text:
Food database and calorie counter Source: Member

Chocolate Loaf Cake

Nutrition Facts
Serving Size: 1/6 loaf (57g)
Amount Per Serving
Calories from Fat 70
Calories 180
% Daily Values*
Total Fat 8g 12%
  Saturated Fat 2g 10%
  Trans Fat 0g
Cholesterol 35mg 12%
Sodium 280mg 12%
Total Carbohydrate 27g 9%
  Dietary Fiber 1g 4%
  Sugars 16g
Protein 2g
Vitamin A 0% Vitamin C 0%
Calcium 0% Iron 6%
Information for this food was submitted to the FatSecret food database by member ozgoodz33 on 13 Aug 11, and last modified on 10 Dec 14 by member BSeab1024 .

Is this information inaccurate or incomplete?
Click here to edit.
of RDI*
(180 calories)
9% of RDI
Calorie Breakdown:
Carbohydrate (58%)
Fat (38%)
Protein (4%)
* Based on a RDI of 2000 calories

Nutrition summary:

There are 180 calories in a 1/6 loaf serving of Entenmann's Chocolate Loaf Cake.
Calorie breakdown: 38% fat, 57% carbs, 4% protein.

Related Chocolate Cake from Entenmann's:

Chocolate Creme Cupcakes
Chocolate Fudge Cake
Chocolate Truffle Iced Cake

Related Cakes from Entenmann's:

All Butter Loaf Cake
Banana Cake
Butter French Crumb Cake
Cheese Filled Crumb Coffee Cake
Chocolate Chip Crumb Loaf Cake
Chocolate Chip Iced Cake
  find more entenmann's cakes products

Other Types of Chocolate Cake:

Chocolate Cake (Without Frosting)
Chocolate Cake (with Chocolate Frosting)
Chocolate Angel Food Cake
Chocolate Sponge Cake
Chocolate Chiffon Cake
Chocolate Pound Cake
  view more chocolate cake nutritional info

Other Types of Cakes:

Sponge Cake
Butter Pound Cake
Angelfood Cake
  view more cakes nutritional info
Food Search

Add this item to my food diary

Please note that some foods may not be suitable for some people and you are urged to seek the advice of a physician before beginning any weight loss effort or diet regimen. Although the information provided on this site is presented in good faith and believed to be correct, FatSecret makes no representations or warranties as to its completeness or accuracy and all information, including nutritional values, is used by you at your own risk. All trademarks, copyright and other forms of intellectual property are property of their respective owners.


Content-Type: application/http; msgtype=response

WARC-Identified-Payload-Type: text/html

WARC-Type: response

text:
Horticulture is an option subject in Years 9 and 10. There is a school horticulture garden, orchard, hydroponics and glasshouse area that is maintained and managed by the students.horticulture plot

Students propagate and grow a variety of plants which can then be taken home.

The teaching programme focuses on using practical skills to reinforce the theoretical and academic aspects of the courses.

Full NCEA courses are offered at Years 11 and 12.  Year 13 offers a single NZQA Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences programme.

warcinfo:
robots: classic
hostname: ip-10-170-22-195.ec2.internal
software: Nutch 1.6 (CC)
isPartOf: CC-MAIN-2017-43
operator: Common Crawl Admin
description: Wide crawl of the web for October 2017
publisher: Common Crawl
format: WARC File Format 1.0
conformsTo: http://bibnum.bnf.fr/WARC/WARC_ISO_28500_version1_latestdraft.pdf


WARC-Identified-Payload-Type: application/xhtml+xml

text:
Home > Retrofit automation solution now available to CNC Machine Tool Operators

Retrofit automation solution now available to CNC Machine Tool Operators

article image

Dimac Tooling, Australia and New Zealand's leading supplier of accessories and work holding solutions for CNC milling and CNC turning machine tools, is now able to offer CNC machine operators a unique retrofit automation solution to improve both productivity and efficiency whilst protecting the finished product.

This is achieved through a Hydrafeed Barfeeder and a Royal Rota Rack working in conjunction. Hydrafeed, a UK based company,has established a reputation for designing and building a range of Barfeeders that offer unrivalled performance and accuracy, plus a user friendly set-up.

“Hydrafeed Barfeeders increase the productivity of any CNC turning centre and can be retrofitted to any entry level CNC machine as well as multi-tasking turning centres. This provides a solution for increased productivity from your machine tool,” said Dimac Managing Director, Paul Fowler.

Standard features include complete servo control on all axes, fully automated set-up through a user friendly HMI screen and the versatility to accommodate different bar diameters and lengths including random bar lengths. A wide variety of models are available to suit any application.

Rota-Rack is a lean, cost-effective device that safely collects finished parts as they come off a CNC lathe, providing a competitive advantage to manufacturers by enabling their machine tools to run unattended for extended periods of time.

Rota-Rack is manufactured in the USA by Royal Products. For more than 65 years, Royal Products has been designing and building precision metal working accessories to help manufacturers squeeze every last drop of performance out of their machine tools.

“Equipping your bar-fed CNC lathes with a Rota-Rack enables you to continue making parts long after the last employee leaves for the night or weekend. Crucially, it eliminates parts damage and can give you up to ten extra hours of unmanned production every single day,” Dimac Managing Director, Paul Fowler pointed out.

One of the most important aspects of the Rota-Rack is that no machine interface is required, electrical or mechanical;the unit simply plugs into a 240v ac outlet and the operator sets the index functions with a simple touch-screen PLC.

The unique rotary spiral gently guides finished parts to the centre as the turntable rotates, whilst a low-friction UHMW material covers all contact surfaces for superior part protection.

The Royal Rota-Rack is especially good at protecting straight edges of milled parts – often a difficult task with other collection methods. In addition, its universal height- adjustable design adapts to virtually all CNC lathes.

Importantly, the Rota-Rack can be powered using the Hydrafeed Barfeeder’s existing power source.

“Quite simply, for a CNC Machine tool owner the combination of a Hydrafeed Barfeeder and Royal Rota-Rack is a marriage made in heaven. It’s easy to retrofit and will add a massive dose of productivity, keep your machines running long after your last employee has left for the night or weekend and improve your competitiveness in the market,” Mr Fowler added.

“The combination of a Hydrafeed Barfeeder and Royal Rota-Rack will ensure the highest quality of the finished product and typically pay for themselves within a reasonably short time frame,” concluded Mr Fowler.

Newsletter sign-up

The latest products and news delivered to your inbox


text:
BenQ Australia

LCD & CRT monitors, CD-ROM and CD-RW drives, scanners, digital cameras.

Supplier news
11/03/03 - BenQ and Wyse Technology have announced they will use Intel’s Personal Internet Client Architecture (PCA) processors to power new smart displays.
Supplier news
12/03/02 - BENQ claims it has the fastest CD-RW drives in the storage market with the release of the Benq 4012P (40x) and 3210A (32x) drives. Writing at 40X, re-writing at 12X and reading at 48X, the Benq 4012P offers unprecedented speed and convenience for use
Supplier news
21/02/02 - AT around the size of a paperback novel, and weighing only 1.7kg, Benq’s top-of-the-range SL705X projector is a suitable choice for training seminars, sales presentations, home theatre and other applications where mobility is important.
Supplier news
20/02/02 - BENQ Australia has released the first in a line of digital data projectors heralding the introduction of Benq branded products to the Australian market. The Benq projector range includes the VP150X – 1800 ansi lumens LCD projector and the top-of-the

Contact BenQ Australia

BenQ Australia (Head office) Update these details
13 Columbia Way
Norwest Business Park
NSW 2153
Tel: 02 8895 8800
Fax: 02 8892 8838

Related Products


text:
Home > Brown Brothers Engineers Australia - provides pump system building services

Brown Brothers Engineers Australia - provides pump system building services

Supplier News

Brown Brothers Engineers Australia  the pump group company, offers a wide range of pumps and also offers their services in building a pump system completely as per the specification given by their clients.

Pioneer Prime Diesel-Powered Unit is one of the work of Brown Brothers Engineers and this unit weighs 3.5 tonne each and has the features of Two 316 stainless steel Vac Assist 6x4 pumps each coupled with Cummins Model 6CTA8.3-C diesel; 152.5kw @ 2050 rpm rating of continuous pump using; trailer includes a 24 hr. fuel tank, solar tricke feed to battery, hose racks and automatic panel control.

Another work of Brown Brothers Engineers is Pioneer Vac Assist Diesel Powered Pump built for the pipe line project in Northern Australia. Its main features are 4 X 4" Ported and 3 X 6" Ported Pioneer Prime pumps complete with Hatz silent pack 3 and 4 cyl diesels mounted on the Brown Brothers Engineers standard diesel pump set base. This includes a central lift point, fork lift pockets, 24 hr fuel tank, corner tie down points and spillage bunding.

The feature of Lowara SV Verticle Multistage with Hydrovar Controller build by Brown Brothers Engineers are Triplex Booster Pump VSD System for their standard build includes stainless steel manifolds, pressure tank, valves and surge protection panel with isolator.

Newsletter sign-up

The latest products and news delivered to your inbox


text:
Home > Industrial Consumables > Adhesives > High Temperature Adhesives

High Temperature Adhesives

Adhesives designed for high-temperature insulation and sealing
Measure-Tech Australia
High temperature measuring solutions are supplied by Measure-Tech Australia and are suitable for use in tough operations
View full info
Measure-Tech Australia provides test and tagging equipment. Products include: Portable Appliance Testers, Hand-held alternative PAT testers, Advisory System for Tired Drivers, COTRONICS high quality high temperature products, Test tags, Hand held digital ...
Contact us
Industrial and technical ceramics for heat, corrosion, abrasion.
Contact us
By Type
Supplier news
05/05/11 - Measure-Tech Australia supply Cotronics range of high temperature products suitable for aerospace, automotive, semi-conductor instrumentation, appliances and chemical processing industries.

Newsletter sign-up

The latest products and news delivered to your inbox


text:
Share your wild life pictures

Over the past few years we have worked with Rosie Carmichael,Carmarthenshire Rural Conservation officer with funding support by Natural Resources Wales,taking part in a number of exciting events to help us “see” and cherish our wonderful local environment better.
This year we want to encourage you to take pictures of the natural world and share them.In this way we can celebrate our diverse environment, stretching from the banks of the Tywi estuary through Ferryside village up to Llansaint and include dedicated farm land as well as natural wooded areas.
You can log into the West Wales Biodiversity Information Centre (WWBIC) register and record your sightings of plants, insects and animals and help everyone build up a picture of our local environment.
Alternatively you can send us your pictures with a note saying when and where you took the picture and what you think you have snapped. We will endeavour to put these onto a separate page of this site for you to enjoy.Email See Natural Resources in Ferryside
My contribution, a fungi seen growing on a fallen ash branch. I think its a Many-zoned Polypore (courtesy of Professor Google) . Taken in woods close to Ferryside on the 11th November 2016.

Natural Resources in Ferryside

Working with WWBIC and Rosie Carmichael we have identified 4 distinct environments in the Ferryside area with a brief description of each. We hope to link your photos to one of these different areas.

