text:
Lena Hansen is a Principal with Rocky Mountain Institute's electricity practice, where she focuses on new utility pricing and business models and the integration of distributed energy resources. She co-leads RMI's Electricity Innovation Lab (eLab), a unique multi-year collaboration of leading industry actors to develop, implement, and spread new solutions to enable greater adoption of economic distributed energy resources. Lena coauthored the electricity chapter of RMI's 2011 book Reinventing Fire: Bold Business Solutions for a New Energy Era.
At RMI, Lena has led research and collaboration work focused on new utility business models, valuation of distributed energy resources and their integration into the grid, and resource and business strategy. Her industry collaboration work has been with manufacturing, fuel, and high-tech industries to develop engineering and management design strategies to increase the energy efficiency and sustainability performance. She has conducted research focused on high-penetration variable renewable integration, and has worked to assess biofuels resource potential, develop programs to accelerate development of a state biofuels industry, and conduct an expert design review of the biochemical cellulosic ethanol conversion process.
Before joining RMI, Lena worked with the Alaska Center for the Environment and the Western North Carolina Alliance, where she focused on transit planning and education. She organized "Creating a Sustainable Energy Future: A Duke University Leadership Forum," a nationally recognized forum to begin a dialogue on the future of energy in the United States. The Forum resulted in the development of a graduate-level multi-disciplinary curriculum focused on energy.
Donella Meadows Leadership Fellows Program, 2007-2008


text:
Phone: 888-669-2583 Phone: 907-258-5065
800-722-9780Weekdays, 6 am to 6 pm, Pacific Time
Have you visited our help pages to trouble-shoot common issues such as password recovery?
Customer Service: 800-508-4722
Long Term Care: 877-266-7827
Premera Blue CrossP.O. Box 91059 Seattle, WA 98111-9159
Premera Blue Cross Blue Shield of AlaskaAttention: Payment ProcessingP. O. Box 91060Seattle, WA 98111-9160
Premera Blue Cross Blue Shield of Alaska2550 Denali St., Suite 1404Anchorage, AK 99503Open weekdays, 8 am to 4:30 pm
Map and Directions

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Community Information Database
You are browsing the Subject Heading Prevention Programs which contains 10 record(s)
- Education, Training and Research Associates, Inc.
ETR offers evidence-based health and education products and programs providing solutions that work for health professionals, educators, and consumers throughout the United States. We employ proven met... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Encompass Community Services
Encompass Community Services (formerly Santa Cruz Community Counseling Center), a California 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation, has been serving Santa Cruz County since 1973. This year we served over... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower International
Office is open 10-4 on weekdays. Workshops are taught during weekdays, weekends,and evenings as needed for families, schools, community organizations, and businesses. Kidpower was established in 19... [Full Record]
- Pajaro Valley Prevention and Student Assistance, Inc.
Pajaro Valley Prevention and Student Assistance (PVPSA) is a nonprofit agency dedicated to providing education, training, and counseling and prevention services to students, families, and staff of the... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Student Support Services Santa Cruz County Office of Education
Each year we provide a variety of academic and other supportive services to over 4,000 students throughout the county. These services are rooted in the philosophy of Youth Development that emphasizes ... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Together For Youth
Together for Youth/Unidos Para Nuestros Jovenes (TFY/UPNJ) is a community-wide effort to create a positive, diverse, and healthy environment for youth in order to increase youth skills, confidence and... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- UnChained, Inc.
Some weekends Fundraising and Events on Weekends: Times vary UnChained teaches at-risk youth how to train shelter dogs basic skills, good manners and socialization using positive reinforcement. T... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Walnut Avenue Women's Center Domestic Violence Services
The Women's Center has full-time and volunteer advocates available to support victims of domestic violence. Our advocates are trained and certified DV counselors and can meet you where you are, r... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Watsonville Bike Shack
Located behind Ramos Furniture Store, the Watsonville Bike Shack, established in 2006, works to promote sustainable and affordable modes of transportation, to decrease our dependence on fossil fuels, ... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]
- Youth Services
Watsonville location: 241 E. Lake Avenue Watsonville, CA 95076 Phone: 831-688-8856 Youth Services offers a broad spectrum of services that help heal and nurture the mental and social well-being... [Full Record] [Add to Personal List]


text:
Original Price: $134.99
Item Number: 045S51
Harley Davidson Boots for the serious rider with fashion sense! The Sultry boot features a full grain leather foot under a matching 5" leather shaft. 4" heel. Square toe profile. Easy-on side zipper and pull straps; pull strap features silver-tone Harley Davidson concho. Imported.


text:
The "Lay Participation in Law International Research Collaborative" is a transnational collaborative team dedicated to research on the phenomenon of lay participation in court systems and the fundamental sociolegal issues that it raises. The IRC, comprised of members from Argentina, Canada, England, Germany, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Spain and the USA, shares information vital to the creation of jury systems, mixed tribunals and other ways of citizen involvement in legal systems worldwide. The IRC is organized by Professor Valerie Hans of Cornell University Law School under the auspices of the Law and Society Association.
5/30/13-6/2/13: Law and Society Association meeting in Boston, MA.
Click here for panels and papers on Lay Participation presented at 2013 Law & Society Association meeting
3/22/13-3/23/13: The panel, Lay Participation Systems and their Socio-Legal Implications in East Asia and the World, was presented at the East Asian Law and Society Conference in Shanghai, China, in March 2013. Panelists included several members of our CRN/IRC:
1. Valerie Hans (Cornell Law School), Comparative Empirical Study of Lay Participation in Legal Decision Making
2. Jisuk Woo & Jae-Hyup Lee (Seoul National University, Seoul National University), What's Happening in a Jury Room? Insights from a Shadow Jury Deliberation Study in Korea
3. Hiroshi Fukurai (UC Santa Cruz) & William Qiu (UC Berkeley), Why is Uncle Sam Watching Your Dikasteria?
4. Justin Levinson (University of Hawaii School of Law), New Jury Research: An Implicit Bias and Cultural Psychological Critique


text:
Pete Carges
LeBron James did have a spectacular game for Miami however, finishing with 32 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists, (his second triple double of the playoffs) but two turnovers in the final minutes almost raised the doubters once again. It was, in fact, LeBron's fourth quarter performance who put the Heat up by 3 with under a minute left, only to be answered by 5 quick Tony Parker points and again shift the momentum back to the Spurs before Allen's three sent it back Miami way.
The overtime started out in San Antonio's favor and they had a chance to go up four, but late turnovers by Manu Ginobili proved to be the Spurs demise. Ginobili was coming off his best game of the playoffs in game 5. Tonight however, he mirrored his play from the first four games of the series, almost matching his 9 points with 8 turnovers. The other old-timer for the Spurs, Tim Duncan, started off the game on fire, knocking down his first 8, netting 25 at the half, and looking like he was 27, rather than 37. The man they call "Big Fundamental" was shut down late however, finishing with 30 and held scoreless the last 21 minutes of the contest.
It was a game for the ages, in all of sport, on par with any classic playoff matchup over the years. A game that was almost a microcosm of the series so far, with momentum shifts and back and forth runs that had each team, at different points, looking like they were dead in the water. With the teams alternating wins each game, next up on the list is a San Antonio victory. Will the trend continue in game 7 on Thursday night? We'll find out soon enough.


text:
World Bank Information Shop
World Bank Info Shop is under construction. Please bare with us, as we get back up and running. International business opportunity reviews and resources. Exactly where are the best places to expand into make extra money from home methods and course reviews.
Empowerment through Global Wealth Creation.


text:
Thank You, Veterans! Pizza Party and Free Membership/Class SignupDate June 27, 2013
4:00pm-7:00pm Free food and brew served, shop tours every half hour
Location TechShop - 192 Bakery Square Blvd. Pittsburgh, PA 15206
Gearing up for the Fourth of July, TechShop celebrates our nation's veterans! Join us Thursday, June 27, to tour the shop and learn about TechShop's Veterans Membership program. ALL VETERANS qualify for a FREE one-year shop membership and $350 class package! Just sign up online with your Troop ID number or come into the shop and sign up with us. Learn more about the program here: http://www.techshop.ws/veterans.html
FREE MEMBERSHIP/CLASS PACKAGE: - 1 Year of TechShop membership, valid in Pittsburgh and all TechShop locations nationwide - $350 credit to take training classes to access TechShop tools - New and current TechShop members are eligible.
Learn more about the program here: http://www.techshop.ws/veterans.html RSVP here!


text:
Roses to random acts of kindness. From 25 cents left in a shopping cart to $75 pair of insulated winter boots and thermal socks. Acts of kindness this holiday season are everywhere. When the wind is blowing and the snow is falling (yes, it will and soon) and you're searching your purse or pocket for a quarter, it sure is a blessing to find a quarter deliberately left in the shopping cart by the previous shopper at an area grocery store. And haven't we all heard about New York Police Department Officer Larry DePrimo who insists he was just "doing his job" when, after discovering a barefoot and presumed homeless man in Times Square, purchased socks and boots for him? Of course it has come to light that the apparent homeless recipient of the boots in NYC is actually on the government's entitlement dole and has a place to stay. And is wearing flipflops instead of the new boots. According to an Inside Edition" report said recipient of boots: "has a government-financed apartment ... but prefers living on the streets and begging for change." But that shouldn't detract from the kindness shown by one of New York's finest. There are many, many others out there who perform good deeds around Christmas, most of them going unnoticed. In this season of hurry, hurry, hurry, go, go, go, we should all take a moment to reflect and ask ourselves, what nice thing can I do for somebody today? And there are plenty of opportunities. Try the Salvation Army, United Way, The Way Station, any area food pantries, Toys for Tots or churches who will pass along deeds of generosity.
Thorns to tragedies striking the young. Just a month ago, a precious 9-year-old life was struck down by a driver on our town's main thoroughfare. Now as this is written - a traumatized young boy is critical in an Akron hospital. He is a victim of brutality: a shooting victim who likely witnessed the shooting death of a grandmother who was helping to raise him. All of this while his bio mother is serving a murder sentence in the killing of another child. Bio dad too was behind bars when the shootings occurred. What a heart-wrenching shame all of this is. God bless that little guy and his sisters who have to live with all that happened.
Thorns to drivers who don't obey traffic laws and sheer courtesies when driving within the confines of a business property and parking lot. Walmart, for instance, clearly has interval stop signs placed in front of its stores. Still there are those who ignore them, putting pedestrians at risk. We had a police report of a rage incident happening at the Salem Walmart over someone failing to stop for a pedestrian. Sometimes it feels as if you are playing dodge ball with 2-ton vehicles when walking through the expansive parking lots of big box stores and malls. Someone is going to get hurt. We've had enough vehicle/pedestrian tragedies.
Thorns to punks making/leaving bombs threats and such at in the Crestview, East Liverpool and Beaver Local school districts. Forget any attempts to dismiss it as juvenile humor and hijinks. In this day and age, such threats are indeed forms of terrorism. They should be taken seriously and are. Consequently, school days and the learning process is interrupted. Valuable time of responding safety forces is also wasted. There is always the copycat effect. When caught, those involved should be fully charged as adult criminals instead of getting a proverbial wrist slap. Staunch legal process reaction would serve as a deterrent.
Roses to a resurgence (well, sort of) of the Cleveland Browns. They take on Kansas City today which means they will be facing an ex-head coach, ex-offensive coordinator, ex-starting quarterback and ex-malcontent running back all on the same afternoon. Should be fun to watch if it is indeed locally carried. That wasn't the case last week for many chagrined Browns fans who didn't get to see a win over the Raiders but had a choice of what channel to watch the dreaded Steelers on. Not that any Browns fan would've wanted to.
Roses for live nativity scenes during the holiday, nah, make that the Christmas season.


