text:
The REAL Moment of the Week for 4/3/13
Hey you! Reader! Want to be a part of the GREATEST COMIC BOOK AND GEEK COMMUNITY on the web?! Well, they're not accepting new members, but we'll take anyone here, so why not sign up for a free acount? It's fast and it's easy, like your mom! Sign up today! Membership spots are limited!*
*Membership spots not really limited!
Hey you! Reader! Want to be a part of the GREATEST COMIC BOOK AND GEEK COMMUNITY on the web?! Well, they're not accepting new members, but we'll take anyone here, so why not sign up for a free acount? It's fast and it's easy, like your mom! Sign up today! Membership spots are limited!*
*Membership spots not really limited!
by Grayson » Thu Apr 11, 2013 2:15 pmBecause Zechs cheated to win, in the interest of fairness I have no choice but to declare that the REAL Moment of the Week for 4/3/13 was:
"Hulk......WORTHY!" The Hulk lifts Mjölnir. - Indestructible Hulk #6
by GHERU » Thu Apr 11, 2013 2:17 pmtrue story
by Amoebas » Thu Apr 11, 2013 3:29 pmBah - it's meaningless scene.
Because this is a younger Thor, the hammer probably isn't enchanted yet with the whole 'worthy' stuff. Anyone from Willie Lumpkin to Thanos could probably pick it up.
by Grayson » Thu Apr 11, 2013 3:36 pm
Doesn't matter, Zechs cheated. Besides, hasn't it been explained that Mjölnir has always been enchanted in the Marvel Universe?
by Amoebas » Thu Apr 11, 2013 4:19 pm
Have you read Marvel the last few years? Continuity doesn't matter if it gets in the way of the writer's story. I wish it weren't that way, but it is.
by Zechs » Thu Apr 11, 2013 5:08 pmTsk. Tsk. Now this is true cheating. Making a thread and putting it as a Sticky when I'm at work. Define the way I cheated? I didn't use a single alias. I didn't even declare the moment forfiet like any tyrant should. Nope I asked and plead people to vote. See that's called "getting things done". :p
by Grayson » Thu Apr 11, 2013 5:18 pm
Like I said, when I checked the thread last night between 10 and 11 PM, Godzilla only had 2 votes. Suddenly, Godzilla jumps to 9 votes and you immediately close the thread and declare it the winner. It just seems highly suspect to me. So, I took matters into my own hand and appointed the Hulk to be the one, true, People's Moment of the Week. I don't have to capability of making a thread "Sticky," so obviously the Powers That Be agreed with me.
by Zechs » Thu Apr 11, 2013 5:36 pm
All I did was come home from work with an hour to spare. Now if you guys got say added more votes victory would be your's. Since I know Ru voted for your moment I'd say he stickyed this. So obviously this thread is favored unlike mine which is straight up the legal winner and in six months will be remembered more than this supposed winner. You know what I say to be true. So I ask any admin to unsticky this thread and I will make a "passing" mention in the official thread after I get off work.
by Grayson » Thu Apr 11, 2013 5:48 pm
Now hold on just a moment, let's not make any wild allegations here. We don't know who made this thread "Sticky" and we probably never will. There's no reason to go around blaming RU when he was probably just as much a victim here and the Hulk was.
Listen, I love Godzilla as much as the next guy but come on Zechs...really?
I don't think you are going to get off so easy this time around my friend. The Hulk is the strongest one there is and the Hulk can not be denied.
by Zechs » Thu Apr 11, 2013 6:00 pm
Now now I know this "rebelious" attitude must be coming from your avatar. Now Godzilla Half Century War is the best Godzilla story IDW has put out. Now ask yourself when was the last time an Indy moment won. It was The Walking Dead or Chew. IDW has never won a moment of the week. So truly I am not the bad guy here. Obviously the true monsters are.. the Hulk fans. Denying an innocent small third party from winning. *sniff*
by Zechs » Thu Apr 11, 2013 6:08 pmYou know I get the feeling Hulk fans think I "screwed" them, when in truth they could have kept voting to win. Now I am not the monster. I have truthfully stated everything accordingly. I followed the rules and well it's really Hulk fans fault for not preparing. I warned you I pull a last minute stunt. So in effect I am as innocent as my avatar is.
by Grayson » Thu Apr 11, 2013 6:47 pmZechs, while you sit there, hopefully as drunk and comfortable as you possibly can be, I want you to listen to me. I want you to digest this because before I leave with your Moment of the Week title, I have a lot of things I want to get off my chest. I don't hate Godzilla, Zechs. I don't even dislike Godzilla. I do like Godzilla. I like Godzilla a hell of a lot more than I like most Intellectual Properties in the back. I hate this idea that Godzilla's the best. Because this week, it wasn't. Hulk was the best. Hulk is the strongest one there is. There's one thing Godzilla's better at than the Hulk and that's destroying Tokyo. He's as good at destroying Tokyo as King Ghidorah was. I don't know if he's as good as Destoroyah though. Destoroyah's a pretty good Tokyo destroyer. Always was and still is.
Whoops! I'm breaking the fourth wall! *Waves at the camera*
The Hulk had the BEST Moment of the Week.
Hulk's been the best since last Wednesday when he lifted Mjölnir in Jotunheim and he's been vilified and hated since that day because Mark Waid saw something in him that nobody else wanted to admit. That's right, he's a Mark Waid guy. You know what else is a Mark Waid property? Boom! Studios and I bet they never won any of your Moment of the Weeks just like Hulk. But the biggest difference between Hulk and Boom! is I'm going to fight so that Hulk wins the Moment of the Week.
Hulk's grabbed so many of Tony Stark's brass rings that it's finally dawned on me that there just that, they're completely imaginary. The only thing that's real is Hulk and the fact that day in and day out, for almost fifty-one years, Hulk has proved to everybody in the world that he is the best in comics, the best on television, even in the Avengers! Nobody can touch Hulk!
And yet no matter how many times he proves it, Hulks not on your lovely little collector cups. Hulk's not on the cover of the program. Hulk's barely promoted. Hulk doesn't get to be have his own sequel. Hulk's certainly not on any crappy show on the ABC Network. Hulk's not on the poster of Iron Man 3. Hulk's not on the signature that you use each week to promote the Moment of the Week. Hulk's not on Conan O'Brian. Hulk's not on Jimmy Fallon. But the fact of the matter is, he should be. This isn't sour grapes. But the fact that Godzilla is in the main event poll for the Moment of the Year at the end of the year and the Hulk's not makes me sick!
Oh hey, let me get something straight. Those of you who are cheering me right now, you are just as big a part of me leaving as anything else. Because you're the ones who didn't vote for the Hulk. You're the ones that go see those sequels that don't feature the Hulk. And then at five in the morning at the airport, you try to shove a poster in Mark Ruffalo's face and get an autograph and try to sell it on Ebay because you're too lazy to go get a real job.
I'm leaving with the Moment of the Week. And hell, who knows, maybe I'll go defend it at Bleeding Cool. Maybe…I'll go back to Newsarama.
*Waves at the camera again*
Hey, Matt Brady, how you doing?
The reason I'm leaving is you people. Because after I'm gone, you're still going to vote in Zech's polls. I'm just a spoke on the wheel. The wheel is going to keep turning and I understand that. Tony Stark is going to make money despite himself. He's a millionaire who should be a billionaire. You know why he's not a billionaire? Because he surrounds himself with glad-handed, non-sensical, douchebag (censored) yes men, like James Rhodes, who's going to tell him everything he wants to hear, and I'd like to think that maybe the Avengers will better after Tony Stark is dead...
Damn it was hard to tailor that to fit this conversation!
by Zechs » Thu Apr 11, 2013 7:09 pmlol *ahem* Now Grayson you claim to be for the little man. That's what this mini was for the little guy like you. This mini was written and drawn by one man. In fact he performed that rare feat no one at DC have ever tried. He made quite a special book. No one would pay attention to it though and it's been overlooked by your classics like Hulk. Now I'm not saying Hulk this week wasn't special I'm just saying for this one tiny moment let the indy win. Afterall, if you go anyplace else you'd get the same old results.
by fieldy snuts » Thu Apr 11, 2013 9:03 pmzechs cheated once against me too in order to deny me. in the last hour of the poll 5 new accounts sprang up and voted for his preferred moment and then vanished to never browse this forum again.
props for doing what i should've done back then grayson.
by fieldy snuts » Thu Apr 11, 2013 9:04 pmFound it, this poll to be specific:
here's an excerpt:
but the IP check never came
leave a comment with facebook
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: Google [Bot] and 34 guests


