text:
Print Options
Back to
Zucchini Pickles >
Full Page
Include these items:
Nutritional Facts
Select reviews >
Zucchini Pickles
David Horste, Portland, Oregon
16 Servings
Prep: 25 min. + standing Process: 15 min.
2 pounds firm fresh zucchini, cut into 1/4-inch slices
2 small onions, sliced
1/4 cup canning salt
3 cups white vinegar
2 cups sugar
2 teaspoons mustard seed
1 teaspoon celery seed
1 teaspoon turmeric
Combine zucchini and onions in a large bowl; sprinkle with canning
salt and cover with cold water. Let stand for 2 hours; rinse and
In a large saucepan, bring the remaining ingredients to a boil. Pour
over zucchini and onions; cover and let stand for 2 hours.
Transfer to a large saucepan. Bring to a boil; reduce heat and simmer
for 5 minutes. Carefully pack hot mixture into hot half-pint jars,
leaving 1/2-in. headspace. Remove air bubbles; wipe rims and adjust
lids. Process for 15 minutes in a boiling-water canner. Yield: about
4 half-pints.
Nutritional Facts:
1 serving (1/4 cup) equals 111 calories, trace fat (trace saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 1,772 mg sodium, 28 g carbohydrate, 1 g fiber, 1 g protein.
© Taste of Home 2014


text:
Center for the Relief of Pain
Contact Us
No solicitations, please!
General Internet communication is inherently not secure. For this reason, we highly recommend that data considered confidential or private in nature not be submitted on this form. (e.g., Social Security Numbers, Diagnosis Information, Credit Card Numbers, etc.)
The Center for the Relief of Pain, a service of the Midwest Neuroscience Institute at Research Medical Center, is dedicated to managing complex pain and improving patients' quality of life.
Pain is a very real, unique experience. No two people will feel or show pain the same. That's why we focus on patient diagnosis and education. At the Center for the Relief of Pain, we believe in a patient-centered, evidence based approach to care. Together, we can find a treatment that works best for you.
There are multiple treatment options available today to manage pain. We can employ non-invasive techniques such as medication, physical therapy and psychological therapies or – if necessary – spinal surgery. There are also alternative treatments such as Tai Chi, yoga and acupuncture.
If you have had pain for three months or longer, have previously been treated without relief, or simply feel you are out of options, call us at (816) 363-2500.
Common locations for pain and related symptoms:
- Head and Face – Migraines, Occipital Neuralgia, Cluster Headaches, Atypical Facial Pain, Trigeminal Neuralgia or Post Shingles Pain
- Back - Spinal Stenosis, Herniated Disk or Degenerative Disk Disease
- Arms and Hands - Cervical Radiculopathy, Ulnar Nerve Neuropathy, Complex Regional Pain Syndrome or Peripheral Neuropathies
- Chest and Torso - Post Surgery Pain, Chronic Angina or Post Shingles Pain
- Abdomen - Chronic Pancreatitis, Visceral Pain or Post Surgery Pain
Your Pain Management Team
William Rosenberg, MD
Under the medical direction of William Rosenberg, MD, neurosurgeon, each patient receives the unique perspective of an experienced physician with while carefully balancing appropriate conservative treatment for chronic pain relief.
Laura Textor, ACNS-BC, RNC
Clinical Nurse Specialist Laura Textor documents formalized treatment plans and individualized care assessments. She is board-certified as an adult clinical nurse specialist as well as in pain management nursing. Laura has over 30 years of nursing experience and is currently a member and past president of the local chapter of the American Society for Pain Management Nursing.
Your multi-disciplinary team may include physicians from these specialties:
- Neurosurgery
- Physiatry/Physical Medicine
- Medicine
- Palliative Care
- Anesthesiology
- Neurology
- Psychiatry
- Oncology
- Nursing
- Social Work
- Discharge Planning
- Home Health
Contact Us
For more information, contact the Center for the Relief of Pain at (816) 363-2500.
Center for the Relief of Pain
Research Medical Center
A service of Midwest Neuroscience Institute
6420 Prospect, Suite T411B
Kansas City, MO 64132

subset: commoncrawl


text:
It sounds like there is two 2 wire cables going down to the switch. One of these two wire cables is supplying to something like receptacles and the other two wire cable is controlling the switch. The switch is fed hot on the white wire and the switch leg is coming back on the black.
Does this sound like what you have?


text:
Brant Parsons | Orlando Sentinel
9:33 AM EST, February 16, 2013
Wrestling continues today at the FHSAA State Wrestling Tournament with a spot in the finals on the line.
26 wrestlers from Central Florida will compete to get into tonight's finals.
Class 3A - 17
106: Ariel Dominguez (Osceola) p. Jonathan Francois (Plantation)
113: Austin Day (Winter Springs) vs. Kyle Norstrem (Brandon)
120: Alex Velez (Gateway) vs. James Flint (Brandon)
Jared Neyer (Orange City University) vs. Jared Prince (Palm Harbor)
138: Jayden Semrad (Lyman) vs. Isiah Crosby (South Dade)
145: Christian Lohsen (DeLand) vs. Ritchie Guillaume (North Miami Beach)
Paul Zupofska (Osceola) vs. Daniel Harth (Miami Columbus)
152: Fox Baldwin (Osceola) vs. Sonny Gulesian (Miami Columbus)
160: Robbie Potts (Olympia) vs. Jacob Haydock (Brandon)
Christian Vazquez (Gateway) vs. Thomas Moser (St. Petersburg)
170: Spencer Lacey (Osceola) vs. Nisson Anderson (East Bay)
182: Corey Ray (East River) vs. Dontae McGee (Brandon)
Jhalen Flanders (Osceola) vs. Jesse Stephanos (Jupiter)
195: Griffen Soderquist (East River) vs. Chris Pagan (Osceola)
Kieran Paulino (Cypress Creek) vs. Jordan Sanchez (Cooper City)
220: Ben Cruz (Osceola) vs. Steven Decius (North Miami Beach)
Class 2A - 1
113: Joe McGinley (St. Cloud) vs. Donoven Hough (Seffner Armwood)
Class 1A - 8
106: Jake Brindley (Lake Highland) vs. Zach Sherman (American Heritage)
126: Nick Vestal (Lake Highland) vs. Elijah Cleary (Jupiter Christian)
132: Anthony Petrone (Lake Highland) vs. Anthony Vazquez (Cardinal Gibbons)
138: Anthony Espinosa (Lake Highland) vs. Danny Garcia (Doral Academy)
152: Jake Spengler (Lake Highland) vs. Jeff Rivers (Clay)
160: Colton Jackson (The Villages) vs. Justin Welzbarker (Clay)
182: Taylor Jackson (The Villages) vs. Lvavada Warren (Golden Gate)
195: Dylan Meeks (CFCA) vs. Robert Parland (University Christian)
220: Carter Shipley (Lake Highland) vs. Zach Jordan (Pasco)
Brant can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow Brant on Twitter @brantparsons
Copyright © 2014, Orlando Sentinel


text:
The Academy for Character Education at The Sage Colleges was founded in 2000. We are your "one stop shop" for all of your Character Education questions and needs. Academy programs are designed for students preK through 16, educators, parents, community organizations and businesses. We encourage you to contact us to learn more about all we have to offer and invite you to addend our events. Academy specialists are available to visit your school or organization to make staff and/or student/worker presentations.
On the following pages we are pleased to provide you commentaries and suggested (and often free) materials which can be used by your school or organization. We invite you to submit comments and/or resource lists for inclusion on these pages.
Currently included are (a) reflections on the Race to the Top and (b)two lists of mostly free resources.


text:
ОписаниеTHE NEW WAY TO SHOP
The office NET-A-PORTER app for Android is here! It's the essential style app for women. Download it now to:
- NEW! Scan to shop PORTER magazine
- Shop all the hottest looks from over 400 of the world's leading designers
- Create and manage a wish list of all your favourite pieces
- Read daily fashion news and watch exclusive videos on your mobile/cell
- High resolution images can be enabled in the settings when on 3g
The world's premier online luxury fashion destination


text:
UI Sports Medicine is offering an evening concussion clinic every Monday night from 4 – 6 p.m. As doctors and researchers find out more about the effects of concussions on the brain, the more important it has become to identify and treat concussions earlier. Iowa's new youth sports concussion safety law also dictates that an athlete who shows signs or symptoms of a concussion cannot return to play until they have received written clearance from a licensed health care provider with training in the evaluation and management of concussions.
If you are concerned someone has sustained a concussion, check to see if the player:
Other symptoms reported by those who have sustained a concussion include:
In any instance, it is always safest to have someone evaluated by a trained medical professional. To schedule an appointment at UI Sports Medicine, call 319-384-7070.
Please help us improve your experience on our website by completing a brief survey
Yes, I'll give feedback No, Thanks
Your browser does not support iframes.
Copyright © 2014 The University of Iowa. All Rights Reserved.


text:
CBGB Festival: Film Screenings
On October 10, 11, 12 and 13, the 2013 CBGB Festival will present film screenings of some of the best rock films/documentaries ever made and some that have never been seen in New York before. Over 120 film screenings will be shown in downtown Manhattan and Brooklyn. Many films will also have a Q&A/Talkbacks with the directors/producers/stars of the film/documentaries.
All tickets available from brownpapertickets.com.
Single tickets for events at the Landmark Sunshine Theater are available at www.brownpapertickets.com AND the Sunshine Theater website and at the Sunshine Theater Box Office.


text:
Narrow your search
CNET Update delivers the tech news you need in under three minutes. Watch Bridget Carey every aftern
With new functionality for the Start button and separate experiences for desktop and tablet users, the Windows 8.1 update finally gives people what they want.
Pricing not available
Microsoft's operating system makes Windows Phone phablets a reality with a new interface fitted for humongous screens, and support for quad-core CPUs.
Pricing not available
With addition of 15-second video clips, Instagram is tough to beat for photo and video sharing with an enormous and lively community.
Pricing not available
The official Twitter apps for iOS offer reliable performance and slick design, but power users may find themselves wanting more.
Pricing not available
This modular smart garden from Click & Grow promises to bring expandable vegetable gardening to any indoor environment.
Although lacking anything in the way of driving enjoyment, the 2014 Toyota Corolla offers economical and modern transportation with stylish design both inside and out.
A larger sensor and longer lens are among the improvements Canon incorporates into its top-of-the-line consumer and compact pro models.
Due for an update, the 2013 Infiniti G37 relies on older tech under the hood and in the cabin, which might have been cutting-edge at launch but has become mostly average in the face of advances from the competition.
The new Tumblr app is a vast improvement over previous versions, with a great new look and fast interaction. If you're a Tumblr user, you should definitely download this app.
Pricing not available
The most interesting thing about the new model is its ability to work with the new power zoom lenses.


