text:
KCT Kart City
MacArthur Highway, Tarlac City, Tarlac
- 4 Reviews
- 0 Recommend
- 4 Reviewers
Primary Details
- Category:
- Amusement Park
- Business Hours
- Open: 3:00p - 2:00a
More Info
- 3:00p - 2:00a
- 3:00p - 2:00a
- 3:00p - 2:00a
- 3:00p - 2:00a
- 3:00p - 2:00a
- 3:00p - 2:00a
- 3:00p - 2:00a
Most Recent Reviews
For the driving experience, please note that I don't know how to drive a car so my review is really for a newbie.
The race track allowed me to practice on my turns every now and then, but also has enough space for those who would want to speed up even when turning. There was also one part for a straight lane, where I got the chance to step on my full accelerate mode (for good 3 seconds).
The feel of the asphalt debris throwing into your face and the urge to speed things up were a good adrenaline rush experience. I started to get the hang of this driving, only to find out my 5minute limit is up! This, for P250.
I appreciated how they value driving safety. They stopped selling of tickets after foreseeing the rain. They even refunded the tickets to those who werent able to complete their 5 minute drive.
I also loved how they are able to make the experience and enjoyable for the whole family. KCT has a lot of things to offer apart from the Go Kart. They have free playground, videoke rooms, cafe and diner. They also have different amenities to make your stay comfortable. So if you are not a fan of Go Kart, you can still enjoy the place.
My recommendations for the place though are the ff:
*Provide automated photo spots inside the race track so people find more value in their experience. Suggested spots are on the starting grid, one of the turning points and the end of the straight lane. They can even sell those photos for extra income.
*Provide an LCD monitor so next in line customers get more excited.
*Provide a helmet that has GoPro device. Customers can get a copy of the video for a fee.
Overall, I LOVED the experience and would surely recommend to friends.
- No. of Comments: 6
- No. of Likes: 6 Likes
250 pesos for 5mins lap. Well not bad because you'll get bored because of the same track. Easy to control gears and just enjoy the race!!!!! Hahaha
- No. of Comments: 0
- No. of Likes: 0 Likes
Kart city has been there for years. Ive seen the expansion and how it was developed. If you pass by tarlac do not forget to drop by kart city it is just within mcarthur hway and right across sm tarlac, everyone is familiar about kart city coz it is a well known hangout place in tarlac and you wont get lost coz it it just in front of sm. if you love adventures try the go kart, you can legally drive even when ur drunk and the food is good and affordable. They also have ktv rooms as well.
- No. of Comments: 4
- No. of Likes: 2 Likes
When in Tarlac City and you're looking for a place to hangout with your friends over coffee, heavy or light meal or grab some bottles of beer, Kart City is your best bet. They've got their own restaurant, cafe, videoke rooms even, bar and race track for those who would like to add a little adventure to their day.
Their circuit wasn't bad at all. It was well maintained. Same goes with their facilities. Don't expect professional Kart Racer type of circuit. It's more of those Enchanted Kingdom types, only better.
120php for 5 laps or 200php for 10 laps. They also have double seater go karts. Kart, Eat and/or drink - no matter how you put these in order, they will all be catered in this place
Just be ware of their servers. They're not so attentive and you have to try a couple of times before they notice you
- No. of Comments: 1
- No. of Likes: 5 Likes


text:
Dr. Donald Milione
Practice Statement
If you have neck or back pain you will be seen today. For over 25 years Dr. Milione has provided therapy for severe neck and back pain, sciatica, headaches and other spine related ailments. He has appeared on Good Day New York and other television programs. Dr. Milione uses traditional examination and advanced neurological testing procedures in order to assess and manage the patient's condition. His office is conveniently located on Manhattan's Upper East Side.
330 East 79th Street
Suite 1C
New York, NY 10075
- Chiropractor
In-Network Insurances
- Aetna
- Anthem Blue Cross
- View all
Book an Appointment
330 East 79th Street, Suite 1C New York, NY, 10075

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Zoya's Starla on it's own is not very exciting. I've worn it before. I used Sinful Color's A Slice to Go as the first coat color. It's more opaque than the Zoya polish. I got that perfect shade of Barbie pink I wanted to achieve.
The one sparkly is Wet n Wild Sparked. I couldn't resist. I am addicted to glitter polish. It's such a bear to remove it though.


text:
- This event has passed.
I/DD Division
January 24, 2017 @ 9:30 am - 11:30 am
|Recurring Event (See all)
An event every month that begins at 9:30am on day Fourth of the month, repeating until January 23, 2018
The Intellectual/Developmental Disability (I/DD) Division meets on the 4th Tuesday of each month from 9:30am – 11:30am in The Alliance Rocky Hill office.
If you have any questions, please contact Julia Wilcox.


text:
|By Admin1 (admin) (184.108.40.206) on Monday, March 29, 2004 - 9:45 am: Edit Post
Edward J. Piszek developer of the Peace Corps Partners in Teaching English, dies in Philadelphia
Edward J. Piszek developer of the Peace Corps Partners in Teaching English, dies in Philadelphia
Mrs. Paul's co-founder Piszek dead at 87
Published Sat, Mar 27, 2004
By BILL BERGSTROM, Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Edward J. Piszek, co-founder of the Mrs. Paul's frozen fish empire and a friend of Pope John Paul II, died Saturday. He was 87.
Piszek died of bone cancer at his home in Fort Washington, north of Philadelphia, surrounded by family members, said his son, Bill Piszek.
Edward Piszek had worked at General Electric Co. and Campbell Soup Co. before he formed Mrs. Paul's Kitchens Inc. in 1946 with $350 and the help of a friend, whom he bought out in the 1950s. When he sold the company in 1982, annual sales topped $100 million.
"Mrs. Paul's was no little fish by the time he got done with it," Bill Piszek said.
Edward Piszek bought and shipped equipment to Poland to fight the tuberculosis that devastated the country during the 1960s and befriended the pope, then Cardinal Karol Wojtyla of Krakow, in 1964. He donated 10 million pounds of food during Poland's food shortages in the early 1980s.
Piszek also developed the Peace Corps Partners in Teaching English, which sends teachers to European countries, and helped airlift food to Ukraine after the Chernobyl nuclear plant explosion in 1986.
Bill Piszek, 44, recalled meeting Presidents Nixon, Reagan, Carter and George W. Bush in the company of his father.
Edward Piszek also founded the Copernicus Society of America to inform those of Polish descent about their heritage, and provided equipment for Little League baseball in Poland. In 1992, he received the Rotary International Award for World Understanding and Peace.
Piszek is survived by four children and 12 grandchildren.


text: Saw on the Xbox marketplace today that there's a demo coming for this soon, almost wet myself. the Mass Effect series are by far the best Sci-Fi RPG games I have ever played by a long mile. The arching storylines, with the good/bad system that was introduced in Mass Effect 2, really pull you in and make you feel like you're playing a huge budget Hollywood blockbuster more than a game. The graphics are slick as they come and the combat system is nails. The way in which you can edit your character also adds a further depth to an already enthralling game. So in no shorter terms, I CAN'T FUCKING WAIT FOR THIS GAME! Enjoy the trailer.


text:
The Grimwade Centre for Cultural Materials Conservation develops Australia's capacity to conserve our continuing cultural record. Through teaching and learning, research and engagement in cultural materials conservation, we enable individuals and communities to explore their past, create identity and community in the present, and access their heritage into the future.
As the only centre of its kind in Australia, we combine the theory and practice of cultural materials conservation and deliver conservation education, research and community commercial programs of international reach and relevance. Our approach is led by academics and industry practitioners and supported by national and international partners. Grimwade Centre students have access to unique interdisciplinary expertise across the Arts and Science faculties and The University of Melbourne's vast cultural collections on campus.
The Grimwade Centre is housed in state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities on Swanston Street thanks to the extraordinary generosity of the Cripps Foundation. The Grimwade Centre is part of the School of Historical and Philosophical Studies in the Faculty of Arts.


text:
ABB's website uses cookies. By staying here you are agreeing to our use of cookies.
Learn more
Search now
There was a problem with your request. Please fill in required fields
E-mail address *
Password *
Sign up for a myABB account to access some of our online services
Sign up
You are being logged in as:
Read more about the RobotStudio Subscription Model to understand the contents of a RobotStudio purchase.
Release date: 20181101Size: 2.2 GB
OPC Server and RobotStudio SDK, FlexPendant SDK and PC SDK are available from:
Release date: 20181107Size: 17.1 Mb
Release date: 20181107Size: 28 Mb
Release date: 20181203Size: 59 MB
Release date: 20181107Size: 112 Mb
Release date: 20181107Size: 47 Mb
Release date: 20181107Size: 98 Mb
Release date: 20171107Size: 22 Mb
Release date: 20170825Size: 252 Mb
Release date: 20181101Size: 815 MBIncludes TuneMaster, TestSignal viewer, and EDS files.
Release date: 20150902Size 17 Mb("RobotWare Additional Option")
Release date: 20150910Size 15Mb("RobotWare Additional Option")
Release date: 20180629Size: 51 Mb
Release date: 20150622Size: 114 Mb
Size: 30 MbFree use(RobotStudio is also required. See download link above.)
Release date: 20180427Size: 3.81 Mb
Thank you for your inquiry and interest in ABB.We will get back to you as soon as possible.
An error occurred and your inquiry could not be sent.Please try again later or go to https://new.abb.com/contact-centers


text:
ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Del. Heather Mizeur is scheduled to announce her running mate in her bid for governor.
Mizeur says she will make her choice public on Wednesday at an American Legion Post in Silver Spring.
Mizeur is a Montgomery County Democrat. She has represented the county in the House of Delegates since 2007.
She is running against Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown and Attorney General Doug Gansler for the Democratic nomination for governor.
Brown has named Howard County Executive Ken Ulman as his running mate. Del. Jolene Ivey, of Prince George's County, is running with Gansler.