The estuary (Blue Area) is an example of a natural resource that provides food, opportunities for recreation, a home to an amazing variety of wildlife, and the basis of a local tourism industry. The Tywi estuary is one of the finest estuaries in Wales, and one of European importance for the habitats and species it supports. In mapping the estuary we have included the estuarine sands and muds and the saltmarshes.
The enclosed farm land (Green Area) includes hedgerows and ponds and some water courses. Much of this land benefits from the fertile soils derived from the old red sandstones, and it supports mix of farms, – dairy, beef and sheep, with some areas of arable crop areas. Today some farmland in Ferryside is being used for producing renewable energy from photovoltaic panels.
The village itself (Red Area) – also contains many areas suitable for wildlife. Surveys in the summer of 2015, with the Bat Conservation Trust, identified 7 species of bat foraging in the area. Mature trees, garden ponds, streams, stone walls, as well as wildlife friendly houses and gardens are all important for wildlife.
More natural areas (Purple Area) – woods, species-rich grasslands, wetlands, rivers, ponds and streams – these are the areas that support much of our wildlife.
Why it matters
Careful management of Natural Resources ensures we can meet the varied needs of today, and hopefully those of the future. For example woodlands can be managed to provide, at any one time, shelter, timber and habitats for wildlife, and places for quiet relaxation, while we can garden in a way that provides us with some food, and creates overwintering habitat for wildlife. Managing our agricultural soils carefully ensures that it will continue to be productive for future generations. Looking after the hedgerows, field margins, areas of rough land and water courses on farmland, can help reduce flooding and provide a network of wildlife habitats around the more intensively managed areas.


text:
Damsel In Defense - Self Defense Items - Portland, Oregon

by Independent Rep
(Portland, OR, USA)

Self Defense Items

Self Defense Items

We help keep you safe and enjoy life so you are not looking over your shoulder. We sell things from pepper spray to stun guns. Host an Empower Hour and earn discounts, as well as free gear. For the month of May all pack a punch stun guns are buy one get one 50% off, a $25 savings.

Will travel up to 50 miles for an event. Contact information for booking:

Jeremy Sykes

Craft Vendor Booth Rental Fee Festival and Fair Vendor
How To Start Your Own Concession Business

Find Vendor Events & Classifieds

Event Liability Insurance | Craft Shows | County Fairs and Festivals | State Fairs
Used Trailers | Utility Trailers | Enclosed Trailers | Carnival Rides | Carnival Games

Classifieds | Events | Attractions | Fun Stuff | Home | Privacy

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How? Simply click here to return to Oregon Vendors.


text:
Orange Coast River Park

Home / Campaigns / Orange Coast River Park

Banning RanchProject Name: Orange Coast River Park (OCRP)

Project Location: At the mouth of the Santa Ana River (Newport Beach, Huntington Beach, and Costa Mesa)

Project Effort: The mission of the OCRP is “to create a thousand plus acre nature park at the mouth of the Santa Ana River with habitats and trails providing an oasis of tranquility, a seamless passageway, and an ecological staircase.”

Lead Organization: Orange Coast River Park (OCRP)

FHBP’s Position/Involvement:

  • FHBP initiated and facilitated the OCRP concept and project and its ultimate formation into its own 501(c)(3) organization. An FHBP Board member serves on the OCRP Board.
  • FHBP has helped to provide funding through the OCTA Measure M2 Environmental Mitigation Program for restoration of wetlands in Fairview Park in Costa Mesa, part of OCRP.
  • FHBP’s Green Vision Map shows the Orange Coast River Park in its entirety, including the still privately owned Banning Ranch, in red meaning that the desired conservation open space is threatened by development and should be saved.
  • FHBP supports, writes letters, and testifies to help the Banning Ranch Conservancy’s efforts to save Banning Ranch.

Project History:

  • The OCRP project was initiated in 1998 by FHBP. A Concept Plan was developed by a partnership facilitated by FHBP. The partnership included: the cities of Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, and Newport Beach; the County of Orange; and the California Coastal Conservancy. The Concept Plan was completed in 2002.
  • From 2002 – 20011, FHBP facilitated monthly networking meetings for the partnership in order to work together to implement the plan and fund projects.
  • In 2011, a stand alone non-profit was incorporated, the OCRP, Inc.

Next Decision:

FHBP has supported the Banning Ranch Conservancy which seeks to save all of the 410 acres of Banning Ranch and include it in the OCRP. In September 2016, the Coastal Conservancy denied the Banning Ranch LLC proposal and a new proposal is expected in 2017.


text:
Featured New Vehicles

Find a Great Price on a New FIAT in Concord When You Shop New Car Specials at Hendrick FIAT of Concord

If you want a really great deal on your new FIAT 500, 500X, 500L, or 500c, be sure to shop the new car specials at Hendrick FIAT of Concord! Here we've hand-selected some of our best deals to make it simple for you to explore. To learn more about any of the vehicles you see below simply give us a call at (877) 249-5546 or visit our Concord FIAT dealership today!

$649.00  Dealer Administrative Charge is not included in advertised price.
All prices and offers are before state, city and county tax, tag, title and license fees. Out of state buyers are responsible for all state, county, city taxes and fees, as well as title/registration fees in the state that the vehicle will be registered. All prices and offers include all rebates and incentives which the dealer retains unless otherwise specifically provided. Dealer not responsible for errors and omissions; all offers subject to change without notice, please confirm listings with dealer.

* The advertised price does not include sales tax, vehicle registration fees, other fees required by law, finance charges and any documentation charges.

* Images, prices, and options shown, including vehicle color, trim, options, pricing and other specifications are subject to availability, incentive offerings, current pricing and credit worthiness.


text:
line Home  |  About Us  |  Link To Us  |  FAQ  |  Contact

Serving Software Downloads in 976 Categories, Downloaded 29.990.031 Times

Download - Comments from Digg, Reddit 0.2

Comments from Digg, Reddit 0.2

Comments from Digg, Reddit
This plugin imports comments about your posts from Digg and Reddit in real-time.Release PostWarning! It requires PHP5 to run!installation :

Download Comments from Digg, Reddit From
Download Link #1
Modules  -  E-Publish Views filter 6.x-1.x-dev 1.0
The E-Publish module helps organize a group of nodes into a publication.InstallationUnpack in your modules folder (usually /sites/all/modules/) and enable under Administer > Site Building > Modules. Requirements: - Drupal 6.x - Drupal Views...
Modules  -  JComments
It's a universal module which display latest comments lists, the most commented articles, latest commented articles and unpublished articles depending on settings. Supported: smileys enabling/disabling feature, restrictions of the length of the...
716.8 KB
Modules  -  Avantgo 2.14
With AvantGo the latest news can displayed on your PDA.Version 2.14- Xoops API Call (Configuration)- Integration Xoops Image ManagerVersion 2.12:- Language german, english, italianVersion 2.11:- Code was cleaned- Choice of categories to show-...
Modules  -  Node Gallery Access 6.x-2.0-beta2
Node Gallery Access is a module that adds access control to Node Gallery.Node Gallery Access allows a gallery owner to specify a gallery as one of three different types: * Public: The gallery is accessible by anyone whom can view content. *...
20.48 KB
Modules  -  baseballNuke 2.0
BaseballNuke is a module for PHP-Nuke that allows for the administration of a baseball team. It easy to install and use.
Modules  -  default.php Page to index.php page 1.0
In earlier versions of osc the start page was named default.php now it is index.php. This can cause problems with the URLs, especially when you are advertising with keywords.To redirect the old URL to the new one (index.php) just write the...
Modules  -  Xmonitor 1.0
A module for tracking uservisit useraction especially if there are more than one admins for a module This Mod Is adapted from the MOD uservisit. It will allow us to trap user activity eg: which user deleted / modified that post/blog. I recommed...
Modules  -  PyUI 0.95
PyUI is a user interface library written entirely in the high-level language python. It has a modular implementation that allows the drawing and event input to be performed by pluggable "renderers". This makes PyUI very portable and scalable. It...
Modules  -  Welcome Visitor 1.03
The plugin will also invite visitors to subscribe to the site's RSS feed.InstallationUnpack and upload it to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress. Requirements: - WordPress 2.5.0 or higher
Modules  -  Pexpect 2.1
Pexpect is a pure Python module for spawning child applications; controlling them; and responding to expected patterns in their output. Pexpect works like Don Libes' Expect. Pexpect allows your script to spawn a child application and control it as...


text:
line Home  |  About Us  |  Link To Us  |  FAQ  |  Contact

Serving Software Downloads in 976 Categories, Downloaded 29.990.031 Times

Free One Nightstand

Company: Odinz Net
Date Added: March 14, 2011  |  Visits: 123

Free One Nightstand
Full screenshot

Report Broken Link
Printer Friendly Version

Product Homepage
Download (7 downloads)

Have a Free One Nightstand every night!

Free One Nightstand is the ad-supported version of One Nightstand, which is a great big clock for your nightstand.

This new version now displays the current outside temperature for your area, and links to your local forecast as well.

Key Features:
Local temp and weather forcast now built in!
Free version: local, targeted ads will be shown along the bottom
Big, easy to read font that you can read across the room
Always on: what good is a clock if you have to turn it on to read it?
Flashlight mode: just swipe the clock side-to-side
Dimmable: just swipe up and down to suit your surrounding
Colors: choose the color to suit your mood

Usage Tips:
To access settings, just double-tap on the clock screen.
Battery Usage: since the display is always on, be sure to keep the phone on external power for extended periods of time (like when you are sleeping...)