text:
About Mechanics Bank
Special Announcements
Community Partners
Our Community Partners program offers nonprofit organizations a unique set of resources, specialized services, and a dedicated
suite of products specifically designed to meet your organization's needs.
Learn More
Client Services
Talk To a Real Person
Online Banking Services
Call Center Hours
Mon – Fri: 7 AM – 9 PM
Sat – Sun: 7 AM – 4 PM
24/7 Automated Banking
Office/ATM Locations
Transit Routing Number
Who We Are
Commitment That Lasts Generations is our tagline and we believe it concisely articulates what makes us so different from all the other banks in town. We are genuinely committed to our independence, to your financial security and to building prosperous communities as a trusted financial partner.
© 2014 Mechanics Bank. All rights reserved. •


text:
Make a date with Adventure
Begin your Sault Ste. Marie adventure aboard the fabled Agawa Canyon Tour Train.
This one-day excursion is better than ever with bigger windows, tinted glass, flat
screen monitors, locomotive mounted digital cameras and a GPS triggered tour narration
in 5 languages.
It's simply breathtaking!
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario Summer Tours Daily: June 24 to Sept. 12, 2014 Fall Tours Daily: Sept. 13 to Oct. 13, 2014


text:
Active Registered Voters
as of
New Information
Legal Notices
Your Elections Office
Meet the Supervisor
Your Elections Team
Voter Registration
Register to Vote
Online Address Change
Selecting a Party
Civil Rights Restoration
Other Registration Changes
Third Party Guidelines
Third Party Voter Registration
Registration Statistics
FAQ's - Voter Registration
Voter Information
Easy Voter Guide
Precinct Finder
Our Voting System
Polling Locations
Early Voting Sites
Provisional Status Lookup
Confidentiality Request
Your Voter Information Card
Voter Rights/Responsibilities
Military/Overseas Voting
Restoration of Civil Rights
Registered Political Parties
What to Expect at the Polls
FAQ's - Voting at the Polls
FAQ's - Early Voting
FAQ's - Vote by Mail
Election Information
Upcoming Elections
Elected Officials Finder
Constitutional Amendments
Election History
Elections Glossary
Get the Facts
Election Fraud
Election Law
Adopted Election Rules
Emergency Election Rules
Proposed Election Rules
Repealed Election Rules
Vote by Mail Information
Request a Mail (Absentee) Ballot
Military/Overseas Voting
Omitted Signature Affidavit
Voter Registration Changes
Candidates and Committees
Calendar of Reporting Dates
Active Candidates and Committees
Search Financial Records
Electronic Reporting Login
File Access
Dates to Remember
Running for Office
FAQ's - Prospective Candidates
Financial Disclosure Information
Hatch Act
Map Downloads
What is a Political Committee?
Candidate Forms and Handbook
Committee Forms and Handbook
Data Request Form
Poll Worker and Volunteer Information
Becoming a Poll Worker
Poll Worker Info Request
FAQ's - Poll Workers
Poll Worker Materials
Volunteer Opportunities
Community Outreach
About Community Outreach
Photo Album
Social Networking
Publications and Media
Scholarship Informaton
Know Your Elected Officials
General Information
Help America Vote Act (HAVA)
County Charter Amendment Process
County Charter Initiative Process
Voter Forms and Publications
Data Request
Map Downloads
Census Quick Facts
FAQ's - General
Site Map
Translate this page
Powered by
Microsoft® Translator
Site Map
Printer friendly view
Open Translation Wizard
Your browser does not support Iframe tags, please click
to view the content requested.
Join Our Mailing List
For Email Marketing you can trust.
Clay County Supervisor of Elections
Phone (904) 269-6350 * Fax (904) 284-0935
P.O. Box 337 * 500 N. Orange Ave.
See Map
Green Cove Springs, FL 32043
General Email:
Under Florida law, F.S. 668.6076, e-mail addresses are public records. If you do not want your e-mail address released in response to a public-records request, do not send electronic mail to this entity. Instead, contact this office by phone or in writing.


text:
ONE Campus chapters honor Mandela at film screenings
Hundreds of community members joined ONE Campus chapters around the country last night in paying tribute to Nelson Mandela at screenings of the film "Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom". The pre-scheduled film showings offered many people a chance to mourn and celebrate the life of the exceptional leader. Multiple locations held candlelight vigils after the film and moments of silence gave time for reflection. "In light of yesterday's events, I feel that the screening was a fitting way for students and community members to take a couple hours out of their day to reflect and honor the life of Nelson Mandela," said Clark University campus leader Maggie Friga. "After several moments of silence a group of students stayed behind to share their feelings, thoughts and reflections on the life and death of this extraordinary man. It was a very important and much needed conversation for all of us."


text:
Erik Peterson, School Nutrition Association
(703) 739-3900, ext. 124
Elisabeth Wenner, Kraft Foods
(847) 646-4271
Healthy Edge: Building Healthy School Meals Focuses On Building Good School Nutrition
Alexandria, VA (October 24, 2005) – The School Nutrition Association, the Child Nutrition Foundation and Kraft Foods announce the launch of Healthy Edge: Building Healthy School Meals an online continuing education curriculum providing nutritious meal instruction to child nutrition professionals. The curriculum provides child nutrition professionals with 10 credit hours of continuing education developed to help them provide safe, healthy school meals, while teaching children the value of good nutrition. The program is an approved course for any professional seeking SNA certification.
The much anticipated course helps professionals piece together the often complex puzzle of providing nutritious, tasty foods that kids will enjoy. It also helps professionals understand the importance of reasonable portion sizes and the value of nutrition education for promoting a healthy lifestyle.
"Healthy Edge: Building Healthy School Meals provides quality education in an easy to use online format," states Karen Johnson, President of the Child Nutrition Foundation. "It brings the information necessary to receive certification to your home, library or workplace and moves according to your schedule. It has never been so easy to improve your credibility and career as it is right now with this new online program."
By taking Healthy Edge: Building Healthy School Meals, users will learn the most essential and current school nutrition and foodservice information. A specific focus will be placed on:
"Helping people eat and live better is important to Kraft," notes Ed Kaczmarek, category business director, Kraft Foodservice. "Healthy Edge which places emphasis on good nutrition and helps promote a healthy lifestyle, is a valuable tool for child nutrition professionals and we're proud to be a supporter."
A complete revision of the previously available Healthy Edge 2000 CD Rom, Healthy Edge: Building Healthy School Meals is available through Child Nutrition U on the SNA website for a one-time fee of $50. The generous sponsorship of Kraft Foods has made it possible to bring you this current information in an interactive and engaging format.
This online course replaces the previous HE2K CD Rom, which became inactive October 21, 2005.
About Kraft Foods
Kraft Foods Inc. (NYSE: KFT) markets many of the world's leading food brands, including Kraft cheese, Maxwell House and Jacobs coffees, Nabisco cookies and crackers, Philadelphia cream cheese, Oscar Mayer meats, Post cereals and Milka chocolates, in more than 155 countries.
About School Nutrition Association
The School Nutrition Association (SNA) is a national, non-profit professional organization representing more than 55,000 members who provide high-quality, low-cost meals to students across the country. The association and its members are dedicated to feeding children safe and nutritious meals. Founded in 1946, SNA is the only association devoted exclusively to protecting and enhancing children's health and well-being through school meals and sound nutrition education.
Contact Us Advertise on SNA Site Map Media Center Privacy Policy
© 2000 - 2014 School Nutrition Association, All Rights Reserved


text:
Asynchronous DNS Resolver for Haskell is a library that provides an asynchronous DNS resolver on top of GNU ADNS. Not all options are supported, but A, MX, and PTR lookups work nicely. There is also support for retrieving generic RR types, CNAMEs, and for NSEC zone walking. The library can be expected to work with fine ADNS 1.4 or later. It might also work with version ADNS 1.3, but that hasn't been tested.
GeBoP stands for General Boardgames Player. GeBoP allows you to play 9 strategic boardgames against the computer or against another player. You can even watch a number of computer players fight among themselves. Some of the games can be played with a variable number of players, and other games can be played on various board sizes. GeBoP features a unified best move engine. Because of this, additional strategic boardgames are easy to add to the application.
The program arbtt, the automatic rule-based time tracker, allows you to investigate how you spend your time, without having to manually specify what you are doing. arbtt records which windows are open and active, and provides you with a powerful rule-based language to afterwards categorize your work.
timeplotters is a collection of command line tools for visualizing temporal data. It is especially useful for visualizing data from ad-hoc program logs, helping you to spot patterns and anomalies that you would not otherwise see by just watching how the program works or by looking at the logs with the naked eye. Its input format is tailored to event types typically seen in program logs, and the visualization methods are tailored to the questions typically asked about program performance (e.g. distribution of activity durations).
The Glasgow Haskell Compiler is a robust, fully-featured, optimising compiler for the functional programming language Haskell. GHC compiles Haskell to either native code or C. It implements numerous experimental language extensions to Haskell for example concurrency, a foreign language interface, several type-system extensions, exceptions, and so on. GHC comes with a generational garbage collector, a space and time profiler, and a comprehensive set of libraries.
Darcs is an advanced revision control system. It has two particularly distinctive features which differ from other revision control systems: each copy of the source is a fully functional branch, and underlying it is a consistent and powerful theory of patches. In spite of its power, darcs is simple to use, in part because of the symmetry that is restored by making each copy of the repository a branch.


text:
Fondation des Soeurs Redemptrices de Nazareth, an orphanage in Kenscoff, just a few miles southeast of Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
I'll be the first to admit it – I loath all that is Hollywood. The celebrities themselves (most – perhaps not all), the sheep-like mentality that drives them all to liberal/socialist leanings, their over-the-top lifestyles and utter lack of [...]
Related posts:


text:
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Wednesday, October 10 7:30 pm - Sunday, October 14 2:00 pm - Experimental Theatre of the Valley Performing Arts Center
SATELLITES by Diana Son
Young professionals Nina and Miles seek to ground their new child with the ethnic connections they lacked growing up. But this is New York City, where out-of-orbit characters are about to collide. Directed by Peter Grego. Presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service
Experimental Theatre of the Valley Performing Arts Center
Oct 5-6-7, 10-11-12-13-14 7:30 curtain except Sundays at 2pm. Box office (818) 677-2488. Very limited late seating, often only at intermission.
Interpreted performance for the deaf on Wednesday Oct 10.
Fantastic & Strange: Reflections of Self in Science Fiction Literature
Tuesday, September 18 - Friday, July 26 All Day - Tseng Gallery, Oviatt Library
Science fiction literature, one of the most popular and entertaining genres in modern fiction, has been read and loved by children and adults for decades. From the earliest pulp publications to modern masterpieces, science fiction short stories and novels have often functioned as a lens through which we express our sense of wonder, marvel at the possibilities of new technologies, and engage in our wildest imaginings. Join us as we celebrate the fantastic and strange in science fiction literature.


