text:
Four young actors from the Akron area are among the 10 children now performing in the annual holiday tradition A Christmas Carol at Great Lakes Theater at PlayhouseSquare. The local youngsters, who hail from Summit, Medina, Portage and Stark counties, include two who have appeared in the popular Cleveland production before and two who are making their professional theater debuts.
First is Matthew Taylor, a fifth-grader at Strausser Elementary School in Jackson Township whom folks may remember from 2009 as Randy in A Christmas Story at Cleveland Play House, and who more recently played Dill in To Kill a Mockingbird at Magical Theatre Company in Barberton. (Next he will play the title role in The Boy in the Striped Pajamas at Magical Theatre.)
At age 11, Matthew's a seasoned performer who first performed in Great Lakes' A Christmas Carol as Tiny Tim in 2010. Last year, he played Turkey Boy at Players Guild in Canton and is doing the role again this year at Great Lakes Theater.
He's the kid who's the first witness to Scrooge's miraculous transformation, as Scrooge calls down from his window and asks the boy to fetch him a turkey for half a crown.
"I go out in the audience and people think I'm just like a normal person," Matthew explained.
Except for the fact that he's actually wearing a Dickensian-era costume. Matthew also appears as a street sweeper and throws some snowballs in another scene, which are made of fluffy cotton.
The child performers were integrated into the adult cast during a whirlwind nine days of rehearsal in November, which ran up to 10 hours a day, and even longer technical rehearsals. It's a long commute from Jackson Township for Matthew, but he said the professional experience is well worth it to him.
His favorite part of the show is a spectacular exit for the Ghost of Christmas Past: "He goes down the trap door, and it's scary … There's all this smoke, so you can't really see anything."
The play, loaded with special effects to bring the supernatural to life, is staged by Sara Bruner based on the original 1989 adaptation and direction by Gerald Freedman, former artistic director for Great Lakes Theater Festival. The show continues through Dec. 23 at the Ohio Theatre. Tickets cost $28-$60. Call 216-241-6000 or see www.greatlakestheater.org.
Part of the children's auditions included singing carols or their favorite tune because they're featured singers in the holiday production. Kiara Durbin of Twinsburg, who is making her professional acting debut, was thrilled to receive the only child soloist role as a Young Mourner at Tiny Tim's grave. She sings a solo part in That Woe Is Me.
The 10-year-old, who hails from Dodge Intermediate School, has grown up watching her parents, sister and brother on stage. She has been active with Twinsburg Community Theatre as well as theaters in Beachwood and Solon.
The Christmas Carol role is putting her one step closer to achieving her dream of becoming a professional actress: "I just love it how everyone's attention is on me and I just get to be free and do whatever I want to do," she said, explaining that even in group scenes, she is free to make her role her own.
Morgan Isabella of Brimfield Township, who also loves to sing, is making her professional debut singing a handful of songs in A Christmas Carol. She has previously performed at Akron-area community theaters, including as Pepper in Annie at Weathervane.
The 11-year-old, a sixth-grader at Falcon Academy of Creative Arts, plays a Street Child who wears a red, flowered "big poofy dress" and a shawl in A Christmas Carol.
She also sings and holds a candle with the other children in the Miners and Mariners scene, where Scrooge sees how laborers keep Christmas.
Morgan, who lives an hour from the theater, said she goes to school in the morning to get all her assignments before reporting to work for student matinees. She spoke by phone Dec. 6 after a student matinee, six performances into the show's run.
"Today there was this little boy in the front row and he was smiling and everything, and that's just the best feeling," she said.
Finally, Mackenzie Durken returns to the Great Lakes Theater stage for her third year as Skate Girl, who carries metal skates during street scenes. She also performs in a quartet in the Miners and Mariners scene.
The sixth-grader, who attends Willetts Middle School in Brunswick, landed the role in A Christmas Carol two years ago in her first foray into theater.
"I don't really care what part I get because it's just fun to be in it," the 11-year-old said.
She's also continually awed by the Ghost of Christmas Future, a giant puppet with skeletal hands that floats over the graveyard and is operated by adult actor Eduardo Placer. At the other extreme, when the jolly Ghost of Christmas Present appears, Mackenzie sits at the front of the stage eating berries with Sled Boy and Turkey Boy.
The thrill of performing and the camaraderie with the other actors keep this young actress coming back.
"Everyone here is like my second family,'' Mackenzie said.
Arts writer Kerry Clawson may be reached at 330-996-3527 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Holly Hunter
• Casting News: Holly Hunter Joins 'Man Of Steel' Sequel
• Blu-ray Review: 'The Piano' - Boycott Alert!
• Bravo's 'Watch What Happens Live': Best Party on Late-Night
• Sarandon Stranded By Snowstorm
• The Best Celebrity Fashion Of 2010
More News >>
Birth Name: Holly Hunter
Born: 03/20/1958
Birth Place: Conyers, Georgia, USA
Born: 03/20/1958
Birth Place: Conyers, Georgia, USA
Born in Conyers, GA on March 20, 1958, Hunter was one of seven children raised on a 250-acre farm by her parents. After she first shone onstage as Helen Keller in a fifth grade production of "The Miracle Worker," her family encouraged her to pursue performing as a career. In 1976, she went to Carnegie Mellon to pursue a degree in drama, and after graduating in 1980, she moved to New York to put her schooling to the test. A chance encounter with playwright Beth Henley (in a stalled elevator) led to Hunter becoming Henley's muse in several acclaimed productions, including "Crimes of the Heart" and "The Miss Firecracker Contest." Aspiring filmmakers Joel and Ethan Coen saw her in the former pla... Continue Bio >>
Photo Gallery:
View All Pictures >>
Video News:
Popular Movies:
Untitled (Warner Bros./Zack Snyder Man of Steel Sequel)
Romeo and Juliet
Won't Back Down
Nine Lives More Credits >>
Browse More Actresses:

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Promotional snacks are refreshing options for a marketing campaign. they're inexpensive, easy to transport and distribute, and lend great function. All you need to make them effective, in fact, are hungry guests. Surf our catalog now, sign up or call 877 272 6337 to start ordering.
Our whole website features a lot of marketing giveaways like promotional snacks with logo that require almost-mindless sourcing. Perfect for last-minute promotions and desperate times, logo imprinted snacks will help you market your brand in offices, in service stations, in schools, and wherever else people might need a nibble. At Branders.com, you can easily order by the bulk but still get the lowest prices possible. Our products include granola bars, microwave popcorn packaged in fully customizable bags, fortune cookies, energy bars, salted pretzels, beverage packets, chips in Chinese takeout boxes, as well as treats for pet dogs and cats. Our collection can also enhance whatever marketing strategy you already employ to reach your target market. Order plenty of our delicious custom snacks giveaways, so that every potential client gets to taste.
We guarantee that all our promotional snacks products are memorably delectable and were made at only the highest of standards. Expect quick service and generous assistance when you sign up. Want to try some first? We can send you free samples on request. You even have 24/7 online access to our Design Studio, where you can upload unlimited jpeg images that you want applied to your selections. We further promise on-time shipment for each batch of custom snacks you order, whether you buy a conservative amount or purchase two Christmases worth.
Place an order right away. To get hold of promotional snacks that guarantee instant positive reception and enjoyment from customers, call 1 877 272 6337. we'll be ready to take your order.


text:
Revision3 » Shows » Rev3Games » XCOM Slingshot DLC First Impressions and Gameplay!
The first piece of XCOM Enemy Unknown DLC is out next week, and Adam Sessler went hands-on. Find out whats new, and if its worth the 7 bucks!
Get the most gaming coverage in one spot! See it ALL at Revision3.com/Rev3Games
Connect with Rev3Games on Twitter:
Adam Sessler: @adamsessler
Your source for original gaming content! From behind-the-scenes segments to breaking news, reviews, and the hottest previews, Rev3Games has you covered.
Want the most recent episode of this show always up to date on your website? Use this self-updating embed code!


text:
Our Company
Hedin Environmental is an environmental consulting firm specializing in assessing and remediating the effects of coal mining and acid mine drainage. The company's founder, Dr. Robert Hedin, is one of the leading authorities on the treatment of mine drainage and the restoration of streams polluted by mine drainage.Most of our projects are in the coal fields of the Eastern US. Recently, HE has become involved with passive treatment projects at hard rock and metal mine sites around the world.
Our projects include:
passive treatment design and construction, watershed assessments and restoration plan development, site reclamation planning, and the recovery of iron oxide. For information on specific projects, please select "Projects and Services" above.
Click HERE to see our list of successful passive treatment projects!


text:
Baking the Flavors of Fall: Pumpkin Bread
A healthy pumpkin bread recipe the whole family will love
Fall is in the air, and it's in our food as well. From lattes to cupcakes, the unmistakable flavors that signify the changes of season are all around us. Yes, I'm talking about pumpkin and the warm spices that go with it, like cinnamon and ginger.
Why not embrace the season with a delicious and easy recipe the entire family will love? Canned pumpkin can serve up way more than pie. How about combining it with banana, oats, eggs, and spices to make a moist pumpkin-banana bread? Believe it or not, this cake-like treat is chock full of nutrition. Check out the health benefits of these ingredients:
• Canned pumpkin is high in vitamin A, iron, and potassium. Current research indicates that a diet rich in vitamin A may reduce the risk of developing certain types of cancer and offers protection against heart disease.
• One banana contains 467 milligrams of potassium, providing powerful protection for your heart. Consuming adequate potassium helps your body prevent high blood pressure and stroke.
• Oats are a very good source of manganese, an essential nutrient that helps the body metabolize carbohydrates and fats. Manganese is also essential for healthy collagen formation for healthy bones and supple skin.
• Eggs contain choline, which is necessary for brain development and memory. An estimated 90 percent of Americans are deficient in choline. Don't throw away those yolks—that's where you will find choline.
• Cinnamon delays the emptying of food from the stomach, which helps avoid a spike in blood sugar after eating carbohydrates.
• Ginger helps boost immunity, reduce joint pain, and aids in digestive health.
This is a great recipe to make with your kids. You can spend time with them while discussing the colors of the foods and how each ingredient packs a nutritional punch. Top off the project by giving the delicious creation to their teacher for Halloween or Thanksgiving, and attach the recipe.
So, what are you waiting for? Get in the kitchen and try it out for yourself.
Pumpkin-Banana Bread
Prep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 1 hour for one loaf, or 40 minutes if using mini loaf pans
Serves: 12
• 2 mashed ripe bananas
• 1 can pumpkin puree
• 1/4 cup vegetable oil (you can use corn oil, canola oil, or olive oil or experiment with your favorite)
• 1/2 cup maple syrup
• 2 eggs
• 2 cups flour (try whole wheat pastry flour or 1 cup all-purpose flour and 1 cup whole wheat flour)
• 1/2 cup rolled oats
• 1 teaspoon baking powder
• 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
• 1/2 teaspoon salt
• 1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
• 1/2 teaspoon ginger
• 1 teaspoon cinnamon
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2. Lightly coat an 8 1/2- x 4 1/2-inch loaf pan (or four mini loaf pans) with vegetable oil, and wipe off the excess.
3. Place mashed banana, pumpkin puree, oil, maple syrup, and eggs in a large bowl. Beat with an electronic mixer on low speed.
4. Place flour, oats, baking powder, baking soda, salt, nutmeg, ginger, and cinnamon in a medium bowl, and stir with a whisk.
5. Add flour mixture to banana and pumpkin mixture, and stir or lightly beat until just moist.
6. Pour batter into loaf pan, and bake for one hour or until toothpick placed in center comes out clean. Allow to cool before serving.
Hungry for more? Write to email@example.com with your questions, concerns, and feedback.
Rebecca Scritchfield, MA, RD, ACSM Health Fitness Specialist, helps empower people to build healthy lifestyles. A graduate of the Johns Hopkins University, Scritchfield is a Washington, D.C., based registered dietitian and fitness expert who encourages clients to find exercise that feels great, learn to manage stress, and establish lifelong eating skills that balance individual nutrition needs with hunger and pleasure. Visit her blog at: www.rebeccathinks.com.


