text:
hCG Diet Drops For Less
We want to make sure you have the best experience on your diet as possible. So we have taken the guess work out of it by ranking the top 6 HCG Drops brands on the market today to give you the best HCG diet reviews. We have evaluated them based on how easy they are to use, how good their customer service is and what their ratings are with the Better Business Bureau and Consumer Reports. We don't want you trying any HCG Drops brands unless they are safe, affordable and deliver results. It's your time to lose the weight, we just want to make it as easy as possible.
Top 6 hCG Drops Brands
Rating 5/5 **Editors Choice**
HCG 1234 is the worlds largest HCG diet support products supplier and there is 1 HUGE REASON for that. HCG1234 is the ONLY diet that offers a 1200 calorie plan instead of a 500 calorie plan. If you are new to the HCG drops diet plan than now would be a good time for you to know that during the longer phases of the diet you are only allowed 500 calories per day, on most plans.
HCG 1234 has a patented blend that allows you to eat more while still burning fat stores. The best reason to choose hCG1234 is because the have a FREE 24/7 diet support staff waiting to take your calls about everything from food pairings to interactions, to tips and tricks.
#2 Easy HCG
Rating 4/5
We've followed Easy HCG and their customers for 6 months now and are confident in the results they have delivered to their clients, legit, not sponsored, effective for those who follow the diet plan.
You are not without additional resources. Upon purchase you will receive their customer HCG Diet Instructions book that comes with a full set of approved foods, tips and sample grocery lists. As for the price, $79.99 for 1 bottle with multiple bottle discounts after that. This is the real deal HCG drops brand.
#3 My HCG Plus
Rating 4/5
So right off the bat what sticks out to us about our reviews of My HCG Plus is the sheer amount of people they have documented on-site as participants and success stories. You may not realize this but the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) mandates that medical sites or those offering weight loss supplements are required to document and verify success stories. So it is impressive to see such a large number of success stories the My HCG site.
The My HCG diet is not different from most other HCG diet drops with the exception of HCG 1234, the difference being in the amount of calories you can have on a daily basis. Most HCG drops diet plans allow no more than 500 calories per day. This was the original recommendation by the diet founder, Dr. Simeon. But we feel confident in a 4/5 diet recommendation.
#4 Your HCG
Rating 4/5
YourHCG or Your HCG (you'll find it used both ways,) is one of the few HCG Drops companies that was started by someone who needed to lose weight. Anytime the founders are users of the product it bodes well for the quality and the value of the drops. Her name is Jamie Edmund and with her husband Dan they created the Your HCG diet.
Your HCG is the leading HCG company using homeopathic HCG. What's the difference? Homeopathic hcg drops are the drops you place under your tongue, while traditional HCG is injected by a doctor. If you have a hard time remembering, think home = homeopathic. The reason we find this important is that because the HCG diet in general is so new, it is important to find companies that have as much experience as possible. But because of their history it was easier to rank them in our hcg diet reviews.
Rating 4/5
DIY HCG as a brand offers two different types of HCG, both Mediral and DIY. The difference is that the DIY is blended with cell salts that DIY HCG claims to help prevent certain side effects that most hcg diet drops can have. The most common side effects on record for HCG drops is muscle cramping, the cell salts are designed to provide the right blend of sodium to keep your muscles from tensing up.
Other than the claim for adjusted side affects the DIYHCG diet is pretty standard. Follow the HCG diet, consume less than 500 calories and you are good to go. The clear advantage to the DIYhcg.com website is their comprehensive follow-up program they offer if you buy hcg online from them. Giving you access to approved spices, flavorings, additional reading as well as a support staff that is experienced and knowledgeable.
#6 HCG EZ Drops
Rating 4/5
So right off the bat there are a number of things HCG EZ Drops does to differentiate themselves from other players in the market. In our reviews there seem to be a lot of white noise from company to company, meaning they all say the same things in a slightly different way. Our reviews are designed to showcase some of the differences between the lines that may not be as apparent initially. In addition we review all brands for 3 major things; User Friendliness, The Success Rate's, and Past Consumer Reviews.
The nice thing about the direction the internet is going is that many companies can now point to individual comments left by their users on Facebook. The down side is they rarely get approval to direct people from their sales pages to a Facebook page from a client. Which is very understandable. But we have accessed a few of their reviews and can verify a few with 100% confidence.
#7 HCG Platinum
Rating 3/5
*Editors Least Favorite*
HCG Platinum is a provider of a wide range of weight loss products that uses a proprietary blend of ingredients known to encourage the body to burn fat, lower cholesterol, and reduce weight. Their original product, HCG Platinum, is an HCG-based product that is meant to be used in combination with a very low calorie diet as per Dr. Simeons original HCG diet protocol. In addition to the HCG hormone, HCG Platinum also contains three powerful amino acids, L-Arginine, Acety L-Carnitine, and L-Ornithine, designed to enhance HCGs fat-burning effect. It is the lowest of our HCG drops reviews.
Leave a comment
You must be logged in to post a comment.
The Best Deals On HCG Drops
The BEST DEAL ON HCG DROPS For May 2012
(Get 2 bottles for just $79.00, that's only $39.50 per bottle!)


text:
Tuesday, February 19 from 10 am - 12:30 pm
Children ages 3 - 5 are invited to receive a 10-minute FREE Early Literacy Screening at the Library courtesy of Nemours BrightStart! Registration will be taken on a first-come, first serve basis on this day by a representative of Nemours. Nemours BrightStart will be returning monthly in 2013 to conduct more screenings at the Library for those not able to take advantage of the opportunity on this date. Utilize this free screening to find out where your child's literacy strengths lay and what you can do to help them improve in any other areas before they start school!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Digital Makeover: Updating a Study Abroad Library
08/12/2011 § 17 Comments
Florence is not like most modern cities. Walking through the city center, it's easy to imagine life as it was 200 years ago. Street performers still play accordions and violins, street vendors roast chestnuts. Older buildings tower over narrow cobblestone streets. The city embraces its heritage — there are no skyscrapers or digital billboards here.But close to 6,000 American students travel to Florence every year, and despite the city's rustic trappings, their studies need to stay current with the times. When I got to FSU's Florence library in August 2011, I found:
- 12 new computers
- 1 ancient printer
- 6,000 books
- 1 card catalog
- No digital records to speak of
- No websites
If, like me, you thought that in 2011 every noteworthy organization had a website and every noteworthy library had an online catalog, think again. The Florence Program is a great organization (with excellent, professional staff members), and the Florence library is a very good collection of academic texts, popular books, maps, and travel guides. So why is there no digital presence?
One reason is that the library has for time immemorial been led by one graduate student chosen from FSU's MLIS program. So, once a year, the library loses its supervisor and gains a new one. And each new graduate student supervisor grapples with living in a foreign country, managing a library, and taking classes. There seems to be little time left for large-scale digitization projects.
Despite all of this, I've decided to do what I can to move this library into the internet age. My mission will start with a website built in EZ Publish (FSU's preferred Content Management System) and will continue as far as I can get with putting our holdings online in a searchable format. My main criteria for finding a system of cataloging online, were, roughly:
- Quick and easy to build.
- Inexpensive or free.
- Easy to searching.
- Easy to maintain.
After exploring a few open source softwares (Koha, Evergreen, BiblioQ), I quickly discovered that I was out of my element. (Apache Tomcat servers? Yankee hotel foxtrot?) Besides, we didn't have a website, much less a dedicated server for the installation of our catalog. So I started to check out LibraryThing. It's a service aimed at book lovers who want to keep their personal libraries in order, by for my purposes it seems to fit the bill. You can see my early LibraryThing efforts here.
I can load all 6,000+ books from the library onto this website for $25. It provides the books' metadata, which I can download into a CSV or Excel file so there's room to migrate our digital library if that's needed in the future.
But to what extent should I put all of my hopes and dreams of a quick, online catalog into LibraryThing? Although we're a low-traffic library, I won't be able to use LibraryThing to properly track circulation stats, so should I rethink my objectives and try to build something more comprehensive somewhere else? Something that we could "own" more fully?
For now, I'm sticking with the card catalog. But hopefully I'll be able to take some steps towards creating a digital presence by the end of next summer.
Tagged: Florence, FSU, International, internship, LibraryThing, metadata, online, Open, technology, work abroad
§ 17 Responses to Digital Makeover: Updating a Study Abroad Library
rose l chou says:
What an amazing experience — I'm so jealous! Anyone know of similar programs out there?
Christie Koontz says:
Justin–I am so inspired by your work and contribution to the study centre–your intiative and crativity will have a lasting mark!! Dr. Christie Koontz
Joanna June says:
What a fantastic opportunity to leave lasting beneficial effects!
It is indeed hard to imagine that there are card catalog libraries in active use but as you noted, perhaps it is still currently the best tool for the job. I think the important point is that you are exploring and trying new ideas given the resources at your disposal. Implementing a forward-thinking solution is progress. Even if it isn't perfect, you'll learn more as part of the process.
The social aspect of hauling the library into the digital age is another great benefit. Just with this post, by reaching out to the greater community you and your library patrons can both benefit from others' experience and knowledge, as well as provide same to those with similar challenges (those perhaps closer to home).
I look forward to following your progress (and footsteps).
a presto
Christie Koontz says:
As someone who plays a small role in this process (supervisor of FSU internship program)–I grovel at both of your brilliant 'feets'–so exciting to envision and see the Florence library leap forward!! All puns are good–Dr. K
Jeff Saunders says:
Well, certainly you need to start with a limited scope. My advice would be to start with the most circulated items in the collection, assuming of course there are circulation records? And to keep your primary target audience at the center of all your thinking, are they predominately from one discipline, like History students or something for example. Once again a limited scope is probably the best way to start. In a more perfect world I would recommend conducting a simple survey of the students coming into the library to see what the actual users of the library feel should be in the digital library. Of course, users probably don't want to take a survey so you might be limited to just asking people through short interviews. I would also talk to Dr. Oh as she is our resident prof with digital libraries. In class we used Omeka so the university might already have some deal with them. Now Omeka might not be the best choice as I found plenty of usability problems with it over the course of the semester and LibraryThing might be easier. But starting small and setting up a plan for future growth to leave the next administrator is probably your best bet. The main thing here is to develop a good technology plan. I've got a couple of good examples I can send you and the Florida Electronic Library also has the Alachua county plan as an example on their website as well.
justindlc says:
I started off on the first shelf but then got kind of wise and headed towards the most circulated bits (art history and popular literature). I'm sort of headed to total inclusion as an end goal with the digital library. I hadn't considered leaving materials out, just wanted to decide whether there was a better system for my needs right now. I'll surely prioritize what materials I load first. But if I can keep loading books, why not? Is it possibly for a digital library to get 'bloated'? It'd just be a matter of time spent, and I have (student) library assistants to help.
I'd love to see some technology plans. I'll send you a message about that.
I also didn't mention that I'm already in touch with my successor for next year and I'm going to keep them in the loop with my projects to get them off to a running start.
Thanks for the feedback everyone!
Jennifer says:
Che Bella!
Following Mr Abram's comments at the CLA conference (http://amazon.sjsu.edu/slisPod/slisLecture/2011/slisLecture2011.mp4), maybe circulation stats aren't as necessary anymore as capturing anecdotes. Maybe LibraryThing would be enough? I would think the CSV file, alone, would be worth the $25 and your time.
Are smartphones prevalent? If the books aren't barcoded yet, might QR codes help?
justindlc says:
No barcodes here. Are you recommending generating, printing, and attaching individual QR codes for each book? Or just the highly circulated ones? Or just having a QR code on the website so people can grab the book info to go find it on the shelf?
There are a few smartphones, but most students will just get a cell phone locally, usually dumbphones.
Annie Pho says:
This sounds so awesome Justin! I am totally jealous of your experience. Sounds like you've got quite a challenge but you're taking the steps towards a solution. Enjoy your time in Italy!
[...] the original: Digital Makeover: Updating a Study Abroad Library « Hack Library … Share this: Other Artcles:Adventures in the DAI Library: Study Abroad in [...]
Evelyn N. Alfred says:
Good luck.
Engineering from Nepal says:
I'm from Nepal & am planing to go to the US for my post graduation. I'm agoraphobic to some extent & my psychologist says that I'm primarily suffering from GAD & that agoraphobia is a side effect of GAD. I can't take my mind off the fact that I have to leave my home for more than 2 years very soon. I don't know if I'm gonna have the guts. I feel nervous at times just thinking about it. I've been on medication for about 6 months & have now stopped. I was using Zapiz+Veniz XR for the 1st month & then continued with veniz XR only. Can I use Zapiz to calm myself as an SOS for the whole time I'm out? What could be the possible side effects? I also fear the panic attacks I might have in the plane as this would be my first time. It is very difficult for Nepalese students to survive in the US, so the question of seeing a psychiatrist in the US if I feel any anxiety is out of the frame (very expensive). Please help me I'm desperate.
Stephanie Bennett says:
Sounds like a lot of hard work, Justin, but it also sounds like you're really committed to the process – and to making sure that there's something for your successor to build on. I've been struggling with "passing it on" in the ephemeral grad school world in my own way, with student leadership. My idea is to create a quick less-than-five-page guide to Student Leader Start-up, to give them access to frequently asked questions (both theirs and other people's of them) and an idea of what they'll need to know. I hope you're keeping track of your thought processes and work, to help inform future supervisors' decisions!
coffeebooksbeer says:
As Justin's successor I cannot compliment him enough on his thought-process-tracking and leave-it-to-be-built-upon work.
Your idea, Stephanie, is a good one for almost any application (library or not). In both the incoming and outgoing positions, I have found a Hot Sheet of FAQ and a "Typical Day" rundown is a good place to start. Particularly for the person leaving, the process of writing these two basic documents requires them to think through what information they might be taking for granted but the new person might not know. Coalescing it all to something manageable is it's own challenge but you are just giving the keys and principals, as you noted it is up to the successor (or student leader) to take that and build on it.
Stephanie Bennett says:
I love the idea of a "typical day" rundown, have never heard that idea before. Excellent, Joanna (and, again, Justin!)
[...] Florida State University has also offered programs and internships in London and Florence. [...]
[...] Study Center in Florence, Italy. The library, as the previous Student Supervising Librarian noted last year, is almost as antiquated as the 15th century building that holds it. Nothing gives me more pleasure [...]