text:
ANNAPOLIS, MD (November 17, 2011) – Governor Martin O'Malley today announced the appointment of Andrea Poe and Donna M. Matthews, Esq., to the Talbot County Board of Education. The Talbot County Board of Education is comprised of seven members and one student member. The seven Board members are elected by district to four-year terms. The Governor's appointments fill two current vacancies on the board.
"I am proud to appoint Ms. Poe and Ms. Matthews to the Talbot County Board of Education," said Governor O'Malley. "They each bring a diverse background of experience and expertise, and I am confident they possess the skills and leadership necessary to ensure every child in Talbot County receives the quality public education they deserve."
Andrea Poe is a freelance writer and owner of a public relations firm. She taught writing and English as a Second Language and is a graduate of St. John's College.
Donna M. Mathews, Esq. is lawyer, teacher, and a former member of the Board serving District 6 and also served two terms as president of the Board.


text:
Diagnosis: Free Medical Clinics Can Keep Uninsured Out of ERs, Save Millions
BOSTON ( MainStreet) Many people who don't have health insurance will wait until a health condition progresses to the point they can't ignore it any longer. Then they usually visit the emergency room, which can't turn anyone away regardless of insurance status, but an uninsured ER visit often is very costly for the hospital and patient.
For the uninsured or underinsured who do not want to be hit with a big bill for an ER visit, treatment at a walk-in clinic could be the cheaper alternative.
A recent study of a free clinic in Providence, R.I., showed it reaped big benefits by saving more than a million dollars in projected health care costs.
Clinica Esperanza/Hope Clinic, also known as the CHEER clinic, was founded by a University of Rhode Island professor in August 2012 and is run by nurses and medical students. The clinic often treats non-urgent health issues such as colds, the flu and urinary tract infections. The clinic holds walk-in hours for uninsured patients every day Monday through Friday. It also offers flu shots and other vaccinations, diabetes support groups and healthy lifestyle and nutrition education programs.
The study surveyed data from 256 patients who solicited CHEER's services during its first five months of operation. For each service a patient got, he or she was accorded a score that represented how much money would be saved on preventive care in the future.
"When we incorporated the value of preventive services, we found an estimated savings of $1.28 million in future health care costs,'' Dr. Annie De Groot, the clinic's volunteer medical director, a research professor at the University of Rhode Island and director of the Institute for Immunology and Informatics, said in a press release. "From there, we calculated a return on the investment of $34 per $1.''
The study suggests that low-cost and free clinics can play an integral role in limiting unnecessary emergency room visits. In 2010, about 7% of the more than 129 million reported visits to emergency rooms were for non-emergency situations.
"With this alarming increase in ER use and the rising costs of health care, we feel strongly that communities could benefit greatly by providing increased access to non-urgent health services for the uninsured,'' De Groot said in the press release.
According to consumer debt expert and Huffington Post contributor Steve Rhode, community health centers served 20.2 million patients in 2011 alone with 36% of them uninsured and the vast majority of them living at or below the poverty line.
In 2012, another study published in the Journal of Health Care for the Poor and Underserved on free clinics in Virginia came to a similar conclusion as the CHEER study.


text:
GIRLS: Lena Dunham shares it allJanuary 11, 2013: 2:42 PM ET
FORTUNE -- While Yahoo's (YHOO) Marissa Mayer has become a role model for young women who dream of being CEO someday, Lena Dunham is today's icon for young women with indie aspirations that have been suspended by dysfunctional real life.
The creator and producer and director and star of the HBO phenom Girls got--actually, created--her own first big break when she made a film called Tiny Furniture for $25,000 with a Sony camcorder that she got from her parents for her 21st birthday. Now 26, Dunham oversees an expanding media empire that also includes a serious digital presence and a multimillion-dollar book deal.
We didn't know how Dunham, whose TV portrayal of twentysomething life is raw and often painfully personal, would play to our Fortune Most Powerful Women audience in October. CNN's Soledad O'Brien interviewed Dunham on stage about her "powerful woman-ness," her own role models, and her willingness to appear naked on TV. Dunham was smart, funny, and, frankly, adorable. The conversation turned out to be one of the big hits of the 2012 MPW Summit.
With Season two of Girls premiering on HBO (TWX) this Sunday night, it's a perfect time to share with you the full interview with the incomparable Lena Dunham.


text:
Military room all Utility's pd 6/15 2014 Behind JBLM
Military only room Available 6/15/14
$550.00 a month
All utility's Paid including directv / wireless internet
No separate monthly utility bills to deal with
18 min to Madigan gate on a heavy traffic day
in a huge home ( large room )
Available move in date June 15 2014
We have a MP in there now that's PCS'ing
Great for MILITARY person
Only. ......One person! .......
Cigarette smokers ok in your room only!
Comes with the fastest high speed internet you can get
for we have 2 gamers in the home ...
Apr 22 -
Large Bedroom, Bathroom, Free Cable, Internet, and Utilities
I live in the Auburn Lakeland Hills Area and I am renting a room in my home. This is a 4 bedroom and 3.5 bathroom town home. It is 2200 square feet and 3 stories tall. Shared Kitchen and Laundry Room.
Easy access to major freeways and colleges.
Your own private room furnished and ready to go. $650.00 per month and includes all utilities, cable, and internet.
I will require first, last, and screening. I am looking for a renter willing to stay a minimum of 6 months.
No smoking in home and ...
Apr 20 -
$575 room for rent in Lake City Seattle Area
please contact for more details Listing ID 2418063.
Apr 16 -
$1400 room for rent in East Lake Seattle Area
To tell you a little about ourselves, my and my wife are in our late 20s and have been living in Seattle area for more than 6 years. Both of us have completed MS and are Software Engineers by profession. We are pretty easy people to live with, keep our place clean, pay all our bills on time and have a light social life on the weekends (we do not party hard or drink though).
We are looking to rent a room in our new town home for about three months this summer. This is a newly constructed home with a ...
Apr 14 -
$640 room for rent in University District Seattle Area
This house in University District, Seattle is a big house with 9 other roommates (Coed).
Lease starts around 6/19 to 8/27 (Flexible date).
-10 minute walk to University of Washington
-Bus line right outside of house
-5 minute walk to Safeway
-5 minute walk to food ave
-Friendly roommates
-Fully furnished room
-We have a balcony with a BBQ Grill
-Laundry included
-Beautiful neighborhood
Please feel free to email me at [email removed] anytime if you have any questions or more pitures! I look ...
$750 room for rent in Green Lake Seattle Area
One Room on top floor in Townhouse,across from Licton Springs Park, 1 Mile from Green Lake! Room has private Bathroom, Shared Laundry on same floor. Fully furnished house and room All utilities covered including; local phone calls, internet, once a month maid service, and cable TV. Parking on Street. Can be long term, medium term, short term, summer rental. If rental will be Three months or longer a security deposit is required.
Tenants will share Kitchen and main 2nd floor living space.
1st ...
JBLM rooms for rent Facebook Group
This is the Group name!
Just type it in
Jblm / Fort Lewis Rooms only for Rent!
Apr 11 -
A Females Roommate Wanted to Share our House
New painted and furnished very large private secure bedroom (164 SF) in a happy house for immediate rent in quiet and safe house in Kenmore/Bothell area.
1- Complete furnished room,Kitchen,Laundry,Dinning and Living rooms,all you need your clothes.
2- Only 2 minutes wakling to bus lines, 7 minutes walking to
banks ,grocerey stores, gas stations,medical centers,gyms,pharmcies and Kenmore bus station.
3- 15 minutes by bus to Everett and dwontwon Seattle and very close to 1-5 and 405 Highways.
4- ...
Apr 9 -
$300 room for rent in Everett Seattle Area
1ST CLASS GENTLEMAN JEFF I HAVE A 2 BED 2 BATH APT ON SILVER LAKE IN EVERETT FULLY FURNISHED WITH THE BEST OF EVERYTHING LOOKING FOR THAT VERY VERY CLASSY GAL THAT WOULD MAKE A GREAT ROOMMATE I HAVE A GREAT REPUTATION IN THE STATE OF WASH I TRAVEL SEVERAL WEEKS OF THE MONTH.ENJOY THE FINER THINGS IN LIFE WITH THE BEST OF EVERYTHING THANKS. Listing ID 2408725.
Apr 7 -
$600 room for rent in Kent Seattle Area
I have three rooms for rent in the house near Green River Community College.
All utilities are included, as well as Wi-Fi, toilet paper, paper towels, dishwashing fluids and laundry detergent! Rooms are unfurnished. You need your own bed, etc.
House is a few years old and has washer-dryer, instant hot water, sink waste disposer, plenty of bathrooms, large living/study area, small deck. I will also install VentFriend (a system that sucks bad air from bathrooms). House has no kids, pets. It is a ...
Apr 2 -
$650 room for rent in West Seattle Seattle Area
This apartment locates closed to South Seattle Community College(25 min walk, 7 min bus). Bus stop is 2 min walk away from the apartment. The bus stop has the bus direct going to Downtown Seattle. Now the apartment has one private bedroom(650USD no include utility) available for rent.And the bedroom is unfurnished.
Feel free to text.
Listing ID 2407122.
Mar 25 -
$500 room for rent in Queen Anne Seattle Area
My roommate and I, both female, are looking for someone else, preferably female, to share our 2br/1ba, newly updated apt in Queen Anne. The room available is SHARED so please be aware of that. Rent is $435/mo + internet & electric (so about $500 total). Move in date will be around the 1st of April (maybe a few days sooner depending on when our current roommate moves out).
About us: We both attend SPU and keep to ourselves so were pretty quiet. Neither of us smoke or do drugs and we arent party ...
Mar 21 -
All utilities included in Room for rent
All utilities included in room for rent in South Tacoma shared home. Internet and cable. Washer and dryer. Walk in closet. Close to J
blm and colleges. Ready now. 450.00 a month 100.00 deposit.
Mar 7 -
Room available NOW in a 3 bedroom apartment in downtown Auburn
MONTH-TO-MONTH or 6 month LEASE
available NOW
This house is located right in downtown Auburn.
2 minutes to I-5.
This location is very walkable, which means most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Walk score - 83 out of 100.
It has some transit with 8 nearby bus routes: 152, 180, 919, 910, 181, 186, 915, 917
0.2 miles to coffee at Cafe Coffee Day and to the grocery store Safeway.
The nearest restaurants include Godfather's Pizza, Little Caesars Pizza, ...
Feb 27 -
large bedroom for rent, utilities included
10 X 13 1/2' bedroom for rent. Located in Augusta, a gated Community. This is an 1800 sq ' home, 3 bedrooms with 2 & 1/2 bathrooms. Tenant will share common areas. Utilities are included $500 / month + deposits. Deposit to be determined from application. No advance payments or deposits refundable! Locale inquires only. 253-961-3222
Feb 26 -