text:
Race Card
July 30, 2014 - August 5, 2014
- Arawa Park (NZ)
- Geelong Synthetic (VIC)
- Belmont (WA)
- Eagle Farm (QLD)
- Waverley (NZ)
- Pinjarra (WA)
- Rockhampton (QLD)
- Gosford (NSW)
- Avondale (NZ)
- Geelong Synthetic (VIC)
- Canberra (ACT)
- Carnarvon (WA)
- Devonport Synthetic (TAS)
- Ruakaka (NZ)
- Riccarton Park (NZ)
- Toowoomba (QLD)
- Seymour (VIC)
- Scone (NSW)
- Gundagai (NSW)
- Sunshine Coast (QLD)
- Mildura (VIC)
- Forbes (NSW)
- Port Hedland (WA)
- Ballina (NSW)
- Tamworth (NSW)
- Goulburn (NSW)
- Townsville (QLD)
- Geelong Synthetic (VIC)
Last Race Results
|Race 9 / Belmont
|Win Odds
|Place Odds
|Exotic Combs
|Exotic Odds
|4-Bradford Badboy
|8-Street Bandit
|11-Lil Kim
Track Data Last Updated
- Weather
- Fine
- Track
- Good 3
- Penetrometer
- Currently Not Available
- Circumference
- 2200
- Straight
- 460
- Direction
- Clockwise
- Rail
- Timing - Electronic : Rail - 5m Position
- Leading Jockey (with Rides today):
- Hugh Bowman - 109 wins past 12 months
My Race Picks
Caviar rider's wrong turn
Matt Stewart THE man who deftly steered Black Caviar through the dark dozens of times has pleaded guilty to a charge of incompetent riding at Sale on Tuesday.
Latest Sports News
Rugby Gold
Life's grand on Tilse's love boat
HE is the invisible Waratah. The guy who shares the locker-room with Israel Folau every day, yet has a fingernail of the profile and recognition.
Caviar rider's wrong turn
THE man who deftly steered Black Caviar through the dark dozens of times has pleaded guilty to a charge of incompetent riding at Sale on Tuesday.
Return to the top: LVG's five big hurdles
FROM deflating the egos to making a splash in the transfer market, we list the five challenges Louis van Gaal faces at Manchester United.


text:
I Darlene love bingo I play everyday In my town
Slots Lounge
139 Online
139 Online
50 Online
652 Online
I Darlene love bingo I play everyday In my town
Would like to play bingo
Also on gal 3
I was just fix in to say that how do I get in to play
I'm trying to play using my Galaxy s3. However it doesn't give me an option to play. Is this only for computers? TIA.
anyone tried Bingo USA on AOL yet? its new so i was wondering if anyone else has played it yet. looks fun
Trying to log in but cannot.
Upon loading up the game and probably startling Google Chrome itself with the absurdness of what I was playing, the word disappointment temporarily fell out of my vocabulary because after even 30 seconds of playing my head was filled with rainbows, amazement, and awe at how simultaneously simple and entertaining the experience was. Aside from the frightening array of colours that would distress even the hardiest of retinas, everything about this game is unbelievably simple and easy to grasp. Taking the fact that you are a mechanical unicorn as given, you are thrown into a bubblegum world of fantasy and sparkle which, upon witnessing it with your own eyes, will make you understand what those Skittles talk about when they bang on about "tasting the rainbow". As a robot unicorn, your job is to simply run endlessly across terrain, jumping intermittently when the ground beneath you ends and landing on the next platform. The jumps become increasingly difficult as you progress, with terrain and giant star-shaped obstacles getting in your way.
Hello I would like to play
This is me reporting the fact that computors are not welcome. I have a list of people that agree. Why have people play if the computors win all the games? Get rid of them, or they need to sign in, pay there bill for use space when they are useless and only piss everyone off. Its like every other game. Your using like 6 robots!!!!
I want to play
good game so far......new at it again
i'm new... what are the stars for?
why do they have so many comp in the bbingo games dont know why they dont take some of them out so some one can win
I got a new computer and I have lost my games connection can some one help me
Hi everyone
hello my is iesha jackson i came from sunset you should or might not no me
great game
I enjoy playing bingo, and do it for something to do, and not to have the highest score. But I am sure there are many folks who could never achieve the high score that that sassibarri does. Let other people have a chance. It is no longer nice to see that.
When you get disconnected while playing BINGO and come back to play again, why aren't your totals added together.?? After you've played so many games, won one or two, and continue playing, it is disappointing to lose your previous score.....
Great graphics and great idea to introduce a character to the game to make it more persinal
Key points of Budget. #Bingo!!! bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politi…
Also good news if you like to a #beer with your game of #bingo - beer duty reduced and bingo tax halved to protect jobs #Budget2014
Vorige keer niets gewonnen met de #BINGO? Geen nood; a.s vrijdagavond weer nieuwe rondes, nieuwe kansen en veel prijzen Aanvang 19:30 uur
#TPMP maintenant on joue a #motus a quand le #bingo #cyrilhanouna!!!
Do the #torys Telly think that all working class people do is drink beer and play #bingo talk about #outoftouch
Having never been to bingo I wanna go. It's on my bucket list #Bingo
@George_Osborne delivered on @nickdebois call for 40p threshold to be increased & @halfon4harlowMP's reduction in #Bingo tax #Budget2014
Who needs a #bingo card? Stop in the office today to pick yours up! #apartmentliving #nred
Visions of #UK #pensioners drawing down all of their cash and legging it to Mecca #Bingo.... #Budget2014 #bingobudget
We discuss the issues faced by the gaming industry in light of the the #NewPoundCoin unveiling. #Bingo #BoostBingo buff.ly/1l44KRx
Don't forget a dobber for tonight @StephHollick hahahahahahahaha I'm such a joker!! #bingo
Did u figure it out?? If so how do u play??
Because it is always the same ones who sit all day and play bingo.
@tete83jackson Why should anyone know you?
@Geemelanson hi and thanks


text:
New Century Volkswagen in Glendale, Serving Los Angeles County, Pasadena and Burbank has a Full Selection of New Volkswagen Vehicles
Welcome to New Century Volkswagen in Glendale, serving Los Angeles County, Pasadena and Burbank. Here, you will find a full selection of new Volkswagen vehicles, along with a variety of pre-owned Volkswagen models. Whether you are looking for a new Volkswagen Passat, a used Volkswagen Jetta or any other Volkswagen, New Century Volkswagen is the Volkswagen dealership to go to in the Los Angeles area. Check out the current inventory online and then call one of their salespeople at (866) 925-1456 or come by their state-of-the-art facility at 1220 South Brand Blvd. Glendale, 91204.
New Century Volkswagen has New and Pre-Owned VW Vehicles
As the leading Volkswagen dealer in Glendale, serving Los Angeles County, Pasadena and Burbank, New Century Volkswagen has as great selection of both new and pre-owned Volkswagen models you'll find anywhere in the area. As for new Volkswagen vehicles, they have all the 2014 models on their lot ready and waiting for you to test drive. Slip into the driver's seat of a new 2014 Volkswagen Jetta and feel the power of its turbocharged, clean diesel engine. With keyless entry, push-button start, a large trunk and a rearview camera, it is no wonder the 2014 Volkswagen Jetta was ranked number one by Motor Trend among turbocharged diesel cars in 2013. The new Volkswagen Jetta is certainly a favorite among drivers in Burbank, Pasadena and Los Angeles.
While the 2014 Volkswagen Jetta is one of the most popular cars at New Century Volkswagen, it is hardly the only new Volkswagen available. When you come to their Volkswagen dealership in Glendale, CA, you will also have a chance to look at the new 2014 Volkswagen Passat, CC, Tiquan and Touareq. They also have the new 2014 Volkswagen Golf, Golf R, GTI and Beetle available as well as the new 2014 Volkswagen Jetta SportWagen, Eos and Beetle Convertible.
Accompanying all of these new Volkswagen models, there are also many used Volkswagen vehicles for sale at New Century Volkswagen. Feel free to compare the new 2014 Volkswagen Golf to a used Volkswagen Golf, so you can see the differences for yourself. Of course, you can compare any of the new and used VW vehicles that are available side-by-side.
Specials on VW Models at New Century Volkswagen
In addition to the peace of mind that comes with knowing you are in one of the best engineered cars on the road, a new Volkswagen from New Century Volkswagen comes with lots of perks . Ask the mechanics at New Century Volkswagen any questions you might have and they will gladly look over your new Volkswagen for you. Finally, the Carefree Maintenance also includes a visual inspection of the airbags, engine, windows, headlights, wipers and more. The mechanics will also inspect your brakes, just to make sure everything is running correctly.
Schedule Your Next Service or Test Drive
If you own a Volkswagen or want to take one for a test drive, come by New Century Volkswagen in Glendale today. Their Volkswagen Dealership is open seven days a week for your convenience. Either schedule your next maintenance through the online service scheduler or call the service department at (877) 556-0744. To see a new or used Volkswagen on the lot, call the sales department at (888) 367-3467 or come by their dealership at 1220 South Brand Blvd., Glendale, CA 91204.
Give Tony in our Internet Sales Department a call at 866-925-1456 today for even better offers.
Volkswagen Passat and Jetta for Glendale and Los AngelesVisit New Century Volkswagen today to test-drive the new Volkswagen Passat. With four-corner independent suspension, Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS) and Intelligent Crash Response System (ICRS) the new Passat is the car for you. Test drive a brand-new VW Jetta at New Century Volkswagen near Pasadena and Burbank, CA. Featuring 15.5 cubic feet of cargo space and over three feet of rear legroom, the Jetta gets impressive gas mileage. The Jetta is big on everything but compromise, and we provide a great selection for you to choose from here at your Los Angeles Volkswagen Passat dealer.
*Excluded tax, title, license and dealer fees. Ask Tony for details.
Employment Application | Privacy Policy
New Century Volkswagen


