text:
Compare book prices at 110 online bookstores worldwide for the lowest price for new & used textbooks and discount books! 1 click to get great deals on cheap books, cheap textbooks & discount college textbooks on sale.

$$To Compare 110 Bookstores Prices => (1) Browse or use this search box to find your book (2) Click "Compare Prices" link
Keyword Title Author ISBN

Search Results: displaying 1 - 1 of 1   --> 9780192760876 ( ISBN )

The Oxford Book of Story Poems
Author(s): Michael Harrison, Christopher Stuart-Clark
ISBN-13: 9780192760876 ISBN: 0192760874

Format: Hardcover   Pages: 176 Pub. Date: 1990-11-08 Publisher: Oxford University Press
List Price: $25.00

Click link below to compare 110+ bookstores prices! Get up to 90% off list price!
For Book: The Oxford Book of Story Poems

[Detail & Customer Review from Barnes & Noble]
[Detail & Customer Review from Amazon]

Book Description

The Oxford Book of Story Poems

Dragons, castles and knights, mermaids, witches and magicians, ships on the high seas, journeys into mystery--they are all here, and more, in this new anthology of narrative verse for children. Story poems have always enchanted young readers, and in this comprehensive collection the old favorites like The Owl and the Pussycat and The Highwayman are joined by tales in verse from modern poets like Ray Bradbury and Adrian Mitchell. There's Stevie Smith's Fairy Story--a short trip through an enchanted forest. Or how about the traditional saga of The Hairy Toe--a lights-out, under-the-covers tale to chill you to the bone. Lewis Carroll's Jabberwocky is here, and Edward Lear's The Pelican Chorus, plus scores of other classic story poems like La Belle Dame Sans Merci and Annabelle Lee. Illustrations by a variety of artist effectively highlight the text. The Oxford Book of Story Poems is a perfect choice for children, parents, teachers, and anyone who enjoys the great yarns of poetic literature.

Recent Book Searches:

0807104116 / 978-0807104118 / Joel Chandler Harris: A Biography / Paul M. Cousins
0807104647 / 978-0807104644 / For the Body: Poems / Marilyn Nelson, Marilyn Nelson Waniek
0807101680 / 978-0807101681 / Norman's New Orleans and Environs (Louisiana Bicentennial Reprint Series) / Benjamin M. Norman
0807101869 / 978-0807101865 / The History of Louisiana, Particularly of the Cession of That Colony to the United States of America (Louisiana Paperbacks; L-73) / Francois Barbe-Marbois
0807102369 / 978-0807102367 / Death by Melancholy: Essays on Modern Southern Fiction (Southern Literary Studies) / Walter Sullivan
0807102377 / 978-0807102374 / Reluctant Ally: Austria's Policy in the Austro-Turkish War, 1737-1739 / Karl A. Roider
0807102571 / 978-0807102572 / Rise and Fall of Black Slavery / Charles Duncan Rice
0807102881 / 978-0807102886 / The Southern Federalists, 1800-1816 / James H. Broussard
0807103845 / 978-0807103845 / Nabokov: The Dimensions of Parody / Dabney Stuart
0807103985 / 978-0807103982 / Reformer in the Marketplace: Edward W. BOK and the Ladies' Home Journal / Salme Harju Steinberg
0807104043 / 978-0807104040 / Army of the Heartland: The Army of Tennessee, 1861-1862 / Thomas Lawrence Connelly
0807104523 / 978-0807104521 / Bloodfire: A Poem / Fred Chappell
0807104612 / 978-0807104613 / Olson's Push / Paul Sherman
0807104698 / 978-0807104699 / The Supreme Court from Taft to Burger /
0807104728 / 978-0807104729 / Oratory in the New South / Waldo W. Braden
0807104884 / 978-0807104880 / Stained Glass: Poems / William Mills
0807101044 / 978-0807101049 / Edmund Ruffin, Southerner: A Study in Secession (Louisiana Paperbacks ; L 4) / Avery Odelle Craven
0807101206 / 978-0807101209 / The Mind of the Old South (Walter Lynwood Fleming Lectures) / Clement Eaton
0807101370 / 978-0807101377 / Reconstruction in Mississippi / James Wilford Garner
0807101400 / 978-0807101407 / Reconstruction in Retrospect: Views from the Turn of the Century, / Richard Nelson Current
080710180X / 978-0807101803 / Revolt in Louisiana: The Spanish Occupation, 1766-1770 / John Preston Moore
0807102474 / 978-0807102473 / History of French Louisiana / Marcel Giraud
0807102539 / 978-0807102534 / The Arkansas Rockefeller / John L. Ward
0807102768 / 978-0807102763 / Relativity: A Point of View : Poems / Kelly Cherry
0807103268 / 978-0807103265 / Participation: A Platonic Inquiry / Charles P. Bigger
0807103454 / 978-0807103456 / New Anthology of Spanish Literature / Richard Eugene Chandler
0807103683 / 978-0807103685 / Dollars over Dominion: The Triumph of Liberalism in Mexican-United States Relations 1861-1867 / Thomas David Schoonover
080710387X / 978-0807103876 / And Then = Sorekara: A Novel (UNESCO Collection of Representative Works : Japanese Series) / Soseki Natsume
080710390X / 978-0807103906 / Southern Writers: A Biographical Dictionary (Southern Literary Studies) /
0807103918 / 978-0807103913 / Women Whose Lives Are Food, Men Whose Lives Are Money: Poems / Joyce Carol Oates

Browse ISBN Directory:

9780813010298-9780813011769 9780813011776-9780813013190 9780813013206-9780813014678 9780813014685-9780813016085 9780813016092-9780813017471 More...

More About Using This Site and Buying Books Online:

Be Sure to Compare Book Prices Before Buy

This site was created for shoppers to compare book prices and find cheap books and cheap college textbooks. A lot of discount books and discount text books are put on sale by many discounted book retailers and discount bookstores everyday. You just need to search and find them. Our site provides many book links to some major bookstores for book details and book coupons. But be sure not just jump into any bookstore site to buy. Always click "Compare Price" button to compare prices first. You would be happy that how much you could save by doing book price comparison.

Buy Books from Foreign Country

Our goal is to find the cheapest books and college textbooks for you, both new and used books, from a large number of bookstores worldwide. Currently our book search engines fetch book prices from US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, Ireland, Germany, France, and Japan. More bookstores from other countries will be added soon. Before buying from a foreign book store or book shop, be sure to check the shipping options. It's not unusual that shipping could take 2 -3 weeks and cost could be multiple of a domestic shipping charge.

Buy Used Books and Used Textbooks

Buying used books and used textbooks is becoming more and more popular among college students for saving. Different second hand books could have different conditions. Be sure check used book condition from the seller's description. Also many book marketplaces put books for sale from small bookstores and individual sellers. Make sure to check store review for seller's reputation when available. If you are in a hurry to get a book or textbook for your class, you would better choose buying new books for prompt shipping.

Please See Help Page for Questions regarding ISBN / ISBN-10 / ISBN10, ISBN-13 / ISBN13, EAN / EAN-13, and Amazon ASIN

| ISBN Directory | Affiliate Program | Contact

Copyright © 2003-2014 AllDiscountBooks.net All rights reserved.


Content-Type: application/http; msgtype=response

WARC-Truncated: length

WARC-Type: response

text:
Compare book prices at 110 online bookstores worldwide for the lowest price for new & used textbooks and discount books! 1 click to get great deals on cheap books, cheap textbooks & discount college textbooks on sale.

$$To Compare 110 Bookstores Prices => (1) Browse or use this search box to find your book (2) Click "Compare Prices" link
Keyword Title Author ISBN

Search Results: displaying 1 - 1 of 1   --> 9780314007759 ( ISBN )

The First Amendment: A Reader (American Casebook Series)
Author(s): John H. Garvey, Frederick Schauer
ISBN-13: 9780314007759 ISBN: 031400775X

Format: Paperback   Pages: 527 Pub. Date: 1992-07 Publisher: West Group
List Price: $23.95

Click link below to compare 110+ bookstores prices! Get up to 90% off list price!
For Book: The First Amendment: A Reader (American Casebook Series)

[Detail & Customer Review from Barnes & Noble]
[Detail & Customer Review from Amazon]

Book Description

The First Amendment: A Reader (American Casebook Series)

The First Amendment: A Reader (American Casebook Series) ASIN: 031400775X

Recent Book Searches:

0804724849 / 978-0804724845 / The Translatability of Cultures: Figurations of the Space Between (Irvine Studies in the Humanities) /
0804724857 / 978-0804724852 / The Face of Nation: Immigration, the State, and the National Identity / Keith Fitzgerald
0804725004 / 978-0804725002 / The Illusion of the End / Jean Baudrillard
0804725039 / 978-0804725033 / Rhythms: On the Work, Translation, and Psychoanalysis (Meridian : Crossing Aesthetics) / Nicolas Abraham, Nicholas T. Rand, Maria Torok
0804725047 / 978-0804725040 / Political Legitimacy in Southeast Asia: The Quest for Moral Authority (Contemporary Issues in Asia and Pacific) /
1939017025 / 978-1939017024 / Mystery on Pine Lake: A Cooper & Packrat Mystery (Cooper and Packrat) / Tamra Wight
1939017890 / 978-1939017895 / Mystery of the Missing Fox (Cooper and Packrat) / Tamra Wight
1939017351 / 978-1939017352 / Mystery of the Eagle's Nest (Cooper and Packrat) / Tamra Wight, Carl DiRocco
1944762256 / 978-1944762254 / Mystery of the Bear Cub (Cooper and Packrat) / Tamra Wight
1582348405 / 978-1582348407 / The Three Grumpies / Tamra Wight, Ross Collins
B01N3QJBR0 / Mystery of the Eagle's Nest: Cooper and Packrat 2 by Tamra Wight (2016-09-15) / Tamra Wight
B01M047TYO / Mystery of the Eagle's Nest (Cooper and Packrat) by Tamra Wight (2014-08-22) / Tamra Wight;Carl DiRocco
B01K2IQ6DE / The Three Grumpies by Tamra Wight (2005-05-02) / Tamra Wight
B01FEKTFXS / The Three Grumpies by Tamra Wight (2005-05-02) / Tamra Wight
B010EW49EQ / Mystery of the Eagle's Nest: Cooper and Packrat 2 Hardcover - August 21, 2014 / Tamra Wight
015502132X / 978-0155021327 / Speaking to Persuade / BREADEN
0669416800 / 978-0669416800 / The American Civil War: The Emergence of Total Warfare (Chapters 10-14) / Robert Doughty, Ira D. Gruber, Roy K. Flint, Mark Grimsley, Geroge C. Herring, Donald D. Horward, John A. Lynn
0891346147 / 978-0891346142 / Drawing Expressive Portraits / Paul Leveille
0139432833 / 978-0139432835 / Voice/Data Telecommunications Systems: An Introduction to Technology / Michael L. Gurrie, Patrick J. O'Connor
0840707657 / 978-0840707659 / Holy Bible: Compact Reference, King James Version/Style 345Dr/Dusty Rose Bonded Leather / N/A
8471012472 / 978-8471012470 / Breast Ultrasound / M. E. Lanfranchi, M.E. Lanfranchi
141341947X / 978-1413419474 / Lodestone / Kevin Lane
B00JFC3UU6 / ARTnews/Volume 79/Number 9/November 1980 / Milton (editor) Esterow
B00B0IYFF2 / ARTnews/December 2011 (Volume 110 Number 11) / N/A
B00B0IFVP0 / ARTnews/January 2012 (Volume 111/Number 1) / N/A
B01M1A0QIK / Artnews Magazine Fall 2016 The World's Top 200 Collectors / Various
B003I1A5MQ / ArtNews January 1990: The Artnews 200, the World's Top Art Collectors / Milton Esterow
B01FN2J6W2 / ARTNEWS Magazine Summer 2016 - Cover by Walter Robinson , The Crime Issue / ARTNEWS Magazine
B00V3IQWRS / ArtNews Magazine, March 2015 / N/A
0300097522 / 978-0300097528 / Portrait of the Art World: A Century of ARTnews Photographs / Mr. William F. Stapp, William F. Stapp

Browse ISBN Directory:

9780521613996-9780521617451 9780521617475-9780521620130 9780521620147-9780521621748 9780521621755-9780521623315 9780521623322-9780521624954 More...