text:
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Search results for 'love, love, love'...
|11 Item(s)
|Show per page
|View as: Grid List
|Sort by
SALE: Will It Snow For Christmas
Regular Price: $49.99
Special Price: $39.99
Learn More
SALE: The Moon Embracing The Sun
Regular Price: $74.99
Special Price: $63.99
Love & Peace and Unity
Rising in Love
Rising in Love is classic Lehua. Original, rich in romance and supported by an amazing band featuring Shawn Pimental on guitar & drums, Michael Grande on keyboards & piano, Imua Garza on electric & acoustic guitar, Randy Aloya on bass, Kaleo del Sol on guitar & vocals, Jay Dee Mannes on pedal steel, Michael Paulo on - saxophone and Jon Porlas on percussion. While still performing as a vital part of Na Leo, Lehua Kalima spreads her wings releasing this much-demanded solo CD debut.
Lehua's talent extends beyond the sultry tone it lends to the group's sound and her lyrics have been award winning and memorable. Prevailing with three Na- Ho- ku- Hanohano Awards for Best Song of the Year in 1996 for "Flying With Angels," in 1999 for "Rest of Your Life" and in 2001 for "Saving Forever," Lehua thrives in an unmatched category as a lyricist.
While at Kamehameha Schools, Lehua Kalima joined with two good friends, Nalani Choy and Angela Morales to form Na Leo Pilimehana. In their senior year, they won a huge radio competition in Honolulu, Brown Bags to Stardom, playing in front of thousands at the Waikiki Shell. Nineteen albums and 20 Na Hoku Hanohano awards later, they continue to record and perform throughout the world.
For more Lehua, please visit: http://www.mountainapplecompany.com/lehua/ Learn More
The CD is titled 'Io, short for 'Iolani, the name of the Hawaiian hawk. I use the hawk as a metaphor for my Grandmother who passed away recently. My Grandfather passed away when my Father was but 10 years old. Thus, my Grandmother had to raise 9 children by herself. She must've done a great job, for in 1964 she was honored as "Mother of the Year". Like the hawk, I have an imagery of my Grandmother flying up high, looking down and protecting those she love. This CD is dedicated to my mentor, my teacher, my Grandma."Learn More
SALE: The Great Queen Seondeok Vol. 1
Regular Price: $59.95
Special Price: $50.99
The Great Queen Seondeok is the story of a charismatic queen who gives up her love to become the ruler of Silla and her people. With historical battle scenes, a star-studded cast and writer Kim Young-hyeon (Jewel in the Palace) helming the project, it is MBC's follow-up historical drama to Yi San: Wind of the Palace (2008) and Ju-mong: Prince of Legend (2006).
During the Three Kingdoms period of Korea, Deokman (Queen Seondeok's childhood name) was born as the younger twin to King Jinpyeong. However, due to a longstanding ominous prophecy regarding twins being born in the royal family, she was smuggled out and raised with no knowledge of her royal status. Years later, still oblivious to the truth of her birth, she fatefully ends up back in the Silla palace where she joins forces with Princess Cheonmyeong, her older sister, and Hwarang Kim Yushin to oppose Misil, a sly and conniving woman who holds substantial power in the court and wants the throne for herself.
You Should Know By Now
Following the selection as Group of the Year at the 2011 Na Hoku Hanohano Awards, the KUmZ duo continues to strive forward in perpetuating the Hawaiian culture through music and dance with their fourth release.
The phrase "You Should Know By Now" comes from the song "Do I Love You?" but it first became familiar to them as their Kumu Robert Cazimero would always say it and write it in notes and cards. The phrase has since stuck with KUmZ as a beautiful way to say I love you to someone and to express that sentiment of love.
The CD is filled with new compositions that tell stories of their haumana, places they have visited, and experiences they have shared together. The CD also features mele that were written by the haumana of Halau I Ka Wekiu.Learn More
Natalie Ai Kamauu's third CD is filled with her signature soaring vocals and heartfelt delivery of classic Hawaiian mele, along with two new beautiful compositions. A bonus track of "Sanoe" accompanied by a full orchestra will WOW you.
From the artist:
`Ā — to sparkle like a gem……
"`Ā" means to sparkle, like a gem. Iʻm not gonna lie…I love the bling. It makes me sing! Thatʻs not why I named this project "`Ā". For my first recording endeavor, I wanted a name that would catch a few eyes and turn a few heads, hoping to lure a few ears. "`Ē" encompassed all of my feelings and emotions and so it was destiny. It truly was strange, weird and wonderful to say the least.Learn More
Hawai'i Keawe
Male Vocalist of the Year and Multi-Award Winning Kuana Torres Kahele introduces a 6 CD series, "Music for the Hawaiian Islands", with a tribute to Hawaii Island. Hawaiian music fans and hula lovers alike will delight in this collection of all original music from one of Hawaii's most popular artists. Let Kuana's rich vocals and enduring lyrics transport you to the lush beauty of Moku O Keawe.Learn More
`E, `I, and `A are trail markers of her musical expedition which have taken Hawaiian music lovers to new heights, only to fall for her fresh and lilting style. Here, a collection of the songs she penned along the way. Including some of her favorites and three new songs as well. For Natalie it will always be about the journey, so come. Hear her. She will take you there.Learn More
IZ Wonderful World Songbook
Israel "IZ" Kamakawiwo'ole is Hawaii's best-known and most beloved singer. His breathtaking version of "Over the Rainbow" is an international hit and is widely thought to be the only interpretation that could possibly stand up to Judy Garland's original. These beautiful interpretations are faithfully captured in these Easy Piano arrangements for all to enjoy.Learn More
|11 Item(s)
|Show per page
|View as: Grid List
|Sort by


text:
Surprise welcome-home event for Aurora Marine and new dad
BY ERIKA WURST firstname.lastname@example.com December 23, 2012 3:18PM
Article Extras
Updated: December 23, 2012 3:25PM
An Aurora Marine received two extra-special gifts under his Christmas tree when he returned home from tour last week — 3-month-old twin girls who were born during his deployment to Afghanistan.
Last Sunday, proud father Michael Iwanski, 25, said hello to daughters Karsie and Micayla for the first time, and it was a day he'll never forget.
Skyping with the babies just wasn't the same as snuggling them.
"It was awesome to hold them. It was the best blessing ever," he said of the twins, who were born Sept. 19. They join big sister Jayda, 2, adding to the growing Iwanski bunch.
"I always wanted three kids," he said. "And, now I have them."
Michael's welcome home got sweeter this weekend, when Operation Welcome You Home threw the Marine and his wife Alyssa, 22, a party to remember, bringing together family members and friends in celebration of the couple's long-awaited reunion.
"It's great to have him back home for Christmas," said Operation Welcome You Home Founder Donna Morsovillo. Through her organization, Morsovillo provides surprise homecomings to the Fox Valley's service men and women.
With firetruck and squad car lights blaring, the couple's motorcade pulled up to Ballydoyle in Aurora on Saturday night, where dozens of well-wishers lined the street with American flags held high. It was a surprise Michael said he had not expected. The applause was loud as he exited his car, stepping into a sea of supporters.
"I was not prepared for this one," he said as he greeted family members and camera crews outside the restaurant. On stage inside, patriotic music played as the couple smiled widely with their twins, and little Jayda, by their side.
"It's an amazing feeling to finally have him here," said Alyssa, a 2008 West Aurora High School graduate. "Not having him here for the pregnancy and the birth was hard."
Marine family
After high school, Alyssa enlisted in the Marine Corps and served as an administrative clerk at Assault Amphibian School Battalion where she finished her four-year active enlistment in June 2012. But she left with more than just experience. She left with a husband, and a first-born child. Alyssa and Michael, a Phoenix native, married on Dec. 26, 2009, and gave birth to their first daughter, Jayda, on Aug. 3, 2010.
For Michael, fatherhood was a blessing.
That blessing got bigger at the beginning of this year, when Alyssa announced her second pregnancy — this time, with twins. But the sailing wasn't exactly smooth.
At 4½ months pregnant, Alyssa said goodbye to her husband as he headed out on tour again.
At 34 weeks, and with no husband by her side, the young mother gave birth to the two healthy twin girls, who would have to wait three months to meet their dad.
"I had a lot of family support," Alyssa said. "It was probably better that he wasn't here (for the birth), because saying goodbye would have been too hard."
Since his arrival home, Alyssa said she and Michael have been relaxing and enjoying their family time together. Little Jayda has been attached to her father's hip, mom said. But that time will be short-lived, Michael leaves again on Jan. 7.
Michael, who has served in the Marines for seven years, plans to enlist again and make a career for himself to support his family. Alyssa is currently a stay-at-home mother, looking after her three little girls.


text:
UK breakdown coverGet a quote
– buy online
Arrange cover over the phone
Call us on 0800 085 2721
Broken down?
We can help – call us now
0800 88 77 66
There are 2 results - Show results on a map Print this page
Showing 1 - 2 of 2
Scalloway is the ancient capital of Shetland; the hotel sits overlooking the waterfront & is currently under going a full refurbishment using high quality Shetland fabrics & materials with good result...More about Scalloway Hotel
This purpose-built hotel is centrally located for both business and leisure guests, situated opposite the main ferry terminal. Spacious and comfortable bedrooms situated on three floors with a number ...More about Shetland Hotel


text:
The Alzheimer's Art Quilt Initiative (AAQI)
Raising Awareness & Funding Research Through ArtQuestions? Email us or call: (810) 637-5586 ---
Nan Berg
Crescent City, CA USA
Width: 7.5" Length: 9.5"
Materials/Techniques: Cotton fabric and batting, long arm quilted.
Artist Statement: I made this quilt to raise funds for Alzheimer's research and to show my support for the AAQI.
This quilt has Fast Finish Triangles.


text:
Steinberger ZT3 Custom TransTrem Electric Guitar Trans BlueProduct #481943 Steinberger 481943 AAG Solid Body Electric Guitars https://www.esnapw.com/rses/ESnapServlet?MerchantNumberSent=63655
- Write a Review
FREE SHIPPING on Almost Everything
Instantly transposing tremolo and coil tapping pickups with the other Steinberger features you love!
The Steinberger ZT3-Custom TransTrem Electric Guitar has a flamed maple top for killer looks, and a transposing tremolo system to make instant tuning changes on stage. You can transpose up or down a whole step, in half step increments, to give you five different on-the-spot tunings. Add to this Steinberger's brilliant design features such as the tune-it-once direct-drive double-ball bridge and graphite-reinforced neck with ultrafast phenolic fingerboard and you've got a truly advanced and infinitely playable electric guitar.
The ZT3 Custom guitar has USA-made humbuckers that offer volume, tone and individual coiltapping on both pickups so you can choose a variety of thick humbucker and bright, bell-like tone combinations.
Improved intonation from a zero fret. Unique Steinberger headpiece improves balance, ease of tuning, and tuning stability while the ZT3-Custom's patented Direct-Drive double-ball bridge lets you change strings in seconds then tune up once and not have to tune again until you change strings.
Check the drop-down menu to the right to select colors and/or other options.
- Body Wood: Maple
- Top wood: Flame Maple
- Scale Length: 25-1/2"
- Neck Joint: Bolt-on
- Neck Wood: Hard Maple
- Fretboard: Phenolic resin
- Neck Shape: C-Shape
- Frets: 24 medium jumbo
- Nut Width: 1.62"
- Fretboard Radius: 14"
- Bridge: PAF TransTrem3 Transposing Tremolo System
- Pickup Bridge: Custom-made 91T USA Humbucker
- Pickup Neck: Custom-made 90R USA Humbucker
- Controls: Master volume (push/pull series/parallel neck pickup), Master tone (push/pull series/parallel bridge pickup), 3-way selector
- Tuners: 40: 1 Direct-Drive
- Hardware color: Black
- Pickup selector: 3-way
- Finish: Polyurethane
Reviewed by 1 customer
Comments about Steinberger ZT3 Custom TransTrem Electric Guitar:
Prior to playing the ZT3 my favorite Steinberger was the ST-2FPA. Now its hands down the ZT3! Although the Transcale guitars hold their own this beast has some amazing features and is certainly the coolest looking of them all (subject to personnel opinion). The TransTrem is shift on the fly and quite amazing. All in all its a real winner! I recommend it,