text:
Connie S. Foster
August 16, 1941 December 7, 2012
Connie S. Foster, 71, of Macon, MO, passed away Friday, December 7, 2012, at the Macon Health Care Center in Macon.
Connie was born on August 16, 1941, in Macon, MO, the daughter of James Leathers and Bessie Mae (Reinier) Hall, and the youngest of 16 children. Connie was a homemaker and mother to four daughters. While continuing to raise her family, Connie began college at the age of 40, receiving her Bachelors of Education from Northeast Missouri State University in 1985. She proceeded to teach the 2nd and 3rd grades in the Macon School District for 19 years. Connie was a member of the United Methodist Church in Macon, R.E.C.E.S.S., and Retired Teacher Association in Macon. Connie enjoyed her friends, genealogy, decorating and flower arranging, and especially her grandchildren.
She is survived by three daughters, Julie Belt and husband Jeff of Macon, Jeannie Foster of Liberty, MO, Jennifer Barr and husband Travis of Centralia, MO; four grandchildren, Trevor Belt of Excelsior Springs, MO, Tyler Belt of Columbia, MO, Mariah and John Mason Barr of Centralia, MO; four siblings, Robert Hall of Sand Point, ID, Emogene Herrin of Indianapolis, IN, Richard Hall and wife Martha of Moberly, MO, Bill Hall and wife Margaret of Macon, MO, and numerous nieces and nephews.
Connie was preceded in death by her parents, one daughter, Janie Sue Foster, and 12 brothers and sisters.
Funeral services will be Wednesday, December 12, 2012, at 1 pm at the Hutton & McElwain Funeral Home in Macon. Burial will be in Hillcrest Memorial Gardens north of Macon. Visitation will be held Tuesday evening from 5 to 7 pm at the funeral home. Memorial can be made to the American Cancer Society or the Samaritan Dialysis Center in Macon.
Free and paid in Macon only with pic
Free everywhere else
ONLINE CONDOLENCES MAY BE MADE TO: www. greeningeaganhayes.com


text:
Barkov, Bjugstad, Petrovic headline rookie week in Coral Springs
TSR's Scott Campbell discusses Florida's first pick in 2010 NHL Entry Draft
Prized prospect returns to Kingston
From the Whig-Standard's Doug Graham: While parents Wayne and Donna were beaming with pride while Alex signed his contract, (...) Erik Gudbranson, who is 26 months older than Alex, was equally proud of his brother. "He's worked hard and he deserves it. He's in a good place right now for his development," said Erik, who was selected third overall by the Florida Panthers in this year's National Hockey League entry draft. "For the next few years he'll be here and he'll be having some fun in Kingston, just like I did." As for Big Bro not yet having signed with the Cats: "I'm not too worried about that stuff. It will take care of itself."
We'll email you a reset link.
If you signed up using a 3rd party account like Facebook or Twitter, please login with it instead.
You must be a member of Litter Box Cats to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Litter Box Cats. You should read them.
You must be a member of Litter Box Cats to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Litter Box Cats. You should read them.
Choose an available username to complete sign up.
In order to provide our users with a better overall experience, we ask for more information from Facebook when using it to login so that we can learn more about our audience and provide you with the best possible experience. We do not store specific user data and the sharing of it is not required to login with Facebook.


text:
Fun for all at the fair
By BECKY MALEWITZ
By BECKY MALEWITZ
Road Side Park in Syracuse had something for everyone attending the Hamilton County Fair on Saturday — corn hole and horseshoe tournaments for the adults, turtle races for the kids, and free food for everyone.
Hamilton County Fair Board President Deb Mitchell wanted to get the community involved in this year's festivities.
"We just try to have fun, get the community involved. This is one of the big events for Syracuse, because we're so small," she said. "We just want people to have fun and that's what we are striving to do. The board is trying to build the fair back up and make it better."
One of the highlights for the younger crowd at Saturday's festivities was the annual turtle races. Kids and their parents crowded in a circle, cheering their favorite reptiles to victory.
"The turtle races have been going on a long time, since I've been here, and I've been here 20 some years," Mitchell said. "It's like an annual thing; it's what all the kids look forward to. We have families who bring extra turtles, so if the kids don't have any, they can race turtles, too."
Mitchell estimated that there were close to 50 participants in this year's races, which were broken up into five age groups. Participants spend the weeks leading up to the event looking for turtles to race.
Syracuse resident Cassy Thompson's 5-year-old daughter Natalie is an old pro when it comes to turtle racing.
"This is her third (year racing). We found it (the turtle) out on the River Road two days ago. Actually, our mail carrier found the turtle for us," Thompson said. "The kids love it; they have a fun time doing it. It's something that the little kids can do."
Britney Miguel, who grew up in Syracuse, now has three children who participated in Saturday's races.
"It's more fun for me to see them getting all excited to do everything. My brother has been out watching for turtles and he caught about eight of them for all of us," she said as her children continued to race their turtles with a small group of kids, even after the official races had finished.
Although Mitchell was worried that this year's fair attendance would suffer because of recent high temperatures, she was pleased with Saturday's turnout at Road Side Park. She added that this year's horseshoe tournament had 25 teams, which is more than in the past.
As a mother of young children, Thompson appreciates the variety of events the Hamilton County Fair offers, noting that her kids were looking forward to the ranch rodeo later Saturday evening and the Pedal Tractor Pull Wednesday.
"My husband played in the corn hole tournament and the horseshoe tournament, but I do all the stuff with the little kids," she said.
The Hamilton County Fair continues through Saturday in Syracuse. A schedule of events can be found online at www.hamiltoncountyfairgrounds.com.


text:
NEW YORK (MarketWatch) -- Coach Inc. /quotes/zigman/263421/delayed/quotes/nls/coh COH -2.49% shares slumped 6.7% on Tuesday to be the biggest percentage decliner in the S&P 500 after its North American same-store sales saw their biggest drop in almost five years, raising concerns that it's losing more share in its biggest sales market.
Want to see how this story relates to your watchlist?
Just add items to create a watchlist now:
- XCoach Inc. (COH)


text:
The Journal Sentinel's team of Packers beat writers provide the latest news, notes and analysis
Should Packers rethink the return game?
Green Bay --- Nobody this side of Aaron Rodgers handles the ball more than Randall Cobb for the Green Bay Packers. In Sunday's 55-7 blowout win over the Tennessee Titans, Cobb set the team's all-purpose yards record.
He's a dynamic player who needs the ball in his hands.
Yet an injury the team has probably feared finally struck. With 8 minutes and 50 seconds remaining in the third quarter, Cobb suffered an ankle injury on an eight-yard punt return. He left the game and did not return. Coach Mike McCarthy said afterward he hopes the injury is not serious.
"The training staff on the field did not give me anything to believe that it was very serious," McCarthy said, "but as you know with ankle sprains and joint injuries the next day is a huge indicator."
McCarthy added that he'd "potentially" make a change in the return game. When asked if Cobb is his guy if he's healthy, he said "we'll see."
So, we'll see. This is something the Packers will need to consider. Despite the fact that Cobb has revitalized a return game that's been sleepwalking for years, he may be too valuable on offense at this point. Cobb leads the Packers with 954 receiving yards on 80 receptions with eight touchdowns. All returners are susceptible to high-impact collisions, to injuries. This is a decision the Packers would need to make at some point.
There's also Jeremy Ross. One week after the botched trick play at Chicago, Ross exploded upfield for a 58-yard return in the fourth quarter.
Ross said he's ready when needed.
"It's a possibility. It's all up to the coaches --- what they want to do from here on out and how they see things going. I'm always open for the opportunity. If it presents itself, I'm going to go in there and do the best I can."
Snap decisions aren't easy to make this time of year, of course. The Packers made one at center and passed on one at kicker. Playoffs around the corner, they may stick with what has worked.
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers and Cobb hooked up again for a score Sunday, Cobb gaining a step on cornerback Coty Sensabaugh.
At the podium, Rodgers weighed in as well.
"He's a big time player. He's fun to watch," Rodgers said. "Just trying to get him the ball in space. He makes some big plays. He's got incredible preparation habits. He's always ready to play, knows where he's supposed to be. He's like a seven- or eight-year veteran out there, it feels like at times. I feel like we've played together for a while. He understands the concepts we're running, where to get open. He's a big-time player. Hope we can get him off special teams soon."
Tags: Jeremy Ross : Randall Cobb
Permalink | Email This Blog
- You can log in to this system either through Facebook or using your JSOnline public profile. JSOnline public profile. Please note that your public profile login will be different than your JS Everywhere login.
- You can personalize your public profile with a photo. You can also use that profile to sign up for email newsletters and alerts.
- While we strive for a lively and vigorous debate of the issues, we do not tolerate name calling, foul language or other inappropriate behavior. Please see our discussion guidelines and terms of use for more information.
- While we do our best to moderate comments, we do not screen comments before they are posted. If you see a comment that violates our guidelines, please use the "Report Abuse" link to notify us of the issue.
- We reserve the right to close commenting on specific stories.
Can't play scared. New England plays Welker on ST all the time. Deion Sanders used to return punts/kickoffs all the time. Cobb's the Packers best returner and the Packers should keep him as their returner. :)Hide replies
i think you make a good point, but i think there is a diff between smart and scared. cobb is good, but he is no deion sanders. and i see your point about welker, but remember when welker got hurt just before the playoffs in a meaningless game? there are deff 2 sides of the coin. my vote is ross...
They've got another viable option in the return game and Cobb's a crtical component to their offensive success, get him out of there for God's sakes!
Sometimes I think someone needs to knock some common sense into McCarthy's head on starting lineups with a 2 x 4.Hide replies
Disagree. You have to play your best players. It would be stupid not to.
YOU'RE going to knock some sense into mccarthy's head, waterdog?
that's hilarious.
good one.
The new kid Jeremy Ross had a nice return,maybe we should plug him in and see what happens.Hes off to a nice start
Yes you take him out as the #1 full-time returner. If a spark is needed he can be put in on occasion. Since he seems to be one of Rodgers favorite targets and with the rest of the receiving corps banged up, why risk it.
If my memory serves me right didn't the niners miss out on the Super Bowl last year because of a botched punt return? Now is not the time to make a change. Next year...yes. The games are too important now...go with your best.Hide replies
In the playoffs yes. But not next week.
Next week is the playoffs, in a sense. If they win, they get a bye.
"Cobb set the team's all-purpose yards record."
How many did he get, and which cat's record did he break?
"He's a dynamic player who needs the ball in his hands."
On returns, let him hold a football on the sideline, then.
"McCarthy added that he'd "potentially" make a change in the return game."
He will definitely make a change if the Cobbster's tire is flat.
"Snap decisions aren't easy to make this time of year, of course."
ARod makes them all the time.Hide replies
He broke Ahman Green's record.
Jeesh. Why ever play any of your good players? Only put the crappy ones out there, then the good ones will never get hurt.
Cobb is too important to the offense.
Let Ross handle punts.
He did a good job when he was out there, besides the long return; he fielded a high punt at the five yard line with opposing players swooping in, it would have been another downed punt inside the five.
He at least gave the offense some breathing room by returning it to around the 10 yard line.
I say let him return punts, and Cobb concentrate on being the all purpose threat in this offense that he is.
Too important, remember when Woodson returned punts, and why they stopped having him do so? - (Toe injury incurred while returning a punt.)
Cobb's back-up in the slot (this year) is a fellow named Greg Jennings. Since Jennings will likely be somewhere else next year, I'd make the change next season. The playoffs (and Super Bowl?) are coming-- this is exactly the time NOT to make this change.
The main reason they brought up Ross was for ST. It's a 53 man roster. I liked his fair catch almost as much as the 58 yarder.
You could argue that Ross should have been returning even before Cobb got hurt.