Pop-over events like calendar notifications, will enable idle mode and can turn off the display.
No alarm function (yet). However this app works perfectly well with the default system alarms.
The ads are not dimmable, sorry. If you prefer, get the paid-version of One Nightstand instead:

Requirements: Windows Phone 8.1, Windows Phone 8, Windows Phone 7.5, Windows Phone 7

Requirements: No special requirements
Release Date: March 14, 2011
Platforms: Windows Phone
Users rating: 0/10

License: Freeware Size: 1024 KB
Compression Tools  -  Free One Click ZIP & RAR Wizard 1.0
Free One Click ZIP & RAR Wizard is a handy and reliable utility designed to enable you to compress and decompress archives. Zip, unzip and unrar made easy with just one click. This great program is especially designed for beginners who are new to...
Project Management  -  ToDo_List_Template 5.0.2
A free simple To Do list template is provided in WORD, Excel and PDF formats. Instructions are included. The To Do List Template is easy to learn and use. A free one page action plan template is also provided to make identifying To Do's...
323.24 KB
Games  -  1980s Vol. 1 - Film Bot Movie I.Q. (FREE) 1.0
1980s - Vol 1 - Film Bots Movie I.Q. Now enjoy the full version for FREE! (Please note this an ad supported version, and an ad free one is available.) Think you know 1980s movie trivi* Then challenge Film Bot, the movie trivia...
18.3 MB
Games  -  Touch Hockey: FS5 (FREE) 5.0.0
Play against your friends over Bluetooth and WiFi! Touch Hockey outclasses every air hockey game available on the iPhone and iPod touch with the fastest animations possible and it's FREE! One of the only 10 games your iPhone...
39.5 MB
Productivity  -  One Touch-Lock
- Now it free! One Touch-Lock an app for lock screen quickly no need use button power physical, A lot of Icon for you choose and pin to start creen. Notice: The app has NO limit of trial but you can purchase it if you want to support our...
1024 KB
Education  -  Phonics A-Z Free
Phonics A-Z Free one of the best original phonics ABC for children, is designed to help children learn the sounds of the letters in the English alphabet. Phonics A-Z for babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and kids. Requirements: Windows Phone...
4 MB
Games  -  Happy Chick runs Lite 1.0.1
This version is the free one of Happy Chick runs. Happy Chick is the baby bird who cant fly. It has so many brothers and sisters that it can not eat enough food. It escapes from the cozy nest for itself to find more delicious food. Now,...
7.1 MB
Games  -  Hardest Cube Game 1.0
Play now for FREE one of the most difficult games of the Appstore! Move the red square with the big eye, collect the 3 cherries on each level and wake the blue square up. It's easy to play: use the virtual pad to move the red square and...
24.1 MB
Games  -  Basketball Champion
OMG! It is FREE. One of the most addictive mobile phone game is available for WP7 Now!! Score as much as you can in a given time. Update 1.3 ====== Coloring Leaderboard and fixing alignment issue Fixing not counting some of...
4 MB
Music  -  Kaanchi
OFFICIAL Kaanchi App- DOWNLOAD NOW- ITS FREE!!! One stop shop and a complete power-packed App. The App is sleekly designed which represents the simplicity and panache associated with film. Experience the latest offering with Kaanchi App as...
8 MB
Mobile Software  -  Secure Hunter Anti theft 1.001
Secure Hunter Anti-Theft Very useful for app for everyone who are using Android smartphone that it will increase your device security using its features like to remove for charging, shake/move position of the device it'll ring and it'll not stop...
4 KB
Mobile Software  -  APUS Launcher 1.9.11
APUS Launcher, a light-weight and intelligent Android Launcher, is the flagship product of the APUS User System. It will help users to make your Android phone easier, faster and more convenient to use. It can boost RAM and speed up phone,...
4.03 MB
Mobile Software  -  iOS 9 Jailbreak 1.0.2
Download our iOS 9 Jailbreak freeware for your Windows computer to get complete Cydia installation process. This is simple downloader developed for all iOS users willing to jailbreak their devices. This tool will check your device status and also...
902.5 KB
Mobile Software  -  dataSPEC GmbH
Au weh auch die dataSPEC GmbH hat nun eine APP, ob das gut geht? Zumindest gibt es News und Gewinnspiele direkt aufs eigene Smartphone. Nicht entgehen lassen, sonst wei? man ja nicht was man verpasst. ;-) Requirements: Windows Phone 8.1,...
4 MB
Productivity  -  RampUp 1.0
RampUp is LiveRamps annual summit that brings together over 1,200 marketers, agencies, and industry insiders. This years summit will focus on connected data for the cross-channel marketer. We will cover topics such as: What kinds of data should...
20.6 MB
Productivity  -  Leander Lube & Oil 1.1
Keep on top of your vehicle's maintenance with this free eSticker app from Leander Lube & Oil. Keep your vehicle's oil change reminder sticker on your iPhone, iPod or iPad. Simply scan the eStickerID printed on the Leander Lube & Oil...
3.4 MB
Productivity  -  CheckGift 1.0.0
Attention: Pre release due to Christmas! CheckGift Organize your birthdays and presents! No overview of upcoming Birthdays? Gave your Aunt the same mittens three years in a row? CheckGift is the App that will help you remember all...
5.7 MB
Productivity  -  Eat Smart Lose Weight 1.0
Have you ever wanted to eat quick and satisfying meals that allow you to lose weight? Have you ever felt like eating healthy takes time and extra energy that you don't have? The good news is that it's entirely possible to eat meals that...
5.5 MB
Productivity  -  Product Portfolio 1.0.0
ETCs product portfolio app gives you quick and easy access to ETCs technical documentation! This virtual binder lets you view, print or email datasheets, application sheets, brochures and more for all of ETCs products anytime,...
11.4 MB


text:
Wednesday, October 26, 2016

INTERVIEW: Juho Kuosmanen

Winner of Un Certain Regard at Cannes 2016 and recently chosen to represent Finland at the Oscars, “The Happiest Day in the Life of Olli Mäki” is one of this year’s most pleasant surprises. As its director Juho Kuosmanen would firmly explain, this unusual true story is not your typical boxing drama. Based on the exploits of its title character Olli Mäki, it follows his preparation for the biggest fight of his life. But while his country primes him to be their next sporting hero, Olli is much more concerned with his burgeoning romance with his sweetheart Raija. Earlier this week, I had a chat with Kuosmanen to learn more about his approach to this unique character, the making of the film and his personal attachment to its themes. Below is an edited version of our conversation.

Read more at The Awards Circuit

No comments:

Post a Comment


text:
Free shipping in USA on Residential orders over $99
The Water Superstore:800-439-0263
View Cart View Cart
0 item(s)

External Diverter Adapter

External Diverter Adapter for Countertop Water Filter System, CQE-PT-03015
Click here to view larger image

Brand: Crystal Quest
SKU: CQE-PT-03015
Price: $3.95

Dimensions: 2.5x2.5
Weight: 0.2 lb

Ships in 2-3 days

Made in USA

External diverter adapter, rubber. Can be attached to various faucets, including european, asian and non-standard. Can be used with most countertop water filters to attach to non-US or non-standard faucets.
Adapter is designed to fit Crystal Quest Countertop filters, and many other brand countertop filters that use standard diverter valves.
Adapter can be attached to many non-standard water faucets or faucets without a threading. On another end it has a standard US 1" thread that is used on most US-made countertop water filters.

Related Products
Product Ratings and Reviews
Product Rating: 00000(0.00)   # of Ratings: 0   (Only registered customers can rate) Login to Rate

There are no Comments or Reviews for this product.


text:
Reliance Power prices record IPO at top

The greenfield Indian power producer attracts $188 billion worth of demand and close to five million investors.

Reliance Power has priced its initial public offering at the top of the range at Rs450 a share after investors showed complete confidence in the ability of the Reliance Anil Dharubhai Ambani Group to deliver on its plans for the company.

Although it is still a greenfield company that wonÆt generate any power or revenues for another two years, the strong investor support allowed the spin-off from Reliance Energy to raise Rs117 billion $3 billion. Of the total, $369...

To continue reading, please login or register for free

Print Edition

FinanceAsia Print Edition


text:
Deutsche appoints new head of global markets Japan

Marzio Keiling takes over as head of global markets Japan, succeeding Henry Ritchotte who moves to London.

Deutsche Securities announced by press release yesterday the appointment of Marzio Keiling as head of global markets Japan. Keiling, who started his new job yesterday, has also been appointed as JapanÆs representative on the global markets executive committee.

Keiling succeeds Henry Ritchotte who will move to London to assume the post of chief operating officer for the global markets division worldwide.

Global markets is part of corporate banking and securities, which is one of two divisions worldwide that make up...

To continue reading, please login or register for free

Print Edition

FinanceAsia Print Edition


WARC-Truncated: length

text:
USA, Craton Equity Partners Invests in Liquid Environmental Solutions

Craton Equity Partners, a Southern California clean technology fund, has made a $20m investment commitment to Liquid Environmental Solutions (LES), a non-hazardous liquid waste collection and treatment company in the United States.
Founded in 2002 and with offices in Dallas and San Diego, LES provides its commercial and industrial customers with an effective way to manage and properly dispose of their liquid waste.
The company operates seven wastewater treatment facilities and an interstate fleet of trucks driven by highly trained waste-collection specialists.
LES, which serves over 15,000 locations from California to Alabama, will use the funds from the Craton investment to expand its operations and geographic reach.

Join the discussion


text:
Georgia Uniform Discipline Heads to Federal Court

DAVID WICKERT, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

A federal court may decide whether Gwinnett County can discipline firefighters for wearing their uniforms to public meetings.

The county prohibits employees from wearing their uniforms when not on duty, but 16 firefighters wore their work attire to a County Commission meeting where they believed the fire department budget would be discussed. Two firefighters said they were later "verbally harassed" and disciplined by their superiors for doing so.

In June, the two filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Atlanta, saying Gwinnett officials illegally retaliated against them.

Marcus Keegan, the firefighters' attorney, said the county's actions discourage government employees from exercising their First Amendment right to express opinions on public issues.

"My clients, just like any other resident of Gwinnett County, have the ability and the right to freely express themselves to their government," Keegan said. "They did so. They did it politely. They shouldn't be punished as a result."

Gwinnett County officials declined to comment on the litigation. In court records, Gwinnett attorneys say wearing a firefighter's uniform is a privilege, not a right, and the county has the authority to control the use of the uniform.

The lawsuit stems from the firefighters' actions at a July 2014 commission meeting. Stephen Cahn, Dennis Pishock and 14 other firefighters were off duty but wearing their uniforms. It's unclear from the lawsuit if others were disciplined.

They expected commissioners to discuss the fire department budget, though the topic did not come up at the meeting. According to the lawsuit, the firefighters did not speak at or disrupt the meeting.

The next day, Pishock was pulled away from his shift and "interrogated," "verbally harassed" and "embarrassed" by two superiors, according to the lawsuit. He later received what the lawsuit says was an unjustified negative performance appraisal.

Cahn also was disciplined and was reassigned to another station. The lawsuit says he later was passed over for promotions. He recently retired.

A federal court in 2007 upheld a Gwinnett policy against off-duty police officers wearing uniforms to public meetings. In rejecting an officer's lawsuit, the court ruled the police department "has significant interests in maintaining tight control over its official symbols of authority," including police uniforms.

Keegan, the firefighters' attorney, said such a policy might be defensible if it were upheld consistently. But he said the fire department has not enforced its policy consistently.

Stay up to date on everything Fire Rescue. Click the buttons below to learn more about how to subscribe.

Magazine Subscription Newsletter Subscription


text:
The AWANA Club is here to serve with a ministry that is all about fun with a purpose to win and grow kids for Christ!

Spread the word!

Schedule of Events for Awana

Club Age/Grade Leader
Commander All Phyllis Langley
 Director All Stephanie Langley
Secretary All Cindy Dodson
Nursery Babies - 2 yrs Wanda Hawthorne
Puggles 2 yrs Marlena Rice
Cubbies 3 - 4 yrs  Belinda Kennedy
Sparks I Kindergarten Brandy Langley
Sparks II 1st & 2nd Grade Lori, Kelsey & Tim Easterling
T & T 3rd thru 5th Grade Kim Ham & Terri Henderson
Games Puggles thru T&T Lisa Banks & Chris Rice
 Music  Puggles thru T&T  Natalie Fleming

Pastor:  Thomas Ham

Contact Us

First Baptist Church of Carl

1588 Carl Bethlehem Rd

P. O. Box 1143

Auburn, GA 30011

Phone: 770 867-9588

Or use our contact form.