text:
|Handmade House
|Fine Saskatchewan crafts
|Pottery Fiber arts Jewellery Glass Wood Metal Mixed media Prints and note cards
Handmade House has been selling quality Saskatchewan crafts for over 30 years. The member-run shop features the work of 70-80 Saskatchewan artisans. Their work includes treasures for all budgets, from a few dollars to several hundred.
The Showcase Gallery, contained within the shop, highlights the work of a different Saskatchewan craftsperson every two months.
The shop is located in Saskatoon's historic Broadway district,
|Home Contact us Our shop Craftspeople Links


text:
Paying Your PH and Others in Namibia
This is a discussion on Paying Your PH and Others in Namibia within the Before & After the Hunt forums, part of the HUNT AFRICA category; I'm leaving for Namibia on my first safari in a couple weeks. The safari includes 5 animals for a set ...
07-09-2010, 05:56 PM #1New Member
- Joined
- Feb 2010
- Posts
- 3
- Member of RMEF, DU, NWTF, WU,
- sdh56 has no Articles
- sdh56 has no Photos
Paying Your PH and Others in Namibia
I'm leaving for Namibia on my first safari in a couple weeks. The safari includes 5 animals for a set price. However, if I don't take all 5, the price is less. Also, I'll hopefully want to have trophy prepartion/taxidermy done. I'm also going on a week long tour to see some other sights in Namibia.
I'm expecting to spend $8-10K. How do you get that much money over there to pay all the bills? Some of the stuff I can put on the credit card, but I don't expect that the PH will take one.
Thanks, SDH56
07-09-2010, 07:48 PM #2AH Enthusiast
- Joined
- Sep 2009
- Posts
- 465
- Hunted Namibia, Kyrgyzstan South Africa
- gillettehunter has no Articles
- View gillettehunter's Photos
I was in Namibia 2 years ago and they were happy with travelers checks. Good question to ask your PH or the company that you are dealing with. You may wish to take part of it in greenbacks for incidentals and shopping. Good luck and have a great hunt.
I was in Namibia and my PH requested only US$, so I traveled with the cash. I kept my US passport, my other ID's, my binoculars and my cash very close if not on my person. I figured I could replace the rest of what I traveled with, so I always had a hand on the above. I suspect that many of the small outfitters don't have a US agent or bank that you can deal with, so you must prepare for traveling with cash. I was told that foreign outfitters prefer cash because it allows them to transact in their country when the exchange is beneficial to them and that they had to deal with the taxes in some way if the money went into their bank via wire transfer or something. Don't know about the last part, only what I was told. I wasn't traveling with as much as you mentioned, so it was less of a burden, but I was uncomfortable regardless. Maybe some of the more seasoned hunters have a better method.
- Member of SCI
- Hunted USA Canada, RSA, Argentina, Namibia/Caprivi
I usually wire all the money for the hunt to the outfitter before I go or pay the amount to the booking agent on this side of the pond. If that is not possible then I take the bulk of the money in travelers checks. I have never had an outfitter or PH decline travelers checks but I have had some businesses decline them. I always exchange some of the checks for local currency to pay for curios and tipping the staff. I carry the money in a neck wallet or a Cabelas safari shirt that has zip up breast pockets. Like gillettehunter said, ask your PH before you go and see what they want.
10-14-2012, 07:17 PM #5AH Veteran
- Joined
- Aug 2009
- Posts
- 136
- Member of NRA, RMEF
- Hunted USA, Namibia
- BryceM has no Articles
- View BryceM's Photos
I prefer to wire the bulk of the $$ and take enough cash to cover extra animals that demand to be shot and to cover tips, curios, etc. I would not be comfortable with this plan without personally knowing the outfitter or having very solid references. For a first-time hunt, it's harder. Traveler's checks are OK too, but signing 100 of them on settle-the-account night is a pain.
- Member of NRA, SCI, RMEF
- Hunted Namibia, Zimbabwe
- The Big Game Hunter has no Articles
- View The Big Game Hunter's Photos
I've been on two safaris and did it differently on both. On the first, I wired all of the money to the outfitter before the hunt. I did not end up shooting a couple of animals I had paid for, so he refunded me some of the money after the hunt. On my second safari, which was for dangerous game and much more expensive than the first, I wired all of the daily rates and about half of my expected trophy fees to the outfitter. I brought cash to cover the rest. Since I brought so much cash on the second trip, I made sure I had it on me at all times. Both times worked out well. It's all a matter of what you and the outfitter feel comfortable with. I would recommend using a mix of traveler's checks and cash over 100% cash if the outfitter accepts them.http://www.thebiggamehuntingblog.com/
The most terrifying sound in nature is not the roar of a charging lion, nor the whistle of a descending bomb; rather it is a click when you expect a bang.
Peter Capstick
Similar Threads
HOW CAN ANYONE COME AND HUNT AND LEAVE WITHOUT PAYING YOUR ANIMALS...???By BRICKBURN in forum Before & After the HuntReplies: 9Last Post: 10-14-2012, 10:55 AM
Hunters Namibia Safaris - Buffalo, Roan, Sable and other plains game hunt in NamibiaBy Hunters Namibia Safaris in forum GREAT DEALS on Hunts WorldwideReplies: 9Last Post: 03-29-2010, 03:19 AM


text:
MARQUETTE - Those who missed last Saturday's 38-10 Northern Michigan University football win over visiting Grand Valley State will get two chances to see the game.
The contest will be rebroadcast at 8 tonight on Marquette Charter Channel 20 and 6 p.m. Sunday on WNMU Plus channel 13-3 throughout the Upper Peninsula and northern Wisconsin. Students from NMU professor Dwight Brady's BC 310 Sports and Special Events class produce and broadcast all home Wildcat football games.
The Wildcats snapped an 11-game losing streak to Grand Valley State with the upset of the No. 14-ranked Lakers at the Superior Dome.


text:
Accessibility tools
Service tools
Language selector
Audiovisual policy is formulated at national level by individual governments. The EU's role is to set some basic ground rules and guidelines in defence of common interests, like open EU markets and fair competition.
The EU has been successfully regulating cross border TV broadcasting since 1989. Since then, it has had to update the rules to take account of the expanding range of TV services on offer – including on demand TV – via a whole range of devices, such as mobile phones and tablets (see the Audiovisual Media Services Directive).
EU rules protect children against harmful material.
The Directive requires EU countries to coordinate national legislation with each other so that:
The EU supports European film-makers.
EU countries are committed to public broadcasting services – the 1999 Treaty of Amsterdam recognises their role in providing for democratic, social and cultural needs and preventing the industry from being dominated by one or more big players.
Governments may grant public broadcasters financial support, provided the funding is used to pursue the public-service goal and does not impede normal commercial operations or distort competition among broadcasters.
The Audiovisual Media Services Directive requires broadcasters to show a minimum quota of European programmes, reflecting concerns that American productions will otherwise take the lion's share of the European market. Although EU countries make more films than the US, 75% of the income of European cinemas comes from American films.
The EU is party to the UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions and, as one way of protecting its own cultural diversity and promoting local productions, has secured an exemption from the free-trade rules of the World Trade Organisation. Known as the 'cultural exception', this entitles its member countries to place limits on imports of cultural items like films.
The MEDIA programme provides financial support for quality European films and TV programmes. The aims are to boost output and distribution in Europe and to promote European films, other audiovisual works and new digital technologies.
The new MEDIA Mundus programme (2011-2013), with a €15m budget, capitalises on the audiovisual industry's growing interest in global cooperation and the opportunities it offers. It increases consumer choice by bringing more culturally diverse products to European and international markets. It also creates new business opportunities for audiovisual professionals from Europe and around the globe.
In 2014-20, the Creative Europe programme will replace the current Culture and MEDIA programmes and include:


text:
Comment posted Who guessed the real point of the 'jerry can' fuel panic? by Grant MacDonald.
Given high prices at the pump maximise HMRC tax revenues, it is actually not in the governments interest to do anything about them. After all, it's only the public who are being hurt.
Recent comments by Grant MacDonald
- Michael Russell looks like the first SNP MSP to put a personal Plan B into action
Just a brief note to thank FA for this.
At the bottom of my driveway is my letter box. Halfway up is the wheelie bin… Those sods who steal my wheelie bin every week and give it back empty appeared on schedule and I'd remained ignorant of this important missive.
- Experience autumn and choose your national tree
Jade. Agree about the Scots Pine. It's a tree which always looks like it will survive, no matter what our country throws at it.
- Fudge rules: no change – yet – at Argyll and Bute Council
I suspect many of the familiar faces are still here but simply cannot be bothered correcting posters with an agenda. I tend not to post often as "the usual suspects" suck the pleasure out of debate.
If I were to write, we do NOT need a vehicle ferry, just a passenger ferry capable of achieving the crossing reliably, someone is bound to crawl out from under a rock. Or press the dislike thing repeatedly.
- SNP Group Leader not even sure which day it is
Perhaps I can be fairly judged as blowing this beyond proportions but when FA opt to ridicule a political party based on an email content which they have been forwarded, it's brilliant.
We're living in an age where people are being detained at airports by a UK Govt using dodgy legislation, we've a whistleblower taking refuge in what we used to call a Tinpot Dictators embassy, and some bloke hiding in the despised Soviet Union to keep himself away from the clutches of the land of the free.
Oh, and we'd someone in Argyll setting up Spy Accounts to check on public complaints about council activities. I hear the council paid her enough for her never to need work again…
While the article is obviously tongue in cheek, everyone should defend FA's ability to write it.
Who knows, the current anti-porn legislation could perhaps define The SNP as a body which should be banned from the internet as it's attracting people.
- Scottish Government forced to intervene on loose-mouthed Russell gaffe in Campbeltown
Never suspected I'd write this but, in fairness to Mr Russell, even 20 minutes on a boat is better than 2 minutes on a bus. A bus is simply transport whereas a boat is always an adventure.
Of course, my caveat comes from the unpleasant passenger boats on the Dunoon run. When adventure feels like life threatening danger, it's not worth it. (And I'm a boat person and know these stupid boats are able to handle the crossing. Ideally, without paying customers.)
powered by SEO Super Comments


text:
I would also like to congratulate all the other town councilmen and the mayor on their hard work. I look forward to working with each of you in the next four years.
Thanks to my "lawn-sign" friends for believing in me. To my friends and family, thank you for your support and all your help. I promise to do my best for the town of Ohatchee and to always be available to listen to the concerns and suggestions of Ohatchee residents.
Anthony Crosson


text:
Brandy Library
New York – TriBeCa
- related content/
Brandy Library
25 N. Moore St. (bet. Hudson and Varick Sts.)
New York, NY 10013
- phone: 212-226-5545
- website: www.brandylibrary.com
- get directions
A spirits catalog numbering nearly 1,000 bottles lines the walls at this upscale TriBeCa watering hole. The dictionary-thick menu features an extensive variety of cognacs, cocktails and everything in between, so you can find the perfect libation to complement your meal. Selections go far beyond typical bar fare—even the breads are homemade. A jazz sound track and attentive staff complete the relaxed yet elegant atmosphere.
- additional info:
- Good for Groups


text:
Catch fish in bulk with the Big Catch Trotline from Magic Bait! With a 150-foot main line, you can stretch this Trotline across a river or stream to hook multiple fish as they travel by. Comes with 25 hooks, 25 stainless steel trotline clips (with brass swivel attached to reduce torque), and beaded spaces molded on the main line, four feet apart.
Pick yours up ONLINE now!
Magic Bait Big Catch Trotline
You qualify for a free gift. It will be added to your cart automatically.
Shop Similar Items
to find something that we have now or that can be backordered.
If you would like to be notified when we have this item available for sale, click
and enter your email address to receive an email notification.


