, they receive your latest promotional prompts… You have to make an effort to keep these consistent across all platforms, and keep to your promises. Align your messages and keep them realistic for your customers, and for yourself.
2. Start Looking into data, and make use of them.
As online marketers ourselves, we could generate pages upon pages of data for clients. However, these numbers mean nothing to us. You as your business owner, can only make the best out of these numbers, graphs and charts. Make decisions from your data.
3. Don't rely on one landing page.
You don't just sell one product, so why attract customers to one single point of interaction. Different customers will have different persuasion points, offer your products to different segments. Or maybe, you are serving a multi cultural customer base, and the proper thing to do is to lead them to different landing pages of their language and messaging.
4. Keep Your Contact Us Form Simple
We are still living in a rather sensitive digital age. Not all individuals are comfortable with information sharing. If you operate on any kind of online business, you will need to collect some form of data to make contacts with potential clients. The best thing you could do is to keep your forms short and simple. Really all you need is just simple contact details, dont complicate your customers.
5. Reduce Distractions
Don't try to sell everything in one page, or don't try to bombard customers with discount pop ups and emails, or don't try to push tons & tons of product demos, case studies… These are distractions. Most businesses do this, thinking that the more information the more convincing your website is. The fact is, the more distractions you offer, the easier your visitors turn back.


text:
Monday, June 25, 2012
Love Thy Chopper
If you need something to do after you get back from born free, Love Thy Chopper is it. Great guys and good times. This is hands down the best bike show in denver. See you there
Posted by Biff at 9:00 AM No comments:
Labels: friends, good times, LTC
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom)


text:
How I Became An Expert on Tires
Various Tips in Purchasing Off Road Wheels
Off road wheels are needed by those people who are going into extreme sports because they need to invest on this kind of equipment so that their off road vehicles can be more stable when driving in terrain in the long run. You should know some tips or guides on how you can be able to buy this kind of wheel and you can invest on it properly in the long run so that you will not worry too much when you to extreme sports and you can use it properly as well.
It would be a great idea for you to search first thru various websites and this can be very helpful for you since you do not need to go out and search for this kind of wheel somewhere else. The next thing that you can do is to ask around from your friends, colleagues, family or relatives because they might know a trusted store wherein you can purchase off road wheels so that you will not have a hard time finding for this kind of wheel.
The quality and durability of the off road wheels are very important for you to consider and with this, you should know the brand and the manufacturer that you would want to choose for your own off road wheels and this is very important for you to consider when you buying off road wheels and this is very important for you to know. It would be a great idea for you to canvass around for the prices of the off road wheels because it vary since there are different sizes and brands of the off road wheels and you can also set your budget when purchasing for these kinds of wheels in the long run.
The Beginners Guide To Wheels (Getting Started 101)
In purchasing off road wheels, it is important for you to consider the payment terms so that you can be able to know if you can afford this kind of payment terms in the long run since off road wheels are quite expensive as well. For you to invest properly on off road wheels, you should be able to know the size so that you can use it properly in the long run.
Getting Down To Basics with Automobiles
The off road wheels that you are going to purchase must have a warranty and this is very important for you to check since you might have problems in the future and if it under warranty, you can have it replaces or repaired. You must be able to invest on good quality of off road wheels since you will have to use it for a long time and this is very important for you to consider.


text:
What a show, I have to say congrats to the entire crew that made the production possible, it's not easy putting these things together but it was definitely an entertaining presentation. Shout out to the crew member that messed up during Taylor Swift's performance in the end- hope it's not your last day on the job!
Drake Drake Drake, that is all I wanted to see, and fortunately he ended up walking away with Best Hip-Hop video for "HYFR". He looked amazing, clearly he's been working out, but not a huge fan of that tight shirt. Regardless, he was amazing in all of his 1-minute on stage glory, it's a shame they didn't have him up for a performance with RiRi.
Speaking of RiRi, is there something going on with her and Katy because they looked super cozy tonight. I mean I know they're best friends and of course they're going to be sitting beside each other, but something weird was going on between them. They kept leaning into each other awkwardly and whispering! Twitter was blowing up with a possible hook up between the two besties, that seems unlikely.