text:
Los Angeles Lakers with Dwight Howard – better than Miami Heat?
The writer Tennessee Williams once said: "America has only three cities: New York, San Francisco and New Orleans. Everywhere else is Cleveland."
After Thursday's trade, one has to wonder if the NBA has only three teams: Miami, OKC and LA Lakers. And everywhere else might as well be Cleveland.
Obviously, teams like the Nuggets are building through youth and could develop some all-stars and become a title contender. But in 2013, one could argue that only three teams could win the title.
The Lakers now have a lineup of Steve Nash, Kobe Bryant, Metta World Peace, Pau Gasol and Dwight Howard. This is extraordinary. Then consider than Antawn Jamison comes off the bench.


text:
If you know of more people who worked on this cartoon, or want to submit additional production information about Reflections of Glory, please submit your information here.
- Based on the Character Created by Lee Falk.
- Executive Story Editors: Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens.
- Additional Development by Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens.
- Art Director/Conceptual Designer: Thom Schillinger.
- Original Model Design: Peter Chung.
- Additional Model Design: Paula La Fond, Stephanie Pyren-Fortel, Eric Canete.
- Storyboards: Romeo Francisco, Aleta Estes, David Williams, Rex Irvine, Vincenzo Tripetti.
- Storyboard Cleanup: Cesar Magsombol, Art Lee, John Lee, Peter Pace, Vincent Michael Edwards.
- Color Key: Allyn Conley, Jane Lane.
- Color Key Assistant: Darcee Frisch Olson.
- Computer Graphics: Thomas Kim.
- Background Layout: Jesse Santos, Nick Pugh, Melissa Suber, Vladimir Spasojevic.
- Background Color: Barbara Schade, Rebecca Jo Morales.
- Voice Direction: Stu Rosen.
- Production Manager: Andrew J. Leith.
- Production Controllers: Loretta Abata Elliot.
- Assistant to the Executive Producer: Miken Lee Wong.
- Educational Consultant: John Arnold.
- Production Executive: Steve Herman.
- Production Coordinators: Shareena Carlson, Lisa Larrick, Jamie Adner.
- Production Assistants: Katharine Nartonis, Courtney Narz, Bryan Thompson, Stefan Marks.
- Pre-Edit/Track Reader: Laurie Wetzler.
- Post Production Audio France: H2 Prod., Montage Sapa PM.
- Dialogue Recording and Editing: The L.A. Studios, Inc.
- Production Supervisor France: Scott La Barge.
- Production Supervisor Korea: Mike Kaweski.
- Post Production Supervisor/Editor, France: Scott La Barge.
- Post Production Supervisor/Editor, Los Angeles: D.J. Graham.
- French Production Adapter: Helene Joubaud.
- Supervising Producers: Rene Huchez, Barham Rohani.
- Production Manager: Caroline Guicheux.
- Production Supervisors: Jean Marc Desrosiers, Michel Gantier.
- Animation Production: Sei Young Animation Co., Ltd.
- Executives in Charge: Choi An Hee, Cho Jung Jin.
- Produced by Hearst Entertainment Inc., Minos S.A., France 3
Created for Television by Hearst Entertainment, Inc.
Phantom 2040 and its characters are trademarks of The Hearst Corporation
King Features Syndicate, Inc.
All Rights Reserved
Return To Reflections of Glory...
"Reflections of Glory" has not yet received enough votes to be rated. Vote Now!
This page has been viewed 37 times this month, and 225 times total.


text:
From pregnancy to motherhood, every mom has questions or could use some support. Join the conversation to learn from or help other moms just like you.
Join the
Share Your
Similac® StrongMoms®
Join now to get nutritional guidance and up to $329* in benefits
What are the benefits of membership?
Does anyone have any advice on getting my 19 month old to eat a better variety of food? Her meals consist mostly of applesauce, grilled cheese, canned fruits (in their juices), cold cereal, chicken nuggets, bananas, and plain bread. I've tried giving her the same thing we're eating for dinner, but she either takes the plate off her tray and puts it on the table, or throws it on the floor for that dog to eat. I've also tried showing her that we're all eating the same thing, but she's too stubborn for that to make a difference. any suggestions would be appreciated! Thanks!
May sound mean, but have you tried a little tough love and letting her go hungry for a meal or two? May be unethical these days, but i was mostly raised by my grandparents and at our house if you didn't eat what was made then you didn't eat for that meal. It may be too early for a 19 month old for this method but it worked when we were a bit older. We went hungry a time or two until we realized that we weren't going to get anything special and that it was better to eat what was made than to be hungry all night. We also had to take turns cooking as well. On our night to make dinner we were allowed to choose what was made and my grandma would teach/ assist us in making it if need be. Also i read that children who help their parents in the kitchen are more likely to eat what is made and like it. it's never too early to start helping in the kitchen. at 19 months old it might be good to let them hand you the vegetables or spoons ect.
Thanks for the suggestion Brinny. That would be something I would consider, but I think 19 months is a little too young for that method. She's just too young to understand the reasoning behind me letting her go hungry, and I've found that with other battles it's 99% impossible to reason with a 1.5 year old :)
I do like your suggestion of letting her help in the kitchen though. I've had her help me make cookies before, but for some reason I've never thought of having her help with dinner. I'll definitely give that a try!
Thanks again for your response!
You have an ADORABLE profile picture! I think that the key to food with kids is to offer variety AND to not become a line cook. I also think that the bigger deal you make out of vood issues the bigger they become.
Thanks for the advice Jess. Becoming a line cook is something I'm definitely worried about...especially with #2 coming in January. I'm worried enough about balancing 2 kids' happiness at once...I don't want to be making 10 different dishes every night. We'll just keep trying to offer a variety to her. Her language and comprehension skills are definitely developing fast, so hopefully we'll soon be able to explain to her that she needs to try her food before deciding it's yucky :)
And thanks for the compliment on my picture! It's an older picture, but it's one of my favorites of her :)
I have a little boy who is very similar. We have adopted an approach where we place one child sized serving of everything we are eating on his plate. He often will eat the bread or noodles, for example, first and then not want anything else. He will just ask for more of the "good stuff". So, the rule is that he needs to take one "no thank you bite" of everything else before he can have more of the good stuff. If he truly doesn't eat, I don't make a big fight out of it but his options at that point are limited to fruits and veggies that are cut up for him. It's not super easy to do at first but eventually it gets better! Hang in there!
If someone had a simple answer here, they could make millions. I agree with Jess that food issues are what you make of them at this age, but it is also a bad precedent to prepare several meals at a time as well. Also check w your pediatrician to see if vitamins are recommended to supplement your toddler's nutrition.
sgmitch -It's been a bit since you posted so I just wanted to check back and see how things are going. I'd love an update when you have time,
Thanks for checking up on me Jess! And thanks to everyone who offered their advice. AnswerDad I loved your answer--I think there are a lot of bay/toddler answers people cold make millions coming up with :)
We've kind of decided to mix everyone's answers into something that works for us. We give her a small serving of whatever we're eating. Sometimes she tries it and likes it (like the lasagna we had). Sometimes she just refuses to eat it, so I let it sit in front of her for about 10 minutes and if she still won't eat it I offer her something else. I think the hardest part is that she doesn't quite have the comprehension skills to understand why I want her to try different foods. She understands that I want her to, but she's a stubborn toddler who doesn't like to do things any way but her's :)
Thanks again to everyone who offered their advice. Hopefully if we just keep trying to offer her what we're having she'll decide it's ok to be adventurous and try new things.
I think you have it exactly right! Just putting foods in front of kids over and over eventually gets them to try some new things. For a long time, I couldn't get my child to understand the one bite rule because of his comprehension skills as well. I just let it slide but eventually he began to understand my requests. I think that every kid struggles with food at first. My mom certainly said that I resisted foods but I love veggies and salads and all kinds of things now. I think food/healthy food can turn into a big stressor when they are little and it doesn't need to be. You are doing great!
Other products from the makers of Similac
Similac Mobile Site
© Abbott Laboratories, 2013