text:
- Mobile site
- E-Newsletters
- News feed
- Find us on Twitter
Follow us on Twitter
- Find us on Facebook
The Press, York
Like us on Facebook
McDonald's to create 45 new jobs in York (From York Press)
Get in touch: send your photos, videos, news & views by texting YORK to 80360 or send an email»
Business news
Report this comment
McDonald's to create 45 new jobs in York
10:51am Thursday 24th January 2013 in Business news
FAST food firm McDonald's is to create 45 new jobs in York this year.
The announcement is part of a nationwide commitment to create 2,500 new positions across the UK by the end of the year, including 150 in Yorkshire.
In 2012, the company exceeded its pledge to create 2,500 by an additional 1,000, bringing its current total UK workforce to 91,000.
Last year, 70 per cent of the new positions were given to those under 21 years old, it said.
New employees in York will also have the chance to gain nationally-recognised qualifications.
Local McDonald's operations manager James Thompson said: "In 2012 we added some fantastic crew from the local community to our team, many of whom were starting out in their first job."


text:
More Power. The PA Performance Alternator produces 80 amps at idle (2000 alternator shaft RPM), and 160 amps at maximum (6000 alternator shaft RPM). It is required to upgrade the main power wire because this alternator has a higher output than stock. (See the drop down menu option above.)
Powdered Coated Finish. This PA Performance Alternator not only improves your Pony's power, but it also improves your Mustang's under hood appearance with an aggressive baked on flat black powder coated finish.
Peace of Mind. Why waste your time and money rebuilding your alternator again and again when it will only fail, replace it with a brand new high performance altenator that includes a Limited Lifetime Warranty directly from PA Performance for peace of mind.
Application. The PA Performance Alternator weighs in at 15.4 lbs and is nearly a direct replacement with only minor mounting bracket modifications required to be installed in a 1987 to 1993 Ford Mustang. The stock belt can be used on original equipment vehicles.
Mustang Fitment: 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 Details >>


text:
2014 submission deadline: March 15
Welter has been the University of Baltimore's student-run literary journal for more than 40 years, publishing works from across the country.
Copies of Welter are available for $7 each; contact us to purchase.
Submit your original creative masterpiece today.
Check out a sample of the 2013 issue:
Check out a sample of the 2012 issue:


text:
When a trade dispute being adjudicated in the WTO's dispute settlement system reaches the end without resolution, the offended member country requests the right to retaliate – or as the diplomats call it – request the suspension of concessions and other obligations vis-à-vis the offender (Shadikhodjaev 2009).
Understanding the GATT's wins and the WTO's woes
Richard Baldwin, 5 June 2010
URL: http://www.cepr.org/pubs/PolicyInsights/PolicyInsight49.pdf
Topics: International trade
Tags: Doha Round, international trade, WTO
- 10275 reads
Hitting where it hurts: Retaliation requests in the WTO
Diego Bonomo, 1 March 2014
Topics: International trade
Tags: trade disputes, WTO, WTO retaliations
- Read more
- 7942 reads
The WTO and the world trading system 'post Bali' – Part 2
Gary Horlick interviewed by Viv Davies, 31 Jan 2014
Open in a pop-up window
Unfortunately the file could not be found.
DownloadDownload MP3 File (8.66MB)
See Also
Simon J Evenett, Alejandro Jara , Building on Bali: A Work Programme for the WTO, A Vox eBook, 18 December 2013.
Editor's note: This is the second in a two-part series of Vox Talk interviews on the WTO 'post Bali'. Part 1, posted last week, featured Alejandro Jara.


text:
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. — The Central Michigan football program has announced the addition of former Michigan State defensive end Jeremy Gainer to its roster for the 2013 season.
A two-year letterwinner, Gainer finished his MSU career with 13 tackles in 28 career games. In 2011, the Detroit native appeared in all 14 games, recording 11 tackles and two fumbles. Gainer made the switch to defensive end prior to the 2012 season, seeing action in all 13 games.
The Livonia, MIch., native came to MSU as the No. 15-ranked outside linebacker in the nation according to Rivals.com. Gainer was also listed among the Michigan's top seniors by the Detroit Free Press (No. 8), Rivals.com (No. 10), Lansing State Journal (No. 13) and The Detroit News (No. 14)
Gainer graduated from Michigan State with a degree in hospitality business and will have one year of eligibility remaining. He was a two-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree for the Spartans.
Gainer will compete with returnees Alex Smith, Kenny McClendon, Blake Serpa, Matt Russo, Lance Sanders, Louis Palmer and Ben Randle for playing time at defensive end.
CMU opens the 2013 season on the road against Michigan on Saturday, Aug. 31.
Single game tickets and ticket packages for the 2013 CMU home schedule are now on sale. Tickets can be purchased online at CMUChippewas.com or by phone at 1-888-FIRE-UP2 (1-888-347-3872). For complete ticket details, visit centralgameday.com.


text:
Fine. I don't really care anymore, so I'll stop. It doesn't really make a difference anyways because it usually ends up in a debate, like this. I'm just saying, it'd be nice if new members would stay more often than not.Ozzaharwood you white knight consistently. I'm not insulting you, I am offering you an outsiders opinion. If you wore shorts I would tell you the same thing.
I thought the same thing, but when I read what people were writing it pissed me off. If it was in the chatterbox I wouldn't care; we probably should've just moved it there.And it can't be helped if they don't follow through the appropriate channels. First post is a naive thread telling people their problems aren't that bad from a person who seemingly has no real pressing problems to begin with. I mean if a veteran member had made this thread it would have had the same result.
Not really. There are ways to post relevantly, make your point, and stay honest. It just takes longer.That is just as dishonest.
A lot of the time though you will find a solution by thinking of it casually. It you work too hard towards finding a solution it adds more stress. I know what you mean though.Regardless, you won't find a solution by simply not thinking about the problem. It's pretty much the opposite.
It wasn't my intention to offend you, and if I did I apologize. My mother is a registered nurse though, and specializes in cancer. They usually suggest the 400 mgs for brain tumour migraines. I was just trying to help you rather than offend you, that's also why I said "Also, I know he said "Anything" but I think in medical circumstances in which you can't do anything yourself are excluded." I wouldn't try to make a point and then render it obsolete with my next sentence. You probably have tried everything already, so there is probably nothing I could say that would help so I won't add anything more.You're pulling a fenn here and insulting my intelligence. You have no idea as to the extent of my problems so please stop playing internet md.
You could always move or take public transit. But I also don't know your circumstances here, so there really is nothing I can say.Wouldn't nothing be better than working 40 hours just to pay for the gas you need to get to work?
I'm going to sleep now, so if I do post again it'll be tomorrow.
Like I said this is now a discussion and belongs here.I thought the same thing, but when I read what people were writing it pissed me off. If it was in the chatterbox I wouldn't care; we probably should've just moved it there.
How I interpreted what you said was basically saying if you don't have anything nice to say then don't say anything at all which we all know is a terrible attitude to actually live by. Not to mention relevance to a topic can be incredibly vague. If you were here before I became the gd mod you would have seen what its like for a mod to lock a thread as soon as it went off topic.Not really. There are ways to post relevantly, make your point, and stay honest. It just takes longer.
Um I wish I had problems that I could think about casually but when I can't afford car insurance so I can't get to work in order to pay for said insurance I can't just sit back, chill out, and hope a solution magically appears.A lot of the time though you will find a solution by thinking of it casually. It you work too hard towards finding a solution it adds more stress.
Yeah that's not really how it works here. Public transportation is just for schools.You could always move or take public transit. But I also don't know your circumstances here, so there really is nothing I can say.
There's really no debate here. The first page of posts was undeniably snarky, unnecessary and alienating. As a member of this community, I vote we start keeping some more new members instead of driving pretty much half of them away. Though you may not like "pretending to be nice", common courtesy is nothing new to us. We're all like 20, right? We learned about CC in like what? Grade school? You don't have to be a sugarplum but don't shoot the guy down. I don't "pretend to be nice" to people I don't like on this forum, either. They know who they are and I hate their guts if they try to be chummy with me, too. But that doesn't mean I pursue my dislike of them to the point where I'm just openly a dick about it.
Besides, what is this like MT initiation thread? Are we testing this guy so he can join our "cool dudes gang"? That just makes us look insufferably arrogant as a community.
Last edited by CypressDahlia; 09-16-2011 at 02:17 AM.
I disagree. There is a lot to talk about here.
And you know that it has nothing to do with him being a new member. Like I said before if a person with 1000 posts had made this thread it would have been no different except that I doubt anybody would have come to the op's defense. Also, aside from outcast's post nobody was shooting him down. It seemed like a pretty fun and innocent thread to me and a perfectly expected response to such a random op. Also the op has been around for a while and I'd wager he's been lurking too, though obviously we won't know until he posts again.
And I dont want to get into my opinions on common courtesy but it should be obvious that if you don't mean it then it is just pretending to be nice. I'll leave it at that or for another thread.
Yeah you nailed it I made jackets and everything.Besides, what is this like MT initiation thread? Are we testing this guy so he can join our "cool dudes gang"? That just makes us look insufferably arrogant as a community.
I possibly have celiac disease/gluten intolerence and ignoring the possibility of either would lead me to more pain and worsening health problems. You can not ignore your problems and either expect a solution to apear or for them to go away because that isint how the world works. Some people are more adept at problem solving and stress mangement than others so it does seem that some people are just care free and or ignore their problems but thats not true. Just because some one doesnt talk about their problems does not meant they have none they more likely just want to deal with them on their own or do not feel the need to tell everyone.
I know people who are so "I dont give a FUCK' about everything and i envy them because they can seperate their problems at work and home so easy and can still smile and go on with life. Then again i dont know for sure how well their lives are really going so for all i know they could be cutting.
Well obviously when a thread is about "life's problems" (ie. everything) there is a lot to talk about.
I believe we should treat new members nicely.
it's been a bad habit already by people on the forum, if there's some stuffs that you see in his post tell him (nicely) and don't tell him off making him look stupid.
cause old members and regular members probably wouldn't mind that.
but what do you think about these people? I mean really are you guys even capable of putting your self in some other people shoes?
think about it? your new, you just got in some new place and you accidentally made a mistake and people will tell you your stupid and go away, what would you feel?
It's ok if my mom or some other people I know to tell me I'm stupid but I'll get into a fight if it's someone I don't know
Last edited by ram; 09-16-2011 at 03:24 AM.
Threat is trying to intimadate or telling some one you are going to harm them some how.
Treat is how you act with or deal with someone.
I assume you ment treat.


