text:
Thank you for this- as a first time mommy-to-be who is determined to breastfeed I can use all the help I can get.
My little Lily is 3 yrs old now!
I'm so thankful for this. I think this is one of the "issues" we are dealing with now. Four hours on the breast - and my butt hurst from still in place!
Kim (35) & Ghon (41) Jonathan (9.30.08) and Genevieve (9.21.10) I have two steps, SD21 and SS23.
I should have read it few days before. I am so frustrated with DD being always on the boob and throwing up and still looking hungry! Thanks for the consolation and words of reassurance!
Miss T (10.17.2008) Miss A(06.30.2012) Flipper #3 due 06.2014Follow my blog on Facebook
yup, feeding every 30 mins. She's 3.5 months old now and I'm doubting my supply.
Audrey (38) DH (34), Lilly (DD), Logan (DS). Breastfeeding is more than feeding. It is communication between mother and baby. It is a form of nurturing; it is an act of love.
bump! we never want to lose this one!
Omg thank ggati for this thread. I was so sure I was starving my twins that I would nurse and then give the bottles of formula! I was so sad thinking I was failing at being a mommy. Thank you for posting the links to cluster feeding. I feel so much better about myself and I have been nursing all day today and no formula. My dh is worried they aren't going to gain enough weight but I'll just weigh them daily and keep track to ease his mind.
Thanks again for this thread.
Just wanted to say thank you for this thread! It really helped me make it through the first weeks of breastfeeding. I'm always hearing women saying they weren't able to breastfeed because their baby was hungry all the time, and I am so glad I had the knowledge of this thread prior to giving birth.
I made the mistake of supplementing my lil girl when I was b/f for the first time. She ended up off the breast at 5 months which was sooner than I wanted because of two reasons...(1)return to work and (2) what i now know to be growth spurts...had I no knownledge of "growth spurt" and my doctor nor pediatrician told me anything about such a thing. the only thing they would tell me is to continue with breast feeding but i felt so alone and inadequate because I thought my baby was starving. Even when I mentioned that I had started supplementing my dd with formula because she is starving they said nothing. I will definitely consult this forum frequently this time around...my daughter us now 2yrs old and I am currently 11weeks and 2ds pregnant and very excited about a second chance to breast feed...lol...would never have thought that would say that in a million yrs.
P.S. any ladies out there faced with returning to work and breastfeeding and have developed a way to overcome the issue please help me...I will be returning to work and I want to continue breastfeeding my baby for at the least the first year. Any advise would be very much appreciated.
So glad I clicked on this thread. Trinity seems to be eating constantly and DH is toying with the idea of starting solids. I am so against this idea. We have two other new babies in our family, both a month older than Trinity and both formula fed. They've both been on solids for a month or more now...it's making us question ourselves. I'll make sure he reads up on cluster feeding. Even our pedi says no solids until at least 4 months. I do not want to introduce them too early.
thank you so much for this post It really helps reassure me that he IS actually getting milk when he's eating. And that Im not starving him! (obviously since he's gaining weight lol)
Amy(24) Mark(27) Married 3/3/2006Mark Edward III born 08/31/09
~*A Godly Marriage in an Ungodly World -- Blog*~
I don't know how I skipped over this thread. I wish I would've seen this before my LO was born. I was told to get on a schedule of feeding my LO every 2 hours or so. My LO always seemed hungry and I thought there was no way that he was still hungry 30 minutes after a feeding. I wonder if my LO lost weight because I tried to keep him close to this schedule. When the Dr asked me how often I was nursing, I told him "about every 2 hours." He said that was normal and because of the weight loss he had me supplementing with formula at only 2 weeks. I was devastated to say the least. I was so determined to breast feed and I felt trapped into bottles. Now my LO is 5 1/2 weeks old and is still being breastfed as well as formula fed. I always think my breast are empty soon after a feeding and have to top him off with formula 45 min to an hour after he was on the breast... or I give in and just give him a bottle of formula and pump instead. I wonder if I can turn things around now and just keep feeding him on the breast??
Thank you so much!! I appreciate knowing this and will start educating others around me that are planning to breast feed for the first time.
I want to thank yall for this thread too!!!
My DH always asks me if I want to give them formula because they are eating sometimes every 30 min and seem so hungry! I've been refusing, but I was starting to feel that maybe I should give in. Thanks!!! I'm so glad to hear that I'm not alone. And I wont be supplementing!!!
Amazing! As a 4th time bf'ing mom you would think I would know this. I somehow managed to bf my boys between 15 mos and 2 years, but just followed what my body and baby told me. Never knew the "science" behind any of it. Thank you so much for this thread and the links. Definitely helped me be more informed!!!
I'm glad to see this post. I am new to breastfeeding, I fed my son formula. I have been nursing my daughter who is 7 weeks exclusively. I feel like I nurse her the whole time she's awake. She does not do what the "books" say about every 2-3 hrs. At night she wakes at least every two hrs if not less and sometimes she will surprise me and go longer. I have several friends who are nursing and have baby's the same age and they go the three hr stretch in between feedings. I love to nurse my baby but I do struggle with nursing so often and keeping up with my son and the things I need to do during the day. Any suggestions? She does not take a paci and enjoys to comfort suck. She seems fussy most of the time she's awake and spits up frequently. I want to do whatever is best for her and it makes me sad to feel like she is frustrated. She is a slow nurser, does not have a very strong suck, but she is gaining weight which is good b/c she wasn't in the beginning due to using a nipple shield. I've seen a lactation consultant at least five times and she says the latch is good. I'm new to the forum, thanks in advance for any suggestions...
This week the pedi told me to stop supplementing, unless it was with milk I had pumped and gave through a bottle. I am relieved about this, bc when I am alone the SNS is a hot mess to hook up - so awkward.
Yesterday I tried tirelessly to feed exclusively from the breast (with a shield). I was 99% successful, and felt I really accomplished something. He was at the boob ALL DAY though, which got me worried I wasn't producing enough to keep him satiated - which is why I am grateful for your post! It makes me realize that it's ok for DS to "dine at the breast-aurant" all day!
The trouble is, DS sleeps really long stretches at a time, and I get full in the meantime and don't want to slow down the production. I've pumped and frozen a couple times, but need to get a good rhythm down...
Any advice???
I had a talk with a new Mama about this. She was stuck Bfing when everyone was ready to leave. She was in near tears because her LO wasn't full yet and just kept going.
I assured her everyone could wait a few more mins and her baby is completely normal. It's amazing how quickly it changes in just a few weeks.
Bfing doesn't get enough explanation anymore.
Mama to Lilli and Wyatt
First the sucking on your breast constantly is totally normal. I counted one day and I had spent 7hours latched!!!!NB's have a strong desire to suck for comfort which is why pacifers where introduced. It's your desicion whether or not you want to use one. But most likey he's just enjoying your breasts. A hungry baby is a loud crying one.Thank you for posting this thread. I am a new mommy of a 10 day old, and have been trying so hard to get BF down pat. I have very flat nipples, and have to use a shield to nurse. I had to start off on an SNS and tape a tube to the breast in order to feed Eamon and get prolactin stimulated. It was pretty rough, especially bc Eamon wasn't latching perfectly (and still doesn't every time, but I am working on it).
This week the pedi told me to stop supplementing, unless it was with milk I had pumped and gave through a bottle. I am relieved about this, bc when I am alone the SNS is a hot mess to hook up - so awkward.
Yesterday I tried tirelessly to feed exclusively from the breast (with a shield). I was 99% successful, and felt I really accomplished something. He was at the boob ALL DAY though, which got me worried I wasn't producing enough to keep him satiated - which is why I am grateful for your post! It makes me realize that it's ok for DS to "dine at the breast-aurant" all day!
The trouble is, DS sleeps really long stretches at a time, and I get full in the meantime and don't want to slow down the production. I've pumped and frozen a couple times, but need to get a good rhythm down...
Any advice???
As for the engorgement between feedings. If you can try not to pumo that will be ideal. God created us with enough milk for twins and it takes a few weeks (roughly 6) for your body to catch up or slow down. I would try to express some into the sink right before a feeding so Lilli could latch. Otherwise my MW suggested letting your body figure it out.
I promise that by 6 weeks this BFing thing will be sooooo different.
Mama to Lilli and Wyatt
thank you for this thread. i am expecting my first baby any day/minute/hour now lol but knew from the start i wanted to breastfeed. i learned a lot from my sisters and doing my own research and know how important it is for babies to have bm. even though i have not experienced it yet i know it could and will be hard at first . but i figure.. its hard because its something new. you /your body and your baby have to get use to it . so a week or two or more of getting use to it is sooo worth it in my eyes since i know she is getting all the benefits of bm. ive seen my sister in law stop because she said it "hurt " so much. i felt soo sad that she didnt give it a chance. same with a friend who had a c-section. im not sure how soon after a c-section you can start breastfeeding.. from what i was told at the hospital and researched was that you can breastfeed within the first hour of birth.. but my friend was told she couldnt and they gave the baby formula. then a day or two later when she tried to breastfeed she stopped because no "milk" was there. i was like you have to give it time and let baby suck to help bring in the milk. but she didn't even try after that. in a way it makes me mad because some people just dont see or know how important bm is for a baby. im just so happy to be part of this site and learn all i can .
Just read this and i am so happy i'm not alone...My baby boy has been hungry like crazy! I didn't know what else to do....
Born 12/7/10 @7:37pm...5lb 2oz...18 1/2 inches long


text:
SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. -- Authorities are looking for a man who attacked a woman Friday morning at Walmart on east Sprague.
The woman called 911 around 1 a.m. Spokane Valley Sheriff's deputies said the attacker hit a woman in the back while she was leaning into her vehicle.
The victim said the suspect pushed the driver's side door against her and stole her purse. The victim described the suspect was a white male, in his twenties to early thirties, approximately six feet tall and 180 pounds. She said he was clean shaven wearing dark clothing and a dark knit cap.
The suspect took off running according to authorities. The victim said that she chased after him. She watched the suspect eventually drive off in a dark colored, mid size truck. Authorities said they are looking for a truck with a light colored pin striping on the tailgate and possibly on the sides of the truck.
Anyone with information should call the Crime Stoppers Tip Line at 1-800-222-TIPS.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Please wait while your request is processed!
Call one of our factory trained specialists at
0 Items(s): $00.00
Check Out
Free shipping on orders over $49.00 |
my Favorites
Compare Products
Ceiling Lighting
All Ceiling Lights
Pendant Lighting
Mini-Pendant Lights
Hall/Foyer Lighting
Flush Mount Ceiling Lights
Semi-Flush Ceiling Lights
Directional / Spot Lights
Recessed Lighting
Track Lighting
Flourescent Ceiling Lights
Wall Lighting
All Wall Lights
Wall Sconces
Linear Vanity & Wall Lights
Bathroom Wall Lighting
1-Light Vanity Lighting
2-Light Vanity Lighting
3-Light Vanity Lighting
4-Light Vanity Lighting
5 or More Light Vanity Lighting
Bathroom Linear Lighting
All Ambiance
Ambiance Linear Lighting
Ambiance Glass
Ambiance Task Lighting
Ambiance LED Disks
Ambiance Line Voltage
Ambiance LED Tape
Ambiance Low Voltage
Ambiance Transformers
Outdoor Lighting
Outdoor Lights
Outdoor Wall Lanterns
Outdoor Post Lights
Outdoor Hanging Pendants
Outdoor Ceiling Mount Lights
Outdoor Spot Lights
Address Lights
Landscape Lighting
Landscape Path Lights
Landscape Directional/Spots
In-Ground Landscape Lights
Deck/Step/Brick Lights
Landscape Transformers
Landscape Wire
Ceiling Fans
Indoor Ceiling Fans
Outdoor Ceiling Fans
Light Bulbs
All Sea Gull Lighting Bulbs
LED Bulbs
Halogen Bulbs
Compact Fluorescent Bulbs
Parts & Glass
All Sea Gull Lighting Parts & Glass
Sea Gull Lighting Store Home
This page is coming soon.
No other company can match Sea Gull Lighting's record for producing decorative and functional lighting and ceiling fans. Sea Gull Lighting brands, including Ambiance Lighting Systems, are asked for by name, known for their quality, and trusted by professionals and consumers to be the best.
© 2014 Showroom Lighting Sales
Why buy from us
Order Returns
Secure shopping
Free shipping program
Shipping Information
Damaged & Defective Goods Policy
Descriptions, Appearance and Pricing
Need help? Just ask us
Customer support
Privacy Policy
Merchant Services