text:
Mark Quirk's High School Hockey: Injury bug bites Memorial; Salem flexing musclesBY MARK QUIRK
New Hampshire Union Leader
January 14. 2013 9:21PM
IN SPORTS, coaches and players can control most aspects of the game, such as what happens on offense and defense.
One aspect they have little control over, however, is injuries, something that can make or break a season depending upon how serious they are.
Last week the Manchester Memorial hockey team was ravaged by the injury bug. In a game on Thursday against Manchester Central, the Crusaders lost captain Colin Williamson to a dislocated shoulder. And in a game on Saturday against Hanover, they lost junior forward Brendan Sullivan, also with a slight separation to his shoulder. Another forward, Andrew Putney, has also missed time because of a concussion.
Williamson is the team's top defenseman and Sullivan is the team's leading scorer with 12 points, ranking him eighth in Division I. Putney has four points on the season.
The Crusaders have now rattled off four wins in a row after suffering their only loss of the season in overtime to Londonderry on Dec. 22, and they are now in first place in Div. I at 7-1.
Fortunately for Memorial, it has a favorable schedule over the next couple of weeks that could help it get healthy in time for a big matchup on Jan. 26 against Salem.
The Crusaders have two games this week against teams that are a combined 6-9, Bishop Guertin of Nashua (4-4) on Wednesday and Exeter (2-5) on Saturday. Then they are off until the game against the Blue Devils, who are undefeated over their last seven games and have a record of 6-1-1.
Williamson could be back for that game and Putney could be back as early as this week. Sullivan was seeing a doctor on Monday to determine how serious his injury is.
NOT ONLY has Salem propelled itself to one of the top contenders in Div. I since dropping its season opener to the Cardinals, but it has done so against some of the toughest competition in the league.
The Blue Devils are 6-0-1 over their last seven games. They have strung together that stretch against teams with a combined record of 26-20-7 and only one of which has a record under .500.
The streak started off with a convincing 7-2 win over Londonderry, the Lancers' only loss of the season, and has included 7-2 and 6-1 wins over St. Thomas Aquinas of Dover and Exeter over the past two games.
One big reason for the success is goalie Nick Phair, who leads the league with a 1.16 goals-against average in 233 minutes played. He has one shutout and a .949 save percentage.
The team's leading scorers are Cody Soucy with nine points and Jake Pappalardo with seven.
THERE IS a big showdown in Div. II on Wednesday when undefeated Merrimack (8-0) hosts Dover (6-1-1) at West Side Arena in Manchester.
The Tomahawks have played only one team with a winning record, Goffstown, in the season opener. Their opponents have a combined record of 22-34-7. Merrimack has dominated its competition by outscoring it, 47-5.
"I think it's going to be a good test to see where we stand right now," Merrimack coach Kurt Mithoefer said.
The Green Wave is coming off its first loss of the year, a 4-0 decision against the Grizzlies on Saturday. They will look to rebound with the toughest test of their season to date. The game is at 4 p.m.
LATER in the week there could be a showdown between two of the state's undefeated teams in Div. III when Berlin hosts John Stark/Hopkinton on Saturday. They were both 8-0 on Monday.
The game is scheduled for 6 p.m. at Notre Dame Arena in Berlin and features two of the best forwards in the league, Connor Jewett of Berlin, who has 37 points in eight games, and international exchange student Simon Becka of John Stark/Hopkinton.
Mark Quirk cover high school hockey for he New Hampshire Union Leader and Sunday News. He can be reached at email@example.com.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Sophomore running back Rocco Del Priore (
scored on a five-yard touchdown run late in the first quarter to
give the Moravian College football team a lead it wouldn't
relinquish in a 12-6 victory over Susquehanna University in
Centennial Conference action at Rocco Calvo Field Saturday
afternoon to kickoff the 2010 season.
The Greyhounds, who held onto the ball for nearly 38 minutes in the game and had a pair of drives over ten minutes apiece spoiled the Crusaders debut as an associate member in the Centennial Conference. Susquehanna, which won the Liberty League title in 2009, is now back in the same conference as Moravian for the first time in four seasons.
Each squad would pick up one first down on its initial drive of the game before the punters came one. The Crusaders would punt on their second possession as well but a 20-yard return from Moravian senior wide receiver Alex Hersch set the Greyhound offense up at the Susquehanna 28-yard line. Seven plays later, Del Priore scored his first collegiate touchdown on a five-yard run up the middle. Junior kicker Ian Heck made the extra-point for 7-0 Moravian lead with 4:11 remaining in the first quarter.
Susquehanna answered with a 15-play, 63-yard drive into the second quarter. The Crusaders would get first-and-goal from the seven yard line after a six-yard run by sophomore running back Connor McGrath but the Moravian defense forced a fourth-and-goal from the two. Susquehanna settled for a 20-yard field goal by senior Bobby Eppleman that cut Moravian's lead to 7-3 with 11:25 left in the first half.
The Greyhounds took possession at their own 20-yard line after a touchback and went 72 yards in 18 plays while taking ten minutes off the clock before extending their lead to 10-3. Moravian had a first-and-goal from the one after a 14-yard completion from freshman quarterback Phil Gardner to sophomore running back Joe Tegan; however, a penalty would push Moravian back and force a fourth down at the eight yard line. Heck drilled the 25-yard field goal to add to the Greyhounds lead with 1:25 remaining in the second quarter.
Susquehanna punted on its final possession of the first half while Moravian ran just one play before heading into the locker room with a 10-3 lead.
The Greyhounds would open the second half with a three-and-out while Susquehanna put points on the board with its first drive of the half. The Crusaders reached the Moravian six-yard line but after three straight stops by the Greyhound defense, Susquehanna settled for a 23-yard field goal by Eppleman to pull within 10-6 at 10:57 left in the first half.
Moravian's offense picked up a first down but was unable to move any further before another punt from senior Eric Dziengelski. Susquehanna started its drive at its own 47 yard line and would move in to the red zone for third time in the game. After three stops inside the five yard line by the Moravian defense, the Crusaders faced a fourth-and-goal from the three. Susquehanna would go for it as junior quarterback Rich Palazzi found junior tight end Matt Knouse open on the right side. Knouse had been in the end zone but came out to catch the ball and was knocked out of bounds by Greyhound sophomore linebacker Jake Hildebrand at the half-yard line to give Moravian possession.
The Greyhounds took over with 99-yards in front of them and 3:56 remaining in the third quarter. Moravian offense put together a 20-play, 91 yard drive that took 12:08 but was unable to score. On a fourth-and-three from the Susquehanna ten yard line, Heck lined up for a 27-yard field goal attempt. However, the snap bounced back to freshman quarterback/holder Brandon Lesko, who picked up the ball and ran to the right sideline where he was knocked out of bounds just short of a first two.
Susquehanna junior running back Greg Tellish was stopped for a one-yard loss on first down, and Palazzi threw an incompletion to setup a third-and-11. Palazzi stumbled on an apparent handoff to Tellish and fumbled the ball. Tellish would recover but in the end zone to give Moravian a safety and a 12-6 lead with 5:54 remaining in the contest.
After the free kick, the Greyhound offense was unable to move the ball and punted for the fourth time in the game. Palazzi threw a pair of quick completions for a first down but on this third pass of the drive, Moravian sophomore defensive back Travis King jumped in front of the intended Crusader receiver and intercepted the pass at the Susquehanna 41-yard line.
The Greyhounds offense picked up one first down before a pair of kneel downs by Gardner ended the game. Moravian's offense ran 66 plays for 244 yards, 172 on the ground, and held the ball for 37:50. Del Priore had 76 yards and a touchdown on 24 carries while Tegan had 62 yards on1 5 attempts. Gardner was seven-for-12 for 72 yards in the air, and he added 32 yards on 11 carries. Senior wide receiver Shawn Sylvainus caught two passes for 26 yards while junior tight end Mike Zanoni had two receptions for 19 yards.
Palazzi led the Susquehanna offense, which was limited to 177 yards on 46 plays with 78 yards on the ground. He was 15-for-24 for 99 yards with an interception. Junior wide receiver Mike Ritter caught five passes for 34 yards while Tellish had five receptions for 32 yards. Tellish also added 47 yards on 13 carries while McGrath added 38 yards on eight attempts.
Junior safety David Wacker led the Moravian defense with eight tackles, including one for loss, while King had seven tackles with one for loss to go with his interception. Senior defensive back Daniel Burley, senior linebacker Philip Bortz and junior linebacker Stephen Kircher all had seven tackles with Burley recording a pair of pass break-ups.
Sophomore defensive lineman Ken Schetroma and sophomore linebacker Aaron Inch each had ten tackles and a pass break-up to lead the Crusaders defense with Schetroma recording two tackles for loss. Sophomore linebacker Louis Wyley added nine tackles while junior linebacker Mitch Phillips, junior defensive back Jack McCarty and sophomore defensive back Jalon Scott each had eight stops.
Moravian 12, Susquehanna 6
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Sophomore running back Rocco Del Priore (
scored on a five-yard touchdown run late in the first quarter to
give the Moravian College football team a lead it wouldn't
relinquish in a 12-6 victory over Susquehanna University in
Centennial Conference action at Rocco Calvo Field Saturday
afternoon to kickoff the 2010 season.


text:
By now, most BuzzFlash at Truthout readers know that Mitt Romney is airing a mendacious ad in Ohio claiming that Chrysler is moving Jeep manufacturing jobs to China. This caused consternation among some union workers in Toledo, Ohio, home of a major jeep manufacturing plant where Chrysler is actually planning to add 1100 new jobs.
A union leader in Ohio told the New York Times:
Bruce Baumhower, the president of the United Auto Workers local that oversees the major Jeep plant here, said Mr. Romney's initial comments on moving production to China drew a rash of calls from members concerned about their jobs. When he informed them Chrysler was, in fact, is expanding its Jeep operation here, he said in an interview, "The response has been, 'That's pretty pitiful.' "
Chrysler chastised Romney's campaign for "unnecessary fantasies and extravagant comments." The Washington Post (WP) gave the presidential candidate who wrote an op-ed a few years back ""Let Detroit Go Bankrupt" four Pinocchios for lying.
The big, brazen, audacious, Hail Mary lie has been a hallmark of Republicans running for national office for years. As Greg Sargent of the WP states: "The Romney campaign has explicitly said in the past that it will not let fact checking constrain its messaging, so perhaps it's not surprising that it appears to be expanding an ad campaign based on a claim that has been widely pilloried by fact checkers."
Earlier this year, journalist James Fallows wrote in the Atlantic that we have entered a "post-truth age" in terms of political accountability. It is one thing to shade the truth, and another to lie in such a way that it defiles the truth. Steve Benen, who writes the Maddow blog, has documented more than 500 Romney lies in 30 weeks.
No presidential candidate in modern times has turned on both his own principles and the truth so quickly as Mitt Romney has since the first debate.
When the CEO of Chrysler, Sergio Marchionne, rebukes an uber-capitalist such as Romney, you know the candidate has embraced the big lie as his main ally in the last week before the election. Accroding to Marchionne:
With the increase in demand for our vehicles, especially Jeep branded vehicles, we have added more than 11,200 U.S. jobs since 2009. Plants producing Jeep branded vehicles alone have seen the number of people invested in the success of the Jeep brand grow to more than 9,300 hourly jobs from 4,700. This will increase by an additional 1,100 as the Liberty successor, which will be produced in Toledo, is introduced for global distribution in the second quarter of 2013.
Yes, Chrysler is planning on hiring more Chinese for their production plant in China for Jeeps to be sold there. But that is not taking away US jobs. It's the kind of global expansion of sales to new markets that Romney advocates for. And wasn't Romney's Bain Capital an innovator in real, not made up, movement of jobs to China anyway?
The stark reality for a Republican presidential candidate is that he or she cannot win a national election anymore running on the GOP platform. They will lose on the issues in such a case. So we have seen Bush, McCain and now Romney dissemble in order to attempt to win.
But Romney has entered uncharted territory when it comes to mendacity. He and his campaign are lying with abandon and without shame.
The Romney philosophy is lying doesn't matter, because the victor can dictate what the truth is.
(Photo: Eduardo Pelosi)


