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An online journal about visual art, the urban landscape and design. Mary Louise Schumacher, the Journal Sentinel's art and architecture critic, leads the discussion and a community of writers contribute to the dialogue.
Wisconsin Arts Board to be cut by 66%
The state Legislature's budget-writing committee voted Wednesday to cut the budget for the Wisconsin Arts Board, which provides funds for artists and arts groups throughout the state, by 66%.
Gov. Scott Walker had proposed cutting funding to the arts board by 73%, but the Joint Finance Committee voted to restore up to $175,000 annually, depending on whether there are matching funds from the National Endowment for the Arts.
"While it is a painful outcome, I am thrilled at the bi-partisan support, that both Democrats and Republicans voted to restore funding," said Anne Katz, executive director of Arts Wisconsin, a statewide advocacy group. "They are making extremely difficult decisions, and they haven't been doing very much of that."
The arts board had recommended that the budget be trimmed by a more modest 10%. It argued, in a joint letter, that the arts board is the only agency that supports the state's cultural infrastructure by providing grants and about 10,000 hours of expert consulting each year.
The committee also voted to fold the arts board into the Department of Tourism, though it allowed the board to maintain its authority to hire or fire an executive director, giving the group some autonomy within Tourism. Six of the 10 arts board staff will be let go as a result of the cuts.
"The people who are being let go, there is a lot of knowledge and wisdom in that group," Katz said.
The committee also voted to eliminate the state's Percent-for-Art public art program, which has been in place since 1980 and required that .2% of significant capital projects be spent on public art.
"That program provided jobs for artists," Katz said. "If over time Wisconsin is not a place where creative people can make a living, they'll find other places to live."
Overall funding for the arts would drop from $1.6 million to $535,000 a year. Wisconsin ranks among the lowest in the country for state funding of the arts per capita, Katz said.
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Ah yes. While Governor Ghadafi spends $8000/week flying, the rest of the state must suffer. None of these cuts are about fiscal responsibility. They are about political payback, weakening opposition, and intentionally disenfranchising voters. Anything that doesn't meet with ALEC and the Koch brothers agenda can be cut. Anything designed to enhance the public good is simply a waste of dollars that can otherwise be funneled to corporations. Cut bicycle and pedestrian funding to pay for road expansion. Cut education funding to pay for corporate tax breaks. Cut renewable energy to spur demand for fossil fuels. It's all so pathetically obvious and yet they continue the charade of insisting it's all about "being broke". Lies and the lying liars that tell them.
This is really a sad day. Wisconsin is filled with absolutely outstanding artists. Folks: It's time to get resourceful !
Why does the state need to fund art! I've bought plenty of art from artists that do not get or need handouts from the state to survive. What does government funding of the arts get us? A big blue T-shirt on a parking garage.
Every budget is being cut, not just arts, liberals forget the state is broke and cuts need to be made. This is just one of many cuts. I am sure most of you arread the paper, you should not be surprised all budgets are being cut. Your starving artists for a reason. But if you don't like it here run off to that other state with extra cash. I am not sure that is, but I am sure they will welcome you.
However one could make the argument that some of the best art was funded by private $: the Medicis paid huge sums in Reinessance era europe for paintings; many of the artists back then made their name painting for wealthy families.
It's getting harder and harder to find reasons to stay here. What a shame.
I am sorry cuts need to be made, but seriously - is it more important to feed and educate kids, and provide police service? Or provide jobs for artists? Art if a want, not a need. If you really think it is a need, then you need to support it, not expect unemployed and underemployed taxpayers to subsidize " art". What part of we do not have enough money do you not understand? High taxes= no new jobs= permanent 'hillbilly land". Get spending under control, create a new tax base, grow jobs, and we can afford these wants in the future.
Sad. Sad. Sad. Sad. Sad.
If the arts generates so many jobs and money for the state as
everyone is suggesting, then it should be able to fund itself
quite adequately without any issues. I don't get what the
problem is then.
for all of you who claim "we don't have any money" and "read the papers, they are cutting all
programs" ... uhhh.. no, actually they are only cutting programs that they find to be "liberal".
Highway funding-- which is MASSIVE-- is going up and up. Why on EARTH does Hwy 41
need to be an interstate? Can you tell me one good reason? It will cost hundreds billions if
not trillions of dollars to fund all these boondoggle highway projects Walker and his ilk have
in mind and cutting tiny budgets from the Arts and bicycle lanes is not going to do it.
Someone pointed out that the budget for bike lanes was 0.008 percent... or 1/800th of one
percent of the entire transportation budget. How does cutting that tiny program help "save
money"? No no no. Don't play the "we're broke" card anymore. That is total B.S. and everyone
knows it. This is about political ideology, not about money. Walker and his GOP nutsos are
dismantling these programs NOT because of any budgetary concerns but out of spite for
them. Well, the recalls can't happen soon enough. If Walker isn't tossed out by the end of this
year, it's down the toilet for Wisconsin.

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Valpo Takes Two-Game Win Streak On The Road vs. Saint Francis (PA)
Wednesday, September 15, 2004VALPARAISO (2-1) at SAINT FRANCIS (PA) (1-1)
WHEN: Saturday, Sept. 18 - 1 p.m. ET (noon CT)
WHERE: Pine Bowl, Loretto, Penn.
TV: (tape-delay) - Channel 43 in Valparaiso. Airs on Thursday, Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. - Dick Harlan announcing.
RADIO: 95.1 (WVUR-FM) - Andy Viano and Andrew Hansen announcing.Webcast at www.valpo.edu.
THE COACHES: Valparaiso is guided by Tom Horne, who is 64-96-1 in his 16th season at Valpo. Saint Francis (PA) is led by Dave Opfar, who is 4-18 in his 3rd season at Saint Francis.
SERIES RECORD: Valpo leads 1-0
LAST MEETING: 2003 - Valpo won 38-6 in Valparaiso.
LAST WEEK: Valpo defeated Austin Peay 24-14 last Saturday in Valparaiso. Saint Francis (PA) defeated Sacred Heart 35-28 last Saturday in Loretto, Penn.