text:
After a few stints in jail and a couple of rehab attempts, 2010 just keeps getting worse for Lindsay Lohan who has been fired from porno biopic Inferno.
The troubled actress - drying out in rehab until next year - has been replaced by Malin Akerman in the movie about Deep Throat star Linda Lovelace.
Lohan had been accused of courting controversy by signing on to the movie, which is said to feature graphic sex and rape scenes.
Her father Michael Lohan told media it would destroy her career and was unhappy when its producers intentionally stalled shooting so Lohan could still star in the film once she was clean and clear of jail.
But after a few failed attempts at getting her life back on track this year, the producers have given up on the star.
Director Matthew Wilder, who stuck by Lohan "with a lot of love and support" during her two jail stints, has withdrawn his support.
"We are withdrawing our offer from Lindsay Lohan. Ultimately, the impossibility of insuring her - and some other issues - have made it impossible for us to go forward," he said.
Couples Retreat and Watchman star Akerman is rumoured to be taking her place.
Photo: Getty/Getty Images Entertainment/David Livingston
© Copyright 2014 dmgRadio Australia


text:
Tried this last night as I was cooking away:
1. Ridge Zin CarmichaelRanch/RanchoSotoyomi/SonomaCnty (12% PS/4% Carignane; 14.7%; Bttld: April 2012; 35 brls;
Drk: 1/12-1/17-1/19: EB) 2010: Very dark/near black color; very strong blackberry/boysenberry/blueberry/Zin quite RRV-like very spicy some dusty/OV light vanilla/Am.oak/toasty fairly intense nose; slightly tart very strong blackberry/boysenberry/Zin lush/rich structured/balanced some vanilla/Am.oak/toasty rather dusty/OV huge fruit flavor w/ some tannins; very long/lingering very strong blackberry/boysenberry/Zin/framboise lush/rich/structured/balanced some vanilla/Am.oak/toasty rather dusty/OV finish w/ some tannins; needs several yrs yet; a rather non-Ridge terrific Zin. A steal at $28.00 (ATP)
And a wee BloodyPulpit:
1. When my 2-btl Ridge ATP shipment arrives, I immediately rip it open to see what I got this month...usually more w/ mild curiosity than any real sense of excitement. "Ohhh...a Carmichael Zin....well..at least it's not a Carignane". I put one btl into a tasting tableau and usually try the other one in the next few days. As often as not...I just sorta shrug my shoulders.."Nice Ridge red..just that". Mazzoni/Buchinagni/Ponzo/Carmichael...generally nice Zins..but don't measure up to the LS/Pagani/Geyserville/Dusi.
When I poured the first glass last night..."Ohhh..that's pretty dark for a Ridge ATP Zin". And when I took that first sniff and that first swallow..."Wow...this is something different...not the usual Ridge ATP".
The Ridge ATP Zins usually speak more of Ridge winemaking than anything. But this Carmichael is different....it has an intensity and depth of fruit that's unusual for an ATP. Furthermore, it has a strong expression of RRV Zin and dusty/OldVine character. Though it's definitely a Ridge signature on this wine...it has more intense fruit than a Ridge ATP usually has. It actually reminded me a lot of a Bedrock Zin. Not your usual Ridge ATP Zin. Kudos to EricBaugher on this wine. I'm going back for more.
2. 2010: I think the Ridge 2010 Zins are, overall, some of the best Ridge Zins in a fair number of yrs. They're hitting 'em outta the park.


text:
The Once leading lady reveals her dream role.
Broadway good guy Kyle Dean Massey talks about his four popular turns on Broadway, his mice-infested early days of summer stock and dirty Google searches.July 11, 2014
To celebrate the digital release of the cast recording of A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, see stars Jefferson Mays and Bryce Pinkham sing "Better with a Man." The CD is available on the Ghostlight label April 1. Bottoms up!
February 25, 2014
Cabaret stars Alan Cumming, Michelle Williams, Danny Burstein, Linda Emond and more on telling an important story, singing iconic songs and fondling the beautiful ensemble in this musical revival.April 25, 2014
Here, friends, grab a tissue. You'll need it. This is the final episode of The Princess Diary. Get ready to laugh, cry and say goodbye to Laura Osnes, Santino Fontana, dear Herman and everyone at Cinderella on Broadway.January 29, 2014
Talking up new Hedwig and the Angry Inch star Andrew Rannells with Tony winner Lena Hall, John Cameron Mitchell, Stephen Trask and the Broadway favorite himself.August 15, 2014
For the inaugural episode of Fly Girl, Wicked headliner Lindsay Mendez introduces viewers to Team Green and introduces her co-stars Katie Rose Clarke and Derek Klena.July 3, 2013
Get a sneak peek of Newsies.November 29, 2013
It's the first episode of James Snyder's new vlog, and he's taking us backstage and giving If/Then fans some serious screen time.May 15, 2014
The Matilda funny lady talks about her surprise Olivier win, career highs and lows, kiddie co-stars, awesome dog and more.July 17, 2014
This week, Sierra Boggess shows us what Norm Lewis is cooking up backstage at The Phantom of the Opera. Spoiler alert: it's dinner!July 29, 2014
Give 'em the old milestone whammy! The Tony-winning revival of Chicago celebrated its 7,000th Broadway performance on September 24, and Tony winner Bebe Neuwirth along with the tuner's classy stars celebrated with Champagne, cake and jazz!September 25, 2013


text:
Looking for tax information? You've come to the right place. MSN Money's video library offers expert guidance on filing your state and federal income tax returns, using tax software, avoiding IRS audits, handling charitable donations, claiming tax deductions and refunds, and more.
For even more advice, check out MSN Money's tax center, where you can read tips from tax expert Jeff Schnepper and others.
Copyright © 2014 Microsoft. All rights reserved.
Fundamental company data and historical chart data provided by Morningstar Inc. Real-time index quotes and delayed quotes supplied by Morningstar Inc. Quotes delayed by up to 15 minutes, except where indicated otherwise. Fund summary, fund performance and dividend data provided by Morningstar Inc. Analyst recommendations provided by Zacks Investment Research. StockScouter data provided by Verus Analytics. IPO data provided by Hoover's Inc. Index membership data provided by Morningstar Inc.


text:
The secret is out!
Women everywhere are raving about the hourglass figure and weight-loss solutions that cinchers, girdles and shapewear create. Most waist cinchers, girdles and body shapers immediately sculpt the midsection through compression, while supporting the back and lifting the bust, creating an overall slimmer and curvier silhouette. Some shapewear supports long-term slimming by increasing thermal activity and perspiration. This mobilizes fat and toxins, maximizing the work your muscles do everyday. Some shaping garments even reduce dimpling in the skin by infusing microcapsules of ingredients like caffeine, aloe and shea butter into the fabric, reducing the visible appearance of cellulite with extended wear.
Whatever the occasion or look, we carry hundreds of shapewear solutions with free shipping and free returns!. From maximum control cinchers that create dramatic change, to minimal control shapers that smooth your silhouette, there is a body shaper for you. Whether you're looking to manage your midsection, round your bottom, boost your bust or bounce back from a baby body, the right shaper can be the breakthrough you've been waiting for.
You deserve to feel strong, sexy and secure right now. And no matter your shapewear does for your figure, the most important thing is what it does for your confidence. In the right shaper, you'll feel strong, sexy and secure and everyone else will see it.
"I have the SlimVest, I loved the product. I have referred 2 women. I was having lower back pains and now they are gone…..I absolutely loved the product!"
– Teresa Martin
Read testimonials


text:
adidas ForMotion Elite Socks (Roy/Wht)
ForMotion anatomically shaped left and right footbeds enhance natural movement of the foot > more
- Lightweight, snug fit
- ClimaLite controls moisture. Mesh panels let in air. Added compression in ankle and arch for stability
- Nylon/spandex blend
- Orders shipping outside the U.S. are subject to customs fees.
- MLSGear.com stands behind everything we sell. »View our guarantees for more information.


text:
DDF Daily Protective Moisturizer with Sunscreen Broad Spectrum SPF15
A fragrance-free, antioxidant enriched daily moisturizer that helps shield skin's surface from UV damage and free radicals that can lead to premature aging. The formula hydrates to help promote skin that looks young and healthy.
Uses: helps prevent sunburn.
Warnings: For external use only. Do not use on irritated or broken skin. Stop use and ask a physician if rash, irritation or sensitivity develops and lasts. When using this product do not get into eyes. If contact occurs, rinse eyes thoroughly with water. Keep out of reach of children. In case of accidental ingestion, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions: apply evenly before sun exposure and as needed. children under 6 months of age: consult a doctor.
Sun Alert: Limiting sun exposure, wearing protective clothing, and using sunscreens may reduce the risks of skin aging, skin cancer and other harmful effects of the sun.
Active ingredients: Avobenzone 3.0% (Sunscreen); Homosalate 5.0% (Sunscreen); Octisalate 5.0% (Sunscreen); Octocrylene 2.6% (Sunscreen)
Inactive ingredients: water, glycerin, niacinamide, polyethylene, dimethicone, panthenol, pentylene glycol, hydroxyethyl acrylate/sodium acryloyldimethyl taurate copolymer, isohexadecane, tocopheryl acetate, benzyl alcohol, stearyl alcohol, behenyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol, dimethiconol, PEG-100 stearate, butyrospermum parkii (shea butter), squala
3 Moisturize Anti-Aging Preventative$85.00
4 Protect Anti-Aging Preventative$55.00


text:
Vineyard Vines
Umbrella Bow Tie
Style # 1T0328
Rating Value: 0.0 Rating Count: 0.0
Out of Stock USD
Availability: Out of stock
Details & Features
*Gift box included
Do you know how to tie a bow tie? Don't worry, we'll show you how! Follow this link to our easy directions on How To Tie a Bow Tie!
*Gift box included
· 100% imported printed silk
· Handmade in the USA
· Adjustable bow tie: 13 3/4" - 17 3/4"
Customer Care
Need Help?
Need Help?
Call us: 1-800-892-4982
Email us: firstname.lastname@example.com
Monday - Friday 8am - 8pm, ET
Customer Reviews


text:
Airports in Dordogne
It's never been easier to choose the fly-drive option. We take away all the hassle by offering you expert advice and by booking low-cost flights for you whenever possible. And when you book through Eurocamp, you're covered by ATOL, giving you peace of mind.
- Bergerac
- Limoges
- Rodez
As part of Holiday Break Air Travel, we're fully bonded and licensed by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), which means we take full responsibility for re-arranging your holiday in the unlikley event of any flight problems.