text:
Keene State to conduct substance abuse researchBy MEGHAN PIERCE
Union Leader Correspondent
September 03. 2013 8:00PM
KEENE — A semester-long research project into local youth substance abuse kicked off at Keene State College last week with a panel discussion featuring local substance abuse experts, law enforcement officers, educators and parents.
"We really had a big variety of people," said Keene State College Health Science Assistant Professor Dr. Marjorie Droppa, who is leading the study.
The panel featured all the groups that are affected by teen substance abuse, she said.
Droppa is leading a group of 10 health science seniors in the study that will survey up to 40 Keene High School student volunteers to learn about substance abuse and the conditions that foster abuse in the high school.
The Keene State students will also survey 10 parents of Keene High students independent of the Keene High School students.
The 2011 Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance Survey results show Keene High School has on average one of the highest substance abuse rates in the state, Droppa said.
Droppa said she is connected to the community through her work at Keene State, but she is also a member of the Keene Board of Education and a parent of Keene High School students.
An in-depth study into the root causes of the increase could help the community understand what is causing the increase.
"It became very evident that drug abuse is increasing and the trends are that it will continue to increase so we decided that here is an opportunity," Droppa said. "This would be a great issue to research because what we have currently is unquantitative and static. What we don't have are the stories behind the numbers."
Along with asking for the stories behind the substance abuse from teens and parents, the college students also plan to meet with teachers and study the school substance abuse policy with the help of New Futures, a newly formed state-wide group that works to educate on substance abuse issues.
Investigating the school's policy is an important component to the research, Droppa said.
"We want our students to be researchers, but we also want them to use their skills to then use their research to advocate for change," Droppa said.
Holding the community panel to launch the study has only reinforced the importance of the study, she said. "The biggest thing that the students and I felt at the launch of the study was how heartfelt some of the stories were. Hearing a parent weep about how her son's life is being impacted by substance abuse at so young an age. It was very hard to hear those stories and I think it made it clear to us how important this study is and how we all need to step up and do something."
The Keene State students are planning to compile the results of their research into a report and present it to the Keene Board of Education in December.


text:
Terms of Use
This Website is provided to you free of charge, \\"as is,\\" by Gemini Bridal.
By using the information, services and products available through this Web site, you are agreeing to the terms and conditions contained herein.
This website contains links to other sites that contain additional Terms of Use. Your use of any of the other site shall also subject you to the Terms of Use of each of those sites. To the extent that the Terms of Use on any of the other sites conflicts with any terms and condition contained herein, the Terms of Use of the other site shall control.
You may browse and make purchases at this Website only for your personal use. You cannot use the Website or any of its contents for any commercial or other purpose. You agree not to use any script, equipment, and/or process, whether automatic and/or manual, to retrieve, monitor, or copy content in this Website or interfere with the operation of the Website and you agree not to copy, modify, or create derivative works from this Website.
All products are maintained and produced by the respective manufacturers. Geminibridal.ca only displays the products provided by the manufacturers. Please note that the colors and sizes may differ from the actual item. Product details such as item description, prices, and availability may contain errors. Geminibridal.ca does not guarantee any product displayed on this website and is not responsible for any damages arising from the use of this site.
Liability Disclaimer
The information, services and products available to you on this website may contain errors and are subject to periods of interruption. While dollarfashion.com does its best to maintain the information, services and products it offers on the Web site, it cannot be held responsible for any errors, defects, lost profits or other consequential damages arising from the use of this website.
Geminibridal.ca PROVIDES THE INFORMATION, SERVICES AND PRODUCTS AVAILABLE ON THIS WEBSITE \\"AS IS,\\" WITH NO WARRANTIES WHATSOEVER. ALL EXPRESS WARRANTIES AND ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND NON-INFRINGEMENT OF PROPRIETARY RIGHTS ARE HEREBY DISCLAIMED TO THE FULLEST EXTENT PERMITTED BY LAW.
IN NO EVENT SHALL geminibridal.ca BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL AND EXEMPLARY DAMAGES, OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER, ARISING FROM THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS WEBSITE OR FROM ANY INFORMATION, SERVICES OR PRODUCTS PROVIDED THROUGH THIS WEBSITE, EVEN IF New Nine HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES.
If you link to any pages or websites other than this Website you are doing so at your own risk. We shall not be responsible for the content, terms of use, privacy, or any other experience you may have with third-party sites.
You agree to indemnify and hold Gemini Bridal, its officers, directors, owners, partners, agents and employees, harmless from any claim or demand, including attorneys\' fees, made by any third party due to or arising out of your use of geminibridal.ca, the violation of these terms and conditions by you, or the infringement by you, of any intellectual property or other right of any person or entity. Geminibridal.ca reserves the right, at its own expense, to assume the exclusive defense and control of any matter otherwise subject to indemnification by you.
Copyright and Trademark Notices
All contents in these Web sites are Copyright © 2015 Gemini Bridal. All rights reserved.
Gemini Bridal is a trademark of Gemini Bridal. All other marks that appear throughout these Web sites belong to Gemini Bridal and are protected by Canada. and international copyright and trademark laws. Any use of any of the marks, content, or artwork appearing throughout these Web sites without the express written permission of Gemini Bridal is strictly prohibited.
|Shop by Occasions
|Shop by Designers


text:
The General's Highway Athletic Association, Inc., and its predecessor the Rolling Knolls sporting organizations, have been in existence since 1986. During that time we have had many volunteers and they all are notable to some degree. With the General's List we wish to particularly honor those individuals who have gone above and beyond in their service to the community and to our organization1.
Current honorees in our General's List with their year of selection are as follows:
Dave Blaha - 2005
D. F. "Fred" Reno - 2006
John Coffman - 2008
D. F. "Fred" Reno - Service from 1988 through 1997
Fred Reno was the third coach for girls lacrosse and the first real Commissioner for the organization. Fred was able to grow and nurture the organization while having a substantial impact on the lives of the many young ladies who played in the organization. His span of service was over a decade and we are deeply indebted to him because the backbone of the General's Highway organization has been the Rolling Knolls Girls Lacrosse organization. Feel free to read more about Fred in the History of Girls Lacrosse.
return to top
John Mays - Service from 1995 through 2003
John Mays took over as the second Commissioner of Girls Lacrosse right where Fred Reno left off. John had already been coaching lacrosse for a number of years and now he added the Commissioner's job to his portfolio. John was quite adept at coaching his teams to the top of the standings and division crowns. His players were quite complimentary noting that John made the game fun for them as well as notably improving their skills. In fact John made such a good impression that one of his players, Kelly Gukanovich, had returned at one time to help out with our Clinic teams.
John kept the organization focused on lacrosse and on our girls and young women, even during times of change and turmoil. His leadership set an example that lives on today in our organization.
John served for a number of years on the Girls Lacrosse Association of Anne Arundel County, both as a board member and as treasurer. He was also one of it's founding members and his presence is still felt today.
return to top
Dave Blaha - Service from 1997 through 2005
Some key items submitted with Dave's nomination:
Length of volunteer service ~ Long Term Continuous Service
Nature of service ~ Inspiring and Character Building for Our Youth
return to top
John Coffman - Service from 1998 through 2008
John Coffman joined our soccer and girls lacrosse program the way we all do, coaching his daughters, and with three of them that meant extended coaching assignments. John's dedication to coaching was ever evident and his manner positively resonated with the girls. For over a decade John impacted many young players and helped them to gain confidence and maturity. Outstanding in his results married with long-term excellence in delivery, John represents the very best in coaching.
John taught each player equally the skills of the sport and pulled together extraordinary team effort. However in the end, no matter how the season turned out, John maintained a calm demeanor that kept the players focused on improving their efforts as individuals and as teammates.
return to top
1. The General's List was established in December 2006 with the election of the new President of General's Highway Athletic Association. The List was incorporated into the new website. The 2005 award was retroactively given to be in conjunction with the Ron Blake award. The General's List honor was originally awarded by the President, but with the 2008 award, it was decided that the President would nominate and the Board had to approve by majority vote. There is no requirement to give the award every year, only to honor those as needed. Any member can suggest a nominee to the President.
return to top
New Privacy Policy


text:
Dear readers, take our four-minute survey!
HCN.org is getting a facelift. Don't miss the action.
Dear Reader,
HCN.org is getting a facelift! We're redesigning our website and want your input. We will continue to bring you the absolute best news coverage of Western issues, insightful storytelling and moving essays, but with even more timely stories and a fresh look that better represents High Country News in the digital age.
Whether you're a long-time subscriber or new to the club, please spend four minutes on this quick, anonymous survey. (You may also choose to be an early tester when our new website is near completion – for those of you who like to be ahead of the curve.)
Love HCN.org? Hate it? Still forming an opinion? We want to hear from you.
Many thanks from the High Country News team.