Kevin Hart did an awesome job hosting the show, right off the start he was hilarious with his Kristin Stewart, Snooki and of course Chris Brown and Drake jokes. His sketch with Two Chainz was definitely one of the funniest moments of the night, I mean really he offered Two Chainz a face chain…it doesn't get better than that. Calvin Harris was keeping the crowd live throughout the night in his really cool DJ booth they had set up for him across the main stage. In the end RiRi walked away with Video of the Year for 'We Found Love' ft Calvin Harris, but surprisingly she forgot to thank Calvin!
He later tweeted,
Frank Ocean's performance was so special, the set design was magical I've never seen anything like it. He performed "Thinkin' Bout You" and it was a really laid back intimate feel, something that you don't really see at the VMA's. In other breaking news, Amber Rose and Kalifa are expecting a little Wiz, Alicia Keys has a new single out and I'm already loving it, and Weezy has passed the point of no return.
Taylor Swift's closing performance of 'We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together' was so cute, it was the perfect song to close the show with, it's amazing that a few years ago she was the girl who almost got kicked off the stage by Kanye, and now she's closing one of the biggest award shows. Definitely a great show, I hope the Jersey Shore crew were able to see everything- it looked like they had the farthest seats in the building!
At least they were still in the building, unfortunately for Lindsay whose probably under house arrest, watched it from home.
Also, where was the Biebs??


text:
Streaming - Pro-Ject
Streaming music has rapidly become a very popular choice for music lovers as part of a good sounding hi-fi system, thanks to huge improvements in streaming sound quality and the wealth of music available. The term "streaming" basically refers to the fact that you're playing music from a digital device stored elsewhere - be it your NAS drive (which can store your CD collection, high res files and other music), from online services (Tidal, Spotify, Apple Music, or the thousands of internet radio stations available), or from files stored your Mac or PC (iTunes or Media Player). Even if you have a large vinyl collections, you can "rip" these onto your Mac or PC for easy access at the touch of a button.
Pro-Ject Audio Systems is a European brand established over 25 years ago in 1991 and is renowned for designing excellent value turntables, tonearms, Box range hi-fi separates and vinyl accessories. Their current range includes many award winning turntables and critically acclaimed audio products.
Looking for a great value way of getting into vinyl? Pro-Ject offer some of the best value well-made turntables available, in a range that spans from the affordable Pro-ject Debut range to the high end
Signature series.
Most noticeable models include the VT-E vertical turntable, Essential III Flexi-range and Classic. The Artist Series turntables exhibit collaborations with large names including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Guns N' Roses, Ringo Starr, Hard Rock Cafe and Parov Stelar.
Pro-Ject has also created special edition turntables for many industry leaders like the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra or Ortofon for their jubilees.
Each model is designed to offer excellent sound quality. With an eye for future trends, Pro-Ject turntables are consistently awarded the highest praise and industry awards available and the brand has become equated with analogue excellence.
Pro-Ject's expanded Box range offers miniature hi-fi separates that include Phono Box phono stages, Pre Box preamps and Power Box power amplifiers in DS+, DS2, S2 and RS models alongside Stereo Box RS and Pro-ject MaiA (My Audiophile Integrated Amplifier), DACs, streamers and more.
Box range is designed to offer excellent value from a space saving design and carry the excellent sonic properties Pro-Ject products have become known for. The Pro-Ject range also includes vinyl accessories for turntable set-up, maintenance and spares for existing turntable models.
Pro-Ject was founded in 1991 with the goal to offer the best analogue experience for reasonable prices. In a time where the digital audio media had been on the rise, and vinyl was declared as outdated and dead, Heinz Lichtenegger kept his belief in turntables.
Pro-Ject uses only the best components for the price and manufactures handmade goods solely in Europe. They ship to more than eighty countries and have won multiple awards from the renowned HiFi press.
They produce all turntables from scratch in Czech Republic by hand and in house from the tiniest screw to the chassis. In Slovakia, Pro-Ject manufacture micro-sized premium audio components with lasting value offering customer's satisfaction in all their audio needs.
Streaming and Multi Room audio is the pinnacle of simplicity and innovation. Imagine enjoying the same track in every room as you move throughout your house, or changing what you are listening to from the comfort of your sofa via an app or smartphone/tablet.
We offer a range of NAS (Network Attached Storage) servers and devices, which allow you to rip and store even the largest of CD collections to one place, in high fidelity lossless audio quality. When connected to a streamer or multi room device, you can access an entire music library at your fingertips.