text:
Well it's spring! Of course with that time of the year comes the one thing we all dread doing: spring cleaning. Even if it can be full of stress and strain, spring cleaning is proven to make your home feel healthier and improve productivity. To make it a less stressful cleaning, it's best to plan it all out. Set aside a few days and write a list of the things that need to be done. Then start early in the morning and make sure you take breaks throughout the day.
If you don't feel like doing spring cleaning but your house has become an eyesore, the Handy cleaning company can be your all-time cleaning buddy. They allow you to order a home cleaner, plumber, or handyman using your iPhone or cellphone. Handy screens all their employees with background checks and personal interviews to make sure they have the right people to provide the best service. If you don't like the service that they provide when cleaning your house, they offer money-back guarantee and cover replacement costs if anything was damaged.
Two years after they launched, the Handy company hit over $1 million bookings per week. Since then, Handy has been able to fulfill many customers' needs as simple and easy as they possibly can. This company was founded by Oisin Hanrahan and Umang Dua. Oisin experienced many difficult times trying to find a good cleaning service while he was studying at a college in Ireland. After enduring these times, he decided to develop the company Handy.
As stated, if you live the busy, bustling life but still wish you could do some spring cleaning, Handy can definitely help. Spring cleaning is part of life that you definitely don't want to skip on. You don't have to stress upon tackling this job. If you want to do it yourself, make sure you stock up on all the cleaning equipment you need and start with the hardest part first: the kitchen. If you decide to let a great cleaning company do the work, don't hesitate to give Handy a call!
Download The Handy App today!
Additional Links:


text:
It was 3:30PM of March 2nd, 2017. The GCG Staff had prepared. Expectations were high and the test was on. And, yes! The GCG team in Saint Maarten successfully provided 1,744 meals, at the same time, to three different wide body air craft's from KLM, Air Caraibes and Air France airline companies.
General Manager, Peter Cox shares the story: "This was achieved through meticulous planning and coordination of the efforts of the team amidst the challenges with the limited refrigeration space and only two ramp spaces for loading. We just made it work. Again we celebrate this moment which was challenging since the flights were to be served at the same time which is unusual in Saint Maarten. I again thank and congratulate my entire crew who made this occasion fantabulous!"
Please join us in congratulating the GCG Saint Maarten team for a great job!


text:
Don't you find it strange that only young able bodied males are arriving in Europe? Where are the women and children? Where are the elderly?
Where they're from is full of violence and destruction. I would be very wary of them coming to my country. And I find it more strange for them to just suddenly abandon their homes. What kind of people do that? Last I checked most people fight.
Very strange, I sense nothing but bad here.
Look at cologne, look at Greece, look at calais. Europe is not big enough to hold more than 10 million people, especially if they try to undermine the law and violate Women's rights. Islamic state may also try to use the chaos to their advantage, by hiding among the improperly processed crowds.
Many migrants hold anti-European values. They commit crimes and bring their hateful ideology and values to Europe. We must stand against this. Even if some are legitimately refugees(A large number aren't), we can't, and shouldn't, allow any of them in. Why can't other Middle Eastern countries take in these people?
Most Middle Eastern migrants are Muslim, and the Muslim culture typically migrates to other cultures, complain that they are not feeling welcomed and that makes people attempt to appease them. Then, they cry discrimination and eventually demand Sharia Law. That is how they take over. The Middle East was at one time filled with many religious, but is now predominantly Muslim. That is their M.O.
The Muslim/Arab world is big enough and rich enough to support
These migrants. They have many things in common - cuisine, language, women treated like objects of desire and free labor.
They do not have to face racism, culture clash and language problem.
Stay happy and be happy with their own folks. If they desire so
Much to be in the west - ASSIMILATE !!!!!
Cultures are delicate, and shouldn't be taken as a light matter. Here in the United States it may be difficult for people to understand, but most of the world is not used to foreigners and a large diversity of culture. Just like how a person moving to a foreign country can cause culture shock for them, moving a country into a continent can cause culture shock, but on a massive scale.
Culture is not static it is also different to each of us. Also if you posit that the influx of immigrants changes our culture I posit that we change theirs. You may not see an improvement but your kids will, for the betterment of us all.
American culture was very different before the Europeans arrived.
Scientific studies have shown that migrant populations to a new country are imprisoned for violent crimes at nearly half the rate of native-born citizens. Although they come from different cultures and religious groups than are historically found within those countries, the history of those countries is so deep and well-documented that it will never truly die off. There is no viable reason not to allow people of different cultures to share in it and broaden it with their own contributions.
Migrants from the Middle East who are living in Europe are not a threat to European culture. People can often come from more than one culture, and most know how to respect other peoples' cultures. Migrants are not changing European culture, they are more living alongside it, and both groups will learn about the other culture as a result.