More About Using This Site and Buying Books Online:

Be Sure to Compare Book Prices Before Buy

This site was created for shoppers to compare book prices and find cheap books and cheap college textbooks. A lot of discount books and discount text books are put on sale by many discounted book retailers and discount bookstores everyday. You just need to search and find them. Our site provides many book links to some major bookstores for book details and book coupons. But be sure not just jump into any bookstore site to buy. Always click "Compare Price" button to compare prices first. You would be happy that how much you could save by doing book price comparison.

Buy Books from Foreign Country

Our goal is to find the cheapest books and college textbooks for you, both new and used books, from a large number of bookstores worldwide. Currently our book search engines fetch book prices from US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, Ireland, Germany, France, and Japan. More bookstores from other countries will be added soon. Before buying from a foreign book store or book shop, be sure to check the shipping options. It's not unusual that shipping could take 2 -3 weeks and cost could be multiple of a domestic shipping charge.

Buy Used Books and Used Textbooks

Buying used books and used textbooks is becoming more and more popular among college students for saving. Different second hand books could have different conditions. Be sure check used book condition from the seller's description. Also many book marketplaces put books for sale from small bookstores and individual sellers. Make sure to check store review for seller's reputation when available. If you are in a hurry to get a book or textbook for your class, you would better choose buying new books for prompt shipping.

Please See Help Page for Questions regarding ISBN / ISBN-10 / ISBN10, ISBN-13 / ISBN13, EAN / EAN-13, and Amazon ASIN

| ISBN Directory | Affiliate Program | Contact

Copyright © 2003-2014 AllDiscountBooks.net All rights reserved.

warcinfo:
robots: classic
hostname: ip-10-233-31-227.ec2.internal
software: Nutch 1.6 (CC)/CC WarcExport 1.0
isPartOf: CC-MAIN-2017-13
operator: CommonCrawl Admin
description: Wide crawl of the web for March 2017
publisher: CommonCrawl
format: WARC File Format 1.0
conformsTo: http://bibnum.bnf.fr/WARC/WARC_ISO_28500_version1_latestdraft.pdf


text:
Compare book prices at 110 online bookstores worldwide for the lowest price for new & used textbooks and discount books! 1 click to get great deals on cheap books, cheap textbooks & discount college textbooks on sale.

$$To Compare 110 Bookstores Prices => (1) Browse or use this search box to find your book (2) Click "Compare Prices" link
Keyword Title Author ISBN

Search Results: displaying 1 - 1 of 1   --> 9780425052495 ( ISBN )

Battlestar Galactica 06
Author(s): Glen A. Larson
ISBN-13: 9780425052495 ISBN: 0425052494

Format: Mass Market Paperback   Pub. Date: 1982-04-01 Publisher: Berkley
List Price: $2.50

Click link below to compare 110+ bookstores prices! Get up to 90% off list price!
For Book: Battlestar Galactica 06

[Detail & Customer Review from Barnes & Noble]
[Detail & Customer Review from Amazon]

Book Description

Battlestar Galactica 06

Battlestar Galactica 06

Recent Book Searches:

0805825045 / 978-0805825046 / Aggression and Violence: Genetic, Neurobiological, and Biosocial Perspectives /
080582507X / 978-0805825077 / COMM.DISENF.&CASE STUDIE SET P OP (Communication) / RAY
0805825347 / 978-0805825343 / The Lure of the Transcendent: Collected Essays By Dwayne E. Huebner (Studies in Curriculum Theory Series) / Dwayne Huebner
0805826106 / 978-0805826104 / Practicing Perfection: Memory and Piano Performance (Expertise, Research and Applications.) / Roger Chaffin, Gabriela Imreh, Mary Crawford
0805826297 / 978-0805826296 / The Emergence of the Speech Capacity / D. Kimbrough Oller
0805826335 / 978-0805826333 / Mentoring Dilemmas: Developmental Relationships Within Multicultural Organizations (The Applied Social Research Series) /
0805826440 / 978-0805826449 / Problem-based Learning: A Research Perspective on Learning Interactions /
0805826467 / 978-0805826463 / Image Theory: Theoretical and Empirical Foundations (Lea's Organization and Management Series) /
0805826475 / 978-0805826470 / Humor and the Healing Arts: A Multimethod Analysis of Humor Use in Health Care (Lea's Communication Series) / Athena du Pr, Athena du Pre
0397010435 / 978-0397010431 / Bloomsbury: A House of Lions / Leon Edel
0813657822 / 978-0813657820 / Native Americans Softcover Sampler, Beginning Biographies / N/A
0425052494 / 978-0425052495 / Battlestar Galactica 06 / Glen A. Larson
0805821627 / 978-0805821628 / Computer-assisted Investigative Reporting: Development and Methodology (Lea's Communication Series) / Margaret H. DeFleur
0805821848 / 978-0805821840 / Learning From Text Across Conceptual Domains /
0805821880 / 978-0805821888 / Computers As Assistants: A New Generation of Support Systems (Computers, Cognition, and Work) /
0805822003 / 978-0805822007 / Reaching A Critical Mass: A Critical Analysis of Television Entertainment (Lea Communication Series) / Robert Abelman
0805822038 / 978-0805822038 / Proceedings of the 1995 World Congress on Neural Networks (Inns Series of Texts, Monographs, and Proceedings Series) /
0805822089 / 978-0805822083 / Input, Interaction, and the Second Language Learner (Second Language Acquisition Research: Theoretical & Methodological Issues) / Susan M. Gass
0805822240 / 978-0805822243 / Successful Strategies for Computer-assisted Reporting (Lea's Communication Series) / Bruce Garrison
0805822429 / 978-0805822427 / Play and Exploration in Children and Animals / Thomas G. Power
080582250X / 978-0805822502 / The Work of Teachers in America: A Social History Through Stories / Rosetta Cohen
0805822607 / 978-0805822601 / Reader Response in Elementary Classrooms: Quest and Discovery /
0805822631 / 978-0805822632 / on Becoming A Language Educator: Personal Essays on Professional Development /
080582264X / 978-0805822649 / On Becoming A Language Educator: Personal Essays on Professional Development /
0805822879 / 978-0805822878 / The Nature and Development of Decision-making: A Self-regulation Model / James P. Byrnes
0805823131 / 978-0805823134 / Issues and Applications of Case-Based Reasoning to Design /
0805821457 / 978-0805821451 / Rhetoric and the Arts of Design / David S. Kaufer, Brian S. Butler
0805821473 / 978-0805821475 / Worlds Apart: Acting and Writing in Academic and Workplace Contexts (Rhetoric, Knowledge, and Society) / Patrick Dias, Aviva Freedman, Peter Medway, Anthony Par
0805821503 / 978-0805821505 / Workforce Readiness: Competencies and Assessment /

Browse ISBN Directory:

9780747802365-9780747803911 9780747803935-9780747805991 9780747806004-9780748401765 9780748401796-9780748404056 9780748404063-9780748407330 More...

More About Using This Site and Buying Books Online:

Be Sure to Compare Book Prices Before Buy

This site was created for shoppers to compare book prices and find cheap books and cheap college textbooks. A lot of discount books and discount text books are put on sale by many discounted book retailers and discount bookstores everyday. You just need to search and find them. Our site provides many book links to some major bookstores for book details and book coupons. But be sure not just jump into any bookstore site to buy. Always click "Compare Price" button to compare prices first. You would be happy that how much you could save by doing book price comparison.

Buy Books from Foreign Country

Our goal is to find the cheapest books and college textbooks for you, both new and used books, from a large number of bookstores worldwide. Currently our book search engines fetch book prices from US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, Ireland, Germany, France, and Japan. More bookstores from other countries will be added soon. Before buying from a foreign book store or book shop, be sure to check the shipping options. It's not unusual that shipping could take 2 -3 weeks and cost could be multiple of a domestic shipping charge.

Buy Used Books and Used Textbooks

Buying used books and used textbooks is becoming more and more popular among college students for saving. Different second hand books could have different conditions. Be sure check used book condition from the seller's description. Also many book marketplaces put books for sale from small bookstores and individual sellers. Make sure to check store review for seller's reputation when available. If you are in a hurry to get a book or textbook for your class, you would better choose buying new books for prompt shipping.

Please See Help Page for Questions regarding ISBN / ISBN-10 / ISBN10, ISBN-13 / ISBN13, EAN / EAN-13, and Amazon ASIN

| ISBN Directory | Affiliate Program | Contact

Copyright © 2003-2014 AllDiscountBooks.net All rights reserved.


text:
Compare book prices at 110 online bookstores worldwide for the lowest price for new & used textbooks and discount books! 1 click to get great deals on cheap books, cheap textbooks & discount college textbooks on sale.

$$To Compare 110 Bookstores Prices => (1) Browse or use this search box to find your book (2) Click "Compare Prices" link
Keyword Title Author ISBN

Search Results: displaying 1 - 1 of 1   --> 9780843145816 ( ISBN )

Sliding Surprise Books: Whose House Is This?
Author(s): Charles Reasoner
ISBN-13: 9780843145816 ISBN: 0843145811

Format: Board book   Pages: 12 Pub. Date: 2002-11-11 Publisher: Price Stern Sloan
List Price: $7.99

Click link below to compare 110+ bookstores prices! Get up to 90% off list price!
For Book: Sliding Surprise Books: Whose House Is This?

[Detail & Customer Review from Barnes & Noble]
[Detail & Customer Review from Amazon]

Book Description

Sliding Surprise Books: Whose House Is This?