text:
Afghan Journal
Lifting the veil on conflict, culture and politics
Huge natural stone arch new Afghan treasure
Afghanistan surprises most first-time visitors (including many on military transport planes) with stunning natural beauty — there's little room in column inches taken up with war to describe snow-topped mountains, lush valleys, spring fields scattered with crocus and other pleasures of living here.
The country's dazzling blue Band-e Amir lakes are almost unique geologically (not the way they are formed, but in their size), there are endangered animals like snow leopards roaming the country's more remote corners, and now naturalists have discovered one of the world's largest natural stone arches.
The Hazarchishman arch, which sits over 3,000 metres above sea level, has a span of almost 65 metres, making it the 12th largest known in the world. It has nudged Utah's Outlaw Arch down one place in the list.
There are also man-made treasures left, despite centuries of war and destruction, and a more recent spasm of archeological looting fueled by the huge market for antiquities, whether legal or not.


text:
Here's how the scam works. I get a phone call, presumably from my grandson (sounds just like him).
"Hi Grandma, did you hear about my trip?"
"No, what's up?"
"My friend won a trip to Guatemala and he invited me. Something bad happened." His voice trembles. "We rented a car, a taillight was out, a cop stopped us. We're foreigners, so they searched the car and found a bag of dope. They arrested us; I'm in jail! I need $1,700 for bail. I have to go to court tomorrow. Can you help me? I'll pay you back. Please don't tell Mommy! She'll go crazy worrying. The man from the consulate wants to talk to you and explain."
Larry the scammer gets on the phone, voice sweet as pie. "We believe Johnny is a sweet kid, no trace of dope in his system or pocket linings."
He explains how and where to send the money pronto so Johnny can be expedited in the morning and put on a plane that afternoon. Up and out, I fetch the money and send it. More money for Johnny's expenses before he can board the (fake) plane.
Finally, doubt creeps into my mind. Scammer calls again. I ask to speak with Johnny so I can ask him the name of his dog to prove he is actually there. Larry says he was taken to the airport to board the plane; all I have to do is pay his fines and he will be on his way.
Wrong answer! I call my daughter. I find out that Johnny is in school that very moment. Bang! Truth and horror become the same. I've been scammed.
"Don't tell Mommy"? DO tell Mommy. Save yourself a lot of money.
Susan Churchill


text:
Voice of the Restaurant Industry
Search connections
Advanced Search
Sort by:
Recently AddedAlphabeticalRandom
Rosebud Restaurants
Elevation Burger
Bacon Social Media
Aroma Thyme Bistro
Sonic Drive-Ins (2007-2009), Subway…
Nation's Restaurant News
Taco Bell Corp.
People Report/Black Box Intelligence
FohBoh, Inc.
Welcome toFohBoh
Sign Upor Sign In
Or sign in with:
Social Wine Club for Craft Wineries
Posting a job or finding a job starts here at FohBoh. Call us about special $50 posting packages to syndicate across all major jobs boards.
If you are looking for capital to start or grow your restaurant, create the next 501c3, develop and launch the next app for the restaurant industry,or want to help your peers in some meaningful way, we want to know about it.
© 2014 Created by FohBoh.
Badges |
Report an Issue |
Terms of Service
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.


text:
Vt. sees unexpected increase in tax collectionsBy DAVE GRAM
The Associated Press | May 04,2013MONTPELIER Lawmakers grappling with how much revenue they need to raise in the coming fiscal year got some welcome news Friday: an unexpected boost in April tax collections of nearly $27 million.
A significant share of the money $8 million to $12 million is expected to go back out in tax refunds, and lawmakers had already made plans last year for any surplus that materialized in the fiscal year that ends June 30.
But theyre also in the midst of trying to work out taxing and spending plans for the next fiscal year. The extra revenue should make the process somewhat easier, said both Steve Klein, chief of the Legislatures Joint Fiscal Office, and members of the House Ways and Means Committee.
Both Klein and House Speaker Shap Smith said its too early to say how much stock should be placed in the future strength of tax collections.
Preliminary figures show that April personal income tax collections were $32.2 million above what was forecast in January. But Klein cautioned that sales and use tax revenues, a good indicator of consumer activity, came in short of their forecast by 10 percent.
Its not a picture of an economy rebounding, he said.
Klein said recent federal tax law changes may be prompting some high earners to report higher incomes in 2012, shifting some income from the 2013 federal tax year, when rates will be higher.
But he joined Rep. Jim Masland, D-Thetford, a member of the House Ways and Means Committee, in saying the extra money might make negotiations easier between the House and Senate conferees to resolve differences in the two chambers tax plans.
The House is looking to raise $27 million in new revenues, while the Senate is eyeing $9.4 million in new taxes, with a key difference being that the House wants to put more money into the states reserve funds.
Budget provisions passed last year said that half of extra money in this fiscal year would go to reduce property taxes, and a quarter each would go into a reserve fund and to offset cuts in federal funding.
Fridays preliminary revenue figures appear to mean theres money to support the House goal of beefing up reserves.MORE IN Vermont NewsSenate leaders from both parties signaled support for Robert McDonald, President Barack Obamas... Full StoryMONTPELIER Two advocacy groups are looking to help defend the state against an industry group... Full StoryWhirlwind search for new town adminstrator is underway in Berlin Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed
- TODAY'S WEATHER MINUTE: Rutland Herald content editor Rich Alcott shares local weather information and easily digestible news tidbits: America's feet getting bigger than ever, and Americans keep jamming their feet into small sized shoes. Wake up, America!
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: Vanessa Williams resigns from Miss America pageant after Bob Guccione publishes nude photos of her in Penthouse magazine and Hefner takes the high road; on this day in 1995, Alan Hale and Thomas Bopp discover a new comet.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Brandon voters decide fate of proposed budget, calls to police for service on complaints have fallen to new low, city woman who spray painted a response to vandals on her sidewalk is cited for mischief.
- TODAY'S WEATHER MINUTE: Rutland Herald content editor Rich Alcott shares local weather information and easily digestible news tidbits: When all the big mammals are rubbed out and a faint geologic memory, rats the size of human beings will stalk the Earth.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: National survey ranks Vermont kids' well-being in second place, Springfield takes up anti-loitering ordinance, Rutland debate taxis, Fair Haven woman is arrested in Rutland for prostitution.
- TODAY'S WEATHER MINUTE: Rutland Herald content editor Rich Alcott shares local weather and news: Research scientists say schizophrenia and marijuana use linked. Are marijuana smokers schizophrenic or are schizophrenics more disposed toward marijuana use?


text:
Art Lawler Staff Writer firstname.lastname@example.com
The Ada News
Ada —
District Court Judge Tommy Landrith met briefly with attorneys in district court Monday morning to establish a schedule order for Nathan Dial's civil suit against the Pontotoc County Commissioners in the ongoing feud concerning proposed zoning changes that would include Dial's land.
The judge ruled that all motions must be Feb. 15, and a preliminary list of witnesses and exhibits must be exchanged by the parties by Feb. 21. The pre-trial conference date must be filed with the Secretary-Bailiff on the Calendar by Feb 25 by 11 a.m.
There's good reason for both sides to believe this is a trial that won't happen.
County Commissioners Randy Floyd and Justin Roberts have signaled they'll vote in favor of the zoning change at a Feb. 4, commissioners meeting. District 2 Commissioner Gary Starns says he will continue to oppose the change.
In the past, former Commissioner Danny Davis has sided with Starns on the three-member panel to prevent the zoning change from occurring. Assuming it passes at the Feb. 4 meeting, Dial has indicated they'll drop the suit against the county.
For now, the assumption of a trail continues to go forward.
The Ada landowner wants the commissioners to accept Planning and Zoning recommendations to rezone 2.45 acres of the 20 he purchased to C-2, or commercial use. Dial wants to put in a business in which he would repair cars and buses.
Conflicting philosophical views have kept the various entities fighting over the zoning change for almost two years.
Those in favor of keeping the A-2 designation say they purchased their property in this area based on the zoning laws that were in effect. They now want the commissioners to enforce the zoning ordinance to protect their property values against Dial, or anyone else, wanting to turn that area of land into a business designated area.
Dial says he had no idea the land was zoned when he bought it a couple of years ago, and that, anyway, a resident ought to be able to put what he wants on his own land, so long as it doesn't reflect negatively on those property values.


text:
— MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — Troy and South Alabama will settle the Sun Belt Conference regular season title this weekend.
The in-state rivals play a three-game series in Mobile with the championship on the line. The Jaguars (39-14, 19-8 Sun Belt) hold a one-game lead over the Trojans (35-17, 18-9) going into Thursday night's game.
If Troy wins two games, the teams will share the title. The Trojans need a sweep to claim the championship outright.
South Alabama won two of three in the first series.
Both teams rank among the league's top three in offense and pitching and are hoping to earn NCAA regional berths.


text:
Cozy Entertaining
Lightweight wool blended with a touch of cashmere gives this colorful throw a warm yet luxuriously refined feel. The throw is finished with extra-long fringe for an artisanal touch.
The Alashan region of Mongolia is home to goats that, through a combination of climatic, geographic, and dietary conditions, produce the world's finest cashmere. As such, Alashan is an ideal name for a company that seeks to create woven throws of unrivaled softness in a sumptuous array of hues.