text:
We're really winding down on the fantasy regular season, so hopefully your roster is getting tuned up with final preparations for an upcoming playoff run. Week 9 was thankfully light on significant injuries and this week we get many explosive fantasy options back on the board that were on bye a week ago. This week, we're down to four teams on bye this week, but they all are also littered with players that we've been counting on in lineups. Make sure that all Oakland, Baltimore, Kansas City and Philadelphia players are out of your lineups early in the week. If your playoff hopes have all but been dashed, don't worry, there's still DFS for another eight full weeks.
As for the token disclaimer, the goal of this article is to provide a top-down, statistical snapshot for each game each week, running down weekly point spreads, team totals, play calling splits, and statistical bullet points on the players and teams involved. Although we're focusing strictly on PPR league scoring here as a baseline, there's more than enough to spread around across formats and daily leagues. The reason we're operating under a PPR umbrella is it allows us to cover a larger portion of the players involved in action weekly.
Lastly, as the author, it's imperative that I note that this is NOT a start/sit column, rather an expectations column. The labels for each subset of players for each game are simply a vehicle for those expectations and have a different context for each player that you can find at the end of the column. I encourage that you use the game by game tables and data points here in conjunction with the Start/Sit column posted weekly by Nick Mensio, Pat Daugherty's rankings in the Goal Line Stand, Evan Silva's Matchup's column, Ray Summerlin's Waiver Wired and most importantly, your own information and thought process. Remember, you control your own team. With that out of the way, let's hit all the Week 10 games with a PPR light…
Seahawks @ Cardinals
Trust: Russell Wilson (you often have to wait until the second half to get the points flowing, but he's scored 20 or more points in five of his past six games and has averaged 17.5 points over his past five Thursday Night games), Doug Baldwin (he should avoid Peterson for the majority of the night and has double-digit targets in all three games since the bye), Jimmy Graham (he's dealing with an ankle issue, but has been a top-10 scoring tight end in six straight games with double-digit points in each of those games while Arizona has allowed a top-6 scoring week to every starting caliber tight end they've faced)
Bust: Adrian Peterson (his fantasy viability has tethered to game script, which we can't count on being favorable here while Seattle has shored up their early season run struggles), John Brown (he hasn't more than three catches in a game since Week 1 and has just two over his past two games playing primarily with Stanton), Drew Stanton (he game-managed his way to a QB19 scoring week against the 49ers, a far better matchup, even with Seattle dinged up a bit defensively), Larry Fitzgerald (he's only a flex play as he's been a WR2 or better in three of eight games and now carries a WR3 ceiling with Stanton), SEA RBs (Thomas Rawls looks like he's at the front of the carousel this week, but Wilson has led the team in rushing in each of the past two games while Arizona is ninth in yardage allowed to opposing backfields), Paul Richardson (he's always a threat to score while Wilson is playing so well, but even if the Cardinals choose to play things straight up defensively, he'll draw Peterson in coverage the most and has had more than three catches in a game just twice), Tyler Lockett (he's nursing a shoulder injury and has been far to unreliable, topping 30-yards receiving in just three of eight games)
Editor's Note: DFS pro Andy Means, shares four players you should build around in Week 10. Find the plays here!
Jets @ Buccaneers
Trust: Josh McCown (he's had at least 15 points in five of his past seven games while the Bucs are 30th in passing points per game allowed), Robby Anderson (he has double-digit points in four straight games while Tampa Bay has allowed the most points per game to opposing wide receivers), Bilal Powell (he's been a top-10 scorer in four of the six games he's played with Forte out or playing fewer 20 percent of the snaps while Tampa Bay is 24th in yards from scrimmage allowed to opposing backfields)
Bust: Doug Martin (the Jets run defense has been hit or miss over the past month and Tampa should go back to giving him touches given their losses on offense this week, but even with touches, he's been an RB3 or lower in each of his past three games), O.J. Howard (two or fewer receptions in every game except for one), Austin Seferian-Jenkins (you can chase a touchdown with McCown in a good spot, but he's yet to clear 50-yards in a game with fewer than 30-yards in three straight while Tampa Bay is allowing the fourth-fewest points per game to tight ends), Jermaine Kearse (similar to ASJ, you can chase the spot elevating him into the WR3 mix, but if Kearse doesn't score, he hasn't been useful, averaging a WR52 finish in his six games without a score), Chris Godwin (he's a deep-league dart, but I prefer Humphries and Brate to soak up the vacated opportunity left by Evans), Elijah McGuire (he's in a deep bucket of RB3/flex options, but has not been involved as a pass catcher and has been ineffective with his opportunities over the past five weeks, rushign 38 times for 81 yards)
Reasonable Return: DeSean Jackson (he gets a bump with Mike Evans suspended while Morris Claiborne is still dealing with a foot injury), Cameron Brate (he also gets a slight target increase while the Jets have allowed the second-most touchdowns to opposing tight ends on the season) , Ryan Fitzpatrick (the team total isn't flattering, but he has to be in the streaming mix with the Jets allowing 20.6 points per game to quarterbacks over their past five games), Adam Humphries (with Evans out and leaving a lot of targets on the table, Humphries slides into a floor-play option this week for teams in need of help with depleted waivers)
Editor's Note: FanDuel is hosting the Rotoworld Beat the Writers Series, where you can play against five Rotoworld football writers for your chance at cash prizes and free entry into their Sunday Million. Put your knowledge to the test!
Saints @ Bills
Trust: Alvin Kamara (he's arguably the hottest combo-back going, with 12 or more points in six straight games and three straight RB1 weeks), Mark Ingram (he still had 17 touches and got the bulk of the playing time, but just failed to score for the first time over the past month and only had one reception, both of which have probability of rebounding), LeSean McCoy (just a bizarre game for McCoy last week as the run game was scripted out early on and then he wasn't involved in the passing game for the first time all season. I'd expect both to correct themselves this week against a Saints team that is 20th in yards from scrimmage allowed to opposing backs and 27th in receptions allowed to the position)
Bust: Kelvin Benjamin (he still has to get acclimated to his new surroundings and in his first game in Buffalo he'll draw Marshon Lattimore, who just flatlined Mike Evans a week ago), Other Bills' WRs (the group was already hit or miss weekly and the only other Buffalo WR that has steady volume before the addition of Benjamin has been Zay Jones)
Reasonable Return: Drew Brees (he's still been just as surgical as ever throwing the ball, but has lived in the lower-end of the QB1 pool with the Saints playing sound defense and running the ball so well and although the Bills have given up some yardage to quarterbacks, they've limited touchdowns), Michael Thomas (he has seven of more receptions in five of his past six games, but still has yet to hit 90-yards in a game), Ted Ginn (he's had more than four receptions just once, but has found stability with 59 or more yards in each of the past four weeks on his way to four straight WR3 or better games), Tyrod Taylor (he's been better at home this year, averaging 18.3 points per game in Buffalo, while finishing as a QB1 in three straight games. The Saints have been limiting passing output, but Taylor is never a guy we're playing while banking on high passing production to begin with), Charles Clay (we're always hesitant to expect ceiling weeks from players returning from multi-week layoffs, but Clay plays a position with limited options --especially with Travis Kelce and Zach Ertz on bye-- which has him on the table to usable option)
Browns @ Lions
Trust: Matthew Stafford (after a slow start to the year, he's posted three QB1 weeks in a row while the Browns are 29th in passing points allowed per game), Golden Tate (even with Jones surging, Tate has been a reliable as ever, with seven receptions in three straight games and will not draw Jason McCourty on the interior)
Bust: Eric Ebron (Cleveland is a weekly target for tight end production, allowing the most receptions per game and facing the most targets per game to the position, but Ebron still requires a step of faith and remains more of a DFS dart as he's had double-digit points just once and has shared opportunities with Darren Fells, who is running nearly the same amount of routes per game), DeShone Kizer (on the positive end of things, he made it through the complete game in his last start), David Njoku (hopefully Cleveland will realize they need to play him coming out of their bye, but you can't count on a player with more than two receptions in just one game on the season), CLE WRs (the entire group hasn't produced a top-40 scorer since Week 5)
Reasonable Return: Marvin Jones (Jones' early season start can be attributed to a litany of poor individual matchups and he'll have another tough one on paper here versus McCourty on the perimeter, but he's been too hot and has the highest touchdown odds of the Detroit receivers), Ameer Abdullah (this is not a great matchup as Cleveland has defended the run well, but the script here should be enough to give him flex potential at minimum), Theo Riddick (he's gotten back into the flex mix during the bye season, finishing as a top-26 scorer in three of his past four games, but carries almost no ceiling), Isaiah Crowell (you know he's inevitably going to get scripted out, but he's still maintained flex status weekly with four straight top-30 weeks), Duke Johnson (his ceiling has expectedly dropped without his run of touchdowns, but remains in the flex mix)
Bengals @ Titans
Trust: A.J. Green (a strong "get right" spot for Green against a secondary that has allowed six WR1 weeks and 15 or more points to seven different wideouts)
Bust: DeMarco Murray (you can use him against a defense that is reeling and giving up rushing production, but you need to have flex expectations as he's playing through knee, shoulder and hamstring injuries and has been an RB2 or better just twice), TEN WRs (you can use Rishard Matthews for his scoring upside, but the distribution here among the group is still spread thinly while the Bengals are allowing the fewest receptions and fourth-fewest yardage to opposing receivers)
Reasonable Return: Derrick Henry (his weekly usage is dependent on how Murray is playing through injury and game script, but his expectations are also much lower than Murray's are week to week as he's a boom or bust flex option against a defense facing 33.9 touches per game to backfields, 31st in the league) , Marcus Mariota (he still hasn't been a QB1 since Week 1, but the Bengals have allowed 16 or more points to all three of the quarterbacks they've faced since their bye), Delanie Walker (he had his highest scoring week since Week 2 last week playing through injury and although the Bengals have limited opposing tight ends, a lot of that has been schedule driven as the only top-12 scorer they've faced on the season has been Jack Doyle, who posted a 12/121/1 line), Andy Dalton (Dalton's usable weeks have been fairly easy to pinpoint so far on the season and this one lines up as a week in which you can use him as a floor option at worst against a Tennessee defense that is 26th in passing touchdowns allowed per game), Joe Mixon (the Bengals offense and offensive line just hasn't given him much room for a ceiling, but he's been a steady RB2), Tyler Kroft (he's been a TE1 in four of his past five games while the Titans are 23rd in receptions allowed per game to tight ends)
Packers @ Bears
Trust: Jordan Howard (the Bears continue to feed him touches for as long as they can remain in games and this week he's a rare home favorite)
Bust: Mitchell Trubisky (this is a dream scenario for John Fox as he's shown he's willing to have Trubisky hand off as much possible), Dion Sims (he's still primarily a blocker and the Packers are allowing the least amount of production to opposing tight ends in the league), CHI WRs (there's no one here to place stock in during a game that sets up for the Bears to play things close to the vest), Brett Hundley (his past game was more acceptable on paper than he played, but he's still just an option to pursue for rushing points only), Randall Cobb (his longest catch of the year nearly made up his entire line last week as he still only managed 13 percent of the team targets), Packers RBs (Aaron Jones and Ty Montgomery had more of an even split coming out of the bye and it appears that both are in roles that will influenced by game script, something that favors Montgomery now that the Packers are steady underdogs), Tarik Cohen (since switching over to Trubisky, Cohen has had more than seven touches just once and hasn't had more than a one reception in any of those four games, you need to catch lightning in a bottle with his use)
Reasonable Return: Jordy Nelson/Davante Adams (each are volatile WR3 options that have had their upside removed by Hundley)
Chargers @ Jaguars
Trust: Leonard Fournette (the Jaguars game plan and execution of that plan hasn't wavered with Fournette out the past two games, but he should return to his average of 24.2 touches per game against a defensive front that is much better at rushing the passer than defending the run), Melvin Gordon (his bye week couldn't come at a better time as he was nursing multiple injuries, but has been a road warrior this season not only on the ground, but has 21 of his 30 receptions away from home as well)
Bust: Blake Bortles (he's doing exactly what the Jaguars want from him, which has been exactly what we don't need from a quarterback for fantasy purposes), Philip Rivers (the Jaguars have been a clear avoid for fantasy purposes, allowing double-digit points to just one quarterback on the season), Keenan Allen (his targets have dropped in three straight games, finishing as a top-30 scorer in one of his past six games while facing a defense that has allowed one touchdown a receiver all season), Marqise Lee (he scored his first touchdown of the season last week and doesn't carry a high ceiling while he will draw Casey Hayward in the perimeter)
Reasonable Return: Hunter Henry (every time that we believe the Chargers have figured out using Henry full-time, they pull the rug out from under us, but facing a team that is going to concentrate targets to the interior makes him the most appealing pass catcher for the Chargers)
Vikings @ Washington
Trust: Jerick McKinnon (Washington has been solid for the season in limiting backs, but he's been a top-5 scorer in three of his four games since the loss of Cook)
Bust: Kirk Cousins (there's a chance that Washington could get Spencer Long and Shawn Lauvao this week, but it's still a spot to proceed with caution on as Minnesota has allowed just two quarterbacks to rank QB16 or higher), Josh Doctson (he's yet get to WR3 levels yet while heading into a matchup with Xavier Rhodes on the field), Rob Kelley (he's fallen into the end zone three times the past two weeks, but has 29 carries for 53 yards since returning three games ago), Stefon Diggs (he's going to be running 80 percent of his routes on the perimeter, where wide receivers have done little of note against Washington), Case Keenum (his two useful starts have come against two of the worst defenses in the league), Latavius Murray (he's been a top-40 back just once since the loss of Cook), Jordan Reed (even if he's active, he's dealing with his third injury of the season that has caused him to miss practice time this week and has posted just one TE1 week on the season), Jamison Crowder (the presence of Xavier Rhodes could funnel targets to him in the slot, but he's still not completely healthy)
Reasonable Return: Chris Thompson (we know Washington can't run and Minnesota has allowed six different backs to have four or more receptions and 19 receptions to backs over their past two games), Adam Thielen (he's going to be in the slot for over half of his snaps away from Josh Norman and Bashaud Breeland and that's where over half of Thielen's targets come from), Kyle Rudolph (his fantasy output is still tethered to reaching the end zone as he's finished TE20 or lower in his five games without a score, but Washington is a matchup that we highlight for unlocking ceilings as they're 29th in points per game allowed to the position), Vernon Davis (he's gone over 50-yards receiving in five of his past six games regardless if Jordan Reed has played or not, but his fantasy ceiling is contingent on Reed being inactive as he's been the TE5 and the TE6 those weeks)
Steelers @ Colts
Trust: Le'Veon Bell / Antonio Brown (you don't need me to accentuate this one), Ben Roethlisberger (it's on the road, but Ben has gotten it going the past few weeks with two of those games coming away from home and he's hit the Colts up for a top-10 week in each of the past three seasons while the only quarterback to finish in the back half of quarterback scoring against the Colts has been Tom Savage)
Bust: Martavis Bryant (there's a story to tell yourself on Bryant coming out of the bye and doing something as the Colts have been smashed by downfield targets, but he's still just a Hail Mary as he's been a top-40 scorer just once), T.Y. Hilton (his spike weeks have completely recognizable so far while his low ones have as well. This one qualifies for the latter as the Steelers still rank second in the league in fantasy production to wideouts despite their hiccup versus the Lions), Jacoby Brissett (like Hilton, Brissett's most useful weeks have come in glowing spots. Pittsburgh allows the second-fewest passing points per game)
Reasonable Return: JuJu Smith-Schuster (his target share went all the way up to 33 percent with Bryant benched before the bye. While that won't hold this week with him active and Brown having a plus matchup, he's still a starting option), Jack Doyle (he's the safest of the Indy options this week. He's had seven or more targets in five straight games with five or more receptions in each of those weeks), Frank Gore (he hasn't dazzled, but has been a steady RB2/RB3 option weekly, finishing lower than a RB3 just twice on the season), Marlon Mack (he's a boom or bust flex option since he's averaging 8.8 touches per game, but there is opportunity for splash plays in the running game as the Steelers have allowed the third highest rate of runs of 10 or more yards on the season)
Texans @ Rams
Trust: Todd Gurley (Houston has been stingy to backs, allowing the fewest points per game to backfields, but that's not enough to move off Gurley's elite usage as a huge home favorite that is expected to score in bunches), Jared Goff (as we highlighted last week, he's roasted soft pass defenses, and this is another one with the Houston defense still ravaged by injuries)
Bust: Tom Savage (he completely derailed the NFL's hottest offense and has thrown for fewer than 5.0 yards per attempt in both of his starts this season), Will Fuller (he was impacted the most by Savage as his quality of targets evaporate, leaving him as a high-variance WR4 moving forward)
Reasonable Return: Robert Woods (he's had double-digit points in five of his past six games as he's grown into their primary pass catcher), Cooper Kupp (he's a boom or bust flex as it's all about the touchdowns with Kupp as he's finished WR40 or lower in each of his five games without a score, but while riding Goff in this matchup, all of the Rams receivers are options and 27.7 percent of Kupp's targets have come from inside of the red zone, the highest rate for all wide receivers in the league), Sammy Watkins (he still comes with a lot of risk as he only had two targets last week, but it's a similar matchup in which if you're not going to use him in this spot, then you might as well not roster him), DeAndre Hopkins (we won't always get bailed out by long touchdowns, but the one thing we do is that Savage is going to keep funneling him opportunities as Savage has targeted him on 34 percent of his throws), Lamar Miller (Mr. Reasonable Return has been lower than an RB2 just once all season), C.J. Fiedorowicz (finally returning after sustaining a concussion back in Week 1, he's a low-floor option based on reception output. Fiedorowicz was targeted 24 percent of the time in his lone startw with Savage a year ago and was targeted 23 percent of the time by Savage while he was in the game to open the season)
Giants @ 49ers
Trust: Orleans Darkwa (he's steadily been effective the past month on the ground, but has been run out of games with negative script, something that is unlikely to happen here against a 49ers defense that has been decimated by injuries and is hemorrhaging yardage on the ground, allowing a top-13 running back in every game except for one), Evan Engram (he's been a top-5 scorer each week since becoming the de facto lead option in the passing game while 49ers have just lost Jimmy Ward and Jaquiski Tartt in back to back weeks), Carlos Hyde (a rare spot as a home favorite may not make his reception ceiling as high as it's been, but Beathard has only been able to get the ball to him and this is finally a week where he may be able to see some rushing volume)
Bust: Roger Lewis / Tavarres King (you can throw a speculation play on either finding the end zone, but with the Giants expected to be able to run the ball and Engram and Sterling Shepard being ahead of them, each are on the longer play list), Marquise Goodwin (he and Beathard have connected on just 7-of-21 targets so far)
Reasonable Return: Eli Manning (you don't want to play him and neither do I, but he's on the board as a streamer as the 49ers have allowed 14 or more points to every quarterback they've faced outside of Cam Newton Week 1), Sterling Shepard (he came back and received 24 percent of the team targets, making him a volume-based floor play at worst most weeks and in the WR2 discussion in good matchups such as this one), Garrett Celek (he's a heave if you're thin at the position this week as he ran a season-high 31 pass routes last week and the Giants have allowed a touchdown to an opposing tight end in every game on the season), C.J. Beathard (his offensive situation outside of Hyde is abysmal and the 49ers can't protect him, but can be a cheap source of rushing output with a passing floor if you want to pursue it and against the team allowing the most passing points per game in the league)
Cowboys @ Falcons
Trust: Dak Prescott (he's been a QB1 in every game outside of a torrential downpour in Washington), Julio Jones (he's had a great floor, scoring double-digit points in every complete game while going over 90-yards in four of his past six full games)
Bust: Dez Bryant (he's been a WR1 just twice on the year and now is dealing with an ankle injury that has his status in doubt), Jason Witten (he has three or fewer receptions in four of his past six games with single-digit yardage in three of those games while the Falcons are third in points allowed to opposing tight ends), Austin Hooper (he's a high-variance option that has been TE22 or lower in four of the six complete games that Sanu has been active), Devonta Freeman (you're still starting him in most spots, but he's been just a lower-RB2/flex option since the bye as the touches have been cut down and Atlanta isn't providing scoring chances while Dallas has been effective at getting opponents to ditch their run game), Tevin Coleman (he's had more than 10 touches in just two of his past seven games and has just four receptions since the bye week, which has removed the safety net for his floor if fails to score a touchdown)
Reasonable Return: Matt Ryan (he's been the lower-end QB1 mix in three straight weeks while Dallas is 24th in passing points allowed per game), Mohamed Sanu (he's been a WR3 or better in every full game he's played), Terrance Williams (Williams is on track to play while Bryant's status is jeopardy. If Bryant misses the game, then Williams has averaged 12.2 points per game in the 10 games without Bryant active), Alfred Morris (without true clarity on the usage of the Dallas backs, he's the only option that you can have any confidence in playing as an RB2 option this week)
Patriots @ Broncos
Trust: Rob Gronkowski (Denver's corners inherently force the ball away from wide receivers and the Patriots have the best tight end in the league)
Bust: Brandin Cooks (he did have 3-98-1 against the Broncos a year ago with the Saints and only needs one play, but he entered the final drive of the game with just one catch for 30 yards), Dion Lewis (I don't expect the Patriots to run on Denver like the Eagles did a week ago and Lewis has yet to be involved as a pass catcher, catching just eight passes so far on the year), Danny Amendola (in another matchup, he would be due for a big uptick with Chris Hogan expected to be out, but lining up against Chris Harris for the majority of the afternoon dampens any excitement), DEN RBs (the matchup isn't daunting, but the Broncos have gone to a three-way committee over the past three weeks, with C.J. Anderson at 50 percent of the carries and Jamaal Charles and Devontae Booker at 25 percent each), Emmanuel Sanders (there's some flex appeal here, but he's now been lower than WR30 in four of his seven games played with Brock Osweiler), Brock Osweiler (his inaugural performance went as poorly as we all expected, but Denver is backed into a corner of having to use him until Paxton Lynch is ready)
Reasonable Return: Rex Burkhead / James White (this game has a similar feel to it as the Patriots last game played in which these two caught 12 passes for 153 yards. With Denver smothering the New England wideouts and stopping the run, I'd anticipate their pass catching backs to play a large part in the game plan and White has had eight), Tom Brady (he's been the average QB11 over his past five games played and lower-end QB1 output is where I'd expect him to be against a Denver team still not giving up a ton of yards, but has allowed their share of touchdowns on the season), Demaryius Thomas (he finally found the end zone a week ago and has been a solid floor play, finishing as a WR3 or better in six of eight games)
Dolphins @ Panthers
Trust: Christian McCaffrey (Carolina finally used him as the feature back after Jonathan Stewart had an early fumble. If that rolls over, McCaffrey doesn't even need to be extremely effective on the ground for it to be a significant factor for fantasy since his receiving floor has been so high)
Bust: Jay Cutler (the departure of Ajayi allowed Adam Gase to put Cutler in a good place to play with tempo and get the ball out quickly, which should give him a pulse in good future matchups, but this isn't one of those on the road with a nearly non-existent team total), Julius Thomas (it's not time to chase his 6-84-1 line from last week just yet as 4-64-1 came on the final two possessions of the game in jailbreak mode)
Reasonable Return: Cam Newton (he's been so reliant on rushing output that it does give some pause since the bottom could fall out without that buoy, while this game does have some pace concerns as each team prefers to slow the game down for opponents), Devin Funchess (in the first game without Kelvin Benjamin, Funchess had 29 percent of the team targets and accounted for 63 percent of the team receiving yardage while Miami is 31st in points allowed per target to opposing wide receivers), Jarvis Landry (the return of Parker and the implementation of using backs heavily in the passing game are something to monitor with Landry going forward, but he's still had a safe floor, having five or more receptions in every game this season), DeVante Parker (he's been a top-30 scorer in every full game he's played, but a WR2 in just one of those four games), Kenyan Drake / Damien Williams (we've seen Gase shift his offense before to suit his personnel and using this two-headed group to aid offensive versatility and improve the short passing game is a change that benefits the offense. The rushing production can't be counted on here against a Carolina team allowing just 64.9 yards rushing to backfields per game, but both can be used as lower-end RB2/flex options for their potential receiving floors), Ed Dickson (if there ever was a week for him to make another appearance on the fantasy radar before Greg Olsen returns, this would be the game as Miami is allowing the second most receptions per game to opposing tight ends)
Context Key:
Trust = Player to outperform baseline expectations
Bust = Player to underperform baseline expectations
Reasonable Return = Baseline Play that won't hurt you
**All Vegas Lines are taken from Yahoo listings on Tuesday Evenings