Visit us on Facebook:

Our Community

All the latest news and events from our community.

Schedule of Services

Sun. Bible Study 9:15am

Sun. Worship 10:30am

Sun. AWANA Clubs 5:45pm - 7:15pm

Sun. Worship 6:00pm

Sun. N~Vasion Student Ministries 6:00pm

Wed. Bible Study 6:45pm

Wed. N~Vasion Student Ministries 7:00pm


text:
ICJ denies Pakistan's request to play Kulbhushan Jadhav's 'confessional' video

The Hague: The International Court of Justice (ICJ) denied permission to Pakistan to play a purported "confessional" video of retired Indian Navy officer Kulbhushan Jadhav at a public hearing.

File image of Kulbhushan Jadhav. Image courtesy: Screengrab

File image of Kulbhushan Jadhav. Image courtesy: Screengrab

To support its allegations that Jadhav was sent by India to carry out spying and espionage activities in Pakistan and was arrested from the restive Balochistan province, Pakistani delegation at the ICJ sought permission to play the purported video showing the Indian national admitting that he was a "spy".

However, the ICJ denied permission to the Pakistani side to play the video at the hearing, Indian officials in New Delhi said.

Earlier, India demanded the immediate suspension of Jadhav's death sentence, expressing fears that Pakistan could execute him even before the hearing at ICJ. On 8 May, India moved the ICJ against the death penalty handed down to Jadhav by a Pakistan military court, alleging violation of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations.

On 9 May, the highest court in the UN gave Jadhav a lease of life.

India, in its appeal to the ICJ, had asserted that Jadhav was kidnapped from Iran where he was involved in business activities after retiring from the Indian Navy. India has denied that he has any connection with the government.

Published Date: May 15, 2017 09:01 pm | Updated Date: May 15, 2017 09:01 pm

Also See


text:
Welcome to the Pawn Shop: Week 6

Written by Jay Dondon. You can find him as @1littleindianjd on twitter or @1littleindian on the Fantasy Life App.

Oh, Week 5 how beautiful you were. Brady came back with a vengeance I’m sorry Cleveland, Bell showed why we all still believed and Golden Tate showed why we don’t ever believe coach speak. While its business as usual in the Pawn Shop, some new inventory popping up and some old stuff just gathering dust. But all of this stuff can have value throughout the season, as the bye weeks continue to stack up and bodies continue to pile up on the IR. We need to scour deep on the shelves to find the piece that can give your roster the biggest boost.

As much as I’m of the mindset that it’s still early, since we are only going into Week 6. I’m looking for players to stash, guys that can come on to be great pieces later this year, as well to cover the bye weeks that go all the way to Week 13 (thanks a lot NFL). So here are a few of my favourite additions for Week 6.

Cameron Meredith

Well, sadly Kevin White is out long term, Meredith showed he is going to have a large role in the coming weeks, with the Bears finding a running game and Hoyer moving the ball much better then Cutler. Look for this passing attack to continue to put in work through the air. With the likes of Alshon and Royal opening the field up for him and as we saw in week 4 when he came in the game with 4 receptions and then followed it up in week 5 with 9 he will get his looks.  Cameron Meredith is just 1.6% owned this will change following his 22 point outburst.

Jacquizz Rodgers

With Martin coming back from a hamstring issue following the bye week, it’s worthwhile with Sims now on the IR, adding Rodgers can turn out to be more than an insurance policy for owners. This is the type of roster addition that is nice as he may slip through the waivers since next week is the Buccaneers bye. With Rodgers now taking over the change of pace/passing down back, he will be involved in what looks to be a well balanced offence. Rodgers is 26.6 owned and showed he can handle a healthy workload on MNF.

Davante Adams

With his bye week already come and gone and 3 TD’s in 4 games, Adams is worthy of a roster spot. Being the 3rd WR in an offence that potent gives him the upside you want in a stash. While Jordy Nelson and Randall Cobb are they mainstays in that offence Adams will still get his looks throughout the remainder of the season. Adams is 9.7% owned and is worthy of a stash in all formats.

Matt Asiata

You saw this week why I was higher on him then I was on McKinnon following the AP injury, Asiata will continue to get passing down and goal line carries which is valuable work for any RB in the fantasy football world. Again with his team going onto their bye week he will probably slip through the waivers and be picked up on Wednesday morning. Asiata is 15.4% owned and should be rostered on RB needy teams.

Terrance Williams

With Dez still an ongoing question, Terrance Williams has shown he is able to help the passing game in his absence. Since week 3 he has recorded at least 4 catches and a low of 44 yards, and his lowest output coming with a TD. While Williams has shown that he can’t always find the sidelines when need, he is a solid route runner and Dak will continue to spread the ball around even when Dez comes back. Williams is a strong candidate for bye week fill-ins and has weekly Flex upside. Williams is only 10.9% owned and has shown the consistency to be rostered.

Bobby Rainey

When Vereen went down it wasn’t clear who the pass catching back would be, but Rainey has entrenched himself in this role and will continue to have Flex appeal throughout the season. Rainey’s role isn’t just game flow dependent so even when Jennings returns, he will continue to see a steady workload in the passing game. He has posted double digit points against 2 of the stingier run defences in his past 2 games with 6 and 7 receptions respectively. He’s not the type of RB that needs to find the end zone to be fantasy relevant so he is great addition to all rosters. Rainey is 4.0% owned and his performances the past two weeks will even have the doubters adding him this week.

Well I hope you found something in the shop that’s worthy of a spot on your roster, remember that they don’t need to go in your lineup right away. These players are the ones that can make the difference later in the season. Some guys you have to get in early such as Enunwa while others such as Howard become overnight sensations, so always consider your team structure not just the hot name this week on the wire as they may not be the help you need. As always, may all your waiver claims turn to gold.


text:
Trending News on Flagstaff’s Night Sky

June 15, 2017

Father Sky, Mother Earth – Arline Martens, NightVisions VI

Being Human: ‘NightVisions’ reminds us to look up and contemplate the night sky

June 11, 2017

Wičháȟpi HinápȟA (Lakota- Emergence) – SD Nelson, NightVisions VI

‘NightVisions’ brings another year of artistry for dark skies

Mar 29, 2017

The Real Reality Show: Losing the Night Sky

Astronomy Magazine

FDSC website mentioned at 2:03 of video

 Feb 24, 2017

Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument
Western cities try to cut light pollution

High Country News

Feb 23, 2017

Photo: Carlos Chavez
Arizona’s dark-sky communities – How you can help astronomers with your smartphone

Aired on AZ 12 News NBC.

FDSC member, Lowell Observatory staff, and NAU Physics and Astronomy staff featured.

Jan 11, 2017
Images show Flagstaff’s dark skies success

Arizona Daily Sun front page story

To celebrate, promote, and protect the glorious dark skies of Flagstaff and northern Arizona.


text:
Sport fishing column for May 21 to 28, 2012

One of the things I like about fishing is the life skill lessons I find hidden in each trip.

Back in December, an acquaintance, Donna, asked me if I could give her husband, Rob, some fly fishing lessons. This was to be her Christmas gift to him. I was hesitant, believing that people can feel pressured in small groups. In the end I agreed understanding that Rob seldom has the time to attend one of our formal classes.

A month ago Rob called to say he had two weekends free, if one fit my schedule. We agreed on Saturday May 19. I opted for two locations, Area 51 or the Trout Park. My preference was the Trout Park, since I thought teaching a first timer, fly rod skills might be bit to risky in a boat. As plan go some times go the Trout Park had a full booking leaving no room for us. A few moments of desperation brought the Fraser Valley Trout Hatchery to mind. I had known about their catch and release ponds for ten years, and had been invited to their facility many times, but had never bothered to follow up.

The positive response to my phone call was refreshing, and so was the price; $10 per person for three hours of catch and release fishing. Rob landed fifteen fish in our first hour, which works out to a catch ratio of a fish every four minutes. With five of those fish in the twenty four inch range, I would give the fishing a Class A Rating. After that tremendous start Rob asked for a less productive fly, so he could focus more of his casting. At the end of our day, Rob had landed twenty fish (eight in the lunker range) and had a good grounding in the art of fly fishing. I on the other hand had found a new teaching facility and learned that teaching one on one private fly fishing lessons was not as hard as I thought it would be.

How was your long weekend?

The Report

Our lower mainland lakes fair to good. For wet (sinking) fly trout fishing try: Chironomid, Bloodworm, Red Spratley, Coachman, Zulu, American Coachman, Professor, Wooly Bugger, Micro Leach, Dragonfly Nymph, Sixpack, Doc Spratley, Pumpkinhead, or Baggy Shrimp. For dry (floating) fly trout fishing try: Tom Thumb, Irresistible, Royal Coachman, Renegade, Elk hair Caddis, Black Gnat, Griffith Gnat, or Lady McConnel. For kokanee try: Red Ibis, Double Trued, Blood Worm, San Juan Worm, Red Spratley, or Red Carey. For bass try: Zonker, Clouser's Deep Minnow, Lefty's Deceiver, Dolly Whacker, Big Black, Wooly bugger, or Crayfish. For panfish try: Wooly Bugger, Micro Leach, Bucktail, Dolly Whacker, Bloodworm, Chironomid.

Fishing on our interior lakes is good. For wet fly fishing try: Chironomid, Bloodworm, Halfback, 52 Buick, Pumpkinhead, Big Black, Micro Leach, Coachman, Green Spratley, Carey Special, Souboo, or Baggy Shrimp. For Dry fly fishing on those warm afternoons, try: Lady McConnel, Black Gnat, Double Hackled Peacock, Griffith Gnat, Elk Haired Caddis, Irresistible, Sofa Pillow, or Tom Thumb.

Due to our river levels rising to the point where bank angling is no longer safe, we are discontinuing our river reports until lower water levels return.


text:
By notsomuch - / Monday 1 August 2011 03:09 / United States
Add a comment
You must be logged in to be able to post comments!
Create my account Sign in
Top comments
  silversti  |  0

I'm not gunna make fun of the dude, I had my heart broken recently, and that shit hurts more then any physical pain I've experienced, oh so many sleepless nights

  HIM_Becile  |  0

there are two scenarios which we all can conclude. one he cheated on her and wants her back OR she found someone else and dumped him. Either way, I am saying ( sorry fellas ) the guy could have put on a little more effort in the relationship to make it where he wouldn't be dumped. Perhaps not enough communication skills and trust between them or the relationship has gotten dull from the same routine. And it goes with all fellas, maybe we should use our hearts more and listen. I think if this guy listened to this girl and used his heart to completely earn the trust pu

  wolflover44  |  5

It is the thought that counts. And in a way I think it's kind of sweet. Well, ish. He tried... That's more than a lot of guys do. I give ten points for trying, minus three for bad planning.

  X_Codes  |  11

-100 for using air horns. Seriously, am I the only person in the world who finds those things obscenely annoying? If the guy screwed up and wants to make amends, then he needs a serious adjustment in his strategy.