With combined sales of over one million copies, the Sliding Surprise books are a proven favorite. So stock up on these time-tested, interactive kid-pleasers.

Recent Book Searches:

0811830349 / 978-0811830348 / Vegetarian Table: Italy / Julia della Croce, Julia della Croce
0811830365 / 978-0811830362 / Vegetarian Table: Mexico / Victoria Wise
0811830454 / 978-0811830454 / My Fabulous Life: Musings on a Marvelous Me / Jennifer Worick, Kerry Colburn
0811830667 / 978-0811830669 / The Good Citizen's Handbook : A Guide to Proper Behavior / Jennifer McKnight-Trontz
0811830691 / 978-0811830690 / Cosmic Grooves-Pisces: Your Astrological Profile and the Songs that Define You (Cosmic Grooves) / Jane Hodges
081183073X / 978-0811830737 / Cosmic Grooves-Scorpio: Your Astrological Profile and the Songs that Define You (Cosmic Grooves) / Jane Hodges
0811831329 / 978-0811831321 / Galapagos in 3-D / Mark Blum
081182909X / 978-0811829090 / The Complete Cats in the Sun / Hans Silvester
0811829421 / 978-0811829427 / The Home Office Planner / Barty Phillips
0811829502 / 978-0811829502 / Living Textures: A Creative Guide to Combining Colors and Textures in the Home / Katherine Sorrell
0811829677 / 978-0811829670 / Anti-Bride Guide: Tying the Knot Outside of the Box / Carolyn Gerin, Stephanie Rosenbaum
0811829758 / 978-0811829755 / Wedding Book /
0811829839 / 978-0811829830 / What's in a Letter?: Handwriting Analysis Kit (Past & Present) / Yvette Reche
0811829871 / 978-0811829878 / I Spy in the Jungle / Damon Burnard
0811830497 / 978-0811830492 / Emil Nolde Journal / SF MOMA, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
0811830500 / 978-0811830508 / Our Finest Day: D-Day, June 6, 1944 / Mark Bowden
0811830683 / 978-0811830683 / California Pottery: From Missions to Modernism / Bill Stern
081183090X / 978-0811830904 / Cinderella/Cenicienta /
0811831000 / 978-0811831000 / S.O.S: Chilling Tales of Adventure on the High Seas /
0811831345 / 978-0811831345 / Vixens of Vinyl: The Alluring Ladies of Vintage Album Covers / Benjamin Darling
0811829170 / 978-0811829175 / Saveur Cooks Recipes Journal / Chronicle Books LLC Staff
0811829197 / 978-0811829199 / The Farallon Cookbook: The Very Best of San Francisco Seafood Cuisine / Paul Moore, Emily Luchetti, Mark Franz, Lisa Weiss
0811829537 / 978-0811829533 / Treasures in Heaven: A Novel / Kathleen Alcala
081182988X / 978-0811829885 / I Spy in the Ocean / Damon Burnard
0811830330 / 978-0811830331 / Vegetarian Table: India / Yamuna Devi
0811830527 / 978-0811830522 / Saffron Shores: Jewish Cooking of the Southern Mediterranean / Joyce Esersky Goldstein
0811830659 / 978-0811830652 / Cosmic Grooves-Leo: Your Astrological Profile and the Songs that Define You (Cosmic Grooves) / Jane Hodges
0811830888 / 978-0811830881 / Sam's Big Book of Words (Sam) / Yves Got
0811831019 / 978-0811831017 / Yiddish Wisdom for Parents /
0811831140 / 978-0811831147 / Pig Giggles and Rabbit Rhymes: A Book of Animal Riddles / Mike Downs

Browse ISBN Directory:

9781568870281-9781568950532 9781568950549-9781568952383 9781568952390-9781568954141 9781568954158-9781568956084 9781568956091-9781568958064 More...

More About Using This Site and Buying Books Online:

Be Sure to Compare Book Prices Before Buy

This site was created for shoppers to compare book prices and find cheap books and cheap college textbooks. A lot of discount books and discount text books are put on sale by many discounted book retailers and discount bookstores everyday. You just need to search and find them. Our site provides many book links to some major bookstores for book details and book coupons. But be sure not just jump into any bookstore site to buy. Always click "Compare Price" button to compare prices first. You would be happy that how much you could save by doing book price comparison.

Buy Books from Foreign Country

Our goal is to find the cheapest books and college textbooks for you, both new and used books, from a large number of bookstores worldwide. Currently our book search engines fetch book prices from US, UK, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, Ireland, Germany, France, and Japan. More bookstores from other countries will be added soon. Before buying from a foreign book store or book shop, be sure to check the shipping options. It's not unusual that shipping could take 2 -3 weeks and cost could be multiple of a domestic shipping charge.

Buy Used Books and Used Textbooks

Buying used books and used textbooks is becoming more and more popular among college students for saving. Different second hand books could have different conditions. Be sure check used book condition from the seller's description. Also many book marketplaces put books for sale from small bookstores and individual sellers. Make sure to check store review for seller's reputation when available. If you are in a hurry to get a book or textbook for your class, you would better choose buying new books for prompt shipping.

Please See Help Page for Questions regarding ISBN / ISBN-10 / ISBN10, ISBN-13 / ISBN13, EAN / EAN-13, and Amazon ASIN

| ISBN Directory | Affiliate Program | Contact

Copyright © 2003-2014 AllDiscountBooks.net All rights reserved.


text:
Medi-Cal Cancer Patients Get Lousier Care and Die More Often

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Although the measure of improved health care through three years of Obamacare has largely focused on the growing number of the insured, especially among low-income and disabled Medicaid patients, the true measure is health outcomes.

Those numbers are not as encouraging. A new study (pdf) from the University of California, Davis’ Institute for Population Health Improvement found that cancer patients covered by Medi-Cal, the state’s version of Medicaid, died more often and weren’t as likely to receive recommended treatment.

“These patients were diagnosed at more advanced stages of disease, received lower quality of care and had poorer outcomes than persons having private insurance or insurance coverage through Medicare, VA or DoD,” institute Director Dr. Kenneth Kizer said.

Their health results were similar to people without insurance. “If we weren't spending billions of Medi-Cal dollars on cancer care perhaps that would not be surprising, but you'd think that the outcomes might be better when you're spending that much money,” Dr. Kizer told Kaiser Health News. Cancer is the second-leading cause of death in the state and nation.

The researchers used data from the California Cancer Registry to track 700,000 residents diagnosed with lung, prostate, breast, colon, and rectal cancer between 2004 and 2012. They compared Medi-Cal outcomes to Medicare, dual Medi-Cal/Medicare, private insurance, Department of Defense (DOD) insurance and Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) insurance.

Medi-Cal patients were diagnosed with advanced (stage IV) prostate cancer three times more often than those with DOD or private insurance. The poorest of patients, those receiving a combination of Medi-Cal and Medicare coverage, were least likely to receive recommended treatment for breast or colon cancer.

Medi-Cal patients were likely to have breast cancer diagnosed at an early stage 39% of the time, compared to DOD (62.3%), private insurance (61.4%) and Medicare (60.4%).

Medicare and Medicare-Medi-Cal dual-eligible patients received the recommended radiotherapy for positive regional lymph nodes following mastectomy 49.6% and 46.8% of the time, respectively. The rate for VA patients was 93.8%.

Medi-Cal and uninsured patients were likely to have late-stage colon cancer 31.9% and 28.7% of the time, respectively. VA patients checked in at 14.7%. Medi-Cal patients were twice as likely to have late-stage rectal cancer, 30.9% to 14.4%, than privately insured patients.

VA patients generally had the longest waits, but their outcomes compared favorably to other types of insurance.

Medi-Cal is California’s largest insurance program. Enrollment has increased from 7 to over 12 million members over the past three years while costs have doubled to more than $6 billion.

–Ken Broder

To Learn More:

Cancer Patients with Medi-Cal More Likely to Die (by Barbara Feder Ostrov, Kaiser Health News)

Statewide Cancer Report Finds Significant Disparities in Outcomes, Quality of Care by Insurer (UC Davis Health System)

Disparities in Stage at Diagnosis, Survival, and Quality of Cancer Care in California by Source of Health Insurance (by Arti Parikh-Patel, Cyllene R. Morris, Kenneth W. Kizer and Robert P. Martinsen, UC Davis’ Institute for Population Health Improvement) (pdf)

Leave a comment


text:
Headlines – Week of November 21, 2010

November 29, 2010

 7 Trends That Will Drive the Future of Housing

According to a feature article on ProSalesOnline.com, seven trends that will influence what and how builders will sell future housing.  Although some of these trends will take years before they become important, others will have an impact as early as January 2011.

PROSALES Online is a source for news and information about the management, finances, and operating concerns of America’s 50,000-plus pro-focused building materials dealers.  The magazine is published by Hanley Wood which focuses exclusively on North America’s residential and commercial construction industry. Hanley Wood develops magazines, Web sites, e-newsletters, exhibitions and conferences, and custom marketing and data services that support builders’ critical information needs.

The following are trends the editors believe will have the biggest impact on housing in 2011.

1. Big builders are wringing the extras out of construction costs and dropping the national average cost-to-build 36% to $52 per square foot.

2. Starting in 2011, Energy Star will ramp up its efficient design and quality installation standards. To get Energy Star certification, builders will have to install the right insulation, HVAC systems, and other features related to energy efficiency correctly every time.

3. Sheds are the next evolution. As homes get smaller, a separate shed will become a popular home addition.

4. There are 81 million “Echo Boomers” who were born from 1981 to 1999, compared to just 78 million Baby Boomers born from 1946 to 1964. These children and grandchildren of Boomers will drive home-building for years.

5. By 2015, demographers say, more than two out of every five households occupied by Generation Y people born between 1981 and 1999 will be WINKs (women with incomes and no kids).

6. Make room for the “Sandwich Generation” – Baby Boomers living with both their kids and their parents. These families like having two master suites, a second cooking area, and lots of storage.

7. Baby Boomers want to keep working and continue to live where they have always lived. They want a first-floor master bedroom near the washer and dryer and lots of convenient storage.

 Full Article

Moody’s hopeful on recovery, notes pent-up Fla. demand

According to Moody’s Analytics economist Chris Lafakis, the pace of the national recovery is moderating and the lift spurred by nearly $800 billion in federal stimulus spending is fading, but there are several promising signs that growth will continue, including in Florida.

The economist believes the Federal Reserve will remain aggressive with the quantitative easing plan lifting asset prices, reducing corporate borrowing costs, and increasing the willingness of consumers to spend.

Lafakis predicted substantial growth in Florida’s economy, mentioning that the Miami, Orlando and Tampa areas are expected to recover “quite significantly” due to a rebound in population growth and an increased willingness of people to travel to Florida for vacations.

Lafakis says that by the end of third quarter 2011, construction jobs will grow by nearly 27% statewide.