text:
King Me
About King Me
New England native Ted King is a professional cyclist with the WorldTour team Cannondale Pro Cycling. Previously a top rider on the U.S. circuit, Ted is now racing at the highest level of the sport in Europe and has twice finished the Giro d'Italia. In his role as an all-arounder and domestique, he's tasked with helping some of the world's best riders win Grand Tours.
Follow King on Twitter at @iamtedking.
Recent Posts
Commentary on the latest going on in the pro peloton and beyond.
Mixing cycling news, photos, videos, and quick hits from across the web.
Get all the latest on bicycle law, and the social and political issues involved from cycling attorney Bob Mionske.
Selene Yeager writes about training, fitness, nutrition and health.
Sonya Looney brings you real-world advice on eating well, training right, going big, and having more fun on every ride.
Bicycling Newsletter
Get the Bicycling email newsletter FREE. Receive tips & timely articles about the latest in bikes & gear, training, nutrition & more.


text:
|Standard Name
|Systematic Name
|Feature Type
|ORF, Verified
|Putative subunit of the 90S preribosome processome complex; overexpression rescues supressor mutant of mcm10; null mutant is viable; relocalizes from nucleus to cytoplasm upon DNA replication stress (1, 2, 3, 4 and see Summary Paragraph)
|Name Description
|Complementation of Mcm-10 Suppressor 1
|Chromosomal Location
|Note: this feature is encoded on the Crick strand.
|View Computational GO annotations for CMS1
|Molecular Function
|Manually curated
|Biological Process
|Manually curated
|Cellular Component
|4 genes
|Large-scale survey
|47 total interaction(s) for 44 unique genes/features.
|Physical Interactions
|Genetic Interactions
|Length (a.a.)
|Molecular Weight (Da)
|Isoelectric Point (pI)
|PhosphoGRID | PhosphoPep Database
|Note: this feature is encoded on the Crick strand.
|Last Update
|Coordinates: 2011-02-03 | Sequence: 1996-07-31
|Subfeature details
|Retrieve sequences
|S288C only
|S288C vs. other species
|S288C vs. other strains
|External Links
|All Associated Seq | Entrez Gene | Entrez RefSeq Protein | MIPS | Search all NCBI (Entrez) | UniProtKB
|Primary SGDID
About the early stages of rRNA processing and 40S small ribosomal subunit assembly
The early stages of ribosome assembly occur in conjunction with processing of the 35S pre-ribosomal RNA transcript into the mature 18S, 5.8S, and 25S rRNA molecules. The first three cleavages at A0, A1, and A2 (see diagram) are essential for production of the 18S rRNA and the 40S small ribosomal subunit, but mutations which interfere with these cleavages have little effect on production of the 60S large ribosomal subunit (5). These three early cleavages occur in a series of large U3-associated ribonucleoprotein complexes (6, 7) and require base pairing of the U3 snoRNA with sequences in the 5'-ETS and the 18S rRNA (8, 9).
Click on the following figure for more details about the rDNA repeat and cleavage sites within the rRNA transcript:
About the 90S preribosome and SSU processome complexes
A number of U3-containing early ribosome assembly and rRNA processing complexes have been identified that contain the 35S pre-rRNA transcript and have overlapping but not identical protein compositions (6, 7). Both the 90S preribosome and the small subunit (SSU) processome complexes contain ribosomal proteins, primarily of the small subunit, and non-ribosomal proteins presumably involved in rRNA processing and assembly of the small 40S ribsomal subunit. While many proteins are found in both complexes, some are found in only one or the other (see lists below). It may be that the 90S preribosome and SSU processome complexes are both intermediates in a series of complexes leading to the assembly of the small ribosomal subunit (6), or it may be that the SSU processome lies on an alternate assembly pathway (7).
The 90S preribosome complex is described as corresponding to the earliest detectable rRNA processing and ribosome assembly complex (3). The 90S is itself assembled from a number of stable subcomplexes including the t-UTP subcomplex (Utp5p, Utp4p, Nan1p, Utp8p, Utp9p, Utp10p, and Utp15p), the Pwp2p/UTP-B subcomplex (Utp6p, Pwp2p, Utp18p, Utp21p, Utp13p, and Dip2p) which interacts directly with the 5'-ETS of the 35S pre-rRNA (10), the UTP-C subcomplex (Rrp7p, Utp22p, Ckb1p, Cka1p, Ckb2p, and Cka2p), and the Mpp10 subcomplex (Mpp10p, Imp3p, and Imp4p) (11). The t-UTP subcomplex is also found as part of the SSU processome complex, which is slightly smaller at 80S (12, 13). Depletion of any of the members of the t-UTP subcomplex results in decreased transcription of rDNA leading to decreased levels of the primary 35S rRNA transcript (14). In contrast, mutation or depletion of most other members of either the 90S preribosome or SSU processome complexes causes decreased 18S rRNA levels without affecting the levels of the 25S or 5.8S rRNAs.
Non-ribosomal protein components of the 90S preribosome and SSU processome
Subunits of both the 90S preribosome (3) and SSU processome (12, 13) include: Bud21p, Dip2p, Ecm16p, Emg1p, Imp3p, Imp4p, Krr1p, Mpp10p, Nan1p, Noc4p, Nop1p, Nop14p, Nop58p, Pwp2p, Rrp5p, Rrp9p, Nop56p, Sof1p, Utp4p, Utp6p, Utp7p, Utp8p, Utp9p, Utp10p, Utp13p, Utp15p, Utp18p, Utp20p, Utp21p, and Utp22p
Additional subunits of the 90S preribosome (3) include: Bfr2p, Bms1p, Cbf5p, Cms1p, Dbp8p, Dim1p, Enp1p, Enp2p, Has1p, Kre33p, Mrd1p, Nop9p (15), Pno1p, Prp43p, Rcl1p, Rok1p, Rrp12p, Scl1p, Slx9p (16), Tsr1p, and Utp30p
Additional subunits of the SSU processome (12, 13) include: Fcf1p, Utp23p, Sas10p, Snu13p, Utp5p, Utp11p, and Utp14p
|Wang JW and Wu JR (2001) Overexpression of a novel gene, Cms1, can rescue the growth arrest of a Saccharomyces cerevisiae mcm10 suppressor. Cell Res 11(4):285-91
|Giaever G, et al. (2002) Functional profiling of the Saccharomyces cerevisiae genome. Nature 418(6896):387-91
|Grandi P, et al. (2002) 90S pre-ribosomes include the 35S pre-rRNA, the U3 snoRNP, and 40S subunit processing factors but predominantly lack 60S synthesis factors. Mol Cell 10(1):105-15
|Tkach JM, et al. (2012) Dissecting DNA damage response pathways by analysing protein localization and abundance changes during DNA replication stress. Nat Cell Biol 14(9):966-76
|Venema J and Tollervey D (1999) Ribosome synthesis in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. Annu Rev Genet 33:261-311
|Fromont-Racine M, et al. (2003) Ribosome assembly in eukaryotes. Gene 313:17-42
|Granneman S and Baserga SJ (2004) Ribosome biogenesis: of knobs and RNA processing. Exp Cell Res 296(1):43-50
|Beltrame M and Tollervey D (1995) Base pairing between U3 and the pre-ribosomal RNA is required for 18S rRNA synthesis. EMBO J 14(17):4350-6
|Hughes JM (1996) Functional base-pairing interaction between highly conserved elements of U3 small nucleolar RNA and the small ribosomal subunit RNA. J Mol Biol 259(4):645-54
|Dosil M and Bustelo XR (2004) Functional characterization of Pwp2, a WD family protein essential for the assembly of the 90 S pre-ribosomal particle. J Biol Chem 279(36):37385-97
|Perez-Fernandez J, et al. (2007) The 90S preribosome is a multimodular structure that is assembled through a hierarchical mechanism. Mol Cell Biol 27(15):5414-29
|Dragon F, et al. (2002) A large nucleolar U3 ribonucleoprotein required for 18S ribosomal RNA biogenesis. Nature 417(6892):967-70
|Bernstein KA, et al. (2004) The small-subunit processome is a ribosome assembly intermediate. Eukaryot Cell 3(6):1619-26
|Gallagher JE, et al. (2004) RNA polymerase I transcription and pre-rRNA processing are linked by specific SSU processome components. Genes Dev 18(20):2506-17
|Thomson E, et al. (2007) Nop9 is an RNA binding protein present in pre-40S ribosomes and required for 18S rRNA synthesis in yeast. RNA 13(12):2165-2174
|Bax R, et al. (2006) Slx9p facilitates efficient ITS1 processing of pre-rRNA in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. RNA 12(11):2005-13