text:
4 items by Tim Crouse
Music | ALBUM REVIEW
Anyone who failed to follow up an album that had sold four million copies with a very similar album would have to be either a fool or Bob Dylan. Carole King is neither, and her new album...January 20, 1972 12:00 AM ET
Teaser and The Firecat | ALBUM REVIEW
I get the tune and then I just keep on singing the tune until the words come out from the tune. It's kind of a hypnotic state that you reach after a while when you keep on...December 9, 1971 12:00 AM ET
The Sun, Moon & Herbs | ALBUM REVIEW
This album was recorded while Dr. John was stranded in London; it was clearly born of his intense homesickness for New Orleans. As on his first album, this is Dr. John the pseudo-folklorist squeezing local color out...October 28, 1971 12:00 AM ET
Live | ALBUM REVIEW
In its latest attempt to halt Randy Newman's kamikaze flight into oblivion, Reprise has mailed out this collector's item, a live recording of Randy's appearance at the Bitter End last fall, to people in the trade without...August 19, 1971 12:00 AM ET
Photos & Videos
Random Notes: Hottest Rock Pictures


text:
You will need:
For the Dressing:
For the Salad:
1. Make the dressing: In a small mixing bowl, combine the olive oil, red pepper, lemon juice, garlic, dill and salt. Whisk together, cover and refrigerate.
2. Prepare salad ingredients: Cook the pasta al dente, (a little less than package instructions may call for) drain, rinse well 2 or 3 times and toss with a little olive oil.
3. Chop the olives and cornichons, quarter the cherry tomatoes, slice the onion, grate the cheese and chop the parsley and the scallions.
4. Make the salad: In a large mixing bowl, combine all salad ingredients and toss together.
5. Whisk the dressing once more, pour over the salad and toss a few times to mix in evenly.
6. Be prepared: If planning on eating this dish in history class, triple the recipe. That way when the teacher says: "did you bring enough for everyone?" You did.


text:
"The Night of the Comet"
Written By: Kevin Williamson & Julie Plec
Directed By: Marcos Siega
Original Airdate: 17 September 2009
In This Episode…
With his super-sensitive vampire hearing, Stefan accidentally-on-purpose overhears Elena and Matt talking about Vicki's condition. His ears perk up when he hears the word "vampire." Rushing off to the hospital, he glamours Vicki into believing she was attacked by an animal – nothing more. Unfortunately, since Stefan doesn't feed on humans, he is weak, and he is no match for his brother's power.
Elena stops by the Salvatore house unannounced, and is surprised to meet Damon. He's charming and flirty, but also dastardly, when he lets it slip about Catherine, Stefan's last girlfriend, who broke his heart. Stefan appears, and is pissed that his brother is starting trouble. Elena, sensing the tension, beats a hasty retreat. Later, at the Comet Festival, Elena confronts Stefan about Catherine, and decides it's just too complicated if they date.
Vicki has been discharged from the hospital, despite recurring nightmares about vampires. Her nightmares come true when Damon attacks her in the bathroom and takes her up to the roof. Stefan races up to save her. Damon gets Vicki to remember that she was attacked by a vampire, and glamours her into believing Stefan did it. Damon, tired of his brother being a pansy, rips open Vicki's stitches, trying to entice Stefan to feed. He refuses, even after he realizes Damon is blackmailing him. He would rather be outed than feed on a human and be like Damon. Damon, amused, takes pity on Stefan. He glamours Vicki into forgetting everything.
Stefan goes looking for Elena, but instead finds Bonnie. She gives him Elena's phone number, but as she hands him the paper, she gets a weird psychic feeling and gets creeped out. "What happened to you?" she asks before mumbling an apology and scurrying off. Stefan heads home, and Elena finds him there. She apologizes for being so brusque with him earlier, and admits that she is scared. They kiss. Meanwhile, Damon is getting a little action of his own – fooling around with Caroline before getting down to a little blood play.
Dig It or Bury It?
This episode was a little too teen angst-y and not enough vampy blood-letting. I suppose with this series, it's going to bounce between the two. I know that Stefan is "the good guy," but he's already starting to get to me – and this is only episode two! I dig Damon though. Sure, he may want to brutally slaughter me and everyone I know, but at least he would have fun doing it, and kill with a smile. Stefan, dude – you have got to loosen up!
Dear Diary
The opening "Dear Diary" from both Elena and Stefan is practically identical – both ruminating on how happy they are, how rested they feel, how today feels like it will truly be a great day. The episode ends with them telling each other what they would be writing in their journals. Elena admits she is afraid to let herself be happy. Stefan's is far more simple, echoing a line Elena told him earlier (when she was basically blowing him off): "Today I met a girl. We talked. It was epic."
Blood Lust
The episode opens with a young couple fooling around in a tent in the woods (right there, you know nothing good will happen to them). The guy goes to retrieve something from the car. She tells him to hurry back because she thinks it's about to start raining. When she hears "drip drip" on the tent, she pops out, vindicated and planning to rub it into his face. It is her beau making that "drip drip" noise, as his blood pours out of his thrashed corpse in the tree above. The girl is about to face the same fate.
Myths Revamped
I still haven't figured out if vamps in this world can shapeshift, or if the black crow that seems to turn into Damon is merely a symbolic harbinger. But it would seem vampires do have reflections, when Damon appears to Vicki in one of those "I'm washing my hands and I'm alone but when I look up there is someone in the mirror" moments. The vamps in Mystic Falls have strength and powers that depend on the quality of the blood they feed on, and how often they do it.
As with every high school show, there's always one very important right of passage: football. Next week, Stefan goes out for the team, while trying not to reveal how awesome he is. But then it looks like he's going to tackle another high school right of passage: Elena. I know it's probably just tricky editing, but it looks like the star-crossed lovers get it on next week. Well, it is their third date – er, episode.


text:
Novelty Stickers
Religious Sticker Roll (100 pc)
Show children they have been working extra hard with their religious studies by giving them a sticker from this Religious Sticker Roll. With these stickers colorful design, children of all ages will love it.
- 100 Stickers Per Roll
- Measures: 3.5"
- 1 Roll
- Assorted Designs & religious themes
Regular Price: $5.66
Now only: $4.80
Prayer Roll StickersChildren will be excited to practice Bible lessons when they have fun rewards like these Prayer Roll Stickers. Each sticker features a fun religious saying or pictures. Perfect for Sunday School or Vacation Bible School! One roll of stickers. Stickers measure 11/2" diameter. 100 stickers per roll. Shrink wrapped. Learn More
Princess Sticker Roll (100 pc)
This collection of round stickers features a variety of precious princess themed designs. Assortments may vary.
- Various princess designs
- 100 stickers per roll
- Shrink wrapped.
- 1.5"
Sticker Roll Assortment (10 rolls)
Everyone loves stickers, especially fun stickers from this Sticker Roll Assortment. These stickers are a great way to decorate goody bags or to reward a hard working student!
- 10 Sticker Rolls.
- 100 Stickers per Roll.
- Sticker Assortments Will Vary Per Set.
- The picture is just an example of the designs you may get.
Motivational Smiley Face Sticker Roll (1 roll)
Put a smile on anyone's face with these Motivational Smiley Face Sticker Roll. These cute stickers are great to decorate papers or to surprise someone with a smile.
- 1 Roll
- Measures: 3"
- 100 Stickers per Roll
- Assorted Designs
Funky Heart Roll Stickers (100 pc)
These Funky Heart Roll Stickers will bring a smile to nearly anyones face. Use them to seal invitations or to decorate notebooks, scrapbooks, or greeting cards.
- 100 Stickers per Roll
- 1 1/2" Heart Stickers
- Assorted Colors and Designs
Skull Roll Stickers - 1 roll
Make every little swashbuckler smile with these Skull Roll Stickers. Place these stickers in pirate treasure bags if you know what's good for you!
- 1 Roll of Stickers
- Measures: 1 1/2
- 100 Stickers per Roll
- Assorted Stickers
Smile Face Sticker Roll (100 pc)
Put a smile on anyone's face with these Goofy Smile Face Stickers. These cute stickers are great to decorate papers or to surprise someone with a smile.
- 1 Roll
- Measures: 1 1/2"
- 100 Stickers per Roll
- Assorted Designs
Mare And Foal Sticker Roll
Every little horse lover will love getting a sticker from this Mare And Foal Sticker Roll. Use to decorate goody bags or place a sticker in each bag.
- 1 Mare And Foal Sticker Roll.
- Stickers Measure 1 1/2 Inches.
- 100 Stickers per Roll.
- Assorted Horse Designs.
- Mare & Foal Collection.
Tropical Sea Life Stickers - 1 roll
Everyone be ready for some under the sea fun with these Tropical Sea Life Stickers. Each of these fun stickers features a fun aquatic creature.
- 1 Roll of Tropical Sea Life Stickers.
- Stickers Measure 1 1/2 Inches.
- 100 Stickers per Roll.
- Shrink Wrapped.
- Assorted Designs.


text:
You are here: Home >> Duorum 2009 Douro
Sorry, this page is available only to current Purple Pages members. If you're not a member, why not join today and meet a lively community of fellow wine enthusiasts?
If you are already a Purple Pager, please log in.
Sign up for Purple Pages
Find out more: About membership / About Jancis and the team
Log in
Paid membership access only