Following two straight victories at home, Valpo (2-1) travels to play Saint Francis (PA) on Saturday at 1 p.m. ET (noon CT). The Crusaders are coming off a 24-14 win over Austin Peay last Saturday. The Red Flash won its first game on the season last weekend, defeating Sacred Heart 35-28.
CRUSADERS vs. RED FLASH
Last year's meeting was the first ever between the schools as Valpo defeated Saint Francis 38-6 in Valparaiso. Nick Reid enjoyed a big day, rushing for a career-high 133 yards and two touchdowns on 12 carries. Reid's second score, a 39-yard scamper, gave the Crusaders a 31-0 lead. A trio of returning pass catchers caught one touchdown pass each - Kevin Knutson (22 yards), Rob Giancola (63 yards) and Tom Schmidt (17 yards). Knutson finished with 117 yards on seven receptions. Graduated quarterback David Macchi passed for 270 yards. Valpo's defense limited the Red Flash to 256 total yards and recorded a shutout through the first three quarters (31-0). Chris Daniels and Elliott Powell each made interceptions for the Crusaders.
MILAZZO, CONNOR, STURMAN LEAD PFL INDIVIDUAL CATEGORIES: Valpo seniors Joe Milazzo and Ross Connor, and junior Brandon Sturman lead Pioneer Football League statistical categories. Milazzo, the Crusaders' starting quarterback, tops the league in pass efficiency (123 pts.), while Connor, a defensive end, leads the PFL with three tackles for loss. Sturman, a junior middle linebacker, has a league-most two interceptions. Milazzo also stands 2nd in total offense (222.3 ypg.) and 6th in rushing (61.0 ypg.). Kevin Knutson is tied for 4th in receptions (5.0 pg.) and is 8th in receiving yards (61.3 pg.). Rob Giancola is 7th in receiving yards (61.7 pg.) and 10th in receptions (3.7 pg.). Joel Cyrier and Brad Smeja stand 3rd and 4th in the PFL in punt return average and Joe Blahowicz is 4th in punting (37.5 ypp.).
VALPO RANKED HIGH IN POLLS: Valpo is ranked among the elite programs in the NCAA I-AA Mid-Major polls through Sept. 12. The Crusaders, coming off a PFL Championship season, are tabbed 6th in The Sports Network and 7th in the Football Gazette poll.
Giancola Nears All-time Scoring Record:
After catching a national-high 23 touchdown passes a year ago, Rob Giancola is closing in on Valpo's all-time scoring mark. With 218 career points, Giancola needs 17 to eclipse the 53-year-old record of 234 held by Joe Pahr (1949-51).
LAST WEEK'S STANDOUTS AGAINST AUSTIN PEAY: Joe Milazzo compiled 291 total yards. He led Valpo with 77 rushing yards and one TD on 18 carries and completed 14 of 24 passes for 214 yards and one TD.........Jeff Horton rushed for 61 yards on 11 carries (5.5 ypc.).....Kevin Knutson and Rob Giancola each caught four passes.....Kenny Keil caught his second touchdown pass (11 yards) in as many weeks......Michael Schnoor led the team with nine tackles......Bill Marshall recorded a sack, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery.....Chris Daniels made two pass breakups.....Joe Blahowicz averaged 42.2 yards on five punts.
INSIDE VU FOOTBALL, head coach Tom Horne's TV show, airs every Tuesday and Thursday at 6:30 p.m. on Channel 43 in Valparaiso. This week's player guest is junior tight end Tom Schmidt.
Valpo hosts Jacksonville on Saturday, Sept. 25 beginning at noon.
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Apple iTunes security vulnerabilityApple recently (4 Sep 07) announced a vulnerability in their iTunes application for Mac OS and Windows systems.
* All iTunes users must update their software to the latest version, v7.4 or higher *
To update your MacUse the Apple Software Update service to automate your upgrade:
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To update your Windows PC
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- Click on "Start" and choose "All Programs"
- Select "Apple Software Update" from the programs list
- If the agent finds updates, click "Install"
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Manual Install
- Download and install iTunes (v7.4 or higher) from: //www.apple.com/downloads/
Additional resourcesFor more information regarding the severity of this vulnerability, see docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=306404. Contact the SCS HelpDesk (x8-4231) or <email@example.com> with any questions or problems.
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Bandung, Indonesia
Alliance linking organisation Rumah Cemara was set up in 2003 by five former drug users, to support each other and others like them.
It was in 2003 that Yusriani Irani (known as Rani) first came into contact with Rumah Cemara as a client, in need of support due to her heroin addiction, and testing HIV positive with very little knowledge about the virus.
Rani has fought her heroin addiction and now coordinates Rumah Cemara's 11 case managers who work across five cities.
"Between them the case managers look after around 1300 individuals," says Rani. "There are many different groups for people living with HIV that we run and the demand is increasing.
"I went into Rumah Cemara's rehabilitation centre and have gone through the process so I really understand what it's all about."
Rani is a small dark haired woman. She is 31 years old, from a close-knit, loving family who live in a middle class suburb of Bandung, one of Indonesia's largest cities.
Her petite stature belies her tenacity and courage. Rani is a survivor. She has fought her addiction to heroin and been clean for seven years now but her drug habit has left her HIV positive.
Rani works as the field coordinator for Rumah Cemara's case management programme for care, support and treatment for people living with HIV in Bandung, Indonesia.
"When you're helping people and you actually succeed, the feeling is incredible. You can't compare it to other things."
"Being a user has helped me to understand and talk to other people about drug use. I started using drugs when I was 17. It was curiosity."
What started as curiosity developed into a heroin addiction.
"I'd heard about HIV from the TV but didn't have any details and it wasn't very clear what it was all about.
I would try buying needles and syringes from pharmacies to inject the heroin but there are only a few in Bandung that sell them and the police know that it's the users who buy them. As a result users are afraid to come and get clean needles because the police who are often in plain clothes wait around and drug users get picked up and taken into custody and then we have to pay a bribe to get out. So, we all shared needles."
It was in 2002 that Rani learned she was living with HIV.
"I'd heard that HIV can be transmitted by using dirty needles and that I might be at risk. By this time the information about HIV was beginning to spread and I became paranoid about it . . . so I went with my mother to have the test.