text:
Lucknow, May 13 (PTI) Apna Dal national convenor and Union minister Anupriya Patel today asked party workers to gear up for the upcoming urban local bodies polls in Uttar Pradesh.
She also said that to commemorate the birth anniversary of party founder Sonelal Patel, Apna Dal will organise Swaabhimaan Rally on July 2.
Addressing the party workers and office bearers here at the Gandhi Sabhagar, Patel asked them to intensify the ongoing membership drive at the district and block levels.
"The party has become a force to reckon with in UP, and efforts should be made to bring more workers in party fold at the booth level," she said.
Minister of State in UP Government Jai Prakash Singh assured the party workers that the party will always stand by them and at every point of time.
Apna Dal national president Ashish Singh Patel also administered membership oath to those who joined the party today. PTI NAV SMJ


text:
Your sympathy and remembrance arrangements are created as a tribute to the person they are honoring. Each arrangement, whether basket, vase or box conveys your respect and love. We do our best to honor special requests, whether favorite flowers or colors. We deliver to many funeral homes and places of worship, as well as to loved ones at home. The photos below are samples to give you an idea of some of the styles, types of containers and sizes that we offer. For more detailed information please see the bottom of the page.
We know it can be difficult to discuss logistics on the phone when grieving, and we hope that providing some general information can make your call a bit easier. We will do our best to honor last minute requests based on the policies of the funeral home or service site.
Sympathy flowers to a funeral home or service are typically presented in a basket, box or vase. Flowers should be delivered to the funeral home two or more hours before the service begins. Price is related to the size of the arrangement and the flowers used.
- Small, about 12w"x12"-18"h, $65-$100
- Medium, about 18"w x 18"-24"h, $100-$125
- Large, about 24"w x 24"-30"h, $125-$175
- Extra Large, about 30"w x 36" h, $175-$250
Casket sprays are usually arranged for by a family member and are placed by the funeral director or the florist on top of the casket. They are richly textured, and can include ribbonsor even small items of remembrance.
- Closed casket, $300-$400
- Open casket, $250-$350
Wreaths, standing sprays and other pieces can be sent by family members or close friends. They are also placed by the funeral director or the florist, and can also include a ribbon honoring the loved one's relationship to the giver.
- Wreath, 20"-24", $200-$275
- Solid Heart, $250-$325
- Open Heart, $200-$250
- Cross, $250-$275
- Standing traditional, $175-$300


text:
Accommodation tax points: Ministry of Defence contractors: background
There can be considerable delays in the Ministry of Defence agreeing contract prices for supplies it receives from defence industry contractors. In extreme cases this can take a number of years from the time the goods were delivered or the services performed. This creates obvious difficulties for the contractor when it comes to complying with the normal time of supply rules.
In some cases one of the centrally agreed extensions to the 14 day rule (see VATTOS5245) may provide an adequate solution. But some contractors may be subject to longer delays than those allowed for by the central agreements. If you are satisfied that the claims are genuine and that the difficulties are wholly as a result of delays on the part of the MoD, the business can be invited to apply for an accommodation tax point in the form set out at VATTOS6520.
Similar difficulties can arise in the case of supplies made by sub-contractors to the main contractor engaged on a MoD contract. Further guidance should be sought from Place &Time of Supply Team if you come across a case in which the sub-contractor claims to besimilarly affected by MOD delays in agreeing the price of the supplies made by the main contractor.