text:
(fix mem-leaks in the sample :))
|Line 278:
|Line 278:
it will not make sense to use callFunction in an application, but instead connect signals and slots directly between the application and the script.
This is the more practical way to use kross, and is described in more detail at [[Development/Tutorials/Kross/Connecting_Signals and slots in Kross|Connecting Signals and slots in Kross]].
This is the more practical way to use kross, and is described in more detail at [[Development/Tutorials/Kross/Connecting_Signals and slots in Kross|Connecting Signals and slots in Kross]].
|Tutorial Series
|Kross tutorials
|Kross introduction
|What's Next
|Scripts as plugins
|Further Reading
|Under Construction
|This page is under construction. This page is actively being developed and updated with new information, and may be incomplete. You can help by editing this page
This tutorial is intended to be a simple introduction to kross for the kde4 application writer in multiple scripting languages.
If you have already set up your environment as described in Getting Started/Build/KDE4, you can already use kross with the javascript language. You can choose optionally to install support for python and ruby from kdebindings. Either checkout and build kdebindings, or just the kdebindings/python and kdebindings/ruby subdirectories (Installing_a_subset_of_a_module).
cs KDE
svn co -N kdebindings
cd kdebindings
svn up python
svn up ruby
In this tutorial a simple dialog is created which contains a drop-down list and a label. When an interpreter is selected from the list, some scripting code is executed and the label text is updated in the script.
Create a krosshello folder in the kde-devel home directory (or choose another location). Create the following files and run cmakekde:
The main.cpp contains the entry-point for our sample application.
// First some Qt and KDE includes
// Also include the MainWindow class
int main (int argc, char *argv[]) {
// Used to store information about a program. KAboutData aboutData("krosshello", 0, ki18n("Kross Hello World"), "1.0", ki18n("Hello World application for Kross"), KAboutData::License_GPL, ki18n("(c) 2007"), ki18n("Some text..."), "http://kross.dipe.org", "firstname.lastname@example.com");
// Access to the command-line arguments. KCmdLineArgs::init( argc, argv, &aboutData ); // Initialize the application. KApplication app;
// Create and show the main window. MainWindow* window = new MainWindow(); window->show();
// Finally execute the application. return app.exec();
The main window class that is used to display the combobox which contains a list of available interpreters and the label which we like to change from within scripting code.
// The main window to display our combobox and the label. class MainWindow : public QWidget {
Q_OBJECT public: // The constructor. MainWindow(QWidget *parent=0); private Q_SLOTS: // This slot is called when the item in the combobox is changed. void interpreterActivated(const QString &); private: QLabel* lblHello; QComboBox* cmbInterpreters;
This code creates a simple dialog with a combobox showing available interpreters along with a label for displaying a message. The kross/core/manager.h and kross/core/action.h are included to provide kross functionality, which is invoked when a selection is made on the combobox. The code below makes the lblHello label available to scripts as a MyLabel object, and executes different code depending on the interpreter chosen.
// the constructor. MainWindow::MainWindow(QWidget *parent) : QWidget(parent) {
// Create the combobox where we display a list of // available interpreters. cmbInterpreters = new QComboBox (this); cmbInterpreters->addItem("Choose Interpreter", ""); // Now let's add the interpreters. Please note, that all // interpreters that are installed are displayed in the list. // Per default JavaScript will be always // available while Python, Ruby or other interpreters // may need to be installed before like explained at the // "Additional Bindings" section above. foreach(QString s, Kross::Manager::self().interpreters()) cmbInterpreters->addItem(s);
// Connect the combobox signal with our slot to be able to // do something if the active item in the combobox changed. connect(cmbInterpreters, SIGNAL(activated(const QString &)), this, SLOT(interpreterActivated(const QString &)));
// The label we want to manipulate from within scripting // code. lblHello = new QLabel("Hello", this);
// Put everything into a layout to have it shown in a // nice way. QVBoxLayout *layout = new QVBoxLayout; layout->addWidget(cmbInterpreters); layout->addWidget(lblHello); setLayout(layout);
// this slot is called when the active item of the combobox changes void MainWindow::interpreterActivated(const QString &strSelectedInterpreter) {
if(strSelectedInterpreter.isEmpty()) { // if no interpreter was selected, we display nothing. lblHello->setText("-"); return; }
// Set the name of the interpreter that should be used to // evaluate the scripting code above. It's not needed to set // it explicitly if we defined an external scripting file via // action.setFile() since then Kross will determinate the right // one. But since we set the scripting code above manually by using // action.setCode() we need to define explicitly what interpreter // should be used. action.setInterpreter(strSelectedInterpreter);
// Now let's add the QLabel instance to let the scripting code // access it. action.addObject(lblHello, "MyLabel");
// Finally execute the scripting code. action.trigger();
This CMakeLists.txt file is used to build our small example using cmake.
project (krosshello)
find_package(KDE4 REQUIRED) include_directories( ${KDE4_INCLUDES} )
set(krosshello_SRCS main.cpp mainwindow.cpp)
kde4_add_executable(krosshello ${krosshello_SRCS}) target_link_libraries(krosshello ${KDE4_KDEUI_LIBS} ${KDE4_KROSSUI_LIBS})
The next step is to extract the scripts into separate files. This has the obvious advantage of being editable without being recompiled. Edit the MainWindow::interpreterActivated in mainwindow.cpp to the following:
void MainWindow::interpreterActivated(const QString &strSelectedInterpreter)
if(strSelectedInterpreter.isEmpty()) { lblHello->setText("-"); return; }
QString filename;
Kross::Action action(this, "MyScript"); if(strSelectedInterpreter == "python") filename = "krosshello.py"; else if(strSelectedInterpreter == "ruby") filename = "krosshello.rb"; else if(strSelectedInterpreter == "javascript") filename = "krosshello.js"; else return;
action.setFile(filename); //action.setInterpreter(strSelectedInterpreter); action.addObject(lblHello, "MyLabel");
It is no longer neccessary to set the interpreter for the action explicitly. Kross chooses the correct interpreter based on the filename given in setFile().
For example, edit krosshello.py file to include the following:
import MyLabel
MyLabel.text = "Hello from inside a python file."
It is also possible to call a function and return the result to the application.
def reverseString(s):
s = s[::-1] return s
JavaScript sample that does the same like above but using the JavaScript language rather then Python.
function reverseString(s){
return s.split("").reverse().join("");
Add the above to krosshello.js or krosshello.py and edit the mainwindow.cpp again to include the following after action.trigger():
QVariantList arguments;
arguments << "Hello World";
QVariant result = action.callFunction("reverseString", arguments);
Usually it will not make sense to use callFunction in an application, but instead connect signals and slots directly between the application and the script.
This is the more practical way to use kross, and is described in more detail at Connecting Signals and slots in Kross.