text:
Well, it was nice while it lasted.
The blast of 70-plus-degree summer temperatures this week in Metro Detroit are on their way out, according to the National Weather Service. A cold front is headed into the area and expected to drop temperatures to as low as 32 degrees.
Here's what the forecast looks like for the weekend, according to the NWS:
- Friday: Showers likely, mainly before 11 a.m., with cloudy skies. They'll gradually become mostly sunny with a high near 55 degrees.
- Friday night: Partly cloudy skies are expected with a low around 35.
- Saturday: Mostly sunny skies are expected with a high near 49.
- Saturday night: Mostly clear skies and a low around 32 degrees are expected.
- Sunday: Mostly sunny skies with a high near 48 degrees.
- Sunday night: Partly cloudy skies expected with a low around 32.
Bad news: Snow is possible on Monday, according to the NWS, as temperatures are expected to fall to 43 during the day and 32 in the evening.


text:
DIY Cardboard Building with Revolving Door
I don't know about you but we always have extra boxes laying around here. I try to encourage the boys to use them before we recycle them because cardboard is such a great material. Sometimes they'll stay around for a long time storing toys, drawing supplies etc. Today we wanted to use a small box with LEGO minifigs but it needed to have a "cool factor" so we decided on a store with a revolving door.


text:
The Plaza Hotel & Suites Welcomes You
The Plaza Hotel & Suites is Eau Claire, Wisconsin's largest hotel and convention facility in the area, with 233 Guest Rooms and Suites, banquet/convention space for up to 850 people, two great restaurants, and ample recreational facilities right inside the hotel. The Plaza's spacious and inviting public space offers all of our guests a place to relax and connect with others.
Burgundy's Restaurant offers daily specials and buffets featuring a Friday night fish buffet. Homemade pizzas and a room service menu are also available.
Brewski's Pub and Grill is a great place to meet with friends and colleagues. Happy hour and drink specials are available Monday through Friday. Also enjoy Brewski's sandwich and appetizer menu.Exit #65, I-94 Is Under Construction & Closed
Please use the following directions to find us from I-94:
Take exit 59 off of 94
Merge onto WI 312 towards Eau Claire
Take the US-12/Clairemont Ave ramp
Turn right onto Clairemont Ave
Continue on Clairemont Ave for 3.5 miles
Turn left onto Craig Road
The Plaza Hotel will be on your left
Take exit 70 off of 94
Merge onto US-53 towards Eau Claire/Chippewa Falls
Merge onto US-53 Bus N/Hastings Way via Exit 86
Take the US-12/Clairemont Ave Ramp towards Altoona
Turn Left onto E Clairemont Ave
Turn right onto Craig Road
The Plaza Hotel will be on your right
Book a Meeting
Whether you are looking for a space for 1 or 850 people, The Plaza has a variety of professional meeting rooms to meet your needs.
Elegant Weddings
The Plaza Hotel & Suites invites you to experience your special day with our exceptional staff, from the initial consult to your wedding day.
Connect with us


text:
Capital Grille - Philadelphia
Online Reservations
The Wine Room can accommodate up to 20 guests. Here you can enjoy all that The Capital Grille has to offer surrounded by our extensive collection of wines from around the world.
Another addition to The Capital Grille, this room is excellent for a power meeting or friends getting together enjoying the richness of an intimate setting. This classic, smaller and more intimate setting will accommodate parties of up to 14 guests. It is fully equipped with state-of-the-art audio and video technology, making it the ideal venue for a business meeting.
The Marian Anderson comfortably hosts up to 30 guests seated. Its handsome surroundings are the perfect complement to our classic cuisine. Guests are served with the usual attention to every detail.
One of our newest additions to The Capital Grille creates the "ultimate" environment for private dining. Parties of up to 64 guests for a private dinner or The Liberty Room can be combined with various rooms for up to 100 guests.
The Chestnut Room overlooks fashionable Chestnut Street. The intimate setting is perfect for 24 guests, and you can rest assured they will be served in complete elegance and total privacy. It is fully equipped with state-of-the-art audio and video technology, making it the ideal venue for a business meeting.


text:
About SWS
Offices Nationwide
Corporate Social Responsibility
Contact Us
Southern Wine & Spirits Appoints Gerald Rivero to Lead New National Coastal-Pacific Group
Art Salvi to Succeed Rivero as General Manager, Southern Wine & Spirits of Indiana
July 25, 2011, Miami, FL - Southern Wine & Spirits of America, Inc. (Southern), the nation's leading wine and spirits distributor with operations in 35 states, today announced the appointment of Gerald ("Gerry") P. Rivero, Jr. as Executive Vice President-General Manager of the company's new, corporate Coastal-Pacific Wine & Spirits (CPWS) group. The CPWS group will represent the Diageo-Moët Hennessy portfolios in the six open states of Alaska, California, Florida, Hawaii, Indiana and Kentucky.
"On behalf of the senior leadership team at Southern, we have every confidence in Gerry leading this important, newly-established group," said Wayne Chaplin, Southern's President & Chief Operating Officer. "Gerry has proven himself to be a great builder and leader of high-performing teams," Chaplin added.
Rivero started with Southern in various on- and off-premise sales roles in Southern's Tampa operation, moved to Miami as VP-General Sales Manager and then led the Coastal division as its General Manager from 2006 to 2010. In 2010, Gerry moved half-way across the country to Indiana, ramped up a green-field operation within three months and last month celebrated the Indiana division's delivery of its one-millionth case—an incredible achievement that was reached in less than one year.
Brad Vassar, Southern's Executive Vice President-General Manager, commented, "The remarkable results that Gerry achieves in such short time periods highlight his extraordinary planning, team-building skills and motivation. In fact, Gerry has developed such a strong, capable team in Indiana that one of his own, Art Salvi, will be taking over the reins as the General Manager in Indiana upon Gerry's transition into his CPWS role." Salvi served in Florida's Coastal division as the Vice President, Chains for Florida from 2005-2010 and moved with Rivero to Indiana as the VP-General Sales manager of the Prestige selling division in 2010.
Regarding his appointment, Rivero commented, "I am honored and excited to take on this new, challenging role at Southern. Coastal-Pacific is the culmination of a collaborative Southern-Diageo- Moët Hennessy effort that will ensure Southern's market-level Coastal and Pacific divisions establish highly-trained, world-class selling teams; financial discipline, efficiencies and data transparency; consistent execution and elevated service levels; and best-practice trade marketing and promotions. All of this will be focused on successfully achieving the goals of the leading Moët and Diageo portfolios that we are entrusted to steward."
Coinciding with Rivero's appointment, the CPWS will also include Lawrence Kung, VP-Commercial Strategy and former VP-Strategy & Business Development at Southern, as well as Elena Sanchez, VP-Finance and former head of Finance for Diageo in the State of Florida.
Rivero's new role will report to Brad Vassar, and these appointments are all effective September 1, 2011.
About Southern Wine & Spirits of America, Inc.
Southern Wine & Spirits of America, Inc. is the nation's largest wine and spirits distributor and broker with operations in 35 markets. The multi-state distributor currently operates in: Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Delaware, Florida, Kentucky, Hawaii, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, New Hampshire, Nevada, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Vermont, Virginia and West Virginia—as well as the additional seven states of Alaska, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and Utah through the Southern-Odom/Spirits West partnership. In addition, Southern has a presence in Maryland and the District of Columbia through a joint venture with F.P. Winner Wine & Spirits as well as a joint venture operation in Minnesota with J.J. Taylor Distributing Company. Southern also holds operating licenses and permits in Nebraska and Texas. On a national basis, Southern Wine & Spirits of America, Inc. employs more than 11,000 team members. For more information, see: http://www.southernwine.com.
Posted on Thursday, July 28, 2011 (Archive on Thursday, August 04, 2011)
Posted by rsada Contributed by rsada
New Item Registry
Contact Us
Copyright @ 2014 Southern Wine & Spirits. All rights reserved.


text:
As one of the nation's largest educational daycare companies, La Petite Academy Inc. operates over 500 schools across the country.
We offer a range of educational and care programs for children of all ages — from infants to school-age children who come to the Academy before and after school. Few organizations offer the same perspective and insight that we've achieved. Only through years of commitment has La Petite Academy become recognized for its innovation, leadership and reputation for excellence in early education.
Headquartered in Novi, Michigan, each of our schools is licensed by the state where it operates. Each adheres to the highest standards of safety, security, cleanliness, teaching and loving care.
La Petite Academy was established in 1968, with the purchase of seven university-sponsored schools. A pioneer in education-based care, La Petite Academy formulated the Journey® Curriculum, which sets the standard for early childhood education.
As we have grown, we've developed significant resources, such as our own Education Department to set programs and curriculums, as well as top training and professional development for our teachers. Each Academy operates the way any good neighborhood business does. We know our community and we understand how best to serve the parents and children who live there.
In 2007, we became part of the Learning Care Group family. Learning Care Group is one of the largest providers of early childhood care and educational services in the United States.
La Petite Academy is an equal opportunity provider.


text:
Many fields in the arts and sciences contribute useful knowledge. Public Policy programs make such knowledge transferable across the public, private, and nonprofit sectors by giving students the ability to acquire information and knowledge from across the disciplines to formulate comprehensive analyses of past, present, or future public policies, and to be able to present these analyses to decision makers. Faculty members from various disciplines such as Biology, Economics, History, and Political Science contribute to student training in ways that enable graduates from diverse disciplines to become culturally aware and socially sensitive policy leaders who are ready for career opportunities in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors.
Click on a faculty member's name below to learn more about that person.
Discover Campus Life for Yourself


text:
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — A documentary detailing a 1925 delivery of life-saving serum by Alaska sled dog relay teams is opening the Anchorage International Film Festival on this week.
The 5-day run to Nome on Alaska's western coast after a deadly diphtheria breakout is detailed in "Icebound," by filmmaker Daniel Anker. A national theatrical release is set for spring.
The film is narrated by actor Patrick Stewart and explores the 674-mile race against death, using black-and-white photos and film footage, interviews with survivors or their descendants, modern mushers and historians, and longtime Alaska journalists.
The National Endowment for the Humanities provided $695,000 in funding for the film, which came in at nearly $1 million.
The official medical record counted five diphtheria deaths in Nome, but many believe there were more.