text:
Title: Shitting on webcam
Description: Teen girl working on a webcams website. She's pooping as a bonus for her viewers and fans.
Duration: 00:01:51
Views: 7045
Added On: 21.09.2015
Tags: shit, poop, sexy, webcam
DMCA or report this video
Bookmark This Clip
Rating: 1.000
Dirty shitty shit on shit tube
shittytube is not a producer of any and all of the content found on the website . With respect to the records as per 18 USC 2257 for any and all content found on this site.
shittytube.com is a video sharing site in which allows for the uploading, sharing and general viewing of various types of adult and dirty content we do our best to monitor our content, it may not be 100% accurate so please contact us if you find any innapropriate videos


text:
Thirteen members of the University of North Alabama football team have been chosen for All-Gulf South Conference honors in voting by the league's head coaches, led by GSC Defensive Player of the Year Tavarius Wilson and GSC Defensive Freshman of the Year Philbert Martial.
The Lions had seven players earn first-team All-GSC honors, while six were named to the second-team.
Wilson is the league's leading tackler with 98 total stops and has earned three GSC Defensive Player of the Week awards this season. He has 7.5 tackles for loss of 23 yards, four quarterback sacks for 16 yards, three interceptions that he has returned for 40 yards, caused fumbles and blocked one kick. Wilson was also a first-team All-GSC pick in 2012 and went on to be named first-team All-Super Region 2 and first-team All-American. He is also one of seven players from Super Region 2 on the regional ballot for the 2013 Harlon Hill Trophy as Division II Player of the Year. Wilson is the first UNA player to be named GSC Defensive Player of the Year since Michael Johnson in 2009. It marks the sixth time overall that UNA has produced the GSC Defensive Player of the Year with James Davis in 1990, Jeff Redcross in 1993, Ronald McKinnon in 1994 and 1995, Johnson in 2009 and Wilson in 2013.
Martial's election marks the second straight year that UNA has the GSC Defensive Freshman of the Year. Floyd Jones was selected in 2012. Playing in the secondary, Martial has made 29 tackles with one tackle for loss and two interceptions that he returned for 65 yards and one touchdown. He also has 660 return yards and 736 all-purpose yards this season.
Senior center Tyler Sizemore of Apalachicola, Fla., and senior all-purpose back Chris Coffey of Decatur, Ala., were named to the first-team All-GSC offensive unit. Wilson, along with junior defensive lineman Taylor Carney of Killen, Ala., senior linebacker Gabe Poe of Pheba, Miss., and senior defensive back Caleb Massey of Sulligent, Ala., were selected for the first-team All-GSC defensive unit. Carney, Wilson and Massey were unanimous selections. Senior long snapper Mabry Cook of Brewton, Ala., was named to the first-team All-GSC Special Teams as a utility player.
Sizemore is a two-year starter at center for the Lions. Coffey has rushed for 550 yards and five touchdowns this season to go with 11 pass receptions for 78 yards. He is also a tremendous blocker in UNA's offensive attack. Carney has 33 tackles to go with 10 tackles for loss of 29 yards, two sacks for 10 yards and one fumble recovery.
Poe, a transfer to UNA this season, is the league's second leading tackler with 93 stops. He has 55 solo stops and 38 assists, six tackles for loss, two interceptions and one fumble recovery. He has earned two GSC Defensive Player of the Week awards this season and was also selected first-team All-GSC while playing at West Alabama in 2011.
Massey, a first-team All-GSC, All-Super Region 2 and All-American in 2012, is fourth on UNA's defense in tackles with 78 stops. He has picked off four passes and returned them 42 yards and broken-up four passes.
Receiving second-team All-GSC recognition were sophomore running back Lamonte Thompson of Florence, senior receiver Jason Smith of Gurley, Ala., senior guard David Lundberg of Winfield, Ala., junior tackle Keith Jones of Birmingham, Ala., senior tackle Kenston Redfearn of Lexington, N.C., and senior linebacker Brion James of Hahnville, La.
Thompson was also named second-team All-GSC in 2012. This season he has rushed for 629 yards and five touchdowns and averages 7.5 yards per carry. He has had three games where he has rushed for more than 100 yards, including UNA's last two games against Florida Tech and Tarleton State. Smith is UNA's second-leading receiver with 28 catches for 591 yards and four touchdowns. His average of 21.2 yards per reception has helped open up the UNA offense as the Lions now have a deep threat. Lundberg was a second-team All-GSC selection in 20120, while Jones and Redfearn earned their first GSC honors. James is a second-team All-GSC pick for the second time after making 78 tackles with one interception, two caused fumbles and one fumble recovery this season.
North Alabama is 8-2 entering this Saturday's opening round NCAA Division II playoff game against Tuskegee. Kickoff is set for noon at Braly Stadium.
13 Lions selected to All-GSC team
Thirteen members of the University of North Alabama football team have been chosen for All-Gulf South Conference honors in voting by the league's head coaches, led by GSC Defensive Player of the Year Tavarius Wilson and GSC Defensive Freshman of the Year Philbert Martial.


text:
Metro can be not only an interesting place for shooting a genre, but also a source of inspiration in itself: architects, sculptors and artists sometimes create real works of art at subway stations. We present to you a selection of 10 cities with the most beautiful metro.
The oldest subway in the world is the same symbol of London as the two-tier buses. The first thing to do is to visit the Hall of Westminster station, the winner of the competition of the Royal Institute of British Architects in 2001. The minimum photo program also includes giant blue panels on Southwark, the East Finchley station in Art Deco style, mosaics based on works by Hitchcock on Leytonstone and the sweet dilapidated Baker Street (find the tile with the Sherlock profile). Worthy visits are the spacious Canary Wharf with its escalator "to heaven" and temple-like Gloucester Road. You can also collect your collection of inscriptions Mind the Gap.
The slogan "Quadratic, Practical, Good" applies to the German subway. However, the Munich U-Bahn, despite the lack of architectural delights, has a rather attractive appearance: a futuristic design, bright colors, special details. Evaluate the huge plafonds on the Westfriedhof, the strict lines of Marienplatz and the station Olympia-Einkaufszentrum, which looks like the interior of the intergalactic ship.
Modern technology in conjunction with nature – so you can characterize the Stockholm underground. The rocks in which he was carved did not cover with decorative panels. For the painting of the shattered walls, 140 artists were invited, added a carefully thought-out highlight – and voila: now almost 100% of the stations are works of art.
The capital of the Russian Federation continues to occupy the top places in the lists of the most beautiful metro cities of the planet. The principle of the golden section, plus high-quality stone slabs from all corners of the USSR, plus chandeliers, stucco molding, mosaic, sculptures and other decor – and now crowds of foreigners can not take their eyes off our underground palaces. The stations most visited by tourists are the ring "Kievskaya" and "Komsomolskaya", "Arbatskaya", "Novoslobodskaya" with its stained-glass windows and, of course, "Mayakovskaya". Indigenous, jaded Muscovites should go to the outskirts and marvel at the unexpectedly lively design of the freshly built ends of the branches.
At first sight the Lisbon subway is not very attractive. But you can not call it dull, either – a mosaic panel full of walls, something like graffiti images, tile-azulezu, then just a tile with conceptual drawings. The most eye-catching station Olaias with its patchwork colorful panels, the Lisbonians themselves do not consider beautiful, preferring the more seasoned Parque style or the originality of Campo Pequeno.
New York
One of the largest underground transportation systems, the New York subway is extremely crowded, especially during rush hours, so it makes sense to go to the photo shoot early in the morning. The only downside – there will be no street, more precisely, platform, artists, but the passengers will not flick between you and the paintings of tiles and mosaics or impressive art installations. Take a look at the pretty bronze people at 14th Street – 8th Avenue Station, the girl on the carousel and hamburgers on Coney Island, look at the space dome of the Fulton Street Hall. The oldest, already closed City Hall station can be reached with an excursion organized by the New York Transit Museum; Tickets are best booked for a couple of months.
In general, the subway, especially its transitions, is not the most cozy place in Paris. Only historical Art Nouveau stations and the famous entrance pavilions, on which the architect Hector Gimar worked, are required for inspection. For a change, visit the Louvre Rivoli platform, decorated with replicas of works of ancient art from the Louvre, at the Arts and Métiers station in the style of punk, and see the entrance to the Palais Royal, decorated with large multicolored glass.
This metro is a vivid embodiment of the idea that the new mode of transport should be not only practical, but also aesthetic. At one time, on a competitive basis, architects were selected, each of whom was assigned to one station. More than 50 stations are decorated with installations – sculptures, stained glass and panels of authorship of famous Quebec artists, including abstractionists from the movement of automatic workers.
You dig a tunnel in a historical place – be prepared for the fact that the construction can grow into archeological excavations. This is exactly what happened in Athens, and now the ancient walls, statues, vessels, burial urns and even sarcophagi are exhibited right at the stations. However, in an unusual museum project involved only three of them – Syntagma Square, Monastiraki and Acropolis. At the same time, drive to the station Ethniki Amyna, which presents more modern art installations.
A small and very modern metro is perhaps the most glamorous in the world. Its appearance resembles a luxury shopping center, in the construction of which the Arabs know a lot. Apotheosis can be considered a transfer hub Khalid Bin Al Waleed. The main theme in its design is fishing and pearl mining as an important milestone in the history of the emirate, and the most memorable element is chandeliers in the form of jellyfish. In the interiors of many stations you can find the influence of the traditions of Arab architecture – these are niches, arches, ornaments or wavy lines, like at Al Jafiliya station.