text:
We offer the following delivery options. Deliveries are not made on Saturdays, Sundays or on public holidays. A specific time slot cannot be specified with any of our delivery options. Please refer to the Terms and Conditions of Sale.
We accept orders from and deliver to the following countries:
United Kingdom, Republic of Ireland, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Portugal, San Marino, Sweden, Spain.
Delivery Charges and estimated delivery times
|Delivery Method and Carrier
|Estimated Delivery Time from Order Confirmation
|Delivery Charges (price per parcel)
|United Kingdom, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man
|Standard – UK Mail
|3-5 days
|£4 or free for product orders of £100 or more
|United Kingdom, Channel Islands and the Isle of Man
|Next Working Day – UK Mail
|1 day (delivered next working day on orders placed before 12pm)
|Republic of Ireland & Europe (excluding Russia)
|Standard – Fedex
|3-6 days
|€10 or free for product orders of €120 or more
|Republic of Ireland & Europe (excluding Russia)
|Next Working Day – Fedex
|1 day (delivered next working day on orders placed before 12pm)
Please note that orders placed after the Next Day Delivery cut off time will be delivered within 2 working days.
Next Day orders placed on holidays will also be delivered within 2 working days following the holiday.
Unfortunately deliveries to some postal addresses may not be available. If we do not deliver to your address, we will notify you of this when you try to place the order. Please note that we are unable to ship to BFPO addresses so please use an alternative address.
You will be required to sign for your delivery. If we are unable to deliver, our carrier may return your parcel to its depot and leave a note explaining where your parcel is and how you can rearrange delivery or collect your parcel. If delivery is not rearranged or your parcel collected it will be returned to our warehouse. Please contact us at email@example.com to arrange redelivery in these circumstances. You may be responsible for additional delivery charges on any redelivery.
Delivery times are estimates only. We will try hard to meet our delivery times but are not responsible for any delayed or unsuccessful deliveries. Sometimes orders may take longer to fulfil and certain services may be removed during our seasonal sales, periods of promotional activity or due to circumstances beyond our control, such as adverse weather. If your delivery does not arrive when expected, please contact us on firstname.lastname@example.com. Please note that if your delivery does not arrive within 30 days of Dispatch Confirmation you are entitled to a refund. Please see our Cancellation and Returns policy for details of how to apply for a refund.
Contact Us
If you have any questions about delivery, please contact us via firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
---- —
• Bradley J. Piper, 30, of New Brighton, was charged with possession of marijuana at Yankee Lake Truck Night, 1814 state Route 7, during a search of his vehicle, police said. He was arrested at 10:30 p.m. Friday.
• A 19-year-old Wheatland man was charged with receiving stolen property at 11:11 p.m. Friday after police said they found him pushing a stolen dirt bike.
Police said Stephen M. Reese Jr., of 73 Laird Ave., Wheatland, was stopped along Broadway Avenue pushing the 1986 Kawasaki.
• Antonio M. Murray, 18, of 632 Prindle St., Sharon, has been charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia for items found in his car at 3:02 p.m. June 11 in Buhl Farm park, police said.
• Teddy D. Richmond, 35, of 716 S. Hermitage Road, Hermitage, has been charged with simple assault and harassment for hitting his nephew, James M. Redfern, over the head with an acoustic guitar 10 to 15 times at 3:30 p.m. June 10 at home, police said. Redfern was treated at a local hospital, police said.
• Kelli Caliguire, 27, of 203 E. Shenango St., Sharpsville, has been charged with driving under the influence of Lorazepam, possession of Lorazepam without a prescription, driving at an unsafe speed and careless driving stemming from a two-vehicle crash in which three people were hurt at 4:29 p.m. June 9 at South Hermitage Road and the Shenango Valley Freeway, police said.
• Mitchell P. Colson, 23, of 929 George St., Sharon, has been charged with criminal mischief for denting a vehicle with a stick at 2:09 p.m. June 16 in a parking lot in the 1000 block of North Hermitage Road, police said.
• Michele D. Jordan, 45, of 631 S. Oakland Ave., Sharon, has been charged with felony retail theft and simple assault for concealing a swimsuit in her pants and other items in her purse, leaving the JC Penney store in the Shenango Valley Mall and pushing and grabbing at a loss prevention officer who stopped her at 11:34 a.m. June 23, police said.
Jefferson Township
• Kelly R. Cooke, 42, of 78 Ball Park Road, Jefferson Township, has been charged with simple assault and harassment for throwing boiling beans in the face of a 13-year-old boy, kicking him in the knee and getting him on the floor in a choke hold at 6:06 p.m. June 15 at home, police said.
Pymatuning Township
• Someone stole the Sharp 70-inch television used by Transfer Volunteer Firefighters at their Delmar Street station, police said.
The TV is valued at $2,500. There was no evidence of forced entry, police said.
• Someone stole parts of an old tractor used at Transfer Harvest Home Festival gounds.
The Oliver model 1850, parked at the festival grounds, is missing its battery, alternator and starter, valued together at $600, police said.
The theft was discovered at about 9:15 a.m. Friday.
• Police said they are investigating a report of an attempted armed robbery at 2 a.m. Thursday at New Castle Avenue and Orchard Street.
A 57-year-old Sharon man reported he was walking home from work when a black male in his teens or early 20s came up to him and demanded money, police said. The perpetrator had his hands in his hoodie pockets and made a sound like the slide of a pistol racking, police said.
The victim said he did not have any money and the would-be robber walked northbound on New Castle, police said. The suspect had a light complexion and was about 5 feet, 10 inches tall. He wore a gray hoodie with the hood up, police said.
Southwest Mercer County Regional
• Bradley R. Hoffman, 26, of 4863 Northwoods Drive, Hermitage, has been charged with simple assault for hitting in the face and choking a woman at 3:30 a.m. May 24 at a home in the sub-100 block of Wet Track Road, Shenango Township, police said.
• David J. Perna, 28, of 479 W. State St., Sharon, has been charged with theft, receiving stolen property and criminal mischief for stealing the bill validator from a video game and about $20 at 5:23 a.m. May 19 at Farrell Coin Laundry, 914 Sharon New Castle Road, police said.
• Vandals damaged vehicles in separate incidents, police said.
At about 10:15 p.m. Wednesday, several people apparently had walked on the hood and roof, damaging a car parked in a lot in the 700 block of Federal Street, Farrell, police said.
On Friday, no time given, someone keyed a vehicle parked in the 3000 block of Main Street, West Middlesex, police said.
• Someone kicked in the front door and stole a television from a home in the 700 block of Park Avenue, Farrell.
The 60-inch flat screen TV, reported stolen at 2:40 p.m. June 19, was valued at $2,000, police said.
State police
• Three people, including two children, were taken to Grove City Medical Center, Pine Township, after a car hit an embankment, rolled onto its roof and slid for about 150 feet at 12:03 p.m. Friday on Franklin Road, west of Coolspring Church Road, Coolspring Township, police said.
Driver Sarah R. Rudge, 27, of Mercer, who was cited for a lane violation, suffered a moderate injury; a 10-year-old girl and an 8-year-old boy suffered minor injuries, police said.
• Ryan W. Berger, 29, of Mercer was taken to Grove City Medical Center, Pine Township, with a minor injury after a two-vehicle crash at 2:45 p.m. Friday on Franklin Road, north of Cottage Road, Jackson Township, police said. Berger's sport-utility vehicle was northbound when a southbound SUV driven by Walter L. Taylor, 65, of Mercer, turned left into the path of Berger's vehicle, police said.
• Nicholas A. Kline, 29, of 1515 Greenville Mercer Road, Jefferson Township, has been charged with forgery and access device fraud for cashing two stolen checks for a total of $400 April 1 and 4 in Coolspring Township, police said.
• Eric Kline, 31, of 497 S. Otter St., Mercer, and Cody J. Brown, 25, of 374 N. Perry Highway, Coolspring Township, were each charged with receiving stolen property and conspiracy to commit receiving stolen property for having 43 guardrail ends stolen from PennDOT in their truck when they were stopped for an expired inspection sticker at 7:55 a.m. June 14 at state Route 58 and Fullingmill Road, Jefferson Township, police said.
• Money and jewelry were stolen in a home burglary May 20 on Old Fredonia Road, Coolspring Township, police said. a Rear door was forced open, police said.
• Several construction storage containers were broken into and items stolen between 4:30 p.m. June 19 and 6:30 a.m. June 20 in the 2000 block of Leesburg Grove City Road, Springfield Township, police said.
• Edwin L. Robinson, 45, of 473 Sherman Ave., Sharon, has been charged with false statement and unsworn falsification for attempting to buy a .45-caliber pistol and falsely writing on the application that he had never been involuntarily committed to a mental institution April 19, 2012, at Elite Firearms, 1400 N. Hermitage Road, police said.
• Leonard Podvasnik was hurt at about 4:45 p.m. Saturday when his motorcycle ran off Georgetown Road, south of Miller Lane in Deer Creek Township.
Podvasnik, 27, of Sandy Lake, was flown to UPMC Hamot, Erie, with major injuries, police said.
He was not wearing a helmet and had no license to operate a motorcycle, police said. Podvasnik was in fair condition Monday, a spokesperson said.
• Scott A. Tedrow, 42, of New Castle; at 6:28 a.m. June 10 at North Hermitage and Indian Run roads; also charged with driving under suspension and running a stop sign.
• Anthony W. Celenzi, 28, of 2001 Stafford St., Farrell; at 1:38 a.m. June 15 on Griswold Street; also charged with running a stop sign.
• Koichiro Hamamiya, 44, of 223 Fredonia Road, Hempfield Township; at 11:29 p.m. June 14 in the 3100 block of East State Street; also charged with a lane violation.
• Michael A. Trepasso, 27, of 1829 Valley View Road, Hermitage; at 12:16 a.m. June 20 in the 800 block of Dutch Lane; also charged with a lane violation.
• Michelle R. Loughry, 27, of 173 Carrier Road, Pymatuning Township; at 12:15 a.m. June 20 at East State Street and Concord Road; also charged with failing to yield.
State police
• Vickie L. Burk Layton, 56, of 3187 Perry Highway, Sandy Creek Township; at 1:12 a.m. March 6 on Scrubgrass Road, Findley Township, where her car went into a ditch; also charged with careless driving.
• Sean M. Myers, 29, of Volant; at 11:30 p.m. May 17 on Mercer-New Castle and Leesburg roads, Wilmington Township; also charged with running a stop sign.
Police, Fire from June 25, 2013
---- —
- Crime
Police, Fire from July 30, 2014
A roundup of Mercer County area police and fire news.
Police, Fire from July 29, 2014
A roundup of Mercer County area police and fire news.
Police, Fire from July 28, 2014
A listing of some of the events responded to by area emergency services.
Intruder hurts woman, takes $5
A home invasion in Hermitage Friday night sent an elderly woman to the hospital and netted the robber $5.
Police, Fire from July 26, 2014
A listing of some of the events responded to by area emergency services.
- Police, Fire from July 25, 2014
- Police, Fire from July 24, 2014
- Police, Fire from July 23, 2014
- Police, Fire from July 22, 2014
Police, Fire from July 19, 2014
A roundup of events responded to by area emergency services.
- Police, Fire from July 17, 2014
- Police, Fire from July 16, 2014
Basilone killer Stewart's appeals denied
State Superior Court on Friday denied two appeals filed by convicted murderer Joshua L. Stewart.
Police, Fire from July 13, 2014
A roundup of Mercer County area police and fire news.
News briefs from July 12, 2014
A collection of short news items of interest in the Mercer County area.
- More Crime Headlines
- Police, Fire from July 30, 2014


text:
2nd Samuel Chapter 12 Verse 23 - 31
Translations: World English BibleBible in Basic EnglishKing James Version
23.) But now he is dead, wherefore should I fast? can I bring him back again? I shall go to him, but he shall not return to me.
24.) And David comforted Bathsheba his wife, and went in unto her, and lay with her: and she bare a son, and he called his name Solomon: and the LORD loved him.
25.) And he sent by the hand of Nathan the prophet; and he called his name Jedidiah, because of the LORD.
26.) And Joab fought against Rabbah of the children of Ammon, and took the royal city.
27.) And Joab sent messengers to David, and said, I have fought against Rabbah, and have taken the city of waters.
28.) Now therefore gather the rest of the people together, and encamp against the city, and take it: lest I take the city, and it be called after my name.
29.) And David gathered all the people together, and went to Rabbah, and fought against it, and took it.
30.) And he took their king's crown from off his head, the weight whereof was a talent of gold with the precious stones: and it was set on David's head. And he brought forth the spoil of the city in great abundance.
31.) And he brought forth the people that were therein, and put them under saws, and under harrows of iron, and under axes of iron, and made them pass through the brick-kiln: and thus did he unto all the cities of the children of Ammon. So David and all the people returned unto Jerusalem.