Our range of digital streamers and network players let you access your digitally stored tunes, and are designed with audio quality and hi-fi principles in mind, enabling you to modernise your hi-fi system and bring streaming to your hi-fi without worrying about any degradation of audio quality.
We also offer a range of wireless adaptors, enabling you to add wireless and Bluetooth functionality to an existing hi-fi or AV setup, and start enjoying wireless and streaming audio. As always, we are always happy to offer any advice or support you may need in selecting or trying a product.
Streaming - Pro-Ject
All Products
Pro-Ject Juke Box E Turntable All In One HiFi System£429.00
What Hi-Fi 2019 Award "Best turntable system"


text:
All sessions of the VWBPE 2020 Conference are held in Second Life®. All times are in SLT (Pacific Time).
You may access this time zone converter for your local time: http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/converter.html.
Add these events to your personal calendar! To add all VWBPE conference events to your calendar, scroll down to the bottom of the calendar, find the "Subscribe" button and click on it. You will find options to add to your Google, Outlook or Apple calendar. To add individual events, click the event and find the "Subscribe" button on that page. You don't have to miss any events at VWBPE!
Note: Daylight Saving Time
In most of the United States and Canada, Daylight Saving Time is in effect as of 8 March 2020. Is your location affected? Check this page to find out when (and if) Daylight Saving Time begins for you. The Spring/Fall time change occurs throughout March and April, if at all, depending upon your location.
Meet the VWBPE Sponsors!
Moderator: Kevin Feenan / Phelan Corrimal; Rockcliffe University Consortium
Nine sponsors have come together to support this year's Virtual Worlds Best Practices in Education Conference. This open forum is your opportunity to learn about their contributions to education and why they feel supporting open source virtual conferences, like this one, is so important.
Participants will be given the opportunity to express their opinions on how for-profit and non-profit businesses can better help support teachers and instructional developers.
Attendees will learn about the motivating factors behind some of the biggest names supporting education in Second Life
Text chat and voice
Speakers: Reiner Schneeberger / Art Blue; JulietteSurrealDreaming
This presentation will explore a way to bring art creations made in the virtual world of Second Life into HMDs mainly for educational projects so to create awareness for immersive art experiences in Virtual Reality. Aspects of art conservation are also addressed. Intended mainly for art teachers and students, we also welcome anyone interested in art and technology.
- Awareness for immersive art reception via VR (understanding).
- Making VR possible for art teachers using of SL (doing).
Accessibility: Speak easy HUD
Speakers: Lorelle VanFossen / Lorellev, co-founder of Educators in VR
Introduction: Lorraine Mockford / LoriVonne Lustre
Lorelle VanFossen is the co-founder of Educators in VR, and producer of the world's largest immersive virtual conference, the 2020 Educators in VR International Summit, held in February. She is an educator, keynote speaker, trainer, writer, and consultant on virtual reality in education, web writing, digital storytelling, content curation, social media, and blogging. Called a digital evangelist, she's taught over 1000 workshops and classes in virtual reality and has published over 3,000 articles on digital storytelling, social media, and web publishing as a thought-leader in the industry.
Accessibility: Voice to text transcription


text:
The Rotary Club of Geelong East held its first Trivia night on Nov 8th treating guests to 5 rounds of well researched trivia questions including Name that Tune, famous sports event and a word association game. The event also included a Wine Raffle, best dressed table award and
lenty of prizes for the winning tables. The Red dot cheat sticker was also a hit for those of us needing a little help wth some of the answers.
Proceeds will go to a yet to be determined community or youth cause.
Finding ways to raise funds is always a challenge but the Club took this challenge for a fun and successful brain workout raising $1500.