text:
What happens when Edward Cullen has changed the course of history? By entering the Goblet of Fire (in Cullens go to Hogwarts) he has saved the life of Cedric Diggory... What will Cedric do with this second chance of life? Unable to simply stand by he feels compelled to become a Member of the Order of the Phonix and return to Forks with the Cullens on a special mission.
Set during both Breaking Dawn and Order of the Phoenix, Dawn of the Phoenix watches Cedric rise from the ashes become a critical force in the fight against He Who Shall Not Be Named.
This story is set after Cullens go to Hogwarts. If you haven't read that, you might want to before reading Dawn of the Phoenix. And, after you've read this, you can check out the third story in the series: The Half-Blood VampireBanner by Leesa
** Cullens and other Twilight Characters belong to Stephenie Meyer **
** Wizards and other Harry Potter characters belong to JK Rowling **
** Storyline loosely follows 'Breaking Dawn' by Stephenie Meyer and 'Order of the Phoenix' by JK Rowling
** Story Adaptation by Erica Bailey
Other Fan Fictions by Erica
Actors Hooked on Fan Fiction - Rob, Kristen and the gang get into Fan Fiction & the beginning of Cullens go to Hogwarts
Cullens go to Hogwarts - The Prequel to Dawn of the Phoenix
In Process:
Dawn of the Phoenix: Viewable in Adobe (Adobe Reader is a free download - Google it)
Dawn of the Phoenix PART 1.pdf
Dawn of the Phoenix PART 2.pdf
Dawn of the Phoenix PART 3.pdf
Chapter 5: How Hard Could it Be?
Chapter 7: The Driving Exam from... Carlisle
Chapter 8: Muggle Fashion Lessons
Chapter 12: 12 Grimmauld Place
Chapter 13: The Order of the Phoenix
Chapter 15: Information & Discovery - Part 1
Chapter 15: Information & Discovery - Part 2
Chapter 16: Preparations Chapter 17: Ministry of Magic
Chapter 18: The Bachelor Party
Chapter 21: The Mission Begins
Chapter 27: Getting Down to Business
Chapter 28: Bloody Hell - Part 1
Chapter 28: Bloody Hell - Part 2
Chapter 37: Better... Much, Much Better
Chapter 42: Blood, Lots and Lots of Blood
Chapter 49: Tough News to Swallow
Chapter 57: Another Kind of Magic
Chapter 62: A Shift to the East
Chapter 67: Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow... Ya That's a Pile of Cra...
Chapter 69: A Diplomatic Mission
Chapter 72: Oh my, What have I gotten myself into?
Chapter 74: Sites and Stories of London
Chapter 75: Another Day on the Town
Chapter 76: Part 1 Lupin and Leah
Chapter 76: Part 2 Lupin and Leah (LPOV)
Chapter 78: Order of Business (CPOV)
Chapter 79: The Burrow and Back
Chapter 80: Snakes, Werewolves and Vampires
Chapter 81: The Season of Hope
Chapter 82: Overheard at 12 Grimmauld Place
Chapter 83: Cedric Returns to Forks EPOV
Chapter 84: Peace on Earth (CPOV)
Chapter 85: More Introductions
Chapter 88: The Calm before the Storm
Chapter 90: The End of Diplomacy
Chapter 94: Wedding Preparations
Chapter 96: Alaskan Moments (PG-13)
Chapter 99: Moving Preparations
Chapter 100: Cullens Return to Hogwarts
Chapter 101: A Tale of a Giant, A Seductress, and A Dog
Chapter 103: Valentines Day at 12 Grimmauld Place
Chapter 104: Valentines Day in Hogsmeade
DofP Ch 105.pdf Chapter 105: Seen and Unforeseen
DofP Ch 106.pdf Chapter 106: New Arrivals
DofP Ch 107.pdf Chapter 107: Meanwhile
DofP Ch 108.pdf Chapter 108: Changing of the Guard
DofP Ch 109.pdf Chapter 109: The Freedom of Albus Dumbledore
DofP Ch 110.pdf Chapter 110: Easter
DofP Ch 111.pdf Chapter 111: Contact
DofP Ch 112.pdf Chapter 112: OWLs
DofP Ch 113.pdf Chapter 113: St. Mungo's
DofP Ch 114.pdf Chapter 114: Unexplained Departures and Unexpected Arrivals
DofP Ch 115.pdf Chapter 115: The Department of Mysteries
DofP Ch 116.pdf Chapter 116: The Lost Prophecy
DofP Ch 117.pdf Chapter 117: Deja Vu
DofP Prologue.pdf Prologue: An Elf's Tale
Sequel to Dawn of the Phoenix: The Half-Blood Vampire
Views: 5816
© 2014 Created by Hachette Book Group.
Report an Issue | Guidelines | Report an Issue | Terms of Service


text:
01.10.2014, 06:12
Copyright © 2002-2012 ~ Carola ~
There are no problems to download supplies in this site. We have detected that people using the old Internet Explorer 6 are not able to download them. Please upgrade your Internet Explorer or install Mozilla Firefox to visit us. Thank you.
Powered by 4images 1.7.11
Copyright © 2002-2014 4homepages.de


text:
|Osorno Volcano
|60 klm
|Puerto Montt
|20 Klm
|Pumalin Park
|70 Klm
|Alerce Andino National Park
|30 Klm
|prices per person
|sea kayaking Andean fjords 6/5 night
|per person
|Patagonia lake district lakes and volcano´s 4 day
|per person
Fully Hosted Patagonian Overland Odyssey
Puerto Varas, Chile Eco Tours
If you're looking to experience the real Patagonia, let us host you around volcanoes in the Lakes District, into the fjords of southern Chile, through the temperate rain forest, down the wind-blown Steppes, and alongside glaciers and granite massifs....
Starting at $4,990 Per Person
Slow Travel Touroperator
Santiago, Chile Eco Tours
Slow Travel offers you individual journeys in chile. We try to show you the real identity of chile, taking our time and searching new destinations far away from the main-tourism. you can choose between wine-tours, gastronomic tours and nature....
Hotel Boutique Casa kalfu
Puerto Varas, Chile Hotels & Resorts
A charmed small Hotel boutique with a beatiful view of Llanquihue Lake and Osorno volcano. ...
$54 Per Night/Room
Hostal Vermont Puerto Varas
Puerto Varas, Chile Youth Hostels
Hostal Vermont Puerto Varas is waiting for you with a warm welcome!...
$20 Per Night
Hostel Melmac Patagonia
Puerto Varas, Chile Youth Hostels
Right in the center of Puerto Varas is the hostel Melmac Patagonia, a charming hostel with good vibes and...
$18 Per Night
kayaking Pumalin Park Andean fjords Patagonia
Puerto Varas, Chile Kayaking & Canoeing
Explore Patagonian Andean fjords Pumalin Park , enjoy paddling pristine esteros , camping at wonderful natural hot springs, see lions, delphine and sea birds. Explore the temperate rein forest at pumalin and Chaiten volcano...
Starting at $1,300 Per Person
Riding and Trekking in Chilean Patagonia
Puerto Varas, Chile Horseback Riding
Horseback riding and trekking in Chilean Patagonia from Puerto Vara to Bariloche crossing the Andes at the Puelo Valley. Tour from 6 to 14 days lodging at local farms and in our exclusive Island Bandurrias. Bilingual guides and Tailor made tours....
From $2,800 Per Person
Active holidays in comfort, Spain & Latin America
Punta Arenas, Chile Hiking & Trekking
We blend outdoor activity with relaxation in small, locally owned hotels and the chance to sample fresh local cuisine. Experts in Spain and Latin America where we visit the most beautiful and remote regions....
Starting at $5,250 Per Person
Travel to South and Central America
Aisen, Chile Sight-Seeing Tours
LOST WORLD ADVENTURES arranges specialized tours and expeditions in South America and Central America. Our company was founded in 1986, when we pioneered our first adventure trips into Venezuela. We now arrange travel throughout Latin America....
$250 Per Night
Patagonian-desert-island In Chile
Puerto Montt, Chile Sight-Seeing Tours
Lakes , rivers, volcanoes, islands, glaciers, thermal baths, forests, etc., they are a part of many attractions that your passengers will be able to know and to enjoy, besides the desert in the north zone of the country and centers of ski in the zone...
Atacama Desert Chile lodging
San Pedro de Atacama, Chile Vacation Rentals
Cabins nicely furnished,clean and safe. 5 minutes to the downtown in San Pedro, BBq area, parking lot, WIFI available....
$75 Per Night
House of Divine Views
Ensenada, Chile Vacation Rentals
Architect designed, beautifully decorated, 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with cathedral ceilings, & huge picture windows overlooking snow-capped volcanoes of Mt. Osorno & Calbuco. Excellent fishing, hiking, kayaking,bird watching,restaurants,ecotours....
Starting at $200 Per Night
|Link Code