text:
NEW YORK — In a hotel suite high above Fifth Avenue, someone has just put prize-winning author Charles Johnson on the hot seat.
And he wants to get off.
"I'd like to get off this radiator," says Mr. Johnson to a photographer who's unknowingly posed him on the heat vent. He laughs good-naturedly. "It's getting hot."
Of course, the same might be said these days about Charles Johnson himself. He is, at the moment, hot, hot, hot.


text:
You have until Feb 01, 2019 to return or exchange items bought after Nov 01, 2018. All other standard return policy conditions apply.
Product Highlights
Store, protect, and transport an up to 11" Chromebook with the black Air Protect Sleeve from Belkin. This versatile sleeve has a bottom pocket for accessories that serves double duty as an added layer of impact protection. Supplementing this impact protection is the sleeve's snug fit with six protective barriers. Zipper closure, integrated carry handle, and an ID window with a seal for your business card are a few of the features that add to the use and appeal of this sleeve.
|Up to 11" Chromebook
|Carry/Transport Options
|Integrated handle or by hand
|Closure Method
|Packaging Info
|Package Weight
|1.05 lb
|Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
|12.6 x 10.0 x 1.5"


text:
|Auf Lager (1000)
Convalescent Diet Low-intake, whole oat free muesli for horses and ponies on box rest or recuperating post-surgery. Information: Periods of box rest or recuperation can place both physical and mental stress on your horse; Convalescent Diet is an oat free muesli, with added magnesium, to promote a calm temperament and a speedy recovery. Highly palatable and low-intake. Whole oat free with added magnesium to encourage calm behaviour. High specification nutrition with patented QLC antioxidants to support immune health. Added L-Lysine and high quality protein to maintain muscle mass. Blend of fibre sources to support digestive health. Feeding guidelines: 400g/100kg bodyweight 500kg horse = 2 scoops (2.0kg) per day


text:
AMD displays Trinity's capability and announce its own Thunderbolt alternative
Andy Ruffell / 7 years ago
AMD took the time at CES to demonstrated their next-generation accelerated processing unit, known as APU, codenamed "Trinity", which will make up the 2012 A-Series APU line up from AMD.
Trinity will be presented for mainstream-thru-performance notebooks as well as mainstream desktops, each form factor offering its own standard.
Pictured above is the notebook-specific BGA package which has an exposed rectangular die with a stabilizer frame around it. The cooling will be composed of heat pipes making direct contact with the die. Trinity packs two Piledriver modules, which is an evolution of Bulldozer, but also DirectX 11.1 capable AMD Radeon HD 7000M graphics (for notebook APU) or HD 7000D (for desktop APU).
The crowd, including HotHardware who captured it on video, was presented with a spectacular demo. Without spoiling the surprise, the public was shown two monitors connected to an ATX desktop, one of which was running Dirt 3 DirectX 11 game demo at high-quality settings while the other was revealing the APU to be running GPU-accelerated video transcoding. All was run on a embedded HD 7000 graphics, no discrete cards were used.
Here's the video:
Just in case, for those unable to see the video, here is what happens (SPOILER ALERT): if so far you haven't been impressed, be prepared, when the lid of the ATX desktop case was removed by an AMD representative, the crowd got a look at what the monitors were connected to; a 14″ laptop doing all the work. It doesn't stop here, as the laptop's main screen wasn't idling, on the contrary, it was running a high-definition video playback.
Now you may have heard and seen some benchmarks about Trinity, but whatever they say, its real world performance do impress.
On another subject, a discreet meeting with select journalists took place in a backroom, where AMD also talked about their own version of Intel's Thunderbolt, referred to as "Lighting Bolt". This interface will use the same mini-DP port design as Thunderbolt does, it will be able to drive up to four HD displays and multiple USB 3.0 devices but will also have a hub cost of under $40.


text:
SOMI Club SOMI Club
Here's a sample of our volunteer opportunities:VIEW AS
Mission Statement
SOMI Club specifically promotes, coofdinates and develops support, understanding, information, education and hope to individuals living with a mental illness particularly as it relates to experiencing isolation, housing and economic discrimination, prejudice, abuses and lack of empowerment.
SOMI Club strives to promote dignity and respect and attempts to apolish the prejudices associated with having a mental illness. SOMI Club provides valuable services to those living with a mental illness in our community by promoting empowerment, increasing self-esteem and teaching independent living skills.
This information
Might be out of date
Do you work for this organization?
Request administrator status and update its information!


text:
Product Category
ArthroSoothe Supreme, 120 capsulesPrice: $59.00ArthroSoothe™ Supreme contains all of the ingredients found in our standard ArthroSoothe™, plus the revolutionary tissue regeneration factor or TRF (as Cyplexinol™ PRO), a bone-derived complex containing collagen and biologically active proteins known as Body/Bone Morphogenetic Proteins (BMPs). BMPs are the components that activate the cartilage-forming process, which is necessary for joint integrity and regeneration. They also help to suppress inflammatory cytokines, leading to joint and cartilage homeostasis. TRF works synergistically with glucosamine sulfate and helps to make ArthroSoothe Supreme™ an ideal choice when more involved attention to cartilage health is desired. Learn More
EssentiaBar™ Vanilla/Almond Coated Bar - Case of 18Price: $54.00
EssentiaBar™ Vanilla Almond is a great tasting, micronutrient dense snack that can be very beneficial in the implementation of a successful low-carbohydrate eating plan, with only 2 net carbs per bar!
EssentiaBar™ Vanilla Almond rich is in omega-3 and coconut oils. It is made with a whey/rice protein blend, and is uniquely formulated with beneficial fats from almonds, almond butter, and coconut oil.
All EssentiaBars™ contain no:
- Gluten
- Hydrogenated or trans fats
- Simple sugars, i.e. sucrose, fructose, glucose or concentrated fruit sweeteners
- Wheat or cornAnd, are Kosher certified.
Vitamin B-6 Liquid 4 fl oz (118 mL)Price: $20.00Vitamin B-6 Liquid tastes great with a natural raspberry flavor, absorbs easily, and is the perfect solution for people who need higher doses of this often-lacking vitamin. This unique formula works synergistically to support numerous bodily reactions, such as neurotransmitter production, hormone metabolism and much more.
Made with non-GMO ingredients. Learn More
5HTP Supreme 60 CapsulesPrice: $34.405-HTP Supreme™ is a synergistic formula of 5-hydroxytryptophan (100 mg) and vitamin B6 (20 mg) for supporting overall neurotransmitter metabolism by providing precursors of serotonin. 5-HTP readily enters the blood brain barrier, however conversion into serotonin requires the cofactor vitamin B6, which is included in this formula. 5-HTP Supreme™ may be used during the day to support healthy mood or appetite or at bedtime to support sleep.
This formula is used in place of 5-HTP Synergy™ when higher doses of 5-HTP are required. Learn More
5HTP Synergy 90 CapsulesPrice: $26.265-HTP Synergy™ is a synergistic formula of 5-hydroxytryptophan (50 mg) and vitamin B6 (10 mg) for supporting overall neurotransmitter metabolism by providing precursors of serotonin. 5-HTP readily enters the blood brain barrier, however conversion into serotonin requires the cofactor vitamin B6, which is included in this formula. 5-HTP Synergy™ may be used during the day to support healthy mood or appetite or at bedtime to support sleep. Learn More
7-Keto 60 capsulesPrice: $59.047-Keto® is a registered trade name for the compound 3-acetyl-7- oxo DHEA, a stabilized form of 7-oxo DHEA. Once ingested, acetyl-7-oxo DHEA is cleaved to 7-oxo DHEA, a DHEA metabolite naturally found in the body. Although 7-oxo DHEA is similar to DHEA, it does not convert into estrogenic or androgenic hormones. Learn More
Acetyl-L-Carnitine 800mg 90 vegetarian capsulesPrice: $33.60Acetyl-L-Carnitine is the acetylated ester of the amino acid L-carnitine, and plays an important role in the transfer and utilization of long-chain fatty acids, which are used in the production of energy. It supports biosynthesis of acetylcholine, the most abundant neurotransmitter in the body, regulating activities of vital organs and blood vessels and communication between nerves and muscles. Learn More
Acnutrol capsules, 180 ct.Price: $41.80Acnutrol™ capsules are formulated to provide comprehensive support for healthy skin by focusing on the internal healing process and overall skin health. The key ingredients are pantothenic acid and carnitine. Pantothenic acid plays a significant role in maintaining keratinocytes, the predominant cell type in the skin's epidermis (outermost layer). Research shows that when pantothenic acid is depleted, the production of keratinocytes is suppressed. This vitamin also helps regulate lipid metabolism, and may affect the balance of oils in the skin. The potent anti-inflammatory and immune-supportive nutrient carnitine helps pantothenic acid work more efficiently in lipid metabolism. It is found in cells throughout the body, including skin fibroblasts, and is necessary for cellular repair.
Additional skin-supportive nutrients in Acnutrol™ capsules include zinc, copper, selenium, chromium, niacin, biotin, vitamin B6, and the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, & E. WARNING: Reproductive Harm- www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food Learn More
Adrenal Complex 120 CapsulePrice: $33.60Adrenal Complex is a glandular-based product designed to support overall adrenal function. Fortified with N-acetyl tyrosine, vitamin C and a B vitamin profile, including our proprietary NatureFolate™ blend of active isomer naturally-occuring folates, it is ideal for those under chronic stress due to its ability to balance cortisol and replenish catecholamines (dopamine, norepinephrine, and epinephrine). Learn More
Adrenal Complex 240 CapsulePrice: $60.88
Adrenal Complex is a glandular-based product designed to support overall adrenal function. It is fortified with N-acetyl tyrosine, vitamin C and a comprehensive spectrum of B vitamins. Adrenal Complex is ideal for those under chronic stress due to its ability to balance cortisol and replenish catecholamines (dopamine, norepinephrine, and epinephrine).Learn More
Adrenotone 180 vegetarian capsPrice: $45.00Adrenotone™ is a combination of standardized herbs and nutrients which are known for rejuvenating the adrenals. This product is designed to promote healthy cortisol levels, hypothalamic and pituitary function (HPTA axis), and catecholamine production (dopamine, norepinephrine, and epinephrine).* Adrenotone™ does not contain glandulars. Learn More
Adrenotone Plus 90 vegetarian capsPrice: $25.00Adrenotone™ is a combination of standardized herbs and nutrients which are known for rejuvenating the adrenals. This product is designed to promote healthy cortisol levels, hypothalamic and pituitary function (HPTA axis), and catecholamine production (dopamine, norepinephrine, and epinephrine).* Adrenotone™ does not contain glandulars. Learn More
Allicillin 60 softgelPrice: $29.40Allicillin™ softgels contain 200 mg Garlicillin™. Garlicillin™ is a blend of garlic oil macerate and garlic oil containing 1 mg of ajoene and diithins, the most active compounds formed from garlic. Since the discovery and identification of ajoene, there have been numerous studies that have demonstrated its many related health benefits. These studies are available for viewing in the Library section of our website.
These softgels are enteric coated, so as to lessen the strong garlic odor and repeating that sometimes occurs from supplementing garlic. Learn More
Aloe 200x 60 vegicapsPrice: $36.64Concentrated Aloe Extract for Gastrointestinal and Digestive Support Using the analytical technique of High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC), it was found that the process Aloe/200x™ undergoes to preserve the majority of the natural plant makeup is successful in retaining a broad spectrum of polysaccharide chains (mannan molecules), which are the hardest to preserve. When our aloe was analyzed, the concentration of polysaccharide chains was shown to range in size from 140,000 daltons to over 1,000,000 daltons. According to research, the longer chains (chains over 800,000 daltons) possess an immune modulating action within the body, and further, the longest aloe polysaccharides (chains over 1,000,000 daltons) have the most significant immune-stimulating effects.* *These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Learn More
Amino Acid Supreme™Price: $48.00Amino Acid Supreme™ provide essential amino acids in their free form, which makes them immediately available for absorption. This allows that they can be put to metabolic use much more readily and rapidly than amino acids contained in dietary protein. This may be especially beneficial for individuals with compromised digestive function, those recovering from physical trauma, and those (such as the elderly) who may have difficulty consuming an adequate amount of complete protein. Alpha-ketoglutarate and vitamin B6 (as pyridoxal-5-phosphate) are included for optimal absorption and efficacy.
This formula is provided in a great-tasting orange-flavored powder, which allows for easy and efficacious dosing.
Note that tryptophan is not included in Amino Acid Supreme™ in order to give the health care practitioner the ability to use this product regardless of the patient's serotonin-related status and to allow the practitioner to add tryptophan (or Designs for Health's 5-HTP Synergy™ or 5-HTP Supreme™) on a case-by-case basis. Learn More