Rotary - finding fun ways to serve others


text:
Condition: Standard
All Product Details
Today's marketplace is full of hidden fees, fine print, and other booby traps designed to trip you up and take your money. You may be losing big even when you think you're getting a steal! But with Sullivan's keen guidance and sensible advice, you can save money and regain control of your financial life. Clearly and concisely, Sullivan reveals
• why American consumers make such easy targets for corporate America (you'll be stunned, for example, at how poor our math skills are)
• how Wall Street will skim off one third of your retirement money (avoid this trap with Sullivan's new "Pitfall-Proof Pyramid")
• the myths behind credit-card reward programs and "the 21st-Century Bank Account"
• the real numbers to focus on when buying a new car
• why you should spend more time shopping for your mortgage than your home
• the key questions you must ask before buying life insurance
• the secrets to saving for college and paying off student loans the right way
• the best deals on cell phones and pay-TV service
With Sullivan's empowering message, financial savvy, and knowledge of consumers' wants and needs, you can outsmart the system, keep your hard-earned cash, and finally stop getting ripped off. And you'll become part of a growing grass-roots movement to rein in the abuses of corporate America before consumers get hurt by another boom-and-bust cycle.


text:
Live Help
Search Jobs
Post Jobs
Manage Jobs
Post Project
The Unity Community Was Worth $95,000
Published 5 years ago
Thomas Brush
Owner - Executive
With just 48 hours to go, I still can't believe it. With the help of the Unity Community, my Unity project Pinstripe has raised almost 100K.
Lately, I've felt like I'm in a dream. Am I going to wake up?
With just 48 hours remaining, the
Kickstarter for my Unity game Pinstripe
has almost reached $100,000.
After 2 full-months of Kickstarter prep and research, somehow I have launched my first successful campaign.
My unrelenting insecurity was wrong: Pinstripe's Kickstarter didn't fail —
Pinstripe's funding has more than tripled its goal of $28,000
. I can't help but feel the campaign's success it not of my own initiative, but mainly because of friends, family, and
the Unity community's willingness to lift Pinstripe onto its shoulders.
Without some serious support from some awesome Unity developers prior to launch, the campaign was set to fail. Looking back on the months of research prior to launching Pinstripe's campaign, I've learned of about five different kinds of Kickstarters that always fail, and one that will always succeed. The common theme among all of these is community. Without a strong community supporting you prior to launch, your campaign is probably screwed.
#1: The Silent Kickstarter
Some Kickstarter pitches are like shouting at the top of your lungs in the middle of nowhere. Regardless of your game's beauty and quality, without an audience, your pitch is set to fall on deaf ears.
When I started Pinstripe (a 2D atmospheric adventure game about Hell) almost 4 years ago, I was just 21 years old. I was still arrogantly high on my small successes in the Flash games market, but that ship has since sailed. In those days, the way I thought about indie-game-making was shallow, idealistic, and a little silly. I told myself I would never launch a Kickstarter, never run Facebook ads, and never launch a strategic plan to sell my ideas. A great game will sell itself, right? Not really.
Only until recently have I realized there is a 1:1 relationship between sharing your project whenever you get a chance and receiving genuine interest from the community and the industry. Marketing early on before a Kickstarter's launch (might I suggest a year?) is like putting tiny seeds in the soil. By the time your Kickstarter is ready for launch, you will have a harvest of fans and developers ready to back you and your dream. I decided to really focus on this pre-marketing a couple years ago. For me, sharing and focusing on marketing led to around 1,500 followers on Twitter, almost 2,000 likes on Pinstripe's Facebook page, and a list of about 700 individuals (friends, family, and industry experts) that I eventually emailed when the Kickstarter launched. A humble but powerful army of followers. With this army, my pitch could be heard and shared when the time was ready.
#2: The First Kickstarter
My finger was about to click the launch button for Pinstripe's Kickstarter back in December, but a thought crossed my mind: "what if the first version of this Kickstarter isn't good enough?" In a way, my first draft of the Kickstarter was like a simple sketch.
That night I reached out to William Dubé, the Unity developer of Jotun. Jotun was launched by Kickstarter and is now featured in the games section on Kickstarter as a high-quality campaign.
I knew that if I was insecure in anyway about my Kickstarter campaign, Will would be able to tell me if I was right or wrong. The next day, Will graciously emailed me back to tell me that, yes, my Kickstarter had some serious flaws. He gave me some incredible advice about what specifically needed fixing, and I listened and made the necessary changes. The Kickstarter has since gone through almost five iterations. Thanks to several other Unity developers, the Kickstarter video was reshot and re-edited as well.
I have also grown in friendship with Unity developer Joe Russ of Jenny LeClue, an incredibly beautiful mystery game launched by Kicsktarter as well. I simply messaged Joe on Facebook, and boom, we were chatting on the phone within minutes, talking for a full hour about Kickstarter, the Jenny LeClue campaign, Unity development, and how to take my first pass of the Pinstripe Kickstarter to the next level.