Nationally, corporate balance sheets are strong and business profits have “fully recovered from the recession,” he said, adding that businesses are in a position to hire more employees, though their level of willingness varies.

Household liabilities in the United States have fallen by $900 billion since peaking two years ago and a shift to spending and addressing pent-up demand for purchasing “creates a lot of economic juice.

The National Conference of State Legislatures said states are collectively facing budget gaps that total half a trillion dollars in the coming years. The good news is that State tax revenues bottomed out in fiscal 2010 and that tax collections are growing in 42 states in fiscal 2011, which began July 1.

Foreclosure expert predicts new wave of bank repossessions

A foreclosure investor said bank repossessions will return to record numbers in mid-2011, once the robo-signing scandal has blown over.

According to an article on Miami Herald.com, the foreclosure slowdown initiated by banks will lead to a sharp drop in bank-owned properties and an increase in short sales, followed by a new wave of bank-repossessions.

Rich Meyer, a Miami real estate professional and a veteran of Broward County’s courthouse foreclosure auctions, said the current halt in new foreclosure inventory would be temporary, and predicted a return to record-high bank repossessions by mid-2011.

As the market for bank-owned homes, or REOs, dwindles, there will be more competition and prices will increase. Banks are also likely to favor short sales over foreclosures in the near term.

According to the president of Bank of America’s home loan unit, mistakes were made in the bank’s foreclosure processes, causing some homeowners to be foreclosed on while they were on track for a mortgage modification.  About 20% of Bank of America’s defaulting loans are in Florida.

The Congressional Oversight Panel recently released a report stating that the potential fallout from “foreclosure irregularities” could be significant.

Full Article

Florida leads U.S. in serious mortgage delinquencies

According to an article in The Palm Beach Post,  Florida still leads the nation in the percentage of homeowners who are “seriously delinquent” on their loans.

In the state, 19.5% of borrowers were either 90 days past due or in foreclosure in the third quarter. Add in borrowers who are 30 and 60 days late, and nearly one in four Floridians are behind on their loans.

The good news is that Florida’s seriously delinquent rate is down from 20.1% in the second quarter. But no other state has Florida’s high level of late payers. Nevada was No. 2 at 17.83%, while Illinois’ 10.8% ranked third.

In Florida, 48% of the state’s homeowners are underwater and many have given up and have stopped paying their mortgages.

According to the Mortgage Banker’s Assocation, part of the blame lies with the way foreclosures are handled in Florida.  Florida and other states where foreclosures go through the courts have foreclosure inventories that are twice as high as so-called non-judicial states.

Of course, the court system is only partly to blame for Florida’s delinquency problem. The bigger culprits are a withering collapse in prices and an 11.9% jobless rate that’s well above the national unemployment rate of 9.6%.

Full Article

Posted by Scott R. Lodde

Era of Less (Reprise: Part 2)

November 23, 2010

This is my third posting on this year’s Emerging Trends in Real Estate written by the Urban Land Institute and PricewaterhouseCoopers.

In a prior posting, I covered Chapter 1 entitled Entering the Era of Less. This week I will summarize Chapter 2 of the report which is entitled Real Estate Capital Flows.

My comments follow each of the bullets.

Chapter 2 – Real Estate Capital Flows

  • “In 2011, the “huge spin game” of extend and pretend also finally starts to run its course.” – In the years following the meltdown, lenders were deferring losses to build up capital, trying to keep the regulators off their backs.
  • … lenders will drop the hammer on troubled borrowers (the have nots), and rationally leveraged owners (the haves) will be able to obtain precious refinancing when their loans reach maturity.” – Owners who that are “in between” the haves and the have nots may be able to get an extension and continue to kick the can down the road … as long as they can cover debt service.
  • “CMBS loan delinquencies rise to record levels” (see chart) – lenders (special servicers) have already begun the process of taking more writedowns on discounted payoffs so they can raise cash to put out another fire.

  • “Loan-to-value (LTV) ratios are not as important. “Who really knows what the value of some of these assets is?” – We are in a “deleveraging” era.  The new buzzword is “financial structure right-sizing”.
  • “The brightening outlook for major market financial institutions and their better-capitalized clients does not necessarily extend to hobbled banks based in commodity markets. These regional and local banks, which serve less well-heeled investors, developers, and businesses, must continue to kick the can down the road surviving on low-interest-rate life support” – Evidence of this is the amount of FDIC takeovers.  Through November 19th, the FDIC closed a total of 149 institutions this year.  Many predicted that between 150 to 200 would fail in 2010. The FDIC Deposit Insurance Fund has now been drained by $2.4 billion in the fourth quarter to date, which brings the deficit to an estimated $20.0 billion.
  • “Some local and regional banks face more daunting challenges; outsized distressed debt portfolios deteriorate further without a vibrant employment outlook and improving demand for housing and commercial space.  They cannot sustain restructuring or marking loans to market – values have declined too much – and they have little or no capital to refinance or make new loans” – This is a situation being played out throughout the country but especially here in Florida.  ANY type of loan is hard to come by.  Most banks are too afraid to approve anything unless the borrowers are rock solid or if a government guarantee is in place (USDA, SBA).
  • “ … CMBS markets have begun to resuscitate.  The only way to head off a repeat of the recent debacle is to require issuers to retain a percentage of each securitization and force underwriting discipline.  Rating agencies can’t do the job.  They were overwhelmed by the sheer volume of assets in offerings and have conflicts because sponsors pay their fees”.  This has been a common theme throughout the aftermath of the real estate fallout.  The other major complaint involves the special servicers since those companies ring up more and more asset management fees the longer it takes to resolve a problem loan.
  • “For years Emerging Trends … have predicted a mountain of lawsuits between tranche holders over failed CMBS investments.  Only a limited number of lawsuits have been filed despite significant losses.” The lawsuits have failed to develop since the resulting brain damage of litigation is not worth the just liquidating at market prices.  Another issue is that many asset managers have never been through a previous meltdown and are paralyzed by the sheer volume of the problems they face.
  • “Filling the recapitalization gap looks ready-made for mezzanine debt investors, who can claim less-risky positions in the capital stack or angle for loan-to-loan deals.”  This is where the best opportunity lies in my opinion but ONLY for those mezz lenders who retain asset managers that have experience in running assets and are not just financial engineers looking for a quick buck.

Posted by Scott R. Lodde

Headlines – Week of November 14, 2010

November 22, 2010

Homeownership stays at lowest level in a decade

According to an article by The Associated Press writer Alan Zibel, the nation’s homeownership rate remained at its lowest in more than a decade, hampered by a rise in foreclosures and weak demand for housing.

The percentage of households that owned their homes was unchanged at 66.9% in the July-September quarter, the Census Bureau said Tuesday. That’s the same as the April-June quarter.

The last time the rate was lower was in 1999, when the rate was 66.7%.

For decades, 64% of American homes were owned by their occupants. That began to climb in 1995, as both Congress and various administrations pushed for mortgage buyers Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to purchase more loans targeted toward low-income Americans.

Homeownership hit a peak of more than 69% in 2004 at the height of the housing boom. But the housing bubble burst in 2006 and the rate has been declining gradually since then.

A record number of foreclosures and tight lending standards are expected to keep pushing the homeownership rate down and it will eventually return to pre-1995 levels according to IHS Global Insight.

About 18.8 million homes, or 14.4% of all houses and apartments, were vacant, according to a government survey. Without vacation homes, that rate would be 11%.

The number of vacant homes has soared over the past four years from about 16 million at the start of 2006. It has been hovering around 19 million since the end of 2008. There are around 131 million housing units nationwide, according to the Census Bureau.

About 2.5% of all primary residences were vacant and for sale and 10.3% of all year-round rental units were listed as vacant and for rent.

Banks have seized more than 816,000 homes through the first nine months of the year and are on pace to seize more than a million, according to foreclosure listing service RealtyTrac Inc.

Full Article

31% of defaults could be strategic

According to an article written by Marcella S. Kreiter for United Press International, the financial crisis and ensuing recession apparently changed the mindset of Americans toward their homes, turning what long has been the American Dream into just another financial investment.

The result has been an increase in strategic defaults, a term used when people walk away from property and mortgages not because they have to, but because they can.

Some experts estimate nearly a third of all mortgage defaults – 31 percent – are of the strategic variety.

RealtyTrac reported 2 million foreclosures in September and said one in 371 housing units received a foreclosure notice.

Easy mortgages made people glorified renters rather than proud homeowners, with no emotional or financial ties.

People who made the decision to buy at the wrong time got stuck in a house that may not recover its value for 10 to 15 years.

As the housing bubble burst, real estate values plummeted and homeowners found themselves “underwater” – owing more than their homes were worth.  Many with properties that are underwater decide to walk away from their loans because they can’t sell or rent the properties for enough money to cover the monthly payments.

Many believe the banking system has made the situation worse, giving people who wanted to refinance a hard time, even refusing to do anything for them at all – sometimes because the homeowners were still making payments.

But home ownership still is usually one’s biggest investment and there are indications attitudes toward mortgages are changing although foreclosures are running 65% higher than last year in the third quarter, according to RealtyTrac.

Full Article

Florida is hot attraction for Middle East buyers

According to an article in GulfNews.com, Middle Eastern and African investors have spent almost $1 billion on properties in Florida in recent years.

Home price deterioration has made property purchases in Florida tourist areas more affordable to overseas property shoppers, with a median price of $219,400.

Low prices combined with the fact that Florida has historically had one of the highest in-migration rates among all the U.S. states and one of the highest population growth rates, makes it the most favored destination for foreign buyers.

Since 2007, as Florida’s real estate prices have declined significantly from their peaks, investors were able to buy developed residential land or second/investment homes around the major tourist areas for rental income.

Full Article

Posted by Scott R. Lodde

Our Philosophy

Our philosophy revolves around a simple goal - To achieve the objectives of our clients. Our plan is to introduce the necessary talents and resources to our clients and enhance their business goals and profitability

Our Services

*Hotel Management---------------------- *Asset Management---------------------- *Advisory Services----------------------- *Distressed Property Services------------- *Insurance Claim Support Services------- *Development Services-----------------


text:
All Products

SMC Corporation NVM120-N01-08

SMC Corporation - NVM120-N01-08 - Valve,  Mechanical;  Side Ported;  2 Port, Size NPT 1/8;  Toggle Lever;  0-1 MPa View larger image View larger image
Image may be a representation.
See specs for product details.

SMC Corporation Valve, Mechanical; Side Ported; 2 Port, Size NPT 1/8; Toggle Lever; 0-1 MPa
Mfr. Part#:

Allied Stock#: 70070654

View NVM120-N01-08 Datasheet Datasheet

View More from SMC Corporation >>
Pricing (USD) & Availability
Standard Pricing
Item Not Available For Order

0 can ship immediately.