text:
Gear : Hiking and Camping : Backpacks : Hydration Packs : L.U.X.E. Hydration Pack 3L - Womens
L.U.X.E. Hydration Pack 3L - Womens
Item Details | Reviews (0)
Premier Sponsor:
This item may be available at:
The CamelBak Womens L.U.X.E. Hydration Pack 3L fits a womans body so you dont feel like you borrowed your boyfriends big lumbering daypack again. The L.U.X.E. Packs short torso and fuzzy-soft straps contour your bodys curves, and the chest strap fits high over the bustline so your chest isnt squished as you suck air on a 2,000-foot mountain bike climb. A large three-liter capacity gives you a long days worth of water in a durable water reservoir, and a full 600 cubic inches of storage capacity lets you bring extra layers and lunch.


text:
Quick Reference
Term applied retrospectively to a number of American landscape painters, active c.1825–c.1875, who were inspired by pride in the beauty of their homeland. The early leaders and the three most important figures in the group were Thomas Cole, Thomas Doughty, and Asher B. Durand, who painted the Hudson River Valley, the Catskill Mountains, and other remote and untouched areas of natural beauty. These three artists and many of those who followed had studied in Europe and part of their inspiration came from painters of the grandiose and spectacular such as Turner and John Martin. The patriotic spirit of the painters of the Hudson River School won them great popularity in the middle years of the century. Painters of a similar outlook who found their inspiration in the Far West are known collectively as the Rocky Mountain School.
Subjects: Art.
Related content in Oxford Index
Reference entries
Users without a subscription are not able to see the full content. Please, subscribe or login to access all content.


text:
Kerry Washington is famous enough, she doesn't need ID. When Washington arrived at the after-party at Marquee for the Urbanworld Film Festival premiere of "Night Catches Us," which stars Washington and "The Hurt Locker" actor Anthony Mackie, the actress was carded at the door. "She was semi-offended and surprised, but then she couldn't find" her ID, said a source. Washington playfully responded, "You can IMDB me, though." She got in.
Kerry Washington doesn't need ID
By PageSix.com Staff
September 21, 2010 | 4:00am


text:
The SatLabs certification program for DVB-RCS terminals has been a considerable achievement and a big step forward towards interoperable solutions. On the Hub side, it is the manufacturer's responsibility to provide an operational set-up which falls within the SatLabs recommendations. But, so far, no independent verification testing has existed that can check that the hub functionality is in line with the SatLabs recommendations.
It is now the case with the SatLabs Hub Verification Program. It provides an independent verification of DVB-RCS hub functionality and compliance with the DVB-RCS standard and SatLabs recommendations.
As for the SatLabs Qualification Program for terminals, the Hub Verification Program is based on three pillars:
- The SatLabs Hub Recommendations and SatLabs Hub verification Test Plan, describing some test cases and several test profiles.
- The SatLabs Hub Test Bed, dedicated to DVB-RCS hub testing and independent from any DVB-RCS manufacturer. The Hub Test Bed has been thoroughly validated using actual DVB-RCS hubs.
- A Laboratory, providing independent test services. Today hub verification is offered by the same laboratory offering terminal certification, the SatLabs Qualification Laboratory managed by CETECOM ICT Services.
Most of the features of the SatLabs System Recommendations can be verified using the Hub verification program, including DVB-S2, QoS, Management & Control and I-PEP.
The SatLabs Hub verification Program is accessible to members of the SatLabs Group but also to any DVB-RCS hub operator worldwide. Testing can be performed locally at the hub premises, remotely through satellite link or directly at the Laboratory. Any hub operators or network provider that wishes to have its hub tested shall directly contact SatLabs or CETECOM ICT.
This new SatLabs program now allows hub manufacturers to advertise their support for SatLabs compliant terminals and network operators to invest with more confidence in interoperable products.


text:
Plaintiffs Challenging Proposition 8 Call for Transparency and Public Access to Trial Video
Anti-Marriage Proponents Unable
to Substantiate Claims for Keeping Video Sealed;
Continue with Desperate Motion to Vacate Judgment
**Ninth Circuit to Hear Oral Arguments
on Thursday, December 8 at 2:30pm PT**
San Francisco, CA – Plaintiffs in Perry v. Brown, the landmark federal constitutional challenge to California's Proposition 8, will go before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit this week to present oral arguments explaining why the videotapes of the Proposition 8 trial should be publicly accessible and why Proponents' motion to vacate judgment is meritless.
This will likely be the final hearing before the Ninth Circuit issues a ruling on the U.S. District Court's August 2010 decision that struck down Proposition 8. Oral arguments on Thursday will be broadcast live.
Earlier this year, Plaintiffs moved to unseal the trial video recording in the district court, citing the presumption of access to judicial records under the First Amendment and common law. On September 19, 2011, U.S. District Chief Judge James Ware agreed with Plaintiffs, emphasizing that "Transparency is pivotal to public perception of the judiciary's legitimacy and independence."
Proponents immediately appealed Chief Judge Ware's decision, claiming that one of their two witnesses "regretted" testifying, yet they did not give any reason for that regret. Their star witness, David Blankenhorn, has publicly stated that he never felt threatened. Plaintiffs' reply brief strongly refutes Proponents' allegations (pp 15-16):
It has been almost two years since the Perry trial concluded, and after countless public reenactments, intense media attention, and publicly disseminated transcripts, Proponents still have offered no evidence whatsoever that their witnesses were in fact harmed as a result of their testimony in this case or would be harmed if the trial video were unsealed. Instead, they fall back on the same unsubstantiated claims of witness harassment and intimidation they have made before. But their purported "evidence" of harm to Proposition 8 supporters generally, cannot suffice to demonstrate their witnesses' alleged fears. The witnesses themselves have never expressed any such fear or claimed to have suffered any actual harassment, even though their names, likenesses, and professional and educational affiliations have been publicly known all along. In fact, at least one of their two expert witnesses has publicly rejected Proponents' claim that he "voiced 'concerns for [his] own security'" as a result of his participation in the trial. Proponents assert another of their expert witnesses "regretted his decision" to testify, but nowhere explain the reason for this newfound regret. It seems far more likely he regrets his decision because of his ineffectual testimony on cross-examination than because of any illusory safety concerns. Moreover, the fact that a witness later "regrets" the testimony that he gave under oath does not in any way diminish the public's right to access and scrutinize that regrettable testimony.
A coalition of media companies and organizations that includes the Los Angeles Times, CNN, The New York Times, FOX News, NBC News, Dow Jones & Co. and The Associated Press will participate in oral arguments on December 8 in support of Plaintiffs' effort to release the trial tapes.
The Ninth Circuit will also hear oral arguments on Proponents' baseless and offensive attempt to impugn the reputation of the U.S. District Chief Judge who struck down Proposition 8.
Unable to defend Proposition 8 on its merits, Proponents claim that the now-retired Chief Judge Vaughn R. Walker was disqualified from ruling on Proposition 8 because he is gay and in a same-sex relationship. Since Chief Judge Walker did not recuse himself, Proponents argue that his historic decision should be vacated. Their desperate attack on Chief Judge Walker was roundly rejected by Chief Judge Ware in June 2011, who observed that "we all have an equal stake in a case that challenges the constitutionality of a restriction on a fundamental right."
It is anticipated that the Ninth Circuit will issue a decision on the merits of the case soon after it has heard arguments on the trial tapes and motion to vacate appeals.
"The desperation of the anti-marriage forces shows how little they respect the Constitution," said American Foundation for Equal Rights Board President Chad Griffin. "Not content with relegating gay and lesbian Californians to second-class citizenship, the proponents of Proposition 8 now seek to deprive ALL Americans of their First Amendment right to see what happened at the historic trial. Proponents' shameful attacks on our Constitution and on Chief Judge Walker are an insult to all Americans who trust in the integrity of the federal judiciary and its commitment to the rule of law."
Plaintiffs' lead co-counsel Theodore B. Olson will present the oral argument advocating for the release of the trial tapes at 2:30pm PT. Plaintiffs' lead co-counsel David Boies will present the oral argument regarding Proponents' motion to vacate judgment at 3:30pm PT.
- Read Plaintiffs' Trial Videotapes Principal Brief >
- Read Plaintiffs' Trial Videotapes Reply Brief >
- Read Plaintiffs' Motion to Vacate Answering Brief >
Elizabeth Riel 323.892.2081 or email@example.com
Brandon Hersh 202.412.9766 or firstname.lastname@example.com
About the American Foundation for Equal Rights
The American Foundation for Equal Rights is the sole sponsor of the Perry case. After bringing together Theodore B. Olson and David Boies to lead its legal team, AFER successfully advanced the Perry case through federal district court and is now leading it through the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals before the case is brought to the United States Supreme Court. The Foundation is committed to achieving full federal marriage equality.