I also reached out to failed Kickstarter Unity developers as well. These individuals have been there, done that, and know exactly what not to do. These developers have just as much to say as the successful developers. I would go so far as to say the failed campaigners may bring more to the table in terms of campaign advice.
#3: The Imperfect-Prototype Kickstarter
Have you ever heard someone say something like, "Maybe I'll just launch one of them Kickstarters?" I can't help but imagine a drunk uncle shouting this in a trailer. Whenever I hear someone say something like this, I immediately think, "It's not that easy, pal." If your drunk uncle is ever going to launch a successful Kickstarter, he most certainly needs a perfect, beautiful, takes-your-breath-away prototype. The prototype can't just be OK. It has to basically be perfect, especially if he is going to ask for people's money. In my case, my prototype was a 15 minute Unity demo for GameGrumps. To be honest, this was a the golden ticket for the campaign. So seriously, your prototype must be perfect. It doesn't have be complete, but it has to perfect. You want your audience to desperately want more.
#4: The Insecure Kickstarter
Honestly, I understand why people put junk up on Kickstarter and other social sites. They are excited about their project and just eager to get feedback. I used to put some terrible crap up on Twitter. From half-done screenshots to sketches I snapped with my iPhone, I was often somewhat stupidly impressed with myself and wanted to tell everyone about my Unity project. Looking back, it's no wonder nobody seemed to care. I wasn't showing quality work. But here's the thing: I was confident, and I'd rather you be confident in your work than afraid to share your ideas, concepts, and dreams with the world.
When you eventually gather the courage to share your stuff, your pitch may fall flat because everyone can tell you aren't confident. This is especially dangerous in Kickstarter videos. If you are quiet, shaky, and afraid to show your true colors, a weak and insecure pitch can be the nail in your campaign's coffin.
Rather, be confident! Tell us how awesome you are! Tell us how your game will change the world! There's a good chance that what you have to offer is actually really awesome, we just need someone to convince us of it! Life is short, the clock is ticking, so start telling the world your story now!
Confidence is especially valuable in reaching out to bloggers and YouTubers, which is crucial to your Kickstarter's success. Without the press, your campaign will most likely fail. In reaching out to the press via Twitter and email, I think it's safe to say most game developers don't know how to convince others that their Unity game rocks. Let me make a suggestion: what if you confidently shared your work (your quality work, not your average work) on a daily basis through your social media channels and email? I guarantee that, if you work is generally good, some sharks (YouTubers, publishers, industry leaders) might raise an eyebrow. I can't tell you how many emails I have sent to high-profile Unity developers and bloggers explaining how my game was different, how I was confident it would be awesome, and how I was 100% sure they and their audience would benefit from sharing it on their channels. The results? Mostly nothing. But sometimes something, like a Tweet to hundreds-of-thousands of followers, or a conversation with a world-famous YouTuber. These kinds of interactions are beautiful and surreal, and ultimately the leverage you need when launching your Kickstarter.
#5: The Lonely Kickstarter
A Kickstarter campaign without the support of Unity developers and industry leaders is probably going to fail. How many times have you reached out to someone a billion times more successful than yourself via email, and requested to speak to them on the phone? If you are thinking "never" then you are missing out. To me, the thought of chatting with a world-famous Unity developer or an industry legend on the phone was terrifying and kind of ridiculous. But one day I decided I would grit my teeth and do it. I emailed Tom Fulp (creator of Newgrounds / a legend) from my cubicle at my day-job and asked if I could chat with him over the phone to get his advice about the gaming industry. Here's the email I sent:
To my surprise, he called me and we talked for thirty minutes, and he agreed to mentor me in whatever way he could. Ever since then, he's given me priceless advice and has always had my back. He's also been willing to share his connections with me, and has been willing to offer a shoulder to lean on.
Feel free to also reach out to people you simply respect. Early one morning while I was still in bed, I emailed one of my favorite bands Snowmine and asked for their advice on Pinstripe's Kickstarter campaign prior to launch (I just emailed the address that was sending me newsletters). Snowmine has particular credibility in the crowd funding space, mainly because they launched a successful campaign from scratch on their own website. The following day I was grinning ear to ear in my beat-up Isuzu Trooper in the parking lot of my day job, chatting on the phone with the lead singer and learning from him. Anyone you respect is worth your time, even if they are someone in a totally different field. Not convinced?