text:
That's awful, Katy!
I'm glad the girls did a good job with cleaning, Chrissy.
Bridget I love those plasma cars! I almost ordered one, but figured I don't need anything else collecting dust at my house. I figured I shoud actually wait until he'd use it
Good job Chrissy's girls on a clean house!
My parents do charge rent to my sister but they didn't start doing that until after we were done with college. And now she's 28....it's much cheaper than her living on her own (and the house is nice, she basically has her own bathroom, nice sized bedroom, hang out basement space, workout equipment, a hot tub, the dog....) but does help cover some of her costs like food, water, extra electric.
Dh had to pay after high school even though he had a job and was in college and getting great grades. His stepdad was an ahole though. And after his mom kicked him to the curb, she didn't want to charge DH rent but had to up it to help cover costs (she got screwed in the divorce) and we tried to always bring food and stuff since he brought me home all the time....I lived in the dorms but we hung out with his mom all the time.
I was never supposed to have to pay rent until after I was finished with college, but basically started helping out with bills and food as soon as I got a job. My POS father wouldn't get a job so that put more of a load on me
I think if they were older it would be different. Or, if they flat out refuse to go to college, then maybe. But as long as they're doing what they're supposed to and going to college, I'm going to try and support them as much as I can. Times have changed and it's harder than ever to go to college, or even come out of college, ahead of the game. I do not want to add to their financial burdens. I could use less lip though. lol
Yeah that is what my parents did...long as we were going to school, no rent. However if we dropped out, we would have to pay even if we had a job.
Also had a few other rules, no smoking or they would stop helping us out with college and other expenses....and this was for me especially but if mom found out I got a credit card, she would cut me off. Dh was especially thankful for this one! LOL Bad enough that i had a lot more student loans than he did but at least neither of us had cc debt. And I am certain I would have had cc debt had I been allowed to get one. I didn't get one until I was 24 and married.
My sister they allowed her to get one but for a long time it was a small limit card and they checked over her statements to make sure that she didn't into trouble with it. She was always a lot tighter with money than I was.
Oh and of course we had to keep decent grades. I did fail one course first semester but everything else was ok....and it was reasonable that they expected us to keep up at least a 3.0 average since we were capable of that.
Now the talking back.....ummm mom was pretty strict with that. I once told her no when I was 10 when she told me to do the dinner dishes. She was like, what did you say, and I was like NO. Ended up with soap in my mouth (tiny dab but I was a drama queen and carried on). Didn't try that again. We were not allowed to swear....and it wasn't until I was close to my 30's that I started swearing in front of them. And we weren't allowed to do the Whatever with an eye roll.
I don't remember what kind of rules we had, but I never really used swears around anyone so that was never a problem. I do remember once I pushed my mom. I was a teenager and I still remember that day and the hurt in her eyes I think she was trying to stop me from going somewhere (I clearly remember her standing in front of our front door with her arms crossed).
It's one of those things I want to apologize for to this day, but I don't know if she remembers it and if she doesn't, bringing it up just might make things worse, you know?
Holy wow! That must have been so awful for you. I hope at the very least, you were able to get the tiniest little chuckle out of it after all was said and done. It's the least you and your mom deserve for having been put through that.
Kate, I would love to meet up with you next time, even down in N. Bedf'd. 90 miles isn't THAT far, but it conflicted with DH's other plans. Sorry about that again. I'm still feeling like an idiot for not looking up the mileage between us before making plans to meet up. Oh, and about the fella you mentioned that you looked up on FB... was it Willy Hurtz from Holden?*
*My husband stood over my shoulder and made me tell that joke against my will, I swear.
as far as the kids and the mouthy thing, it's a newer development with Bobbie. None of my girls really do so much as an eyeroll. At least, not within sight of me. I can't very well put soap in Bobbie's mouth. She's 18. I'm sure I could be charged with assault if I tried. I think the stress of everything that's going on around her, plus the trouble she got into and then not knowing whether she'd be able to walk in her class's ceremony is just getting overwhelming for her. I'm ready for her to be off to college, but I'm not ready to write her off as a 'mouthy kid' just yet. She's under a lot of stress.
I have a few ex-es on FB and I'm happy to see they're happy doing whatever it is they're doing. I always find it a little weird, though, when I see a resemblance between me and their new main squeeze. The one guy who's the self-proclaimed "internet dating expert" author who wrote distorted stories about our relationship in his books ... we're not friends anymore, and he told me off the last time I tried to encourage us to stay friends (over 8 years ago). Still, I see through friends of friends that he's got a wife who's pretty and nice and he seems happy, so I'm glad for him.
I just had a job interview this afternoon and - I'm going to sound cocky here - I'd be surprised if they don't offer it to me. The reason I am going ahead and saying that out loud here is that I sort of do want to jinx it. I think I did well with all 3 people I talked to, and they seemed to think I was a good fit, but I don't know if I'm ready to jump to a new job. This one is more money and it's more challenging so I won't be bored, but there will be no more working from home. Also, there's another job that a recruiter dangled in front of me that's closer to home for a company that was voted one of the top 100 companies to work for by Fortune mag, and that's for even more money - except the recruiter all of a sudden disappeared so I don't know what's up with that one; for all I know, the job's filled or they rejected my resume. On top of that, I had a phone interview last week with a "green technology" company my girlfriend works for that has some interesting perks - although it's farther from home and might be less money and more hours since it's a permanent job. I think if I get this job offer from today's interview, I'm just going to go ahead and take it. My current company is talking about still having a work for me thru September, but I don't know if I can deal with the job instability.
Right now, I have to remind myself that years ago, I chose to be a consultant for the low-commitment, diversity of projects, the higher rates and shorter hours. I'm just feeling so burnt out on job hunting at the moment. Being a mom might have changed my priorities a bit - enough to consider a permanent job with benefits - but until DH starts contributing more, I feel like I have to go for the $ to take care of us all. :/
Well...good luck not getting that job, then? LOL
Yeah, we still talk, DH knows and doesn't care. I feel nothing for the guy anymore (I mean it's been over 15 years since we spoke, let alone saw each other) and I've done well dodging the guy's requests to meet up for lunch sometime or something--I don't think he is trying to steal me away, but still, why tempt fate?
He's trying to make it as a screenwriter and he knows everything and everything about actors and movies and trivia like that so he's interesting to talk to and joke about old times with.
Myles. I don't envy you the position you're in. I hope your dream opportunity comes around for you.
We just got back from Jesi's end-of-the-year school picnic. It was ok I guess. I didn't know anybody, and no offense to anyone who's from here but I had a good look around and I don't look anything like an "Ithaca Mom" In fact, Jesi was approaching me with a young boy from her class and asked her if I was 20! He totally made my day!!
I just learned through Facebook that if it rains (50% chance) the graduates are limited to 6 guests a piece. We have 11 that plan on attending! WHY didn't Bobbie think this was pertinent information???????
My neighbor just posted a comment that if anyone wasn't using all their tickets for graduation to please message her. I'm like..tickets? What? At first I thought it was 'invitation only' and I really had a heart attack. She explained that it's just in case of rain and if they move inside...but still. It's pretty important. It's like we have to have 5 alternates.
Last edited by missychrissy; 06-23-2011 at 08:26 PM.
I just cannot comprehend why Bobbie didn't think this was important. Who am I going to leave out? Even if I leave behind all my kids (let's face it, they'll be bored any way), I still have to disappoint 2 grandparents. I'm really stressed about this.
Myles! Thanks for the airport shout out. I wonder if it was at the same time I was thinking about you because didn't you show up at Lydia's with homemade soda once a super long time ago? Can you share how you made it? I remember Lydia posting about it and that was my first glimpse of your fabulousness.
Chrissy, I wish I had some advice for you but all I can think of to say is to pour yourself a stiff one.
I went to the dr today and I promise I'm not cynical of all dr's but she did not seem knowledgeable. She was typing my symptoms into the computer and then reading my diagnosis. What was she using web md? Anyway, she said I was wound up very tightly in my neck and wanted to prescribe muscle relaxants. I turned them down since I co-sleep and breastfeed. Also she was asking me really odd personal questions stemming off questions about medical history. It was all odd.
I let a stranger hold Sawyer at the grocery store today. She was so sweet and genuine when she came to chat and I just couldn't say no when she asked. Also, a grungy, homeless looking guy started toward me in St. Vinnys and I'll admit I got that quick panic thought that I immediately felt ashamed of, "Please don't touch my baby."
But when he stopped he had a beautiful smile and said, "Welcome to the world little buddy."
Even though she was sweet, I can't believe she asked to hold your baby.
"[Bobbie] can bring as many guests as she wants... She'll only have six tickets to get guests into the auditorium. In the past, once the people with tickets get in, then the doors are open to anyone. There will also be a big screen in the air conditioned cafeteria so people can watch the program there. No tickets are needed to watch from the cafeteria. I am hoping that we can be outside so that tickets aren't needed!!! Keep your fingers crossed!"
It would have saved me a LOT of grief if I had known this.
Cool, Chrissy. Sounds like it will work out.
Normally if a stranger would ask me to hold my baby I'd I've been . I don't know, she was about my mom's age and made me think of her. And Sawyer was acting like he wanted to jump out of my arms into hers.
A lot of stress for nothing. Maybe it was my fault, but when I saw my neighbor's request for more graduation tickets, I instantly thought that meant we needed some to get in and I texted Bobbie and asked her if she knew about needing tickets. She said, "Yes. We're getting them tomorrow." but she didn't know how many. So I wrote my neighbor and she told me they were getting six. It was a few messages back and forth (one where Bobbie writes, "Why are you freaking out about this?" before I finally got the whole answer. But the way it played out, and the way Bobbie answered me...I really thought we were going to be leaving someone out.
Chrissy, I'm glad the whole graduation ceremony thing is sorted out now!
Bridget, that's a really cute story about the lady and about the homeless guy.
I'll log back on in a little bit to chat a bit more; Travis is now wanting me to play "Rockets" with him!


text:
PPI Detailed Report, Annual Supplement
This annual supplement continues the Producer Price Indexes (Annual) which ended with the 1996 report. It presents monthly indexes and annual averages for each year. Major price developments during the year are also summarized.
Archived copies of this series for 2005-present are available at the Bureau of Labor Statistics website.
1998 to 2005
Download this page from:
Download this page in groups:


text:
LOST -- "Three Minutes" - Bea, one of the Others. A determined Michael convinces Jack and several castaways to help him rescue Walt from "The Others." Meanwhile, Charlie struggles with Eko's decision to discontinue building the church, on "Lost," WEDNESDAY, MAY 17 (9:00-10:01 p.m., ET), on the ABC Television Network. (ABC/MARIO PEREZ) APRIL GRACE
Use a Facebook account to add a comment, subject to Facebook's Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Your Facebook name, photo & other personal information you make public on Facebook will appear with your comment, and may be used on ABC's media platforms. Learn more.


text:
LeDuff Video Report
Here's the story. Butch Kassab, the owner of the Tigris Restaurant on 7 Mile Rd. in Detroit closes up shop and heads out with $270 in his pocket around 3:30 in the morning on January 4th.
Someone he knows, 20-year-old Kelvone Cockrell, points a gun and demands that he hand over the money.
Some irony: Butch says he has been helping Cockrell, giving him money for food and diapers, even feeding him sandwiches throughout the week.
Cockrell fires a shot in the ground and Butch hands him the money.
Meanwhile Butch's cousin is watching this scene unfold from his car. So what does he do? He rams his car into Cockrell.
Cockrell gets up, tries to limp away but realizing he is going no where fast, he fires a shot at Butch's cousin, then gets in Butch's car and drives away.
Police catch up with Cockrell in an apartment building, laying in bed with the cash stuffed in his underwear.
Play the video to see the surveillance video and to hear LeDuff tell the story. It's much better the way he tells it. Play it to the end as Charlie explains the simple moral of this story.
WTXF-TV330 Market StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19106-2796Phone: (215) 925-2929Fax: (215) 982-5494


text:
SKLZ Rapid Fire Basketball Ball Return
Product Information:
Perfect your shot while using the SKLZ® Rapid Fire Ball Return. This basketball return system allows a player to practice their shot from anywhere on the court without having to worry about chasing the ball. Develop shooting skills confidently with the SKLZ® Rapid Fire Basketball Ball Return.
- Adjustable arms let you practice shots from all over the court
- Becomes a backstop for shooting
- Netting is 14' long and up to 13' wide for maximum return
- Fits all rectangular backboards up to 60"
- Mounts easily in minutes, no ladder needed for height adjustment systems
- Basketball not included
- Model: BBRF-000
Country of Origin: ChinaWeb ID: 3997868
Customer Reviews:
Rated 4.5 out of 5�by 11 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5�by Hoops Dad Just what I was looking for The SKLZ rapidfire basketball return is easy to install appears to be very durable. The net appears to be able to withstand the weather for several years without degrading. My 11 year old daughter can easily move the stands for the end of the net. My daughters can now practice and play "Horse" without having to chase down made or Missed shots. April 22, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by unchoopster super This is one of the best ball returns that you could buy on the market, it works fantastic! April 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5�by Happy customer. Great product. Just bought this for my teenage son. It works just like the manufacturors said it would and it was easy to install. We are happy with the purchase and would recommend it to others. It makes practice more efficient and fun. February 27, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5�by Obxjake Returns ball excellently The product definitely exceeded our expectations. It returns the ball quickly and in a good location. January 7, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5�by anne marie Nice product, damaged. We like it, but upon opening the box, which was in perfect condition, one of the weighted posts was damaged. A piece of plastic was broken off, and the base will not hold sand. My husband is in the process of talking to the local Dick's about replacement. Fingers crossed, we will find a resolution. December 31, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5�by Sports Mom Everything as advertised We have been using the ball return daily and couldn't be happier with our purchase. The best part is the flexibility. My boys can practice their free throws or we can use it as a backstop when we have games so the ball doesn't wind up on our neighbor's yard. We have only filled the weights with 1/2 the recommended sand since my 10 year old would struggle with moving 50 pounds. It works well with just 1/2 the sand. April 14, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5�by Grandma Works great! So far, this works great! My grandchildren love shooting baskets and not having to chase the ball. It does just what it is supposed to do. I would recommend this to anyone. April 6, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5�by Basketball Lover Great price- terrific training product Fantastic for practicing shooting free throws as well as 10 to 25 foot jump shots. Product is durable and works just as described and as shown in videos. Love it and would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to improve their shooting and hates chasing after the ball. August 9, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5�by Bob the Basketball Player Great return system After using a number of ball return systems, this one is the absolute best. Most traditional systems require the shooter to make the basket. I don't know about everyone else but thats why I am practicing. It allows me to get more reps without a partner. It gives me the chance to get my feet set and focus on my form because I'm not chasing balls all over the place. Great product! August 9, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5�by Bball lover Great Product at a great price! Finally a reasonably priced product that makes shooting baskets by yourself fun. I know the repitition is going to help me out a lot. Product is durable and works great just like the videos I have seen of it. I highly recommend it for anyone trying to improve their shooting skills. August 8, 2011


text:
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -- The state's highest court says New York City must legally defend school employees sued for hitting students even though the workers violated their employment rules.
Ruling unanimously Thursday, the Court of Appeals says a 1960 state law requires paying attorney fees and expenses for a teacher, administrator or other school employee "while in the discharge of his duties within the scope of his employment."
The court says that's not limited to "the proper and lawful discharge" of those duties and it even includes defense against criminal prosecution.
In rejecting city arguments and overturning a midlevel court, the six judges say that law governs these cases despite a later measure that specifically prohibited defending city school workers for actions like corporal punishment that violate their rules.