text:
Write Review
My Account
Manage Account
Compare Computer Companies
Hewlett-Packard Company
Hewlett-Packard Company Photosmart Printers
out of
Reviews & Complaints
Most Popular
More Options >
More filter options:
Product/Service Quality
Share this page [+]
"Black cartridge only" uses color ink!!!
Posted by Sngbrdb on 03/28/2008
MARIETTA, PENNSYLVANIA -- I can't believe it, but it's just been confirmed by an online chat support technician... When you set your printer preferences to print in black only, and pick "Black print cartridge only", you still use color ink.
Silly me, I was trying to save my color ink for things that needed it... like color printouts!! I set my default to fast draft, two pages per sheet, and black cartridge only to save resources for jobs that really need it.
Now, when I really need it, I'm out of color ink, and can't print at all!!! Not even on "black only".
Here's the transcript of my session with HP:
Olivia: Hello James,
Olivia: Welcome to HP Total Care All-in-One Chat Support. My name is Olivia. How may I assist you today?
James B: Hi
James B: My printer is running out of color ink, even though I'm telling it to only use the black cartridge
James B: Now it won't print at all, even though I only want to print black & white using only the black cartridge
Olivia: I understand that even if you are printing in black the catridges are getting empty. Am I correct?
James B: yes, the color cartridges are getting empty
Olivia: May I know if you are receiving any error messages on the front panel of the All-in-One?
James B: yes... when I print, I get a popup on the screen saying I'm running low on colors... I click 'ok', and a message on the printer screen tells me the same thing. I click 'ok' to print in black only and it prints. However, now the printer is telling me "cannot print" until I replace the magenta and yellow inks
Olivia: May I know when exactly you had replaced the catridges?
James B: I'm not sure of the exact time frame... they've been replaced at different intervals, the last color was magenta, I believe, maybe three or four months ago
James B: my default printer settings specify fast draft and black cartridge only...
James B: if I need to print in color, I have to manually change the print properties when I print a document
Olivia: James, part of color ink is also taken for printing good quality print outs
James B: ?
James B: even when you specifically check "use black cartridge only" on the driver window??
Olivia: If the print only black cartridge or print in grayscale is selected, it reduces the usage of color cartridges
Olivia: But, color cartridge would be used
James B: wow, does it say this in the manual somewhere?
Olivia: However, usage of color cartridge is reduced so that there is no need to change the color cartridge in frequent intervals
Olivia: No
James B: wow
Olivia: Is there anything else I may assist you with?
James B: no offense to you, it's an HP issue, but that's absurd!!!
James B: yes, where do I send a major complaint?
James B: still there? I really want to file a complaint somewhere
James B: this really is unacceptable
Olivia: You can send your queries and complaints to 1-800-474-6836.
James B: what department is that?
Olivia: You can contact the above number and check for the department you want.
Olivia: Is there anything else I may assist you with?
James B: okay, thank-you very much. No, that's everything, thank-you
Was this review helpful?
Read 6 Replies
Add reply
Review Link:
User Replies:
Close comments
Posted by Anonymous on 2008-03-28:
This isn't anything new, nor is it unique to HP. There actually is a noticable quality difference between a printer that has only black ink. I wouldn't go out on a limb and say that it is done only for quality purposes, but that does come into play.
Posted by CrazyRedHead on 2008-03-28:
I have a Brother that is color and it still uses the color when printing in black and white. It is so that the color doesn't clog up. Which is why when one color is out the entire thing will not print in any color, it won't even turn off. I can still fax but with no print out.
Posted by Rick$ on 2008-03-29:
A while ago the color stopped working on my HP d145. I replaced the color cartridges but was still getting poor results. So I decided to ust this printer in 'Black Only' mode for B&W jobs and bought a new 8100 for pics and color jobs. Now, as I'm trying to print my tax returns my d145 refuses to print even in B&W because the color cartridge is now at 0%.
So, it looks like I'll have to buying color cartridges to use this printer even though I can't actually print in color. So much for 'Black Only'
Thanks HP!
If anyone has any ideas for a workaround I would love to hear them.
Posted by Rick$ on 2008-03-29:
btw, I'm not buying the quality argument. Inkjet printers worked fine for years with ONLY a black cartridge. IMO this is all about selling more overpriced ink cartridges.
Posted by Ponie on 2008-03-29:
In defense of HP (but only the good Lord knows why I do), they've finally brought their cartridge prices more in line. When I bought my first HP color printer, one black and one color cartridge came to a little over $65. Last fall I purchased the 4-in-1, 5610. Couple of weeks ago I bought a color and a large black cartridge and the total price was $39 and change. Didn't know about the use of color when printing in B&W. Good information to have when my printer starts notifying me I'm out of color ink and I didn't make that many color printouts.
Posted by sngbrdb on 2008-03-31:
I'm not arguing that using color when printing black makes a better black (though Rick$ has a point)... but when you have a choice to "use color" or "not use color", telling me both use color is absurd!! I'm telling the printer "I don't care about the quality, just use black ink"
I have five color cartridges... each costs $10 at Wal-Mart. Add $20 for the black cartridge, and I've got Ponie's $65 beat, hands down. I may not have to replace them all at the same time, but overall, it's still pretty expensive
: (
I could almost buy that it's so the color doesn't clog, except that thing spends more time in "device maintenance" mode than it does printing. : \ Y'd think device maintenance (whatever that is) would handle unclogging ink.
Ah well, Ken's probably right... if one manufacturer does it, they all probably do.
:: sigh ::
Close comments
Add reply
How Company Abandoned Their Warranty
Posted by Djreplay on 04/05/2006
After purchasing a relatively inexpensive printer I had it fail to operate after I removed a jammed sheet of paper, powers off immediately.
I chatted live with a very pleasant representative who gave me a number for local repair. This is where the problems started.
The repair shop told me in earnest that they don't even bother to repair these items but send them to Florida, it would be ridiculously expensive. he said that calling HP would most likely get me another printer.
I called and sure enough I could get another printer...at full retail, plus shipping. When I considered this ?alternative? to having NOTHING, I asked if they would at least provide free overnight...or even 2 day shipping.
NO WAY. So even though I purchased a printer with a warranty, at the companies discretion the warranty was voided and I have 2 new expensive cartridges and no printer.
Their concern for the consumer who needs to print a picture does not extend to their responsibility to back their product.
Was this review helpful?
Read 2 Replies
Add reply
Review Link:
User Replies:
Close comments
Posted by CobraCat77 on 2006-04-05:
Sounds a bit like my story. Bought a $1300 Presario and a $300 3-year, extended coverage warranty. When I called them concerning my laptops failure, they said i had no warranty and I had to prove it. Well, after faxing my warranty receipt 3 times, I had to speak with a senior exec who finally recognized I had paid for it. Screw HP.
Posted by viperpa33s on 2006-04-05:
Basic printers are relatively cheap these days. The ink is where they get you. I never get a warranty for a printer cause it costs more to fix than the printer itself. Would also be to much of a hassle just for a cheap printer. If you only had it a couple of days, you could of went back to the store and exchanged it for a new one.
Close comments
Add reply
HP 8250 Printer refilled ink cartridge issue
Posted by Bosun on 09/24/2007
VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON -- HP 8250, never again HP -
I have been buying HP instrumentation products since the late 1960's and came to respect the high quality and design excellence of their products. I purchased an HP 8250 printer fewer than two years ago and am now throwing it, the last HP product that I'll ever buy, away.
The final straw was when, in an attempt to not get ripped off by the cost of HP ink cartridges, I installed re-filled HP cartridges and the printer advised me that it could no longer determine the quantity of ink remaining. Every time I switch the printer on it repaeats the message whch requires me to push two buttons to rid the machine of the message and to allow it to print. To make things even more difficult for their customers who choose not to buy new HP cartridges, there is an interesting bug in the code that has the printer hang up in this 'message mode' toggling back and forth between screens on the two screen message - the only way to get out of this loop is to open and close the top cover. Now, every time I turn the printer on I have two or more extra buttons to depress and two more reasons to never buy an HP product again!
The first few months the printer worked well with the exception of the paper trasy assembly which is a design from hell - difficult to load, impossible to remove to celar a paper tray jam and suitable only for letter size or legal size paper. Doesn't work well with envelopes or any of the label stock smaller than 8 1/2 x 11. After about three months, the paper feed began to fail, printer advising that it was out of paper when it was not. This problem occurred on anyewhere from 50% to 75% of print commands.
These problems were enough to turn me off HP products but the absolute kicker was, as I have indicated above, the Company's solution to trying to force customers to use their ink and their ink only.
Was this review helpful?
Read 6 Replies
Add reply
Review Link:
User Replies:
Close comments
Posted by Anonymous on 2007-09-24:
It does require a little work but the codes can be defeated. I have found a few pages online with instructions. However I have never been satisfied with refilled HP cartridges. The third-party inks tend to be inferior.
Posted by Sparticus on 2007-09-24:
It is unfortunate that many of these printer companies are trying to thwart the whole "ink refilling" business by putting blocks in their programs... They should embrace it... where there is a will there is a way... Maybe if they didn't charge $40 for a new ink cartridge that only costs them $2 to make... we would buy theirs instead of just refilling...
Posted by ThinLazyAmerican on 2007-09-24:
Buy a laser printer. Problems solved!
Best money I ever spent on a printer.
I owned 2 HP inkjets and 2 Epson inkjets.
For the price of a complete Inkjet refill, I purchased a new Konica / Minolta Laser printer.
I don't even think about ink anymore!
HP printers are crap, but the computers are o.k. in my book!
Posted by Anonymous on 2007-09-24:
I like the recycling aspects involved with the refills. We really don't need more plastic in the landfill. Even though they are small, just imagine how many are thrown out every day. I was at the post office one day and they had postage paid envelopes to put your used-up cartridges in. I know someone is making a profit off of this free product, but it makes me feel better to know someone is reusing them. I know that Office Depot and others also take these refills, but I don't frequent them often enough so the mail-in works well for me.
Thanks TLA for the suggestion on the laser printers. That is a great idea.
Posted by ThinLazyAmerican on 2007-09-24:
You are seriously misled if you think recycling those cartridges makes any difference.
The mail-in envelopes add to the overall cost of the cartridges and I'm not talking about your cost.
Stop buying inkjets.
Use less paper.
Posted by Anonymous on 2007-09-25:
TLZ--I will look into a laser printer as I said because I am interested in conserving in every way I can, but I still feel recycling anything plastic is better than throwing it into a landfill. Paper breaks down--plastic doesn't. There are still a huge amount of inkjet printers out there. Can you imagine the landfill if everyone just threw them out? Yikes!
Close comments
Add reply
HP is unable to make its "all-in-one" product work as advertised
Posted by Peter Aleff on 05/05/2010
PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA -- I requested repeatedly that HP provide me with the proper software to run its newly purchased Photosmart Premium C309g "all-in-one" so that it can scan documents and save them to my computer, and also read SD memory cards from my cameras to save the photos on these cards also to my computer.
HP is advertising its machine as an "all-in-one" but has so far been unable to provide software that lets it perform the above functions. I have given their support technicians repeatedly all the data about my computer and system that they requested but none have been able to send me the software which HP's advertising promised. They produced a 15-page thread of questions which I have all answered, some of them several times, as shown on their ticket number 8038129400, but they have not produced any solution to the simple problem I described: HP's machine does not do what HP says it will do.
Instead of providing this promised software, their technicians sent me six pages of lengthy instructions with multiple steps and interventions in the registry which I believe goes far beyond what any supplier can ask a good-faith customer to do, just to compensate for HP's inability to supply non-defective software with its product.
HP's lack of concern for the working of its software extends to the notifications about updates for that software: that notification pop-up is incomplete, it cuts off much of the text and all the links where to click to get those updates. Moreover, this intrusive pop-up does not even let me close it, so each time I have to email to HP to find out the new URL where I should obtain those updates and make that pesky notification disappear.
HP is well aware of this problem because it mentions it on its website, but it has done nothing to fix this annoyance. Similarly, HP knows about the problems with the scanning and photo-saving software, but it has done nothing to remedy them except posting an alert about the disappearing scans on its web page and offering a download. That download does not work with HP's software but tells me after the downloading and installation attempt that the software installed on my computer does not need this patch.
I told HP in a recent email that I prefer they solve the scanning and saving problem by sending me properly written software instead of obliging me to endure another tech support session on the phone, like the one that was needed to make their machine connect to my network, which is about as desirable as a root canal procedure. Here is what I had written:
>>>> I don't want to give you my phone number
>>>> because I prefer to communicate by email -- I am
>>>> often not near a telephone or unwilling to be
>>>> interrupted by it, and I don't want to spend hours in
>>>> a typical tech-support phone conversation.
Still, despite this rather clear rejection of another tech support phone session, a case manager at their "escalation team" emailed me in response to my alleged "request to speak to someone at HP", showing again a total disregard for all the prior correspondence with the technicians at their lower support level. All I am asking for is that HP send me the software its "all-in-one" needs to perform its job, but so far that appears to be beyond their capability.