text:
Andrew Lloyd Webber ruined everything
The running joke among theatre-goers was that the emperor wasn't wearing any clothes
Anne Wentworth 2:30 p.m., Oct. 17
407 Camino del Rio South, Mission Valley
Bali Thai Café just celebrated its first anniversary. That makes it an exception to the very short shelf life of most Indonesian restaurants in California, which typically open with bare-bones budgets and go under before they've found their "audience." Bali Thai has beaten the jinx by luck and by smarts.
Indonesian cuisine is intriguingly exotic, but it's never been as popular as Thai and Vietnamese cooking. Relatively few Americans have visited beautiful Bali, compared with the numbers of servicemen who came home from Vietnam with a newfound taste for the dishes they'd enjoyed on R&R in Bangkok or Saigon.
The luck is in the location. Admittedly, it's out of the way and hard to find, in a cul-de-sac office park across route 8 from Fashion Valley. Although it's just blocks from the fleshpots of Hillcrest, you can't get there from here except by looping around on route 8 and coming back west on Camino Del Rio. But the offices, hotels, and new luxury condos surrounding the restaurant offer a captive audience. The nearby competition consists of Benihana, El Torito, TGI Friday's -- and if I worked in the Crossroads Office Park, I'd be grateful to have a non-chain, ethnic alternative.
The smarts: The menu is half Indonesian, half Thai, attracting customers by offering a familiar cuisine alongside an exotic one. The chef-owner, Jim Chang, hails from Suriname, a former Dutch colony (like Indonesia) in the Guiana cluster of South America. He's been cooking Indonesian food since his teens, as has his Indonesian sous-chef. Balancing the mixture is a chef from Thailand. All three cross-train each other as they go.
Since Indonesian food is a rarity here, and since "Bali" comes before "Thai" in the restaurant's name, I concentrated on the former in my three visits. Among the Indonesian appetizers, corn fritters are a treat: They're puffy pancakes of fresh corn kernels, green onions, and egg held together by tempura batter. Called fricadelles dagoong in Indonesian, they're also common to Malaysia and to Thailand's southern peninsula. I tasted a Malay-Thai version two weeks ago at Lotus but prefer Bali Thai's lighter rendition. Another island dish, Tahu Goreng Isi, is a little challenging unless you love tofu: It consists of deep-fried, crisp-surfaced cakes of firm bean curd topped (not stuffed, Hakka-style) with a mound of ground pork and shrimp.
Don't miss the Soto Ayam, a chicken soup with a rich house-made broth colored golden with turmeric and flavored with lemongrass. In it float bean sprouts, sliced hard-boiled egg, chicken meat, and rice stick noodles. "Next time I have a cold, you gotta come down here and get me a quart of this stuff," I told my partner. "Better than Jewish chicken soup?" he asked. "Just as good," I said, "and more exciting."
Satays are popular throughout the South Pacific. Those served here are specifically Indonesian, their fragrant marinade whispering of cardamom. Cooked on a gas-fired grill topped with charcoal bricks, the chicken satay is delicious but the tender pork is even better. Each comes with a spicy red dipping sauce notable for an uncompromising blast of Thai fish sauce (nam pla), plus a peanut sauce that varies according to who's making it and how they feel that day. One evening, it was strongly flavored with palm sugar, garlic, and chili oil, with a cinnamon aftertaste; another evening, it held an up-front blast of cinnamon and no noticeable garlic. In any case, it's not your average mild-mannered peanut sauce.
Depending on whether Jim or his Thai chef is cooking, the Thai dishes often speak with a Balinese accent. They may be a little heavier and richer than what you'd typically eat in Thailand -- but they're also less Americanized than the dishes at most local Thai restaurants.
Case in point: Tom Kah Koong (a.k.a. Tom Kha Goong), coconut soup with shrimp. (Don't worry about the spellings on Thai menus. Thai's non-European alphabet is impossible to transliterate precisely, and the sounds vary, with [k], [kh], and [g] especially interchangeable.) Bali Thai's soup is rich and generous with thick coconut milk, plenty of large, juicy prawns, a scattering of mushrooms, and sliced onions -- but watch out! Unlike most Thai restaurants here, which strain the broth, at the bottom there's a tangle of fresh kaffir lime leaves, lemongrass stalks, and ginger and galanga slices. These are present to flavor the liquid, not to chew and swallow. (Consult Miss Manners for instructions on discreetly removing the roots and twigs should some bits sneak into your mouth.)
Green papaya salad is fancy, with whole cashews on top and separate heaps of shredded red cabbage, white cabbage, and carrots alongside, which you can mix in or not -- but I preferred the papaya part left intact. The secret, and it really is a secret, is the authentic addition of pounded dried shrimp and ground peanuts to the slightly spicy lime-juice dressing. Far too few San Diego Thai restaurants dare to use dried shrimp, and although they're invisible here, they lend depth to the flavor. Unfortunately, Bali Thai's tofu version of larb is the opposite of authentic. What you get is veggie sawdust overpowered by raw red onion. The alternative? Chicken sawdust larb overpowered by onion. Fuhgettaboudit, as we say in Phuket.
Some appetizers are neither Thai nor Indonesian but are the chefs' own inventions. Seafood Delight Rolls, hearty and forceful, are "inspired by" Thai cuisine. These are thick egg-roll wrappers stuffed with chunks of lump crab and shrimp, cellophane noodles, scallions, and a touch of hot chili. ("Of course we use real crab," chef Jim told me later. "If I used imitation crab I wouldn't call it Seafood Delight -- I'd call it Seafood Disgust.")
Crispy Calamari, by now a nonce dish from everywhere and nowhere, was a hit at my table one night. They live up to their title of crisp: The batter is thick but light, and the morsels stay crackly outside and tender within even as they cool. The sweet-sour dip complements them well. Firecracker shrimp are another house invention but a less successful one -- salty skewered grilled prawns wrapped in vast nests of deep-fried chow mein noodles. "A lot of people don't like all the noodles and mostly pull them off," said our waitress as she delivered the dish. We became some of those people.


text:
You may be wondering how to increase your sales on Amazon.com. If you are on the Professional selling plan, you can use the Amazon Selling Coach to see valuable information about your products and listings:
- Inventory that is low or out-of-stock
- Products that our customers are searching for that you may also want to offer
- Products that may benefit from Fulfillment by Amazon
- Products that match yours, but are being listed by other sellers at a lower price
- Listings that are missing important information
Amazon Selling Coach is updated periodically, so check frequently for new alerts about potential opportunities.
After you have tried the Amazon Selling Coach, please send us feedback by clicking the "Tell us what you think of this new feature" link.
We appreciate the feedback and suggestions we have received so far. Sellers have told us:
"Fantastic!!! Now I never have to worry about my best sellers running out of stock without me knowing!! THANK YOU!!"
"[The Coach] is easy to comprehend. I like seeing what customers look at before deciding to purchase my products."
To learn more, search for "Amazon Selling Coach" in seller Help.
If you are on the Individual selling plan and would like to learn more about the Professional selling plan, search for "selling plan" in seller Help.


text:
Rating: 1.0/5 (Total votes: 1)
From leading News website:
"Brawling Justin Bieber may face court for neighbour attack"
March 31 2013;
POP superstar Justin Bieber could face assault charges over his "spitting mad" confrontation with a neighbour, it was claimed yesterday. Police are asking to haul the star into court for criminal battery, a leading news website claims. He has been accused of pushing, spitting at and threatening to kill "MR Neighbour" in a fracas last week on the doorstep of his $6million mansion.
Bieber faces prosecution in Germany after trying to sneak his pet monkey Mally into the country.
Save Justin Bieber from court room now..
Tilt your device to aim and tap the screen to toss knives to free Justin Bieber!
Make sure not to miss or you will injure Justin Bieber.
You have only 60 seconds to free Justin.
Don't miss out...
Created for the beloved fans of Justin Bieber
- Easy to play
- Full high-resolution graphics
- Super addictive
If you love Justin Bieber and songs like "Baby", "One Time", "Somebody To Love", "One Less Lonely Girl", "Never Say Never", "Eenie Meenie", "U Smile" or "Love Me" then this is the app for you!
This is a parody of our favourite celeb Justin Bieber and a celebration of how much we love them!
» show all
FreewareAndroid - Free Downloads Android Market Apps, Applications, Games, APK, WiFi, Sync, GPS for Google Android OS


text:
2013+ GT / V6 & GT500 Hardtops & Convertibles Ford Mustang with Shelby Logos on RED
Ignour the shape of the mat in this red mat picture. The Mats will be the same size, style and fit as your oem mats, they will look like the black mats below. Logo choices are below featured on the black mats but will look the same on the red mats
Lloyds Heavy Plush brand is a top quality, semi-custom fit mat,
priced comparably to other universal mats and backed by a superior
10-year warranty
Heavy 40-ounce yarn superior to factory carpets
Polypropylene yarn resists soiling and most stains
Woven binding matches carpet color
Multi-layer backing maintains mat shape and protects OEM carpet
Rubber nibbed non-skid backing also provides moisture barrier
Easy-to-install Lloyd anchors mat fastening system
Absolutely stays put for optimum safety and durability
10-year warranty against defects in design, workmanship & materials
Lloyds Heavy Plush semi-custom automotive mats were created to
bridge the gap between poor fitting universal mats and higher priced
custom fit products. They feature a thick 40 ounce per yard mat face of
long lasting Polypropylene yarn, far heavier than original factory mats.
Heavy Plush material is designed to resist stains and soiling and has a
water-proof molded rubber nib backing to help keep them in place and
prevent moisture from reaching your original carpet.
Product 13/15
This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 12 April, 2012.
Found this item at a lower price but prefer to buy from Mrbodykit.com? As long as the item you have seen is readily available, & is not in an end of line sale, we will usually be able to price match.
Proud to
have warehouses in both the U.S.A. and Canada.
Conveniently ready to ship to both US and Canada locations making
shipping faster and more convenient for you.
MrBodykit.com is the best place to find the lowest prices on
performance and show parts for your modern mustang. At MrBodykit.com
you can find free shipping on all late model Mustang Parts &
Car Accessories excluding large items that require freight shipping.
When looking for Mustang Wheels, Tuners, Exhaust, Headlights, Tail
lights or any other type of Mustang Performance Parts, don't bother
shopping anywhere else - MrBodykit.com will match or beat any
advertised price that we carry in stock. Your satisfaction is
our top priority.
Ford, Ford Racing, Mustang, Mustang GT, Cobra & Bullitt are registered trademarks of Ford Motor Company. Mrbodykit has no affiliation with Ford Motor Company.
help? Call 1-866-610-2376 or 1-250-475-2376 | Phone support during
business hours Monday - Friday 8-4 Pacific Standard time.
© 2002-2019 Mrbodykit.com. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Our Services
All items are designed and
handmade by Heather Scott
All stones used are natural
semi-precious stones
Store Policies
Ordering Online with us is safe and secure!
We employ a method of interaction with our visitors that does not compromise credit card information. This online system is 100% secure.
We encourage you to feel comfortable using your credit card to conduct commerce on our site. If you wish, you may also send us a Postal Order (only) or a personal cheque. Personal cheques will delay your order as we must wait for your funds to clear before we ship any merchandise.
Please allow an additional 7-10 business days for shipping of your merchandise if paid by personal check. To order by cheque, just print the order form with your shopping cart contents from the order confirmation page and complete the necessary fields, then mail the form to the address above.
Goods are charged at price shown on the product pages on the date the customer places the order. Prices are correct at time of publication. Errors and omissions are excepted. Orders will be processed at our published prices, otherwise, in the case of any unexpected change in price, you will be informed and asked if you wish to reconsider your order before proceeding.
If we should receive a complaint about any part of our service, by phone, fax, e-mail or letter, then it will be dealt with promptly (we will reply within 5 working days). It will then be dealt with confidentially, and effectively.