  Sacurason  |  0

79- There are many, many, many more reasons for breakups than that, many of them situational. You can't assume that he wasn't listening to her; for all we know, he was too touchy-feely. I know that's not likely, but passing judgement based on possibility rather than knowledge is never the fair way to go.

  MikalaHart  |  4

I agree... plus at least he's trying to win you back! I mean it could be worse, he could already have a new girl friend and I'm sure OP wouldn't like that much either

Just call the cops on him or something.

Loading data…


text:
Vol 6|No 6|March|1997

Deep Reading and Deep Thinking
in an Age of Info-Glut, Info-Garbage,
Info-Glitz and Info-Glimmer

by Jamie McKenzie

Why in the World Wide Web?
Reasons for Schools to Launch Web Sites
by Jamie McKenzie

Reflections on a Journey
into the Web
by David Penberg

Credits: The background is from Jay Boersma.
Other drawings and graphics are by Jamie McKenzie.

Copyright Policy: Materials published in From Now On may be duplicated in hard copy format if unchanged in format and content for educational, non-profit school district use only. All other uses, transmissions and duplications are prohibited unless permission is granted expressly. Showing these pages remotely through frames is not permitted.
FNO is applying for formal copyright registration for articles.

From Now On Index Page


text:
Why scratching that itch really does make it worse

Mother was right: scratching an itch really does make it worse.

Research shows that while scratching provides temporary relief, it triggers the production of a brain chemical that makes the itch even more maddening.

Appropriately, the research was carried out by scientists at Washington University’s Centre for the Study of the Itch in the US.

After experimenting on mice, they concluded that scratching initially helps by creating pain. Nerve cells in the spinal cord are kept busy transmitting pain signals to the brain, leaving fewer to tell the brain about the itch.

But when the brain registers the soreness caused by our fingernails scraping across our skin, it releases serotonin.

This is meant to dull the pain but also intensifies the itch, leading to a vicious circle of more scratching, more serotonin being released – and more itching.

It is thought that serotonin has the same effect in humans, raising hope of better treatment for conditions that lead to unbearable itching, including eczema, which affects up to six million Britons, kidney disease and cancer.

Those on Dialysis often suffer severe itching as a result of their kidney failure.

And some cancer patients find their painkillers irritate their skin so much that they have to cut back on their medication

MacRae, F. Daily Mail 31 October 2014, p. 5.

NHS spends £2m on iPhones and iPads….for pen-pushers

More than £2million of taxpayers’ cash has been spent buying iPhones and iPads for bureaucrats in NHS quangos.

Thousands of staff at NHS England and Public Health England set up under the Coalition’s reforms to save money, have been provided with smartphones and tablet computers. The Government insists they help staff work more flexibly, but the gadgets are all for managers – not doctors and nurses.

New details of spending on technology emerged in response to a parliamentary question by shadow public health minister Luciana Berger. The published data shows that NHS England and Public Health England, both formed last year, were the biggest spenders on iPads and iPhones.

The total bill for NHS England was £1.2million  and included 2,300 iPhones and more than 250 iPads, Public Health England also bought more than 2,000 iPhones in a total bill of £350,000. Other health bodies also ran up substantial bills, while the Department of Health itself has spent almost £40,000 on four iPhones and 95 iPads.

Labour MP Karl Turner said: ‘At a time when the NHS is in crisis, out-of-touch Tory ministers are splashing more than £2million on iPhones and iPads for pen-pushers.

‘Labour is promising  an extra £2.5billion beyond Tory plans – which will be spent on patients, not office perks.’

The Government has been repeatedly criticised for the controversial reorganisation of the NHS, which saw primary care trusts abolished and a new network of quangos and clinical bodies set up instead. The changes were designed to reduce the number of managers and put decision-making in the hands of doctors.

It was originally claimed that the controversial shake-up, which was not included in either Coalition party’s manifesto, would save £7.7billion, but the figure was later downgraded to £6billion.

A Department of Health spokesman said: ‘Employers across the world are embracing technology such as smartphones and tablets because they allow staff to be more flexible  and efficient, and in the case of the public sector provide better value for money for taxpayers.

‘Our bureaucracy-busting reforms to the NHS are saving £1.5billion a year. There are also over 13,500 more frontline staff and 7,000 fewer managers in the NHS since May 2010.’

Matt Chorley. Daily Mail 30th October 2014, p. 10.


text:
Asia Forums

Post New Topic

Recent Activity

View all Asia activity »
  1. 1 So excited - going to Siem Reap
  2. 2 Hotel Chang Mai
  3. 3 Trip Report Tasting Sri Lanka
  4. 4 process for arriving in Narita airport
  5. 5 Kindly request/need 30 days Thailand+Vietnam itineary advice
  6. 6 Help with SEAsia itinerary
  7. 7 Ankor Wat - sunset , sunrise, itinerary
  8. 8 Advising hotels of time of arrival?
  9. 9 Hotel in Hanoi
  10. 10 India help needed
  11. 11 Beach hotel Thailand
  12. 12 Cruise to Vietnam -Excursions from cruise terminal
  13. 13 Trip Report Nywoman an older single traveler explores Taiwan and Japan
  14. 14 Trip Report Permit alert Andaman Islands
  15. 15 Sim cards and adaptors
  16. 16 Singapor/Malaysia/Thailand trip - Need advices!
  17. 17 6-8 Weeks in South East Asia
  18. 18 Sri Lanka Visa
  19. 19 Hoi Ann hotel
  20. 20 Place to stay Hue
  21. 21 Good Places to See in Ooty?
  22. 22 What are the best places to visit in karnataka during November?
  23. 23 First Trip to Japan - help with planning please
  24. 24 Sapa - current conditions due to typhoon
  25. 25 Four Days in South Korea (Incheon and Seoul) with Baby
View next 25 » Back to the top

Wildlife in Sri Lanka

Jump to last reply

Hi all,

A fr and I are planning on visiting SL just for wildlife. In specific, for me its photography. Leopards and elephants are my favs. We can go only for about 3-4 days from South India. I understand that it takes about 5 hrs from Colombo to Yala.

R there any reasonably priced accommodation inside Yala park? We don't want fancy ones. Decent ones are fine. We would like to stay out in the park from dawn to dusk and hence won't be using much of the facilities at the lodge or camp.

BTW - Is Mohammed out there??

17 Replies |Back to top

Sign in to comment.


text:
United States Forums

Post New Topic

Recent Activity

View all United States activity »
  1. 1 Novel in Progress
  2. 2 Rental car between Providence, RI and Woodstock CT
  3. 3 Trip Report Trip Report National Parks Utah in October 2017
  4. 4 Short Notice
  5. 5 Eating Well In Manhatten
  6. 6 5 Days in Charleston and Savannah in December?
  7. 7 Utah National Parks Itinerary help please
  8. 8 Lodging Grand Canyon South Rim
  9. 9 Pacific Grove/Carmel CA area
  10. 10 Pawley's Island, SC Favorite Restaurants?
  11. 11 Trip Report Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota trip report
  12. 12 Inn at Key West
  13. 13 Acadia/Bar Harbor in early June
  14. 14 8 day Road Trip! Spokane to New Orleans
  15. 15 Lunch near 9/11 Memorial
  16. 16 Black History Museum
  17. 17 Advice needed: first trip to Hawaii
  18. 18 Trip Report Another Great DC Trip
  19. 19 Trip Report Chicago 2017
  20. 20 Trip Report I Hiked the Grand Canyon Down & Up in One Day!
  21. 21 arizona rte 66
  22. 22 Yellowstone/Glacier - a cabin with a view
  23. 23 Food & Wine Festival at Epcot
  24. 24 West coast to East Coast in April-May 2018
  25. 25 Trip Report Cruising the Cs: Canyon de Chelly, Canyonlands, and Capitol Reef
View next 25 » Back to the top

Ideas for overnight or day trip from Kansas City, Missouri

Jump to last reply

I am wanting to take the kids on a short trip over spring break. Hutchinson has a tournament and will be very busy, so the Cosmosphere is out. Any ideas on fun thing to do and places to go that will also entertain ages 5-11 would be great. I have found a lot of historic town and buildings but I think the wine factor with the kids will kick in soon if that is all we do.

11 Replies |Back to top

Sign in to comment.


text:
Vienna Sights

Augustinerkirche (Augustinian Church)

  • Josefsplatz Map It
  • 1st District
  • Religious Building/Site/Shrine

Published 06/06/2017

Fodor's Review

Built during the 14th century and presenting the most unified Gothic interior in the city, the church is something of a fraud—the interior dates from the late 18th century, not the early 14th—though the view from the entrance doorway is stunning: a soaring harmony of vertical piers, ribbed vaults, and hanging chandeliers that makes Vienna's other Gothic interiors look earthbound by comparison. Note on the right the magnificent Tomb of the Archduchess Maria-Christina, sculpted by the great Antonio Canova in 1805 (his own tomb was to look just like this), with mourning figures trooping into a pyramid. The imposing baroque organ sounds as heavenly as it looks, and the Sunday-morning high mass (frequently works by Mozart or Haydn) sung here at 11 can be the highlight of a trip. To the right of the main altar, in the small Loreto Chapel, stand silver urns containing some 54 hearts of Habsburg rulers. This rather morbid sight is viewable after mass on Sunday or by appointment.

Sight Information

Josefsplatz, Vienna, Vienna, A-1010, Austria

Map It

Published 06/06/2017

Book A Trip

  • CARS

Map View

What's Nearby

  • Sights

See all sights in Vienna


text:
nerd radio

Tune in live Thursday from 9pm est

Ezra Miller Talks Upcoming Flash Movie

July 18th, 2015 by Todd Black Comments

When it was announced that DC Comics and Warner Bros. would try and make a shared cinematic universe for their characters, one of the immediate questions was whether the shows in the TV worlds would be a part of it. Arrow was already established, and The Flash was just starting but already making waves. Then, they revealed these two universes would indeed be separate, and that new actors would fill the roles of certain characters. One such new actor was Ezra Miller, who will play the movie version of Barry Allen, aka the Flash. In an interview with MTV News (available below), Miller spoke about not only being in the movie, but how excited he is to be in this universe and how he totally loves The Flash TV series and wants to race Grant Gustin.

“I’m not avoiding it at all. I think it’s awesome,” Miller told MTV News when asked about the The Flash television series. “And come on, it’s The Flash, it’s parallel universes. Grant Gustin is The Flash and I’m The Flash. Don’t you see? It’s the event horizon. We’ve crossed it, baby! Grant and I are chilling. We’re going to have a race, it will be dope.”

He also notes that he is using this movie as an excuse to geek out for the “right reasons.” As you’ll see in the interview below, Ezra truly is excited to be The Flash. That might give fans some hope that both he and Grant Gustin can exist at the same time.

The Flash movie, starring Ezra Miller, is scheduled for release some time in 2018.