"When I learned that I had HIV I felt nothing. The doctor told me I was positive but my T-cell count was good so I didn't need treatment. I was given no more information about HIV and I left thinking I was going to die in three months. There was no support. No information. I then felt a bit messed up."
Rani's 59 year old mother, Elly Yuliana, has stood by her daughter throughout her turbulent journey.
"Her addiction really progressed after her father passed away. They were very close. We are a warm, loving family. Our story is a powerful example that this can happen to anyone."
When Rani tested HIV positive it was a terrible blow for Elly. "I felt like the sky was about to fall in. I asked myself, how could this be happening?
"I'm involved in a family support group, mostly its parents who are affected by HIV. We spend a lot of time discussing things about the future – how the illness is progressing, that someone has passed away and we all worry about our children."
A lack of information on HIV was a real problem for Rani in the early days.
"I did feel people were judging me and I faced both stigma and discrimination. People asked me if they could share a bathroom, plates, toothbrushes, they drifted away because they were afraid of me - that I would give them the virus. Providing information on HIV made a difference and things are very different now. I get more respect."
In 2003 Rani volunteered to go to rehab. She was tired and wanted to stop using heroin. "I hit rock bottom. There was nowhere else to go. Using drugs was no longer fun anymore. I was using because if I didn't it was painful. I slowly started to put my life back together really when I entered the Rumah Cemara rehab centre.
"It was only thanks to meeting people at Rumah Cemara and getting their support that I realised I could live my life normally. The people at Rumah Cemara showed me that it's possible to live without using drugs.
People had talked to me regularly about my addiction, encouraging me to give up drugs but the difference this time was the people at Rumah Cemara were people who had been in the same situation as me and they had done it. When you're using it seems impossible to come off drugs so seeing people who had done it gave me the belief that I too could do it."
For Rani every day it's a conscious decision to fight her addiction. "I do worry that I am never going to be cured from my addiction and that I could relapse – that's my biggest worry. When I see other people get sick I also worry about my illness in the future."
Through her experiences Rani has become a knowledgeable, strong advocate of working with injecting drug users and with people living with HIV.
"We need a comprehensive and integrated support package for harm reduction, HIV prevention information and access to support for recovery. But what happens is very different. People can't afford to go to rehab because it's very expensive and the rehab centre can't be run without money. So there needs to be a much greater range of support in place than there currently is. Rumah Cemara is trying to meet that need.
"I hope that by telling my story I can make a difference . . . I'm living. I'm making a difference. I never believed I could come to this point but I have. Rumah Cemara provides a safe environment for people to make changes in their lives.," said Rani.
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PHILADELPHIA — Services for Bobbye Ivy Holder will be held today at 11 a.m. at Hight Assembly of God Church in Noxapater with Bro. Toby Halfacre officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery with McClain-Hays Funeral Home of Philadelphia in charge of arrangements,
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Oklahoma Christian University has been accepted into the membership process for NCAA Division II and competes in the NCAA's Heartland Conference and in the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA), which provides postseason opportunities during the NCAA Division II membership process.
More than 250 student-athletes participate in 12 sports, including baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, and track and field.
OC is the reigning NCCAA champion in men's golf and men's cross country. Before entering NCAA Division II candidacy, Oklahoma Christian won 45 NAIA national championships, including the 2003 and 2012 men's tennis titles, the 2009 and 2011 men's golf championships, the 2011 men's cross country title, and many relay and individual crowns in cross country and track and field. More than 20 of OC's national championships have come in the past four years, including two individual championships in men's golf.
The university placed in the top 10 in the Directors' Cup national all-sports standings the last three years and annually posts a cumulative GPA of 3.0+ for the entire athletic department.
Oklahoma Christian is home to "The Complete Athlete." The university is devoted to preparing student-athletes to excel in the athletic arena, in the classroom, in service to the community, and in service to God.
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Do you not know that in a race all the runners run, but only one gets the prize? Run in such a way as to get the prize. (I Corinthians 9:24)
We aspire to win championships. Fueled by that drive, Oklahoma Christian has achieved across-the-board athletic success for half a century. Our athletic programs have flourished thanks to coaches and student-athletes of high talent and high character. Inspired by our past, we seek to become the best we can be as we work together toward our goals.
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Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men. (Colossians 3:23)
OC's balance of strong athletics and academics ranks among the nation's elite. Our student-athletes' work ethic and dedication is rewarded each year with national scholar-athlete honors. More importantly, our student-athletes become equipped for successful careers in all walks of life.
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Each of you should look not only to your own interests, but also to the interests of others. (Philippians 2:4)
Oklahoma Christian is committed to making a difference through charitable activities and community outreach. OC student-athletes, coaches and staff members participate in numerous ministries, mission work and service projects each year.
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Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald: Encouragement is the currency of success
They encouraged us. They believed in us, and by doing so, they made us believe in ourselves. They got involved, they invested in us, and they saw the best in us. They made our fight their fight. Often, something so beautiful and so powerful is so simple!
People do better when we encourage them. By showing that we value them, they place more value on themselves and their actions. Encouragement, like praise, must be earned. It must be sincere encouragement, honest and appropriate. By giving it out sparingly, but at just the right moment, it can be an incredibly powerful tool to motivate others. Encouragement can be an important mechanism in overcoming almost any obstacle. It also can be contagious. People who we encourage, who become more positively oriented and confident, are more likely to encourage others. Thus, encouragement is a large part of the culture of confidence and of a positive lifestyle.
One thing the veterinary profession has taught me is that no one does it on their own. We have parents and grandparents to thank for our success, along with mentors, spouses, and positive role models who believed in us and made us believe in ourselves. Become more aware of those around you, pay attention to their mood and behavior, and find ways every day to encourage others. Encouraging others is a great investment. It costs very little. However, by believing in others we learn to believe in ourselves. Make a difference in someone's life today. Be positive and encourage them. Whether it's a colleague, a staff member, a client, or a family member, I think that you will be surprised what a little encouragement can do for a person.
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Bill Maher Made to Look Stupid by Bill Frist (No, I Didn't Get That the Wrong Way Around)
Uh oh. Former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist — an actual heart surgeon who is best known crazy anti-science things like this — just recently made Bill Maher — a man who was recently honored for a reasonable thing like this — look like Bill Frist.