text:
| Subject to Credit Approval
"Customer service is priority #1 at Rocky Mountain ATV/MC. We value our customers and strive to be the best shopping experience- when you buy from us, you are buying lifetime service."
-Dan Thomas, CEO and Founder
We take pride in offering no hassle returns. In the event of a return, please call, email or chat with us to receive a solution to the problem. For apparel that doesn't fit quite right, Click here to see our Fit Guaranteed Program.
We will stand behind all products we sell with regards to manufacturing defects in workmanship and material. Most products are limited to the manufacturer's warranty. However, we will do everything in our power to take care of the problem.
Live chat: Click here
(Leave email if after hours)
Call us: 1 800 336-5437
7am-7pm Mon-Fri 8am-4pm Sat (Mountain Standard Time)
Each review submitted enters you into a $100 gift card monthly drawing, and a $500 gift card quarterly drawing!
Comments On Feb 13, 2014:The only reason to buy the UNI filter service kit is that their filters aren't compatible with many other common brands of oil/cleaner. But the UNI filters are terribble quality even if you use their chemicals, so why bother? I only use NoToil now. I have used TwinAir before too without any problems or negative things to say; NoToil is just cheaper and every bit as good. Don't buy UNI.
Was this review helpful?
Comments On Dec 11, 2013:The best cleaning kit for the best filter out there.
Was this review helpful?
Comments On Oct 02, 2013:good quality and price
Was this review helpful?
Comments On Jun 09, 2013:This kit makes life easy. Can get any better and it keep the dirt out.
Was this review helpful?
Comments On Sep 19, 2012:I used to use FFT oil and some solvent from my local janetorial store. It was always such a chore to clean my filter. The Uni stuff rocks! Way easier to use, so I'll clean my filter more regularly. I'm sure I won't buy the kit again since I won't run out of one before the other, and RMATV offers each one individually. I'll buy each one as it runs out.
Was this review helpful?
Comments On Aug 14, 2012:cleans filters really good
Was this review helpful?
Comments On Aug 01, 2012:Awesome kit and the best price! Only wish they would also give you some grease with the kit as well!!
Was this review helpful?
Comments On Jun 06, 2012:Used all different kinds of cleaners on my Uni and this does work the best!
Was this review helpful?
Comments On Nov 29, 2011:Have been using this kit without any issues.
Was this review helpful?
Comments On Nov 19, 2011:Tired of soaking your filter in a bucket just spray wash and rinse! Love this stuff
Was this review helpful?
Stay Connected!
© 2014 Rocky Mountain ATV, Inc. All rights reserved. Unauthorized use of any images, thumbnails, illustrations, descriptions, or editorial content without written permission is strictly prohibited. Prices are subject to change without notice.
See our street site JakeWilson.com for: Motorcycle Parts, Motorcycle Accessories, Motorcycle Tires, Motorcycle Helmets and more.
Take a look at our most popular areas: ATV parts | ATV Accessories | ATV Tires | Dirt Bike Parts | Dirt Bike Accessories | Dirt Bike Motocross Tires | Motocross Gear | Motorcycle Accessories | Motorcycle Exhaust | Motorcycle Helmets | Motorcycle Brakes.


text:
October 11, 2011 at 1113 × 842 in Why T-Mobile is expanding its Bobsled VoIP platform
Related research
Subscriber Content?
Subscriber content comes from Gigaom Research, bridging the gap between breaking news and long-tail research. Visit any of our reports to learn more and subscribe.
Related stories
LyveHome, the personal media device from former Apple exec Tim Bucher, goes on sale
Former Apple executive Tim Bucher's Lyve Minds is starting to sell its first product, the personal media...Janko Roettgers
Pinterest debuts Guided Search, Custom Categories, improved Related Pins
Pinterest announced changes to its discovery tools, including a guided search system built for mobile.Lauren Hockenson
Is net neutrality dying? Has the FCC killed it? What comes next? Here's what you need to know
The FCC is proposing new rules that would govern cable networks and other carriers -- rules it...Mathew Ingram


text:
Things you can do
Stuff you may read
What is so unique about reviews in Admanya?
Reviews in Admanya are generally unbiased as they are from the consumers themselves. It is the user feedback that lends credibility on which you can rely on to make a better purchase decision.
How do I write a review in Admanya?
Review writing in Admanya is simple. Click on the red tab on the top right hand corner. Select a category, then select a product/service and post your review. No mandatory registration or signup is required. All you need is a valid email address. However a registered member can enjoy many other benefits.
Why should I choose Admanya to write my reviews?
Admanya offers you a wide range of products and services to review on, your reviews are read and commented upon by other members which leads to a lively social networking. Your reviews act as a guide to shoppers and help you earn Admanya cash.
Is Admanya beneficial only to consumers?
No, Admanya's Brand Manager feature also helps the companies to address the grievances of the consumers and express their own points of view.
Dr Batra Hair loss treatment
Health & Beauty
Review on Dr Batra's Clinic
Posted on 30/01/12, by Roopali , Bangalore
Review Text
Survey Question(s)
What was the duration of your treatment?
Ans: More than 3 months
Was your problem cured?
Ans: No
Would you like to recommend this product/service to others?*
Ans: No
Final verdict
Not at all worth the money, time & effort.
Comments (1)
cosmicbomber wrote on 31/01/12
Sue these buggers!
comments powered by Disqus
Recent reviews on Dr Batra's Clinic
Highest Rated
Dr. Batra's hair fall treatment
Lowest Rated
Dr Batra Hair Transplant Review - Dr. Batra or Dr. Lootera


text:
Gas Pains
Tom grew up in Milwaukee, bartended in Wauwatosa in the '70s and moved here in 1984.
Commentary, observations and musings about the outdoors, life in general and maybe Tosa politics and personalities will be the order of the day. He savors a lively debate as much as terrific cooking.
Clear-Cutting Trees For Jesus
Fellow Community Voice - Family Guy (Peter Hart) has broached a topic rather near and dear to my heart.
I would like to thank those Tosans that opened his eyes to see the light.
Hey Tom - How Republican are you?
If the totally scientific research is to be believed...
|You Are 40% Republican
Tosa Trivia - Answer and Winner
A Trivia riddle.
I was born in Germany in 1881 and died in America in 1936.
A New Wauwatosa Winter Sport - UPDATED
See update at botton of post
Looking for a new challenge?


text:
Long Island weddings
Who's been getting married on Long Island? View these photos to find out.
advertisement | advertise on newsday
More in Opinion
- Jimmy Margulies cartoons
- National cartoon roundup
- Cartoonists take aim at gun control
- Gallery: Responses to Kansas City shooting
- Obamacare cartoons
- Cartoonists try to find flight MH370
- Walt Handelsman's cartoons
- Matt Bodkin's Long Island
- Cartoons: Supreme Court campaign finance decision
- Cartoons: Unrest in Ukraine
- Cartoons: Miltary budget axed
- Cartoonists respond to Arizona's 'religious liberty' bill
- Cartoonists on NSA surveillance
- Marquil: Cartoons by Mark Wilson
- Barack Obama editorial cartoons
- Cartoonists on the Sochi Olympics
- Cartoonists on the cold
- Cartoonists on the NFL
- Cartoonists on the 'Bridgegate' scandal
- Cartoonists on Chris Christie
- Cartoonists on Alex Rodriguez
- Cartoonists welcome 2014
- Jimmy Margulies' top cartoons of 2013
- Cartoonists on the holiday season
- Cartoonists respond to U.S.-Iran deal
- Cartoonists pay tribute to Mandela
- Cartoonists shop online with Amazon Drone
- Cartoonists on Pope Francis
- Cartoonists remember JFK
- Cartoonists on Rob Ford
More photos
- Long Island and New York City's top photos Way to Go kids
- Half Hollow Hills West vs. Kings Park Bellmore JFK vs. Seaford
- LI car accidents New York City parties
- Notable Long Island celebs Celeb spotting at Tribeca Film Fest
- Long Island's best tattoos LI notable deaths
- 27 LIers who've made us proud Guess who: LI celebrity yearbook pictures
- Who's ringing stock exchanges' bells? LI people on the move! Promotions, new jobs
- Ward Melville vs. West Islip Dropping LBs: LIers before and after weight-loss stories
- 79 celebrities remember life on Long Island Long Beach vs. Wantagh
- Recent LI fires This week's Class AA baseball team rankings
- 50 years ago, NY World's Fair predicted today LI Easter egg hunts 2014
- Animals on the loose on LI, in NY Long Island rich cribs


text:
Make a statement... say it loud and proud with the new line of Hood Protectors from Stampede®! Made with state-of-the-art technology to produce photo-quality graphics on "next gen" polymer, it's the sure-fire way to set your truck apart from the rest, while adding valuable front end deflection.
Contoured to fit even the newest integrated hood designs, these body blending Protectors are precision engineered to be an exact fit for your truck's specific design. Features an aerodynamic reverse flip for superior wind deflection, plus a stand away design for easy cleaning. Installs easily with included 3M® Automotive tape.
Choose yours and order ONLINE today!
Please Note: These items are shipped directly from the factory. To see the expected shipping date, please add to your Shopping Cart. Sorry, no express shipping available. We are unable to ship factory direct items to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico or APO or FPO addresses.
Stampede® VP Series Hood Protector, "Cowboy Up"
Stampede® VP Series Hood Protector,"Cowboy Up with Flag"
Stampede® VP Series Hood Protector,"Cowboy Up with Flames"
Stampede® VP Series Hood Protector,"Cowboy Up with Skull"
You qualify for a free gift. It will be added to your cart automatically.
Shop Similar Items
to find something that we have now or that can be backordered.
If you would like to be notified when we have this item available for sale, click
and enter your email address to receive an email notification.