Let us know your thoughts below, @NerdFollowing on Twitter or on Facebook

Share on FacebookShare on Google+Tweet about this on TwitterShare on LinkedIn

Todd Black is reader of comics, a watch of TV (a LOT of TV), and a writer of many different mediums. He's written teleplays, fan-fictions, and currently writes a comic book called Guardians ( He dreams of working at Nintendo, writing a SHAZAM! TV series, and working on Guardians for a very long time!

Leave a Reply

Proudly Powered By WordPress


text:
nerd radio

Tune in live Thursday from 9pm est

New X-Files monster name revealed for episode 2

August 15th, 2015 by Marc Comments

television news banner copyThe-X-Files

We are absolutely devouring any bit of new X-Files news we can get ahead of the return of the series on January 24th… and this is a doozy.

It seems that episode 2 of the new series, called Home Again, written and directed by Glen Morgan: “will pick up several months after the events of the premiere, and word on the streets of Vancouver is that the installment is absolutely brutal.”

Word from the set is this is the most brutal episode in the series’ history.

And the villain of the piece will be called Band-Aid Nose Man and is “intimidating, odd, weary, creepy and immeasurably strong, powerful, violent and frightening ‘thought’ come to life.”

Could this bad guy fill the void of such villains as Eugene Tooms? Only time will tell… but we hope sure hope so.

Source: TVLine

Let us know your thoughts below, @NerdFollowing on Twitter or on Facebook

Share on FacebookShare on Google+Tweet about this on TwitterShare on LinkedIn

Marc is a self-confessed nerd. Ever since seeing Star Wars for the first time around 1979 he’s been an unapologetic fan of the Wars and still believes, with Clone Wars and now Underworld, we are yet to see the best Star Wars. He’s a dad of two who now doesn’t have the time (or money) to collect the amount of toys, comics, movies and books he once did, much to the relief of his long-suffering wife. In the real world he’s a graphic designer. He started Following the Nerd because he was tired of searching a million sites every day for all the best news that he loves and decided to create one place where you can go to get the whole lot. Secretly he longs to be sitting in the cockpit of his YT-1300 Corellian Transport ship with his co-pilot Chewie, roaming the universe, waiting for his next big adventure, but feels just at home watching cartoons with his kids….

Leave a Reply

Proudly Powered By WordPress


text:
Hope Doggie Heaven Serves Burritos

Hope Doggie Heaven Serves Burritos

The “Yo quiero Taco Bell” pooch has gone to the great casa in the sky. Gidget, the bug-eyed, big-eared chihuahua who starred in a massively successful series of commercials in the late 90s for Mexican fast food chain Taco Bell, was 15.

Gidget began life in humble circumstances. She was “discovered” in a kennel after washing out as a show dog. Originally slated for only a one-shot commercial spot, she

Register to view the full article

Please register to access this content.

Hide comments

  • Allowed HTML tags:

Plain text

  • No HTML tags allowed.
  • Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically.
  • Lines and paragraphs break automatically.


text:
Marble Bundt - Day #1 of I Like Big Bundts 2

Sunday, October 17, 2010

Marble Bundt Cake - I Like Big Bundts
Marble Bundt Cake

Let's get the party started with this rich bundt from the Baked: New Frontiers in Baking cookbook. I've borrowed this book from the library (dude, I work in a library) several times and finally purchased it.

I love marble bundts. They look plain jane on the outside, but they have a surprise center of fun.

I Like Big Bundts 2
It's Day #1 of a month long marathon of bundt cakes! I hope you stick around (I hope I make it), and I hope you find a recipe to try on National Bundt Day (November 15th)

Marble Bundt Cake - I Like Big Bundts

See? The Marble is very lovely. Just remember not to be too aggressive in the marbling.

Marble Bundt Cake - I Like Big Bundts Marble Bundt Cake - I Like Big Bundts
Marble Bundt Cake - I Like Big Bundts Marble Bundt Cake - I Like Big Bundts
This is a mighty cake. The batter fills your bowl. You better have a 12-cup capacity Bundt for this baby. I'm using a Nordic Ware Bundt pan. I'll show off all my Bundt pans in the next 30 days. I don't have that many...just a big plastic container full! :)

Marble Bundt Cake - I Like Big Bundts
Fresh out of the oven!

Marble Bundt Cake - I Like Big Bundts
Ah, the inside of a marble bundt rocks. This cake is rich and poundcakey. It has two cups of sour cream!

Come back tomorrow for...wait for it...another Bundt! :) - mary the food librarian

Marble Bundt Cake
Adapted from: “Baked” by Matt Lewis and Renato Poliafito - You should really buy this book. It's yummy.

Chocolate Swirl
6 ounces dark chocolate, coarsely chopped (I used Trader Joe's Bittersweet)
1 tsp unsweetened dark cocoa powder (I used Valrhona cocoa powder)

Sour Cream Cake
3 1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1 1/2 tsp baking powder
1 1/2 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
1 cup (2 sticks) unsalted butter, soft but cool
2 1/4 cups sugar
4 large eggs
16 ounces sour cream
1 1/2 tsp vanilla extract

Make the Chocolate Swirl:
In the top of a double broiler over simmering water, melt the chocolate. When the chocolate is completely smooth, add the cocoa powder and whisk until thoroughly incorporated. Remove the bowl from the heat and set aside.

Make the Sour Cream Cake:
Preheat the oven to 350℉. Prep 10-inch bundt pan (I spray mine with "Pam with Flour", I go through a lot of that this month!).

Whisk the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt together into a medium bowl.

Using the paddle attachment, cream the butter until smooth and ribbonlike. Scrape down the bowl and add the sugar. Beat until the mixture is smooth and fluffy. Add the eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition. Scrape down the bowl and mix for 30 seconds.

Add the sour cream and vanilla and beat just until incorporated. Add the dry ingredients in three additions, scraping down the bowl before each addition and beating only until each addition is just incorporated. Do not overmix. You will have a lot of batter.

Pour one third of the cake batter into the chocolate swirl mixture. Use a spatula to combine the chocolate mixture and the batter to make a smooth chocolate batter.

Spread half of the remaining plain cake batter in the prepared pan use an ice cream scoop to dollop the chocolate cake batter directly on top of the plain cake batter. The dollops will touch and mostly cover the plain batter, but some plain batter will peek through. Use a butter knife to swirl the chocolate and plain batter together. Pour the remaining plain batter on top of the chocolate layer and smooth it out. Once again, use the knife to pull through the layers to create a swirl.

Bake in the center of the oven for about 1 hour, rotating the pan halfway through the baking time, or until a sharp knife inserted in the center of the cake comes out clean.

Remove from the oven and let the cake cool in the pan on a wire rack for 30 minutes. Invert from pan onto wire rack and let cool. Serve warm or at room temperature. The cake will keep for three days, tightly covered, at room temperature.
Pin It!

Lisa said... [Reply to comment]

Oh what a gorgeous swirl. That sour cream sounds like it would give the cake a delightful tang that would pair well with the chocolate. Great choice for Day 1.

Divya Kudua said... [Reply to comment]

Marble bundt looks awesome.I finally got myself not 1 but 4 Bundt pans..I remember ranting on your Bundt Cake posts last year for not having one myself.Hope to try and bake one Bundt recipe from your blog for November 15th!!

LW said... [Reply to comment]

So glad you are doing this again! And so funny, I was going to suggest 'Moms Olive Oil Orange Bundt' from Baked, I just bought the book as well. :)

Beth said... [Reply to comment]

Mary-I am soooo happy you're doing big bundts again! I have to figure out what I can make for National Bundt Day!

You just check out the Baked Boys new book--it's their twist on classic American desserts and it's SO GOOD!

Natalie said... [Reply to comment]

A perfect start. Love the swirl!

My Kitchen in the Rockies said... [Reply to comment]

Yes, here is the first one.
My kids love Marble Bundt Cake. I still have to bake it often during the year and for my son's birthday.
I am sure your recipe is much better with the addition of the sour cream.

Sandra :) said... [Reply to comment]

This looks divine - I'll make it tonight - I just need to get sour cream from the grocery store.

It's going to be a yummy 30 days!

stefania said... [Reply to comment]

che meraviglia questa torta e anche lo stampo, buona settimana :)

Karen said... [Reply to comment]

I LOVE marble bundts! I'm so excited that you are loving the big bundts again this year and I am looking forward to each post!

Mary Ann said... [Reply to comment]

I can't believe you are doing this again- You are awesome! I can't wait to see what other bundts you end up making. Whenever I want to make a bundt cake I always come here first!

Jess said... [Reply to comment]

What perfect swirls! I'll definitely be trying this one.

Darina said... [Reply to comment]

I love bundts in all forms. The chocolatey center looks rich and delicious.

Annie said... [Reply to comment]

Such a classic bundt. I love it!

Tracey said... [Reply to comment]

Yay, 30 days of bundts! Looking forward to seeing what you come up with this year Mary :)

PheMom said... [Reply to comment]

There is a recipe like this in Carole Walter's book (you know, the coffee cakes, muffins, etc etc etc). It is seriously fussy (as you can imagine when creating something like this) but I'm telling you, I dream about that cake. It is addictive and stays so good for so long! Now I'm going to have to try this one and compare. It looks beautiful!

OH. And BTW, thanks for getting the song stuck in my head while I'm trying to wind down for the night ;)

Sandra :) said... [Reply to comment]

I made this last night - I didn't have any (diet, boohoo) but my kids took a huge piece in their lunch today - I doubt this cake is going to last more than a day or two, lol!

LinC said... [Reply to comment]

This is splendid! I enjoyed it so much the first time you did Big Bundts.

Anonymous said... [Reply to comment]

Delicious! I halved the recipe and baked it in a loaf pan. Thanks for the recipe!

Eliana said... [Reply to comment]

This looks awesome and I may have to make this one on national bundt day. Hopefully my marbeling will come out as great as yours.

Nutmeg Nanny said... [Reply to comment]

I love that you are back in full bundt swing :) This looks great too...I'm loving that addition of sour cream...yum!

may said... [Reply to comment]

I am making this right now! You've inspired me to buy my first bundt pan - a nordicware platinum classic one...and the Dorie Greenspan book!

Avanika [YumsiliciousBakes] said... [Reply to comment]

Thank you for a great recipe.. Just posted about this, it was fantastic!!

Post a Comment

Thanks for visiting! Sorry for the word verification but I've been getting so much spam recently I hope the word verification helps. -mary

Blog Widget by LinkWithin

Ads that help me buy some ingredients


text:
Recipe courtesy of Benedetta Vitali
Save Recipe Print
Serves 6

Put enough cold water to cover the fish in a pot with the fish, carrot, celery, and onion, and bring it to a boil over medium heat. As soon as the water boils, remove from the heat and let the pot stand for 5 minutes, then remove the fish with a skimmer and lay it on absorbent paper to drain and cool. When the baccala is cool enough to handle, remove all the bones, a necessarily manual operation. Do not remove the skin, however.