text:
This event is hosted by NUS Department of Mathematics.
2 June 2018 - Over the weekends, alumni, friends, and family gathered for a parent-child baking class where the children nurtured his/ her creativity and confidence. All proceeds from this workshop go to FST Alumni Fund to support student study awards. Organized by NUS-Food Science & Technology Programme.
2-3 June 2018 - NUS volunteers consisting of undergrads, alumni, and friends from NUS Toddycats, the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum, and the Department Biological Sciences worked together to actively share stories, training field trips, workshops about the natural history of Singapore, otters and marine trash at the annual Festival of Biodiversity. Organized by the National Parks Board and the Biodiversity Roundtable.
23 June 2018 - Chocolate Appreciation Workshop. Enriching bean-to-bar chocolate appreciation workshop by Lemuel Chocolate based in Singapore. All proceeds from this workshop go to FST Alumni Fund to support student study awards. Organized by NUS-Food Science & Technology Programme.
7 July 2018 - Organised by the NUS Office of Alumni Relations in partnership with the Development Office, this event is co-hosted by the Faculty of Law and the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. Bukit Timah Homecoming 2017 welcomes NUS alumni who studied at and/or graduated from the Bukit Timah Campus.
Browse through our Gallery for past events.


text:
IT Management Slideshow: Cities With The Best Tech Jobs, Salaries
TechAmerica recently released its Cybercities 2010 report, which tracks key trends in high-tech employment, wages, establishments, payroll, employment concentration, and wage differential at the metropolitan level throughout the United States. "Most of the metro areas we examined lost tech jobs in 2009 as the full force of the economic downturn hit the industry," says TechAmerica vice president Josh James. "These are the types of jobs every city wants. They are very well-paid, with 57 of the 60 cybercities having average tech industry wages that are 50 percent higher than the average private sector wage. Three of those cybercities - Colorado Springs, Austin, and San Diego - have average tech wages that are more than double those of the private sector." The top 10 cybercities by high-tech employment in 2009 were New York, Washington, DC, San Jose/Silicon Valley, Boston, Dallas-Fort Worth, Los Angeles, Chicago, Seattle, Philadelphia, and Houston. But, 53 of the top 60 cybercities saw net job loss in 2009. "High-tech jobs make critical contributions to local economies in terms of innovation and high wages," says TechAmerica chair Phillip J. Bond. "But how to attract and retain them is the key question all mayors, city council officials, and local business leaders grapple with." All statistics in the report are based on data collected from all businesses in the United States by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics The data is for 2009, the most recent calendar year available at the time of publication.


text:
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Thursday Portrait.....
His 'Earthly' name is Reese.
His name on the planet Mojito in the
Spearmint Galaxy is Buster X.
He visits Earth every 555 years, mooches
off of a compassionate family for awhile,
then skeedattles back thru his worm-hole to
hang out with his friends until his next return
to our planet. The sunlight bothers him. Maybe he
shouldn't get his next pair of shades at a garage sale!
His most frequently spoken words are...Do we have any food?
He'll find out Thursday night, 8:00 PM EST.
12 comments:
- Brian Miller said...
haha...wanders out looking for food and that is about it eh...yep sounds like a kid...smiles.
- April 4, 2012 at 8:19:00 PM EDT
- lime said...
i think mu son must be one of his fellow planet mates based on the food consumption.
- April 4, 2012 at 10:50:00 PM EDT
- Christine said...
in six months this will be our fate too, the boy is already tired of hearing his mother cry weekly
- April 4, 2012 at 11:30:00 PM EDT
- izzy said...
"Two hollow legs and bottomless pit"
Seems to me all of childhood and young adulthood were like that!
- April 5, 2012 at 7:50:00 AM EDT
- moondustwriter said...
waiting for the installment of:55 ways to eat you out of house and home
- April 5, 2012 at 9:24:00 AM EDT
- the walking man said...
Buster X of the planet Mojito must not be too bad of a fella seeing as he is being chauffeured in something that is not a police car.
- April 5, 2012 at 10:53:00 AM EDT
- Akelamalu said...
Ah commonly known as a teenager?
I won't be playing 55 tomorrow G, I'm off on a jaunt. x
- April 5, 2012 at 1:05:00 PM EDT
- Jannie Funster said...
FOOD??? What kind of food?? Thanksgiving dinner? Apple crumble with vanilla Haagen Dazs?? Steak??? Enticing.
I bet he LOVES his daddy so much, and how could he not??!
- April 5, 2012 at 3:18:00 PM EDT
- hedgewitch said...
That's funny, I don't care who you are--or what planet you're from.
- April 5, 2012 at 4:19:00 PM EDT
- Sarah said...
I have no knowledge of these events.
- April 5, 2012 at 5:02:00 PM EDT
- Secret Agent Woman said...
I have one of those headed here tomorrow.
- April 5, 2012 at 7:20:00 PM EDT
- Other Mary said...
Hahaha - I've been visited by one of those too!
- April 7, 2012 at 11:34:00 AM EDT


text:
Back to Girl's U18 WCH
Live Scoring
Match Reports
Top Players
Press & News
Match Schedule
Team Rosters
Team Profiles
Coach Profiles
Qualification Tournaments
Competition System
General Info
Girls under 18, 2003 - Press Info
Press conference
Italy beat Czech Republic 3-2 (25-23, 19-25, 25-21, 20-25, 15-6) - duration 1:59
13-Aug, start time: 21:30, end time: 23:29 - Attendance: 200
Head coach of Italy, Luca Pieragnoli:
"The entire game was extremely nervous and because of that both teams did not what they are used to. Too many mistakes were made. We had goog and bad times in the match and fortunately we managed to remobilize ourselves in the tie-breaker in which our spiking improved a lot. Now we wait for the drawing of lots, but basically there is no difference for me against whom to play".
Captain of the Italian team, Veronica Angeloni:
"We are all extremely happy. During the game we made a lot of mistakes, especially in service. Also our spiking worked poorly , except for the fifth set".
Vladimir Pech, head coach of the Czech Republic:
"First of all let me congratulate the Italians. They played very well and I wish them all the best in the following games. nevertheless I claim that we lost also because of the first referee who took us away four points in the opening set and in the following ones he made many misjudgements as well. That broke my players down, visibly".


text:
April 16. 2013 10:22PM
Casino gambling foes, friends wage passionate battle
By GARRY RAYNO
State House Bureau
Whether the damage to the state's image is worth the increased revenue from casino gambling was the big question for opponents of a bill to allow one casino to operate in New Hampshire were asking at a public hearing Tuesday.
Supporters of Senate Bill 152 responded with questions of their own: Are casino opponents willing to live with the highest state college tuition in the country, inadequate mental health services and millions of dollars a year of New Hampshire money flowing into Massachusetts?
About 100 people attended the day-long hearing before the joint Finance and Ways and Means committee, which meets again today to begin reviewing the bill that last month passed the Senate, 16-8.
The House has never approved expanded gambling and gambling supporters acknowledge they have an uphill battle.
But supporters believe this time could be different because Massachusetts has approved three new casinos and one video slot machine facility.
"With intense competition from Massachusetts looming, the time to move forward is now to benefit New Hampshire while maintaining our brand as a safe, family-friendly state with a vibrant outdoor economy," said Gov. Maggie Hassan, who testified in support of the bill. "As we have proven before, we can do this the New Hampshire way."
She said casino revenue will help pay for higher education, hospital aid, school building projects and will create jobs.
Senate Finance Committee Chair and bill co-sponsor Sen. Chuck Morse, R-Salem, said the state has an opportunity it cannot afford to miss.
"Without the revenue from this bill, it will be difficult to fund the (state operating) budget," he said.
House budget writers did pass a budget without gambling revenues, but Morse has said without the casino revenue, about $100 million will have to be cut from the budget.
Opponents step up
Gambling opponents ranged from religious leaders to the hospitality industry to non-profit performing arts centers. They said adding a casino will change the state's image and create unfair competition that could close many small businesses.
"We'll risk losing everything we are known for - our mountains and lakes - and we'll lose our competitive advantage," said Bob Goodman, professor emeritus of hospitality management at the University of New Hampshire. "This casino bill insults our New Hampshire image, and there's no going back once the camel gets his nose under the tent."
Others said casinos target the most vulnerable citizens who do not know their poor odds of winning when playing the video slot machines.
Bob Schneider of Claremont said, "It is a regressive tax on the poor and the ignorant," while Sen. Jeanie Forrester, R-Meredith, said casinos would "taint the New Hampshire brand and cannibalize the profits of New Hampshire businesses."
The money
The bill would allow up to 5,000 video slot machines and 150 table games.
Supporters say it will provide up to $130 million annually for the state, while doing nothing will cost the state between $50 million to $80 million a year in lost revenue.
Under the bill, 45 percent of the state's share of gambling revenue - or about $50 million annually - would go to higher education.
The same amount of money would go to fix the state's roads and bridges, and 10 percent or about $10 million, would be used for North Country economic development.
The host community would receive 3 percent of net casino income, abutting communities 1 percent.
One percent would be for treating problem gamblers.
The bill has a hold harmless provision so existing charity gaming organizations would retain their current earnings.
A gaming enforcement unit would be established within the State Police, while the Lottery Commission would accept and review applications as well as oversee casino operations. The Attorney General's Office would conduct background checks on the applicants.
Law enforcement split
SB 152 has divided the law enforcement community, with the NH Troopers Association and NH Police Association supporting the bill, and the NH Association of Chiefs of Police and the Attorney General's Office opposed.
Seth Cooper, president of the Troopers Association, said the bill provides adequate regulations and enforcement, and noted casinos do increase motor vehicle and alcohol offenses, but not serious crime.
However, Deputy Attorney General Ann Rice disagreed.
"The income stream from gambling comes at a huge societal cost," Rice said. "There is a clear connection between the introduction of casino gambling and an increase in crime."
Others said while the bill limits expanded gaming to one "high-end, highly regulated casino on the state's southern border," once the foot is in the door, there will be more casinos and slot machines will be in every convenience store and bar.
Gambling opponent Lew Feldstein, who served on former Gov. John Lynch's Gaming Study Commission, said, "One casino will lead to unstoppable proliferation."
There will be a slot barn within 30 miles of any resident's home and in stores, restaurants and bars, he said, as has happened in every state that legalized casinos.
"I'd be willing to bet on it," Feldstein said. "I'll bet you double or nothing someone will be standing here in this well pushing for more (once one is here)."
Making it fair
Others support the bill's concept, but want to make sure everyone has an opportunity to compete for the one casino in an open and fair process.
Attorney Tom Leonard, who represents Green Meadow Golf Club in Hudson, which has an interest in competing for the facility, said the "time constraints in this bill work against an open and fair process."
The bill's prime sponsor, Sen. Lou D'Allesandro, D-Manchester, said he feels like former Rep. Larry Picket of Keene, who tried for years to pass a sweepstakes bill. Fifty years ago, Picket was finally successful.
"Larry proved that if you have the courage of your convictions and are willing to work tirelessly, you will succeed," D'Allesandro said.
The committee meets at 9:30 a.m. today to hear experts.