text:
Related Stories for Wine Festival 2009: Auction Begins
- Live Blog: Naples Winter Wine Festival Auction ends, estimated $8.5 million raised
- VIDEO/PHOTOS: A red 'Vette, a safari and Regis among wine auction lots
- LIVE UPDATES: How the 2010 Naples wine festival auction went today
- PHOTOS Decade of decanter: Naples wine festival, $74 million raised for kids in 10 years
Comments on this photo » 0
Be the first to post a comment!
Want to participate in the conversation? Become a subscriber today. Subscribers can read and comment on any story, anytime. Non-subscribers will only be able to view comments on select stories.


text:
Parent Directory | Revision Log
|Links to HEAD:
|(view) (annotate)
|Sticky Revision:
Added support for MESSAGE-OO and (lisp-name . c-name) syntax for structure fields
Fixed array. Removed redefinition of cffi:mem-ref
Fixed double free of object due to use of with-slots instead of setf (pointer object)
Fixed FREE-PTR generic. First param is a symbol
Changed API for freeable to be consistent with CFFI: changed :FREE to :FREE-FROM-FOREIGN and :FREE-TO-FOREIGN as in :STRING Synced with last version of CFFI
Fixed memory leaks
Minor fixes
Fixes with GC
Added array with variable length
Initial release
This form allows you to request diffs between any two revisions of this file. For each of the two "sides" of the diff, enter a numeric revision.
|ViewVC Help
|Powered by ViewVC 1.1.5


text:
Toshiba MSI Bluetooth EDR Device Free Driver Download
Input Devices (mouse, etc.), BLUETOOTH, HID, ...
See details of driver package which includes support for this device.
Device Name
MSI Bluetooth EDR Device
ver.: 4.0.1216.0 (7 Mar 2007)
4.0.1216.0 (2005-12-16)
Supported Operating Systems
Windows XP, Other, Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows Vista
Uploader Notes
Ethane T10M (TW3)
BlueTooth Driver File
OS: Windows MCE, XP
Uploaded By
Rexrinaldo (DG Staff Member) on 3/15/2007
Driver Package
T10XBLUT.zip (27.7 MB)
Hardware Ids Supported
Related Drivers
Reviews Summary
Already tried it? Give your review
Embed a link to this page


text:
Wed June 26, 2013 - 10:00 AM
Intermountain Medical CenterClassroom 1 Located in the Doty Family Education Center 5121 So. Cottonwood Street Murray, Utah
RSVP to Susie Simpson, RN @ (801) 507-4779.
The Heart Failure Prevention and Treatment Program
FREE Heart Failure Education:
The Heart Failure & Transplant program offers FREE classes to patients and their families in our community. If you or a family member have been affected by one of the following, you won't want to miss this seminar:
What is Heart Failure?
Heart failure is a condition in which the heart muscle is either weak or stiff, and gradually loses its ability to pump enough blood to supply the body's needs. Symptoms include shortness of breath, fatigue, activity intolerance, and fluid retention.
Heart failure affects nearly 6 million Americans and is the only major cardiovascular disease on the rise. While there is currently no known cure for heart failure, it can be well managed with appropriate lifestyle changes, medications, and implantable devices.