Well, first, mentorship from people who are smart will make you smart. There's not really a bible that tells you exactly what you should do in the indie-game industry. It's kind of the wild-west.
I've spent too many years doing something stupid (for example, making a game for almost four years without asking for funding) until someone smarter than me said, "Hey, you should ask for funding". It's "duh" moments like this that remind me to seek out the advice of the successful. But don't be a jerk about it — ask for advice sincerely and humbly. An industry leader most likely has a lot of advice to offer, a lot of generosity, but very little time. Tread carefully, and be respectful of their schedule.
Secondly, industry leaders may also help you market your game, but not in a traditional sense. What I've learned about successful Unity developers is that they want other developers to be successful. The mentors I have searched out almost instantaneously supported me the moment I asked for advice. Support comes in many different forms, but the most valuable can simply be an introduction to another industry expert. Support like this isn't guaranteed, but mentors will most certainly try to help you when you are sincere. The moment you abuse this relationship, that's when you're out. Again, successful Unity developers and industry leaders have very little time. Grow in true friendship and relationship with them, and they might just put you on their shoulders when your Kickstarter launches. I can think of ten different industry professionals that graciously did just that for me. Without them, the Kickstarter would not have been funded. Period.
Finally, just be kind. To everyone. All the time. You never know who truly needs your help, and you never know will be there to generously help you when it's time to launch. I am so lucky to have fostered a relationship with Kevin Abernathy (Baby Grump) of Game Grumps (3 million subscriber YouTube channel).
Knowing Kevin was kind of just dumb luck, but it definitely demonstrates the value of never burning a bridge. Kevin was willing to remember our friendship from way back in High school when we served people $25 popcorn at a movie theater. Kevin reached out last year from California to me, a nobody in South Carolina, and expressed interest in showing Pinstripe to 3-million YouTube subscribers for the Kickstarter. It's a small world, and every relationship counts.
The Perfect Kickstarter
The Unity community is an incredible community of people who are dreamers. Everyone wants everyone to succeed. The perfect Kickstarter is the campaign that sees the tremendous value of the solid, supportive indie-game community. As I'm sure you've noticed, I've pretty much ranted and raved about the value of relationships with Unity developers and industry professionals. For the majority of my life, I've shut myself out from the various communities in the name of being an introverted artist. If this is what you want, that's fine, but don't expect much success. It was only until about a year ago that I realized that the people who played my games were the people who would generously support my games, and I needed to get to know those people intimately.
Ultimately, if you can pursue real relationships with real Unity developers, no matter how successful, then I think your campaign might have a good chance of succeeding.
If you would like to discover more about Pinstripe's Kickstarter, feel free to check it out.
Seeing my Kickstarter campaign get funded in less than one day was a dream come true, and I want you to experience that for yourself as well! If you have any questions about growing in the indie game community, don't hesitate to reach out and fire away:
atmosgamesnews [at] gmail.com
A huge shout-out to a few of the Unity developers that helped make the Pinstripe Kickstarter a success:
Will Dubé,
Joe Russ
Tom Fulp
Tyrone Henrie
Jay Armstrong
Julian Wilton
Around the web
Design Influences
Game Design
Made with Unity
Other Projects
Flash Games Aren't Dead, They're Just In A Coma
Pre-Launch Panic Attacks
Flash Games Aren't Dead, They're Just In A Coma
Pre-Launch Panic Attacks
Thomas Brush
Owner - Executive
Alain Wong
4 months ago
Success Advisor
Great story, thanks for sharing
@Thomas Brush
2 years ago
потому что люди хотят злодеев у уничтожать людишек-а таких игр мало смотрите не обманите нас)
Pablo Monfort Viñales
2 years ago
Game Developer/Web Programmer
nice man good work, please add me and let me in into your circle, can you share some of your followers with me I really need some help to get a community support too. When I get my games finished. :D
Zenas Bellace
2 years ago
Very cool! Gratz!