Their tech support behaved so far in the same dismal way that another dissatisfied customer described on this forum on 4/20/2010 at http://www.my3cents.com/showReview.cgi?id=76968 under the title "
"Hewlett-Packard Company Complaint -- HP makes customers do more work - Terrible procedures in place".
Like the customer who wrote that complaint, I have been an HP customer for a long time and own several of its earlier printers, such as a Laserjet IIP Plus and a Photosmart 8150, but it has become clear to me that the old HP which supplied these once reliable products does no longer exist and no longer appears to have the basic competence to make its products work as advertised without trying to have the customer perform their complicated repair work, and without caring that some of their commercially offered software is defective and does not work.
Was this review helpful?
Read 7 Replies
Add reply
Review Link:
User Replies:
Close comments
Posted by Alain on 2010-05-05:
Thank you for this information.
Posted by Anonymous on 2010-05-05:
Personally, I can't stand "all-in-one" products. IMHO, when one component fails, you are SOL.
Posted by MRM on 2010-05-05:
Dryad, I take it that you have never used All-In-One printer. They are reliable, they are space-saver (instead of having 3 standalone devices), and they cheaper (than buying 3 standalone devices).
Posted by Alain on 2010-05-05:
You're right, Dryad! (Although I currently use a Cannon Printer/scanner/copier that's working well).
Posted by Anonymous on 2010-05-05:
I'm currently using an HP laserjet6p printer.
Posted by MRM on 2010-05-05:
I was planning on getting a wireless printer but do I really need that?
Posted by warddw1526 on 2010-05-05:
MRM, I found that there have been many problems with wireless printers. There are a lot of problems that can pop up with interference with the wireless signal. Things like cell or cordless phones can cause interuption.
Close comments
Add reply
Bad Printer - Horrible Policy To Their Customers
Posted by HP Hater! on 06/10/2009
In the spring of 2008 my old HP printer bit the dust. It had been a great printer, and we still use what is left of it.
However, I needed on that worked completely so I purchased the C5500 (?) because I had such good luck with the last HP. It worked fine until last March of 2009. It went out so I called HP. He walked me thru several steps to check it but came to the conclusion that, probably during an electrical outage, something (I forget what exactly) blew and it was irreparable.
On March 30, 2009 I went to Fry's Electronics in Manhattan Beach, CA. 90266. I purchased the same printer, now the HP C5580 All-In-One, because I was familiar with it and felt that the reason for the last one to go out was beyond anyone's control.
When I brought it home, my husband installed it. Saying it was very complicated and difficult to do. He has much experience with printers and he is a Photographer and does most of his own printing. He has also owned many printers over the years and many of them HP's……without such difficulty.
Shortly after that, April 4 2009 to be exact, my 'new' printer would not print on the Versa Check paper that we used for our checks. The error message continued to say "Out of Paper'. Both of the previous printers worked fine for this printing.
I called HP assistants and he went into my computer and fixed the problem. He was just great and patient as so very helpful. He spent over an hour with me…..his time and mine. My service ticket # was 802-360-1809.
Not long after that I couldn't get the scanner to work. The printer says, "Try starting scan from computer. Refer to documentation for details." I never could get that to work. I don't scan very often so I thought I would deal with that later.
In the meantime, my envelopes would not print….the standard #10 envelopes which had printed at the beginning of my ownership of this printer…..and both the last printers. The error messages says, "Wrong size paper" I tried changing anything I thought might be the problem.
Now, June 3, 2009, the printer again would not print on the Versa Checks.
I am now furious! I called HP service. They couldn't even find my last Service Ticket #. They wanted to go thru all the fixing again. I run a business and do not have time to spend hours on the phone fixing a product that is basically new and has ALREADY been fixed before…..now it has more problems.
I told HP that I wanted my money back, a whopping $162.36. I need to immediately get another printer as I need to print checks…immediately. The service representative continued to say, "So. How can I help you today? What is the problem?" I continued to repeat…over and over, I did not want to spend any more time on it and would like to speak to a supervisor. They made me wait 1 hour and 25 minutes until they would finally put her on. During this time the conversation with the representative continued with "So. How can I help you today? What is the problem?" I was about to blow my mind. I said, 'Did you not hear with I said in the beginning and have repeated many times?"
After this 1 hour and 25 minutes, Nadia in India, came on the line. She began by telling me that she had been in a meeting and had to leave that meeting to help me.
I informed her that I had been in the middle of keeping my business running when I had to stop and deal with a printer that stopped working, loosing my time and waiting so long for a supervisor. Not only, I was unable to leave the phone even to go to the bathroom.
She asked what the amount was I was requesting which was/is $162.36.
She assured me that someone would call me back the next day to speak to me in regards to my problem/s. My service # was 802-578-2518.
On Monday, June 8, 2009, a HP representative contacted me. He said it was impossible to take the printer back and refund my $162.36. The only thing he could do was send me a refurbished printer…..YES…A REFURBISHED PRINTER!!
It is very clear, to me, the importance of Hewlett-Packard's customers. I asked him, "For $162.36, to keep a returning customer you can't do that?" "No." he replied.
TIME! Time lost trying to fix problems, TWICE. TIME waiting on the phone with HP loosing time for my business plus having no printer when needed, making it necessary to purchase another (NOT HP) printer, immediately so as to continue my work. $162.36 for printer
Was this review helpful?
Add reply
Review Link:
Customer Support So Patronizing It Was Nauseating!!
Posted by Bjbjoyful on 07/06/2013
COLORADO SPRING, COLORADO -- After purchasing 3 HP Printers within 3 years, and the last two having the same design default where the black cartridge quits printing, the company would not work with me at all because I had not called tech first. I had purchased a two year extended warranty for nothing. When you hear "I am so sorry you are having this problem", but they don't want to help, HOW SORRY ARE THEY?
Not so great customer service.
Was this review helpful?
Add reply
Review Link:
Why Bother With Hp-Short Life And Higher Cost To Repair Than Buy New
Posted by Pdelucca22 on 03/24/2013
After only 1 year, my beloved HP Photosmart all in one printer suddenly could not print black. All other colors printed beautifully! I tried everything to self-diagnose and correct the problem. I then took my printer to a well-known retailer that sells multiple brands/products. The retailer was very helpful but warned me that it was likely I'd have to bury my printer, even though it was really only approaching adolescence. I didn't want to give up so I called HP for support trusting they would want to assist - especially since in my view, my printer was really very new (after all, we should be able to get more than 1 year's service from expensive products with only moderate to average use, right?).
HP informed me I would have to enter into an extended service agreement which would cost more than to buy an equal and NEW HP replacement; the only way to address the issue. WOW - what service! Thanks, HP! Another HP consumer reported all kinds of problems with expensive HP hardware including missing screws - guess what - I think HP just gave them to me!
Was this review helpful?
Read 2 Replies
Add reply
Review Link:
User Replies:
Close comments
Posted by madconsumer on 2013-03-24:
many of the low cost printers and electronics are considered disposable. as you discovered, to repair the item is often more than to replace.
make sure to recycle the old printer.
Posted by ok4now on 2013-03-25:
It's actually cheaper just to buy a new printer. Here's why. The new printer will come with all new ink cartridges. With the high cost of manufacturers ink it's almost like getting the printer for free. They make their money on the inflated ink replacements not the printer.
Close comments
Add reply
Hewlett Packard ships Refurbished printers as New
Posted by Haccom on 03/16/2012
Print samples; HP C410e
I contacted Hewlett Packard via their Customer support website to replace an existing HP PhotoSmart (PS) C5200. I did this because I felt the vendor could provide the fastest info on this product's successor. I was sent to sales and told my initial machine, although still available, had far been surpassed by their latest PS printer, the HP PhotoSmart Premium C410. I fell for the pitch and was confident buying from HP directly instead of Amazon, NewEgg, etc. The product arrived and has been problematic ever since.
1-MY BIGGEST COMPLAINT IS THAT HP FRAUDULENTLY MISREPRESENTED A FACTORY "REFURBISHED PRODUCT" AS NEW (the customer will eventually find a small label marked "Factory Re-conditioned" cleverly hidden in the rear of the machine) AND CONTINUES TO COVER THIS UP.
2-MY SECOND COMPLAINT IS EXTREMELY POOR SOFTWARE (don't be sold on impractical software bells and whistles on a unit that can barely print in monochrome).
3-I AM EQUALLY UNHAPPY THAT HP HID THE STATUS OF A USED MACHINE AND INSISTED I BUY SEVERAL ROUNDS OF ORIGINAL HP CARTRIDGES FACTORY DIRECT THAT DID NOT HELP THE PRINTER FUNCTION. Don't let them sell you print paper exclusively either.
4-FOURTH, CUSTOMER SUPPORT WAS UNRESPONSIVE AND THE CSR (cust. service rep) FAILED TO FOLLOW UP AS HE PROMISED (they won't id themselves and never provide a means of staying in contact with any single Support person).
Consumers should note that in addition to the fraud, the company will continually push product accessories at the customer's expense, and avoid establishing a customer encounter record to hide evidence of consumer complaints. The object is to also charge the customer for Product Support as much as possible. In my case, I have been ripped off on all counts, in addition to the cost of a minimally functional product. My experience has been (after four machines, from laserjets to all-in-ones) that nearly all HP products have STRONG DESIGN FLAWS, but function well in one or two capacities only. In this case, the C5200 prints quality photos but is inadequate as an all-in-one. Conversely, the C410 has VERY POOR PHOTO PRINT CAPABILITY and poor, SLOW general print function. THESE PRINTERS HAVE NO LEGACY QUALITY, i.e. because one in the line functions well does not mean subsequent PhotoSmarts will. GIVEN THE FRAUD, I WOULD NOT BUY ANOTHER HP PRINTER REGARDLESS OF ITS REPUTATION. THE COMPANY HAS ALREADY SACRIFICED THEIRS.
Same Photo Image Comparison between
HP PhotoSmart C5200 (left; 5/2010 yr.) & HP PhotoSmart Prem C410 (right; 10/2011 yr.)
Despite using the same idealized photo print color settings of the C5200 (image 1; below left) all images of the HP PhotoSmart Prem C410 (image 2; below left) have a "Solarized" photo appearance with an inaccurate color profile that could not be corrected. Note that the C410 also has mechanical issues. Using the same paper, the C410 feeds improperly with photo paper. Printing was only minimally effective for B&W non-photographic copies and documents.
Was this review helpful?
Read 4 Replies
Add reply
Review Link:
User Replies:
Close comments
Posted by trmn8r on 2012-03-16:
There is a lot going on in your complaint.
I can't get past one thing, and that is that they evidently sold you a refurbished printer as new. That is a big deal, and I don't think that is legal.
This printer wasn't a warranty replacemnent, but you actually purchased it? If so, I'd demand they take it back.
Posted by trmn8r on 2012-03-16:
I see HP has a program where they sell refurbished products.
But they should tell you if that is what they are selling you!
Posted by Melissa on 2012-08-24:
Their customer service is the worst. They promised they would call me back but never did. They do not care and I will NEVER EVER buy an HP product again. The HP photosmart printer I made the mistake of buying is no good.
Posted by Don on 2013-10-13:
I had a bad 2yr old 8500a and was going to go to Office Depot and buy a 8600 for $150. I called HP and was offered an exchange 8600 for $170, but they could take back my un opened ink and give me a 3 yr warranty for $20 which I thought was a better deal. They seem to die at 2 yrs. In looking up the SN I saw the refurbished sticker on the back, a complete surprise since on line they go for around $110. I am willing to keep the printer but want a price concession. They are supposed to call next week. With the warranty I feel ok but like someone wrote this is a deceptive trade practice.
Close comments
Add reply
Posted by Tamarapauling on 02/10/2012
COOKEVILLE, TENNESSEE -- The HP Scanner has not worked from day one - I continue to get an error message - "The scan cannot be performed because another program or computer is using the network, try again later" HP customer support, in two days, wasted 6 hours of my time and could not resolve the issue - they uninstalled and reinstalled their software so many times and I shut down and re-started my PC many times - I was then told the issue would be escalated to their next level for a fix - HP gave me a call time of 11:00 AM and did not bother to call me - I contacted them again and they said they would call me at 3:30 and once again it was a lie and no call! I finally called them and a supervisor, Fredrick, was rude, curt and did not speak good English, stated he had the solution - same issue on the phone for two and 1/2 hours and the software was again uninstalled and reinstalled - when it did not work and the same error message appeared, he hung up on me! If you call support you get either someone in the Philippines or in India - I immediately hang up if I reach India because the techs are down right DUMB and DO NOT speak good English!! What a nightmare - I am going to purchase a new scanner and it will NOT be HP! What is wrong with this sub-standard company that they cannot fix this issue - Looking at the web, this particular error message is a common issue!
Was this review helpful?
Read 1 Replies
Add reply
Review Link:
User Replies:
Close comments
Posted by Alain on 2012-02-11:
For what it's worth, we've used a Canon MP470 for a couple of years now with no problems and excellent performance.
Close comments
Add reply
Tired of messing with this printer...
Posted by RumRiverMan on 06/21/2010
"I concluded they don't make enough money on their printers, so they have to prod and poke consumers into buying their proprietary ink, in order for it to work the way it's supposed to."
"I'm tired of trying to get the wireless connection to keep working, I have strictly gone to full time USB connection."
"I'll not be buying an HP printer next time around, and I'll probably avoid anything else using a similar "get the money after the sale" approaches."
Was this review helpful?
Add reply
Review Link:
Next Page >
Top of Page
Next Page >
Consumer Resources
Company Responses
Site Rules
Terms & Conditions
Privacy Policy
Contact Us