text:
Jacksonville News
Piedmont Journal
Cleburne News
Daily Home
St. Clair Times
Longleaf Style
Anniston, Alabama
Life & Arts
About Us
Digital Edition
Local News
Cleburne Co.
Crime & Public Safety
Sunday Record
Nation & World
My Team
Crimson Tide Extra
War Eagle Extra
JSU Blog
Score Updates
Crimson Tide Extra
War Eagle Extra
Gamecock Corner
Community Blogs
Digital Edition
Arts & Theater
TV Listings
TV Star
Movie Showtimes
Op-Ed Columns
Speak Out submission
Star Columnists
Hot Blast
Special Reports
Online Features
Improve Anniston
Available Carrier Routes
Church Directory
Gas Prices
Sports & Rec.
Real Estate
... more
Real Estate
... more
Daily Calendar
Faith Calendar
Entertainment Calendar
Community Events Calendar
Contact Us
Social Media
Photo Reprints
Digital Edition
by BrianRobinson
Oct 30, 2012
| 25794 views |
Let me state at the start here: I don't REALLY mean failure in the headline. Failure has a negative connotation, the bad end of a binary set: succeed v. fail; do v. don't; get a bonus in your allowance v. being grounded; stay another semester in college v. call mom and dad and ask if your room is still available. I don't mean that. But it DOES apply to my new way of thinking. Because while I was dreaming up this article the first thing that came in my head was Mythbuster's slogan: Failure is ALWAYS an option!
One of my biggest problems as the dad of an autistic, yet brilliant, son is that after several attempts in several areas, I have generally pulled back from social gatherings and outside activities involving my son, choosing instead to live the life of a hermit in many ways. There are probably neighbors on my street who would be shocked to see Xander, since he doesn't go out too much. One of my friends who happens to be my tae kwon do instructor - who I've been with for three or four years - once joked he wondered if I actually had a son or wife, since he's never seen them. People at stores know Xander more than our close friends do, because we HAVE to take him shopping with us - remember, babysitting is not an option, so if we go somewhere he has to go somewhere, and no matter how much weight loss I would enjoy, eating is kinda mandatory. But other stuff, like parties and gatherings - not so much.
My unwillingness to try new things with Xan is both due to unselfish and selfish fear. I don't want to place him in situations where he'll be uncomfortable or bothered by some environmental issue. I don't want him to feel different from others and have his nose shoved in it. I don't want him to be in a place where he has to do things 1-2-3 and a-b-c (like a team, say) and when he can't be singled out for it. I still don't really know if my son knows he's different (or, knowing my child and my attitudes, cares one whit that he is) but should he know and care, I don't want it driven into him when it doesn't have to be.
But, then again, honesty makes me confess (good Catholic word, huh?) that a LOT of my decisions here come from the memories of what happened during failed excursions and how we had to deal with it. It can range from us being exhausted at keeping a weather eye on him in outside areas, for fear he may wander or get into something he shouldn't, and his frustration at his being corralled like that, to his actually having a problem that we have to deal with - loud music, not liking the food, being bored and demanding his usual toys that he doesn't have access to, and the all-too-common meltdowns from known and unknown factors that result hours of screaming, late nights in the living room with him decompressing in a long drawn out process on the couch and me trying to catch what sleep I can on the rocking chair, and the lack of sleep that leads to a bad morning and a bad day and quite probably a bad night in a vicious cycle like the pit and the pendulum. The exhausting aftereffects have been a large part in my pulling away.
This came to a little head yesterday when my tae kwon do group made plans to have a Halloween party and, of course, invited Xan - perhaps to actually see him and convince themselves I'm not suffering from a complex and ongoing hallucination. (BUT - a lot of my fellow TKD takers did see my little guy at a separate function we did bring him to! I'm not crazy - in this area at least!) The kids were happy and chatty and excited and as sometimes happen, the gulf between Xander and other 'normal' kids was driven into me like a stake in a vampire. In keeping with the Halloween theme.
Sometimes I can shrug this off. This time I couldn't. It dwelled in me and I came home quite down and depressed. Tracy, of course, noticed this and got me to talk. (Therapists must REALLY hate her, since I could keep more than a few of them in yachts and Ferrari's if she wasn't there to listen to me and, as will be seen, make suggestions.) And then said "Why don't we try more things? I mean, that big day (
which I wrote a whole entry about
) was one we rolled the dice on and look how it turned out."
So we're starting to get ready to try things. Deal with what bad may happen, see if something good can happen. And yes, be ready to deal with the bad days and suchlike that will happen - but will hopefully be balanced out by good days and new findings of our mysterious and miraculous child.
I may have failed him in pulling away from things - but now we're going to try some new things and be willing to deal with failure.
Share This Blog entry
by BrianRobinson
Oct 16, 2012
| 6302 views |
One of the more personal and unique issues we have with Xan is discipline. Perhaps with "normal" kids, it can be an easier call - you can take it on faith that the child understood the instruction they chose not to do, disobey, ignore, whatever because you know they could comprehend what they were told, were able to hear it, were able to put the ideas behind it together and had the ability and chance to follow them. With many autistic kids, and especially with Xan, it's harder to just know that they made a choice to disobey.
A couple of weeks ago we tried an experiment. We're not what you call a first-adapter kind of family, so oftentimes we end up getting some kind of new toy like an Ipod at the end of its life cycle. We tend to keep these things for a while, so we have a few odds and ends around the house. So now Tracy and I have our own personal toys and decided to pass the Ipod to Xan. Took the time to update it, get a new power cord, rearrange the icons and delete stuff he wouldn't be interested in and add more we thought he would be - we're talking a good three days straight work here.
Gave it to him with strict instructions on when and where he could use it, and the first day went fine - perhaps because we were always watching him. The next day, I was feeling miserable and went to grab a nap. Tracy came back after a couple of hours, woke me up, talked to me for a few minutes, went back to the living room. Total time gone, maybe five minutes. Xander was no longer where he was supposed to be and the Ipod had vanished.
Spread your hand out wide, like you're about to try to take the lid off a big tough jar. The Ipod is narrower than that. Our living room is nowhere near pristine, with stacks of books and papers and toys and cats and games everywhere. Finding that Ipod was like finding a piece of hay in a stack of needles.
Accidents happen, of course, and that loss wasn't at first a problem. I mean, if I found everything I had ever lost I'd need a new house. But Xan wouldn't help us look at all. Perhaps he didn't understand it, who knows, but after much requests demands and orders to help us (all of which were equally effective, like a stick of butter against a flamethrower) were ignored much of his fun stuff was taken away, like TV shows, CD picks and going to his room - more than this little outlier in a second. We did this to emphasize that while accidents happen you have a responsibility to help fix the accident, an attitude which he seems to not be in agreement with, and telling him that if we couldn't trust him to help us out we had to make sure he didn't do anything wrong we had to fix. This lasted for a week,
So yesterday, both from expiration of punishment time and just a want to start stuff over, I was very nice to him. Let him have TV, pick his songs, even got some Chick-Fil-A on the way home. (Which, I have to admit, wasn't entirely altruistic on my part. That feeling miserable from before never really went away and the doctor said I was trying, once again, to catch pneumonia. So an easy meal was very welcome.) We even let him head to his room, which we had forbidden on the general theme of 'we can't trust you here.' He has a habit of going into our room and flopping on our bed, which isn't a huge deal, but it does pull the mattress off the bed and he never even tries to fix it. And we had forbidden it several times.
Well, he wanted to go to his room and I said, very specifically, very clearly, making him repeat it: No going to mommy and daddy's room, no jumping on the bed. None. Okay. He goes, he runs back in, a few times. No big deal. I check our room and the bed's messed up - not bad, perhaps just from the cats or a bad making up - maybe. Still feel bad, don't want to push it, so I tell him again and shut the door so the next time there will be no doubt.
Yep. Walk back again, door wide open, and he's jumping on the bed.
This was much more depressing than perhaps you can imagine. I believe I've said it before, but the most frustrating thing with Xan is the near complete lack of communication in a give-and-take sense. I don't know what he's feeling, why he does some things, why he likes what he does and why he hates what he does. I have to guess and take stabs in the dark about my son much more than I like. In many ways, Xan is more mysterious and unknown to me than my cats are. (Of course, the wants and needs of cats are pretty easy - worship me, feed me, clean my catbox and pet me when I feel like it.) Even worse, since the areas he is able to communicate tend to be demands for things he wants, very often our verbal relationship is as personal as the one with the last waiter you had at Cracker Barrel. And I don't get tips of any kind.
And with the always present doubts I have about whether or not I'm doing the right thing in almost all parenting decision, the lack of feedback can be a large weight. Such as this latest act of disobedience - was it? Was there something I missed that made him unable to understand what I told him? Or was it the Pandora's Box attraction of it - the ONE THING I say don't do. I don't know, I won't know and I can't know.
Which led me into what if he really didn't understand - will this be the way he is always? 'cause that would be a pretty severe limit in what he could do outside the house. I know he's a genius, his grades and how well he can function shows me that, but what if this genius of his just doesn't cover instructions? Or more specifically my instructions? And what if all the troubles he has isn't resistance but he can't do them? The old what-if game where every throw is craps, every space is GO TO JAIL, and every ladder goes straight to the bottom.
(Something tells me if mom was alive or if dad reads this blog they would be quick to mention the countless number of times I did stuff like this as evidence of the free choice option here. So maybe it's another nice little genetic gift of revenge from my parents, fulfilling the curse 'I hope your kids...' which would be the best news I could get)
I don't know what's going on here, and I say that a lot.
As much as I wish I knew if he understood me, I wish so much more I could understand him and bridge some of this chasm we have.
Share This Blog entry
by BrianRobinson
Sep 24, 2012
| 5928 views |
AND it's been another month since I touched base here. This one I blame on my insomnia, which has apparently decided it really wants to be my friend forever and ever and ever and EVER! It comes in two forms now; one where I can't get to sleep until early in the morning, 2 or 3 AM, and then I get up at 5:15 to start the day and the variant when I fall asleep okay but wake up after a few hours and have trouble going back to sleep and wake up every fifteen or twenty minutes or so. More than a few days of that and you feel like you're wrapped in thick cotton, stumbling when you walk, and generally not able to write anything more coherent than your name on the bottom of checks.
A reason I sometimes can't fall asleep is when the rebel brain decides that nice, quiet, dark time when you're comfy in bed is just the best time to throw up all kinds of bad thoughts and worries that hang around worse than a buddy who comes down 'for a few days' and stays until you start to claim him on your taxes. Worries about the bills, Tracy's job, the cats, the house, the cars, and eternally - Xander. If he's had a bad day, so much the better for the renegade brain - focus on all the problems we had, look ahead to a time when he's trying to function on his own and has those problems. That's a recipe that would give a narcoleptic bags under the eyes. Good day? No problem! Imagine him having to deal with other things that's always there, good days or bad.
Like his sensory issues.
Autistic people tend to be sensitive in one or more areas of their sensory input. Vision, hearing, touch, taste, smell, heck let's throw in sixth senses too because it's not TOO tricky right now. Things that are a nonexistent blip on our sensory radar screen (that hint of oregano, that shadow cast by a strong bulb on a jagged stack of books, that faint holdover smell of last's night spray of air freshener, that dead air hum from the TV, the feel of the spoon's edges we hold to eat) turn into Katrina-style hurricanes to sensitive people with just as destructive, if more isolated, results. At best, it's probably like having to walk with a stone in your shoe and not being able to remove it, a constant annoyance that affects everything just by being there. At worst - agony.
Since I'm also afflicted by migraines, I can sympathize if not completely fathom it. When I'm in the depths of pain of a bad one, I can hear a cat walking on the carpet in the room. It's not like anvils dropping down steel staircases, but it's loud enough, and at a time when all I want to do is fall asleep it's just as effective as a brass band in keeping me awake. So I might have a small understanding, or familiarity.
And given my lack of sleep, I see it from another angle, where colors are a little duller and sounds louder (there mainly because I crank up the music to help me stay awake) and generally my whole body feels a step or two out of time, like I feel things a few seconds after I should have, a badly dubbed movie where the lips stop moving before I hear what you're saying. It's all-too-annoying because it's so usual for me, which may be a small blessing, that Xan is so used to the everyday stuff that it takes more to push him into overload. Not fun, but at least handleable,
There is another side.
Tracy volunteered this weekend to help fix up a house. (I envy people who can do that, fix cars or houses or build things. I've tried; it's not in my DNA. I like to joke I'm under court order not to try and do anything more complex than change a light bulb, but it's only a restraining order, not an actual court finding.) So I had the boy all day Saturday solo. It went up and down, with mostly good times mixed in with all out battle of wills.
A recent focus of problems is the kitchen, in that Xan seems to always be hungry and has developed a bad habit of strolling into the kitchen and getting stuff to eat with permission being seen as a unnecessary time delay. Whole packages of raisins, set-out food to be made later (cooked but not constructed, as it were), of course any candy within eyeline, and so much more have been devoured in spite of our warnings and threats. Xan also skillfully skates the line between overt disobedience and possible misunderstanding like a pro.
This happened more than a few times Saturday:
Xan calmly, nonchalantly, ambles into the kitchen.
I see him from the living room and yell at him to get out.
He exits the kitchen yelling, jumping, whining, and occasionally head-butting the table or a chair.
Punishment ensues.
(Need I say this is often AFTER a big lunch, or a snack? It's not like he's on a diet here!)
This grew old the first time it happened, and by the fourth or fifth it had lost any magic at all. And it kept on going until we went to get mommy.
We decided we all were too tired to cook dinner and stopped at Wake and Bake on the way back, which is where I saw a side of Xan's odd senses I usually forget.
He was sitting down while we waited for our to-go order, sipping (well, guzzling) a root beer, and every few seconds he would burst out laughing. No idea why - maybe the bubbles from the root beer in his mouth were especially ticklish, or the windows across the street had lights under ceiling fans that made funny shadows, or some echo from people's conversations were like jokes to him?
Whatever it was, he really enjoyed it, whatever it was. Something he sensed that we couldn't, something that tickled him that wasn't even in our level of comprehension.
It was an interesting demonstration that sometimes an area that can be so problematic can, sometimes, throw up an unexpected marvel.
Like the fact this column roughed itself out in my head as, once again, I jumped in and out of sleep like a flying fish.
Sweet dreams, one and all.
Share This Blog entry
by BrianRobinson
Aug 30, 2012
| 5217 views |
It has been a busy time here. So it's been a while since I caught everyone up. But I think you'll forgive me when you hear what's been happening.
The new kitten I talked about last time has settled in well. Gizmo is adorable, intermittently a sweetie cuddling and purring one minute and then a mighty fierce huntress (RaWr!) the next. The other cats have generally accepted her, so that has gone well. But - we had to rush Shadow to the vet (the same one Xander had such a reaction to at the vet's) for a super high fever and no appetite or energy. He had to stay overnight and get checked out. Not five days later, Gizmo got by me, ran in the garage, got under the car and drank something under it. Of course I was afraid it was antifreeze, and rushed HER to the vet. The odds were good it wasn't - cats generally don't drink antifreeze, the puddle had the consistency and smell of water, and the car hadn't been run for five hours. I even panickedly called our auto guy to get HIS opinion on what he thought it might be (hey, we love our cats) and he also politely and nicely explained why he didn't think it was (by the way, we go to
Mike's Tire and Auto
and highly recommend them) - but there was a twist. The treatment for antifreeze is to give them a lot of alcohol, and since Gizmo was a small kitten there was a not-small chance she would have bad effects. So I rolled the dice and didn't have her treated for that. It turned out well, but it was a nervous night for me.
I started feeling pain in my jaw over one weekend that went from twinging to noticeable to constant to not being able to sleep. Turns out I had a large abscess, so big it was pushing the tooth out of its socket. A root canal followed - in fact I write this just having come back from another session. That was a bit of a bump in the road.
But for all that - it was a good time.
Both emergency cases for the cats turned out well. The bills were expensive, but we're able to handle it, instead of having to perhaps give up groceries or power or the like. My tooth is healing. Xander started school again and but for one bump on the first day has handled it well. When my jaw was starting to really really hurt, I had to go register Xander and was told while doing so that he had scored very well on his evaluation tests - straight 4's across the board, the best score. And when I was really hurting, I was lucky enough that Tracy could take time off and help out, and that I had the luxury of being able to rest.
It's hard to remember sometimes, for everyone but perhaps especially for people like us with an autistic kid, but if you can look at your life and find some good points, even in the midst of chaos and confusion, it really helps. Those few moments of peace are things to be treasured...they don't make everything better, but they make you appreciate the whole of what's going on, bad and good.
Share This Blog entry
by BrianRobinson
Jul 31, 2012
| 4884 views |
There's a new addition to our house - we have a kitten. It's pretty doggone adorable, and if I ever attain some level of ability I'll try and uplood pics for you to awwwwww ever. It's very friendly too, kneading and purriing and being as sweet as can be.
As always with us, there is a wrinkle.
I wrote earlier about Casper dying. He died of feline leukemia, and at the time I thought that was very hard to catch, and since Casper had been old and crotchety and not really interacting with the other cats they were pretty safe. But when I brought in the new cat for her checkup, the vets told me that FLe was actually very easy to catch - almost as easy as we humans (if I may make that assumption) catch a cold. They can catch it by eating after one another, by sneezing, by grooming.
So, not only did I have to worry that our other four cats were sick, we have to keep Gizmo completely apart from the other cats. We do that anyway with new additions to the house, keeping them locked up in a bathroom to let the smell out but no actual contact for a few days, then letting them out for short excursions or locked in the carrier for safe interactions with the others, etc. etc. But because of that wrinkle, we haven't been able to let her out at all until all the other cats gets cleared so there's no chance of her getting FLe. (Even if one of the other cats has it, we'd be able to let her out once her boosters kicked in, about 6-8 weeks, making sure to keep her immunizations up to date thereafter.)
I'll go ahead and give a spoiler - the two cats I've been able to get to the vet were cleared, and that gives me hope for the other two. I was figuring it would be all or nothing, given all the cats share food and play and etc. So I have hope that the other two will be okay, and as soon as I can get them checked we may be able to let Gizmo out and see her new feline family.
(Tracy named her Gizmo for her high-pitched little trills when she mews and purrs - it reminded her of the good Mogwai from the Gremlin movies.)
I had planned to ferry the cats down to the vets in a two-a-day deal, getting the news and cost over with as fast as possible. But, things didn't work out.
The first time went well. I dropped off the first one and came back two hours later to pick him up. Xander is still out of school and I didn't relish the idea of having to handle him and a cat at the vet's for what could have been a long time. He's done it before, but if it takes a while he gets either antsy to leave or angry he can't. So I figured do a dropoff in the morning, come back two hours later, drop another off. Easy, right?
Well, the other two carriers I thought I had available turned out to be messed up in one way or another, so I was down to one, which meant a pick-up, a return home, get another cat, another drop off. Hassle, but not real problem.
But when we went to drop off the second cat, Shadow, things went wrong.
Xander got upset. VERY upset. One eyelash away from a meltdown upset. He didn't want to leave, jumping and yelling and crying and not listening and tapping his head against mine in that way that means he was REALLY feeling something.
Thankfully, the people at
Animal Medical Center
were very kind and rushed the tests as fast as they could, so I could get Shadow and go home. Once we got Shadow, Xander was better. Still upset - I had a few hours of crying and yelling at home as his emotions drained away - but better.
I have some guesses why this happened.
He may have simply been tired of the back and forth and expressed himself there instead of at home. Maybe. But usually when that's the case the problem is getting him to STAY somewhere - he demands to go home. Here he wouldn't leave. I offered TV and food and he STILL refused to go.
I think he began to be afraid we were having to put another cat to sleep. He may have been remembering Casper. Shadow, the cat at the vet when Xander had his moment, is one of his favorites. He's a huge cat, nineteen pounds of muscle, sheer sleek black fur and one of the most demonstrative loving cats ever. He'll hop up and knead you anytime, pushes his nose in your face for a kiss, and purrs all the time. Xander will come up behind him and try to give him what we call fur blurbles, where he blows on the fur.
Maybe he was afraid one of his friends was going to die.
That's new, showing that kind of connection and empathy. He's not made of ice, showing his love for mommy and the cats pretty regularly, but that kind of caring, compassion, and fear for a friend's life is kinda a big deal. I'm sorry it came out the way it did, I really wish he could have told me about it and I may have been able to help more, and I hate the fact he had to be upset about this.
Needless to say the vet visits have been suspended for a bit. We still have two to go, and while I'm hopeful for them we're still not letting Gizmo out yet. We will move her from room to room, giving her more space and things to do, and let her smell out now to get the others used to her.
It's a bit of hassle and extra trouble, but sometimes that's how new things start.
Share This Blog entry
← Previous
Next →
Follow Us
Today's Events
event calendar
post a new event
Thursday, April 24, 2014
Pond Spring- The General Joe Wheeler Home
Diabetes Cooking School
Buster Miles Chevrolet & Ford
685 Ross St, Heflin, AL 36264 phone: 800-239-7080
New & Used Cars, Trucks & SUV's for Sale in Calhoun County Alabama. Two locations in Heflin! We treat you the way we want to be treated. Situated equidistant between Birmingham, AL and Atlanta in t...
more info
contact this business
Etowah Foot Specialists, Inc.
303 Bay Street, Gadsden, AL 35901 phone: (256) 549-7890
Dr. Shannon Deaton and Dr. Michael Chmielewski, Board Certified by the American Board of Podiatric Surgery invite you to "Put Your Feet In Our Hands!" Specializing in Heel Pain, Bunions, Hammer Toe...
more info
contact this business
Contact Us
Software Copyright © 2014
Radiate Media
. Content Copyright © 2014 Anniston Star. Business listing data provided in part by Localeze.
This software is in a public beta.
read our privacy policy
Anniston Star - Local News, Business, Sports, Events, Blogs, Videos, Podcasts is in Anniston, AL