Put the milk in a pan over low heat, and heat it until it is hot, taking care not to boil or burn it. Meanwhile, crumble the baccala by hand and put it in a bowl. Use a pestle to pulverize the fish, stopping every now and then to whisk in, alternately, trickles of oil and hot milk. Go back and forth between using the pestle and whisk. Continue to beat tirelessly; the process should take about 15 minutes. Salt is not normally necessary, but do add some black pepper. If the mixture gets too cold to mix well during the mashing, reheat it in a bain-marie until it is sufficiently malleable. You should also reheat it until it's warm when you are about to serve it. Accompany it with croutons of fried white bread or fried polenta.

Trending Videos 6 Videos

Get the recipe

Sushi Brain 00:53

This sushi brain is the most delicious way to creep out your friends.

Similar Topics:

Pumpkin Gingersnap Cheesecake with Salted Caramel Sauce

Recipe courtesy of Ree Drummond

Salted Pretzel Brownies

Recipe courtesy of Ree Drummond

Teriyaki Sauce

Recipe courtesy of Majerle's Sports Grill

Lobster Ravioli with Crabmeat Cream Sauce

Recipe courtesy of Lilly's Gastronomia Italiana

Neely's BBQ Sauce

Recipe courtesy of The Neelys

Baccala in Red Sauce

Recipe courtesy of Raouf Boutros

Cod Salad: Insalata di Baccala

Recipe courtesy of Mario Batali

Insalata di Baccala: Cod Salad

Recipe courtesy of David Rocco

Baccala Alla Pizzaiola: Cod with Tomato

Recipe courtesy of David Rocco

Browse Reviews By Keyword

          Food Network Apps

          In the Kitchen

          Get over 70,000 FN recipes on all your mobile devices.

          Facebook Messenger

          Ask our bot for recipes, meal ideas and daily food trivia.


text:
Season 1, Episode 1

Burgers and Fries

Giada puts a delicious Italian spin on this American classic. She'll wow her friends with grilled tuna burgers, and deep fried, melting mozzarella sticks. A side of Iceberg Wedges with a dressing rounds out this fun Italian-American spread.
See Tune-In Times

Recipes From This Episode

Mozzarella Sticks

Beef Burgers with Mushrooms and Aioli

Iceberg Wedges with Pancetta Gorgonzola Dressing

Tuna Burgers with Tapenade

Previous Episode

Italian Picnicking

Next Episode

Grilling Show


text:
Tuesday July 23 2013
Ilicic set for Fiorentina medical

Palermo playmaker Josip Ilicic is travelling to Florence to have a medical at Fiorentina, Press reports have claimed.

The Slovenian has been heavily linked with a move away from the Sicilian club this summer. The Viola, Milan and Liverpool have all registered an interest, but it seems that Vincenzo Montella’s side have won the race.

The Gazzetta dello Sport believe that the 25-year-old is on his way to Tuscany to have a medical with the Artemio Franchi team before completing a move.


text:
Wednesday April 13 2016
Prandelli: 'Brocchi has Milan destiny'

Cesare Prandelli believes Cristian Brocchi “can do really well at Milan. I think he was destined for greatness.”

The former midfielder was appointed yesterday after Sinisa Mihajlovic’s dismissal, gaining promotion from the Primavera youth team.

“Brocchi was the first signing I made at Verona,” Prandelli told

“As a player he was tactically intuitive, starting his journey wide and then eventually able to feature in any midfield role.

“He was a very altruistic player, generous and very sharp, someone who always relished confrontation.

“Brocchi can do really well at Milan and I think he was destined for greatness. He always studied football a great deal and will continue to do so.

“He loves an exchange of ideas, but I am sure he’ll be able to bring forward his own ideas to get the best out of the players at his disposal.

“He has a great quality that not all Coaches possess, which is the ability to read the game very well. He can make the most of this chance, despite it being a complicated start.

“I wish you all the luck in the world, Cristian, as you’ll need that too.”

Image via acmilan


text:
NFL Wire News

Vikings waive Colter, Somsel

The Sports Xchange

The Minnesota Vikings waived rookie guard Jesse Somsel (Saginaw Valley State) and first-year player wide receiver Kain Colter (Northwestern), who both participated in the team’s rookie minicamp on a tryout basis.

About The Sports Xchange

Since 1987, the Sports Xchange has been the best source of information and analysis for the top professionals in the sports publishing & information business


text:
Tottenham’s new left-back Ben Davies breaks the modern mould

No frills, no great pace and no attacking instinct to rival Luke Shaw or compatriot Gareth Bale, but Spurs have acquired a player skilled in the art of defending from Swansea

When Neil Taylor fractured his ankle against Sunderland back in September 2012, the concern at Swansea City extended beyond the Welshman’s personal torment. The transfer window had closed less than 24 hours earlier and Swansea’s only other left-back was Ben Davies, a teenager who had six minutes of league football to his name. Michael Laudrup, Swansea’s then manager at the time, surveyed what he had seen when Davies came on against Sunderland and accepted that he needed to bring in an experienced free agent.

“Ben did well and he had a great pre-season but he is only 19, we can’t put that much responsibility and pressure on him,” Laudrup said after the 2-2 draw with Sunderland. Little more than a week later, Swansea announced that Dwight Tiendalli, a former Holland Under-21 international who had been released by FC Twente, had joined on a free transfer. Davies had enjoyed a taste of first-team action and that was the last we would see of him for a while. At least that was the theory.

The reality turned out to be rather different. Laudrup selected Davies for the first match after the international break, a 2-0 defeat at Aston Villa and, to the Dane’s credit, kept faith with him for the remainder of the season. Davies flourished, visibly growing in confidence with each game he played, so much so that Tiendalli was reduced to being a bit-part player. It has been a meteoric rise for Davies ever since, culminating in this week’s £10m swap deal with Gylfi Sigurdsson at Tottenham Hotspur, where the 21-year-old will be Mauricio Pochettino’s first-choice left-back.

Not bad for someone who was turning up for first-team games at Swansea in his Volkswagen Polo, complete with wind-down windows – a source of amusement among the rest of the squad – less than two years ago. Davies had not long graduated from the youth team and was earning around £400 a week at the time. His salary at White Hart Lane is likely to have a couple more zeros on the end.

For Davies, it must feel as though the last two years have passed by in a blur. He has been a man in a hurry. Four weeks after making his first Premier League start, he was filling Taylor’s boots for country as well as club, making his Wales debut in the 2-1 win over Scotland in October 2012. The following month he signed a three-and-a-half-year contract at the Liberty Stadium as reward for his progress.

His first senior goal arrived against Stoke in January last year and encapsulated what Davies is all about.

Picking up the ball just inside his own half, he played a give-and-go, continued his run and brushed off the challenge from Jon Walters when possession was returned to him on the edge of the penalty area. He then slipped away from Ryan Shawcross, evaded Robert Huth and dispatched a low shot into the corner of the net.

Davies struck twice in the Premier League last season, including a superb left-footed volley at The Hawthorns at the start of September, yet he is a defender first and foremost – not a full-back waiting to be converted into a left-winger (similarities with Gareth Bale are confined to their nationality and favoured foot).

Indeed, Laudrup wondered whether Davies would end up as a left-sided centre-half later in his career. At 1.81m (5ft 11in), he probably lacks a bit of height to play in the middle of defence. He is also, by his own admission, not blessed with great pace. Not that he suffers as a result.

Davies reads the game well, he has a lovely left foot and is technically strong. There is nothing flamboyant about him; he is composed in possession and uses the ball intelligently. He made more successful passes than any other left-back in the Premier League last season (admittedly, Swansea’s style of play contributes to that statistic) and his first instinct is always to try to play forward, rather than go sideways and look for the safe option. He also possesses a decent strike.

In December last year, when Davies signed a one-year extension that tied him to Swansea until 2017, Laudrup spoke as if he knew what was around the corner. “[Ben] has already done a lot but every day in training he wants to improve. He doesn’t think he has arrived and that is the right attitude. I am sure one day – although it may not be good news for Swansea – we will see Ben at one of the top five or six clubs in the Premier League.”

In an ideal world Swansea would have kept hold of Davies, who was born in Neath and came through their academy, but they were resigned to the fact that his head had been turned once Tottenham made it clear they were serious about signing him. From that point on it was a case of trying to make the best of a bad situation, which is why Swansea pushed so hard for Sigurdsson, who excelled at the Liberty Stadium during a loan spell a couple of years ago, to be part of the deal.

Comparisons between Davies and Luke Shaw, another young and talented British left-back on the move this summer, are inevitable. Although they broke through into the first team at pretty much the same time, Shaw, at 19, is two years younger than Davies. The England international cost Manchester United an initial £27m, which is three times as much as the Welshman was valued at – something that has aggrieved Swansea supporters, who feel Spurs are getting Davies on the cheap.

Although Shaw has yet to score a senior goal, the England international is a more natural attacker than Davies; at times at Southampton he was operating so far forward that he was playing almost as a winger. Last season Shaw delivered 142 crosses from open play for Southampton from 35 Premier League games; Davies made 75 from 34 matches for Swansea. That said, both players ended up with one assist to their name.

Perhaps the biggest compliment to Davies is that Taylor’s absence, which threatened to leave a huge void, almost went unnoticed at Swansea. Taylor, it is easy to forget, was one of the most highly rated left-backs in the Premier League prior to his injury. He had enjoyed an impressive first season in the top flight, under Brendan Rodgers, represented Team GB at the 2012 Olympics and was attracting interest from the Premier League’s leading clubs. Yet two years on it is Davies who is heading for the bright lights while Taylor prepares to rebuild his career at Swansea.

Some may say that fate has been kind to Davies, who got his opportunity courtesy of a team-mate’s misfortune. It is one thing, though, to be in the right place at the right time, and quite another to seize a chance when it presents itself. Davies did that and more over the past two seasons. He may not be a sexy name and could probably walk through the streets of north London without anyone batting an eyelid, but if his career continues on the same trajectory, Spurs will have an accomplished player on their hands for years to come.

comments powered by Disqus


text:
Business Networking Events In Musselburgh | The Royal Musselburgh Golf Club

Musselburgh Group | The Royal Musselburgh Golf Club

“FORE” Business are delighted to welcome you to our Musselburgh Group which is hosted at the The Royal Musselburgh Golf Club, Musselburgh, Prestonpans. The business networking event in Musselburgh has been established since May 2017 and business and friendship within the group is flourishing. If you would like to attend a “FORE” Business golf event at our Musselburgh Group, please click on the below link. We have members eagerly waiting to pass referrals and at the same time enjoy an amazing round of golf at The Royal Musselburgh Golf Club.

Book your free space
AVG Voucher

Club Details

T: 01875 819 000

Holes: 18
Type: Links
Yards: 6237

Club Manager

David Cummings
“As the sixth oldest Golf Club in the world Royal Musselburgh is steeped in history, with a modern approach to the game. Our course provides a challenge for golfers of all standards and our club house is one of the most magnificent in Scotland if not the UK. Fore Business is an exciting opportunity for forward thinking businesses to come together and interact with our team, developing relationships to benefit all.”

E: managementsecretary

Calum has an indoor teaching studio and the use of our 300-yard range to improve your game. To book a lesson with Calum or enquire about any of products in the shop please do not hesitate to get in touch.