text:
Additional Categories:
Mfg.: Carlisle
Model: Carlisle 601826
This item is shipped brand new complete with warranty. Please note the picture above is for reference only.
Item: 1 Dozen Carlisle 16ga Heavy Duty Aluminum Full Size Sheet Pan
Model: 601826
This unit has the following features and specifications:
There are currently no reviews for this item. Be the first to write one.


text:
The Effects of Consuming Caffeine & Energy Drinks on a Long Shift
An overlook of food products to help you stay alert.
Patient Cardiac Rhythm Is Important for EMS Adenosine Administration
Learn how to properly administer adenosine to avoid a fatal mistake.
EMS on a Budget
As EMS managers continue to look for ways to tighten budgets, some are returning to past practices as a way to trim a few dollars. Example: East Pierce Fire and Rescue in Bonney Lake, Wash., is going back to using vials instead of auto-injectors for some infrequently used drugs.
Featured Careers & Jobs in EMS
Fire EMS Blogs
Blogger Browser
Today's Featured Posts
EMS Airway Clinic
Innovation & Progress
Follow in the footsteps of these inspirational leaders of EMS.
More >
Tennessee County EMS Shows Off CPR Tool
Lucas 2 in service in Bradley County.
Watch It >
Abilene Loses Helicopter Service
Native Air leaves city with only one air helicopter service.
Watch It >
D.C. Fire Chief Proposes another Controversial Ambulance Plan
Staffing change will leave immediate neighborhood without fire apparatus.
Watch It >
Mike McEvoy and A.J. Heightman discuss some new EMS technology at FDIC 2014.
Watch It >
Fatal, Fiery California Bus Crash
Seven students and two drivers killed in crash.
More >
The AmbuBus®, Bus Stretcher Conversion Kit - EMS Today 2013
AmbuBus®, Bus Stretcher all-hazards preparedness & response tool
Watch It >
Braun Ambulances' EZ Door Forward
Helps to create a safer ambulance module.
Watch It >
VividTrac offered by Vivid Medical - EMS Today 2013
VividTrac, affordable high performance video intubation device.
Watch It >
LMA MAD Nasal™
Needle-free intranasal drug delivery.
Watch It >
Featured Now on JEMS.com
- One Dead in Explosion at Tennessee Ammo Plant
- California Fire Apparatus Collide, Strike Restaurant
- Odd Job: Toddler Stuck Inside Claw Machine
- Texas Fertilizer Blast Victims Choose Closure over Answers
- Over 200 Missing in South Korea Ferry Disaster
- Federal Investigators Search for Cause of New Mexico Medical Helicopter Crash


text:
Sorry your search options returned no results
Please try again with new options or back to your previous search options.
Back to previous search options
Clear current options
Light Goa Small Sideboard in Natural Mango
Light Goa 3 Drawer Sideboard in Natural Mango
Goa Sideboard 3 Drawer
Goa 2 Door Sideboard
Goa 2 Door 3 Drawer Sideboard
Goa Sideboard
Gaya Half Moon 3 Drawer
Gaya Half Moon 6 Drawer Chest
Ascot Sideboard - Oak Effect/ White
Reykjavik Sideboard - Black Ash
ASDA Smart Price Sideboard
Tokyo Compact Sideboard 2 Door
Tokyo 5 Drawer Sideboard
Ayr Sideboard
Beaumaris Solid Light Oak 2 Door Sideboard
Beaumaris Solid Light Oak Large Sideboard
Clifton 2 Drawer Sideboard
Clifton 3 Door 3 Drawer Sideboard
Elgin Solid Oak Sideboard
Elgin Solid Oak Large Sideboard
Every busy home needs a sideboard for hiding away all the family essentials that you don't want on show, and also for displaying the items that you do! There's a sideboard to suit every home at George Home, for stashing paperwork, hiding away clutter and displaying your favourite frames, flowers or ornaments. It's a two in one wonder item for hallways, living rooms, dining rooms - any room!
Sign up for our emails
For the latest trends, offers and more