text:
And safe travels, bridge!!
Over the weekend I wanted a count of how many mini-blinds we needed to replace before we moved out. My dogs jump up to look out the window and bend the slats so they're guady looking. Anyway, Bobbie's one window is totally bare. She had a mishap climbing in her window one day after locking herself out, and yanked down the entire miniblind. Something else must have happened since then, because her whole curtain rod was down too.
Rich was gruff with her asking what happened to it. I heard him say sarcastically, "Yeah, blame Conner." It went on and on and I finally said to him, "Who cares how it got broke? It's broke!! Arguing about it or how it happened won't fix it!" GOD!!
Have fun, Bridget!
chrissy, I know Overstock.com has some deals on blinds if you can get standard sized ones instead of custom sizes. they just take awhile to arrive sometimes. I've been a-decoratin'.
I'm just hanging the $4 ones from Walmart. That's what our landlord used to replace the nice ones that broke while they still lived there. I figure if they're good enough for them to buy, then that's all I'll do too.
But I'll keep Overstock in mind for our remodel. I want the wider slats.
My DH likes to have arguments with Elle of all people. She is 2.5, I'm like "what can you possibly argue about with a toddler?" It actually cracks me up. He will get upset because I laugh at him about it. He also will hold grudges against her, which I don't like. Like she won't want to give him a hug because she is grumpy and he'll be like "well I'm not going to hug you later." Like she will even remember that. I remind him not to be 2 years old quite often, then he gets all embarrassed.
I need to go on overstock. I need a new kitchen table but am afraid of buying something like that online. I also need new curtains and they had some nice pics of curtains but I also am afraid of buying anything of color online, I always think the color will not be exactly like it is in the pic and then I'll be pissed off.
I have to admit that I'm having to find the time to disassemble and box up something I'm returning to Overstock.com, and it's a huge PITA. But they do try to make it as painless as possible, in that they e-mail you a prepaid UPS label, and all you have to do is get your item to a UPS store. I just wish I hadn't thrown out all the boxes and cushiony stuff.
You're right about the color of things online. It's especially hard to see the true tone of a wooden item you're buying. I'm thrilled with the quality of 90% of the things I buy from them, though.
I'm about to go into a meeting I've been dreading all week. The nerves are mainly from the fact that I have this deep-seated fear of authority figures. I've been meditating on it all week - how the "exec" types who are attending are mostly really intelligent people I've spoken to before, and I can learn from them. But there's this little girl still in me that's afraid of getting in trouble for one reason or another. I'll check back in in 2 hrs to let you know how it went. Eeks!
I do a fairly good amount of shopping online. The colors were slightly different on the shower curtain (couldn't find one in a store because I needed a special size) but pretty close. I even bought my snowblower online because they were sold out locally...nothing like finding out the one given to you is a POS during a 22 inch snow fall!). It was great, i got a good deal on it and didn't have to pay taxes on it. I ordered the nursey set online and likely will get most of the rest of the baby stuff online too. We just don't have a babies r us locally or a store like bed bath beyond....most of that would be in the Twin Cities and I don't want to drive 90 minutes each way.
Oh and last year I even ordered our faucets online....got a way better price than even the builder could get locally with his discount and I was pretty specific in wanting certain things.
I was going to buy the elliptical online but found it locally for the same price and they also delivered and assembled it for a price that was worth it to DH so we did it that way.
I just try to find whatever it is on multiple sites to see how it looks and what the prices are...and try to read as many reviews as possible.
I hope it's going well, Myles!
Cash has been suffering with teething this past week so i've not had much more than 3 or 4 hours of sleep each night. I will be so thankful when his teeth finally come through.
I hope it's going well, Myles!
Cash has been suffering with teething this past week so i've not had much more than 3 or 4 hours of sleep each night. I will be so thankful when his teeth finally come through.
I had a good talk with Jesi and men in general. Unfortunately, I had to prepare her for hearing crap like that from men from here on out. Not that what he said was appropriate-it wasn't. And I told her it was ok that she blew up at him. She even admitted to swearing at him, which I understand and didn't say anything to her about. But I did tell her if it happened at work and she got that upset and walked out, it could end up with her losing her job.
How sad is it that these discussions even have to happen? It's not a part of parenting that I really put too much thought into.
Oh, ugh, Ashley. The teething phase is so hard. It's rough on the little one and it's so hard to watch your little guy suffer. Abbeysmom turned us onto frozen grapes in a mesh feeder. Could you give that a try? I hope it stops hurting your little bug soon!
I think you're having some really vital conversations with Jesi, Chrissy. Not all mothers out there take the time to boil everything down for their kids. It is sad that we have to teach our kids to protect themselves, and I wonder if moms were having the same types of talks with their daughters a thousand years ago. I suspect they were.
My meeting didn't go fine, IMO. I felt like I sounded like a stoner. But my boss and her big boss both thought I did great. I'm disappointed that I didn't get more people engaged in the discussion, and there were long awkward pauses, but I guess overall my higher-ups were pleased with the outcome.
Good point...I didn't have a mom to talk to me about such things so I sometimes feel like a fish gasping for air, wondering if I'm touching on all the right topics at the right time. Should I have prepared her better for comments from men? Could I have?
We're our own worse critics. I'm confident that if your boss and boss's boss thought you did fine, then you did.
My car is falling apart fast. It started making a chunking sound when I turned corners. I was alarmed, but my brother said that it would get a lot worse before it totally broke. I was a bit worried about money because things are going to be very tight for us for the next few months-maybe even this whole year! Today it was chunking while I drove straight, so I have to suck it up and buy an axle shaft before it drops out of the car while I'm going down the road.
Jesi's weekly appointment is tonight, and it's 30 miles from Ithaca. I'm worried if it will even make it, but I don't want to cancel. The last two appointments were cancelled by them.
As I was going to bed last night, I jokingly said, 'lord, if you are up there, please let my children sleep through tonight.' And they did. Lol. Now I know i'll definitely have to go to a church service while we're in America to say thanks. ;-)
Lol. I used to pray like that, too, Kate.
Me too. I still like Garth Brooke's "sometimes I thank God for unanswered prayers" song. Even if you don't believe in God, you still have hopes, dreams, and desires, and sometimes when you don't get what you want, later you find out you were better off anyway.
I don't remember my mom talking about comments from men to me....but I have also never experienced that since I have always been overweight and tend to dress more conservatively.
It would be great to live in a world where we could wear whatever we wanted and not have comments or be judged....but my personal belief is that the world is harsh and unfair and we are judged based on clothes....it's why I dress a certain way for work. It's been shown that if one is dressed in a professional way, they are seen as more competent.


text:
Sale - 11" Starfire Red Balloons - SaleItem: 118-227
Recently Viewed:
Balloons for Every Event
Spice up any party or event with balloons to match. The simple and easy decoration you're looking for. Whatever your party theme, we have the balloons to match!
- A dozen balloons per package.
- Starfire Red Tuf-tex balloon.
- 11″ balloon.
- Quantities Limited. Order now before they're gone forever!
- Sale items are non-returnable.
A must have decoration! Attach to your mailbox to let the guest know the party is here or use inside to liven up the room.


text:
I just bought a new camera. I've only taken a few practice shots and the pics are so clear and bright. Does anyone know if the photography classes include point and shoot cameras? I think I might want to take one.
I'm not sure what Alisha is teaching in this one, but I think it's similar to what Daphne taught. Those lessons were often about how to use the various manual controls (available on many P&S cameras), scene setups (night shooting, pets & animals, etc.) and other controls. Additionally, there were homework assignments that helped you think about the photos you're taking and how to set up for them. I think it's valuable no matter what kind of camera you have. Ask Alisha for a list of topics to help you decide.
Yay a new camera Anna!
i haven't taken the photography class, so I am not sure
just wanted to say
an early christmas present? or just because?
what a treat
have fun!
I took the photog class the first month it was offered and got lots of valuable information on using my point and shoot. I'm pretty sure that Alisha is using the same curriculum that Daphne wrote, probably just with a few tweaks here and there. Definitely worth your while!!
Just because!!! We have cameras at school for each grade level and one for the office, library, and other department. I also have one for me but it's the schools and I hate to keep using it for personal use since I already broke one!!! lol!!! I was really just wanting my own so I broke down and got one. Liking it so far!!


text:
California is the most populous state in the United States, and the third largest by land area, after Alaska and Texas; it is also the second most populous sub-national entity in the Americas, behind only São Paulo, Brazil. California is located on the West Coast of the United States, bordered by Oregon to the north, Nevada to the northeast, Arizona to the southeast, the Mexican state of Baja California to the south, and the Pacific Ocean to the west. Its four largest cities are Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose, and San Francisco. Much of the state has a Mediterranean climate, with cool, rainy winters and dry summers. The cool California Current offshore often creates summer fog near the coast. Further inland, one encounters colder winters and hotter summers. California's geography ranges from the Pacific coast to the Sierra Nevada mountain range in the east, to Mojave desert areas in the southeast and the Redwood–Douglas fir forests of the northwest. The center of the state is dominated by the Central Valley, one of the most productive agricultural areas in the world. California is the most geographically diverse state in the nation, and contains the highest (Mount Whitney) and lowest (Death Valley) points in the contiguous United States. Almost 40% of California is forested, a high amount for a relatively arid state.
(Los Angeles)
From the grunting, groaning bodybuilders on Muscle Beach to the chic fashionistas that stalk exclusive Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, L.A. is a thrilling melting pot of cultures and lifestyles that is ripe for exploration.
(San Francisco)
Experience San Francisco Highlights. Includes premium accommodations private airport transfers & shared tours.
(San Diego)
Explore the Californian metropolis of San Diego, nestled between mountains to the east, and the Pacific coast to the west. Visit key attractions such as Balboa Park and the San Diego Zoo, while a visit to one of the city's many beaches is always a great way to spend an afternoon.
(San Francisco, Napa Valley)
As you enjoy a sumptuous lunch in the heritage dining car of the century-old Napa Valley Wine Train, a dreamscape of lush undulating vineyards and fertile farmland lull you into a deep sense of serenity.
Slip on some dark shades and throw down your best celebrity strut as you enter the crowded bars of L.A.'s famous Sunset Strip where you'll rub shoulders with the beautiful people of fashionable West Hollywood.
(Lake Tahoe)
Experience Reno & Lake Tahoe on this incredible adventure. Includes accommodations, private transfers & tours, activities and more.
(Los Angeles, San Diego)
Slip on some dark shades and throw down your best celebrity strut as you enter the crowded bars of L.A.'s famous Sunset Strip where you'll rub shoulders with the beautiful people of fashionable West Hollywood. Experience Venice Canals District, Santa Monica & Knott's Berry Farm Theme park before you'll experience San Diego's Aquarium.
With its patchwork of lush vineyards, aromatic orchards and oak-covered hills, wine country offers visitors a chance to experience the kind of beauty that makes time stand still.
(San Francisco, Lake Tahoe)
Discover California and Nevada, with San Francisco's renowned Golden Gate Bridge, scenic Highway #1 coastal route, glitz and glam heritage of Reno, and the majestic landscapes of Lake Tahoe.
(Los Angeles, Santa Barbara, Big Sur, San Francisco)
As you round a sweeping bend of coastal highway, the Santa Lucia Mountains are revealed rising abruptly from the sparkling Pacific Ocean in a uniquely Californian scene.
Stay in the know: Subscribe to our newsletter to have our hand-picked trips & specials delivered to you!
Please enter a destination


text:
Loan Services
Richland State Bank offers competitive loans for qualified individuals and businesses of all sizes.
Commercial Loans
We appreciate those who trust us to help them succeed. Whether you are a sole proprietor, partnership, corporation, LLC, farmer or church, we can help you reach your goals through the wise use of credit.
Consumer Loans
We all need help from time to time. RSB can structure a loan to meet your need, whether it be unsecured, an automobile loan or a home equity line of credit.
Real Estate and Mortgage Loans
Experienced lenders can explain your options when it comes to long term mortgages, short-term construction or bridge loans. We can help you remodel, build your dream home or buy a lot on the lake.