Request Lead Time

Minimum Quantity: 1 |  Multiples Of: 1

Alternate Parts

Actuator Type: Toggle
Brand/Series: NVM Series
Configuration: Side Ported, 2 Port
Number of Ports: 2
Piping: Side-Ported, 1/8 NPT
Pressure, Operating: 0 to 150 psig, 0 to 9.9 kg/cm2
Size, Port: 1/8"
Temperature, Ambient, Maximum: 60 °C
Temperature, Ambient, Minimum: -5 °C
Thread Type: NPT
Type: 2-Way Mechanical Valve

SMC's valve series offer industry leading valve performance advancements such as remarkably high flow capacities from very compact designs, low power consumption, high speed response, long life, built-in surge suppression and indicator lights. Manifold options, including built-in One-Touch fittings, prewired electric connections and serial interface simplify installation, maintenance and control. Reliability and long life are proven with life ratings of 50 to 200 million cycles.
SMC mechanical valves have been designed to meet general industrial standards and are capable of long, trouble-free life under stringent operating conditions. The simple construction, utilizing corrosion resistant aluminum die cast bodies with optional heavy-duty actuators and Buna N seal design, ensure positive operation and media control. Available in two, three and four way flow configurations, different body sizes, and the capability of mounting a variety of interchangeable actuator assemblies to meet system requirements.


text:
How Has Brexit Affected Global Mobility?

Unless you’ve been stranded on a desert island for the past little while, you have of course heard about the British people’s decision to leave the EU (referred to commonly as ‘Brexit’) on the 23rd of June this year. While it wasn’t a huge split in the amount of people for and against (51.9% vs 48.1%), the results dictated that the majority wanted out. Now, this isn’t something that will happen overnight of course, however, over the next couple of years there are several big changes that need to happen. One such change will be in terms of corporate relocation.

As there’s most likely a bit of time before any of these changes come into effect, businesses have the ability to re-assess their relocation policies. Those in charge of mobility will need to consider that the departure from the EU may complicate immigration processes, especially in terms of working visas. Whether it’s British citizens being relocated to a different country or vice versa, it’s important for mobility managers to keep an eye on changes in legislation both at home and abroad.

Another factor is the fluctuating value of the pound; increases or decreases will change the cost of living allowance that’s allocated per month (if there is one), so it’s very important to stay up to date with the latest market figures.

The Allied Pickfords team unfortunately don’t have access to a fully-functional crystal ball, so we’re unable to know with 100% certainty what will happen due to Brexit in terms of international relocation. However, there’s one thing we can be certain of – our level of service will never fluctuate from outstanding. Also, our visa and immigration experts have the ability to assist your employees with any and all changes that may happen with the red tape surrounding global corporate moves to or from Britain.

As it stands right now, there have been no changes to date in terms of mobility, so we remain focused on delivering our exceptional services to more than 50,000 singles, couples and families each year. Choose Allied Pickfords for a comprehensive list of mobility solutions and rest assured you’re in the most capable hands.

To find out more about Allied Pickfords’ moving services, or to book a consultation, visit or call +65 6862 4700.

Back to News


text:
Miami Skyline
Planning on visiting Miami?

Take a look at our latest article on the top attractions in Miami.

Not a visitor?

See how much you know about the history of Miami if you are craving some hometown trivia.

All others: below you will see the browseable, searchable contents of our Miami business directory.

Adult And Elderly Sitting Services - Miami, FL

Sandra Overnite Home Care
9591 Fontainebleau Blvd Apt 619
(305) 300-2975
Our products and services include accounting, adult day care, alzheimer's care, assisted living, ass...
Quick Search
Enter search term:
Featured Categories
In the Spotlight
All information for archive purposes only.
Instrument Lessons .org does not guarantee the accuracy or timeliness of any information on this site.
Use at your own risk.


text:
All-Star Puzzles
Home Contact Help Log Innot logged in
St. Tropez Trompe-l'Oeil
star Try selecting multiple pieces to move. See instructions for info.
Index | Instructions | Solution
October 5, 2012
You must use a Java enabled browser to play the puzzle.
Please read the Help on Java for more information.
  All-Star Puzzles has no copyright claim to this image, which is used under
    the terms of the Creative Commons license detailed on
  The image is courtesy FaceMePLS --
    for more FaceMePLS photos visit

star The older Java version of this picture puzzle is available if needed.

Picture Puzzles

Picture Puzzle Instructions

Click for Puzzle Instructions

Copyright © 2002-2017 All-Star Puzzles. All rights reserved.
Contact | Help | Privacy Policy


text:
Damaged Hair

1 - 4 of 4

  • allure blank

    Serious Hair Repair

    The newest (and maybe strangest) way to strengthen damaged hair: applying a protein that s normally found in the lens of the eye.
    December 16, 2013
  • sun damaged summer hair

    How to Fix Summer-Ravaged Hair

    As if the hot air from our turbo blow dryers and the scorch of our flat irons weren't enough, the summer heat adds that extra sizzle that will put almost any head of hair over...
    August 25, 2011


text:
Copyright (c) 2016 Jim Maher
Maher Works, Inc.

All Would  Be Heroes

 Vietnam created many heroes that no one has ever heard about.  The stories of these soldiers and sailors epitomizes the character and bravery of those who served.

You can add HTML directly into this element to render on the page.

Just edit this element to add your own HTML.

He had made it this far, had survived longer than he had hoped, yet he feared this may be his moment, his time may have finally come.  But he knew he couldn’t turn back, he could not allow his fellow soldiers to be tortured and humiliated at the hands of the enemy.


text:
 Letter: Wear purple on Alzheimer's Action Day | September 12, 2012 | Almanac | Almanac Online |

Viewpoint - September 12, 2012

Letter: Wear purple on Alzheimer's Action Day

We are all in a position to make a big difference. September is World Alzheimer's Month, a time when people around the world are making a concentrated effort to increase public concern. You'll see us wearing purple on Sept. 21, Alzheimer's Action Day.

Many diseases that were once incurable now have treatments available, enabling people to live longer lives. The highest risk factor for Alzheimer's dementia is age. Currently, there are no known ways to prevent, cure or slow the progression of this fatal disease. It can happen to anyone. It will affect all of us, one way or another.

My mother died from Alzheimer's three years ago. I have been volunteering in an art program offered by the Alzheimer's Association for seven years. I've joined the local Alzheimer's Association board. I see both the destruction of individuals and the enormous task that is before the rest of us.

We are working to avert a disaster as Baby Boomers reach the age of typical onset. There are important things that can be done to lessen the impact on individuals and on society, but unless we pay attention, it will be too little, too late. By wearing purple on Sept. 21st, you can show that you care. We hope it will start the conversation.

If you or someone you know is seeking information about the disease or support in dealing with it, please contact the Alzheimer's Association at 800-272-3900or visit www.alz.org.

Kerry DeBenedetti, Woodside

There are no comments yet for this post


text:
cheap men's christian louboutin sneakers 2016

Tim Donaghy says 100 percent of referees gamble - 'The Herd'

:) On another note, since you have one of the oldest blogs and know everybody would you by any chance know what's happened to the blog A la cuisine.christian louboutin gladiator flat sandals rhinestones I love to be on camera and a video really captures who I am, the sexual beast in me really comes out, I can't explain it but I just get fearce my body comes alive and I am on. In its negative form, patternicity is behind many forms of self deception, from superstition to conspiracy theory.

Review by Agusti Written on Tuesday 25th November 2014, 3:22am Visited at the end of November 2014 for 1 Hour Excellent time with a very pretty christian louboutin platforms online dictionary oxford So as a youngster walking through the world I would occasionally wonder when my future self would appear. We can supply materials to meet your existing needs or you can use our expertise to develop a bottom shoes size 11 uk

View website Clubman Estate Register The Clubman Estate Register is a hub for owners of Mini Clubman Estate models manufactured by Austin Morris and British Leyland between 1969 – 1982 (including HL Estate models). We will not mislead an author about their chances, and are here primarily to give honest, professional feedback on work submitted to us, by our team of over 80 professional readers. Write your own review Review by Kezzer Written on Thursday 3rd March 2016, 9:57am Visited at the beginning of March 2016 for 1 Hour How this girl is not classed as elite is a mystery to me.christian louboutin shoes cape town office

Again, whether you fully believe Donaghy or not, he does provide a fascinating perspective into the world of refereeing that simply no one else can provide.


text:
babyliss ceramic 38mm curling iron review makeupalley

Tim Donaghy says 100 percent of referees gamble - 'The Herd'

I achieved this by illustrating the fairy tale characters with the faces of animals that represented a part of their personality, for example Hansel and Gretel were monkeys to signify their playfulness and mischievousness.babyliss pro curl miracurl zlava She is in her bed room, and sits down on the queen size bed with lots of pillows, white, gold and long pillows. COM Now, I wonder how many of the next Oscar winning films will start to feature business cards in, just so they can make the list next time around.

dinobha Nobody would mind a few games being changed and shown on TV but 10 for us and 11 for Leeds is taking the mickey out of fans.babyliss pro miracurl steamtech professional curl machine haare For many who decide on to reinforce their electrical power and concentrate, the really initial component you should do is promise that you only hold aware and attentive for that workout routines along with would you prefer to decide on supplements with the extent of caffeine and tyrosine. All Socks SLEEPING GEAR SLEEPING GEAR Lightweight Sleeping Bags Ultralight Sleeping Bags » All Sleeping Gear Choosing A Sleeping Bag (Guide) PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS Laser 300 Elite Lightweight Sleeping Bag£250.babyliss pro perfect curl euro qualifying

UV LED 395nm 100W UV LED 395nm 100W Brand: TaoYuan LED Product Code: TY 395nm 100W Availability: In Stock Price: $225. 15% discount is applied to all registered buyers on their purchases, when the value of goods (including VAT) exceeds £. 2 whether or not with Stream Networks's control, strikes, lock outs or industrial disputes in relation to Stream Networks or any other party or any action taken by Stream Networks in connection therewith or in consequence or furtherance thereof.babyliss pro perfect curl for afro hair long

Again, whether you fully believe Donaghy or not, he does provide a fascinating perspective into the world of refereeing that simply no one else can provide.


text:
Print Page   |   Contact Us   |   Sign In   |   New Undergrad Registration
Philadelphia Area Alumni Event
View Registrations Tell a Friend About This EventTell a Friend

Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity invites you to an alumni event in the Philly area! Come share your Phi Kap experience with other local alumni over drinks and free appetizers in downtown Philadelphia!

When: October 28th, 2016
5:30 - 8:00pm
Where: Misconduct Tavern
1511 Locust Street
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania  19102
United States
Contact: Maxwell Fugere

Online registration is closed.
« Go to Upcoming Event List

Association Management Software Powered by YourMembership  ::  Legal


text:
McMaster students get to know Hamilton at sidewalk sale

This article was originally published in CBC Hamilton, Sept. 6, 2012

Fifty Hamilton vendors and 20,000 McMaster students make for an awesome combination.