text:
Free Coffee, Tea After Hours
Free coffee and tea are now available in the lobby of BP John at the following times: Monday through Friday after 7 p.m.; Saturday after 2 p.m.; and all day on Sunday, effective April 9, 2014.
At Marylhurst, the liberal arts are considered the most crucial aspects of higher education. The Liberal Arts Core, required for all bachelor's degree-seeking students, encompasses four areas of learning:
Life and Learning Skills
Arts and Ideas
Human Community
Natural World
Through these focus areas, you will enhance your capacity for working with diverse populations and views. You will develop curiosity and a love of inquiry, critical thinking, breadth of perspective and insight and a foundation for life-long learning.
The core courses are...
This course introduces you to the culture of Marylhurst University and to the significance of the university's focus on outcome-based, liberal arts and adult learning. You'll consider and apply different perspectives about learning as you plan for and reflect on your educational goals.
Taken near the end of your studies, this course provides a collaborative environment in which you'll review and synthesize your learning and plan for the future.
Career transition may be part of completing a liberal arts degree at Marylhurst University. This course provides an overview of career development theory and job-seeking skills. You'll complete a skills-based resume and career action plan and explore new ways to look at transferable skills through the lens of a college education.
You will also review, update and submit your final Marylhurst Academic Portfolio.
In the senior seminar, you will analyze ways in which your chosen academic discipline has shaped society. You'll examine how different disciplinary perspectives influence the learning process.
The senior seminar encourages you to explore the possibilities and limitations for becoming an agent of ethical action after graduating from Marylhurst.
Free coffee and tea are now available in the lobby of BP John at the following times: Monday through Friday after 7 p.m.; Saturday after 2 p.m.; and all day on Sunday, effective April 9, 2014.
MBA alum Jenifer Wills was offered a position as human resources generalist at Camp Fire Columbia in March 2014, just as she was finishing her program in nonprofit management.
This beginner's session will discuss the importance of having a professional presence on LinkedIn, and will focus specifically on tips for building...
Join SOS for three campus projects. Participate in one or all. Lunch provided. 1. Ivy pull. 2. Tree planting. 3. Signage placement for recycling...
Marylhurst University offers credit to students through the DSST (Dantes) Examination Program and/or the NYU Language Proficiency Exam. For sprin...
The Marylhurst student handbook is a great resource -- you'll find most answers within its pages.
The Student Leadership Council is your collective, representative voice.


text:
The Noble Ape Simulation is a collection of a number of autonomous simulation components including a landscape simulation, biological simulation, weather simulation, sentient creature (Noble Ape) simulation, and a simple intelligent-agent scripting language (ApeScript). Noble Ape also contains a social simulation where the Noble Apes can be tracked in terms of social groups and also over many generations to explain social phenomenon to users looking to study this kind of interaction. It has been in development for more than a fifteen years.
Downloadermac is a Cocoa application for downloading items from the Internet. It frees up your browser for other tasks by reducing the load on your Web browser's process by creating a thread just for downloading items.(e.g. firefox-bin, safari). It is tested on both Panther (10.3.9) and Leopard (10.5).
Notational Velocity is a Mac OS X desktop application that stores and retrieves notes. The same area is used both for creating notes and searching. I.e., in the process of entering the title for a new note, related notes appear below, letting users file information there if they choose. Likewise, if a search reveals nothing, one need simply press return to create a note with the appropriate title.
Keynesis Lockngo is a security application that runs directly from a portable drive. Lockngo encrypts and password-protects data against loss or theft. When protected, the drive appears empty (data is hidden) and will not allow new data to be written onto it. Lockngo has Military Grade 256-bit AES Encryption, FIPS 140-2 Certified. Lockngo also comes in a cross-platform version for Mac and Windows. This version allows you to lock a drive on a Macintosh and open it on a computer running Windows and vice versa.
OFXKit is an Objective-C framework for parsing OFX files into a class hierarchy. Since OFXKit is a native Cocoa framework, Mac OS X development technologies can be easily used with OFXKit. Its main features include OFX 1.x and 2.x support, banking, loan, and investment message sets, and creation of OFX request documents for the "Direct-Connect" feature of many banking Web sites.
BackPlay a program that plays music files from a folder in the background. At login, it scans a directory called "BackPlay" under the user's Music directory, and begins playing any music files it finds there in random order. BackPlay is independent from iTunes. It can be paused from an icon in the status area.
Unlike other Java to Objective-C solutions, Java-Objective-C Bridge doesn't require any code generation of class stubs. It allows you to use any Objective-C libraries and frameworks from Java without having to write any native code. In addition to being able to use Objective-C objects, it allows you to pass Java objects to the objective-c runtime as delegates, so that you can write an entire Cocoa application in Java. The bridge provides 3 levels of abstraction. At the lowest level, it provides wrappers around the Objective-C runtime functions. At a slightly higher level of abstraction, it provides a procedural API to send messages to the Objective-C runtime. At the highest level of abstraction, it provides a Proxy class that serves as a wrapper around any Objective-C object that allows you to work with it in Java almost the same as if you were in Objective-C.
PumpKIN is a fully functional TFTP server and TFTP client that implements the TFTP protocol according to RFC1350. It also implements the block size option, which allows the transfer of files larger than 32MB, as well as transfer size and transfer timeout options described in RFC2348 and RFC2349.
An RPG wizard adventuring game.
A generic library for real-time communications with asynchronous I/O support.


text:
Concert Review
Went to the June 10th show in Alpharetta Ga.and bought the VIP Diamond Package. First off gotta report that the show is as good as it gets! All 3 bands did a great job,but ZZTOP did what they do best and kept the crowd on their feet and rockin to their music! I think it was worth every penny spent to sit on the FRONT ROW and the other perks were nice too,but even without those extra things was well worth it. I admire the 3 dudes from Texas for keeping strong after all the years of being on the road and in the studios Even got to meet Gizmo! (Franks dog) Will for sure be there when they tour again after the NEW ALBUM comes out! Thanks Billy,Dusty,Frank ..........and Gizmo!


text:
Contact Us
We love getting feedback from our readers - we'd love to hear what you liked or disliked, what you'd like to see in the future, or simply what you think of IntoMobile. No suggestion or critique is too small or overlooked.Contact Us
Motorola SPICE is a mid-range Android-powered slider smartphone with a full QWERTY keyboard. It also comes with a 3-megapixel camera, GPS, 3.6Mbps HSDPA and Wi-Fi connectivity, Bluetooth and a memory card slot. Moto's own MOTOBLUR is running the show on top of Android core.


text:
Student redefines touch screen
Published: Wednesday, July 4, 2012
Updated: Wednesday, July 25, 2012 21:07
Innovative sparks at Texas A&M University's interface ecology lab are igniting a blazing fire in the world of technology. Zero Touch is on the path to quickly landing itself in commercial usage.
Jon Moeller's voice caught most Aggies off-guard during his recent Best Buy commercial appearance, as he announces, "My name is Jon Moeller. I'm from Texas A&M University. I'm using my laptop to help create a touchscreen out of thin air."
Jon Moeller, graduate student in computer science, and a team of researchers created Zero Touch, a multi-touch sensor frame.
"Through classes and various other things, this idea of a flat, thin, transparent multi-touch sensor came about," Moeller said.
Zero Touch works similarly to the touchscreen most people use on a device such as an iPhone or an iPad. However, when you cross the plane of sensors on it, light is blocked from travelling from one LED to another sensor on the frame.
According to Moeller, it does not have to be touched, offering some advantage in touch screen applications, because a person can move more fluidly without having to ensure that their finger is in contact with the screen the entire time.
The first major prototype of Zero Touch was published in May 2011. Moeller worked alongside Andruid Kerne, associate professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, on this project for about three and a half years.
Kerne said, "There were some methods around that were popular for multi-touch sensing. Most of them involved having projectors behind a screen…. so that's a really bulky setup. We wanted to get rid of that and be able to work with LCDs because the thinness is nice."
The team working on Zero Touch said getting the opportunity to participate in the Best Buy commercial was an eye-opening experience
"The Best Buy commercial has kind of been a rocket ship that has propelled us. It's great for me because all of my friends are like 'Hey I saw you on a commercial,'" Moeller said. "It's a good validation for the technology. When you see other people using it, they think it's really cool. It's a different level than when you see it everyday."
Kerne said the commercial positions A&M as a leader in the fields of science technology, engineering and mathematics, which gives them a sense of accomplishment.
Publicity doesn't stop there though as Zero Touch is about to be marketed. A company is being formed around it, with buyers already in line. Units will be shipped by the end of this year.
"I'm really looking forward to getting some experience in entrepreneurship and really pushing a technology from its initial seed as a research project into the real world as a product," Moeller said.
Moeller is now working with the Student Business Accelerator, located in Research Park on west campus. It will be officially opened in August.
Shelly Brenckman, member of the accelerator project, said it exists to help students who have an idea or business they are ready to launch and get them whatever kind of help they need.
The Accelerator will provide Moeller with an office to help get his business launched.
Zero Touch was recently awarded with a $50,000 grant from the National Science Foundation Innovation Corps program.
"[The grant] is made to help foster a transition between a technology that was developed through a regular National Science Foundation grant into starting a company and building a business around it," said Kerne. "[It will] help us work on a business plan and understand the things that we need to do to understand the market and customers."
Two Zero Touch products were purchased by the university a couple of months ago. One customer is planning to use a Zero Touch in a window display so customers can interact with a product inside the window from outside the display.
Moeller said Zero Touch will be large format multi-touch. For example, most people have multi-touch on their phones, but when it's brought to a larger size, like a TV, it becomes more expensive to use that kind of technology.
Moeller said, "It would be cheaper, very accurate and precise."
The Zero Touch team also has ideas of using its technology in vehicles, medical surgery and coordination centers. Although these ideas may take years to tackle, they are still possibilities.
"I feel like Zero Touch is becoming a platform for impacting the world on a larger scale and that really matters to me. We encourage people who have ideas about how to use the company, how to use the technology, or context it can be applied in to contact us and let us know, especially aggies," Kerne said.
Venturing into the business world is new territory for Zero Touch, but with help from the University and other contributors, it will soon be a product on the worldwide market.
"We are just really excited about getting the company started. That's the next step and it's a big step, but we are looking forward to it and we are really motivated," Moeller said.
Be the first to comment on this article! Log in to Comment
You must be logged in to comment on an article. Not already a member? Register now