text:
Thanks for all the advice ladies...I've rented a hospital pump while I buy one. I've been exclusively pumping for one week now and have begun to take fenugreek, nursing tea & blessed thistle. REALLY trying to up my supply. I have a nipple shield that I'll begin to try, and I've also been thinking about getting evaluated by a lactation consultant to help with latch. I hope SOMETHING works.
I'm trying to wean my baby off the bottle (he is 8wks old), I usually breastfeed now 10min each side and then give him 2oz of formula in a bottle, but breastfeeding has become quite a challenge.
He doesn't seem to want the breast anymore...I'm considering exclusively pumping, has anyone else done this and if so how did it go and how long were you able to keep your supply?
I'd love to increase my supply and I'm considering fenugreek, but if he won't nurse then I'd have to pump in order to get him the breastmilk.
I've tried to just give him the breast and no bottle, but he cries & cries until I just give in...what do I do?? I'd love for him to have the breastmilk until at least 6 months but other than pumping I'm running out of ideas.
ps. I have considered using the medela supplementing system so he learns that eating happens out of the breast, has anyone used one?


text:
Added To Cart
Subtotal: $26.45
Items in Cart: 5
Script section containing code for Liveperson Chat Solution
Arch: On a foot, the part that doesn't touch the ground. On footwear, the part that supports that part of the foot.
Ballet shoe: A light, heelless or flat-heeled shoe held on the foot by ribbons, featuring a soft upper.
Bootee: A style that extends slightly higher than the ankle; usually made with a flexible material.
Built heel: A heel built with layers (or lifts); sometimes used for visual interest.
Clog: Traditionally, a boot or shoe with a wooden sole; today's styles often have plastic or synthetic soles.
Construction: Refers to the way a shoe was made; generally the way the sole is attached to the upper.
Eyelet: A hole used for lacing or a fashion detail.
Grain leather: Leather with a grain that is distinct enough to be a fashion detail.
Insole: A light sole that forms the foundation of a shoe.
Instep: The upper surface of the foot; a consideration when selecting a shoe style.
Lift: A layer that composes the heel of a shoe; many shoes have multiple lifts.
Lining: The surface of the upper on the inside of the shoe.
Loafer: A casual and lightweight slip-on shoe, usually with a small tongue.
Moccasin: A shoe featuring an upper and sole constructed as one piece, usually made from a flexible material.
Monk shoe: A shoe with a broad strap that fastens at the instep and features a buckle on the outer side.
Mule: A slipper or shoe without a back part; held on the foot by the forepart alone.
Nubuck: Leather hide buffed on the grain side to create a velvety, buttery feel.
Patent leather: Leather treated to have a shiny finish.
Platform: An element—plastic, cork, wood, etc.—inserted between the insole and outsold to add height or fashion design.
Pump: A light, low-heeled dress shoe.
Quarters: The two pieces of fabric on a shoe that cover the back part of the foot; usually they meet at a back seam and are reinforced.
Riding boot: Knee-high boot that is pulled on and features a low heel.
Sandal: Comprised of a sole held on by strips of material over the top of the foot.
Seat: The part of the shoe that the heel rests on.
Slide: Generic term for a shoe that is slipped on and not fastened to the foot.
Sling back: A shoe with a strap that goes from the forepart, around the hollow part of the ankle; usually it's secured by a buckle.
Spanish heel: A high and narrow tapered heel.
Stiletto heel: A very narrow fashion heel measuring one centimeter or less across.
Tie shoe: Generic name for a shoe fastened to the foot with lacing.
Tongue: A piece of material that covers the instep and fills the gap between the sides of the shoes; protects the instep from the tension of the laces.
Upper: The part of the shoe that covers the upper surface of the foot; often made from leather, but plastic and cloth are common as well.
Wedge heel: A heel formed as an extension of the shoe, where the heel and shoe forefront are in contact with the ground throughout the entire length.
About the Collection:
Step into style with K·Swiss - an innovative footwear brand that fuses technology with fun, fashionable looks. The signature K·Swiss Classic debuted at Wimbledon in 1966 as the world's first leather tennis shoe and continues to be a style staple, both on and off the court.
Today, more than 40 years later, K·Swiss has become a brand synonymous with style and performance. Every shoe employs K·Swiss' revolutionary proprietary technologies for superior comfort, stability and functionality. With a variety of vibrant and neutral colors from which to chooose, each shoe adds sporty flair to any outfit effortlessly. Whether you're dressing for the gym or the mall, K·Swiss offers the perfect balance of style and function for athletes and trendsetters alike.


text:
The 2013 United States Mint Annual Uncirculated Dollar Coin Set is a distinctive set featuring uncirculated versions of the dollar coins produced by the United States Mint in 2013.
This 6-coin set contains the four uncirculated 2013 Presidential $1 Coins from the United States Mint at Philadelphia, the uncirculated Native American $1 Coin from the United States Mint at Denver and the stunning American Eagle Uncirculated Silver $1 Coin produced at the United States Mint at West Point.
Each Presidential $1 Coin has a common reverse (tails) design featuring a striking rendition of the Statue of Liberty. These 2013 coins feature large, dramatic artwork, as well as edge-incused inscriptions of the year of minting or issuance, E PLURIBUS UNUM and the mint mark. IN GOD WE TRUST appears on the face of the coin.
The 2013 obverses (heads) of these coins honor these Presidents:
- William McKinley:
- This design features an image of William McKinley with the inscriptions WILLIAM MCKINLEY, IN GOD WE TRUST, 25th PRESIDENT and 1897-1901.
- Theodore Roosevelt:
- This design features an image of Theodore Roosevelt with the inscriptions THEODORE ROOSEVELT, IN GOD WE TRUST, 26th PRESIDENT and 1901-1909.
- William Howard Taft:
- This design features an image of William Howard Taft with the inscriptions WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT, IN GOD WE TRUST, 27th PRESIDENT and 1909-1913.
- Woodrow Wilson:
- This design features an image of Woodrow Wilson with the inscriptions WOODROW WILSON, IN GOD WE TRUST, 27th PRESIDENT and 1913-1921.
Native American $1 Coin
- The obverse design remains the central figure of the "Sacagawea" first produced in 2000, and contains the inscriptions LIBERTY and IN GOD WE TRUST.
- The reverse design features a turkey, howling wolf, and turtle (all symbols of the clans of the Delaware Tribe), and a ring of 13 stars to represent the Colonies. The design includes the required inscriptions, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and $1. The additional inscriptions include TREATY WITH THE DELAWARES and 1778.
American Eagle Silver Uncirculated $1 Coin
- The obverse design features an ever-hopeful Liberty striding confidently toward the sunrise, draped in the strength of the Stars and Stripes and carrying branches of laurel and oak in her arms to symbolize both civil and military glory. The design includes the required inscriptions, LIBERTY and IN GOD WE TRUST.
- The reverse design features a striking heraldic eagle with shield and olive branch in the right talon and arrows in the left. The design includes the required inscriptions, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, the year of minting or issuance, E PLURIBUS UNUM and the mint mark and additional inscriptions of ONE DOLLAR and 1 OZ. FINE SILVER.
The United States Mint Annual Uncirculated Dollar Coin Set is also available through the United States Mint's Online Subscription Program. Visit our Subscriptions page for more information.
The United States Mint launched the United States Mint Annual Uncirculated Dollar Coin Set in 2007. Due to silver blank supplies being low, this product was not produced in 2009 – 2011. The product was re-introduced in 2012, with a new package design which continues with the 2013 product.
|Specification Name
|Specification Value 1
|Specification Value 2
|Specification Value 3
|Coin Specifications
|Presidential $1 Coin
|Native American $1 Coin
|American Eagle Silver $1 Coin
|6% Zinc, 3.5% Manganese, 2% Nickel Balance Copper
|6% Zinc, 3.5% Manganese, 2% Nickel Balance Copper
|99.9% Silver
|8.100 grams
|8.100 grams
|1.0000 troy oz.
(31.103 grams)
|1.043 inch
26.49 mm
|1.043 inch
26.49 mm
|1.598 inches
(40.60 mm)
|Mint and Mint Mark
|Philadelphia - P
|Denver - D
|West Point - W
On Sale Date: To ensure that all members of the public have fair and equal access to United States Mint products, any order placed prior to the official on-sale date and time of November 14, 2013, at 12 noon (ET) shall not be deemed accepted by the United States Mint and will not be honored. This product will be available for one year from the initial on-sale date or until inventory is depleted prior to the one-year timeframe.
Credit Card: If paying by credit card, please be sure your credit card information remains current to avoid any delays in processing your order. If your credit card has expired by the time of shipment, your order will be cancelled. To update credit card information after an order has been placed, you must call 1-800-USA-MINT (872-6468).
Shipping: Please allow approximately one to two (1-2) weeks for shipping of in-stock products.


text:
The rosy hue of a rhodochrosite cabochon provides the stunning centerpiece for an enhancer inspired by the flora of the Napa Valley. Copper blossoms with rhodolite garnet centers add the unique touch that makes this piece special and sterling silver in a rope design evokes the twining branches of a vineyard. Expect compliments when you wear this statement piece. Enhancer measures 2-1/8" long x 1-1/2" wide and has a snap hinge bail; rhodolite garnet centers total 1.15 carats. Made in America with gemstones from around the world.
Vines stir from seasonal sleep and blossoms of pink enfold the endless rolling hills as the flora of Napa Valley makes its first lush stroke. Pink rhodochrosite and rhodolite garnet burst brightly from copper blossoms and softly curling limbs of sterling silver, embodying the warmth and harmony found in sun, soil and vine.
Like all fine jewelry, Carolyn Pollack Sterling Silver Jewelry should be handled carefully. Store jewelry in a plastic bag, dry and wrapped in tissue paper, when not being worn or displayed. Clean sterling silver with a silver polishing cloth when necessary, but never subject to chlorine, silver dips, chemical solutions or ultrasonic cleaners, as these substances can cause the genuine gemstones to discolor. Never wear jewelry in a swimming pool.