And that is not a good thing…
Mr. Maher recently told his Twitter followers that people who get flu shots are "idiots."
(For the record, here's that tweet: "If u get a swine flu shot ur an idiot." U r gng 2 hav 2 xcuse his spllng. Hes supr hip!!! Anyway, shall we continue?)
On his Friday HBO show "Real Time With Bill Maher," he explained his opposition to the flu vaccine during an interview with Bill Frist, a heart surgeon who was a Republican senator from Tennessee…
He said he did not believe that healthy people were vulnerable to dying from the new H1N1 virus. This contradicts statements from the World Health Organization and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that young, healthy people from ages 5 to 24 appear particularly vulnerable to this flu. About a third of the 76 children who have died of H1N1 since April have had no underlying health problems…
Dr. Frist then cited two recent New England Journal of Medicine articles describing flu cases in the United States and the Southern Hemisphere that documented the high risks of this flu to pregnant women.
Dr. Frist: I know you don't believe this, but I'm telling you the facts. Because if you send a signal out telling pregnant women not to get this vaccine…
Mr. Maher: (interrupting) I do.
Dr. Frist: Well, you're wrong. I'm serious.
I get it, Bill Maher. I understand why you didn't immediately say, "Okay, I admit it. I'm the wrongest person ever. Let's take a break while I have my brain parts repaired."
Because it's, like, super embarrassing to have Bill Frist — a man who thinks it's possible to ascertain a person's brain function by observing home videos of them lying in a bed — remind you of how remarkably dangerous and irresponsible it is to use your celebrity to try to get pregnant women to not vaccinate themselves against a virus that is targeting them directly.
It's probably, like, even more embarrassing than getting dropped off at school by your totally lame single father who's always crying from loneliness and fear of loss as you recede farther and farther from the car.
Just so long as you stop promoting this nonsense now, we'll give you a pass.
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TechXpress owner Bryan Sarlitt was barely out of high school in the late 1990s when he decided not to watch from the sidelines as the technology sector boomed.
He had come to San Luis Obispo from Orange County in 1997 to attend Cuesta College, with the goal of eventually earning a business degree at Cal Poly. But two years into his studies at Cuesta, he dropped out, and with the money he had saved from trading stocks, Sarlitt started a computer IT service company in his one-bedroom apartment.
My parents were paying for me to go to school, and they werent real happy, said Sarlitt, whose parents are now thrilled by his success. Most people were questioning why I was getting into it so soon and so young. I didnt have a lot of experience then, he said.
For Sarlitt, now 34, the timing couldnt have been better.
Although he faced several challenges, including finding the right staff, learning how to manage employees and working with a limited budget, Sarlitt, who made an initial $10,000 investment in the company, had found a niche in information technology services.
At that time, all we were doing was IT support for residences and making house calls, said Sarlitt. We were exclusively an on-site company, and our competition then was computer stores, and most werent around anymore.
As he became more skilled at hiring qualified technicians, who offered personable and consistent service, his business in the first few years grew more than 200 percent annually. In 2005, he moved into a new office on Broad Street, where he filled every square inch of the 7,000 square feet.
Business changed, however, about a decade later when computer prices dropped, round-the-clock computer support services like Geek Squad, came to town and the recession hit, Sarlitt said. In 2007-08, he adjusted his companys business model to serve companies, government and schools rather than individual residential customers.
With businesses it was more about productivity, uptime and security, he recalled. There was a lot more that we could provide in terms of the value, and much more potential for growth. He replaced staff, gearing new hires toward working with government and schools. During the retooling, TechXpress dropped from 40 employees to 12.
With the recession, it just put a damper on my plan, he said. It was the first time I had to deal with that challenge. Theres no easy answer, but the No. 1 quality is just being tenacious and persevering through it. Many businesses ended up giving up. But I felt like there was still an opportunity and that there was still hope.
TechXpress is growing once again, about 40 percent to 50 percent annually since about 2010, Sarlitt said. The company has about 25 employees and a strong client base and depends on a steady stream of repeat customers and referrals.
In addition to IT management the company manages computer networks for local businesses, schools and cities, including the city of Pismo Beach and the San Miguel School District it also helps businesses nationwide with web development.
Were doing great right now and profitable again, said Sarlitt, who declined to disclose financial details.
Sarlitt believes the future of his business is in managing networks in a cost-effective way and helping niche markets such as companies that sell organic or natural products to operate more effectively and efficiently.
While Sarlitt declined to predict where his business will be 10 years from now, in the near term, he would like TechXpress to grow at a steady pace here in San Luis Obispo.
I want us to continue to be a niche player and a household name in the markets were after, he said.


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NITRO, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Residents of the city of Nitro now have limitations on how many pets they may have in their home, including stray animals.
Nitro City Council members on Tuesday night approved an ordinance that limits the number of pets to three dogs and three cats. That includes stray animals a person might be feeding.
Those who violate the ordinance will be fined $50 the first time and $100 for each subsequent violation.


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Enjoy convenient access to a variety of outdoor attractions and several corporate locations at this full-service Ishpeming, Michigan hotel. Conveniently situated off of Northern Michigan's Highway 41, the BEST WESTERN Country Inn is the ideal lodging for both business and leisure travelers. This Ishpeming hotel, located within the Country Village Resort ar...
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No Other Hotels in Marquette, MI can Compare The beauty and majesty of nature surround our canine friendly hotel's location in the Upper Peninsula. Because the Holiday Inn® Marquette hotel is located off US 41, and just a stone's throw from downtown, guests find it easy to get around the Marquette, Michigan area. Our hotel's location and facilities are ideal...
Overall Rating - Good - 101 reviews
Excellent 9.0
Clean nice rooms and large pool.
No real complaints about our stay.Hotel is nice has a big pool. Also has bar and restaurant on site if you do t wish to go out on the town for dinner or drinks.
Good 7.0
Staff were very friendly and helpful. Room was spacious and clean. Also liked the verbina-scented soap and shampoo.
Pillows, though plentiful, all seemed to be the same - overstuffed and too firm for my liking. Have stayed at hotels that provided a variety and thought that was smart.Convenient but charmless location.