text:
Resource Types
Filter by article type:
Filter by author:
Filter by event types:
Filter by post date:
Filter by product categories:
- Furniture (10) Apply Furniture filter
- Lighting (5) Apply Lighting filter
- Accessories (4) Apply Accessories filter
- Kitchenware (4) Apply Kitchenware filter
- Flooring (3) Apply Flooring filter
- Apparel (1) Apply Apparel filter
- Art (1) Apply Art filter
- Room Dividers (1) Apply Room Dividers filter
- Tile (1) Apply Tile filter
- Wallcoverings (1) Apply Wallcoverings filter
- Window Coverings (1) Apply Window Coverings filter
Filter by topics:
Filter by section:
Explore - Interior Designer
pulltab design
pulltab design is a Manhattan-based firm specializing in architecture, interior design, and custom furniture. They believe that design should consider both its required function and its equally...10.25.13
Diana Radomysler04.22.14
Alexander Seifried
Alexander Seifried is a furniture and interior designer based in Germany.03.13.14
Florian Brillet
Florian Brillet is an architect and designer based in Paris. He works on furniture design and interiors.Born in Rennes (France) in 1978, Florian Brillet graduated from ENSAB. After a number of...03.13.14
Aurelien Barbry
Aurélien Barbry is a designer based in Copenhagen. He graduated from Ecole Camondo Paris as an industrial and interior designer. He started his career by working with architect Jean Nouvel. Since...03.13.14
Elina Vila D'Acosta-Calheiros02.27.14
Åke Axelsson
Åke Axelsson is one of Sweden's most experienced active designers and interior designers. Since the end of the fifties, his interior design projecds have been plentiful and significant. Axelsson...10.16.13
The Berlin-based design duo Böttcher+Henssler was founded in 2007 by Moritz Böttcher and Sören Henssler. They both studied product design at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Hannover....10.08.13
Cécile & Boyd's11.08.13
Tina Seidenfaden Busck11.04.13
Jessica Helgerson Interior Design
Jessica Helgerson has more than fifteen years experience designing residential and commercial interiors. Though her interiors are typically clean and uncluttered, she is comfortable working in a...10.30.13
Jean-Michel Frank
Jean-Michel Frank (1895-1941) was a prolific French interior designer best known for his minimalist luxe style.02.28.13
Lukas Peet
Lukas Peet is a Canadian designer active in product, interior, and graphic design. He studied at the Design Academy Eindhoven in The Netherlands. In 2011 and 2012, Peet was a finalist in the [D3]...02.26.13
Shawn Henderson
Shawn Henderson is an interior designer specializing in residential and commercial projects. The projects are in New York City, Connecticut, Los Angeles, London and Paris. He has developed a...02.25.13
Kerrie Kelly
Kerrie Kelly founded Kerrie Kelly Design Lab in 1995. She is an award-winning interior designer, author and multi-media consultant. She has authored two books: Home Décor: A Sunset Design...01.30.13
Ginger Brewton
Ginger Brewton founded her studio in 2005, after studying at the distinguished New York School of Interior Design in Manhattan. Named one of 2010's Top 20 Next Wave of Interior Designers to Watch,...01.30.13
Drew McGukin
Drew McGukin tackles the interior design world with a unique level of energy, great pace and integrity. He is known for a touch of the 'unexpected,' combined with beautiful textures and bold...01.30.13
Alene Workman
Alene Workman is an interior designer nationally recognized for her luxury residential and corporate interiors. She works in a variety of styles, favoring clean lined, sophisticated designs.Workman...01.30.13
Kerrie Kelly
Kerrie L. Kelly is an award-winning interior designer and author.01.22.13
OrangePiel creates visually stunning art window shades.07.01.13


text:
When we left off last night, the Aaron Harang signing wasn't yet official, since it appeared Harang might be holding out for three years. This morning, Jon Heyman confirms that it's done for two years and about $12m (though no details are out yet, you can bet that's heavily backloaded). As you can imagine, I'm not thrilled, though I feel basically the opposite about this as I did with Jerry Hairston: Hairston is a usable piece who might not have been the best fit for the hole on this roster, while Harang fills a very real need – a veteran starter – yet might not be the best person to do so.
Harang, as you might know, was a very solid starter for Cincinnati between 2005-07, before his career fell apart with the Reds between 2008-10. That led him to the place where every troubled pitcher goes to resuscitate their career, San Diego, where the Padres gave him one year at $3m. I want to stop right here if I can, though, because I keep reading that Harang's 2011 was a "comeback" or a "bounceback" or a "rebound", and that's simply not true.
Let's look at Harang's last three seasons in Cincinnati, where his career went south, and then his lone year in San Diego, shall we?
As you can see, he's been largely the same pitcher over the last four years, if anything trending downward, since he's walking more and striking out less. Not that a FIP in the 4s isn't usable from a back-of-the-rotation guy, of course, but where is all of the business about his big comeback coming from? Oh, right: stats that don't matter. Let's take another look at that chart…
And there it is. Harang was only slightly better in 2011 than he was in 2010 (if even at all, since the K/BB stats are identical), but the change in ballpark environment (not to mention the improvement in the defense behind him, since the Padres were one of the better fielding teams in baseball last year) had a huge impact on his unadjusted and meaningless ERA and W/L totals.
Don't believe me? In 17 starts at Petco last year, Harang allowed opponents to put up a line of just .240/.304/.380, largely due to a BABIP that was a below-average .252. On the road, that line shot up to .317/.374/.504, with the resulting OPS of .878 meaning that the average batter he saw away from San Diego produced like Robinson Cano, Josh Hamilton, Alex Gordon, or Jose Reyes, all of whom put up seasons like that this year.
The Padres recognized this and declined to exercise their portion of a 1/$5m mutual option (which I'll grant, Harang wasn't going to accept anyway). The Dodgers apparently didn't, and where the team that should know Harang best wouldn't even pay 1/$5m, the Dodgers saw fit to go with 2/$12m – twice the years, and more than twice the money. Where's your Alex Tamin now?
Worse, the contract just doesn't make sense in the marketplace. Just take a look at Freddy Garcia, who put up very similar stats to Harang last year (FIP of 4.12 vs 4.17, K/BB of 2.13 vs 2.14) while pitching in the tough AL East; Garcia returned to the Yankees last month for one year and $5m. Or even look closer to home at the 2/$10m Chris Capuano got from the Dodgers last week. Capuano's 2011 was arguably superior (FIP of 4.04 vs 4.17, K/BB of 3.17 vs 2.14) plus he's a lefty who's a few months younger than Harang, yet Harang walks away with more money. Why? There's no other answer here than "once again, wins and ERA garnered far too much attention."
Now, I don't want to sound like there's no utility to this deal at all. I didn't want Nathan Eovaldi to start the year in the rotation, so I acknowledge the need for another starter, and it's not like Dodger Stadium is some hitter's paradise. Harang, if healthy (a big if, since he's spent at least a month on the DL in each of the last four seasons) can provide some use as a starter who can put up a FIP in the mid-4′s, which doesn't sound like much but can be harder to find than you'd think. It's just hard to see how this helps the team win, since now that Hiroki Kuroda is gone, you have Clayton Kershaw followed by the always uncertain Chad Billingsley, Ted Lilly, and two guys like Ted Lilly. Sure, it's nice to say that these guys will be fine in the NL West because they still get to pitch in San Diego and San Francisco, but you've now picked up three of the most homer-prone pitchers in baseball – and Kershaw alone can't pitch every game in Colorado and Arizona.
For all the money Colletti has spent on 30+ veterans this winter, I'm not sure the team is even one game better for it. But if not better, they're at least older and more expensive. So that's something, right?


text:
Buy best selling hosting in the Czech Republic
- Unlimited space for web and unlimited traffic
- Unlimited databases, FTP accounts, subdomains
- Unlimited number of mailboxes, antispam
- Availability guarantee 99,99%
- Perfect for Joomla, WordPress, e-shop...
Use unbeatable offers of root VPS with WIN SRV FREE
- The biggest VPS operator in the Czech Rep.!
- The most modern processors XEON
- Up to 4 GB RAM DDR3 (guaranteed)
- Up to 120 GB HDD 15k rPM (RAID 10)
- Any OS (Linux, Windows)
Backup your data on WEDOS Disk - profi reliable backup solution!
- Backup personal or corporate data
- Archiving of documents, videos, photos
- Sharing disk space
- Perfect for data from PC, laptop, mobile
- Protocols FTP, SMB, SVN, rsync
The biggest hosting in the Czech Republic! Successful going to us!
Historical tables has rewrote. We are biggest hosting in the Czech Republic in terms of:
- The number of active hosted sites (a e-mailů)with .CZ domain
- The number of active root VPS
- High-capacity storage for data backup for companies and servers
- Traffic between hosting(operators hosting and VPS)
- Growth in each parameter (we have fastest growth on market in long term)
We are largest hosting the in the Czech Republic. We are growing fastest on the market. We operate 160355 domains!
Webhosting + PRIZES!
"NoLimit" - professional web hosting for your website without limits and restrictions for a revolutionary prices
- PHP 5.3/5.4 (TOP parameters) + MySQL 5.5 + SSL
- Unlimited space for web and unlimited traffic
- Unlimited number of subdomains
- Unlimited number of mailboxes, databases, FTP
- Availability 99,99%
Domains EVENT!
Buy a renewal for the purchase price directly from the registrar. Excellent administration.
FREE 100 megabytes of web space
Web and e-mail redirection, DNS administration ...
Prices of domains are not hidden and valid for anyone.
WEDOS Disk - NEW!
Most modern solution, online backup, sync and sharing for all.
- Size of storage: according to variants up to several TB
- Traffic: unlimited
- Max file size: unlimited
- Max count of files: according to variant
- Access: FTP, rsync, SVN, SMB (network drive, ...
- Availability: 99,99%, storage arrays FUJITSU
Virtual servers + BONUS
Unrivalled offer root VPS (VDS) now licensed MS Win Server 2008/2012 FREE
- CPU: 2 x XEON (x 4-6 cores x 2 threads)
- RAM DDR3: guaranteed 512 MB up to few GB / klient
- HDD: 15 GB up to 120 GB, 15k rPM RAID 10
- Count of domains: unlimited Traffic: unlimited
- management: KVM, VNC, restart, reinstall, root
- Availability: 99,99%, servers FUJITSU
Dedicated servers
Professional brand 1U servers FUJITSU for unrivaled prices for most demanding
- CPU: min. Xeon L3406 (2 cores, 4 threads)
- RAM: from 1 GB up to 192 GB (DDR3-1333)
- HDD: min. 1 x 160 GB up to 6 x 500GB
- Traffic: unlimited 100Mbps (agregation 1:4)
- FREE: KVM, restart, reinstall, HW monitor
- Availability: 99,99%
Events and Promotions
Transfer to WEDOS is beneficial - up to 2 years of free service:
WEBHOSTING: While transfering from competitors up to 2 years of hosting free! EVENT! 2 years for free!
- EVENT - EU domain for 79 Kč/year with VAT
Affiliate program
We offer professional partnership for affiliate dealers (webs owners)
- affiliate up to 50%
- cookies 90 days
- starting BONUS 100 CZK
- paid clicks 0,5 CZK/click
- Referrals 10%
- no restrictions and limits affiliate
We offer professional partnerships for subregistrars (or owners) of ore domains
- high quality pro API already available
- bulk management (in administration)
- special support, credit system
- Úprava nastavení odesílání e-mailů (13.02.2014)
- Chcete testovací VPS na týden zdarma? (10.02.2014)
- Zkuste kariéru u WEDOS! (15.12.2013)
Why can we afford such a low price and still quality?
- own building (no expensive rents, all in own building)
- low power consumption, backbone optical routes in the building
- automatization system, no outsourcing, pro HW
Read the details about our project - from beginning without secrets datacentrum.wedos.com »
Open source
On our hosting without problems running the popular open source applications.