text:
Gears of War 3 Delayed Until Fall 2011Power down those chainsaw bayonets, folks, we have some bad news. Although its original release date was promised on national television, Microsoft has "elected" to delay Gears of War 3 until the 2011 holiday season.
"Gears of War 3 promises to be the biggest entertainment launch of 2011. The teams at Microsoft Game Studios and Epic Games have done great work thus far readying the title for release in the Spring of 2011," a Microsoft spokesperson said in a statement early this morning. "However, we've elected to move the launch of Gears of War 3 until Fall 2011 to make it the marquee title for the holiday season."
Developed by Epic Games, Gears of War 3 was originally scheduled to launch on April 5, 2011. Mid-2011 has quickly become the "go-to" delay time frame for developers and publishers, crowding Microsoft's planned Gears of War 3 release window.
Regardless of when it lands in stores--as the Xbox 360's second biggest exclusive franchise--the continuation of the Marcus/Dom/Locust "love triangle" is sure to fly off shelves. We just wanted it flying at us sooner rather than later.
You must be logged in to post.


text:
Baylor Law School's work to provide legal services to underserved communities in Central Texas is being honored by the State Bar of Texas with the 2014 W. Frank Newton Award. According to the state bar, Baylor Law is being recognized for its "truly exceptional" commitment to the "provision of legal services to the poor."
Baylor Law School earned an A+ in the inaugural list of The National Jurist's "Best Schools for Practical Training." The listings were unveiled in the magazine's March issue. "This is the first effort to try to quantify which schools are delivering on their promises to make legal education more experiential," said Jack Crittenden, editor-in-chief, The National Jurist.
Baylor Law School is a proud co-sponsor of the American Bar Association's 2014 Silver Gavel Awards for Media and the Arts. The Silver Gavel Awards, now in their 57th year, recognizes outstanding efforts by the media and arts to foster public understanding of law.


text:
My daughter is now six years old, and was a 25 weeker. Many of you know our story...
She has had more than her fair share of medical issues, developmental delays, illnesses. We are greatly blessed to have her with us, but she does have last complications due to such prematurity.
My husband is in denial. With everything. I had to fight with him to get her into much needed speech, PT, OT when she was a child. I still do, as he doesn't think she still needs OT once a week and hates that we have to pay $15 a visit (she sill can not write her name). He did not think that she needed to have an IEP at school, though she has developmental delays and today I found out that she failed her hearing test and most likely will need hearing aids.
I call to tell him, and he just blows me off and the test results. Claiming that she can hear just fine. I feel like I have no one who will listen to me and support me when obviously I am scared, concerned and unsure about her future.
I have tried to tell him many times that he needs to be their for me emotionally, but it like talking to a wall. Any suggestions? I *need* his support.


text:
|Find a Breeder
|Puppies For Sale
|Dog Trainers
|Hunting Preserves
|Dog Pedigrees
|Post a Classified
Newest Gun Dog Breeders
Gun Dog Classified AdsMost Recent Classifieds
Hunting Dog Puppies For Sale
Started Gun Dogs For Sale
Finished Bird Dogs For Sale
Hunting Dog Stud Fees
Trainers & Dog Training
Black and Yellow puppies born Sept.... Duckflat Retrievers in Albany, Oregon
GMHR/HRCH/MH/QAA Blk Lab Male Pup FOR SA... Bear Creek Kennels in Fairfax, Iowa
Iowa GSP Pups- Proven Versatile Dog... Bear Creek Kennels in Fairfax, Iowa
Brittany puppy Excellent AKC champi... Georgia Mountain Brittanys in Dahlonega, Georgia
AKC 16 week old male Golden Retriev... Golden Retriever Street in Laverne, Oklahoma
GSP PUPPIES/Hunting/Family Companio... UPLAND HILLS KENNEL in SEQUIM, Washington
AKC Champion sired black (males and... Dream Maker Labradors in Shady Dale, Georgia
AKC German Shorthair Pointer Puppy ... Old Orchard Farm in Elberta, Alabama
AKC German Shorthair Pointer Puppy ... Old Orchard Farm in Elberta, Alabama
GERMAN SHORTHAIR POINTERS OLIVER DAIRY KENNELS & HUNTING PRESERVES in PHIL CAMPBELL, Alabama
AKC Champion sired black (males and... Dream Maker Labradors in Shady Dale, Georgia
New Littter GSP's taking deposits 2 River Pointers in Blairsville, Georgia
Silver Lab Puppies/hunting lines/mi... Korkys Inspiration Lovin Labs in New Lothrop, Michigan
GERMAN SHORTHAIR PUPPIES Liver Re... Big D Kennels in Lebanon, Tennessee
Ohio GSP pups Hi-N-Kennels in Louisville, Ohio
(NC) Black Labrador Retriever Puppi... Back Creek Kennel in Mount Ulla, North Carolina
outstanding lab pups ready to go Dixieland Retrievers in CANON, Georgia
Gorgeous FC sired yellow male lab p... Bird Dog Labs in Bemidji, Minnesota
Contact Skyline Drive Kennels
Important: to prevent automated spam to our breeders we have added a security image below. You must enter the code you see in the box directly below it. If any errors are detected when submitting your information you will be asked to re-enter a new code.
* Required


text:
You are currently viewing the beta version of the new AMM site.
Click here
to return to the current site.
Jan 04, 2013 | 11:21 AM
| Daniel Fitzgerald
aluminum scrap prices,
secondary aluminum alloy prices,
A380.1 prices,
London Metal Exchange,
fiscal cliff,
NEW YORK Free-market aluminum scrap and secondary alloy prices recorded gains on this weeks surge in London Metal Exchange prices, although some players believe prices will settle down shortly. Twitch moved up to a range of 82 to 83 cents per pound from 81 to 83 cents, while secondary-grade painted siding moved up to 72 to 74 cents per pound from 71 to 73 cents. Meanwhile, mill-grade aluminum scrap prices rose significantly, with 5052 segregated clippings moving up to a range of 97 to 99 cents per pound from 94 to 96 cents and mixed low-copper clippings moving up to 83 to 84 cents per pound from 80 to 82 cents. ....
To access AMM's full content, please log in below. If you do not have an AMM account, we invite you to take a free trial or subscribe below.
Access to amm.com editorial content is granted only to paid subscribers and trialists. If you do not have an active account in your own name, please either subscribe or take a trial and you will have instant access to amm.com content. Sharing your login credentials with individuals who are not subscribers represents a violation of AMM copyright.
Every morning, every minute no matter how often you follow the markets, there's an AMM subscription to fit your needs.
Not sure if you are ready to invest in a subscription right now? Take a free, no-obligation trial. Start your free trial today.
Are you stocking more inventory today than 18 months ago?
We actually don't know who his investors are. At the point when we are ready, we will investigate further. There are just so many things to handle and there are a lot of items to be considered with the project."
-- Charles C. Mitchell, Barstow city manager


text:
Apaches will host Tigers in elimination double header Friday
CENTREVILLE, MS. — The Glenbrook Apaches opened up their MAIS baseball playoff series with Centreville Academy with an 11-1 loss in Centreville on Tuesday.
"It was a tough loss," Glenbrook coach Jonathan Hardy said. "I felt like we competed early, but once we got a few runs behind, we just kind of let it go. But I know the guys will show up and play hard on Friday." Subscribe to Read!


text:
We want everyone to have the best possible experience with the products we make. That's why iPhoto, iMovie, GarageBand, Pages, Numbers, and Keynote are now free with every Mac and iOS device.* And all six apps are better than ever. So you can do amazing things with your photos, movies, music, documents, spreadsheets, and presentations. They're all built with a 64‑bit architecture to take full advantage of our powerful hardware. And with iCloud built into each app, your devices work and play together beautifully.
iPhoto makes it fun and easy to organize, edit, and share your photos. You can organize your pictures with tags and quickly find them with advanced search filters. Use simple yet powerful tools like Auto‑Enhance and Brushes to refine your images. Add effects like Black and White or Drama to get even more creative with your shots.Learn more
You may have tons of video you've shot with your iPhone or iPad. Or you may want to be the next great independent filmmaker. iMovie makes it easy to turn your videos into your all-time favorite movies or trailers. And it gives you all the tools to share your creations with your closest fans or make them ready for your worldwide premiere.Learn more
Creating great music on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch has never been easier. Or more fun. With GarageBand, you'll be playing instantly thanks to Touch Instruments and Smart Instruments. You can record, edit, and mix up to 32 tracks with just a few taps and swipes. And you can quickly share your sessions from your iOS device — across the room or around the globe.Learn more
Pages is a powerful word processor that lets you create gorgeous reports, resumes, and documents in minutes — just as effortlessly as everything else you do on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch. The tools you need appear right when you need them. So it only takes a few taps to choose a template, customize your layout, make it read beautifully, and share your work. Writing has never been easier. Period.Learn more
Spreadsheets can be so much more in Numbers. You start off with a blank canvas. Tap to choose a handsome template. Add multiple tables — they're prebuilt, with formulas included. Create stunning, interactive charts with a touch. Suddenly you don't just see data, but what it all means. The power of numbers has never been so beautiful to behold.Learn more
Wherever you go, the power to create a compelling presentation is right at your fingertips. Tap one of 30 elegant Apple-designed themes to start. Bring in a photo. Then drag to resize it. Insert an interactive chart. Create a cinematic transition to move the show along. Keynote on your iOS device makes it all possible. And portable.Learn more
iCloud lets all these powerful apps work and play together across your devices. So if you just created a document in Pages on your iMac, it shows up the same in Pages on your iPhone. When you finish making a movie on your iPad, you can watch it on your MacBook Air. iCloud keeps all the things you do up to date everywhere, so you'll always be up to speed.


text:
(RNN) -Severe weather warnings lit up weather maps across the southeast U.S. Thursday evening.
A possible tornado was reported on the ground in northwest Lee County, AL on the Alabama-Georgia state border, but the warning has since been canceled.
Thousands across the southeast are without power because of the fast moving storms. Alabama Power reports 4,500 customers are without power, according to its Twitter account. Georgia Power is reporting 8,800 customers are without power, mostly in the northeast region of the state.
One person was killed and five were injured from severe weather near Liberty, MS in Kemper County, where Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant declared a state of emergency.
The fatality occurred where a steel building was destroyed, and another person was injured. There is damage in other locations along the path of the tornado, as well as more injuries, however, details are still emerging.
According to the National Weather Service, dangerous tornadoes were seen near Macon, MS.
The National Weather Service issued severe thunderstorm and tornado watches for the Florida Panhandle, central Alabama, northeast and west central Georgia, central and eastern Tennessee, western and upstate South Carolina and western North Carolina through late Thursday evening.
Cities in Alabama, Kentucky and Tennessee reported high wind damage, and two cities in Georgia and South Carolina are reporting golf ball-sized hail.
The severe weather damaged several homes and downed power lines in Notasulga, AL, a city about 12 miles west of Auburn.
Around 50 school systems in Alabama canceled classes in advance of the severe weather.
Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency for the St. Louis area, after the same storm system brought high winds and damage throughout the state on Wednesday.
Hazelwood, MO, a St. Louis suburb saw 24 homes damaged due to a tornado.
Snow and ice hit the upper Midwest, where thousands lost power.
Another tornado also touched down in Arkansas on Wednesday, damaging 33 homes and injuring three people.
According to NWA, a tornado watch remains in effect for southeast Mississippi until 3 p.m. Thursday afternoon, and southwestern Alabama and northwest Florida until 8 p.m.
Copyright 2013 Raycom News Network. All rights reserved.