text:
Multi Site Scrape
I would like to create a tool that can serve two functions that will web scrape 6 different sites. Those sites are: [url removed, login to view], [url removed, login to view], [url removed, login to view], [url removed, login to view], [url removed, login to view] and [url removed, login to view]
1) I provide a list of URL's for these sites and I want the tool to return the following information: The sku/product ID, the price, and in stock/out of stock on the website. I want those results/data to be sent to a MySQL table on my PHP server. The list of URL's will be in another MySQL table on my PHP server that will be used to identify which pages to scrape. I want to be able to schedule this via a cron job.
2) I provide a list of product ID/SKU for 4 sites ([url removed, login to view], [url removed, login to view], [url removed, login to view], [url removed, login to view]) and a zip code (location code) then the tool will retrieve all local inventory from those 4 sites and insert into a MySQL table on my PHP server. I want to be able to schedule this via a cron job as well. The tool must be able to process each product ID/SKU in 15 seconds or less for all locations.
Local inventory examples:
[url removed, login to view] (product ID=19514400, zip=85001) There are many ways to do Walmart, so you may have a better option.
[url removed, login to view]
[url removed, login to view] (click on "store pickup & shipping" and enter "85001" in location")
[url removed, login to view] (click on "select a store" and enter 85001)
Please include "We've got this!" in your proposal so I know you are not an autobid and that you read through the requirements. Thank you!
I will provide a milestone of 50% when a working prototype is provided and I will release the second milestone of 50% once the project is complete.
39 威客就此工作平均出价 $651
Hi there, i can build a scraper by using Python which is stronger then any language. waiting for your kind response.
"We've got this!" Hello Sir, This is Kritwasha from Live Software Solution. I have carefully reviewed your project requirements. I assure you that I will deliver quality work, expected output and will meet d 更多
Dear Sir, We are in top 25 company in freelancer.com , we made lots of system and as well also earned more then 1000000+ USD and give us one chance then you will know our level of expertise and quality work 更多
I have 6+ years experience and I have done more then 50+ projects in my [login to view URL] note I am full feldged developers and work for 17 hours in a day.I am ready to start the project kindly open the private message box 更多
"We've got this!" Hi, We are 100% (Responsive website, Social media Integration) confident that we can complete this on time effectively. We will be available 12 hours a day via Skype, Email, Chat, & Phone so th 更多
Hello, I understood the initial scope of this project. Although i want to discuss further this job in order to prepare the final concept for this project. After Complete discussion over the call or in chat, i wi 更多
Hello ! We want to discuss about your project as we have experience in it. What Differentiates us from the other freelancers : # Experience of more than 5 years in Unity 3D, Xcode, CoCoa 2d, Phonegap and major 更多
Hi ! I can do this job for you, I've had experience more than 6 years with: + wordpress, php, mysql, css, css3, html, html5. + PSD to HTML, bootstrap to responsive website in all device. + Optimize , speed up site. 更多
Hi, this is Anshuman. I have 6 yrs of experience in scraping, crawling, processing and mining data. My previous projects include- [1.] Automated Crawling of Google for SEO Keywords [2.] E-Commerce Crawling. Crawling w 更多
Hi I have read your job description extremely carefully , so now don't need to worry we will give PROFESSIONAL work in MINIMUM PRICE and I am absolutely sure that our team can do the job very well but I have couple of 更多
HI Hello Sir, We have gone through the details you have provided and would be pleased to work on this with you to deliver the results that you have expected and We are sure you will not be disappointed if you give us 更多
Hey i can help you out with making a tool that will scrape the information from the sites and will store it. i have more than 3 years of work experience in this field and during this span of time i have scrapped many s 更多


text:
User talk:Vortex
From Openmoko
Currently generating OM2008.2, OM2008.8 & FSO builds on the Neo Freerunner from OE (bitbake - portage from first principles!). Painful & time consuming. I'll be sharing the pain here for the pleasure of others.
Generating openmoko environments on a venerable headless, X Windows-less Gentoo box. Last sync'ed on 20080823.
20080823: Starting with Rod Whitby's Mokomakefile, after a few informal & unsuccessful attempts at bitbaking and reading around, I've changed OM_GIT_BRANCH to ASU testing:
-OM_GIT_BRANCH := org.openmoko.dev
+OM_GIT_BRANCH := org.openmoko.asu.testing # ASU testing
Hopefully this will bring some stability to the chaos.
1st issue: make openmoko-qtopia-x11-image fails at /openembedded/packages/qtopia-phone/qtopia-phone-x11_git.bb, do_compile package qtopia-phone-x11-4.3.2+git0+dfc2b2c070c0b5feeeb073f1751f3cab8b8fc9a7-r39.1 appears to want a local, native libXtst available.
Not sure why. Perhaps for local qemu. emerge'd it locally & cranked the bitbake handle again.


text:
BLOOMSBURG, Pa. (AP) — A Pennsylvania gun show vendor is seeking probation for shooting a woman while demonstrating a holster.
Forty-four-year-old Geoffrey Hawk faces a simple assault charge. The Press Enterprise reports (http://bit.ly/1oStmOo ) he waived his preliminary hearing Wednesday.
Police say Hawk shot customer Krista Gearhart in the thigh during a June 28 gun show at the Bloomsburg Fairgrounds in central Pennsylvania. She was treated at a hospital and released.
Hawk, who is from Warminster, says he doesn't know how a bullet got into the semi-automatic pistol. All guns displayed at the show are supposed be unloaded.
Defense attorney Eric Winter says Hawk will apply for a program for first-time offenders that would allow him to clear his arrest record if he completes all its requirements.
Information from: Press Enterprise, http://www.pressenterpriseonline.com


text:
Executive Summary:
The Best of TechEd Awards—produced and presented by Windows IT Pro and SQL Server Magazine—recognize the most innovative products and services offered by Microsoft partners that exhibited at TechEd 2009, held in June 2009 at the Los Angeles Convention center. Here are our winners!
The Best of TechEd Awards—produced and presented by Windows IT Pro and SQL Server Magazine—recognize the most innovative products and services offered by Microsoft partners that exhibited at TechEd 2009, held in June 2009 at the Los Angeles Convention center.
Our judging panel consisted of Windows IT Pro and SQL Server Magazine editors who narrowed an impressive field of more than 170 submissions down to 35 finalists in 13 categories. Onsite in Los Angeles, Technical Director Michael Otey, Editor in Chief Jeff James, and Executive Editor Sheila Molnar interviewed the finalists and evaluated the products to determine a final list of winners.
Our judges evaluated the entries based on three criteria: strategic importance, competitive advantage, and value to customers. We also selected a Best Microsoft Product, and show attendees cast their own votes to determine the winner of the prestigious Attendees' Pick Award.
Breakthrough Product: Data Robotics—DroboPro
DroboPro is a new storage array that employs an innovative storage-virtualization platform to provide a scalable, easy-to-use storage option for SMBs. No need to remember annoying details like the differences between RAID 0, RAID 1, and RAID 5—DroboPro figures that out for you.
Best Microsoft Product: Microsoft—Microsoft SQL Server 2008
Few products are as integral to a modern business IT infrastructure as SQL Server 2008. It serves as the foundation for many other Microsoft applications and is rapidly adding features that make it a top-notch business intelligence platform, as well.
Business Intelligence: DevExpress—DevExpress Analytics
DevExpress Analytics provides Pivot Grids and Charts for Winforms and ASP.NET AJAX. It has comprehensive data mining and analytics, and provides an elegant charting and graphing library.
Database Administration: xkoto—GRIDSCALE for SQL Server
xkoto's GRIDSCALE for SQL Server emulates SQL Server and sits between applications and SQL Server systems. It's an active-active system with no downtime, so there's continuous availability, and no single point of failure. It's several times faster than the competing Oracle RAC, which could make it compelling to enterprises considering a switch.
Database Development: Quest Software—Quest Toad for SQL Server
A fully featured development tool for managing SQL Server, Quest Toad for SQL Server is particularly useful for businesses running multiple versions of SQL Server. It connects to SQL Server 2000 or later and provides advanced T-SQL performance tuning and transaction log recovery.
Developer Tools: AVIcode—Avicode Intercept Studio
AVICode Intercept Studio is a .NET application monitoring product that you use to detect and troubleshoot .NET applications. Intercept Studio also employs a low-overhead approach that makes it ideal for tracking application performance throughout the development lifecycle.
Hardware, Networking, and Storage: HP— StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array
A virtualized midrange storage array, the HP StorageWorks Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) offers an impressive amount of performance and flexibility at a competitive price point. Products in the EVA range can support from 96 to 324 individual drives and storage capacities ranging from 96TB to 324TB.
Messaging: Sherpa Software—Mail Attender for Exchange
Sherpa Software's Mail Attender for Exchange provides Exchange administrators with a flexible toolbox of useful Exchange utilities, ranging from automated scheduling of common policies to flexible transfer/migration rules.
Productivity and Collaboration: Axceler—ControlPoint
Axceler ControlPoint helps IT pros get better control of their SharePoint environment through permissions management, content management, in-depth usage analysis, policy enforcement, and flexible alerts and scheduled analyses.
Security: Specops Software—Specops Password Reset
Dealing with users who've forgotten their passwords can consume a lot of time for IT administrators, and it's a problem that Specops Password Reset provides an elegant solution for. This product gives users the power to recover and change their passwords themselves, all while maintaining overall system security.
Software Components and Middleware: JNBridge—JNBridge Pro
JNBridge Pro is an essential tool for businesses using both .NET and Java applications. JNBridgePro lets you join .NET and Java applications at the object, class, and component level. If your development work has you straddling the worlds of .NET and Java, JNBridge Pro should be in your software toolbox.
Systems Management and Operations: Double-Take Software—Double-Take Move
Double-Take Move can streamline the most onerous migration tasks, thanks to smart technology that can perform migrations and move workloads seamlessly between physical-to-physical (P2P), physical-to-virtual (P2V), and virtual-to-physical (V2P) environments across disparate hardware platforms.
Virtualization: VMware—Virtual Infrastructure 3.5
VMware's Virtual Infrastructure 3.5 sets the virtualization standard for enterprises today. It combines a rock-solid, highly scalable virtualization platform with a host of high-availability and dynamic VM-management features.
Attendees' Pick: DevExpress Analytics
Developer Express also won in the Attendees' Pick category, with DevExpress Analytics emerging as the most popular product as voted by hundreds of TechEd show attendees.