text:
Class Notes
Class Notes | Obituaries
Submit a Class Note or Obituary »
Showing class notes submitted in the last year by graduates in the 1970s
Steve Schrey '70 has transitioned from his trial lawyer practice in San Francisco to a mediation and arbitration practice. He also now resides in Tiburon.
www.schrey-mediation.com firstname.lastname@example.com
Alana Hagood Myles '70 was elected, November 5, 2013, to the Monterey Peninsula Unified School District Board of Trustees. Monterey, Calif.
Rex Moser '70 retired in December after 26 years in foreign affairs for the Department of State and service in South Asia and Latin America. He is retiring to Santa Barbara and looks forward to many years of travel and cultural experiences.
Bill McGrath '70 just completed his 25th year on the Bench in San Diego County as a Superior Court Judge. He and wife Grace met on their junior year abroad in Vienna and have been married for 44 years with two sons and two grandchildren.
San Francisco Superior Court Judge Donald J. Sullivan '68, J.D. '71 received the prestigious Judge of the Year Award for 2013 from the San Francisco Trial Lawyers' Association at its annual black tie dinner at the Ritz Carleton Hotel in San Francisco. Sullivan currently presides over a trial department in the criminal division. Besides serving in the criminal division soon after his appointment to the bench by Governor Davis in 2003, Sullivan has previously served as a Judge in the Unified Family Court doing family and juvenile dependency matters and has had a variety of Civil Court assignments, including jury trials, elder abuse and civil harassment. Sullivan reports that he immensely enjoyed the 45th reunion of his class of '68 and wishes he had had more time to spend chatting with his classmates. Sullivan lives in Mill Valley with his wife, Genevieve.
Tim Smith '71, a licensed clinical social worker, recently retired after 28 years working as a clinical supervisor and mental health clinician with the Dept. of Behavioral Health in Fresno.
Mary McQuade Schrey '71, a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist in Oregon and California, recently was placed on the Supervisory Registery for the State of Oregon and opened up an additional office at 1210 Pearl St, Eugene, Ore. She and her husband, Dean, spend as much time as possible in their second home in Kona, HI.
Terry (Goodfield) Rice '71, M.A. '72 writes, "Alain Pinel Realtors keeps me busy up and down the Peninsula and even over to Santa Cruz, selling homes. It's truly amazing and fun. I continue with my love of airplanes by volunteering at the SFO International Airport Museum. This gives me an opportunity to see my Pan American friends and 'talk over the Old Days.' In fact, we had a fun-filled PAA reunion in Monaco a few months ago."
Alain Pinel Realtors 657 University Avenue Palo Alto, California 94301
Charles McDermott '71 just retired after 30 years of college teaching.
Bob Hale M.S. '71, M.S. '79 writes, "Retired. Living in Carlsbad, Calif. Volunteering at Museum of Making Music. Enjoying life!"
In May, Mike Friedrich '71 received a Master of Theological Studies degree from the Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley. He is also a candidate for ordination as a deacon in the United Methodist Church (a process that will take probably four years).
Dave Fitzgerald '71 writes that he retired from USAF in 2000 and from TASC, inc. in 2010 and invested in the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem in 2012 (Northern Lieutenancy).
Mark d'Ercole '71 received a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu from Master Charles Gracie. By doing so, he becomes registered in the BJJ Federation in Rio De Janiero, Brazil. He is still actively competing in tournaments and is married with two sons in San Francisco.
232 9th avenue San Francisco, California 94118
Robert G. Cruz '71, J.D. '83 was recently hired as legal counsel to the Chamorro Land Trust Commission and the Guam Department of Land Management. He also teaches business law for the University of Phoenix. Cruz is a retired child support referee for the Superior Court of Guam. He still serves as part-time referee for the Traffic and Small Claims Bureau, and as an associate justice pro tem for the Guam Supreme Court on occasion. His son, Dr. Jeffrey Cruz, recently completed his residency in internal medicine at U.C. Irvine Medical Center. His younger son, Keith, is a senior at Stanford University studying international relations.
firstname.lastname@example.com Home: (671) 4724626
Robert G.P. Cruz '71, J.D. '83 recently participated in a four-concert tour of Tallinn, Estonia, and St. Petersberg and Moscow, Russia, with the combined Guam Cantate choir and Ramapo Cantanova choir, led by Dr. Lisa Lutter of Ramapo College, New Jersey. Cruz serves on the Cantate board and has been a member of the choir since 2010. The choir performed music in Russian, Estonian, Hebrew, Latin, and English. Cruz also sings with the 7:30 a.m. choir at the Hagatna Cathedral Basilica in Guam.
Peter Ventura '66, J.D. '72 is the new president of the Rotary Club of Clearlake. Ventura joined the Rotary Club shortly after he and his wife, Pinky, who is a registered nurse case manager at Adventist Health, moved to Hidden Valley Lake in 2007, following his retirement after 30 years in the wine industry.
Gov. Jerry Brown '59 announced the appointment of Gary L. Moorhead '72 to a judgeship in the Orange County Superior Court. Moorhead, 63, of Laguna Niguel, has been a managing partner at Pohlson and Moorhead LLP since 1980. He was an associate at Schell and Delamer from 1976 to 1980. Moorhead earned a Juris Doctor degree from Southwestern School of Law and a Bachelor of Science degree from Santa Clara University.
Gail (Bennett) Johnston '72, senior lecturer in mathematics at Iowa State University, was recently named Outstanding Teacher by the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. Elgin Johnston '72 is a professor of mathematics at Iowa State University and is director of the university's Center for Excellence in Undergraduate Mathematics Education. They have four children, all grown and on their own, and are adjusting well to the "empty nest."
A veteran real-estate investor, financier, and CEO who has learned the healing qualities of art has donated $12 million to Santa Clara University to help build a grand, three-story art and art history facility on campus by 2016.
- A dramatic design, selected by Dowd and funded by the Sobrato Group, featuring a dome with circular walkway and an outdoor sculpture garden
- Flexible studios that can accommodate teaching of multiple mediums
- Technology-rich classrooms, some optimized for 3-D projects
- A 1,600 square foot gallery, and additional space to feature works of SCU students, faculty, and visiting artists
- Darkroom, film lab, and lighting studios for photography


text:
promotional discount applied. Cart total will reflect savings.
Quantity discount will reflect in cart.
This product may only be purchased with the approval of a veterinarian and may require verification. We will collect any necessary information at checkout and verify a prescription if required.
Sometimes, manufacturers require that products be advertised only at their suggested prices.
When we choose to sell these items for less, we display the sale price only in the cart. To see the price, click Add to Cart.
One-time delivery
Save time with Auto Ship
Deliver Every:
2 Weeks
3 Weeks
4 Weeks
5 Weeks
6 Weeks
7 Weeks
8 Weeks
1 Month
2 Months
3 Months
6 Months
Mighty Toy Dragon Series Dog Toy
Starting from: $20.59
goDog Periwinkle Dragons Dog Toy
Starting at: $8.25
goDog Coral Dragons Dog Toy
Product Summary:
UDesign Pet Bed
Starting from: $16.99
Multipet Look Who's Talking Dog Toy
Starting from: $5.85
UDesign Ombre Swirl Cover and Pillow
Starting at: $14.99
Pet n Shape Chik n Skewers Dog Treat
Starting from: $18.99
Nylabone Healthy Edible Dog Chew 3 Pack
Starting from: $5.99
Petite Greenies Dog Dental Chew Treats
Skinneeez Stuffing Free Dog Toy
Starting from: $6.49
Hugglehounds Woodland Knotties
Starting from: $11.85
Merrick Moozles Beef Snout Dog Chew
Now: $8.19
Zanies Celestial Smiles Dog Toy
Starting from: $4.29
Nylabone Healthy Edible Bacon Dog Chew
Starting from: $5.59
Sergeants Puppy Teething Bones 3 Pack
Now: $4.99
Beefeaters Piggy Rope Bone Dog Treat
Starting from: $7.79
Patchwork Pet Plush Rabbit Dog Toy
Starting from: $7.20
Kong Tugger Knot Dog Toy
Starting from: $6.19
goDog Dinos Frills the Triceratops Dog Toy
Zanies Kutie Pies Dog Toys
Starting from: $3.79
Cuz Dog Toy
Starting from: $3.90
Greenies Dog Dental Chew Treats Regular
Starting from: $32.99
Product Reviews by Customers
This item is not eligible for Canadian shipping.
Some items everyday price is so low we can't discount or we have marked down the item to a final sale price. These select items will not be included in your order total when determining if your order qualifies for a promotional event.


text: Featuring an elegant, LED-backlit vial in the glovebox and its own ductwork, a new fragrance atomizer offers a dimension of cabin ambiance never before offered in a production automobile. Any of four distinctive yet subtle aromas is gently atomized at periodic intervals into the cabin in such a way that it neither lingers on the cabin surfaces nor stays on your clothes. The vial is easily replaced when you´d like to change scents, or you may fill it with your own favorite fragrance.


text:
JOHNSON COUNTY - A group of unusual flood victims showed up on one Johnson County family farm. Now, the current caretakers are looking for their rightful owners.
About one dozen Jacob sheep were found wandering about this week. The family says they think the water forced them away from their home.
Nearby residents reported sighting the animals, saying some of them had three or four horns.
"We just thought it was a joke, and then we came out Wednesday to do our chores and my dad called us and told us they were actually out here," one family member told TV-9.
Breeders say that Jacob sheep can be mistaken for goats when seen at a distant; both males and females have horns. They can even have up to six of them.
If you know who owns these sheep or you are the owner, please contact the Eschens at 319-626-3176.


text:
1950 Land Rover Series 1 80' Wheel Base (rare headlighs behind the grill) Left Hand Drive Powered by Mercedes 240 Diesel Hard Top New Tires, Shocks and Springs PTO Winch ... More
This is a 1972 Series III Land Rover with original mileage. I bought the vehicle from the dealer that origianlly sold it in Rapid City... More
The Land Rover offered here was originally delivered to Colorado where it lived a very charmed life with the original owner until 2007 when... More
Portofino Red / Grey 1997 Land Rover Defender 90. This Portofino Red Defender 90 is one of just 1,300 US-spec D90s that were imported... More
This is a 1997 Land Rover Defender 90 Wagon with 26000 original miles. This car is a great low mileage example of a D-90.... More
1981 Land Rover 88 Series, FROM A PRIVATE LAND ROVER COLLECTION!!! Beautiful series 88 D In great shape always serviced, keept in heated storage and... More
1994 Land Rover Defender 90 To be OFFERED AT AUCTION. Estimate: $ 35,000 - $ 45,000 WITHOUT RESERVE The Land Rover was conceived by the British Rover Company following... More
1997 Land Rover Defender, This beautiful example of a Defender came to us by way of Colorado. Unique to this truck is an automatic transmission... More
1969 Land Rover 88 Series IIa finished in Light Green with a White roof and Black Leatherette interior. The ultimate in utilitarian vehicles, the... More
This is a 1994 Land Rover Defender 90 with 141000 miles. This vehicle needs some TLC but is a great value as some d-90's... More