Copyright © 2020 Unity Technologies
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
Contact us
Contact us
North America
Central America
Middle East
North America
South America
The Caribbean
Copyright © 2020 Unity Technologies
Privacy Policy
Terms of Service
Contact us
Contact us
North America
Central America
Middle East
North America
South America
The Caribbean


text:
This range of multilayer ceramic capacitors from Taiyo Yuden are a reliable solution suitable for high density mounting. Taiyo Yuden MLCCs have a monolithic structure and feature higher insulation resistance and breakdown voltage allowing for greater reliability. This series offers excellent noise absorption characteristics and low ESR (equivalent series resistance). The use of nickel as the electrode material and for the plating process improves the heat resistance of the capacitors, prevents migration and improves solderability. Compared to aluminium electrolytic or tantalum capacitors, these multilayer ceramic capacitors maintain a small case size while offering high rated voltage options.
Taiyo Yuden MLCCs are suitable for use in general electronics equipment including office automation, audio visual equipment and household goods. Other applications include telecommunication equipment such as PCs, tablets, smartphones and wireless applications. They are also suitable to power supply bypass capacitors in liquid crystal modules and voltage lines alongside LSI, IC, and input and output converters. Taiyo Yuden MLCCs can be used for smoothing capacitor applications with switching power supplies (secondary side) and the input and output for DC-DC converters.


text:
cheap Canada Goose Pain in your calf can be as simple as a 'charlie horse' and as bad as a blood clot. If you also have lower back pain too, then you may have sciatic pain which originates in your lower back and can radiate down to your leg and foot. ( Full Answer ). I don know. But I know controlling parents, and its definitely NOT because you not pretty enough, it likely the opposite. Keep being your sweet lovely self and don invite this poison into your life.. cheap Canada Goose
canada goose uk black friday Some of the deeper arguments would say that her soul would have been spared because she really didn canada goose shop new york have a choice in taking her own life, that the act was a byproduct of her illness and couldn be helped. What do you think?While catching up on some daily news last week I noticed a link to a news story on the bottom of the page and clicked on it. The story was entitled is a Family? New Study Tracks Shifting US Views I clicked on it and read with much interest the finding of the story.. canada goose uk black friday
Canada Goose Parka 'They could be countries I wanted to visit, places in the UK I wanted to visit; challenges tiny or huge; fun things. This canada goose emory parka uk was about 25 years ago and I've done 109 of them, although I keep adding to canada goose protest uk the canada goose store 'to do' list all the time. You have to don't you,' laughs the 47 year old.. Canada Goose Parka
canada goose clearance sale "You can be guaranteed that there are going to be some customers there at this launch, maybe Iranians, maybe others, who are going to be very interested if it succeeds in trying to buy into that technology, " he said. Will have its own missile defense system on alert but will hold canada goose outlet in canada fire as long as the North Korean missile does not threaten American territory. Will ask the United Nations to impose sanctions against North Korea for violating a ban on missile testing, Martin reports.. canada goose clearance sale
cheap canada goose uk When there is lack of estrogen secretion in a female body and the balance between estrogen canada goose outlet store quebec and progesterone is disturbed then there are few symptoms which surge up. These symptoms are in the form of vaginal dryness, pain during lovemaking, cuts and bruises in vaginal passage after lovemaking. Women also canada goose uk regent street experience much reduced sensation in their genital region and do not enjoy any sensuous move or canada goose outlet store new york touch. cheap canada goose uk
canada goose uk shop William and Kate may be trying to bring up Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louisas normally as possible for as long as possible, but Harry and Meghan could actually do it with their kid. (Again, relatively speaking. Harry's cousins Peter Phillips and Zara Tindall are title less, thanks to Princess Anne's desire to give them a so called regular life, minus their grandmother being the queen and all, and it's worked out wonderfully for them.. canada goose uk shop
canada goose store Factors And Rules Affecting The Generation of Stable Cell LinesStable cell lines have a wide range of applications both for research and production purpose. That why the generation of stable cell lines is so important. Factors and certain rules affecting the generation of stable cell lines become this article. canada goose store
canada goose coats on sale "There https://www.canadagoosestorevip.com was no Collusion (it is a Hoax) and there is no Obstruction of Justice (that is a setup trap)," Trump tweeted earlier Wednesday. "What there is is Negotiations going on with North Korea over Nuclear War, Negotiations going on with China over Trade Deficits, Negotiations on NAFTA, and much more. Witch Hunt!". canada goose coats on sale
You can tell if they are hungry if they stop and look at you. Clarification: No, it's never a good idea to bring food when walking your puppy. Assuming your question was to learn how to house train your puppy: Always take it out after every time it eats, drinks, plays and wakes from sleeping.