text:
Michael Bloomberg: Obama should be golfing 'every weekend'
(CNN) -- Many GOP critics say President Barack Obama should halt his golf games as the federal government weathers mandatory spending cuts, but one former Republican is taking the opposite tack, suggesting Obama golf more.
But there's one important caveat to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's advice: The foursomes can't be made up only of friends.
"I find it fascinating, people criticize him for taking people to dinner -- he should be doing that every night. They criticize him for going and playing golf with people who he's got to deal with. He should be doing that every weekend. You always can work better with somebody that you have a chance to build a social relationship with," Bloomberg -- who ran as a Republican in 2002 but later switched his party to "independent" -- said on CBS's "Face the Nation." Bloomberg endorsed Obama in 2012's presidential campaign.
His remarks come as some Republicans cry foul over the expense of Obama's golf games in a time of government austerity -- though the president has yet to play a round since the automatic spending cuts took effect March 1. Some in the GOP have chafed at the symbolism of the White House canceling tours, arguing the money spent on Secret Service protection for a presidential golf outing would be better spent on keeping the White House open to the public.
"The president will use up more Secret Service time guarding him while he golfs than it would take to keep the White House tours open all year," Newt Gingrich, the former House speaker, said Friday on CNN's "The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer."
Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas, submitted legislation which would make it illegal for Obama to use federal funds for commuting to and from golf outings until the White House resumes tours. Reopening the White House for tours would only cost "one or two golf trips less" for Obama, he argued.
By Bloomberg's estimation, the cost of Obama's golf trips would be well worth it for taxpayers if they result in important compromises on the nation's toughest issues. Yet for that to happen, Obama would have to invite his opponents for a round, rather than the usual coterie of friends and staffers with whom he normally tees off.
In 2011, he played a much-hyped round of golf with House Speaker John Boehner and John Kasich, Ohio's Republican governor. But if the budget gridlock currently ailing Washington is any indication, that game didn't yield much in terms of compromise.
It remains to be seen if Obama's latest "charm offensive" will include rounds of golf with his political rivals. Thus far it's been centered on meals: dinner with a dozen Republican senators at a hotel in Washington on Wednesday, and lunch at the White House with Rep. Paul Ryan on Thursday. Both meals came at Obama's invitation. Later this week he'll meet with the full GOP contingents in both the House and Senate, along with the Democratic caucuses in both chambers.
The moves reflect a shift for the president, who has been criticized for not cultivating social relationships with members of Congress.
™ & © 2013 Cable News Network, Inc., a Time Warner Company. All rights reserved.


text:
Don't let slush and slop walk right through the front door. Trust this Mat's raised waffle-pattern and raised rubber perimeter to trap dirt, debris and water before it makes its way elsewhere. Densely tufted Decalon® yarn retains more moisture and stands up to high foot traffic. Extremely durable, slip-resistant rubber backing with cleats stays put. 4 sizes and a variety of colors to choose from.
State Color and Size, as available in the Shopping Cart below. Order yours ONLINE today!
Please Note: These items are shipped directly from the factory. To see the expected shipping date, please add to your Shopping Cart. Sorry, no express shipping available. We are unable to ship factory direct items to Alaska, Hawaii, Puerto Rico or APO or FPO addresses.
NoTrax® Guzzler Entrance Mat, 2x3'
NoTrax® Guzzler Entrance Mat, 3x4'
NoTrax® Guzzler Entrance Mat, 3x5'
NoTrax® Guzzler Entrance Mat, 3x10'
You qualify for a free gift. It will be added to your cart automatically.
Shop Similar Items
to find something that we have now or that can be backordered.
If you would like to be notified when we have this item available for sale, click
and enter your email address to receive an email notification.


text:
It's Hatched!
Sold Out
DealChicken works hard on his holiday gifts. Just grabbing any old thing off the shelf just won't do. For his friends and family, he wants something personal, meaningful and unique. And JC Jewelry Design is all about exactly that. JC Jewelry Design specializes in one-of-a-kind, hand-stamped, sterling silver jewelry. Choose from mommy necklaces, initial jewelry, special message charms and much more. Customize with names, dates and birthstones. You've seen their designs on your fave celebs. And now you can grab them for the stars in your own life. Once you purchase this great deal, you will receive an email within minutes containing your voucher. The voucher will have detailed instructions with the direct link to the website where you will redeem this deal.
JC Jewelry Design creates more than jewelry-they create cherished keepsakes.
$15 for $30 worth of custom, hand-stamped jewelry
JC Jewelry Design LLC
Calling All Shoppers...
Calling All Merchants...
Stay Connected!
© 2010-2014
DealChicken.com. All Rights Reserved. Users of this site agree to the
Terms of Service
Privacy Policy / Your California Privacy Rights
Ad Choices
Subscribe below and we'll send you a daily deal alert for Little Rock.
MontgomeryPhoenixPhoenix - East Valley Phoenix - West ValleyScottsdale/Paradise ValleyTucsonLittle RockMountain HomePalm SpringsSacramentoSalinasVisaliaDenverNorthern ColoradoDelawareWashingtonFort Myers/Cape CoralFSUJacksonvillePensacolaSpace CoastTallahasseeTampa BayUCF / East Seminole CountyAtlantaAtlanta NorthAtlanta SouthMaconGuamChicagoEast Central Indiana / RichmondIndianapolisLafayetteMuncieDes MoinesIowa CityLouisvilleAcadianaCentral LouisianaMonroe/West MonroeOpelousasShreveportBangorPortlandMontgomery CountySalisbury/Ocean CityBattle Creek / KalamazooDetroitGrand RapidsLansingLivingston CountyPort HuronCentral MinnesotaTwin CitiesHattiesburgJacksonOzarksSt. LouisGreat FallsRenoCentral JerseyCumberland CountyMonmouth CountyNorth JerseyOcean CountySouth JerseyBinghamtonBuffaloElmiraIthacaPoughkeepsieRochesterRockland-GreaterWestchesterWestchester-Shore TownsAshevilleThe TriadCincinnatiClevelandCoshocton / Holmes CountyFairfield CountyGreater CincinnatiLicking CountyMarion CountyMuskingum ValleyNorth Central OhioNorth CoastScioto ValleySalemBucks/MontgomeryPittsburghColumbiaGreenvilleSioux FallsClarksvilleJacksonKnoxvilleMurfreesboroNashvilleSouthern UtahNorthern VermontNorthern VirginiaStauntonCentral WisconsinFond du Lac / OshkoshFox CitiesGreen BaySheboygan / Manitowoc
There's one last thing we need from you to create your account.


text:
Arrow Hobo Bag
Material List
- Back to the Basics Hobo Bag – Khaki
- Bead Landing™ Crafting Wood Beads
- Creatology™ Feathers
- Bead Landing™ Leather Cording
- Blumenthal Lansing® Buttons
- Martha Stewart Crafts™ Acrylic Paint – Chestnut Brown
- Foam Pouncer
- Paintbrush
- Masking Tape
- Thread – Brown
- Needle
Project Instructions
Iron bag smooth so it's easier to work on.
Tape off a portion of the front seams. Paint line brown.
Take off tape and paint an arrow and feathers on the line, as shown. Let dry.
Braid leather strips together. Form a loop and glue to the bag. Glue a small piece of felt over the leather to reinforce.
Tie leather braids or strings to the end of the loop.
Tie on wooden beads.
Add wood beads and glue feathers into the bead holes.