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With a stay at Jasper Ridge Inn Ishpeming in Ishpeming, you'll be convenient to Cliffs Shaft Mine Museum and National Ski Hall of Fame. This hotel is within close proximity of Da Yoopers Tourist Trap and Museum and Al Quaal Recreation Area. Make yourself at home in one of the 26 air-conditioned guestrooms. Conveniences include desks and blackout drapes/curta...
Overall Rating - Good - 38 reviews
Mediocre 3.0
It was quiet
Pillows, Check in clerk was lacks a dasiy
Good 7.0
Location was convenient
At 2:30 a/m/ a large, noisy group of young people came into the room above and the disturbance lasted far too long without being tended to.Comfortable and clean. I would return, but only if there was nothing else available.
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With a stay at Americas Best Value Inn Marquette in Marquette (Harvey), you'll be within the vicinity of Marquette Mountain and Upper Peninsula Children's Museum. This hotel is within the vicinity of Marquette Maritime Museum and Marquette Harbor Light. Make yourself at home in one of the 32 air-conditioned guestrooms. Complimentary wireless Internet access...
Overall Rating - Good - 410 reviews
Good 8.0
Convenient location
No refrigerator in the roomIt was clean and had everything we needed except a refrigerator. The breakfast was adequate and we enjoyed the pool and whirlpool
Okay 6.0
The lady that checked us in was very nice. The room was clean. The location was very good. It was quiet.
There were mattress frames and junk in the hallway near our room. The hot tub was not working. The coffee wasn't ready until 7:00 AM. I did not appreciate the fact the hotel did not look anything like the photos of it. Outside door lock not working.I think the photos online of this hotel are not this property. The photos are how I decide if I am going to stay in a low priced hotel. I was unpleasantly surprised by the outside condition of the building.
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With a stay at Ramada Marquette in Marquette, you'll be minutes from Marquette Regional History Center and close to Upper Peninsula Children's Museum. This hotel is within close proximity of Northern Michigan University and DeVos Art Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring DVD players. Complimentary wireless Internet acces...
Overall Rating - Good - 70 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Had to pay extra for our dog & no continental breakfast.Awesome location, good price and nice/friendly staff.
Excellent 9.0
Beds were super comfortable and hotel was quiet. Great breakfast and evening lounge music was great fun! Can walk downtown easily!We ended up booking a second night as the Mackinaw bridge closed for the weather.... Enjoyed music in the hotel lounge. Room was quiet and bed was very comfortable. Great stay.
|Good - 146 reviews
Days Inn Marquette is 5 miles from Marquette Mountain and just 3 miles from downtown Marquette. Chairmans Award Property. Newly renovated 2006 and 2009. Free High Speed Wireless Internet in all Rooms And Public Areas. 14-person gazebo whirlpool. Indoor pool and sauna. Pool open 7am to 12am. Guest laundry. 2 Restaurants on site. Fort Days Childrens Playgro...
Overall Rating - Good - 146 reviews
Good 7.3
The room was very large, large enough for us to set up our 4 and a half month old's pack and play and still have enough room to walk around comfortably. The staff was also very accommodating and nice. We checked in after midnight on the night of our stay and it was no problem.
Although the room was clean, it smelled a bit like sewage. The window was small so there was not a lot of light, and the room overall could use a lot of updating. The shower head was mounted a bit low, so you had to bend backwards to rinse your hair under the shower, but the water pressure was good.
Excellent 9.0
It was very clean, everyone was very friendly and helpful.
The carpeting in the rooms could use to be updated or cleaned. Even with the housekeeping doing the vacuuming the carpets still looked dirty.Overall this is one of the better hotels in the area. The location is great, and the pool and adult spa was very nice. We enjoyed staying there for the 4nights we were there.
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Recipient of the 2012-2013 Presidents Award. 2013 Be Our Guest Award. Enjoy a comfortable stay in our immaculate facility close to many local attractions and dining options. Take advantage of our many complimentary amenities including a deluxe breakfast served on eco-friendly dishware, Snap Fitness Guest Passes, WiFi, and cookies and coffee available all day...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 149 reviews
Excellent 9.0
parking was convenient...rooms were clean...staff was helpful
Excellent 10.0
The beds were sooooo comfy and the room was very inviting!The hotel is in a great location - right off of US-41 and near just about everything! The room is very inviting and the bed and pillows were super comfortable!! Awhile ago I went to most of the hotels in Marquette and compared them to each other (looking at amenities, bed comfort, look and feel of the hotel and room, price, etc.) and this one was my favorite!
|Good - 223 reviews
This 80 room motel is located off US Hwy 41 West in Marquette, MI near Northern Michigan University. Within a short distance from the motel enjoy such activities as golf, shore activities on Lake Superior, snowmobile trails, skiing and much more. You can also visit such places as Ojibwa Casino, Superior Dome, US Olympic Training Center, Westwood Mall, fall...
Overall Rating - Good - 223 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Great location to family cottage, no parking problems, extremely pleasant and courteous front desk staff, breakfast was excellent, pool was well kept and clean, room was fine, very clean and met our needs, price was very family friendly.
We were on the second floor and had to carry a lot (had a 3 year old with us) up the stairs but it was okay. If I had to say anything I didn't like, that would be it. Also a small refrigerator would have been helpful too but not totally necessary.
Excellent 9.0
Clean and next to a 24-hour grocery store and you get a fridge to store the items in.
Inside decor seems slightly run down. Continental breakfast had especially poor quality grain items, so you might just skip it and use the grocery store instead.Driving through the upper peninsula (UP), it was around midnight and we needed a hotel with someone on staff 24/7. Happy to find this hotel. The unexpected bonus was that it was next to a 24-hour grocery store! Did not expect a 24-hour grocery store anywhere in the upper peninsula. Most of the UP roads are 2-lane highways next to forest, a great lake with the occasional Podunk town along the way. This place was a small town with modern stores. The hotel was clean and got a good night's sleep. Not next to the bay/great lake but, for us, the grocery store was better.