canada goose factory sale SKU number checks out as the Iron Throne though. Waiting for an update from them. Their site is not helpful in order history and FedEx has yet to update anything. Ended up meeting this chick in the street, canada goose outlet we share a smoke canada goose factory outlet montreal and some pizza together. She takes me to a bar and we do some dancing and drinking. It becomes apparent she is going back to the hotel with me.. canada goose factory sale
N nSometimes the abnormality could be due to a congenital defect one the patient was born with. This can include abnormalities of the canada goose black friday fake bones which may interfere with natural childbirth. Or it may be that the woman has a double or bicornuate uterus or an incompetent cervix.
Canada Goose Jackets On Thursday afternoon, flashbulbs popped incessantly at star couple Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas in Jodhpur, their wedding destination. The couple were guarded by heavy security at canada goose black friday sale 2019 the airport. Bride to be Priyanka wore a beautiful white suit with a colourful dupatta and Nick was casually dressed. Canada Goose Jackets
canadian goose jacket I posted last week that Sean Hannity dangled broadcast opportunities for Cain during his last visit to the Hannity show. In Cain's follow up visit ostensibly to analyze the weekend Republican candidates' debate the only real question on the table was just how bad the liberal media moderators were. And, for viewers at home, just how much could Hannity slobber over Cain canadian goose jacket.


text:
by Caitlin Saniga
- 1 carnival squash
- salt and pepper to taste
- 2 slices bacon, diced
- 1 teaspoon olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/4 teaspoon allspice
- 1 teaspoon sugar
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees.
Cut the carnival squash into halves, scoop out the seeds and fibers, and cut each half into 4 crescents. Place them cut-side up on a shallow baking tray. Sprinkle them with salt and pepper.
Dice the bacon and combine with olive oil, rosemary, garlic, nutmeg and sugar in a bowl. Divide the mixture among the chunks, placing it in the "bowl" of each one. Bake in the middle of the hot oven for 25-30 minutes.
Makes 8 wedges.
Recipe adapted from: Angie's Recipes


text:
In the Company of Wolves, (SWAT 3) , Paige Tyler
Genre: Romance,
I loved the first in this series, somehow missed book two but that didn't matter as it was still easy to keep up with everything that had passed in this book. Its one of those series where each book is complete and focuses on one character from the team, although we meet the others via the story.
This time its Becker, who's out on a raid and stuck in the midst of a deadly shootout when he smells a female werewolf, and his attraction is so mind altering that he hides her from his colleagues and leaves the scene. He can't get her out of his mind though so of course he uses his contacts to track her down.
I liked Becker, he's so entranced by Jayna that he does what his instinct to protect her tells him, and that goes against all his training, his loyalty to Jayna, even though they've just met, wars with his loyalty to the team. He can't/won't risk them but feels a real need to get her out of the situation she's become caught up in. He needs to do some quick thinking.
Jayna, she's a good lead. One of those who'll stand up for herself, not a bullying, hectoring sort, but a person that will do what she can to protect herself and those she loves. I like those characters, a change from the simpering, helpless heroines we often get presented with. You know – the sort who have to have a big, strong man looking after them..I've no patience with those who won't help themselves. Jayna isn't one of those, and has been looking out for herself since a horrific event at home forced her change. Now though she and her pack have become indebted to a ruthless criminal gang, and though she hates what they're doing she's done as her Alpha instructs. It was just simple stealing at first, but the violence has upped recently and her Alpha seems to like what's happening. Far from it being just a few weeks as he promised he looks set to stay with them indefinitely. When Becker finds out he's desperate to get Jayna out, but she won't leave without her pack mates….
Its a fun read, decent story and believable, but it didn't grip me quite as much as the first one. There's some sensual scenes and lots of action but somehow I felt there was a bit too much Becker and Jayna and I'd like to have seen more of the SWAT team. They do come into the story but as a minor role and I missed them and the charisma between them all.
Stars: four, a really good read but not quite the five.
ARC supplied by Netgalley and publishers
If you enjoyed my review I'd love it if you would please click "Like" and if you didn't I'd love to know why, in case I've inadvertently added a spoiler and need to edit.