text:
- Hi. I am Pando, a huge fan of World of Warcraft. For me, WoW is more than slaying dragons. I love the pets, mounts, clothes, trinkets, and fun achievements. My blog is all about the amazing things I discover while exploring the world of Azeroth.
- Current Stats
- Achievement Points:
- Companion Pets:
- Mounts:
- Titles: 0
Favorite WoW Resources
- Wowhead.com
An awesome database of everything in WoW. If you need to figure out where an item is located or how to complete a quest, this is the site for you.
- WarcraftPets.com
This is an amazing site that covers all the companion pets in World of Warcraft.
- WarcraftMounts.com
A simple but very helpful site that lists all the wonderful mounts in WoW.
- CraftersTome.com
A great database of profession recipes, where to get them, their skill level, and mats required.
- WoW-professions.com
This site can help you find the easiest ways to level professions.
- Wow-Petopia.com
Everything you would want to know about hunter pets and their abilities.
- El's Extreme Anglin'
A guide that covers everything fishing related in the World of Warcraft.
- WoW-tabards.com
A site dedicated to all the tabards available in the game.
- World of Wardrobes
A list of gear for transmogrification organized by color, armor type, and more.
- Curse.com
World of Warcraft addons that make the game more fun and enjoyable.
- Wowhead.com
Warcraft Blogs I Like
- Bubbles of Mischief
- Classy Plays WoW
- Dizzy's Dressing Room
- Drrum's Pets & Mounts
- Heals n Heels
- Image Heavy
- Kamalia Et Alia
- Pint-Sized Paladin
- Postcards From Azeroth
- Pretty Fly for a Draenei
- Shooting Azeroth
- Sugar & Blood
- The Daily Frostwolf - Druid Edition
- The Other Tank
- Tome of the Ancient
- Toys of Azeroth
- Transroguerification
- Turkey Lurkey Rogue Jerkey
- Vephriel's Pet Journal
- WoW Rare Spawns
- WoW Roleplay Gear
- Do you know of some cool looking gear, pets, mounts, fun achievements, amazing artwork or videos? - Let me know.


text:
Explore Undiscovered Food, Fashion & Fun.
Perception: being the only man in an office of women is a dude's dream come true. Reality: it means listening to 10,387 relationship crises and being asked for the male perspective.
That's how it goes for our sole male editor, Dan, whose dating advice proved so useful (or at least hilarious) we decided to share it with our readers in our Ask the Office Guy video series.
Favorites include Should I mention my six-figure salary in my online dating profile (above)? How many dates should I wait to friend a guy on Facebook? How many postdate texts make me seem crazy? And, of course, why didn't he call me back?
Dan knows all. Or at least that's what we tell him.
Got a question for our office guy? E-mail him at email@example.com.


text:
The Konica-Minolta MagiColor 2400W is a durable workgroup laser printer ideal for the small business or office environment. This office printer will be able to quickly produce up to 20 pages per minute for black and white documents and up to 5 pages per minute for color projects. Projects will come out printed in high quality in resolutions up to 2400 x 600 dpi. The MagiColor printer comes standard with a USB interface for simple connectivity and set-up to computers. In addition, this printer can be upgraded to feature Wireless capabilities to connect from anywhere in the home or office. And with individual Konica-Minolta Toner cartridges, you take control of toner usage, only replacing the cartridge that runs low or out.
The Konica-Minolta MagiColor 2400W toner cartridges contain Thermal Pigments which give projects a rich, vibrant, and smooth finish to colors while providing resistance to water and smudging. This machine can print onto different types of stationary including transparencies, labels, glossy paper, and much more. Being a workgroup printer, this device has a large 200 sheet Input Tray for less paper exchanging while the printer is in progress. The MagiColor printer will also be able to create 2 sided printouts with a convenient Duplexing option. This printer will be able to handle a maximum monthly load of 35,000 printouts.
And to save money on the cost of printing, use Remanufactured toner cartridges for discounts on Konica-Minolta toner replacements. For individual purchase you can get the Remanufactured Konica-Minolta 1710587-004 High Capacity Black laser toner cartridge, the Remanufactured Konica-Minolta 1710587-005 High Capacity Yellow laser toner cartridge, the Remanufactured Konica-Minolta 1710587-006 High Capacity Magenta laser toner cartridge, and the Remanufactured Konica-Minolta 1710587-006 High Capacity Cyan laser toner cartridge. Each Compatible toner cartridge will meet or exceed the OEM (Original Equipment Manufactured) cartridges, yielding up to 4,500 pages.