text:
2701 Fm 3237, Wimberley, TX | Directions 7867629.997437 -98.098620
Daily 24 Hours
Sign in with Facebook Sign in with Facebook to see what your friends are up to!
Do you have a review of Southwind Bed & Breakfast on your blog? If you include the Citysearch image link (shown below) in your post, we'll automatically link to your review from the business profile page. Here's how our Linkback system works:
The Linkback system is free and automatic. It's really that easy.
To link to our business profile page, copy the html below to your web page.


text:
In this tutorial you will discover:
- Realistic fluid settings
- Water and glass materials for Cycles
- How to model ice cubes and puddles
Up until now blender's fluid simulator has kind of been a waste of time. Sure the fluid looked okay in the viewport, but when it came to rendering the internal renderer did a horrible job. The complex properties of water meant that it simply couldn't create realistic results. However, thanks to the new physically accurate rending engine Cycles, we can have fluid that actually looks half decent.
Enter into a new era of realistic water and glass.
Finished Result
The image is based off this concept from iStockPhoto.
At a Glance
Screenshots from the video:
Further Inspiration
Not sure where to take this tutorial? Check out the links below for more fluid inspiration:
- Lagoa Multiphysics Engine – The most realistic simulator to date
- Incredible water art by Jean Bérard - Beautiful stills of water used in advertising
- Blender's 'Fluid Control' – Great demonstration of an underused blender feature
- Modo Splash Kit – Some great examples of CGI fluid eye candy
Create something cool with this tutorial? Post it below! I'm keen to see your resultsCreate a Realistic Water Simulation,


text:
International Geospatial and Attribute Links
United States > Florida
Geospatial and Attribute Links build on Stephan Pollard's "Starting the Hunt" web site, begun at CAST and hosted by the University Libraries from 2001-2005.
U. S. resources are listed by state or by nation-wide collections . If you don't find what you need under a particular state, try the national data aggregations, which often have data at the state or county levels.
Send comments, updates, or suggestions to firstname.lastname@example.com.
|University of Arkansas Libraries
365 N. McIlroy Ave.
Fayetteville, AR 72701-4002
Libraries Home
UA Home
Contact us
|Phone: 479-575-4104
Toll-free: 866-818-8115
Fax: 479-575-6656
Last updated: August 3, 2011


text:
A celebration of music, food and fun along the "Mother Road" in Historic Nob Hill.
On July 19, 2014 from 2:00-10:30 p.m. Central Avenue will be filled with live music and entertainment, a car show, shopping, kids' activities, The Mother Road Market, food, Cork & Tap- Beer and Wine Garden, and more! The event will span one mile of Central Ave. This FREE event will make for a great day with the whole family.
ABQ Ride will be adding extra Rapid Ride stops for the Route 66 Summerfest to make your commute event easier.
For more information please visit the official Rt. 66 Summerfest page
- 9-10:30 p.m. Arrested Development


text:
Hickenlooper has an opportunity to usher in new era in water planning
By Drew Peternell Colorado is waking up to the sobering reality that its finite water resources may not keep pace with projected population growth. A recent, state-sponsored analysis predicts…
Want to read more?
This article and other exclusive local content now require a subscription. (Learn More)


text:
Two big winners in the GOP primary and a Florida Supreme Court justice under fire Nov. 6 from conservatives are guests on this week's "Naples Daily NewsMakers with Jeff Lytle'' program airing this morning at 10 on ABC7.
Larry Kiker, the mayor of Fort Myers Beach, unseated 24-year incumbent Ray Judah on the Lee County Commission, and Cecil Pendergrass beat three others vying for the commission seat vacated by Brian Bigelow. Barbara Pariente of West Palm Beach talks about an unprecedented statewide merit-retention ballot challenge coming against her and two court colleagues; the governor would name replacements.
Video highlights will be posted Monday at naplesnews.com/newsmakers
Barbara Pariente
Lytle: We're talking about merit retention. You're one of the three justices on the ballot this November, but this time there are a lot more dynamics added to the mix. There is going to be an expected conservative push to vote these three justices out. So you're on a mission around the state to talk about the value, the importance, the integrity of merit retention and also to give voters a preview of what they're about to see and put it in context.
Pariente: I think that sounds very fair. But I wouldn't say it's a conservative push; I would say that it's a political push, and maybe that's just a difference in semantics. But it's a push that may ultimately threaten the judicial branch in this state and seems to be from people outside of the state.
Larry Kiker
Lytle: On baseball, you are saying you are not against it; you are saying that if we don't plan properly, we are going to be in a budget bind.
Kiker: Well, that's exactly right. We've already committed all the money that we can at the Tourist Development Council. They say grace over that money. But at the end of the day, if we don't figure out where we're going to get the money to pay for, as an example, the (Minnesota) Twins — that contract is coming up in February — and/or if we can get the Nationals or another team for City of Palms Park, where are we going to get the money? And we need a program. We need a plan.
Photo by Submitted Photo
Cecil Pendergrass
Lytle: What say you about baseball? That was one of the big campaign issues. We heard what Larry had to say. How about you?
Pendergrass: Obviously I'll support baseball ... We currently have baseball. Let me remind you also, it's practice. We don't have baseball; we have baseball practice.
And I think what the consensus is for the community is, they expect more from baseball owners to be more part of the team and other facilities instead of the county paying 100 percent of it.
* Video highlights will be posted Monday at naplesnews.com/newsmakers


text:
Delivery and returns
- Standard UK delivery
- Next day delivery to a UK address*
- Delivery to a UK address on the date of your choice*
- Free next or named day delivery on orders over £100 – enter FREEWINE at checkout
- We can't deliver wine internationally or to our stores for collection.
Returns and refunds
If you'd like to speak to us about your wine please contact us.
Refunds can only be given in accordance with your legal rights. For example, if the wine you've ordered isn't of satisfactory quality or as described.
More details
Case includes
- Product information
- Freedom Ridge Chardonnay
- Vintage: 2009
- An opulent yet well balanced Californian Chardonnay with charming flavours of tropical fruits and buttery hints.
- About this bottle: The deep, cool waters off Monterey lead to slow grape ripening, which gives naturally intense, characterful Chardonnay. Part of the wine was aged in French oak barrels for subtle complexity. At its best. This juicy, peachy white works both with and without food.
- Grape Variety: 100% Chardonnay
- Country of origin: Great Britain
- Region: California
- More information
- Bottle size: 750 ml
- Alcohol content: 13.5 %
- Alcohol units per bottle: 10.1
- Alcohol units per serving: 1.7
- Serving Size: 125 ml
- Allergens: Sulphites
- Stopper type: Screw cap
- Consume Within: 12 months of purchase
Not available for international delivery.
Licensing Act 2003: It is an offence to buy or attempt to buy alcoholic liquor if you are under the age of 18
Please drink responsibly
Country: GB
Buy 2 save 5%
- Buy 2 wine cases save 5% applies to marked products only and online at marksandspencer.com only.
- Excludes, Single Bottle Gifts, Beer, Cider and Ale, Spirits, Port and Sherry, Food and Wine Gifts.
- Offer applies 00:01 11th March 2014, expires 23:59 31st March 2014.
- Discount applied at checkout.


text:
History of Anti-Semitism From Mohammed to the MarranosAuthor:
Poliakov, Leon, Gerardi, Natalie
Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
Summary: Covering the story of prejudice against Jews from the time of Christ through the rise of Nazi Germany, this work presents a balanced, careful assessment of this egregious human failing that is nearly ubiquitous in the history of Europe.
Ask this seller a question about this item
After submitting your question, the seller's response will be emailed to you.
Product Details
Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
ValoreBooks.com is unbeatable for cheap History of Anti-Semitism From Mohammed to the Marranos rentals, or used and new condition books that can be mailed to you in no time.
Where's My Stuff?
- Track your recent orders.
Shipping & Returns
- See our shipping rates & policies.
- Return an item (here's our Return Policy).
Need Help?
© 2005-2014 SimpleTuition, Inc. SimpleTuition is a registered trademark of SimpleTuition Inc., All Rights Reserved.
Designated trademarks and brands are the property of their respective owners.