Free pizza, free bank accounts, free photos. Life is good on Thursday in the large field right in front of the Burke Science Building.

The sky is perfect for the 17th annual Sidewalk Sale at Mac.

Mukhtar Galan, Assistant Director of Campus Events says the event is intended to connect students with Hamilton businesses.

“We decided to move to the centre [of the campus] to get more students. Last year was a success. Students learn about the businesses and the area,” said Galan.

About 20,000 students travel through the area on the first day of classes and learn about local businesses and what they do in the city.

Local grocery store Fortinos gives away Kraft dinner, chocolate bars and cleaning supplies.

Others like Scotiabank and Royal Bank Canada talk about their services.

“They see businesses from Westdale and the city. It introduces first years and the student market to Hamilton,” said Galan.

Volunteer Alan Rheaume is just happy to help out.

“We get the benefit of seeing what Hamilton has to offer,” said Rheaume, before he ran off to help vendors set up.

“We’re here to promote and be of service to the students’ union, bringing students to them,” said Rheaume.


text:
Osberg Wins G.A. of Philadelphia Patterson Cup

PHOENIXVILLE, Pa.(Aug, 13, 2010) -- Jeff Osberg of Llanerch CC emerged from a compact Patterson Cup leaderboard with four straight second-round opening birdies to turn the Golf Association of Philadelphia's final Major into a runaway on Friday at RiverCrest GC & Preserve (par 71, 6,677 yards). Osberg, who along with half the field, completed yesterday’s postponed first round in the morning, finished at 6-under-par 136, four shots clear of the field. He carded consecutive 3-under-par 68s. Golf Association of Philadelphia newcomer Michael Johnson of Talamore CC, 18, of Ambler, Pa., turned in a fabulous two rounds to place second at 2 under. It was his first Patterson Cup. Travis Gahman of Philadelphia Publinks GA and Robert Galbreath, Jr. of Huntingdon Valley CC, playing together in the group ahead of Osberg, tied for third at 1-under par.

Osberg’s Patterson Cup victory also propelled the 26 year-old from West Chester, Pa., to the top of the Silver Cross Award standings, emblematic of the player with the lowest aggregate score in the qualifying rounds of the Amateur Championship and the Patterson Cup. He edged Mike Meisenzahl of Hidden Creek GC by a shot. Osberg finished at 288.

“It’s pretty special,” said a humbled Osberg of winning two trophies. “Obviously it’s something they can’t take away from me. It will be there forever. You see all these good players who have won these tournaments and it’s finally good to be one of them.”

The victories were his first in the Golf Association of Philadelphia.

Osberg’s the first individual from Llanerch CC to win the Patterson Cup since James Robertson in 1977 and the first to top the Silver Cross standings since Michael McDermott in 2003.

Heading into the second round of the 36-hole tournament, Osberg and Bill Jeremiah of Bidermann GC were tied atop the scoreboard at 3 under. Gahman and Galbreath stood a shot back.

A mere four holes later, Osberg had already distanced himself by a substantial margin.

He recorded four consecutive birdies to open up a four-shot lead at the time.

Osberg knocked a sand wedge from 85 yards to six feet on No. 1 (par 4, 343 yards); rifled a piercing 4-iron from 227 yards on the lengthy No. 2 (par 5, 529 yards) to 25 feet and two putted; drained a smooth 35 footer on No. 3 (par 3, 175 yards) after pulling his 7-iron a touch left; and on No. 4 (par 5, 525 yards) hit a 6-iron from 205 yards to 25 feet and two putted again.

He did bogey Nos. 7 (par 4, 426 yards) and No. 8 (par 4, 419 yards) courtesy of a three putt and bad swing, respectively, to give the field some hope, but drove it long on No. 9 (par 4, 320 yards), only four paces over, before chipping up to a foot for a fifth opening-nine birdie. He made the turn at 6 under, still four shots to the good.

“Obviously it’s a pretty good start. I didn’t expect to start 4 under through four [holes]. My goal was to birdie the two par 5s and par the other two holes,” said Osberg of the red-hot beginning. “I knew I was ahead but at the same time if you miss any hole here it’s a double bogey waiting to happen.”

Osberg carded a birdie, a bogey and four pars in the next six holes to hold steady, before salting the victory away on No. 16 (par 5, 592 yards) in atypical Osberg style. The long-hitter found trouble off the tee and was left with 195 yards for his third shot. For Osberg, usually all and any par 5s are reachable in two. Staring at a 50 footer from the hollow next to the green, Osberg, looking to just get it close, putted it up the hill, across the green and into the hole.

A conservative 18th (par 4, 438 yards) resulted in a meaningless bogey. No matter, he had clinched a victory in the Association’s second oldest championship.

Johnson, a recent Hatboro-Horsham High School graduate who is heading to La Salle University in a couple weeks, finished with a 2-under 69. A quiet Johnson, who only started taking golf seriously the last three years after previously focusing on baseball, carded three birdies and a bogey on his final nine to slide up the leaderboard.

“This will give me great confidence,” said Johnson. “All the top Golf Association of Philadelphia players are here.”

Defending champion James Kania, Jr. of Overbrook GC placed in a tie for 45th with a 151 total.

NOTES–G. Patrick Dougherty of Philadelphia Cricket Club aced No. 3 (par 3, 175 yards) with a 6-iron in the second round. His ball landed short of the hole and hopped forward before finding the bottom of the cup. It was his fourth career hole-in-one ... The cut line after the completion of Round 1 fell at 76. A total of 65 players advanced.

Latest in

Amateurgolf.com, Inc.
6965 El Camino Real 105-631
Carlsbad, CA 92011


text:
A team of dedicated development professionals:
Empowering our culture of continuous learning.

Leadership isn’t something we only value at the national level. At American Dental Partners, it’s a significant trait we strive to develop at the regional and practice levels as well.

Our people development professionals provide the structure and motivation to help team members and doctors across the organization develop the skills, knowledge, abilities and behaviors needed to deliver efficient and consistent business results, while maximizing patient satisfaction.

As a result, team members and doctors throughout the ADPI network of affiliated dental group practices benefit from a personal growth opportunity that is unique in the dental industry. This enables us to attract and retain talented professionals throughout the network, while building alignment with our Healthy Organization culture.

Leadership Institute:
Inspiring the individual through intense self-discovery.

Our four-year Leadership Institute Development Program is a vital force for creating inspiring work environments through individual empowerment. A cornerstone of the unique development offerings at American Dental Partners, this program provides the comprehensive knowledge and tools for dentists, practice leaders and resource group leaders to grow and heighten their professional capabilities.

The Leadership Institute brings leaders together from all areas of ADPI and its affiliated dental groups to focus on enhancing leadership effectiveness — while developing the necessary skills to build a healthy, enduring organization. This collaborative self-awareness journey is an invaluable forum for discussing and finding solutions for real-world issues, through peer-to-peer learning and the sharing of best practices.

As a result, Leadership Institute participants learn how to create inspiring and motivating work environments that further the ongoing pursuit of high quality standards and accreditation focused achievements at ADPI.

Best Practices Conference:
Our annual summit for leaders throughout ADPI.

At American Dental Partners, the apex of peer-to-peer discovery takes place at our yearly Best Practices meeting. This meeting of the minds is an exceptional opportunity to share best practices and progressive ideas related to key business and industry topics. At this signature annual event, we also recognize professionals at all levels of the ADPI network who are truly exhibiting our Core Values, building Healthy Organizations, achieving a high level of overall excellence, and who are eliciting recommendations by their peers.

Training / Online University:
Essential skills development in group and self-paced settings.

The wealth of professional development resources at American Dental Partners includes a wide selection of group training programs. Available to professionals at all levels of the organization, these training programs address numerous subject areas such as:

Patient Service Skills Financial Management Clinical Development
Industry Compliance Improvis® Skills Leadership Development

In addition, our Online University is a flexible and effective learning environment that provides self-paced lessons targeted to specific roles within the organization.


text:
commercial carpet cleaning

Vacuuming is great at getting rid of surface debris, but it doesn’t do much for stains and allergens. Most people would like to think they can keep their carpets clean with simply vacuuming routinely and blotting out stains, but carpets need more care than that.

Having carpeting professionally cleaned year round:

  1. Prolongs the Life of Carpeting

Installing carpet into a home or business is a large investment. Regular deep cleaning can help to extend the life of the carpet, protecting that investment and making it last for many years. When dirt and grime are constantly ground into carpet, it can start to get worn down and is not easily fixed. Regular professional cleaning prevents this from happening.

  1. Makes Carpets Easier to Maintain

After a carpet is professionally cleaned, it’s easier to keep it clean with regular vacuuming. Deep cleaning lifts everything out from the root of the carpet, making it easier for the vacuum to keep up with dirt and allergens.

  1. Protects Indoor Air Quality

Carpets trap pollutants and allergens that can wreak havoc on people with respiratory problems such as asthma or allergies. Deep cleaning the carpet can extract the pollutants and allergens, making it easier for everyone to breathe.

  1. Enhances the Room

Clean, well-maintained carpets have a huge impact on the overall cleanliness and appearance of a home or commercial building. A clean space will create a positive impression on guests and customers.

  1. Maintains the Warranty

Many carpet warranties require the carpet be professionally cleaned every 12 to 24 months to keep the warranty valid. As stated above, carpet is a huge investment, so keeping the warranty valid should be a top priority.

Talk to American Cleaning Service about setting up carpet cleaning in a residential or commercial setting. They use industrial vacuums and special carpet shampoos to restore cleanliness. Fresh, clean carpets after a snowy, and now muddy winter will help improve the indoor air quality that might be suffering this season.


text:
Winter Warming Shelter

The Emergency Winter Warming Shelter at AmeriCorps St. Louis started in 2009 at the urgent request of the City Department of Human Services during a particularly bitter winter.  Moved by the critical lack of emergency shelters in the City of St. Louis, especially needed during the brutal cold months, AmeriCorps St. Louis Members urged us to open our doors to meet that need.  The following year, AmeriCorps St. Louis recruited two other churches to join us in partnership with The Winter Outreach Group, a wonderful crew of volunteers who travel the City at night serving the homeless.  Up until then, Winter Outreach could only offer blankets and hot drinks or snacks but had nowhere to take people due to a large shortage of shelter beds.  Now, as a network of shelters, we are insuring that everyone who wants a bed has one.

For us at AmeriCorps St. Louis, it just made sense!  When disasters arise, Members of our Emergency Response Team may be called to respond anywhere in the United States.  The team is nationally acclaimed for its ability to set up Emergency Operations Centers, organize and engage unaffiliated volunteers, and manage donations coordination.  So, why not use those same skills to address our hometown ‘critical unmet needs’?