text:
Vampire Circus takes place in a town where the women and children are constantly being taken murdered by the vampire "Count Mitterhaus." The townsmen finally take up arms against the Count and slay him, provoking the vampire to swear vengeance on the town. Fifteen years later the townspeople are dying from a plague and in the midst of this, a circus shows up to entertain the town. Some of the members of the circus are vampires, and some of them aren't, yet their sole intent seems to be to murder everyone they come in contact with. What then follows are
What happened to that kid's mum? The world may never know.
"The Woman in Black," starring Daniel Radcliffe, is a film that relies upon atmosphere. It practically oozes it, from the beginning scenes of Victorian London (dank, sorrowful, and dirty) to the dilapidated haunted manor that takes up much of the film's setting. Unfortunately, atmosphere alone can't carry a film, and in the end "The Woman in Black" is a good movie but I wouldn't go so far as to call it great.
In a recent interview with Digital Spy, Hammer exec Simon Oakes talks briefly of what is in store for the new Hammer films.
This weekend the podcast crew is sitting down to soak in Hammer's remake of "The Woman in Black", buzz seems to be positive so far, although admittedly I go out of my way to avoid anything about films before I see them.
It's been some time since I've mentioned it last, but you may remember that I have a third podcast with my friends Brother D and Need a Nickname Scott over at Mail Order Zombie.
This week we talk about the latest film from Hammer studios, bearded night intruders, and Hilary Swank's controversial hotness.
New concept posters for "Let Me In", Matt Reeves remake of the Swedish vampire film "Let The Right One In". Not a whole lot to latch on to at this point considering they haven't even cast the roles yet, but they're semi-interesting if you're invested in how this will turn out.
"Gatekeeper" is a "zomcom" (their words) starring Lea Thompson, Judge Reinhold and Ron Perlman. It has a great cast, but their selling point is sure to make you cringe, "Shaun of the Dead" for American audiences... because you know, us stupid Americans can't watch a movie with British accents (?)
Platinum Dunes will be revealing something big for "A Nightmare on Elm St." at comic-con this year. In his blog, producer Brad Fuller also calls you an "idiot" if you don't think anyone else can play Freddy Krueger. Make your own judgements about his limited vocabulary.
Proably NSFW clip from "Antichrist"... you've been warned.
The first images from Thomas Jane's directorial debut "Dark Country" have surfaced. The film is about a couple who decides to get married in Vegas, but along the way they run into an accident victim who quickly turns their vacation into a nightmare.
Stephen King's "The Cell", which we last heard was NOT being made by Eli Roth, is being adapted into a 4 hour mini-series.
Wes Craven expects a "Scream 4" script by August for him to peruse, although he's told the Weinstein's that he's not necessarily interested in directing, a gig which they would like him to take. At this point he's not even sure what the film's about, but writer Kevin Williamson has a whole new trilogy in mind, with Courtney Cox and David Arquette reprising their roles from the original series.
Eli Roth is considering directing the remake of "Funhouse". The funny thing is, he goes on and on about what he thinks was wrong with the first film and could be corrected in a remake, and I'm pretty sure he's talking about all the parts of that film I actually liked! Oh, Eli. Will our love/hate bromance ever stop?
In New York City and want to see some Japanese weirdness? Well here you go, on Friday, June 26th you can take in a screening of "Vampire Girl vs Frankenstein Girl" at the New York Asian Film Festival. I'm not making any promises, but there is a hot Japanese school girl on the poster art, so at least they know their audience.
FOX isn't crazy about handing the reigns of the "Alien" franchise over to a rookie director (Carl Erick Rinsch), one who was hand-picked by Ridley Scott himself. Instead, rumor has it that they're trying to get Scott to commit to directing, which he hasn't seemed interested in up until this point. It's kind of funny they worry about the franchise NOW, after two pretty mediocre "Aliens vs Predator" films.
Next up on the remake block: The 1974 Hammer flick "The Legend of the 8 Golden Vampires". Any Hammer fans out there want to give their impressions of the original?


text:
DeSean Jackson stood by the comment he made over a week ago that he thought Michael Vick wasn't "as comfortable as he usually is" running the Eagles offense.
Some interpreted the wide receiver's response, given when he was asked by NFL Network about the quarterback, as Jackson criticizing Vick.
"I just stated what it was. I'm real and I can do that," Jackson said Friday. "I feel like as long as I've been here and done what I've done for the city, I [could say] he wasn't comfortable in the pocket because of blitzes and certain things.
"It's nothing bad against him, it's just him seeing a lot of different crazy things. That's something we have to do as a team, coaches and with the scheme to make sure he's comfortable."
Jackson made his original comment before the Eagles lost to the Saints, 28-13, on Monday night. Vick completed 22 of 41 passes for 272 yards with a touchdown pass and an interception in New Orleans, but he was under constant duress mostly because of the issues on the offensive line.
In a separate interview last week with The Inquirer, Jackson gave backup Nick Foles a vote of confidence and said that he thought the rookie quarterback would be ready if needed. But he also maintained his allegiance to Vick as he did again this Friday.
"Yeah, definitely," Jackson said. "It's just been times when there's been some things he's struggled with. But as a professional he knows what he needs to do, and I think he'll get it done."
Vick may be running out of time to get it done. The closer the Eagles get to being eliminated from playoff contention the closer Andy Reid will be forced to go with Foles.
The 3-5 Eagles host the 3-5 Cowboys on Sunday. The Eagles swept Dallas last season. Jackson has had some memorable games against the NFC East rival. He's also been shut down by the Cowboys in several meetings.
Jackson, who leads the Eagles with 37 catches for 624 yards, is on pace to set career marks in both categories. He hasn't dropped a pass all season. He said he isn't concerned with individual accolades, however, and just wants to end the Eagles' four-game losing streak.
"We're just trying to win games, bro, that's all," Jackson said. "That's all that matters to me right now. You can't worry about anything else. We got to worry about our job, working hard and winning."


text:
Carscape Universal Bucket Cover
Durable Duralin polyester with vinyl backing from Carscape resists tears and punctures and is completely waterproof. Fully machine washable. Protect your vehicle's upholstery and give your pet a more comfortable ride at the same time. Bench Seat Cover Features: Durable and waterproof Made of Duralin Polyester to resist tears and punctures. Fast and east to slip on and off for great protection when you need it. Slips over entire seat back to protect the front, side and all of the rear of the seat. Includes belt buckle pass-through for use with pet harnesses. Machine washable. Machine dry on permanent press cycle for fast and easy care. Slips over top of headrests for full protection. Stays cool in the summer and warm in the winter. Bucket Car Seat Cover Features: Made using soft et durable 600 denier Duralin polyester. Vinyl coating on fabric makes it completely waterproof and safely protects your vehicle's cloth or leather surfaces. All seams are double top-stitched with 69 lb. nylon thread for extra strength. Edges are bond using 300 denier nylon binding. Machine washable with warm or hot water. Machine dry on permanent press cycle for fast and easy care. Fast and easy to slip on and off. Note: Not for use on seat mounted side airbags. Note: Bench seat covers for cars come in a two-piece design. Bench seat covers for SUV's, minivans and the bucket seat covers come in a one-piece design. see more...
Top Questions No one has asked a question yet! Be the first!
Carscape Universal Bucket Cover
Reviews (0)
Be the first to review this item!
Start your review of Carscape Universal Bucket Cover!
How would you rate this product?
Did you forget to choose a rating for your review?
Looking for
your answer?
Be the First to Ask a Question