FREE 4 x Ball Restrictions:

Monday – Friday, subject to availability with the Golf Club.

Supplied by

Share Button


text:
Rapid Fat Loss Grocery List (free)

So – as you probably know by now – today is the last day to sign up for the 2013 FVT 30 Day Rapid Fat Loss Challenge.

If you’ve already signed up – way to go! I can’t wait to help you lose as much fat as humanly possible in the next 30 days.

If not – today is your last chance to get in on the fun. Sign up by clicking the link below:

=> 30 Day Rapid Fat Loss Challenge Sign Up

Now, we put together a quick and simple rapid fat loss grocery list to help folks who are signed up, start getting prepared NOW …. and I was originally only going to send this out to our challengers.  But, after much debate, I’ve decided to send it out to everyone … because I think it’s super helpful, and I want to help as many folks as possible!!

Without further ado – your rapid fat loss grocery list (simply print this out, take it with you to the store, and grab the items off of it that you like.  You’ll be ready to start building healthy “rapid fat loss” meals!):

Protein: Chicken (skinless), lean beef, turkey burgers, canned tuna, salmon, eggs, egg whites, whey protein, cottage cheese, skim milk

Carbohydrates: Sweet potato, beans, apples, cherries, blackberries, blueberries, bell pepper, peaches, strawberries, oatmeal, quinoa

Fats: Avocado, nut butters, fish oil, flaxseed, hempseed, walnuts, cashews, almonds, pecans

Fibrous Greens: Kale, spinach, broccoli

Alright! That’s it for now … have a great Friday … and talk to ‘ya soon –

Forest Vance
Owner and head trainer, Forest Vance Training, Inc.

PS – Last chance to sign up for the 2013 FVT Rapid Fat Loss Challenge here:

=> 30 Day Rapid Fat Loss Challenge Sign Up

Meet the Author

0 comments… add one

Leave a Comment


text:
Forex Trading Strategy That Works

Trading in the forex markets is gaining popularity among many people. With the advancements in technology, even a person living in a remote location can participate in this exciting arena. You may not become rich over night, but with patience you too can become wealthy and free.

by Sachin Gupta

Success or failure of forex trading strategies techniques is dependent upon information and implementation. Indeed, the genuine determiner of competition in foreign exchange trading is the information available and the method applied. This is the reason why at expert have chosen the best trading methodologies available in the market. The currency market transacts billions of dollars every day making it one of the most enticing markets.

The forex trading strategies we recommend and employ have been tested over time and have one main overriding theme – increasing value and income for the client. We also believe in trading with strategies that help cover the different timeframes across which our clients are, focusing on the correlation between the existing market movements and trends.

Our main secrets include;

Pivots: primarily based on the Pivot Point Trading System, this method focuses on SR levels which derive from the average range of the prior day’s trading. It helps show both the exit and entry points, providing a straightforward research for seasoned traders. This makes it one of the easiest and result-oriented tools in the industry and has proved extremely successful over a period of time. This strategy, as has been discussed in other trading systems utilized by, will depend on the market trend with our focus being to ride the movements till we hit the S1/R1; unless the market momentum claims otherwise.

Sniper: The sniper strategy focuses on the alignment of the 50 period moving averages on all the timeframes. When the 5min timeframes jumps out of line the higher timeframes have a tendency to pull it back in line with them. We enter the trade when that correction occurs. We execute this strategy between 6-8am UK time in order to take advantage of the London open when liquidity really increases. It is an easy to use and user-friendly trading strategy with clear, precise entry points.

Snakes: This is a method of re-entering a trade when consolidation forms. We will often take trades off pivot levels and exit as soon as price stops to breath. This will give us our initial profit before price reaches our overall target. We will then re-enter when the snake is formed and price breaks that consolidation

Ambush Trade: The Ambush Trade makes use of Fibonacci levels. When price has dropped from a pivot level, you will often see a retrace back to the 50% fib level. When price breaks the 50% level back down, we can enter the trade again, and take profit at the swing low of the move. It works the same for trades long or short. This is extremely powerful and many traders use Fibonacci in this way to squeeze every penny out of the retrace moves. We tend to use this entry when the consolidation on the Snakes didn’t break.

The currency market is a highly unstable trading environment that has to use market and time tested foreign exchange trading methods to operate efficiently. As an open trading methodology competition depends on the level of information available to the user and the systems put to use. Our techniques as explained above are commended as some of the best and efficient currency trading strategies. International foreign exchange trading establishments including transnational banks also use these techniques.

About the Author: – Expert Trading provides a service which allows their professional traders to automatically copy their trades onto your Forex account. Benefit from our expert trading strategies and techniques automatically without having to go through the traders psychology which destroys so many traders.

Incoming search terms for the article:

Leave a Reply

Investing Blogs - BlogCatalog Blog Directory


text:
Fovia’s RapidPrint volume-to-print technology is a crucial tool for companies that need 3D printing from radiology images, industrial scans or other volumetric data, and want the convenience of an integrated solution.  The 3D printing features can be easily added directly to existing software or utilized to create new products. RapidPrint provides quick-edit volume printing capabilities for use in medical applications (e.g., prosthetics, cardiac, orthopedics, intraoperative planning), educational applications (e.g., simulation, patient education), and in various other vertical markets (e.g., dental, industrial).

RapidPrint Advantages

  • Improves patient outcomes
  • Lowers costs
  • Removes barriers to development
  • Increases adoption
  • Enables a more integrated solution
  • Facilitates remote capabilities

Learn more about RapidPrintrequest more information.

Improve 3D Print Workflows

The imaging component of 3D printing serves as the backbone of, and starting point for, numerous 3D print processes, and therefore, is crucial to the efficiency and quality of the 3D printing workflow. RapidPrint not only provides Fovia’s gold standard in imaging, but also helps optimize DICOM-to-print workflows by reducing steps, saving time and minimizing errors. Using RapidPrint as the platform for DICOM 3D print products will help accelerate innovation and increase user adoption.

One Unified Solution

RapidPrint provides functionality to convert all or a portion of a dataset to a polygon mesh for printing. In addition, it provides OEMs the development tools to extract, manipulate, visualize, optimize and save vertex-based objects—all within one application. RapidPrint allows polygon-based mesh objects to be dynamically constructed for maximum flexibility. Together with F.A.S.T. Interactive SegmentationRapidPrint provides quicker and more reliable solutions for your customers.

Flexible Polygon Tools

With RapidPrint, users can perform quick and easy segmentations, edit segmentations on-the-fly, export multiple polygon objects concurrently, render polygons and volumes together for analysis, colorize objects in a variety of ways and more. Just ask. RapidPrint also allows OEMs to create one solution for multiple modalities and multiple platforms.  As a result, RapidPrint helps optimize resources, save time, and cut down on costs.


text:
Enter your search into one or more of the boxes below:
You can refine your search by selecting from any of the options below:
The Percussionists' Guide to Injury Treatment and Prevention: The Answer Guide to Drummers in Pain

The Percussionists' Guide to Injury Treatment and Prevention: The Answer Guide to Drummers in Pain (Hardback)

Printed to order. Despatched in 2-3 weeks.
Email me when back in stock

Pain and injury are near constant companions for professional musicians. Aching hands, painful joint swelling, back problems, among other ailments were all thought to be part of the price musicians had to pay to be performers. However, thanks to an increasing awareness of both the kinesiology and biology of movement, as well as proper techniques for fostering good performance habits, musicians no longer have to suffer in silence. Perhaps no group of musicians has been more prone to career-threatening injury than percussionists, and the demands for speed, power, control, and endurance are only increasing. Often musicians wait until an injury is so aggravated that it's too late to be fully treated. In almost every case, if the drummer had done some very simple preventative (or early) care, the injury would never have become a serious issue. The Percussionists' Guide to Injury Treatment and Prevention is designed to aid in that early prevention and treatment.

Although it is not a substitute for clinical diagnosis or medical care from a trained physician, it can educate the musician as to how the human body works; the role of muscles and skeletal structure in supporting movement; and understanding specifically how to prevent and treat common injuries. The book begins with a general discussion of how the body works and basic prevention concepts. It then covers each specific area of the body (where it hurts), suggesting practical ways to prevent and treat it. Basic anatomy is covered in terms that a musician can understand. For all percussion students and professionals, The Percussionists' Guide to Injury Treatment and Prevention will be an indispensable companion.

Music & DanceMusic BooksMusic: styles & genresIndividual composers & musicians, specific bands & groupsMusic & DanceSheet MusicPercussion instruments Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Publication Date: 06/06/2006 ISBN-13: 9780415976848  Details: Type: Hardback Format: Books
Availability: Printed to order. Despatched in 2-3 weeks.

Dr. Darin "Dutch" Workman has degrees as a doctor of chiropractic, bachelor of human biology, and is a certified chiropractic sports practitioner, treating professional and amateur performers worldwide for over sixteen years. He has also been a performer and teacher for over thirty years.

More books by Darin "Dutch" Workman

Leave Review

Delivery Options

All delivery times quoted are the average, and cannot be guaranteed. These should be added to the availability message time, to determine when the goods will arrive. During checkout we will give you a cumulative estimated date for delivery.

Location 1st Book Each additional book Average Delivery Time
UK Second Class Available free for ALL orders. No charge for each additional book. 3-7 Days
UK First Class £4.50 £1.00 1-2 Days
UK Courier £7.00 £1.00 1-2 Days
Western Europe** Courier £17.00 £3.00 2-3 Days
Western Europe** Airmail £5.00 £1.50 4-14 Days
USA / Canada Courier £20.00 £3.00 2-4 Days
USA / Canada Airmail £7.00 £3.00 4-14 Days
Rest of World Courier £22.50 £3.00 3-6 Days
Rest of World Airmail £8.00 £3.00 7-21 Days

** Includes Austria, Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Irish Republic, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland.

Delivery Help & FAQs

Returns Information

If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase*, you may return it to us in its original condition with in 30 days of receiving your delivery or collection notification email for a refund. Except for damaged items or delivery issues the cost of return postage is borne by the buyer. Your statutory rights are not affected.

* For Exclusions and terms on damaged or delivery issues see Returns Help & FAQs

You might also like

Patti Smith: American Artist
Frank Stefanko
Liszt and the Symphonic Poem
Joanne Cormac
Homeward Bound: The Life of Paul Simon
Peter Ames Carlin
Liner Notes: On Parents, Children,...
Loudon Wainwright
Latest Blog
#FoylesFive: Picture Books for Black History Month

Our Birmingham shop is celebrating Black History Month with an array of new and exciting picture books for children.

Caroline Taggart on Why Punctuation Can be Surprisingly Exciting

Caroline Taggart explains the versatility of punctuation.

Under the Knife: Recreating the Grimy World of Victorian Surgery

Lindsey describes how she made the trailer for her debut The Butchering Art in order to see how the sights, sounds, and smells of this gruesome period in medical history would translate onto the screen.

View all Blog Entries
Show/Hide Tweets
© W&G Foyle Ltd