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Year Built 1980 Year Remodeled 2004 Additional Property Description Enjoy a Superior vacation at the Cedar Motor Inn. A pleasant blend of rustic charm and modern accommodations awaits you at the Cedar Motor Inn. Family owned over 45 years, our small scale AAA diamond approved hotel is in Marquette, nestled against the nor...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 20 reviews
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With the majesty of Lake Superior on one side and the rolling landscape of Historic Downtown Marquette on the other the Landmark Inn offer 62 individually decorated guest rooms along with 3 food and beverageoutlets that will present a culinary adventure to all. The Landmark Inn is ideally located in Historic Downtown Marquette just minutes from shopping N...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 35 reviews
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When you stay at Hampton Inn Marquette/Waterfront in Marquette, you'll be in the historical district and minutes from Upper Peninsula Children's Museum and Marquette Regional History Center. This hotel is within close proximity of Marquette Maritime Museum and Marquette Harbor Light. Be sure to enjoy recreational amenities, including an indoor pool, a spa tu...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 67 reviews
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In the heart of the Upper Peninsula, a distinct destination, our 9-time Gold award winning property offers first class amenities to all guests such as our deluxe breakfast, 24 hr fitness center, heated indoor pool, sauna, and whirlpool, and guest laundry. All rooms have a microwave, refrigerator, hairdryer, iron and ironing board, and coffee maker. Free wire...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 113 reviews
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The Econo Lodge Lakeside hotel in Marquette, MI is located directly across from Lake Superior, snowmobile trails and bike trails. The hotel is close to Northern Michigan University, Marquette Mountain ski area, Superior Dome, Berry Events Center and Sawyer International Airport. Snowmobile rentals are available seasonally. All guest rooms have refrigerators...
Overall Rating - Good - 85 reviews
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Less than 1 mile from Lake Superior and the beaches of Marquette Bay, this Michigan motel offers rooms with free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs. Northern Michigan University is 20 minutes' drive from the property. Tea and coffee-making facilities, a microwave and a small refrigerator are included in every room at Marquette Motor Lodge. A hairdryer is included in...
Overall Rating - Good - 73 reviews
Poor 1.0
Bed was comfortable.
Door had gap at bottom, so cold air came in. Tub drain did not work, so we had about a half foot of water in it when done showering (problem fixed after complaint). Staff turned heat to 55 degrees Saturday. Took over an hour to warm room.Clearly not as advertised. Cramped, dingy lobby, poor service by desk clerk--had to knock on door to get service--woulod not respond to pager on counter. He was unshaven and unkempt.
Good 7.0
Bathroom was clean and well stocked.
Others could not find staff at times.Clean- close to Marquette- McDonalds near by- cheap- bed was comfortable- no noise. Rooms better than outside appearance.
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The refs had been locked out of their jobs by the NFL owners since the beginning of the league's "preseason" exhibition games and for the first few weeks of the regular season. In their place, the league hired replacement officials.
These gentlemen did their best, but their best was not nearly good enough. Terrible calls, misunderstood rules and general incompetence were the rule rather than the exception.
The culmination came Monday night when the Green Bay Packers had a five-point lead over the Seattle Seahawks with just a couple of minutes left in the game. On their final drive, the Seahawks won the game, benefiting from a phantom roughing-the-passer call that negated a Green Bay interception, a terrible pass interference call and finally, another interception — this one in the end zone — that was called a touchdown.
The NFL was clearly embarrassed, and the commissioner and owners at last came to their senses and gave in to most of the refs' demands. The result was that the players weren't the only professionals on the field Thursday night when the Cleveland Browns played the Baltimore Ravens.
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GET THE DUPE OF NEUTROGENA. SERIOUSLY. DO IT NOW. BETTER THAN BIFACIL for all of you expensive ladies.
Wow this is probably the worst makeup remover I have EVER tried. It removes NOTHING and it burns my eyes. Literally removes nothing. I tried so hard to remove mascara and eyelashes fell off without removing the mascara. Beware. I found nothing soothing about this either.
I have no idea why this is even on the market as a remover. I had to break down and use coconut oil to get mascara off and eyeliner that glides off with other brands. This stuff sucks. Save your money; it may only be $3.98 but I wasted that on this crap.
I LOVE the Equate makeup remover towelettes....so I'm not really sure why the liquid form is just rubbish. It barely removes any makeup and it kind of stings your eyes. Definitely not worth the money, get the towelettes instead.
The reason for two stars though is that this may be a good cheap MU remover if you do a lot of swatches. Usually when I'm trying out different combinations on the back of my hand I'll just pour it over the makeup and scrub then give a quick rinse under water. I don't feel guilty for wasting it like that so that's the only scenario in which I might repurchase (not likely though)
I picked this up because it was a whole of product for a little price. I have waterproof eyeliner and mascara on and this does not remove it at all. It burns a little when I get it in my eyes and it makes my eye itchy afterwards. This consistency reminds me of a watered down liquid soap because it looks really soap when I shake the bottle. I do not like this makeup remover at all. Not repurchasing this.
This is a simple product but it's a staple. I don't wear waterproof mascara or eyeliner, so I can't comment on its ability to take off that off, but just for regular eye makeup, it works well. It's cheap, doesn't give you that cloudy eye thing if it gets in your eye, and works well at getting everything off. I also pour a little on a cotton pad and take the gel eyeliner off of my brush if I don't have time to wash it. I see no reason to purchase the actual brand as this one works well.
I compared the ingredient list to the Neutrogena one and they are EXACTLY the same. I can't notice a difference between the two except that this one is a lot cheaper.
You have to use a lot of product and significant effort to remove even non-waterproof mascara. There are much better options like the Neutrogena or the Harmon Face-Values Oil Free Makeup Removers so I won't be repurchasing.
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So I tried this eye makeup remover when I was searching for a cheaper alternative to Lancôme Bifacial oil free remover. I think this one works almost as well as Lancôme...it might take me a few seconds longer to remove makeup with equate but it's just as gentle and so much cheaper. This also doesn't sting my eyes like some eye makeup removers can so that is a huge plus. If I ran out I might purchase it again, although I am currently using olive oil as a eye makeup remover and I like it better than anything I have ever used before. Olive oil is gentle and removes eye makeup so easy....and even though it's an oil it doesn't seem to cause milia like some of the oil based eye makeup removers I have used in the past.