text:
Florida Georgia Line Tickets
Florida Georgia Line Biography & News
About Florida Georgia Line
Cruise with Florida Georgia Line (Created August 8, 2013)
Take a sprinkle of country, a bit of rock and roll, some EDM, pop and hip-hop, and put it in a blender. The result is the skyrocketing duo Florida Georgia Line (known to fans as FGL), two guys still getting used to seeing their names at the top of the bill.
If you haven't heard of Florida George Line…where have you been? The answer? Missing the red-hot movement in mainstream country music toward sounds that are nothing like country music. And leading the charge are Bryan Kelley (from Ormond Beach, Fla.) and Tyler Hubbard (of Monroe, Ga.), two guys who released their first EP in December 2010, and were getting by in Nashville on publishing deals instead of a recording contract.
Of course we all know by now how FGL's story turns out, because the duo's breakthrough single "Cruise," wasn't just the country hit of the summer. "Cruise" smashed the record for most chart-topping weeks for a title by a duo in the 69-year history of Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart. It also peaked at No. 6 on the Billboard Hot 100, and has sold more than 5 million downloads, according to Nielsen SoundScan.
With success, however, also comes controversy. The FGL sound, blended with rock guitars and overzealous production, has made the duo a target of critics. Even their No. 1 album, "Here's to the Good Times," has failed to quiet the string of voices who have failed to embrace the roll-your-windows-down tracks that Kelley and Hubbard are churning out. Still, it doesn't deter them.
Florida-Georgia Line begins its first full-blown headlining tour this fall, having opened for the likes of Luke Bryan and Taylor Swift. Tickets for the initial date of that headlining run, an October 19th stop at the Whitaker Bank Ballpark in Lexington, Kentucky, sold out in just 23 minutes.
Florida Georgia Line Ticket Prices
Past 12 Months
Cost for Upcoming Florida Georgia Line Shows
$711 - 711
Next 10 Concerts
Past 10 Concerts
Florida Georgia Line with Dallas Smith and Chris Lane Band Brandt Centre — Regina , SK
Florida Georgia Line with Dallas Smith and Chris Lane Band Enmax Centre — Lethbridge , AB
Florida Georgia Line with Dallas Smith and Chris Lane Band Scotiabank Saddledome — Calgary , AB
Florida Georgia Line with Dallas Smith and Chris Lane Band Rexall Place — Edmonton , AB
Florida Georgia Line with Dallas Smith and Chris Lane Band CN Centre — Prince George , BC
Florida Georgia Line with Dallas Smith and Chris Lane Band Interior Savings Centre — Kamloops , BC
Florida Georgia Line with Dallas Smith and Chris Lane Band South Okanagan Events Centre — Penticton , BC
Country Megaticket: Kacey Musgraves with Chris Young and Jason Aldean and Lady Antebellum and Rascal Flatts Aarons Amphitheatre at Lakewood — Atlanta , GA
Florida Georgia Line with Dallas Smith and Chris Lane Band Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre — Abbotsford , BC
Academy of Country Music Awards with Blake Shelton and Florida Georgia Line and Zac Brown Band and Luke Bryan MGM Grand Garden Arena — Las Vegas , NV
Cheapest Upcoming Florida Georgia Line Shows
Cheapest Florida Georgia Line Shows of All Time
Jake Owen with Florida Georgia Line Billy Bobs — Fort Worth , TX
A Day in the Country Music Festival with Florida Georgia Line Augusta Riverfront Marina — Augusta , GA
Jake Owen with Florida Georgia Line Hobart Arena — Troy , OH
Florida Georgia Line with Colt Ford Stephen C. O'Connell Center — Gainesville , FL
Florida Georgia Line Zorah Shrine — Terre Haute , IN
Most Expensive Upcoming Florida Georgia Line Shows
Most Expensive Florida Georgia Line Shows of All Time
Academy of Country Music Awards with Blake Shelton and Florida Georgia Line and Zac Brown Band and Luke Bryan MGM Grand Garden Arena — Las Vegas , NV
CMA Music Festival (4 Day Pass) with Kelly Clarkson, Taylor Swift, Carrie Underwood LP Field — Nashville , TN
Country Megaticket (Multiple Dates) Riverbend Music Center — Cincinnati , OH
Dauphin's Countryfest (Weekend Pass) with Carrie Underwood, Luke Bryan, Thompson Square Dauphins Countryfest Grounds — Dauphin , MB
American Music Awards - Los Angeles Nokia Theatre LA Live — Los Angeles , CA
Florida Georgia Line Ticket Prices Overview
Cheapest Florida Georgia Line Tickets
Most Expensive Florida Georgia Line Tickets
Past Tour Dates for Florida Georgia Line
Florida Georgia Line Tour Dates 2014
date city state venue 04/19/2014 Regina SK Brandt Centre 04/17/2014 Lethbridge AB Enmax Centre 04/16/2014 Calgary AB Scotiabank Saddledome 04/15/2014 Edmonton AB Rexall Place 04/12/2014 Prince George BC CN Centre 04/11/2014 Kamloops BC Interior Savings Centre 04/10/2014 Penticton BC South Okanagan Events Centre 04/10/2014 Atlanta GA Aarons Amphitheatre at Lakewood 04/09/2014 Abbotsford BC Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre 04/06/2014 Las Vegas NV MGM Grand Garden Arena 03/29/2014 Austin TX Frank Erwin Center 03/21/2014 Phoenix AZ Ak-Chin Pavilion 03/19/2014 Houston TX Reliant Stadium 03/15/2014 Orange Beach AL The Wharf 03/14/2014 Orange Beach AL The Wharf 02/28/2014 Kansas City MO Sprint Center 02/27/2014 Springfield MO JQH Arena 02/20/2014 Grand Rapids MI Van Andel Arena 02/15/2014 Indianapolis IN Bankers Life Fieldhouse 02/15/2014 Indianapolis IN Bankers Life Fieldhouse 02/14/2014 Evansville IN Ford Center 02/13/2014 Tupelo MS BancorpSouth Arena 02/09/2014 Kanata ON Canadian Tire Centre 02/08/2014 London ON John Labatt Centre 02/07/2014 Hamilton ON FirstOntario Centre 02/06/2014 Oshawa ON General Motors Centre 02/01/2014 Baltimore MD Baltimore Arena 01/30/2014 Manchester NH Verizon Wireless Arena 01/25/2014 Columbia SC Colonial Life Arena 01/24/2014 Charlottesville VA John Paul Jones Arena 01/23/2014 Fayetteville NC Crown Center 01/19/2014 Moline IL i wireless Center 01/18/2014 Moline IL i wireless Center 01/17/2014 Saint Paul MN Xcel Energy Center 01/16/2014 Des Moines IA Wells Fargo Arena
Florida Georgia Line Tour Dates 2013
date city state venue 12/31/2013 Duluth GA Wild Bill's 12/14/2013 Kent WA ShoWare Center 12/13/2013 Eugene OR Matthew Knight Arena 12/12/2013 Reno NV Reno Events Center 12/11/2013 Fresno CA Save Mart Center 12/07/2013 Los Angeles CA Club Nokia 12/06/2013 Los Angeles CA Club Nokia 12/05/2013 Phoenix AZ Comerica Theatre 12/01/2013 Austin TX Austin City Limits Live at The Moody Theater 11/30/2013 Belton TX Bell County Expo Center 11/29/2013 Fort Worth TX Billy Bobs 11/24/2013 Los Angeles CA Nokia Theatre LA Live 11/23/2013 Greensboro NC Greensboro Coliseum 11/22/2013 Salem VA Salem Civic Center 11/21/2013 Huntington WV Big Sandy Superstore Arena 11/20/2013 Chattanooga TN Track 29 11/19/2013 Augusta GA James Brown Arena 11/17/2013 Reading PA Sovereign Center 11/16/2013 Upper Darby PA Tower Theatre 11/15/2013 New York NY Best Buy Theater 11/14/2013 New York NY Best Buy Theater 11/13/2013 New York NY Best Buy Theater 11/10/2013 Tallahassee FL Donald L. Tucker Center 11/09/2013 Greenville SC Bon Secours Wellness Arena 11/08/2013 Knoxville TN Knoxville Civic Auditorium 11/07/2013 Florence SC Florence Civic Center 11/03/2013 Milwaukee WI Eagles Ballroom 11/02/2013 Cedar Rapids IA US Cellular Center 11/01/2013 St. Louis MO Chaifetz Arena 10/31/2013 Hoffman Estates IL Sears Centre Arena 10/31/2013 New York NY Best Buy Theater 10/28/2013 Gainesville FL Stephen C. O'Connell Center 10/26/2013 West Palm Beach FL Cruzan Amphitheatre 10/25/2013 Tampa FL MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre at the Florida State Fairgrounds 10/24/2013 Tampa FL MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre at the Florida State Fairgrounds 10/23/2013 Carrollton GA University of West Georgia Coliseum 10/20/2013 Raleigh NC North Carolina State Fairgrounds 10/19/2013 Lexington KY Whitaker Bank Ballpark 10/18/2013 Nashville TN Bridgestone Arena 10/17/2013 North Little Rock AR Verizon Arena 10/16/2013 Springfield MO OReilly Family Event Center 10/13/2013 Bowling Green OH Stroh Center 10/12/2013 Champaign IL State Farm Center 10/11/2013 Muncie IN Emens Auditorium 10/10/2013 Murray KY CFSB Center 10/08/2013 Raleigh NC North Carolina State Fairgrounds 10/06/2013 Bismarck ND Bismarck Civic Center 10/05/2013 Fargo ND Scheels Arena 10/04/2013 Mankato MN Verizon Wireless Center 10/03/2013 Brookings SD Swiftel Center 09/28/2013 Burgettstown PA First Niagara Pavilion 09/27/2013 Cuyahoga Falls OH Blossom Music Center 09/26/2013 Cincinnati OH Riverbend Music Center 09/25/2013 Hillsdale MI Hillsdale County Fair 09/22/2013 Salina KS Long McArthur Ford 09/22/2013 Albuquerque NM Isleta Amphitheater 09/21/2013 Englewood CO Comfort Dental Amphitheatre 09/20/2013 West Valley City UT USANA Amphitheatre 09/14/2013 Tulsa OK BOK Center 09/13/2013 Council Bluffs IA Westfair Amphitheater 09/12/2013 Wichita KS Intrust Bank Arena 09/10/2013 York PA York Fair 09/07/2013 Farmingville NY Pennysaver Amphitheater 09/06/2013 Gilford NH Meadowbrook 09/05/2013 Akron NY Braun's Concert Cove 08/31/2013 Saint Leonard MD St Leonard Fire Department 08/30/2013 Allentown PA Allentown Fairgrounds 08/26/2013 Syracuse NY Chevy Court - New York State Fairgrounds 08/25/2013 Saratoga Springs NY Saratoga Performing Arts Center 08/24/2013 Holmdel NJ PNC Bank Arts Center 08/23/2013 Bethel NY Bethel Woods Center For The Arts 08/18/2013 Greenville OH Darke County Fair 08/17/2013 Berryville VA Clarke County Fairgrounds 08/15/2013 Zanesville OH Muskingum County Fairgrounds 08/11/2013 Chula Vista CA Sleep Train Amphitheatre 08/10/2013 Irvine CA Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre Irvine 08/09/2013 Mountain View CA Shoreline Amphitheatre 08/08/2013 Wheatland CA Sleep Train Amphitheatre 08/07/2013 Santa Rosa CA Sonoma County Fairgrounds - Chris Beck Arena 08/03/2013 Kansas City MO Sprint Center 08/02/2013 Kansas City MO Sprint Center 08/01/2013 Des Moines IA Wells Fargo Arena 07/28/2013 Tucson AZ Anselmo Valencia Amphitheater 07/27/2013 Phoenix AZ Ak-Chin Pavilion 07/26/2013 Albuquerque NM Isleta Amphitheater 07/22/2013 Goshen IN Elkhart County Fairgrounds 07/21/2013 Noblesville IN Klipsch Music Center 07/18/2013 Harrington DE Delaware State Fair 07/14/2013 Atlanta GA Aarons Amphitheatre at Lakewood 07/13/2013 Raleigh NC Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek 07/12/2013 Charlotte NC PNC Music Pavilion Charlotte 07/11/2013 Pelham AL Oak Mountain Amphitheatre 07/05/2013 Clarksburg WV Clarksburg Amphitheater 07/03/2013 Milwaukee WI Marcus Amphitheater 06/29/2013 Dauphin MB Dauphins Countryfest Grounds 06/27/2013 Dauphin MB Dauphins Countryfest Grounds 06/26/2013 Calgary AB MacEwan Hall 06/23/2013 Deadwood SD Deadwood Mountain Grand 06/21/2013 Mack CO Country Jam USA-CO 06/15/2013 Tinley Park IL First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre 06/14/2013 Maryland Heights MO Verizon Wireless Amphitheater St. Louis 06/13/2013 Peoria IL Peoria Civic Center 06/11/2013 Burlington IA Burlington Steamboat Days Fairgrounds 06/08/2013 Nashville TN LP Field 06/08/2013 Marinette WI Green's Green Acres 06/06/2013 Nashville TN LP Field 06/04/2013 Nashville TN Ryman Auditorium 06/02/2013 Mansfield MA Comcast Center 06/01/2013 Camden NJ Susquehanna Bank Center 05/31/2013 Hartford CT Comcast Theatre 05/30/2013 Canandaigua NY Constellation Brands Performing Arts Center 05/27/2013 Herrin IL HerrinFesta Italiana Festival Grounds 05/23/2013 Houston TX House of Blues - Houston 05/18/2013 Bristow VA Jiffy Lube Live 05/18/2013 Baltimore MD Pimlico Race Track 05/17/2013 Virginia Beach VA Farm Bureau Live at Virginia Beach 05/16/2013 North Myrtle Beach SC House of Blues Myrtle Beach 05/11/2013 Atlanta GA Aarons Amphitheatre at Lakewood 05/10/2013 Tinley Park IL First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre 05/03/2013 Raleigh NC Time Warner Cable Music Pavilion at Walnut Creek 05/02/2013 Charlotte NC PNC Music Pavilion Charlotte 05/01/2013 Suwanee GA Suwanee Town Center Park 04/26/2013 Indio CA Empire Polo Field 04/26/2013 Mesa AZ Toby Keith's I Love This Bar & Grill 04/25/2013 Santa Ynez CA Chumash Casino 04/24/2013 San Jose CA Club Rodeo 04/21/2013 Lincoln City OR Chinook Winds Casino 04/20/2013 Lincoln City OR Chinook Winds Casino 04/19/2013 Vancouver BC Commodore Ballroom 04/17/2013 Spokane WA McCarthey Athletic Center 04/13/2013 Denver CO Grizzly Rose 04/11/2013 Saint Paul MN Myth 04/10/2013 Lawrence KS Granada 03/30/2013 Baltimore MD Rams Head Live 03/23/2013 Charlottesville VA John Paul Jones Arena 03/22/2013 Fayetteville NC Crown Center 03/21/2013 Florence SC Florence Civic Center 03/20/2013 Athens GA Georgia Theatre 03/16/2013 Grain Valley MO Whiskey Tango 03/15/2013 Memphis TN Minglewood Hall 03/14/2013 Orange Beach AL The Wharf 03/08/2013 Tampa FL Dallas Bull 03/05/2013 Nashville TN Grand Ole Opry House 03/03/2013 Youngstown OH Stambaugh Auditorium 02/22/2013 Louisville KY KFC Yum! Center 02/20/2013 Oxford OH Brick Street Bar 02/18/2013 Bloomington IL US Cellular Coliseum 02/17/2013 Bloomington IL US Cellular Coliseum 02/16/2013 Grand Rapids MI Van Andel Arena 02/15/2013 Toledo OH Huntington Center 02/08/2013 University Park PA Bryce Jordan Center 02/07/2013 Uniondale NY Nassau Coliseum 02/05/2013 Boston MA House of Blues Boston 02/02/2013 Norfolk VA The Norva 01/27/2013 Pembroke Pines FL CB Smith Park 01/26/2013 Orlando FL Amway Center 01/16/2013 Terre Haute IN Zorah Shrine 01/12/2013 Charlotte NC Coyote Joe's 01/11/2013 Greenville SC Blind Horse Saloon
Florida Georgia Line Tour Dates 2012
date city state venue 12/31/2012 Springfield IL Boondocks 12/10/2012 Las Vegas NV House of Blues Las Vegas 12/08/2012 Saint Louis MO The Pageant 12/07/2012 Milwaukee WI Eagles Ballroom 12/06/2012 Saint Paul MN Myth 12/05/2012 Kansas City MO Midland Theatre 12/01/2012 West Des Moines IA Val Air Ballroom 11/29/2012 Chicago IL House of Blues 11/28/2012 Fort Wayne IN The Neon Armadillo 11/23/2012 Clemson SC Littlejohn Coliseum 11/17/2012 Urbana IL Canopy Club 11/15/2012 Nashville TN Exit In 11/11/2012 Edmonton AB QPWZL aEU" Miscellaneous Venues Calgary 11/10/2012 Savannah GA Johnny Mercer Theatre 11/10/2012 Savannah GA Savannah Civic Center 11/09/2012 Duluth GA Wild Bill's 11/08/2012 North Myrtle Beach SC House of Blues Myrtle Beach 11/03/2012 Fort Worth TX Billy Bobs 10/27/2012 Troy OH Hobart Arena 10/26/2012 Charlotte NC Coyote Joe's 10/19/2012 Corbin KY Southeastern Kentucky Agricultural and Exposition Center 10/18/2012 Royal Oak MI Royal Oak Music Theatre 10/17/2012 Grand Rapids MI Intersection 10/13/2012 Rootstown OH Dusty Armadillo 10/12/2012 Jackson NJ Northern Star Arena At Six Flags Great Adventure 10/11/2012 Silver Spring MD The Fillmore Silver Spring 10/10/2012 New York NY Best Buy Theater 10/05/2012 Bradenton FL Joyland 10/01/2012 Portland OR Duke's 09/29/2012 Ottumwa IA Bridge View Center 09/28/2012 Chicago IL Joe's Bar 09/27/2012 Indianapolis IN Tin Roof 09/26/2012 Cincinnati OH Tin Roof 09/21/2012 Jeffersonville IN Jeffersonville RiverStage 09/14/2012 Carbondale IL Copper Dragon Brewing Co. 09/01/2012 McComb MS Chilly Willy's 08/26/2012 Springfield IL Sangamon Auditorium 08/24/2012 Baton Rouge LA Texas Club 08/18/2012 Murray KY Lovett Auditorium 05/04/2012 Columbia MO Mojos


text:
Portland, OR
records found for
Patricia Rush in
Portland, OR
We're sorry, we need more information to run your search. Please enter a last name (adding more details will improve your results).
Get immediate access to info about the Patricia Rush you need with PeopleFinders.com. We let you read up on info for your people search such as age, recent addresses, and phone numbers. For example, Patricia Rush was born in [YOB] and is 50 years old. The current address for Patricia Rush is located in Portland, OR.
We modify your search for Patricia Rush by employing any data that we have with us. You must make use of available details, such as previous residences and known aliases in order to hit upon the right Patricia. You can also sift through other details such as background checks, criminal profiles, and email addresses on PeopleFinders.com. If this Patricia does not match the person you are searching, refer to the list of people with the Rush in Portland, OR above. This list could include name, age, location, and relatives.
Include more details into the search fields above to ensure precise results. A first name, middle name, last name, city, state and/or age can help you find Patricia Rush faster. As soon as you spot the Patricia Rush you are looking for, you can scrutinize all the public records we have on Patricia Rush using our very own excellent DataTsunami™ logic that ensures your search is fruitful.
About PeopleFinders
PeopleFinders is a trusted source of public records. Millions of visitors use this
site to find people, lookup phone numbers, run background checks, and get the facts
they need to make informed decisions. Leveraging billions of United States public
records, we provide you with access to some of the most accurate public records
available, with nearly instant results.