During the winter months, St. Louis faces a shortage of shelter housing. Since 2009, AmeriCorps St. Louis has partnered with The Winter Outreach Group to open our doors as an emergency winter warming shelter when the temperature falls below 20 degrees. The shelter is facilitated by AmeriCorps St. Louis Members; however, we can’t run it without help from our volunteers!

Every winter, our shelter is able to provide two hot meals (dinner and breakfast) and a safe place to sleep to approximately 60 homeless men, women and children. Absolutely none of this would be possible without generous donations from the community and the help of our Members and volunteers.

Our shelter is funded solely through charitable donations.

Please consider making a monetary donation to be used towards heating and water bills, new sleeping cots, etc.

For in-kind donations, we are always in need of…

For guests:

  • Underwear (women’s and men’s)
  • Boxer shorts (all sizes)
  • Sports bras (sizes: M, L, XL)
  • Towels and washcloths (new or gently used)
  • Hygiene products, particularly razors, shaving cream, toothbrushes, toothpaste
  • Over the counter medications, such as ibuprofen, Tylenol, cold medicine, multi-vitamins
  • Baby diapers, baby wipes, adult diapers
  • Feminine products
  • Winter jackets/coats (new or gently used)
  • Heavy boots/ warm shoes (new or gently used)
  • Warm socks
  • HEAVY gloves and mittens
  • Backpacks (new or gently used)
For our facility:
  • Coffee (regular and decaf)
  • Dish soap
  • Dish gloves
  • Sponges
  • Large, heavy-duty trash bags
Please bring donations to 1315 Ann Ave, 63104, or call us to set up a drop off time at 314-772-9002 M-F 9:00am-5:00pm

WE NEED YOUR HELP!!! Our shelter is staffed entirely by volunteers. If you would like to volunteer or learn more about volunteering at our shelter, please contact Mariya at or fill out our online form. Thank you!

Meet Our Guests

Photo Gallery
Life on the Streets Interview Series

In the News


text:
You disagreed. (Undo) (Show Numbers)

94% agree
6% disagree

Where is the POTD?

-325 Reply

Alexus Alexus

In response to “Where is the POTD?

Why does this have -3? It was a question that should be asked.

I'm new to this site, don't disappoint me admins!

0 Reply

Carineee Carineee

You disagreed. (Undo) (Show Numbers)

64% agree
36% disagree

I like Bleach, but this is amirite. Go somewhere else for your weeaboo posts.

+121 Reply

Carineee Carineee

Find out your friends' opinions

Amirite is the premier opinion-based social network where people from all around the world discover, debate and discuss today's hottest issues. Share your perspective to the world and interact with like-minded individuals on breaking news, hot topics and controversial issues now!

With that many angles, the discussions on Amirite will open your eyes to a panoramic view of your world that you won't get anywhere else, allowing you to see the big picture and discuss it.

Every opinion matters on Amirite.

Sign up to have your opinion heard!

It only takes a second.
Connect with Facebook, Twitter or Google.

or create an account with your email...

Sign Up Already Have An Account?

Login to your Amirite account...

Login Forgot Your Details? Need An Account?

Enter your email address and we'll email you your account details.

Send Details Back To Login Form

Login using...

Forgotten username or password?
We'll send you your username and a new password.

Email Address

Sign up to have your opinion heard!

Show posts as Grid List

By creating an account you indicate that you have read and agree to abide by our rules.

Create My Account


text:
Welcome To My Site!
-- Latha Kishore

Capsicum (Bell Pepper) Chutney

Number of servings: 3

Capsicum chutney is a dish that can easily made on occasions when you are reaaly bored and tired to do elaborate cooking. Usually served with Rice and ghee in Andhra homes, this chutney even tastes great with dosa and idli.

List of ingredients:
2 in number capsicum (bell pepper)
5 in number green chillies
1 pod garlic
1 tsp tamarind paste
1 tsp salt (or to taste)
For seasoning:
1 tsp mustard seeds
1/2 tsp urad dal
1 in number dry red chilli (broken into two)
1 tsp curry leaves
1/2 tsp cumin (jeera) seeds
1/2 tsp methi (fenugreek) seeds
2 tsp oil

Cooking procedure
Method: Step 1: Chop the capsicum into rough cubes and roast in a pan with a little oil. Also roast the green chillies with the capsicum. Step 2: Cool for 2 minutes. Add the roasted capsicum, green chillies, garlic, tamarind paste and salt and grind in a mixer or blender until smooth. You may add a little water to grind it. Step 3: In a pan, heat the oil. Add all the seasoning ingredients and pour into chutney after the mustard splutters. Step 4: Serve with hot rice and ghee.
Storage tips:
Can be refrigerated in a air tight container for upto 1 week.

Thank you for visiting


text:
CC Sabathia has spent 16 years in the major leagues — almost half his life — and seen just about everything the game has to offer. There are the awards and accolades that peppered most of his career, and the adulation of fans the nation over. There was a dark side, too: the thought that he was washed up and the proclamations that he should have waited until the Yankees were out of the playoffs last season before going into alcohol rehab.

The lefthander was the hard-luck loser Thursday afternoon as the Yankees fell to the Blue Jays, 3-1, at the Stadium. But at 35, Sabathia, who’s been through just about everything, appears to be going through something new even to him: signs of a revival.

“We feel good when he takes the mound,” Joe Girardi said. “He has three really good starts in a row and really, most of his starts have been decent. We’ve always said that CC really knows how to pitch, and if someone can figure it out, he’s going to figure it out, and that’s what he’s doing.”

A rickety two-run third inning that included an error by Didi Gregorius tarnished a brilliant performance by Sabathia (3-3), who allowed two runs (both of which were unearned), two hits and a walk in seven innings, striking out seven. In his last three starts, Sabathia has allowed one earned run, 11 hits and four walks with 21 strikeouts in 20 innings.

“His cutter was great today,” Brian McCann said. “He got it up in under their hands, kept the sinker down and away, and he’s putting that backdoor slider wherever he wants it.”

The Blue Jays received a brilliant performance of their own from lefty J.A. Happ (6-2, 3.20), who allowed one run and three hits in seven innings.

Starlin Castro homered to right-center with two outs in the first inning, but the Yankees had only three other runners get as far as second base. Alex Rodriguez went 0-for-4 in his return from the disabled list and Carlos Beltran struck out four times.

“[Happ] really hit the corners and pitched both sides of the plate,” McCann said. “Today was one of those days where we couldn’t put anything together. CC gave us all the chances to win this one and we couldn’t win it.”

With one out in the third, Devon Travis hit a grounder to short that Gregorius tried to backhand but missed after the ball hit the lip off the grass and took a high hop. With two outs, Jose Bautista singled to center and Josh Donaldson walked to load the bases for Edwin Encarnacion, who drilled a two-run single to left to give the Blue Jays a 2-1 lead. They also strung together three opposite-field singles to right against Aroldis Chapman in the ninth, capped by Travis’ RBI hit.

Sabathia continued a good stretch by the Yankees’ starting pitchers. In the last eight games, they have a 1.95 ERA and a 0.79 WHIP in 50 2⁄3 innings.

Sabathia’s ERA dropped to 2.83, the lowest it’s been since April 17, 2013, when it was 2.57. Sabathia hasn’t had an ERA this low this late since 2011, when he was an All-Star and finished fourth in the Cy Young Award voting.

His fastball touched 93, the highest it’s been all season. Before this start, he topped out at 91.5 mph and averaged 87.3.

“It’s starting to warm up so I’m starting to feel a little better,” Sabathia said, adding that it shows “that I’m healthy and I’ll just continue to get better and hopefully I can just build on that and keep helping this team trying to win.”

That, at least, is something he’s had some experience with in the past.


text:
Internet & Software
Internet & Software Online Marketing Tech News

Agreement between Netflix and Comcast should fix quality issues

Many Comcast users have previously reported that when streaming Netflix, they were unable to get high-quality video stream while their connection was good. After some users tried using a VPN they saw that with the same connection speed they were able to stream Netflix in HD.

Now Netflix has made a deal with Comcast that will improve the streaming quality significantly without having to use a workaround, WSJ reports. The deal made between Netflix and Comcast will allow Netflix to get direct access to the companies broadband system.

“Under the deal, Netflix won’t be able to place its servers inside Comcast’s data centers, which Netflix had wanted, instead, Comcast will connect to Netflix’s servers at data centers operated by other companies.”

How does this affect you if you have Comcast? In the upcoming months you should see a huge increase in video streaming quality from Netflix.

The deal was interesting for Netflix not only because Comcast provides internet to approximately 30 million households in the US, the deal was made back in January but has only now been revealed to the public, it looks like Netflix wanted to wait till the Comcast & Time warner Cable deal was completed before it officially announced the deal with Comcast.

If you enjoyed this post, please consider leaving a comment and share your opinion, subscribing to our RSS feed or Subscribe to our Weekly newsletter to receive a weekly email with this week's most important news updates, delivered right to your Mail Box.

About the author nielsbosch

Hello, my name is Niels Bosch and i am the founder of AmongTech. Currently living in the South of Spain. My main interests are web development, playing video games once in a while, Apple, Marketing and SEO. I am currently studying Business administration, Ne Read More

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *


text:
Back to Article

  • xxtypersxx - Thursday, January 31, 2013 - link

    As someone who has watercooled every computer I've built for the last 5 years, its nice to see commercial applications begin to follow down that road. Those who haven't tried it would be astonished at the low voltage overclocks you get when the gpu is peaking under 50C. Reply
  • Plifzig - Friday, February 01, 2013 - link

    When you watercool you put the GPU and CPU in the loop? I've never pulled any covers/heatspreaders/anything off of a GPU and it just sounds stressful (to my nerves). I've wondered about watercooling, but haven't taken it for more than appreciation. Maybe my next build will use it.

    Also, what's your ballpark estimation of watercooled CPU vs. watercooled CPU+GPU ratio? 20/80? 60/40? Just curious.
  • kyp275 - Friday, February 01, 2013 - link

    It's actually pretty simple really, just a few screws and off the entire shroud goes. The main issues for those new to watercooling is probably getting used to be leak tests/extra maintenance.

    Not sure what you mean by the ratios, elaborate?
  • Plifzig - Friday, February 01, 2013 - link

    Thanks for the info and sorry for the convoluted question.

    I was just wondering if people use watercooling on only the CPU and leave the GPU untouched. The ratio was the mix of CPU only cooled builds to CPU+GPU cooled builds.

    A better way to ask would just be: what percentage of watercooled builds put CPU+GPU in the loop?