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I'm on my second bottle of this. Neutrogena's makeup remover was favorite because it didn't sting my eyes and it worked pretty well for the price. But for some reason the company kept making the bottle smaller and smaller and more expensive. So i bought equate's version and it is a pretty good dupe!
So I'm really diggin this liquid makeup remover, it may not be my all time fave, Lancôme's Bifacil but it comes close at less than half the price. It's never stung my eyes & I've never broken out from it. Haven't tried the Neutrogena one but I loved the Equate equivalent wipes & decided I'd try this. It does a fantastic job IMO, first I spread a tiny bit of Ponds Cold cream to really emulsify my eyeliner & wp mascara, then I just soak a cotton pad with this stuff, let it sit over my eye a good 30sec-1min & this gets it right off without any rubbing/scrubbing <-- I hate doing that! This also does a good job at removing lip colors, especially stains. The smell is not a big deal honestly, & the packaging is whatever. It's affordable for anyone to try out, definitely gonna keep repurchasing!


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Kids in a New Groove, the pioneering Austin charity that seeks to change the lives of foster youth through music mentorship, announced today that Michael Franti & Spearhead will headline their annual Music for the Soul fundraising event on September 20, 2012 at the Long Center for the Performing Arts in Austin. The event will feature general admission concert tickets, in addition to limited VIP tickets that include a pre-party, dinner at the Long Center with renowned DJ Chicken George, cocktails throughout the night and premium concert seating. Money raised from this one special evening will provide the majority of annual funding for Kids in a New Groove's life changing music mentorship program for foster youth, where students take weekly private lessons, perform in recitals, make records, and earn their own brand new musical instruments.
Celebrating The Cool Ruler On His Birthday
Gregory Isaacs lives on through foundation's charity work. Studio 38 was the last location the late Gregory Isaacs performed in Jamaica, so it was only fitting that it was chosen to host his birthday tribute party. Many turned out to see reggae pioneers as well as up-and-coming stars pay homage to the 'Cool Ruler'. 'The Hat Affair', as the tribute was dubbed, did not disappoint. From the old to the young, many donned their felt hats and grooved the night away to some of Isaacs' classic songs.Cocoa Tea, George Nooks, U-Roy, John Holt, Luciano, Big Yute, Mikey General, Noddy Virtue, Hezron and QQ were just some of the artistes who took to the stage to pay tribute to Isaacs.
Thirty Artists, Two Stages, Are You Ready?
It's mid-summer in Northern California and reggae rhythms will once again be reverberating off Southern Humboldt's golden rolling hills. Arguably Humboldt County's most historic and world-renowned gathering centered around live music, this weekend's 28th annual Reggae on the River offers a "global music experience," according to the festival's promoters at the Mateel. "Featuring a lineup consisting of more than 30 classic and cutting-edge artists on two stages, the festival (at the Benbow Lake State Recreation Area) will celebrate Jamaica's 50th anniversary of independence from imperial rule and will honor this momentous occasion by presenting some of the island's best talent," according to a news release.
A New Reggae Star Arises From Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe in the last two years experienced a flood of reggae and dancehall artistes as promoters rushed to cash in on the popularity of some of these artistes. With the introduction of the United States dollar in Zimbabwe, the foreign artistes found this country an attractive destination to do business.
Foreign artistes who have cashed in on performances in Zimbabwe from the beginning of 2010 include Sizzla Kalonje, Yassus Afari, Sean Paul, Akon, Lutan Fyah, Brick and Lace, Beenie Man, King Sounds, Capleton, Elephant Man, Mavado and lately Zahara to mention only a few.
New Jersey Reggae Awards
THE annual New Jersey Awards takes place April 14 at the Prince Hall in Newark, New Jersey. Among the performers will be singers Richie Stephens, Natural Black and New Jersey lovers rock artiste Christopher Wallace aka Dr Love — a cousin of the late rapper, Notorious BIG.
In a recent radio interview, Dr Love promised to give it his all.
"This is one of the biggest platforms in the state for reggae artistes, so I plan to bring my A game and give fans a special treat," he said.
Dr Love has built a reputation in the tri-state (New York, New Jersey and Connecticut) area. He is again nominated in the Singer of the Year category, which he won two consecutive years. He lists Alton Ellis, Ken Boothe, Kenny Rogers, Willy Nelson, Percy Sledge, and Ray Charles as his biggest influences.
Dr Love's latest songs, What's Wrong and the gospel-inspired Now I Am Strong, have been released in Jamaica.
Other new releases include I Know featuring Ras Emmanuel; Kiss Me Good Morning, Too Much Guns in The Streets and Can't Stop Me From Loving You.
His famous cousin was also named Christopher Wallace but gained fame as the Notorious BIG and is arguably the most influential rapper ever. His parents are Jamaican.
SOURCE: Jamaica Observer
What Really Killed Bob Marley?
It's been 30 years since his death; and there have many rumors and speculation about the cause of death. Did he really die from a brain tumor? Or other nefarious causes? Like the CIA? Poison in his boots etc?
Bob Marley's medical records were never made public. However from several sources I managed to piece together the story of his illness and death from Metastatic Skin Cancer (Melanoma). This account I hope is fair, balanced and enlightening.
Hundreds Protest Reggae Singer's Death
Protesters marching in London Saturday called for an investigation into the death of one-time reggae star Smiley Culture during a police raid on his home.
About 600 people joined the march to New Scotland Yard, Channel 4 News reported. Police described the demonstration, which featured reggae music and chants of "No Justice, No Peace" as "noisy but peaceful."
Smiley Culture was the stage name of David Victor Emmanuel, 48, who was born in London in 1963 to a couple who had immigrated from the Caribbean. He became a hit in the 1980s as a disc jockey and recording artist, although his celebrity did not outlast the decade.
Jah Cure on Trial For Drug Possession
International reggae artiste, Jah Cure, went on trial on Wednesday on drug possession charges.
The singer, whose real name is Siccaturie Alcock, was charged last April by the Constant Spring Police after ganja was reportedly found in his motor vehicle.
The cops say they found a small quantity of ganja in the singer's BMW motor car during a spot check along Dunrobin Avenue in St Andrew.
The singer was reportedly seen overtaking 11 vehicles in a line of traffic, when he was stopped by the police.