text: I updated my droidx to gingerbread this morning and I noticed numerous problems afterwards. For example Facebook would not update contents, apps that get refreshes from the web could not connect, I had email problems, and so on. I talked to Verizon tech support and after a while I was elevated to level 2 help. After much trouble shooting, having WiFi on caused the problems. Turning WiFi back off, my problems went away. For my Comcast account I had to remove it and re add it back. When I added my Comcast account the outgoing port had to be manually updated to the correct port number. I tried to turn back on WiFi but all my problems return. Turning WiFi back off fixed everything. Verizon suspects that the apps needs a patch to work with gingerbread.


text:
Chandigarh to Shimla – 115 Km via NH5
Delhi to Shimla – 340 Km via NH44 and NH5
Shimla witnessed the season's first snowfall on Christmas Day (Sunday, 25th Dec. 2016) and tourists entering here to enjoy their holiday were welcomed by snow! Snowfall happens in India in very specific Northern states only, so people from all over India visit these states like Himachal Pradesh and Kashmir to enjoy the snow fall. The heavy snowfall impacts vehicular movement on National Highway 5 making it difficult for people to reach these hill stations from the central India.
Small Town of Shimla
Shimla is a small City and it is the capital of the Himachal Pradesh state of India. It is located at the foot of Himalayan Mountain ranges. It was the summer capital of British India. There is a narrow-gauge Kalka-Shimla Railway line which you can use or best way is to travel from Chandigarh. This place always remains cool and is gifted with natural beauty. The famous Church and Valley-view points are the main places to visit here.
This place has retained its colonial heritage, old buildings, charming iron lamp posts and Anglo-Saxon names. The local market packed with shops and eateries is the main attraction of this town. Wooden crafted and woolen items are a speciality along with Apples and other dry fruits. We will see other interesting places to visit in Himachal Pradesh also.
Himachal Travel Circuit
Starting from Chandigarh, you can complete this travel circuit. Stay at Chandigarh for a couple of days and go to Shimla. Take a halt and Shimla and see the beautiful area around. Move to Manali via Kullu and stay at Manali. On the way back, you can directly come back to Chandigarh, which could be a long journey but the road is very good and you don't have to stay again in the same towns.
Read about Kullu-Manali-Rohtang Pass


text:
|Message view
|« Date » · « Thread »
|« Date » · « Thread »
|Amir Sanjar <v1san...@us.ibm.com>
|Re: Help to setup latest Hadoop source code on Eclipse
|Fri, 01 Feb 2013 15:24:28 GMT
1) how to setup your development environment, for example: export PATH=$PATH:~/development/protobuf-2.4.1/src export HADOOP_HOME=~/development/hadoop-common-1.1.1 export HADOOP_LOG_DIR=$HADOOP_HOME/logs export ECLIPSE_HOME=~/development/eclipse export FORREST_HOME=~/development/apache-forrest-0.8 export PATH=$PATH:$FORREST_HOME/bin export JAVA_HOME=~/development/ibm-java-x86_64-60 export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH export CLASSPATH=$CLASSPATH:$JAVA_HOME/jre/lib:$ANT_HOME/lib: export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$HADOOP_HOME/build/native/Linux-amd64-64/lib: umask 0022 cd $HADOOP_HOME 2) do a clean build and test from command line to make sure everything works without eclipse, example ant clean package -Djava5.home=/usr/java/jdk1.5.0_22 -Dforrest.home=/home/sanjar/development/apache-forrest-0.8 -Dcompile.native=true 3) build an eclipse project ant eclipse 4) import the project in to eclipse file->import->general->"existing project into workspace" 5) Change eclipse jre to point to your sdk if needed. 6) add ANT_HOME to your eclipse enviroment 7) build the project clean 8) if debugging junit testcases add below argument to your "VM Argument" in your "debug configuration". -Dhadoop.log.dir=build/test/logs -Dtest.build.data=build/test/data -Dhadoop.log.file=hadoop.log -Xmx500m -XX:+DumpOnOutOfMemoryError -Djava.net.preferIPv4Stack=true I might have missed a step :) , let me know if it helped Best Regards Amir Sanjar System Management Architect PowerLinux Open Source Hadoop development lead IBM Senior Software Engineer Phone# 512-286-8393 Fax# 512-838-8858 -----Karthiek C <email@example.com> wrote: ----- To: email@example.com From: Karthiek C <firstname.lastname@example.com> Date: 02/01/2013 08:45AM Subject: Re: Help to setup latest Hadoop source code on Eclipse That's great! So far I tried using trunk code. But 1.1.x works for me. Can you please help me out? My purpose is to debug through hadoop's default scheduler code and schedulers like fair share scheduler. And thanks for the advice Harsh. I could generate eclipse project files using the maven commands you gave, but couldn't get the project running in eclipse. Thanks, Karthiek On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 9:16 AM, Amir Sanjar <email@example.com> wrote: > what version of hadoop are you using? I have been debugging hadoop 1.1.x > source code using eclipse everyday. If you are using similar version, I > might be able to help. > > Best Regards > Amir Sanjar > > System Management Architect > PowerLinux Open Source Hadoop development lead > IBM Senior Software Engineer > Phone# 512-286-8393 > Fax# 512-838-8858 >
|View raw message


text:
Anyways: is a black superhero team contrived?
Teen fakes pregnancy as social experiment. <3
Fandom hates Catelyn Stark. Other fans respond.
Victim-blaming for crimes other than rape.
Bristol Palin is going to be a reality STAR!
From Notebook: A Question Club response about make-up.
Homeless woman disproportionately penalized for sending child to school.
From Gabbie:
Following link about the underrepresentation of fenale characters in literature – usually no more than 35% of the central roles.
More on the cheerleader forced to cheer for her rapist.
From Shaun:
So. This is old, but it's new to me, and I found it pretty awesome. It's about bisexuality not reinforcing the gender binary and the biphobia of excluding/attacking "bisexual" on this basis but ignoring the more privileged categories of "homosexual" and "heterosexual."
And then this is the first report by a government agency on the invisibility of bisexuals. It's chock full of interesting facts, like how bisexual women make less money than lesbians, and bisexual men make less money than all categories, yet bisexual women are more likely to live in poverty than any other studied gender & orientaton (bisexual women must have less resources available to them, or more monetary demands, than bisexual men?)
It also talks about the unwillingness of many LGBT organizations to cater to the needs of the bisexual community, and the stigma attached in both the gay and straight communities, despite the number of self-identified bisexuals slightly exceeding the number of homosexuals.
Obama's racial identity still a problem for Fox.
Some thoughts on SlutWalk and "fun feminism."
…America's history needs correction.
A reminder that black women were also lynched.
DADT and the military remain a convoluted political issue.
Oh my god, now the right thinks Jill Scott's a racist. What the fuck.
Disabled Londoners march against cuts
Wikileaks founder running a business.
Student penalized for encouraging other students to provide appropriate documentation when talking to administrators.


text:
Three of my friends are arguing that they make the best meatball and want to have a Battle of the Balls competition! I have been anointed as one of the judges.
I'm trying to think of a good system for judging. Taste, uniqueness, healthiness, appearance, juiciness? Should one weigh more than the other?
How would you judge?


text:
Anna Lindsey's Sewing Basket is a small cottage business in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California. I was blessed with two grandmothers that were skilled at many types of needlework. With the their help, I started sewing small projects for my dolls at the age of nine. My love of sewing, knitting, crocheting and all crafting continued to grow from there.
For the past thirty years I've spent my time working full time as a teacher/school administrator, working all positions at a summer camp and raising my three wonderful sons. Over the years I have sewed, knitted crocheted and dabbled in many other crafts, making things for my family and friends. My time was always limited, yet now that I'm retired I have time to do my favorite pastimes. Thus, with the encouragement of family and friends I have chosen to continue to share my love of handmade items by producing clothing and items to share with you, your families and friends!
I hope you will keep in touch with me and let me know things you like. Also let know any items you would like to see in the store. Finally, please let me know if you have a special request and I'll see what I can do. You are important to me and I want to make items that you are happy with and will treasure as HANDMADE FOR YOU!
Anna Lindsey


text:
Editor's Note: An earlier version of this story stated that PASSE (Parents Advocating for Special Services in Education) members were encouraged to attend the Jan. 28 Board of Education meeting to express "opposition" over discrepancies in the district's policies and procedures relating to students with disabilities. The email, which was sent to PASSE members, was encouraging parents to attend board of education meetings in general as one of many ways to advocate for their children, and not to attend the meeting in opposition. TheAlternativePress.com apologizes for the misunderstanding.
WEST ORANGE, NJ - The West Orange Board of Education Preliminary Agenda for the Monday, Jan. 28 meeting has been posted on the http://www.woboe.org website. More attachments may be posted prior to the meeting, which will commence at 8 p.m. in the Library Media Center at West Orange High School.
Although the agenda reflects a basic administrative meeting, members of the community are planning to establish their own concerns. At the last BOE meeting two weeks ago, a group of residents held a candlelight vigil protesting against what they said was the inequity of the board when Sandra Mordecai was not elected as vice president. Efforts continue to hold another vigil at the Jan. 28 meeting, prior to the 8 p.m. start time.
In addition to this, another group of residents claiming that the district is attempting to oust current WOHS Varsity Football Coach John Jacob, has been rallying supporters to come out and speak on his behalf. The district recently posted all Fall coaching positions, internally and externally.
Most of the board meetings will now be held in the LMC at the high school, facilitating accessibility.


text:
Need Suggestions for Places to Hang Out (Beirut)
Hey All,
I am going to be visiting Beirut for 4 days in September with friends and planning to live in Hamra.
I wanted suggestions on souqs/local markets to visit- Particularly to shop lebanon based merchandises for gifts back home.
Plus suggestions on good venues to hang around with friends would be appreciated.