text:
Diabetes HealthSense
Resources for living well
1-8 of 8 results
- 1
- View All
These programs aim to assist parents in helping children manage their weight and live healthy lifestyles with specific activities and milestones.
Healthier Generation
American on the Move is an evidence-based nonprofit dedicated to helping you take small steps and make small lifestyle changes for a healthier way of life. This website will help you improve your health and quality of life through healthful eating and active living. Includes an online community, articles on making healthy choices, and more. En español
America on the Move (AOM)
ChooseMyPlate.gov from the USDA illustrates the five food groups that are the building blocks for a healthy diet and provides tools for diet/calorie tracking and information on weight management, physical activity, and healthy eating. Some materials available in Spanish.
U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)
This online tracking tool lets you track what you eat to manage your diabetes and prevent the onset of complications. Explore nearly 5,000 foods and find recipes and healthy alternatives to improve your meals. En español
American Diabetes Association (ADA)
On this website you'll find suggestions for reducing the number of calories in what you drink and help deciphering nutrition facts labels. En español
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
This toolkit helps educate parents and children on ways to change to a healthier lifestyle and diet through a 5-2-1-0 message. The Good Health Club campaign promotes healthy choices and behaviors in children through fun, effective, age-appropriate communications. Some materials are available in Spanish.
BlueCross and BlueShield Association
This easy-to-read, bilingual Spanish and English tip sheet encourages teens to lower their risk for diabetes by being active, making health food choices, and losing weight if they are overweight. En español
National Diabetes Education Program (NDEP)
This program can help you lose weight by forming helpful habits, eating smarter, getting more exercise, and providing support through in-person meetings and online resources. En español
Weight Watchers
1-8 of 8 results
- 1
- View All
Filter Results
- Help Me Select one:
I Am A
- Person at risk for diabetes Remove
- Teen and young adult Remove
- Type of Resource Select one:
- Spanish Remove


text:
Outdoor Research
Incandescent Hoody (Women's)
In Stock Product Number: 31370
The perfect insurance for epic alpine ascents, winter camping and long ski tours where a high warmth to weight ratio is crucial, the DWR treated 10D Pertex shell of the incredibly lightweight Incandescent Hoody also makes it the perfect late-fall rock climbing belay parka on very cold days.
* This product does not qualify for shipping to all countries.
- 800+ fill down insulation
- Ultralight
- Ultra-compressible
- Water resistant
- Breathable
- Double-separating front zipper
- Internal stormflap
- Down-filled hood
- Two zippered handwarmer pockets
- Right hand pocket doubles as stuff sack
- Articulated elbows
- Elastic cuffs with tricot lining
- Drawcord hem Fabric- 100% ripstop nylon, 10D Pertex� fabric with DWR coating body
- 100% nylon taffeta, 20D lining
Gender: Women's
Weight: Avg. Weight (oz./g): 14.4 / 408 M
Material: 100% ripstop nylon, 10D Pertex
Season: F13
Vendor ProductId: 97505
Review ProductId: 31370


text:
You're Not Just Any Provider
There is no one who provides care quite like you.
That's why we give you the ability to personalize your Healthgrades profile across 40 different variables specific to you and your practice.
The Opportunity Waiting for You Inside:
Be Seen
30 million visitors each month use Healthgrades to find a provider.
Engage Patients
More than half of our visitors make an appointment within a week.
Influence Referrals
Over 100,000 providers visit Healthgrades monthly to make informed referrals.
Your Profile Belongs in Your Hands – It's Easy, Secure & Free.
The more you differentiate yourself from others in your specialty, the more likely you are to get appointments from – and referrals to – the types of patients who can benefit most from your unique care.


text:
Secure Log In
Member Log-In
Account login
You must log in before you access this page.
Copyright © 1999-2014 PayPal. All rights reserved.
Consumer advisory- PayPal Pte. Ltd., the holder of PayPal's stored value
facility, does not require the approval of the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
Users are advised to read the terms and conditions carefully.


text:
/ Home
Unfortunately the page you are looking for cannot be found.
Try using our Search, A to Z (left) or Site Map
If you still can't find what you're looking for, or want to report a fault with the website you can contact our Webteam here.
More links
© Copyright The Highland Council, 2006 Last Updated: 07/10/2013


text:
Yamaha DXS15 Active Subwoofer
The all-new DXS15 subwoofer delivers powerful yet focused low end reaching as low as 42Hz. The DXSs fully optimized band-pass design combines with its powerful Class-D amplifier, long travel 15 woofer and formidable DSP to deliver a tight, impressive bass with outstanding depth and high power output.
Yamaha SW10 Powered Subwoofer 180 Watts 10 Inch Cone For Use With MSP5 and MSP7 Studio Monitor
The SW10 STUDIO subwoofer has been designed specifically for optimum matching with the MSP series powered monitor speakers. Combined with MSP7 STUDIO or MSP5 STUDIO speakers in a stereo of surround system it can provide a seamlessly extended low end for accurate ultra wide range monitoring. A comprehensive selection of inputs and outputs as well as a phase switch and continuous high-cut and...


text:
MünsterMünster is famous as the city of bicyclists; it has a good grid of bicycle lanes and a "bicycle park" close to the main station's car park. A modern landmark is the city library, designed by Bolles, Wilson & Partner in the shape of a ship and opened in 1993; the city of Münster is also something of an open-air sculpture museum, since the city regularly buys pieces exhibited during the exhibition Skulptur.Projekte, taking place every 10 years.
Below find a list of our selection of boutique and luxury hotels in Münster.
An eclectic mix of old buildings and new design transforms a brewery into a vibrant destination for travelers and locals alike.


text:
The most commonly abused prescription drugs are opioids or narcotic pain medications. When used along with other prescription medications like benzodiazepines and muscle relaxers, they deliver a cocaine-like high. Abuse accounts for 84 percent of patient-related prescription drug fraud, according to research by Express Scripts, the nation's largest pharmacy benefit manager.
"Narcotic pain killers can be essential in the treatment of a variety of serious medical conditions; unfortunately they can also ruin lives when used improperly or abused," says Jo-Ellen Abou Nader, senior director of Express Scripts' Fraud, Waste and Abuse program. "Ending the national epidemic of prescription drug abuse demands constant vigilance and this includes proper storage and disposal of these medications."
Abou Nader offers some simple do's and don'ts you can follow at home to reduce the risk of drug fraud and abuse:
* Keep drugs out of reach: Be sure to store your medications in a locked area out of children's reach. Ask your pharmacist if they can provide medication bottles with child-resistant caps.
* Keep track of your treatments: Keep a list of the medications in your home, especially those prone to abuse. Periodically count the medications remaining in the container and make sure that it's the correct amount according to the prescribed dosage.
* Dispose properly: If specific disposal instructions are provided on the label, follow them. Otherwise, remove the medication from their original containers or vials, mix them with an undesirable substance such as used coffee grounds, kitty litter or saw dust and place them in a sealable bag that can be disposed in the trash. Also, people should take advantage of the next DEA Drug Take-Back Day on April 27.
* Make it easy: Don't store narcotics or potentially addictive drugs in a medicine cabinet. If that is the only option, add a lock to the cabinet and hide the key.
* Save for next time: Once your condition has been treated and your prescription regimen complete, properly dispose of the drugs. Never keep extra medication for potential use in the future.
* Share your medicine: The specific drug and dosage was selected specifically for the person it was prescribed for and could lead to dangerous drug interactions and serious side effects if used by someone else.
By following these simple steps you can help protect your family and friends against the nation's costly problem of prescription drug fraud and abuse. For more resources and information about prescription fraud and abuse, visit Express Scripts' Healthcare Insights blog at lab.express-scripts.com.


text:
HOME NBA Philadelphia 76ers Gear Philadelphia 76ers Kids Philadelphia 76ers Kids Sweatshirts & Fleece (24 items) Product ID: 1108764
Main Content
Order as many items as you like with our $4.99 flat rate shipping.
This item ships within one business day.
Order as many items as you like with our $4.99 flat rate shipping.
Need it faster?
All your young 76ers fan talks about is the most recent game. He does whatever it takes to make sure he can watch the game that night, whether at the arena or on TV. His team knowledge impresses his friends, but now he needs a way to display his passion. This fleece full zip hoodie will take care of that. This comfortable hoodie features a twill applique 76ers logo on the front, and team-colored stripes on the shoulders and pockets. It also has a hidden headphone cord pocket so he can listen to the games and interviews on the radio, wherever he may be with his friends. You know he's going to be a future 'Sixers season ticket holder, so he might as well show off his team spirit to everyone now.
- 70% Cotton/30% Polyester
- Two front pockets
- Twill applique logo
- Full length zipper
- Contrast color panels
- Team-colored hood lining
- Headphone cord outlet inside pocket
- Rib-knit cuffs & waist
- Hood without drawstring
- Imported
- Officially licensed NBA product
76ers Customers also liked:
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
The NEW Burton Lunch Box offers an ample, insulated spot to store any type of lunch, whether you're grabbing chicken salad or classic roast beef.
The easy-clean cooler pocket makes erasing the mess a cinch, and the exterior webbing straps make it easy to attach this to the board carry straps on the outside of any Burton pack.
Scroll To Learn More
Design Features
- Volume: 5L
- Weight: 0.6lbs
- Dimensions: [10in x 8in x 4in]
- ** All Burton Bags are backed by a LIFETIME WARRANTY
600D Polyester
Easy-Clean Insulated Cooler Pocket
Webbing Loops for Easy Attachment to Skateboard Straps on District Packs


text:
Media to Mugdha Godse's rescue?
Mugdha Godse's item number in 'Saheb Biwi Aur Gangster Returns' is a satire on India royalty.
Latest Galleries
National Film Awards: And the winners ar …
28 photos
Arjun and Alia busy with '2 States' …
9 photos
Rajeev Khandelwal in a Barjatya film
8 photos
Rare photos of Lara Dutta
9 photos
Prem Chopra is 'a happy villain'
24 photos
Sunil Grover desperate for publicity
9 photos
This Rani comes with a revolver
7 photos
Sushmita Sen on 'Comedy Nights with …
12 photos
Top Bollywood kisses
6 photos
Tiger Shroff: The new superstar
20 photos
What you didn't know about 'Titanic'
14 photos
Spotted: Celebrities at Ekta's success …
32 photos
Kangana Ranaut is set to have a blast at …
8 photos
Imran Khan turns 'Blu', leads flash …
10 photos
Wanted: Birthday wishes for Ayesha Takia
12 photos
Rare pictures of Jaya with her family
15 photos