text:
Special Appearances By:
Cyndi Lauper is excited to announce the 3rd Annual Cyndi Lauper & Friends: Home for the Holidays, a star-studded benefit concert on Saturday, December 7th at New York City's historic Beacon Theatre to help raise awareness about lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth homelessness and support the True Colors Fund's Forty to None Project.
For the past two year, the concert has played to sold out audiences of over 2,800 each year and welcomed incredible performers like Sarah McLachlan, Jason Mraz, Norah Jones, Adam Lambert, Whoopi Goldberg, Lou Reed, Wanda Sykes, Cassandra Wilson, Alan Cumming, Jon Secada, and many more. Due to the tremendous success over the past two years, Home for the Holidays has quickly become the signature event for the True Colors Fund and provides a significant source of funding towards fulfilling the organization's mission.
"When I first learned that up to 40 percent of all homeless youth in this country identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender I was shocked and saddened," remarked Lauper, co-founder of the True Colors Fund. "For far too long homeless youth have not received the attention, resources and funding necessary to bring an end to this epidemic. My hope is that through this inspiring evening of music and comedy we can raise awareness and much needed funds to help these young people through our Forty to None Project."
A growing body of research shows that up to 40% of the 1.6 million youth who are homeless each year identify as gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender. The most commonly cited reason for these young people leaving their homes is family rejection. The Forty to None Project is hard at work to bring an end to this epidemic by educating and engaging the public, advocating within government and media, creating empowering experiences for these young people, facilitating leading research, and aiding service providers in building their capacity and creating an inclusive environment with their agencies. Learn more about the Forty to None Project and how you can get involved at www.fortytonone.org.
Please join us this year for what will no doubt be another incredible Home for the Holidays.
The Beacon Theatre is located at: 2124 Broadway (between West 74th and 75th streets) New York, NY 10023 212.465.6225 www.beacontheatre.com
"...we can raise awareness and much needed funds to help these young people."
Cyndi Lauper will once again be joined on stage by an array of incredible musicians and comedians in an effort to raise awareness about gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth homelessness.
This year's performances will once again set the Beacon Theater stage on fire in support of the True Colors Fund and its Forty to None Project.
The following are just SOME of the special appearances that you can look forward to at the 3rd Annual Cyndi Lauper & Friends: Home for the Holidays.
We may be announcing more special guests leading up to the concert, so check back often.
Cyndi Lauper
"You don't throw your kids on the street."
Together, we will make a difference
Cyndi Lauper and Friends: Home for the Holidays is
SOLD OUT for a third year in a row!
PLEASE NOTE: VIP and Premier tickets were/are only sold directly thru the True Colors Fund.
Any VIP tickets not purchased directly thru
the True Colors Fund are not valid.
Seat will be located in the first row of the orchestra.
Meet & Greet with Cyndi Lauper
Pass to Exclusive VIP After Party
Recognition in Concert Program Book
To purchase a Premier Ticket, please contact Gregory Lewis at 646-524-6860 or email@example.com
Together, we will make a difference
Last year's 2nd Annual Cyndi Lauper & Friends: Home for the Holidays benefit concert was another sold out success! An audience of over 2,800 enjoyed performances from music and comedy icons, including Sarah McLachlan, Jason Mraz, Adam Lambert, Whoopi Goldberg, Roberta Flack, Rosie O'Donnell, and many more.
© 2013 All Rights Reserved


text:
Well, if it isn't our favorite student...
First day? Welcome!
True or False: You're ready to achieve your higher education and career goals? That's
what we thought. And that's what we're here for. From college to career-we've got
you covered. So get going! Your future's waiting.
Refine Search by:
24255 Pacific Coast Highway
Malibu, CA 90263
United States
Phone: 310-506-4392
Fax: 310-506-4861


text:
Coyotes defensive prospect Michael Stone was the Eastern Conference nominee for the Bill Hunter Memorial Trophy, awarded to the League's top defenceman. While the award was ultimately won by Tyson Barrie of the Kelowna Rockets, Stone has nonetheless been excellent as co-captain and #1 defenceman for the Calgary Hitmen, posting 21 goals and 65 points in 68 games. Stone was the third consecutive Hitman to be nominated for the Hunter, after Washington's Karl Alzner, who won in 2008 and was ultimately named CHL Defenceman of the Year, and Atlanta's Paul Postma, who was nominated in 2009.
Michael Stone and the Hitmen are onto the WHL championship series, starting Friday in Calgary
We'll email you a reset link.
If you signed up using a 3rd party account like Facebook or Twitter, please login with it instead.
You must be a member of Five For Howling to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Five For Howling. You should read them.
You must be a member of Five For Howling to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Five For Howling. You should read them.
Choose an available username to complete sign up.
In order to provide our users with a better overall experience, we ask for more information from Facebook when using it to login so that we can learn more about our audience and provide you with the best possible experience. We do not store specific user data and the sharing of it is not required to login with Facebook.


text:
H&M uses cookies to give you the best possible experience when visiting our website. By continuing to use our services we assume that you accept our use of cookies.
Read more about cookies
5-pocket pants in stretch twill with a regular waist and slim legs. (Blue/batik model - each pair has a unique wash and look.)
2% spandex, 98% cotton.
Machine wash warm
Size Guide
Sold out


text:
Sign up to receive information about new books, author events, and special offers.
Read the full excerpt
The author of Mafia Women and No Questions Asked, CLARE LONGRIGG is perhaps the leading British expert on the Mafia. In this new biography she draws on her vast experience and wide range of contacts to paint a portrait of a secretive and immensely powerful man, who for decades controlled the Mafia with an iron hand.
Clare Longrigg


text:
Nowadays, people take their phones with them everywhere they go, from the gym to the bathroom and then to the dinner table and even to bed. Throughout your day, you inevitably shake hands, touch doorknobs and staircase railings – and then you touch your phone and put it against your face.
Viruses are known to live on inanimate objects like phones, particularly in colder climates and seasons (because heat kills viruses) so we need to be aware of who we share or pass our phone to.
With flu season in full swing, it's crucial that we keep our phones germ-free. The flu has been spreading fast across the country this year, with more than half of states reporting widespread activity. In fact, this year's flu outbreak is one of the worst in a decade, says the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Below are six tips from Dr. Geeta Nayyar, AT&T's Chief Medical Information Officer, to help you avoid getting the flu and other harmful germs from your phone:
- Consider getting a flu shot. If you are sick and experiencing flu symptoms, do not share your phone and stay home to avoid infecting others. Keep your germs to yourself.
Find more information about the
flu at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention site here: http://www.cdc.gov/


text:
The Logansport-Cass County area is full of people willing to volunteer to help make their community a better place to live. Case in point: Live United Day.
One project was near and dear to my heart; the Fairview Elementary playground project. Having spent nearly 3 ½ years raising money for the new playground equipment and surfacing, we still needed to complete the project by installing all the equipment on our property.
Enter Josh Hopper, Matt Lewellen, Paul Linback, and Jim Cook. With unstoppable determination and perseverance, these gentlemen organized, planned, and worked to make our dream of a new playground a reality. Mere thank yous really do not do them justice. Not only were these men instrumental in seeing this project come to fruition, but many other individuals and organizations jumped on board to support this worthwhile cause. Steinberger Construction, IMI Concrete, Logan Savings Bank, Noon Kiwanis, Rotary, Angie's Catering and Cakes, the Logansport Community School Corporation maintenance crew, The Andersons, Century Career Center, Fairview Elementary staff and PTG and countless individual students, parents and donors were all part of why Logansport is a great place to work and live.
Dreams really do come true, and thanks to these amazing visionaries, our playground is proof of it!
Chris Hess, principal, Fairview Elementary School


text:
From staff reports
April 10, 2013 — Kentucky State Police are looking for a Morehead man wanted in connection with two structure fires.
An arrest warrant has been issued for Gene A. Glover for second degree arson in connection with an ongoing investigation of two separate structure fires on U.S. 60 East in Bath County. The fires occurred in the early morning hours of March 20.
Glover's whereabouts are unknown at this time, but he has connections to Olive Hill, Morehead, and Lexington. Anyone with information concerning Mr. Glover's location or information concerning the fires is asked to contact the Kentucky State Police Morehead Post at 784-4127.


text:
News Article
More news from the mega-talented folks at Mondo, this time from their music department: the art collective has revealed the artwork and release details for their upcoming limited-edition vinyl release of Jerry Goldsmith's iconic score to Poltergeist. To a horror soundtrack collector (like yours truly), this thing is about three hundred flavors of awesome – much like Mondo's previous vinyl releases of Maniac, The Beyond and The Deadly Spawn (plus they've got a pressing of Drive in the works). So we'll break it all down for you right here.
The expressionistic gatefold over design by Australian artists Sonny Day and Biddy Maroney (who work under the handle We Buy Your Kids) is worth the $25 price alone, and houses a two-LP set with all of the score cues remastered specifically for vinyl. Here's the complete track listing, which includes five never-before-released cues:
- The Star Spangled Banner
- The Calling / The Neighborhood (Main Title)
- The Tree (Outtake)
- The Clown / They're Here / Broken Glass / The Hole / TV People
- Twisted Abduction
- Contacting the Other Side
- The Light
- Night Visitor / No Complaints
- It Knows What Scares You
- Rebirth
- Night of the Beast
- Escape From Suburbia
- Carol Anne's Theme (End Title)
The album goes on sale at MondoTees.com February 22nd, and the exact time of the sale will be announced on Mondo's Twitter news feed. Mondo will randomly replace some of the standard black records with spooky transparent vinyl discs, so you never know which one you'll end up with!