    It was a long day so sorry for the confusion :)
  • Death666Angel - Friday, February 01, 2013 - link

    The forum I frequent for my water cooling needs have most people there running at least CPU and GPU custom rigs (the more active people also have RAM and mainboard, the more extreme of those HDDs and some even the PSU). And if a newbie comes there and asks for advice on water cooling his CPU, most of the people there will say that he shouldn't do it CPU-only and use existing high end air coolers or CLCs, because they work just as well just for the CPU. If you want to go custom water cooling, use it for the GPU mostly (that is the 200+W part of the PC generating most of the noise) and since the CPU part is pretty cheap and you already have all the equipment apart from the CPU heatsink, add that to the mix for best operation.
    So I would say a maximum of 10-20% of the custom water cooling rigs are CPU only (with half of those looking to upgrade to CPU+GPU when money and time allows). 80-90% then is at least CPU+GPU.
  • Sabresiberian - Saturday, February 02, 2013 - link

    +1 for a very informative reply! Reply
  • kyp275 - Friday, February 01, 2013 - link

    Pretty much what Death666 said. Most people who would go through the effort of building their own watercooling setup isn't going to leave out the GPU, which tends to be the hottest/loudest part of the PC.

    Those that would want to cool the CPU only will likely opt for a pre-built closed-loop systems instead.
  • Death666Angel - Friday, February 01, 2013 - link

    There is no need to remove heatspreaders when using most water cooling solutions. Just get rid of the shroud, heatsink and fan.
    If you water cool using costum solutions, it usually makes little sense to only use GPU or CPU water cooling. The GPU is the main culprit in generating heat and noise in a modern gaming PC (~200 to 300W standard TDP compared to 80-130W standard TDP for CPUs). So you should always use water cooling for the GPU. And since CPU water blocks are usually pretty cheap compared to full cover GPU ones (~30-50€ vs 80-30€), it makes only a small dent in the pocket to include the CPU as well, but it usually offers better temperatures, better noise, better overclocking etc.

    And I also don't get the ratio thing.
  • xxtypersxx - Friday, February 01, 2013 - link

    The most recent one I've ran in both a CPU only loop as well as with GPU's is a 2600k@4.6ghz that later got a couple of extra GTX 470's in the loop. This took load cpu temperature from ~60C to ~66C. Water loops self regulate in a way as long as your room temperature stays constant: the hotter the water gets, the higher the temperature delta over ambient becomes and the more efficient the radiator(s) become at transferring extra heat. The real winners in the loop are the 470's... Load temps went from 90C to ~45C (the large area of a GPU die makes it much easier for the waterblock to pull off heat). That system has one 360 and one 120 radiator, no heatspreaders were removed. Reply
  • IanCutress - Friday, February 01, 2013 - link

    It would be interesting to see the efficiency or flow rates of the pumps used, or the reservoir/pump combinations along the line. That much water going around a rack or three has got to equal some serious volume which needs to be shifted. Reply
  • ShieTar - Friday, February 01, 2013 - link

    I don't think it needs to be much more than would already circulate in a conventional gasburning heating system. You just replace the heating section by the rack. I'm sure the pipe-system of a usual office building is more extensive in terms of volume than the actual cooling system for the computer. Reply
  • jack.fxx - Sunday, February 03, 2013 - link

    If you still remember something from high school physics courses, based on temperature difference and input power of the supercomputer, you can easily calculate flow rate of cooling water. Reply
  • Gadgety - Friday, February 01, 2013 - link

    Great to see water cooling improving and getting an industrial slant rather than the homebuilt it was just 10 years ago. I'm a novice to water cooling, aiming for GPU and CPU loops and an external radiator in a separate room. I'll be getting heat in the basement as a bonus. No, it won't heat it a lot, but the basement is always cooler so the cooling will be more efficient. Provided the flow rates, connections, pumps etc are appropriate. This is where I find its gets tricky. I concur with Ian Cutress "tIt would be interesting to see the efficiency or flow rates of the pumps used, or the reservoir/pump combinations along the line." Reply
  • maximumGPU - Friday, February 01, 2013 - link

    Nice Article!

    to all experienced watercoolers out there.. how silent does your system run?
    I want to jump into watercooling but i'm big on silent pcs as well. At the moment i'm running a 3570K with a large Silver Arrow heatsink, together with the incredibly silent Asus DCUII GTX 670. So i end up with good temps and very low noise levels. My question is, with watercooling, could i possibly get even cooler temps for the same noise level as my air setup?
  • Death666Angel - Friday, February 01, 2013 - link

    Yes? WC can always to cooler running and more quiet than any air coolers out there. The question is how much you want to spend, if you want to mount your radiators inside the case or if you are fine with external radiators etc. And if you have the space, you can always put the external radiator in another room where the noise doesn't bother anyone.
    I guess if you use a 480+ radiator with your rig, you could achieve very nice temperatures with minimal noise. How much better temps/more quiet operation? No idea, I don't know how loud your current rig is, how much you want to spend etc. Go visit a water cooling forum and get some info there. :)
  • MrSpadge - Saturday, February 02, 2013 - link

    Intuitively I assume they could lower their power consumption further by running the 20°C water in parallel through the racks, instead of letting the water heat up serially. Depending on how many racks they're using (not many, for the prototype, I guess.. probably even just a single one) they could lower the operating temperature of the last racks significantly. Reply
  • ShieTar - Monday, February 04, 2013 - link

    Sure that would lower the rack temperature, but you would end up with a lot of 25°C water useless for the purpose of heating. The main point of the setup is to use the heat from the racks for a purpose that needs heat anyways, in this example heating of office space. And that requires a reasonable temperature delta to be achieved. It's this kind of systematic approach to energy that helps to lower overall energy consumption without having any drawback whatsoever that is horribly under-utilized in todays world.

    Just think of the fridge in your home cooling the inside while heating the kitchen air even in summer, instead of heating your watersupply for your next shower. If I ever get around to building my own home, I will definitly try to connect all heat-generating systems to a common waterccoling/heating system.

Log in

Don't have an account? Sign up now


text:
Game Designer Habits: a roundup.

I asked a bunch of game designers one question. Today's answers come from Bruno Faidutti, Jamey Stegmaier,  Mike Fitzgerald, and more!

"What's your most important habit?"

"My most important habit is to develop at least one of our game projects everyday."

Chris Renshall

"Reading - but I already said this in my interview. I read a lot of american literature, and my two all times favorite authors are probably Thomas Pynchon and David Foster Wallace."

– Bruno Faidutti

"My most important habit is keeping all of my game design ideas in one place. I have a giant blank sketchbook that I use to write down ideas, take playtest notes, and think through art concepts. Putting it in a single location like this means I don’t have to hunt for a napkin or scrap of paper. I date and title each page for easy reference later. I also make sure my notebook makes it to cons - since it’s the place I’m most likely to have a bajillion ideas and no time to work on them!"

– Jasmine Davis

"My most important habit as a game designer is constantly playing a game I am working on with myself playing all player roles and assigning a different strategy to each role. This way I make sure the game is playable before introducing to real players for play testing."

– Mike Fitzgerald

"My most important habit as a game designer is taking tons of notes from observations, questions, and discussions with playtesters, but then waiting a day or two to return to those notes to make changes for the next round of playtesting. That incubation and separation period is really helpful for me, as helps me not dismiss revelations that were counterintuitive to how I pictured the game. I return to those notes with a completely open mind after a few days. This process has evolved over time, and it’s been particularly helpful with Scythe."

–Jamey Stegmaier

"If “grit” can be a habit, then I’d go with that, but it’s more of a characteristic. I’d say getting the opinions of other people - not necessarily following those opinions, but rather hearing what they have to say, and truly listening to their feedback. It’s really easy to get stuck in your own head (since, as a designer, you’re always there anyway), and listening to others offers perspectives and ideas you may not come up with on your own."

– Anthony Conta

"A habit I'm cultivating with game design--particularly for freelance work--is to do it yesterday. Fulfilling assignments when they are assigned rather than waiting until time comes around to do them helps relieve me of pressure, and makes colleagues happy. It's harder getting there for my own work! Especially since there are some projects that have been simmering for years. But I'm finding that there is no better antidote for procrastination than getting it done right now."

– Emily Boss

"I would say that mine is making lists (almost compulsively).  I find that my brain needs to constantly list things but it really keeps me from forgetting big and little things that I need to work on, tweak or want to try out."

– Heather O’Neill

"Playtesting, of course. It's the boring but correct answer.

My second-most-important habit is playing other designers' prototypes. That keeps me sharp and flexible, and presents me with situations where games can be improved, often with a simple and elegant fix.

My third-most-important habit is playing published games. This keeps my passion up, keeps me informed of what's happening in the field, and reminds me what I'm doing this all for. :)"

– Gil Hova

"I think that my most important habit is that when I am developing a game, I spend a lot of time talking to myself as if I am describing the rules to a new player.  This “interview” helps me solidly the rules, find places where the rules don’t make sense, and helps me build up the idea.  I do the same thing with RPG scenarios and adventures (for which I don’t like to write notes) but I want to be clear in my head the history or backstory.

Other than that, my best habit is writing down even small ideas in a book, so that I can reference ideas later."

– Chris O’Neill

"Got a new idea for a theme or mechanic? Write it down, now. Don't trust that you'll remember later."

– Alf Seegert

Come back next Friday for another roundup, featuring Matt Leacock, Reiner Knizia, Ryan Laukat, and more!

In the meantime, spread the word:

"Jamey Stegmaier,  Mike Fitzgerald, Bruno Faidutti + more answer "What's your most important habit?" (Tweet This!)


text:
Breath Biofeedback

Sponsored Links:
Application Screenshot:
Breath Biofeedback
Application Details:
Version: 3.2 updated
Upload Date: 25 Jun 12
Developer: Android Research
Distribution Type: Freeware
Downloads: 44
Size: 254 Kb

Rating: 0.0/5 (Total Votes: 0)

Sponsored Links:

Breath Biofeedback - Use your Android phone to do biofeedback. For relaxation, releasing stress, reducing high blood pressure & improving overall general health. Tap on the screen each time you breathe in. Displays a panel with red, blue and green coherence ratio. Try to get green, by breathing deep and exhaling naturally. Read the Help for theory.

What's New in This Release:

· Google sdk 4.1.0

What's New in 1.8.2:

· Changed onDraw() method implementation

What's New in 1.7:

· Changed icon to comply with Google's icon guidelines

Supported Operation Systems

Similar Apps

Other Apps of Developer Android Research

Comments to Breath Biofeedback

Comments not found
Add Comment
Turn on images!
Search by Device
My Device


text:
Smart Piercings

Sponsored Links:
Application Screenshot:
Smart Piercings
Application Details:
Version: 24
Upload Date: 18 Jul 13
Developer: MetaConnect
Distribution Type: Commercial
Price: 1.60 $
Downloads: 0

Rating: 4.0/5 (Total Votes: 2)

Sponsored Links:

Smart Piercings - Thinking about getting a piercing? Want to know what it'll look like? "Smart Piercings" allows you to try out different facial and body piercings before you get them done. Choose a photo from your photo gallery and you'll be able to add lots of different piercings to your photos and save the results.

Supported Operation Systems

Similar Apps

Other Apps of Developer MetaConnect

Comments to Smart Piercings

Comments not found
Add Comment
Turn on images!
Search by Device
My Device