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Thank you so much--been looking for a good weed killer that isn't harmful to the environment!!!Kitchen Mama 07-28-2014 12:08 PM
Looking forward to trying this recipe!LAsbury 07-28-2014 04:15 PM
This is my favorite dish from Applebee's...thank you for sharing!Charissa 07-27-2014 01:14 AM
White Sauce
2 cups nonfat dry milk powder
1 cup flour
2 tsp salt
1 cup butter, margarine, or oil
1/8 tsp white pepper
In medium bowl, combine dry milk, flour and salt and mix well with a...


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Kaytee Igloo - Assorted Colors
|Kaytee Animal Igloo comes in assorted colors and they're made of translucent plastic so you can see your pet inside its Igloo even when your pet thinks its hiding! Super Pet Igloos are constructed from durable plastic making them easy to clean, plus they're odor and stain resistant. Secure resting spot Made with durable plastic that's easy to clean Cool hideout with air vents Igloo's one piece design is easy to use and every Igloo has fresh air vents to ensure your pets health and well-being. Igloos make a "cool" hideout for guinea pigs, ferrets, dwarf rabbits, chinchillas and other furry friends.Comes in assorted colors -- please allow us to select one for you.
Kaytee Tropical Fiddle Sticks
|Kaytee Tropical Fiddle Sticks are flexible wooden sticks that can be twisted and bent into a variety of fun shapes creating a fun hiding spot for your furry friend. Felxible hideout for small pets Bondable shapes stimulate & challenge Easy to bend & shape You'll have fun creating a log cave, tree stump or a stick stairway for your pet. These colorful logs also provide your pet with a safe source for their instinctive chewing behaviors.Medium: 12" x 7"Large: 18" x 10"
Super Pet Woodland Get A Way Houses
|Super Pet Woodland Get-A-Ways are Classic, Natural Solid-Wood Hide-outs for Small Animals. Constructed from Quality Timber, These Fun Hideaways Provide Pets with a Natural Sense of Security. Natural solid-wood hide-outs for small animals Constructed from quality timber Provide pets with a natural sense of security Innovative "Castle" Shape was Designed to Allow the Houses to Stack Nested on the Shelf. Woodland Get-A-Way's Unique Stack-able Design Conserves Vital Shelf Space.Sizes fit to your pet:Small: MouseMedium: HamsterLarge: Guinea PigX Large: Rabbit
100% Edible Snak Shak Natural Hide Away
|Natural Hide Away is a 100% edible hide away for small animals. Made with fresh alfalfa and golden honey, provide a fun hideaway. A great tasting treat and promote small animals natural chewing instinct. 3-in-1 Animal Chew, Treat and Natural Hie Away Small Snak Shack - Ideal for hamsters, gerbils, mice and rats Large Snak Shak - Ideal for guinea pigs and rabbits
Kaytee Tree Trunk Hideout
|The Kaytee Tree Trunk Animal Hideout is made in the shape of old tree stump and provides a safe and secure resting spot. Made from a wood and plastic composite, this hideout is even safe for your critter to chew. A secure spot for hiding, sleeping or just hanging out.
Ecotrition Edible Snak Shak Activity Log
|Natural Hide Away is a 100% edible hide away for small animals. Made with fresh alfalfa and golden honey, provide a fun hideaway. Great Tasting & Nutritious Pet Treat Promotes small animals Natural Chewing Instinct 100% Edible Treat Small Snak Shak - 5" Long x 4" Tall. Opening 1.75" - (Hamster, Gerbil, Mouse & Rat)Large Snak Shak - 8.5" Long x 7" Tall. Opening 4" - (Guinea Pigs & Rabbits)
Roll A Nest Giant
|Super Pet Roll-a-Nest is an all natural grass hide-out that provides the ideal spot for your pet to play and rest! Each nest is made of natural plant fibers hand-woven onto a sturdy support frame. Encourages natural nesting instincts in small animals A snuggly shelter for dwarf rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, chinchillas & pet rats Free Grassy Goodnight Nesting Manual included
Natural Corn Husk Tube - Chewable Hideout
|Super Pet Natural Corn Husk Tube - Chewable Hideout provides your pet with a safe and secure hiding spot and a chew toy all in one! These corn husk tubes are cardboard tubes covered with natural corn husk material, making them an excellent for chewing while promoting dental health. Ideal for hamsters, gerbils, or other small animals. Chewable hideout covered with natural corn husks Provides safe hiding spot For hamsters, gerbils and other small animals
Super Pet Roll A Nest
|Super Pet Roll-a-Nest is an all natural grass hide-out that provides the ideal spot for your pet to play or rest! Each nest is made of natural grass fibers hand-woven onto a sturdy support frame. These natural grass fibers are safe for your pets to graze and chew upon. Natural grassy hideout for small pets Free grassy bedding included Sustainable, biodegradable resource Super Pet Roll-a-Nest is perfectly sized for hamsters, gerbils and mice. For added fun, connect CritterTrail Fun-nel Tubes directly to your new nest inside any CritterTrail Home and watch the fun begin
Natural Corn Hut Biodegradable Hideout
|Super Pet Natural Corn Hut Biodegradable Hideout is made from real corn and is made in the USA. This hideout shelter provides your hamster, dwarf hamster, mouse or other small animal with a secure hiding spot. A sustainable resource, this biodegradable hideout is completely safe, non-toxic, and chewable for your small animal. Pet safe natural hideout Made from real corn in the USA Provides a secure hiding spot for your small animal


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Haunted Housing - Higgins Resurrected
Come get your scare on at this year's Haunted Housing: Higgins Resurrected, which turns the 18th floor of Thompson Hall into a haunted hall. This event is sponsored by RA Council.
Friday, October 25, Saturday, October 26, & Thursday, October 31
7:00 - 11:00pm
Thompson Hall
Admission: $5 or $3 with non-perishable food item.
"Family Friendly" Night - Wednesday, October 30
5 - 7 pm
All proceeds go to support Loaves and Fishes as part of the "Stuff the Bus" event.
The haunted house is not intended for young audiences.
Young audiences should attend "Family Friendly" Night on Wednesday, October 30.


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