text:
- Today's Healthcare;
Patient Education and Counseling;
Diseases and Conditions;
Medical Education and Training
Lacking Trust in One's Doctor Affects Health of Emotionally Vulnerable Cancer PatientsJuly 22, 2014 The physical and mental well-being of people with cancer may be affected by how they feel about their relationship with their physician and by differences in attachment styles, finds a new study. ... full story
Are State Medicaid Policies Sentencing People With Mental Illnesses to Prison?July 22, 2014 A link between Medicaid policies on antipsychotic drugs and incarceration rates for schizophrenic individuals has been uncovered by a new study. Researchers found that states requiring prior ... full story
Cost-Effectiveness of Weight-Loss Programs, DrugsJuly 22, 2014 In a cost-effectiveness analysis of commercial diet programs and pills, the Weight Watchers program and the drug Qsymia showed the best value for the money. The Jenny Craig regimen generated the ... full story
Control of HIV Pandemic Will Not Be Achieved Without Radical Improvement in Support for Sex WorkersJuly 22, 2014 Across the world, in high- and low-income countries, women, men, and transgender people who sell sex are subjected to repressive and discriminatory law, policy, and practice, which in turn fuel human ... full story
Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) Coronavirus Detected in Air of Saudi Arabian Camel BarnJuly 22, 2014 Saudi Arabian researchers have detected genetic fragments of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome coronavirus in the air of a barn holding a camel infected with the virus. The work indicates that further ... full story
Low Strength Brain Stimulation May Be Effective for DepressionJuly 22, 2014 Brain stimulation treatments, like electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) and transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), are often effective for the treatment of depression. Like antidepressant medications, ... full story
High-Precision Software Developed for Diagnosing Eye SensitivityJuly 22, 2014 High-precision software for diagnosing eye sensitivity has been developed by researchers. This is a new technology that allows to quantify the degree of opacity in the posterior capsule of the eye ... full story
Improving Life Before It Begins: Surgeries in Utero Aim to Improve Quality of Life for BabiesJuly 22, 2014 Surgeries on unborn babies, inside the womb of the mother, are becoming more common, with the goal to increase quality of life and decreases chances of high risk babies being born with a ... full story
Comparing Deep Vein Thrombosis TherapiesJuly 21, 2014 Patients who have a clot in their legs and are considering whether to be treated with traditional blood-thinning medication or undergo a minimally-invasive catheter-based clot removal procedure ... full story
New Clues About Source of Racial Health DisparitiesJuly 21, 2014 The use of specific ethnicities in public health messaging can have unexpected negative consequences. A first-of-its-kind study has found evidence that the persistent health disparities across race ... full story
New, Accurate Epigenetic Test Could Eliminate Unnecessary Repeat Biopsies for Prostate CancerJuly 21, 2014 More than one million prostate biopsies are performed each year in the U.S., including many repeat biopsies for fear of cancer missed. Therefore there is a need to develop diagnostic tests that will ... full story
New Prostate Cancer Blood Test Now Available in the U.S.July 21, 2014 A global leader in prostate cancer diagnostics announces national availability of the Prostate Health Index (phi), a simple, non-invasive blood test that is three times more specific in detecting ... full story
Diagnostic Criteria for Christianson SyndromeJuly 21, 2014 A new study provides the most definitive characterization of the autism-like intellectual disability disorder Christianson Syndrome and provides the first diagnostic criteria to help doctors and ... full story
'Simulated' Human Heart Used to Screen DrugsJuly 21, 2014 A scientist has developed a pioneering new way -- using samples of beating heart tissue -- to test the effect of drugs on the heart without using human or animal trials. The breakthrough could lead ... full story
Why Are More People in UK Complaining About Their Doctors?July 20, 2014 Enquiries made by the general public to the GMC about doctors' fitness to practice rose from 5,168 in 2007 to 10,347 in 2012. In a bid to understand this increase, the GMC commissioned a ... full story
How to Choose a Physical TherapistJuly 20, 2014 After an injury or surgery, rehabilitation is often a critical factor on the road to recovery. Since physical therapy is usually a weekly commitment and may be for an extended period of time, ... full story
New HIV Prevention Recommendations Combine Biomedical, Behavioral ApproachesJuly 19, 2014 In an innovative approach to HIV prevention, an interdisciplinary group of experts has come together for the first time to lay out a framework of best practices to optimize the role of the clinician ... full story
Growth Hormone Analog May Reduce Risk of Fatty Liver Disease in HIV-Infected PatientsJuly 19, 2014 In a preliminary study, HIV-infected patients with excess abdominal fat who received the growth hormone-releasing hormone analog tesamorelin for 6 months experienced modest reductions in liver fat, ... full story
Researchers Identify Brain Network With Mapping TechniqueJuly 18, 2014 A new image-based strategy has been used to identify and measure placebo effects in randomized clinical trials for brain disorders. The researchers used a network mapping technique to identify ... full story
New Trigger for Ovulation Could Make IVF SaferJuly 18, 2014 A new and potentially safer method to stimulate ovulation in women undergoing IVF treatment has been developed by researchers. Twelve babies have been born after their mothers were given an injection ... full story
- Lacking trust in one's doctor affects health of emotionally vulnerable cancer patients
- Are state Medicaid policies sentencing people with mental illnesses to prison?
- Cost-effectiveness of weight-loss programs, drugs
- Control of HIV pandemic will not be achieved without radical improvement in support for sex workers
- Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) coronavirus detected in air of Saudi Arabian camel barn
- Low strength brain stimulation may be effective for depression
- High-precision software developed for diagnosing eye sensitivity
- Improving life before it begins: Surgeries in utero aim to improve quality of life for babies
- Comparing deep vein thrombosis therapies
- New clues about source of racial health disparities
- New, accurate epigenetic test could eliminate unnecessary repeat biopsies for prostate cancer
- New prostate cancer blood test now available in the U.S.
- Diagnostic criteria for Christianson Syndrome
- 'Simulated' human heart used to screen drugs
- New HIV prevention recommendations combine biomedical, behavioral approaches
- Growth hormone analog may reduce risk of fatty liver disease in HIV-infected patients
- Researchers identify brain network with mapping technique
- New trigger for ovulation could make IVF safer
- Performance improvement program helps doctors better manage depression, report researchers
- High-dose fluticasone effective against eosinophilic esophagitis, study shows
- 'Support' cells in brain play important role in Down syndrome
- Politically driven legislation targeting dangerous dogs has had little impact
- Sexual abuse in childhood linked to signs of atherosclerosis in midlife
- Older adults who walk out of necessity are at highest risk for outdoor falls
- Viral relics show cancer's 'footprint' on our evolution
- Orthopedic surgery generally safe for patients age 80 and older
- Good news for aging population: Incidence of stroke in elderly has dropped by 40% over last 20 years
- Best advice for acne patients? Patience
- Hour-long home coaching greatly decreases re-admission, health care costs for Medicare patients
- What are the risks of post-traumatic stress disorder after an accident?
- Research on persons with HIV/AIDS not taking medication, not engaged in care
- Investing in sexual, reproductive health of 10 to 14 year olds yields lifetime benefits
- Antivirals underprescribed for patients at risk for flu complications, study shows
- Best anticoagulants after orthopedic procedures depends on type of surgery
- For the sickest emergency patients, death risk is lowest at busiest emergency centers
- End-of-life conversations aren't just about health care
- New psoriasis drug shows potential
- Shift in resuscitation practices in military combat hospitals under review
- Persistent symptoms following concussion may be posttraumatic stress disorder
- RNs' delayed retirement boosts U.S. nursing supplies, study finds
- Screening costs increased in older women without changing detection rates of early stage breast cancer
- Marginal life expectancy benefit from contralateral prophylactic mastectomy
- Even mild traumatic brain injury may cause brain damage
- Liver transplant patients who receive organs from living donors more likely to survive than those who receive organs from deceased donors
- Robot-assisted surgery for prostate cancer controls the disease for 10 years
- Potassium supplements may increase survival in patients taking diuretics for heart failure, study suggests
- Cases of drug-resistant superbug significantly rise in southeastern U.S.
- Recommendations prioritize strategies to prevent ventilator-associated pneumonia
- EHR algorithms developed to identify undiagnosed hypertension
- Expert guidance on hand hygiene in healthcare settings
- Promising medication counteracts constipation caused by opioid painkillers
- Abdominal aortic aneurysms: Surgeon explains who needs screening, treatment
- Breast cancer: Disease management program is largely consistent with guidelines
- Self-assembling nanoparticle could improve MRI scanning for cancer diagnosis
- Live kidney donors face 'pointless' insurance troubles
- Transparency lacking in clinical trials, study finds
- Mental health patients at highest risk of suicide in first two weeks after leaving hospital
- Physicians struggle to clinically diagnose early HIV infection
- History of stroke linked with increased risk of adverse outcomes after non-cardiac surgery
- Telecare intervention improves chronic pain, study shows
- Stroke risk, death rates fall over past two decades
- New skin gel fights breast cancer without blood clot risk
- New statement on 'PEG' feeding tubes in children published
- Cardiac patients underserved globally due to lack of rehab programs, says researcher
- Four Lessons for Effective, Efficient Research in Health Care Settings
- Brain responses to emotional images predict ptsd symptoms after Boston Marathon bombing
- New report documents devastating impacts of deep cuts to public health
- Saltier intravenous fluids reduce complications from surgery, study shows
- Rollout strategy is key to battling India's TB epidemic
- To accept or not accept: Patients want a say in liver transplant decisions
- How gardens could help dementia care
- Researchers assess emergency radiology response after Boston Marathon bombings
- No anti-clotting treatment needed for most kids undergoing spine surgeries
- Pre-diabetes label 'unhelpful and unnecessary', experts say
- Bonuses for doctors do little to improve cancer screening in Ontario
- Patients with advanced co-existing illnesses and their carers face uphill struggle
- Reduced range of facial expression indicates serious heart/lung disease
- Changes in generic pill color, shape disrupt use
- Fungicides for crops: Worrying link to fungal drug resistance in UK, warns scientists
- Twenty-pound tumor sheds light on liposarcoma, rare form of soft tissue cancer
- New heart procedure safer for women
- Capturing cancer: A powerful new technique for early diagnosis
- Hispanic Americans need culturally tailored heart care
- Home blood pressure-monitoring kits save insurance companies money
- Diagnosing physicians influence treatment decisions for prostate cancer patients, study finds
- 15-year overall survival benefit lacking in older men treated with hormone therapy for early-stage prostate cancer
- Acute glaucoma discovered to be an inflammatory disease
- Antibiotic use prevalent in hospice patients despite limited evidence of its value
- Sierra Leone samples: Ebola evidence in West Africa in 2006
- Post-concussion 'return to play' decision should be made solely by doctors, says new editorial
- Testicular cancer rates on the rise in young Hispanic Americans
- Stem cell researcher targets 'seeds' of breast cancer metastasis
- Novel treatment for drug-resistant tuberculosis shows promise, but concerns for patient safety remain
- Better use of electronic health records makes clinical trials less expensive
- ACL reconstructions may last longer with autografts
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
Monday, July 21, 2014
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Saturday, July 19, 2014
Friday, July 18, 2014
Thursday, July 17, 2014
Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Monday, July 14, 2014
Sunday, July 13, 2014
Friday, July 11, 2014
Thursday, July 10, 2014
Subscribe for Free
Stay up to date with ScienceDaily's Today's Healthcare News, delivered daily to your email inbox or RSS reader: