text:
Skip to main content
The Official Website of the Welsh Rugby Union
Online Store
Supporters Club
Millennium Stadium
MS Tours
MS Events
Supporters Club
Latest News
Wales News
Regions News
Club News
Principality Podcast
Stay in Touch
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter
Archive & Search
Latest News
Live Blog
Wales News
Wales Sevens News
Wales U20 News
Wales U18 News
Wales Women News
Wales Women U20 News
Results & Fixtures
Wales Sevens
Wales U20
Wales U18
Wales Women
Wales Women U20
All Wales Teams
League Tables
RBS 6 Nations
U20 6 Nations
Women's 6 Nations
Squad Profiles
Wales Sevens
Wales U20
Wales U18
Wales Women
Wales Player Search
Management Profiles
Wales Management
Wales Representatives
Head Coach Archive
Stats & Records
Team Records +
Tests (Overall)
Tests (Championship)
Tests (RWC)
Player Records +
Records & Milestones +
Wales Captains
Wales's Centurions
Wales's 50 Cap Club
Wales Cap Numbers
Try Milestones
RBS 6 Nations
RBS 6 Nations News
Results & Fixtures
Pre 2013 Galleries
11 Grand Slams +
Championships & Titles
Triple Crowns
Rugby World Cup 7s
RWC 7s News
Wales 7s Videos
Results & Fixtures
Champions 2009
Results & Fixtures
RaboDirect PRO12
Heineken Cup
Amlin Challenge Cup
LV= Cup
WRU Regional Championships
League & Pool Tables
RaboDirect PRO12
Heineken Cup
Amlin Challenge Cup
LV= Cup
WRU Regional Championships
Principality Premiership
Latest News
Premiership Clubs
Results & Fixtures
Player of the Month
British & Irish Cup
Latest News
Results & Fixtures
SWALEC Championship
Latest News
Results & Fixtures
2013 Fixture Download
SWALEC Leagues
Latest News
Results & Fixtures
2013 Fixture Download
SWALEC Cup
Latest News
Cup Fixtures
Plate Fixtures
Bowl Fixtures
Cup Winners
Women's and Girl's
Latest News
Regional +
Latest News
Results & Fixtures
League Tables
Club +
Latest News
Results & Fixtures
League Tables
Cup & Plate
Competition Rules
Girls' Leagues
Women's Super Cup
Rules and Regulations
2nd XV League
Results & Fixtures
League Table
Domestic Galleries
NatWest RugbyForce
The WRU
WRU History
Brief History
WRU Structure
Board of WRU Ltd
Board of MS plc
Executive Board
HR & Vacancies
Working for The WRU
Current Vacancies
Rewards & Benefits
Work Experience
Stakeholder Vacancies
Contact HR
Latest Results
About the Lottery
Partners & Sponsors
Rules & Regulations
Pass It Back
Annual Report
Economic Report
Equality Standard
Panel Results
Contact Us
Legal & Privacy
Rugby Development
Minis to Millennium
The Game +
Modified Games Pathway U7-19s
Mini/Junior & Youth Administration
Talent Development +
Player Pathway U11-U16
International Rugby U16
International Rugby Sevens
Regional Rugby U16-U20
Player Development +
Schools Programme
Club Programme
Welsh Exiles
Coaching Development
Coaching Locker
Coaching Courses
Departmental Staff
Club Operations
Club Management
Useful Links
Club Contacts
First Aid
Development Leagues
Wed U18 League
Wed U18 Table
WRU Youth Leagues +
Blues Fixtures
Blues Table
Dragons Fixtures
Dragons Table
Ospreys Fixtures
Ospreys Table
Scarlets Fixtures
Scarlets Table
North Wales Fixtures
North Wales Table
WRU Youth Cup
Youth Fixture Pool
About Us
Club Safeguarding Officers
Help & Advice +
Children and Young People
Parent and Carers
Coaches/ Volunteers
Reporting Incidents
Training & Education
Policies & Procedures
Useful Contacts +
Area Child Protection Coordinators
International Referees +
Welsh Internationals
Match Breakdown
Refereeing Courses +
WRU Level 1
Match Appointments
Welsh Society +
Society Details
Society Meetings
Departmental Staff
Laws of the Game
Leisure Rugby
WRU Touch Rugby
WRU Rugby Stars
Tickets & Membership
Match Tickets
Buy Official
Debentures +
Debenture Exchange
WRU Membership
Ticket Terms & Conditions
Terms of Admission
Member Club Application Conditions
Official Travel and Match Breaks
WRU Supporters Club
Online Store
Watch Wales Train For Free
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter
Millennium Stadium Tours
About WRU Hospitality
Event by Event Hospitality
Long Term Hospitality
The Clubhouse
Non WRU Events
Official Off-Site Hospitality
Hospitality Enquiries
Conference and Banqueting
Latest News
Wales News
Regions News
Club News
Principality Podcast
Stay in Touch
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter
Archive & Search
Latest News +
Results & Fixtures +
League Tables +
Squad Profiles +
Management Profiles +
Stats & Records +
Rugby World Cup 7s +
Rugby World Cup +
RBS 6 Nations +
Galleries +
News +
Regions News
Results & Fixtures +
League & Pool Tables +
Statistics +
Principality Premiership +
British & Irish Cup +
SWALEC Championship +
SWALEC Leagues +
SWALEC Cup +
Women's & Girl's +
2nd XV League +
NatWest RugbyForce
The WRU
WRU History +
WRU Structure +
Partners & Sponsors +
Rules & Regulations
Pass it Back
Discipline +
Panel Results 2013-14
Panel Results 2012-2013
Annual Report
Economic Report
Equality Standard
HR & Vacancies +
Lottery +
Contact Us
Legal & Privacy
Rugby Development
Minis to Millennium +
Club Development +
Leisure Rugby +
Development Leagues +
Safeguarding +
Referees +
Tickets & Membership
Match Tickets
Buy Official
Debentures +
WRU Membership
Ticket Terms & Conditions
Terms of Admission
Member Club Application Conditions
Official Travel and Match Breaks
WRU Supporters Club
Online Store
Watch Wales Train For Free
Like us on Facebook
Follow us on Twitter
Millennium Stadium Tours
About WRU Hospitality
Event by Event Hospitality
Long Term Hospitality
The Clubhouse
Non WRU Events
Official Off-Site Hospitality
Hospitality Enquiries
Conference and Banqueting
News +
Regions News
Results & Fixtures +
League & Pool Tables +
Statistics +
Davies relishing Sam & Justin clash
27 March 2013 16:31pm
By WRU
Phil Davies is relishing the personal battle between Sam Warburton and Justin Tipuric
Cardiff Blues director of rugby Phil Davies reckons the two finest open-side flankers in the world will collide on Judgement Day.
The duo packed down together as Wales swept England aside to successfully defend the RBS 6 Nations title and Davies is relishing their personal battle.
"I'd argue they could be the two best sevens in the world," said Davies.
"They are both players I know well and I have huge respect for them.
"I just think we are lucky in Wales to have two such outstanding back rowers, plus you've also got the likes of Dan Lydiate and Toby Faletau. We have got some fantastic back row players in this country.
"Maybe Sam and Justin are slightly different and that's perhaps why they've played well together.
"It's like Sam and Josh Navidi with us. They are very similar at the breakdown, but sometimes a little bit different in what they can add in terms of carrying and lineout prowess.
"Perhaps Sam and Justin are different too, but they are both quality.
"It will be an intriguing battle for the rugby connoisseur. But it comes down to the front five and who can win the inches there. That's the key thing."
Warburton missed the Blues defeat to Benetton Treviso last week due to a knee injury but he has since passed fitness tests and is set to start at the Millennium Stadium alongside fellow Six Nations hero Leigh Halfpenny.
"Sam has had a knee strain, but he should be fine. Leigh picked up a bit of an ankle injury towards the end of the England game. That's why he didn't take the last couple of kicks in that match. But he should be fine. He's has trained and come through a fitness test."
Backs coach Gruff Rees said: "For us, there's no margin for error. We have said that for a fair while and the boys have reacted to that degree of pressure as we want them to.
"We are proud to be defending chanpions and we want to push on to defend that title. But first and foremost we know it's a big challenge for us against a Blues side that is dangerous.
"I have got a huge amount of respect for them. Even though it's perhaps a transitional year, there's a lot of fire-power there. There's a lot of good young players who have achieved some significant things this year.
"It's a great event and we are just looking forward to it. For us, first and foremost, it's about getting the result this weekend."
Ospreys backs coach Gruff Rees is also eagerly awaiting the showdown but he reckons it is just one of several mouth-watering clashes across the pitch.
"It's one of a number of intriguing battles," added Rees.
"I guess it's the obvious one people will focus on. Justin came back and did admirably well last weekend and I expect him to up the ante this week again."
Judgement Day - Millennium Stadium, Saturday 30 March
Dragons v Scarlets 2.30pm
Blues v Ospreys 5.15pm
Tickets: Adults £25, U18s £10, Family ticket £50 (two adults, two children)
Tickets available from wru.co.uk/tickets; by calling Ticketmaster on 08442 777 888; from Ticketline, Westgate Street Cardiff tel 02920 230130; from the Blues and Dragons box offices; from the WRU store, 47 Westgate Street, Cardiff, and from selected Tesco stores around Wales.
E-mail this page
Print this page
Wales U20 squad announcment
Judgement Day is coming!
19 Apr 14
Millennium Stadium manager Mark Williams is excitedly looking forward to tomorrow's Judgement Day II where all four regions will be playing at the Cardiff cathedral of rugby.
Wales Beer Festival
17 Apr 14
The Millennium Stadium will host the biggest beer festival in Wales when the inaugural 'W-Ales Beer Festival' comes to the iconic city-centre venue this summer (5-7 June).
WRU funding assists Porthcawl's club development
17 Apr 14
Porthcawl recently received a WRU facilities grant and funding from Natwest RugbyForce in order to give their changing rooms a facelift. This came after receiving £10,000 in a WRU facilities grant last year to tarmac their car park. The improvements have already helped to make the club more accessible, not only for their own members and players but for the whole community.
Safeguarding the future
16 Apr 14
The Welsh Rugby Union has launched a new, accredited Safeguarding and Protecting Children course - funded by the WRU and delivered in partnership with Sport Wales and the NSPCC - fo rugby club volunteers around Wales.
Judgement Day II: Countdown
16 Apr 14
Sunday's 'Judgement Day II' at the Millennium Stadium is rapidly approaching - yesterday all four regions assembled at Cardiff Castle to promote the regional double header.
Rugby Enterprise Academy
07 Apr 14
WRU Compliance Manager Will Thomas explains the initiative to identify and develop future administrators who want to forge a career in the rugby industry.
Highlights: Welsh Schools Under 18 Final
03 Apr 14
Highlights of the Welsh Schools Under 18 Final which Llanishen High won, beating Ysgol y Preseli 19-17.
Judgement Day is coming
02 Apr 14
The Millennium Stadium is set for another double-derby extravaganza on Easter Sunday 2014 with the Cardiff Blues taking on the Scarlets at 2pm and Newport Gwent Dragons facing the Ospreys at 4.45pm.
Hong Kong Plate final reaction
30 Mar 14
Wales Head Coach Gareth Williams is full of praise for his side who pushed South Africa all the way before just falling short in the Plate final at the Hong Kong Sevens.
SWALEC Semi-Final draws
27 Mar 14
The SWALEC semi-final draws threw up some mouth-watering clashes in the Cup, Plate and Bowl as the 12 teams aim for the Millennium Stadium Finals Day. All the semi-finals are to be played on the weekend of April 12.
Referee Rhys scaling new heights
27 Mar 14
Welsh whistler Rhys Thomas continues to scale the heights of the game as he prepares to be an official in this weekend's Hong Kong Sevens tournament, undoubtedly the showpiece event on the World Series calendar.
Jenkins in positive mood
26 Mar 14
Wales Sevens manager Dai Jenkins is in a positive mood as his side prepare to tackle Fiji in a crucial showdown on Friday night in the Hong Kong Sevens, as WRU TV's Graeme Gillespie discovers
Natwest RugbyForce 2014: Tonna
26 Mar 14
Wales International Ian Evans and Wales and Lions legend Scott Quinnell swapped rugby balls for paint pots at Tonna during the RBS 6 Nations. They surprised club players with a special clubhouse makeover to launch NatWest RugbyForce 2014 - a programme developed in partnership with the WRU to make rugby clubs stronger businesses by improving and renovating their facilities with the support of volunteers and the local community.
Swalec Plate highlights: Rhiwbina right on track
26 Mar 14
Rhiwbina joined Glynneath, Llantwit Fadre and Merthyr in the semi-finals of the Swalec Plate with a 36-19 win over Nant Conwy. Here's how they reached the final four.
Swalec Cup highlights: holders march on
25 Mar 14
Pontypridd remain on course to retain their Swalec Cup crown after they eased past Llanelli to reach the semi-finals. Here's how the holders hit their visitors for a half century at Sardis Road.
Swalec Bowl highlights package
25 Mar 14
We're now down to the final few in the Swalec Bowl: here's a look back at how Llantwit Major saw off Pyle in the quarter-finals on Saturday.
Hong Kong welcomes Wales Sevens squad
25 Mar 14
Fresh from claiming the Bowl honours in Tokyo last Sunday, the Wales Sevens squad have settled into their routine as they prepare for this weekend's Hong Kong tournament where Iolo Evans is aiming high, as WRU TV's Graeme Gillespie discovers.
Wales U18 v England U18
24 Mar 14
In perfect playing conditions Wales U18s were beaten six tries to two by a very good English side at the Gnoll.
England await Wales Under 18's
21 Mar 14
Wales Under 18 face England in Neath this Sunday. WRU TV previews the game with some of the squad's key men.
More WRU TV
Regions News
Blues to take on the world
23 Apr 14
Cardiff Blues will take on the world's best teams in the inaugural World Club 10s in Singapore in June.
New deals for Dragons duo
23 Apr 14
Newport Gwent Dragons duo Tom Prydie and Ashley Smith have signed new deals to keep them at Rodney Parade until the end of the 2017 campaign.
Tandy left with mixed feelings
22 Apr 14
Ospreys head coach Steve Tandy was left with a tinge of disappointment after his team won their Judgement Day clash against Newport Gwent Dragons but failed to clinch a bonus point in the process.
Evans hails Dragons spirit
22 Apr 14
Stand-in captain Lewis Evans hailed the Dragons' fighting spirit after they were beaten 20-10 in their Judgement Day showdown against the Ospreys.
Rookie Morgan centre of attention
20 Apr 14
Promising Dragons centre Tyler Morgan says it was "unbelievable" to make his RaboDirect PRO12 debut in front of over 30,000 fans at Judgement Day II.
Jones rues missed opportunities
20 Apr 14
Ospreys captain Alun Wyn Jones reckons his side can still clinch a place in the RaboDirect PRO12 play-offs after their 20-10 victory over the Newport Gwent Dragons.
Ospreys maintain play-off hopes
20 Apr 14
The Ospreys kept their hopes of a RaboDirect PRO12 play-off place alive with a 20-10 victory over the bottom placed Welsh region Newport-Gwent Dragons.
Allen has reasons to smile
20 Apr 14
Cory Allen had three very good reasons to wear a broad smile as he left the Millennium Stadium after Judgement Day II.
The latest news, results and tables from the Blues region
The latest news, results and tables from the Dragons region
The latest news, results and tables from the Ospreys region
The latest news, results and tables from the Scarlets region
Ticket Sales
Online Store
WRU Supporters Club
Media Accreditation
Terms and Conditions
Latest Galleries
Dewar Shield
Pontypridd v Cornish Pirates
Ebbw Vale crowned Championship winners
Dewar Shield
Pontypridd v Cornish Pirates
Ebbw Vale crowned Championship winners
Welsh Rugby Union
Millennium Stadium, Westgate Street, Cardiff CF10 1NS
Telephone: 08442 491 999
Fax: 029 2082 2474
© 2014 Content © Welsh Rugby Union Ltd, Statistics © SFMS Ltd, Photography © Huw Evans Agency
Privacy & Cookies
delivered by
powered by
OpenText WSM


text:
Home › Polo Shirts › Gildan Polo Shirts › Gildan › Gildan Ultra Cotton Pique Polo Shirt
100% cotton pre-shrunk pique. Tubular construction. Clean finished placket with reinforced bottom box. 3 woodtone buttons. Contoured welt collar and cuffs. Double stitched seams. Quarter-turned body to eliminate centre crease.Size Chest (to fit)S - 38/40" M - 42/44" L - 46/48" XL - 50/52" 2XL - 54/56"
Fabric100% CottonSport Grey - 90% Cotton, 10% PolyesterDark heather - 50/50 Cotton/PolyWeightWhite 225gsm, Colours 240 gsm
EMBROIDERYSetup: FREE Existing logos: FREE New logos: £25 set up charge No minimum quantity for embroidery. £1.95 application per position per item. * £1.95 is based on 10,000 stitch count. Fees may vary for larger stitch counts.
Orders over £100 will receive free set up costs regardless of whether using a new or existing logo. The £100 order total must exclude any set up costs to be eligible.
Please note that the size tolerance for Gildan products is +/- 2cm.
Click here to view the Gildan sizing guide
Excellent value polo shirt and great service from Workwear Express.
Delivery is FREE for all orders over £100 net and just £4.95 for orders under £100 net. We use DPD as our preferred national courier.
To read our full Delivery Policy please click here.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Track using Order ID
Login and do more!
- Track individual Orders
- View your entire Order history
- Cancel individual Orders
- Conveniently review products and sellers
|Paperback (2003)
|Delivered in 2-3 days.
|Rs. 97
|Hardcover (2009)
|Delivered in 2-3 days.
|Rs. 249
|Paperback (1999)
|Delivered in 14-15 days.
|Rs. 858
|Paperback (2010)
|Delivered in 20-21 days.
|Rs. 2387
Read Sample
All items that have the "Cash on Delivery Available" icon are valid for order by Cash on Delivery.
Add the item(s) to your cart and proceed to checkout. When prompted to choose a payment option, select "Pay By Cash on Delivery". Enter the CAPTCHA text as shown, for validation.
Once verified and confirmed, your order will be processed for shipment in the time specified, from the date of confirmation. You will be required to make a cash-only payment to our courier partner at the time of delivery of your order to complete the payment.
Terms & Conditions:
What is the estimated delivery time?
Sellers generally procure and ship the items within the time specified on the product page. Business days exclude public holidays and Sundays.
Estimated delivery time depends on the following factors:
Why does the delivery date not correspond to the delivery timeline of X-Y business days?
Why does the delivery date not correspond to the delivery timeline of X-Y business days?
It is possible that the Seller or our courier partners observe a holiday between the day you placed your order and the date of delivery, which is based on the timelines shown on the product page. In this case, we add a day to the estimated date. Some courier partners and Sellers do not work on Sundays and this is factored in to the delivery dates.
What do the different tags like "In Stock", "Available" mean?
What do the different tags like "In Stock", "Available" mean?
'In Stock'
For items listed as "In Stock", Sellers will mention the delivery time based on your location pincode (usually 2-3 business days, 4-5 business days or 4-6 business days in areas where standard courier service is available). For other areas, orders will be sent by Registered Post through the Indian Postal Service which may take 1-2 weeks depending on the location.
The Seller might not have the item in stock but can procure it when an order is placed. The delivery time will depend on the estimated procurement time and the estimated shipping time to your location.
'Preorder' or 'Forthcoming'
Such items are expected to be released soon and can be pre-booked for you. The item will be shipped to you on the day of it's official release launch and will reach you in 2 to 6 business days. The Preorder duration varies from item to item. Once known, release time and date is mentioned. (Eg. 5th May, August 3rd week)
'Out of Stock'
Currently, the item is not available for sale. Use the 'Notify Me' feature to know once it is available for purchase.
Sometimes, items have to be sourced by Sellers from outside India. These items are mentioned as 'Imported' on the product page and can take at least 10 days or more to be delivered to you.
'Back In Stock Soon'
The item is popular and is sold out. You can however 'book' an order for the product and it will be shipped according to the timelines mentioned by the Seller.
'Temporarily Unavailable'
The product is currently out of stock and is not available for purchase. The product could to be in stock soon. Use the 'Notify Me' feature to know when it is available for purchase.
'Permanently Discontinued'
This product is no longer available because it is obsolete and/or its production has been discontinued.
'Out of Print'
This product is not available because it is no longer published and has been permanently discontinued.
Why does the estimated delivery time vary for each seller?
Why does the estimated delivery time vary for each seller?
You have probably noticed varying estimated delivery times for Sellers of the product you are interested in. Delivery times are influenced by product availability, geographic location of the Seller, your shipping destination and the courier partner's time-to-deliver to your location.
Please enter your default pin code on the product page (you don't have to enter it every single time) to know more accurate delivery times on the product page itself.
More answers in our Shipping FAQs »
|Type Accepted
|30 days from delivery
|Damaged, Defective, Item not as described
|Type Accepted
|30 days from delivery
|Exchange for colors and size, Does not fit
|Type Accepted
|10 days from delivery
|Exchange for colors and size, Does not fit
|Type Accepted
|10 days from delivery
|Damaged, Defective, Item not as described
Delivered in 2-3 days.
Rs. 249/-
Delivered in 14-15 days.
Rs. 858/-
Delivered in 20-21 days.
Rs. 2387/-
Robin Sharma through the pages of his book The Monk Who Sold his Ferrari takes us into the core of a spiritual journey that leads us to view our life from a whole new angle.
Summary Of The Book
Julian Mantle's world was always limited to his work, material possession and money. However, his life takes a complete U turn when he is suddenly traumatized with a heart attack. Realization dawns on him and he decides to alter the course of his life. It is then that he decides to give up everything and entail a spiritual journey to the Himalayas in India in search of a more meaningful life.
From the sages of the Sivana in the Himalayas he garners some newfound knowledge and philosophies, which goes on to change his life forever. When he comes back from his spiritual journey from the Himalayas there is a discernible change in him. He narrates his experience to his fellow colleague John and that is how the entire story and experience of Julian Mantle is related to us.
The narratives of the spiritual journey that Julian Mantle undertakes take us on a ride to a profound and different perception of life. The book bestows on us the key to living a great, meaningful, healthy and happy life. We are educated on the Seven Virtues of Enlightened learning, which comprises of the need to master the mind, to follow one's purpose, to live with discipline, to practice Kaizen, to respect time, to embrace the present and to selflessly serve others.
The Monk Who Sold his Ferrari was an immediate success. It became an International Bestseller with more than three million copies sold worldwide. The book has been translated into a number of foreign languages to reach out to a larger audience.
About Robin Sharma
Robin Sharma is an author and lawyer. He has to his credit a number of books; The Leader Who Had No Title, Who Will Cry When You Die: Life Lessons From The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, The Saint, The Surfer, And The CEO: A Remarkable Story About Living Your Heart's Desires, Megaliving!, Family Wisdom From The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari, and Discover Your Destiny With The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari.
Born in Canada in the year 1965, Robin Sharma is the Founder, Chief Visionary Officer and CEO of a global consultancy firm, Sharma Leadership International Inc. The company's clients include GE, FedEx, Harvard Business School, Nike, and many Fortune 500 companies.
He was awarded with the Brand Laureate Brand Personality Award in 2009 and Golden Gavel award in 2011. Robin Sharma did his graduation in law and graduated from Dalhousie University School of Law. He frequents many countries as a speaker. His books have been translated to seventy languages and sold in sixty countries.
|Robin Sharma
|Book Details
|Jaico Publishing House
|Publication Year
|1st Edition
|Number of Pages
|216 Pages
First the facts :
- It gives you a clear insight into what you should focus on. i.e. not money but your passion and your life. GOOD.
- It is an extremely popular book and will anyway sell. AGREED.
Now, My opinion :
I read this book around 2-3 years back. I was thrilled by the beauty of the "revelations" it suggested. I tried doing what the book suggested. The garden, the lighthouse, the sumo wrestler, the pink wire cable, the stopwatch, the roses and the winding path of diamonds - the seven timeless virtues, which will give you an enlightened life.
I agree with the points... but after reading a lot of such self management books, I kind of realize that all these self management books help only to an extent. Knowing these things does help. Definitely. But applying them all, in your day to day life is not really a practical thing to do. It looks very artificial. At least it did for me.
So read this books and apply only things that you really value and you'll do much much better. Do not try to follow all the advices to the T. Just accept what you believe in and leave the rest.
Then and only then, in my opinion, reading this book makes any sense.
Wish you guys a wonderful life ahead.
- Shyam
Excellent book truly. After reading this story you realize how people all over have taken so much debt to live a life of falsehood and show. After reading this book I am reminded of the story of the Monk Who Mortgaged His Ferrari from Cash The Crash by Chabria. What we learn is that health, wealth are important, but mean nothing without happiness.
This book is surely a must read!
Enormous amount of wisdom is covered here. I finished this thinking that this is one of the best books I've ever read on how to live in this world. I was shocked at the amount of principles covered in this story. I just wasn't expecting what I got from this.
I read a few reviews where people were criticizing the story. I thought the story was good, with a few weak spots. But the story isn't the main point, it was just the vehicle to deliver the goods.
I loved this book! This is one that I think can definately make a difference in your life. The thing about books like this is, usually people read it once, decide that there is something to it and maybe even make a few changes in their life and a little while later they slide right back into living the way they always have. Reread it, absorb it, and make lasting changes
My expedition to "THE MONK WHO SOLD HIS FERRARI" by Robin Sharma, more than a reading book is looking inside of the self. I, regret for not reading in past even though brought it long back, in fact left in the middle. It is always better late than never. People in this age are striving hard day and night to improve the "standard of living", which is subjected with materialistic need and gives short-lived joy. This book acquaints you with the whole-host of the techniques existing form the ages to improve "standard of life" which originates from the self and gives everlasting happiness. Reading this book, chapter-by-chapter is nothing but uncovering the self layer-by-layer and finally reaching to the nucleus of the self. Believe me, it does not tell you to sell your FERRARI/AUDI/BMW/HONDA CITY/blllaaa-blllaaa, but definitely tells you how to live with long lasting joy in this materialistic world……….Cheers.
honestly i was pretty apprehensive about the book when i bought it.but when i started to read the book i was hooked.Its not a novel,i really dont know what kind of boook it is,you can say its self help book its a book that must be chewed slowly and swallowed slowly like robin sharma says.A very simple to read book.Very simple methods are presented to the reader to change his method of thinking ,ultimately changing his life and as well of people around him.
The novel is well Written by Robin Sharma...I am more of a Khalid Hosseini,Jeffrey Archer and David Baldacci person still i wou...Read More
Book is very nice and delivery of Flipkart is good. I got this book The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari in just 99 rs , thats an awes...Read More
it mite seem to be a little boring in the beginning, but be patient, and don't read it in one go..It surely will give a directi...Read More
'The Monk who sold his Ferrari' by Robin Sharma. It was a very motivating fable with clear principles for a better life.Read More
This book will surely brings a change in our environment and our character . We will start seeing joy in everything around us....Read More


text:
Welcome to Plains Cooperative Telephone
If you're here to check your webmail, pay your bill, print out an application for service, or manage your email filter, you are at the right place!
Is there anything you would like to post in the next edition of The Plains Telephone Connection Newsletter?
Give us a call at the office (970) 358-4211.
We are your local rural telephone cooperative located in Joes, Colorado. We provide telephone service to Anton, Arickaree, Armel, Bonny Dam, Cope, Eckley, Hale, Idalia, Joes, Kirk, Lindon, Seibert and Vona.
Plains Cooperative Telephone
6488 Highway 36
PO Box 123
Joes, CO 80822
Mission Statement:
It shall be the aim of PLAINS COOPERATIVE TELEPHONE ASSOCIATION, INC., to provide dependable area-wide telephone service on the cooperative plan and at the lowest cost consistent with sound economy and good management.


text:
Hey guys!!
I am planning on making an iPhone app for my live streaming radio station...
I have installed 3-4 radio apps on my iPad, then SSHed them to my PC and I try to figure out what I should change and customize....
I have a question for you guys:
In wich file(s) I should find the URLs that get linked with the application??
I guess I should look for something like this:
......http://www.myradiostation.org/stream.pls......... or not?
Any help appreciated!!!!


text:
NFL analyst: Bruce Arians, Tom Moore good hires for Arizona Cardinals
Originally published: Jan 21, 2013 - 4:09 pm
Bruce Arians was brought on as the new Arizona Cardinals head coach because of his leadership, quarterback prowess and ability to get the most out of the talent on his roster.
One FOX NFL analyst believes the Cardinals' decision to bring Arians into the fold was a smart move, and one that should pay dividends going forward.
"I think it's good. I really do," Daryl Johnston told Arizona Sports 620's Doug & Wolf Monday. "You're talking about a guy who had a big impact on what Indianapolis did in his time there. I know that Peyton Manning has the utmost respect for him. I think it's a good move."
With the addition of Arians came a bounty of changes to the Cardinals' coaching staff. The team supported Arians' decision to choose his own staff, which has begun to take shape with the official hirings of three assistant coaches.
Arians hired Todd Bowles as defensive coordinator, Harold Goodwin as offensive coordinator and Tom Moore as assistant head coach/offensive coordinator.
Johnston trusts Arians brought the right personnel in, especially on the offensive side, to help the Cardinals rectify some troublesome areas from a disappointing 2012 campaign.
"I think that Bruce Arians has done a tremendous job for some very, very difficult circumstances in Indianapolis this year filling in for coach Pagano," Johnston said. "I think [the Cardinals] got a good one. You're building a good foundation out there. You got to get a couple of positions sorted out, get the guys headed in the right direction but I think Tom Moore will be one of those guys if it helps facilitate that transition."
The 74-year-old Moore has a bevy of experience, beginning his career as an NFL assistant in 1977. He also served as the offensive coordinator for the Colts in 1998-2000 when Arians was the team's quarterback coach.
Daria Del Colliano, Web Content Editor - ArizonaSports.com
- Thoughts on the 2014 Arizona Cardinals schedule
- Arizona Cardinals president Michael Bidwill on schedule: NFL 'gave us a lot of respect'
- Arizona Cardinals' 2014 schedule released
- Arizona Cardinals to host Big Red Rib & Music Festival
- Arizona Cardinals' Daryl Washington now has a two-strike count on him
- Michael Bidwill, Cardinals president - Thursday April 24What goes into the Cardinals� draft preparation?
- Mark Schlereth, ESPN NFL analyst - Tuesday April 22ESPN NFL analyst Mark Schlereth talks about the NFL Draft.
- Terry McDonough, Cardinals VP of player personnel - Tuesday April 22Who will the Cardinals draft with their first-round pick?
- Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals wide receiver - Tuesday April 22How are the Cardinals getting better in the offseason?
- Derek Carr- Fresno State quarterback - Monday April 21Fresno State quarterback Derek Carr talks about the NFL Draft.


text:
The Advanced Bash Scripting Guide is both a reference and a tutorial on shell scripting. This comprehensive book, the equivalent of 1,000+ print pages, covers almost every aspect of shell scripting. It contains 382 profusely commented illustrative examples, a number of tables, and a cross-linked index/glossary. Not just a shell scripting tutorial, this book also provides an introduction to basic programming techniques, such as sorting and recursion. Included scripts are the Game of Life, a Perquackey variant, a Morse code trainer, and an implementation of the Gronsfeld Cipher. This book is suited for both individual study and classroom use. It covers Bash, up to and including version 4.2. Note that users of miniaturized single-board computers running Linux, such as the Raspberry Pi and the Beagle Bone, would find this Guide useful for learning and running Bash scripts to explore and expand the capabilities of these small, but powerful machines.
TalentSoft Web+ (WebPlus) is a development tool dedicated for developing web-based client-server applications without writing CGI programs. It enables rapid/easy creation of highly functional web pages which integrates with databases, files systems, email, Java applets, and other third-party programs. With Web+, users can quickly and easily create powerful Web applications without learning complicated programming languages such as C, C++, PERL, or Java. Web+ currently runs on Microsoft Windows NT/95, Linux, Sun Solaris, HP-UX, SGI IRIX, and will soon be available on other Unix systems. It works with most web servers and integrates with all ODBC compliant databases.
Web+Shop is a user-friendly e-commerce shopping cart application for the Web. With Web+Shop, merchants and ISPs can quickly create Internet malls and shopping carts. Once built, the shops can be used to sell products, manage inventory, fill orders, manage customers/shipping/tax, and execute transactions online. Store owners can now utilize real-time shipping via FedEx, UPS, and USPS. Customers can browse products, add/remove products from the shopping cart, check out, select a payment method, view invoices, confirm the order, and check the order status. Web+Shop supports full integration with Authorize.Net, Cardservice International, CyberCash, and ICVerify which will allow merchants to securely conduct real-time online payment processing.
netscript is a portable/multi-platform, lightweight TCP/UDP socket scripting system. It is intended to automate situations, built on a word-to-word ruleset response system. It includes wildcard support, character replacement, random replacement, argument inclusion, server timeout, initial send, display altering, multiple character dump formats, telnet protocol support, logging, program to socket dumping, executable ruleset support, reverse binding, module support, data truncation, data formatting, permission options, virtual hosting support, history storage, dynamic storage variables, directory placement, character omitting, timed rules, background support, syslog support, routing support, socket options, interactive mode, and graphical user interface support.
Onyx is a powerful stack-based, multi-threaded, interpreted, general purpose programming language similar to PostScript and Forth. It can be embedded as an extension language into other applications, and was designed to have a small memory footprint. It is among the smallest embeddable interpreters available.
Revolution is a user-centric development tool for every major platform. It features an English-like programming language, an advanced feature set, an intuitive interface, and built-in documentation, which makes it ideal for users of all levels of ability. Revolution contains support for databases, Internet protocols, multimedia, XML, and much more. Revolution Studio and Enterprise allow you to write your application once and deploy it on every major platform.
Tdbengine is an RDBMS with an integrated programming language. It represents the enhancement of the famous DOS-TDB, and is designed to handle databases on the Web. It connects to the Web server using the standard CGI interface, or runs on the command line. It is very small (about 400 KBytes), extremely quick, and easy to administrate. Its features are full text indexing, an automatic data link system, and the script language EASY, which replaces the commonly used SQL with its modular code.
cw is a non-intrusive real-time ANSI color wrapper for common Unix-based commands. It is designed to simulate the environment of the commands being executed, so that if a person types 'du', 'df', 'ping', etc. in their shell it will automatically color the output in real-time according to a definition file containing the color format desired. It has support for wildcard match coloring, tokenized coloring, headers/footers, case scenario coloring, command-line- dependent definition coloring, and includes over 50 pre- made definition files.
A script to start VNC on a system-determined port.


text:
The Solo Wired is a hard wired headset with a microphone that is self installed into virtually any helmet and connects directly to either a cell phone, GPS, or MP3/iPOD. With the Solo Wired you can answer and talk on a cell phone, listen to GPS voice directions, or listen to music in your helmet.
(Optional open face microphone available for open face helmets sold separately)
Bike to bike communication
- Maximum number of users in communication: 1
- Universal headset kit (full face only): CBSOLOWRD
- Full face headset: CBDUOUHS
- Headset Extension cord (for Passenger): CBHSEX
- Universal Headset: CBDUOUHS (29.99)
- Open face microphone CBDUOUHSMIC (8.95)
- 3.5mm headset adapter CBDUOUHS35 (9.95)
- Headset Extension cord (for Passenger): CBHSEX (14.95)
- Velcro and foam kit: CBDUOUVF (9.99)
- Tank Bag for Smartphone: CBTANKBAG (29.99)
Coming Soon


text:
1LT Jeremiah Littmann
|Name: Jeremiah Littman
Rank: First lieutenant
Branch: Infantry
Current Duty Station: Wisconsin Army National Guard
Life has been fast and furious. Shortly after commissioning I went down to BOLC and IOBC. Graduated and came back to a NG status with Charlie Company 1-128th IN out of Arcadia, WI and subsequently began working back full time at Fastenal. In October of 2008 I completed Pathfinder School down at Fort Benning. Throughout 2008 we had several AT's in preparation for Iraq in early 2009. I was in two separate locations with my Platoon during my stay there. We started in a remote location and ended in Baghdad working the Iraqi Supreme Court. Returning from Iraq I spent a year as an XO and have been preparing to take Command next month. I'll take over as the CO for Bravo Company 1-128th IN out of New Richmond and Rice Lake WI.


text:
Kids take on challenges in science and technology through Trine's academic summer camps, including Lego Summer Camp and B.E.S.T. camp for middle school students.
Visit our Conference & Events web site for more info about all of our educational and athletic summer camps.
Check out our Athletic site for summer camps offered.


text:
Japan will release its latest CPI report on Thursday, and this strategist has a trading plan.
It's been a while, to say the least, since Japan had a real inflation problem. On Thursday, investors will get an up to date look at core Japanese CPI, and Amelia Bourdeau, director of foreign exchange at Westpac Institutional Bank, has a trading plan.
If core CPI comes in stronger than expected, Bourdeau thinks the Bank of Japan will leave policy unchanged, and she would sell the dollar against the yen, she told CNBC's Scott Wapner. But if it's lower than expected, she wants to do the reverse, since that would increase the chances of more easing by the Bank of Japan - which would weaken the yen.
"Of the scenarios, I'm choosing number two, the weak core CPI," Bourdeau says, partly because the Bank of Japan just added two board members who are in favor of easier monetary policy to boost the economy.
She wants to buy the dollar against the yen on an upside breakout at 80.50, setting a stop at 79.70 and looking for a move to 83.00.
Todd Gordon, co-head of research and trading at Aspen Trading Group, likes the direction of the trade, but suggests using limits and entering the trade on a little pullback to about 80.30, rather than trying to time an entry on a breakout. "I'm just not a believer that you have to stay up all night to trade the FX market," he says.
Bourdeau agrees that buying breakouts can be tricky. But she says, "if you can time this, I think it's worth it because that 80.50-80.60 area is the top of a trend line, and I think if we break, it will break big."
You can watch the discussion on the video clip.
Tune In: CNBC's "Money in Motion Currency Trading" airs on Fridays at 5:30pm and repeats on Saturdays at 7pm.
Learn more: The essential vocabulary for currency trading is on Key Terms Dictionary. Top currency strategies are broken down for you in Currency Class.
Talk back: Tell us what you want to hear about - email us at email@example.com.


text:
Permit applications must be submitted for the installation of air pollution sources such as combustion (heating) equipment, process (manufacturing) equipment, air pollution control equipment, storage tanks and land remediation processes. The Department will accept construction permit applications that have been submitted to the Illinois EPA.
A permit is required by the County of Cook to regulate asbestos removal and disposal, renovation or demolition for compliance with asbestos/hazardous material regulations. Contractors/owners are required to obtain a permit from the Department prior to asbestos removal or demolition. For more information on filing procedures and fees click here.
**** Please be advised, as of November 21, 2012, several changes to the asbestos and demolition sections of the Cook County Environmental Ordinance will go into effect. Read more about those changes here.
Asbestos Abatement or Demolition/Renovation Permit Application (PDF - Illinois Department of Public Health)
Residential Demolition Application
Commercial Demolition Application
Permits may be revised up to six (6) times before a new permit is required.
Revision Request Form
Please note that as of January 14, 2012 Asbestos Removal Contractors must be Registered with the Cook County Department of
Environmental Control to receive a valid permit. Registration Application
Administration, Bureau of
69 W. Washington Room 1900


text:
Results 26 to 30 of 41
March 30th, 2013 07:37 AM #26Senior Member
- Join Date
- Dec 2012
- Posts
- 420
Odessa. Yup this was in Texas. I wouldn't use it as a name because that town is out there.
I love place names though. I don't consider London a boy's name though. They used London for the girl on Suite Life of Zach and Cody so its not a good idea.
I like Ireland, Houston, London, Arizona, Georgia and Scotland.
I honestly don't see the issue and I love all of those names and I think they can easily be names.
April 1st, 2013 12:08 AM #28〜Ebs〜
Isobel*Eloise*Matilda*Alice*Eleanor*Amelia*Elena* Mirabel* Felicity* Phoebe*Tallaulah*Eilidh*Rosalia*Roisin*Azalea*Elsa *
Eamon*Tiago*Cooper*Jack*Jago*Flynn*Archer*Lincoln* Asher*Alfie*Taylor* Finnian* Baxter* Lawson*Jasper*Deacon*Lewis*
April 20th, 2013 02:50 PM #30Member
- Join Date
- Apr 2013
- Posts
- 39
My favorite place names are mentioned in the Bible.
I like them because they are just different enough to be unique, but they can have more orthodox nicknames. Some non-Biblical place names that fit this description are Sarajevo and Madeira.
What bothers me is the overuse of place names. Austin, Brooklyn, Dakota and Houston are nice names, but their significance fades when the name is too frequently heard.
Last edited by maddie27; April 23rd, 2013 at 02:56 PM.
April 20th, 2013 03:02 PM #32Senior Member
- Join Date
- Mar 2013
- Posts
- 140
I do like names like Georgia and Virginia, though a lot of music fans would relate to songs like "Georgia on My Mind" which is a Ray Charles song, "Back to Georgia" which is a James Taylor song, and "Meet Virginia" which is a Train song. However, the name Virginia was the name of Gemma's mother in the A Great And Terrible Beauty trilogy. I would use the name Paris, though a lot of people would think of Paris Hilton, and London, like London, England, not like London Tipton. I could use the name Scott, like Scott from "Teen Idol" by Meg Cabot and it is the name of Jenny Greenley's best friend.
April 20th, 2013 04:12 PM #34Senior Member
- Join Date
- Apr 2013
- Posts
- 117
I like names that are place names, but they aren't obvious place names. If that makes sense? America or Ireland would be to much imo but I like Georgia, Virginia, London ect.
My daughter's middle name is Arizona which I couldn't have ever used for a first because I think it's too much. Arizona has meaning for us because I spent the first few years of my life living in Phoenix and I have relatives there, so we also considered Phoenix if we had a boy.Mum to:
Fable Arizona & Amity Seraphina (2010)
+ Baby Boy due in September


text:
Spiffy Steam Mop
Mopping only pushes the dirt and grime around. The Spiffy Steam Mop kills 99.9% of germs and bacteria with the power of steam. When used as directed, it sanitizes without chemicals.
The extra large swivel foot is perfect for cleaning those pesky corners and maneuvering around furniture. The Spiffy Steam Mop comes with 2 microfiber pads. Pads are machine washable for repeat use.
Safe for use on sealed hard floor surfaces.
Customers Ratings and Reviews
Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers


text:
It is with great excitement that The Cat Street Gallery presents the hotly anticipated solo exhibition Eurasia,
showcasing the latest body of work by the hugely talented French artist, Pascal Dombis.
Returning to Hong Kong with his second exposition at the gallery, Pascal's latest series of hypnotic works pack a
powerful sensory punch, pairing intensive technological processes with a fascination for exploring a visual paradox.
Pascal executes his unique approach to interpreting the complexities of visual environments with continual originality.
Whether creating lenticulars, light drawings, video works or installation, the paradoxical imagery which faces the
viewer creates a strange feeling - one of intrigue, uncertainty and a strange satisfaction. For it is in the ever-shifting
qualities of the layered convoluted shapes and symbols within the works that make the viewer truly aware that it is
he or she that alters what he or she sees.
It is thrilling for us to represent such an artist here, particularly in Asia as it is a place key to this series of works -
where a philosophical meeting of 'East' and 'West' results in a powerful aesthetic. This is highly detailed work built
on a huge conceptual scale - charting an allegorical journey across a 'continuous continent' - cemented by the ideas
of great philosophers like Nietzsche and great artist like Beuys. Pascal displays an unmistakable talent and vision for
a new way of seeing: finding a coexistence between order and chaos in a post-modern world.
Powered by self-designed algorithms or through harnessing a multitude of images from the internet and Google,
Pascal's climactic yet unpredictable 'immense digital tapestries' have set his artwork apart form any other. Acquired
by both international museums and private collectors alike, Pascal Dombis has an unwavering effect on those who
see his pieces and read into the questions posed. We greatly look forward to bringing such an exciting body of work
to Asia, and invite everyone to come and see this unmissable exhibition for themselves.


text:
Field hockey to host six summer camps
After closing the 2012 season with the 28th NCAA Championship appearance in program history, head coach Charlene Morett and the Penn State field hockey team coaching staff will host six camps this summer. The summer camp season will kick off on July 7, with the Nittany Lion Elite Camp and Nittany Lion Competitive Camp both taking place July 7-10. Four more installments will highlight the month, including Day Camp (July 8-11), Junior High Camp (July 8-10), Team Camp I (July 21-24) and Team Camp II (July 24-27). Registration is open at www.gopsusports.com/camps.


text:
CodeMash is a unique event that will educate developers on current practices, methodologies and technology trends in variety of platforms and development languages such as Java, .NET, Ruby and PHP. Held every January at the lush Kalahari Resort in Sandusky, Ohio, attendees will be able to attend a world-class technical conference amid Ohio's largest indoor waterpark. Nobody will frown if you show up in shorts, sandals, and your loudest t-shirt. You might even win a prize for doing so.
CodeMash strives to motivate attendees through amazing keynotes and incredible content. Previous keynoters have included Mary Poppendeick, Scott Guthrie, Neal Ford, Scott Chacon, and Chad Fowler. Breakout sessions over the year have included everything from F# to JavaScript, mobile application development, software development processes, and so much more! There are also two days worth of hands-on workshops covering everything from test driven development to improving your communication skills.
Pricing information for CodeMash varies from year to year; however, we fight hard to keep costs low. Prices for CodeMash 2013 were $260 for the conference, and $130 per day for PreCompiler workshop days.
CodeMash is held at the wonderful Kalahari Resort in Sandusky, Ohio. Yes, Sandusky. Ohio. In the middle of winter. The Kalahari has the Midwest's biggest indoor water park and a world-class conference venue.
You can walk, take a dogsled, or ride your favorite yak, but frankly we recommend driving. You can find directions to the Kalahari on their site. If you need to fly into the region, Cleveland's airport is conveinient. You can use Tom's Limo service for a shuttle, or you can coordinate a carpool on the CodeMash Google Group.
You can stay wherever you like for CodeMash, but the Kalahari Resort has offered up some tremendous rates for attendees. You can read the specifics at the CodeMash Google Group discussion page.
CodeMash Conference is incorporated as an Ohio non-profit company, and is pursuing recognition from the IRS as a 501(c)6 Business League non-profit entity.
It's a tax and lawyer thing. CodeMash is a Business League entity whose purpose is to create a conference and give you great educational, career-broadening content. You join CodeMash as a member which entitles you to attend these conferences. As a member, part of your attendance fee is marked off as "dues" which helps us put on this event and return value to you for your dues. Membership in CodeMash is limited to professionals in the IT industry – but please note that you're eligible regardless of what role you hold in the IT industry. This means we're open to members who are management, marketing, sales, and yes, good old IT geeks.
Maybe. Consult a tax professional for the exact way you should handle your deductions. (Sorry, but we're technology geeks, not lawyers or tax advisors.)
Maybe. Remember that CodeMash is a 501(c)6 entity, not a 501(c)3 charity. Please see your own financial/legal advisors for the official word on how to handle your own tax position. (Did you really expect our lawyers to let us say anything else?)
CodeMash is organized by several volunteers from the professional developer community in the Heartland region who are recognized experts in these different technologies.
Read all about the crew that makes CodeMash possible.
We would like to thank the following individuals for contributing some of the photos that appear on this site: Nayan Hajratwala, Aaron Christy, Steve Smith and John Crider.
CodeMash is proud of our work to ensure a welcoming, safe, and respectful environment for our attendees. We established one of the first Anti-Harassment policies of any conference, and have evolved that to the current Code of Conduct
Gain exposure and access passionate developers and industry experts.


text:
1000 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA | Directions 1522240.444415 -79.99537
Neighborhoods: Downtown (Central Business District)
Great Hotel BUT... – It's a great hotel but if any of you are looking to save some $$ then book it at referer.us/8/GoodHotelDeals They usually have some pretty good deals on there!
Not Worth the Price – For the high price I was expecting much more. Although the bedding was upscale, the bathrooms were less than impressive, and parking was outrageous, $24 a night. Although they boast complimentary pick-up service within 5 miles, they didn't mention that it ends at 11 p.m. Considering we were visiting for a 21st birthday party this was not helpful. The staff was unfriendly and trite.
WORST hotel I EVER stayed in! – My friend and I took our two year old sons to see The Wiggles and decided to stay at this hotel mainly because it offered free shuttle to the arena we were going to. Everything was fine up until the shuttle was supposed to pick us up, We waited outside the arena on hard concrete with no food or drinks and a two year old and 20 month old for an HOUR and A HALF! This hotel also charged us $20 to park there and the "CONTINENTAL" breakfast was $11. All 4 restaurants this hotel boasts about were open by the time we got back, it was only 6:30. The pizza parlor was only open in the morning because I guess people in Pittsburgh only eat pizza in the morning. They made it impossible to get food other than room service. We were given $30 towards room service, nice but us just ordering a cheeseburger, chicken sandwich, and chicken nuggets for the boys (no drinks or any type of dessert) it was $60, defnitely didn't expect that expense. Neither did we expect we would have to pay to park at this hotel that we were paying for. Thankfully we brought food for breakfast because the "continental" breakfast which is free anywhere else I had ever stayed, cost $11 and all it consisted of was cereal, yogurt, and bagels. We also had called down to get a bed rail that they specifically listed in their guest services book for my friends son and at first they weren't even aware they offered them and then we waited 35 minutes for them to bring it up. I just couldn't believe that the manager we were given to talk to tried to make excuses for the shuttle service and could only offer us a $30 off our room service for waiting an hour and a half with toddlers on a 55 mph road! Definitely will not be staying there again!
Heavenly!!! – My Husbsnd and I live in central NY and have been coming to Pittsburgh for sporting events approximately 7 years now, at least 2-3 times a year. Our first experience was at the Doubletree, (now the Westin) and we were extremely impressed by the quality, service, and price. Since then we have stayed all over the city, always coming back to what is now the Westin Convention Center. We have also traveled all over the country
staying in various hotels, and we both agree that nothing compares all around to the Westin Convention Center in Pittsburgh. The beds, the shower, the service, the food, the price, the view from up high, the whole experience is great and I would recommend it to everyone!!
Distinctive digs with modern amenities and beds so heavenly they're hard to roll out of. – In Short
With programs designed for both business travelers and families, this property takes service seriously. Business travelers can take advantage of guest office rooms stocked with phone, fax and printer. For families, a kids' club provides coloring books, bath toys and a phone line dedicated to bedtime stories. All visitors are treated to signature Heavenly Beds with pillow-top mattresses, cushy down blankets and crisp white sheets ranging in thread count from 180 to 250.
Great Business Accomdations – I think this is the nicest hotel in the city, I have stayed at the other high end hotels in town, and this is my favorite. The hotel is clean and seems to be newly renovated. The Beds are wonderful, and the dual shower head in the bathroom feels great. It is so nice to have a large terry robe in the room. WHAT A GREAT FITNESS CENTER, they even give you work out clothes. Room service was better than many fine dining establishments, loved medallions of beef and the best mashed potatoes ever. The hotel van drivers make it very easy to get around. I stayed at this hotel when it was a Doubletree and it was nice. But of the hotel as a Westin is really first class.
What a BED and Bath!!!! – This hotel is beautiful, and the staff is very friendly and accomdating. The quality of the food and service is way above average in my opinion. The addition of the Heavenly bed, is WOW, I was a skeptic about the BED and Bath, but I am now a believer in the Westin Brand of service. The rooms are a little out of date, (I was told that they will begin renovations shortly) however the room was very large and comfortable. A robe in the room was a really nice addition and the room was so clean. I am a Starwood Prefered Guest and I LOVE this program and it's benefits. Overall I would say that this is a great hotel with very good service and nice rooms. After the updates this hotel will be EXCELLENT in my opinion. I really enjoy my stays in Pittsburgh.
Sign in with Facebook Sign in with Facebook to see what your friends are up to!
Do you have a review of The Westin Convention Center, Pittsburgh on your blog? If you include the Citysearch image link (shown below) in your post, we'll automatically link to your review from the business profile page. Here's how our Linkback system works:
The Linkback system is free and automatic. It's really that easy.
To link to our business profile page, copy the html below to your web page.


text:
|From the HSLDA E-lert Service:
Home School Legal Defense Association
HSLDA's Homeschooling Thru High School Newsletter -- August 2009
HSLDA's Homeschooling Thru High School Newsletter -- August 2009
The Scoop on Tests for Teens
---[ TELL ME MORE(R) Homeschool Edition ]-----------------------------
An award-winning homeschool foreign language learning software that
uses state-of-the-art speech recognition, dozens of activities, and
thousands of exercises to bring your student to fluency in a foreign
language. From now through July 31st, TELL ME MORE Homeschool Edition
is 20% off when you use promo code 7HSLDA at the link below or by
calling (888) 388-3535.
Dear friends,
We hope that the month of August finds you enjoying barbeques, the
pool, and the hammock. Summer is a wonderful opportunity to kick back
and enjoy your teens. While you are relaxing, please know that we've
been working for you! We've organized information on a number of
tests that you may want to consider incorporating into your teen's
plan for the next school year. Many parents of high schoolers have
questions regarding the PSAT, SAT, SAT Subject, ACT, PLAN, Compass,
and Explore tests. Let's take a look at each test specifically in
relation to homeschooled students.
(Note: Even if your teen is unsure about attending college, we
recommend that he take a college entrance test while in high school
when subject knowledge is "fresh" rather than possibly having to take
the test several years after high school.)
PSAT/NMSQT: The Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test/National Merit
Scholarship Qualifying Test not only prepares students to take the
SAT, but it is also used to qualify for National Merit Scholarships.
It's important to note that only the top 1 - 2 % of those taking the
PSAT will score high enough to be in contention for these
The PSAT test has three sections (Math, Verbal/Critical Reasoning, and
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/psat/about/ontest.html and
it is administered by the College Board. Your teen may register to
take the PSAT in 10th grade or before for practice. However, taking
the PSAT in the 11th grade (typically the third year of high school)
is a necessary requirement to qualify for the National Merit
Scholarship competition.
Homeschoolers register for the PSAT by contacting a local public or
private school in their area. Because the PSAT is offered only in
October of each year and many schools place orders for the test early,
parents interested in their teens taking this test should contact the
school sometime in June prior to the October test date. Ask the school
(where the test will be taken) for the free PSAT Student Guide
he Student Guide provides test taking tips, practice problems with
explanatory answers, and even a full length practice test that will
enable your child to feel comfortable with the format and types of
problems that he will encounter on the PSAT.
When registering for the test, provide the state-specific homeschool
code for the PSAT. Using this code ensures that the test results will
be sent to your home rather than to the school at which the test was
taken. http://www.hslda.org/highschool/PSATCodes.gif
If you encounter a school that will not accommodate your teen, call
another one in your area. If you cannot find a school that will
accommodate your teen for the PSAT and you are a member of HSLDA,
please call our legal department for advice.
College Entrance Tests
The SAT and the ACT are the two primary tests used by college
officials when evaluating applicants for admission. Most colleges
will accept either of these two tests, but it is a good idea to check
an individual college's website to find out if one of the tests is
preferred. We are often asked if it's best to take one test or the
other or if both tests should be taken. This is a matter of personal
preference. The SAT is a reasoning test - the student is required to
take knowledge and apply it - while the ACT tests a student's
knowledge of specific subject matter in four categories. Some students
naturally may do better on one test than the other, so if your teen
doesn't receive the score he'd like on the SAT, then he may want to
try the ACT or vice versa.
Especially in the case of a homeschooled applicant, it is important to
do well on the SAT or ACT because colleges view these test scores as
objective and credible indicators of a student's readiness to do
college level work. These test scores are also often used by
scholarship committees as part of their criteria for awarding
scholarships. Therefore, we recommend that students prepare for these
tests by using some type of test prep materials.
The SAT test may be taken as many times as you desire - or until your
money runs out! The ACT, on the other hand, has a maximum of 12 times.
Scores almost always rise when taking the test a second time simply
because the student is more comfortable with the format of the test
and the testing environment. Most colleges continue to use the highest
test score the student achieved, and some colleges will even "super
score." Super scoring refers to colleges taking the highest scores
from each individual section of the test and adding them together to
come up with the highest possible composite score even if the highest
scores on individual sections were taken on different test dates. It's
wise to check with individual college policies regarding test scoring.
When registering online for either the SAT
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/reg.html or ACT
http://www.actstudent.org/regist/index.html , you'll be asked to
choose a test date and location. Plan ahead and register early as the
tests have strict registration deadlines.
A photo ID (such as a driver's license or passport) is necessary when
sitting for the test. If your student does not have either of these,
then check to see if your state motor vehicle department will issue an
alternative photo ID to your teen. (The ACT also accepts other means
of identification; however, be careful to follow their instructions
and call its offices for clarification if needed.)
There is no definitive answer to what a good SAT or ACT score is;
however, info provided at these links provides food for thought.
Additionally, once your teens receive their results (on the web or
through the mail), check individual college websites to compare their
scores. Most colleges post the median SAT and ACT test score ranges
of admitted students.
The SAT is given about 7 times a year. Homeschooled students register
for the test directly online with the College Board.
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/about.html When
registering, use the special homeschool code of 970000. Also, take
advantage of the four free test score reports by indicating on the
application the colleges you would like to receive the test scores
even if your teen has not yet definitely decided on the colleges to
which he will apply. Future test score report requests will incur a
nominal fee.
The SAT is comprised of three sections including math
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/prep_one/math.html ,
verbal/critical reading
ing.html , and a mandatory written essay
More general details on the test may be found at the College Board
This website also provides much helpful information including a full
length practice test
nerID=pretest&AffiliateID=PREPCENTER , general tips on test taking
l , sample essays and how essays are scored
rt.html , free online tools called SAT in Focus that give advice on
test and academic preparation
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/infocus.html , and
much more.
Unlike the SAT, the ACT is a knowledge-based test covering English,
reading, math, and science. Students who do well academically in
these areas will likely do well on the ACT. Visiting the ACT website,
http://www.actstudent.org/faq/answers/what.html, will give you
in-depth information on each section of the test as well as sample
questions and test taking tips and strategies.
The ACT is offered 6 times a year and homeschoolers should register
online to take it, http://www.actstudent.org/regist/index.html, using
the homeschool code of 969999. The site also lists helpful test day
procedures, http://www.actstudent.org/testprep/taking/procedures.html,
to help ease any of your teen's uncertainties.
The ACT differs from the SAT in that it has an optional writing test.
Check with your colleges of choice to determine whether the writing
section is required.
Last, if your teen has documented learning difficulties, investigate
the options that the College Board and ACT make for special test
accommodations. HSLDA's special needs coordinators are available to
our member families to assist in applying for these accommodations.
For more information than you could ever use (or want!) regarding the
SAT and ACT, you may wish to consult Wikipedia: SAT
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAT or ACT
SAT Subject Tests
The SAT Subject Tests given by the College Board were previously known
as SAT II Tests. There are 20 different SAT Subject Tests covering
five major subject areas. Similar to the general SAT test, these
Subject Tests require students to reason and apply knowledge in a
particular subject. Some colleges may use the tests as part of their
admissions criteria, but most colleges use them for placement purposes
only. Other colleges do not require the tests, but will consider high
scores on the subject tests as an optional part of a student's
portfolio when applying. More detailed information on the SAT Subject
Tests can be found at the College Board,
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/about/SATII.html, and
on the FAQ's section
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/about/SATII/FAQ.html .
The best time to take an SAT Subject Test is immediately following
completion of a course in that particular subject.
The College Board provides tips for taking the Subject Tests
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/lc_two/tipsTwo.html ,
specifics on each test
http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/sat/lc_two.html , and a
free SAT Subject Test preparation booklet
ation-booklet.pdf .
Reasons for a homeschooled student to take an SAT Subject Test
> a particular college requires one or more SAT Subject Tests as an
objective indicator of the work a student is capable of doing,
> a student desires to give a "boost" to his/her application by
showing academic aptitude in a given subject area; or
> for placement purposes when college courses are selected.
Homeschooled students register directly online with the College Board
to take an SAT Subject Test, and there are six test dates from which
to choose.
ml A maximum of three subject tests may be taken on any given test
The PLAN, http://www.actstudent.org/plan/ , test is administered by
the ACT as a preliminary to the ACT college admission test. It is
usually given in the sophomore year and is used to predict how a
student will score on the ACT. The PLAN tests knowledge in English,
reading, math and science and the scoring ranges between 1 and 32. The
results can be used to indicate areas of strengths or weaknesses in
your teen's knowledge.
The EXPLORE test was developed to be taken in the 8th and 9th grades
as preparation for the PLAN which is in preparation for the ACT. Do
you see where all of this is headed?!
It is our opinion that if you are not enamored with test preparation
and administration, then it's best to forego both the PLAN and EXPLORE
tests. Rather, focus on a well-rounded academic high school program as
good preparation for taking either the SAT or ACT test.
Compass Test
Another test developed by the ACT is the Compass Test,
http://www.act.org/compass/. Some community colleges use the test to
determine placement for their incoming students as well as to enroll
homeschool students in dual credit classes. Four year institutions may
also use the test during freshmen orientation for placement purposes.
The test components include reading, writing skills, writing essay,
math, and English as a second language. The test is an untimed,
computerized test and students receive their results at the completion
of test taking. The scores give the school an assessment tool as to
the student's academic strengths and weaknesses.
Whew!! This is a lot of information to digest, but the good news is
that you don't have to remember it all. When needed, you'll be able to
access the information on the aforementioned websites. Our hope is
that having an introduction to the tests will help you to decide which
ones will be essential for your teen to study for and take. If you are
a member of HSLDA and have questions about any of this information,
please do not hesitate to contact us.
In next month's newsletter, we plan to help you get your noses out of
the books, the lesson plans, and the activity calendars! Doesn't that
sound wonderful? Join us in September as we look beyond all of these
temporal items and concentrate on ... eternity.
Until then, rest in knowing that the Lord loves and cares for you and
your children,
Becky Cooke and Diane Kummer
HSLDA High School Coordinators
SAT/ACT Test Power Prep CD - Looking for a test prep resource? Check
out the new edition of this special HSLDA offer.
Join Becky and Diane's webinar on August 26th at 1:00 PM (EST) as they
present information on the college admissions process for
homeschoolers. For more details and to register see:
CHEMinistry of Midland, MI - September 19, 2009 (Diane)
(One day high school symposium, pre-registration is required prior to
September 5th)
-> How many news articles did you read this morning over your
We live in a world where concise information presented at the
right time can make a big difference in the outcome of important
legislative efforts. Yet it's tough to keep up with all the
issues that affect you. HSLDA does this for you in the areas that
affect your homeschool. Our emails and website enable you to
take quick, decisive action. Please consider becoming a part of
this team.
More reasons to join HSLDA...
The HSLDA E-lert Service is a service of:
Home School Legal Defense Association
P.O. Box 3000
Purcellville, Virginia 20134
Phone: (540) 338-5600
Fax: (540) 338-2733
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web: http://www.hslda.org
How To Subscribe:
- Subscribe to the HSLDA E-lert Service at our website:
- Or send an email with name and complete mailing address to:
Subscription Information:
- You subscribed to the HSLDA E-lert Service as:
- To unsubscribe from the HSLDA E-lert Service send an email from
the email address you want to unsubscribe to:
- To change your email address or make other changes to your
subscription, visit the HSLDA E-lert Service account web page at:
POSTMASTERS: This message is being sent to the most recent address we
have for our subscribers. If this is an invalid email address or you
have other problems, please reply to firstname.lastname@example.com.
DISCLAIMER: This is considered a private and confidential message
from HSLDA to its bonafide HSLDA E-lert Service subscribers.
HSLDA cannot attest to the authenticity of copies posted, forwarded,
or sent by any party other than HSLDA.
NOTE: Please do not reply or otherwise use this email address;
firstname.lastname@example.com is for broadcast purposes only and is not intended to
receive incoming messages. We cannot reply to any email sent to this
address. If you have comments or questions, please send email to
firstname.lastname@example.com or call HSLDA at 540-338-5600. HSLDA members can also
email staff directly through the Members website at
http://members.hslda.org/contact.asp. Thank you for your cooperation.


text:
May 3, 2014
Benjamin Britten's musical imagery of war and peace is vivid, challenging and stirring.
Founded in 1937, this marks the Choir's 77th season of giving voice to classical music.
Jun 13 & 14, 2014
The 77th Season concludes with the Choir joined by ISO and Dance Kaleidoscope.
Be a part of the Choir's 78th season and sign-up for July 2014 singer auditions.
Support the Choir
Donations from people just like you help keep ticket prices accessible to all.
Photo Gallery
Explore snapshots from recent performances and events.


text:
Get the digital magazine on your device!
FREE TRIAL – Limited time only
Pattie Maes wants to blend the physical world and the digital world. "I want our natural senses to be augmented with information about the stuff and the people around you," says Maes, 51 »
Future London staged by WIRED Consulting in collaboration with London First will take place at The East Wintergarden Canary Wharf on Tuesday 20 November and will celebrate everything London has to offer »
Wired is teaming up with the Omidyar Network and the UK's Department for International Development (DfiD) to host Open Up!, a day exploring the fast-growing field of transparency and open government on 13 November »
Running from 31 August to 2 September in Pineham Park, Milton Keynes, the EMF is a self-declared festival "for people an inquisitive mind or an interest in making things: hackers, geeks, scientists, engineers, artists, and crafters" »
Wired Consulting is collaborating with London First to launch a new annual business event, Future London »
As you'd expect, the TED Global conference in Edinburgh last week (that's Technology Entertainment Design) was packed with tightly curated on-stage delights »
Our third annual survey of the UK's digital power-brokers. From innovators to investors, meet the people our panel and readers see as key figures in 2012 »
I'm in Edinburgh this week among 850 curious optimists at the fifth TEDGlobal event in the UK, and any pessimists among them are at least trying to sound like optimists »
The Apple Worldwide Developers Conference, better known as WWDC, is an annual must-attend event for serious iOS and Mac developers. Tickets are coveted, command a hefty price tag, and sell out quickly »
In Amsterdam between 25 and 27 of April, the seventh edition of The Next Web Conference will be taking place. Packed with high quality content, networking events, parties and dealmaking opportunities »
Whether it's grabbing a burrito in Menlo Park or a pint at the Old Truman Brewery, meeting others in the startup scene is essential to grow your business »
Nik Nowak's Panzer is no ordinary tank: its 13 huge speakers can be raised hydraulically for an ear-splitting sound display. It's a massive, 40,000-watt mobile sound system -- but it doesn't play club music »
There aren't many tech events for which the billionaire founder of Skype, Niklas Zennström, would donate the sails from his Rolex Fastnet Race twice-winning yacht to be cut up and stitched into conference bags »
Suddenly, it all adds up. Instead of equality, we can finally just talk about economics. Sure, I still benefit from being the only girl in the room, but the future looks far more female »
I surveyed more than 30 seasoned veterans from the startup circuit to get their thoughts on the most useful European startup conferences »
Last October, Wired 2011 housed two days of brain-expanding talks and presentations. This year it shall return -- as Wired 2012 »
The DLD conference in Munich (short for Digital Life Design) brings together an A-list crowd of tech investors, startup founders and creatives each January »
Going social sure isn't the answer to everything, but LeWeb made it quite clear that it will remain one of the big themes of 2012 »
"Why haven't we got one of these yet?", Toby Barnes asks, pointing at a massive image of the Death Starprojected onto a huge screen »
Every week our editorial team gathers to explore what's exciting us and plan future stories. One Wired hero whose projects have been repeatedly discussed is James Dyson »
A guide to resetting iTunes Match and performing a "do-over" for iCloud, without losing playlists, metadata or playcounts »
Aristotle claimed that "happiness is the meaining and the purpose of life, the whole aim and end of human existence." And for good reason. »
Comparing Samsung's Galaxy S5, Sony's Xperia Z2 and HTC's One M8 - which is best? »


text:
First Steps on Immigration Reform? The Military Enlistment Opportunity Act of 2013
Administrative Law & Regulation Practice Group Teleforum
Evan Armstrong, Margaret D. Stock
Start : Friday, February 8, 2013 3:00 PM
End : Friday, February 8, 2013 4:00 PM
Add To Your Calendar
Conference Call
The immigration reform debate is a major discussion topic in Congress this year. The Senate has already outlined a bipartisan compromise to deal with border security, visas, and citizenship for the estimated 11 million currently residing in the U.S. While a larger debate on comprehensive reform is unfolding, there are smaller steps under consideration, like H.R. 435, The Military Enlistment Opportunity Act of 2013. This Teleforum will look at what this legislation seeks to accomplish and whether it will be a positive step forward in the ongoing immigration debate.
- Mr. Evan Armstrong, General Counsel and Legislative Assistant to Representative Mike Coffman
- Prof. Margaret D. Stock, Counsel, Lane Powell PC and Adjunct Instructor, University of Alaska, Anchorage
Call begins at 3:00 p.m. Eastern Time.
Registration details:
Teleforum calls are open to all dues paying members of the Federalist Society. To become a member, sign up here. As a member, you should receive email announcements of upcoming Teleforum calls which contain the conference call phone number. If you are not receiving those email announcements, please contact us at 202-822-8138.Related Materials


text:
To guarantee this part fits your vehicle, click here. If it doesn't fit your vehicle, we'll recommend similar products.
Our Advantage
Need Help?
Compare Related Products
Plasticolor 000918R01 Floor Mats
Our price: $13.81
Our price: $13.81
Fanmats 10031 Floor Mats
Our price: $9.99
Our price: $9.99
Kraco K2520AB Floor Mats
Our price: $20.99
Our price: $20.99
Averys 2243-24-83 Floor Mats
Our price: $27.56
Our price: $27.56
view image gallery
Lund283051-T Catch-It Vinyl Floor Mats Floor Mats - Tan, Vinyl, All-weather, Molded Floor Liner, Direct fit
Part #: M65283051T | Mfr #: 283051-T
In Stock
Ships out in 2-3 business days
Ships out in 2-3 business days
- Low Price Guarantee
Be the first to write a review.
- Overview
- Manufacturer info
- Extended Warranty
- Related Products
- Related Products


text:
Very well built, all brick stately home on large, private lot in a cul-de-sac. Custom home with HW floors, FP, granite counters, arches, moldings and tray ceiling in dining room. Kitchen has built in desk area, wine rack and tons of storage. Huge patio in back and yard is professionally landscaped with trees in back for privacy. Two story foyer with arched window. Spacious MBR with 2 WICs, WP tub, dbl sinks and sep shower. New HVAC in 2010. This home was custom built by the only owner, is extremely well maintained and ready to move into. Desirable Mt. View School District $309,500
Get a detailed community profile report via email. Click here to get your copy right away.
Please fill out the form below and a community profile report will be emailed to you soon!


text:
#2 Saints Devour Wolves with Doubleheader Sweep
CARROLLTON, GA – The 2nd-ranked North Georgia softball team got right back on track on Tuesday afternoon, traveling to the University of West Georgia and taking both ends of a doubleheader at University Field in non-conference action.
The Saints captured game one 10-1 in five innings, and responded with a 10-4 victory in the nightcap to walk away with a 24-6 record, while the Wolves continue to struggle, falling to 9-9 on the season.
The North Georgia offense took control of the opening game early as three runs in the first inning and four more in the second frame gave the Saints a 7-1 lead. Hilary Cox provided the spark in the first inning with a three-run blast to left field, her second home run in as many games to give North Georgia the lead.
Ansley Williams, fresh off her PBC Freshman of the Week honors for the second time in the last three weeks, continued the home run parade in the second inning as she also connected with a three-run bomb, sending hers to left center and giving the Saints a six-run advantage.
Cox added to her big day in the fourth inning with a single to right center, sending two runs racing home and giving the junior five runs batted in for the game. Natasha Willemse capped the scoring with the Saints' third home run of the game, this time a solo shot as Willemse launched her first long ball of the season to give North Georgia a 10-1 victory in five innings.
Sarah Phillips (10-3) picked up the win, allowing a run on three hits in all 5.0 innings of work, while adding four strikeouts and five walks.
The Saints went right back to work in the early innings of game two, scoring a run in each of the first two innings to take a 2-0 lead. North Georgia had to manufacture both runs as Cox scored on a wild pitch in the first inning, while Callie Fernandez scampered home on a fielder's choice in the second frame.
A four-run fourth inning broke the game wide open as Victoria St. Clair and Willemse added a spark to the bottom of the lineup with back-to-back RBI base knocks to plate three of the four runs.
The Wolves showed some life in the sixth inning, breaking up a no-hitter by Jessica Coan and eventually loading the bases. Coan was one out away from getting out of the jam, but Megan Garcia made her pay, sending a grand slam to left field and pulling West Georgia to within two runs at 6-4.
North Georgia answered the Wolves with a four runs of their own in the seventh inning, using RBI doubles from Katherine Martin and Williams to fuel the rally and send the Saints to another 10-run performance and the doubleheader sweep.
Coan (10-2) finished the day with 13 strikeouts, lasting all 7.0 innings and giving up four runs on three hits, all of which came in the sixth inning.
North Georgia will now turn their attention to Thursday afternoon's Peach Belt Conference doubleheader against 21st-ranked Flagler College. First pitch is set for 2:00 p.m. at Haines & Carolyn Hill Stadium.


text:
In 2012, the rules about cookies on websites changed, It is now Law to notify you about cookies. First Choice Mobility Ltd would like to place cookies on your computer to ensure this store works correctly. Continuing to browse this site implies you have accepted our cookies. To find out more, see our Privacy Policy.
I accept cookies from this site.
The Richmond Electric Adjustable Bed 5ft
The Restwell collection of Electric Adjustable Beds makes relaxation and a good night sleep an affordable and very comfortable reality. This superb quality range is manufactured in the UK and is available with an excellent choice of mattresses including the new Restwell Memory Foam.
This range of beds has been developed for anybody who would like to find different positions to relax in bed. It is becoming more and more popular to sit up in bed to read or to recline in bed and watch television or a film. Sometimes it is just great to recline in bed with your feet up. In general this range provides us with the opportunity to find your perfect relax and sleep position.
The Restwell collection of Adjustable Beds can be adjusted to your desired position thus providing you with the ability to maximise your comfort. The five fold adjustable base is innovative in design and adjusts to support the five key areas, knees, hips, back, neck and head.
The 4' 6" Richmond pictured with a pocket sprung mattress features simultaneous action, this can also operate independantly if preferred but two 2' 3" mattresses are required.
The Richmond incorporates 42 flexible slats, these conform and adjust accordingly to pressure, supporting you and providing greater comfort. This deep divan base is quality upholstered and built by UK craftsman. It offers infinite positions to help you to relax and to have a deeper, more restful and healthier night's sleep.
Mattress Options: -
Please Note: You will be able to declare if you are eligible for VAT relief at the checkout.
Would Like more Information or help with this Product?
Please call one of the First Choice Mobility Sales Team on +44 (0)1843 292136


text:
Sorry, no Free Natalie Cole Sheet Music available for at present.
Please try another option.
Top Videos by Natalie Cole
Sheet Music to Buy by Natalie Cole
Search for other pieces by Natalie Cole by entering text in the box below:
Other Stuff
|Help | About Us | Contact Us | Link to Us | Add Score | | Privacy Policy | Terms
|© 2000-2014 8notes.com


text:
TV Support
Cox Digital CableCARD™ Service
Last Updated: Fri, 22 Apr 2011 > Related Articles
Covers information related to taking care of your CableCARD device, service availability, and various features about Cox Digital CableCARD Service.
Cox Digital CableCARD Service allows you to receive video programming through the use of a Digital Cable Ready (DCR) device. This includes TVs and devices that accept the CableCARD. A DCR device has built-in technology that allows consumers to receive digital and High-Definition (HD) cable signals without the use of a cable box. Instead, consumers can lease a CableCARD device from Cox to access digital cable and HD programming. Based on your programming package, premium channels are available.
Cox Digital CableCARD Service Availability
With CableCARD devices, consumers do not have access to:
- Cox's Interactive Program Guide (IPG) including Cox's Parental Controls
- Pay-Per-View (PPV) movies and special events
- On DEMAND Services including Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) (In Markets where available)
Taking Care of Your CableCARD Device
- There is no cleaning or maintenance required for the CableCARD.
- When the CableCARD is installed into your Digital Cable Ready device, it is paired to that device only.
- Pairing matches the DCR device and the CableCARD, using technology that allows subscribers to view the programming to which they subscribe.
- Once a Digital Cable Ready device and CableCARD are paired, the CableCARD will not work with any other device.
- Once the CableCARD has been installed, DO NOT REMOVE it.
CableCARD and Cable Box Features
|CableCARD Only
|Cable Box
|Cable Programming
Can receive both analog and digital programming.
|Picture Quality
Produces a clear picture and high-quality sound.
|Premium Channels
Can access premium channels like HBO, Showtime, or Starz!
|Interactive Program Guide
Can access Cox's interactive programming guide.
|NO - Customers will no longer have access to Cox's interactive programming guide.
Can purchase PPV movies using your remote control.
NO - The current CableCARD does not support interactive services.
|On DEMAND
Can access On Demand.
NO - The current CableCARD does not support two-way interactive services.
Need More Help?
- Send an Email to Cox.com
- Find your nearest Service Center
- Give us a call 24/7 Phone Support
- Additional Contacts Local Information


text:
All Samsung Front Load Washers and Dryer sets are stackable. There is an optional stacking kit you can purchase that allows you to stack the two units. It should be available from the retailer. You can also find it online at www.samsungparts.com.
Kit model name: SK-3A/XAA, SK-4A/XAA, and SK-5A/XAA
Note: If you are going to stack your washer and dryer, you cannot use a pedestal.


text:
Mourinho to face former players against Gala
It could have been worse for Real Madrid. Turkish giants Galatasaray, perhaps the shock inclusion in the last eight of the Champions League, will provide the next barrier to overcome for Jose Mourinho as his Los Blancos search for La Decima.
- Champions League quarterfinal draw
- Delaney: Draw blows tournament wide open
The draw for the quarterfinals took place on Friday and Madrid avoided the so-called big guns of Barcelona and Bayern Munich, instead being handed a tie against a Galatasaray side who edged out Schalke in the last 16 to progress.
It's right to say there are no easy ties at this stage of the world's greatest club competition, but Madrid will be content at facing a side many will put as rank outsiders to win the competition outright.
Of course, it would be wrong to start looking ahead to the semifinals already. While Madrid will be favourites to progress against the Turks, Galatasaray will be no pushovers -- far from it.
As well as excelling in this year's European competition, the Istanbul club top the Turkish league and have splashed the cash somewhat this season, surprising many around Europe by securing the signings of big-name players such as former Madrid midfielder Wesley Sneijder and Didier Drogba, a winner of last season's Champions League with Chelsea.
The aforementioned duo are players Mourinho will know all about. Something that may help Madrid in their cause of overcoming Galatasaray, but something that will also make Mourinho aware of the damage they can cause. Sneijder, nicknamed "The Sniper" for his pinpoint passing, won the competition with the "Special One" during his time at Inter, while Drogba stocked his trophy cabinet up with Mourinho at Chelsea -- and his penalty helped the Premier League club lift the trophy last term.
There's also the small matter of another former Madrid man in Hamit Altintop, who scored to set the Turks on their way in Germany in midweek, wanting to prove a point in front of his former manager, who was happy enough to see the Turkish international depart the Bernabeu last season. What better way of saying 'I told you so' by producing a top performance against your former manager and club?
Then there's the atmosphere. Madrid -- brace yourselves. There was a story doing the rounds this week that Galatasaray fans were caught digging a hole into Schalke's stadium to witness their side in the sold-out clash in midweek. They travel well, and they make a hell of a lot of noise. It's on home soil, however, that the Turkish fans really come into their own.
The Turk Telekom Arena may be no Ali Sami Yen stadium (Galatasaray's intimidating former home), but the home support is like no other. "Welcome to Hell" was the famous banner inside Galatasaray's old stadium that welcomed visiting teams. Mourinho will be aware, and I'm sure his players will be aware, too. But being aware and experiencing it are two completely different things, however, and boss Fatih Terim will know that support can act as the "twelfth man" when Madrid travel over to the Turkish capital for the second leg.
All that aside, Madrid should be confident of progressing, whoever they faced, in the quarterfinals. On current form, Mourinho and his men will be confident over two legs against a Barcelona side they've had the better of recently, while a case of revenge would have been on the table had Bayern visited the Spanish capital.
As it is, the focus is on Galatasaray, and a side who should be able to play without pressure over the two legs in April. The Turks visit Madrid on April 3 and the return leg comes just six days later on April 9, with Madrid having a home Liga game against Levante between. Mourinho will no doubt fancy a healthy advantage ahead of the return trip to Galatasaray's intimidating stadium.
Follow Nicholas on Twitter @nicholasrigg


text:
Police: West Rutland car fire was intentionalJuly 02,2013Police: Westside fire was arson
WEST RUTLAND A fire that destroyed a vehicle on Pleasant Street early Monday morning was intentionally set, according to Vermont State Police.
Firefighters were called at 4:15 a.m. to 435 Pleasant St. Monday for a report of a car that was enveloped in flames. The fire was eventually doused but not before the vehicle was completely destroyed, police said.
Fire investigators with the state police, including an accelerant-sniffing dog, were called to investigate the suspicious blaze which was later deemed to be arson.
Anyone with information about the fire is asked to call the Arson Tip Line at 1-800-32-ARSON. There is a $5,000 reward for information resulting in an arrest.
Callers can also contact state police in Rutland at 773-9101.MORE IN This Just InStaff Report Full StoryStaff Report Full StoryThe Associated Press Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed
- TODAY'S WEATHER MINUTE: Rutland Herald content editor Rich Alcott shares local weather information and easily digestible news tidbits.
- TODAY'S WEATHER MINUTE: Dresden firebombing helped bring Nazis to knees, killed at least 25,000 civilians, men, women, children, dogs, cats; Veena in Sitka, BIG NEWS FLASH! Old guys get grumpy with age.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Update on Center Alley project, review of opiate talk evening at the library and aldermen want kids to wear helmets while riding bikes around town.
- TODAY'S WEATHER MINUTE: Flood watch in effect for Rutland County, developing El Nino shaping up to be extreme this year, Don DeLillo on the season's warming trend and Veena catches digital sniffles, all in today's minute.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Dramatic river rescue in Southern Vermont, Castleton moving ahead on sale of old town office building, Passover celebrated in Woodstock.


text:
1992 Harris Heritage 28 ft pontoon boat that has been completely refinished from the floor up. It has new black harris walls, new marine grade flooring, new 38 ounce sculptured carpet, new plastic molded seats, hard top with overhead led lights, new marine radio/cd/mp3 player with detachable face plate with case for it and new marine speakers. Mahogany dash panel and steering wheel all new wiring, fresh water sink, 3 entry/exit gates, 2 sun loungers, swim and play ladder, courtesy lights in ...
Apr 22 -
Asheville :
This boat is an absolute MUST SEE!
Runs Absolutely Perfect, Everything Works Perfectly and Has Been Meticulously Maintained and Garage Kept Since New.
* 1991 Model Hull ( Looks Like It was Produced Yesterday ) 15' 7" Long
* 1996 Model 75 h.p. Mercury Engine w Stainless Steel Prop (New Water Pump/Tune-Up/Foot Grease/etc..)
* Hot Foot
* Newer Minn Kota All Terrain 40 lb. Thrust Foot Controlled Trolling Motor
* Three Batteries ( Two ...
Mar 29 -
Knoxville :
Lenoir City
2004 Playbuoy Aspen Tahoe 20 foot Pontoon Boat for sale. Upholstery, carpet, stero AM/FM/CD player with 4 speakers is in good condition.
Comes with a boat cover and Bimini top. Both are in good condition.
Comes with 2005 Mercury 90ELPT 4 - Stroke Series (x1) motor. Motor has been serviced and is very good condition. Paper work provided to verify this statement.
Trailer is a brand new 2014. Trailer comes with a mounted spare tire and carrier. Pictures available upon request only to ...
Mar 23 -
Macon :
Warner Robins
2008 Evinrude ETEC 225HP - perfect for Bass or Pontoon Boat - $8,995.00 only 30 hours! Hart Motor Company
706-376-2048 or 404-307-2345
Mar 2 -
Atlanta :
We'll be sending text message alerts for your subscription to