text:
St. Bernard News Now
St. Bernard of Clairvaux parish is a family-friendly church community located in the heart of historic Wauwatosa. The mission of St. Bernard Parish is to provide the people of God with the pastoral care and spiritual nourishment they need to proclaim the Good News of Christ in their lives and to the world.This blog will inform the community of events and activities at this special parish celebrating is 100th Anniversary in 2011. Visit us online atStBernardParish.org
It's Off to the Races~ THIS DERBY DAY!!!
St. Bernard's 31st Spring Parish Auction at the Hart Park Muellner Building
The perfect spring event! All are welcome!
31st Parish Auction Pictures
All attendees (parish members and guests alike) had a great time at the "Off to the Races!" 31st St. Bernard Parish Auction.
Thank you to the 2011 Chairpersons: Melissa and Keith Pups for their tireless dedication...
Wauwatosa Catholic School: Meet & Greet (& take a peek...) THIS WEDNESDAY
Opening in the Fall of 2011! *K3 to 8th Grade* Meet the Staff! Learn about International Baccalaureate Program! Meet Principal Julia D'Amato and faculty!
Outreach of All Kinds
As the weather (hopefully) gets warmer, human nature turns our attention to the great outdoors. We get so few months of "nice" weather here in Wisconsin, we tend to get busy making all sorts of plans to enjoy it. But hunger and the need for a helping hand are always present in and around our community-even when the weather is nice.
St. Bernard Parish happens to house the Wauwatosa Food Pantry. http://www.stbernardparish.org/wauwatosa_food_pantry.cfm
Celebrate~St. Bernard Parish's 100th Anniversary!
St. Bernard invites the community to celebrate at Mass with us! If you have fond memories of St. Bernard Parish over the years, please share (post)!


text:
NORMAN — Robert Joe Boatright, 89, of Lexington, died Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2013, at Norman Regional Hospital. Graveside services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at Noble IOOF Cemetery. Arrangements are by Wilson-Little Funeral Home in Purcell.
Death Notices
Robert Joe Boatright
- Death Notices
John Leonard Humphrey
John Leonard Humphrey, 81, of Norman, died Tuesday, April 15, 2014, in Norman. Services will be 2 p.m. Friday at First Presbyterian Church in Norman. Arrangements are by Havenbrook Funeral Home in Norman....
William Howard Atkins II
William Howard Atkins II, 75, formerly of Norman, died Friday, April 4, 2014, in Denver. An informal celebration of Howard's life will be 2 p.m. Saturday, May 31, at the home of Phil Homburger in Denver. A second celebration of life will ...
Gary Paul Butler
Gary Paul Butler, 58, of Norman, died Tuesday, April 15, 2014, at OU Medical Center. Services are pending with McMahans Funeral Home in Noble....
Lora Mary Dodd
Lora Mary Dodd, 91, of Norman, died Monday, April 14, 2014, in Norman. Services will be 10 a.m. Saturday at the Havenbrook Funeral Home chapel in Norman....
Danny Ray Stevens
Danny Ray Stevens, 60, died Saturday, April 12, 2014, in Norman. Services will be 1 p.m. Thursday at Wadley's Funeral chapel....
Betty Jo Guidry
Betty Jo Guidry, 63, of Moore, died Friday, April 11, 2014. Graveside services will be 1 p.m. Wednesday at Pleasant Valley Cemetery in Wheatland....
Micah James Nix
Micah James Nix, 40, of Newalla, died Saturday, March 1, 2014, in Norman. Memorial services will be 2 p.m. Saturday April 19 at the Havenbrook Funeral Home chapel, 3401 Havenbrook Street in Norman. Arrangements are by Havenbrook Funeral ...
Bobby Dave Hogue
Bobby Dave Hogue, 44, of Eastland, Texas, and formerly of Norman, died Sunday, April 6, 2014, in Eastland. Mass of Christian Burial will be 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph Catholic Church. A Rosary will be at 6 p.m. Monday at the Primrose ...
Fioretta Scofield Sullivan
Fioretta Scofield Sullivan, 88, of Norman, died Wednesday, April 9, 2014, in Norman. Services are pending with Havenbrook Funeral Home in Norman....
Rachel Warner
Rachel Warner, 87, of Norman, died Friday, April 11, 2014. Services are pending. Arrangements are by Moore Funeral and Cremation....
- More Death Notices Headlines
- John Leonard Humphrey

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Clinical Experience
Each student is paired with a highly-skilled, qualified clinical mentor at one of the area's clinical facilities. Students will complete a minimum of 600 contact hours in the operating room, gaining experience for the role of surgical technologist. Generally, clinical assignments are made according to geographical location or by lottery.
Students are responsible for transportation to assigned clinical facility. Student may be expected to travel distances and participate in early morning clinicals. Several area hospitals offer the opportunity for clinical experience: Blessing Hospital, Quincy Medical Group Surgery Center,Quincy; McDonough District Hospital, Macomb; St. Mary Medical Center, Galesburg; Hannibal Regional Hospital, MO; Fort Madison Community Hospital, Great River Medical Center, IA.


text:
Some information is missing or invalid below.
Sale $63.00
Regular $90.00
Learn more.
You'll sparkle the day away wearing this women's Relic crystal watch.
Product Overview:
- Dial: gold tone with gold-tone hands, markers & Arabic numerals
- Water resistance: 50 meters
- Movement: quartz
- Power type: battery
- Manufacturer's warranty
- Model no. ZR11778
Special Features:
- Calendar: date
- Case: gold tone
- Caseback: stainless steel
- Band: gold tone


text:
Instead of going off the so-called "fiscal cliff," the U.S. economy will become good for equities, commodities trader Dennis Gartman said Monday on CNBC.
On "Fast Money," the editor of The Gartman Letter said that he was positive on the idea that Washington lawmakers would hammer out a budget deal, averting the Jan. 1 deadline by which the Bush tax cuts would automatically expire and massive federal spending cuts would be triggered.
"I think everybody understands how serious the circumstances are," he said, noting that top Republican lawmakers had sounded resigned to tax increases.
"I think that we've given into the notion that taxes probably have to be raised on the 1 percent," he said, "as long as Democrats move on entitlements."
"Call me a cockeyed optimist," he added.
Gartman said he thought that the optimism was already being taken into account.
"There's a good deal of it priced in," he said, alluding to last week's market moves. "I was surprised that the market came off the bottom as hard as it did."
Gartman added a warning that investors should not be surprised by a correction, calling it "supportive for equities."
He added, "Copper may be something to take a look at."
Got something to to say? Email us at firstname.lastname@example.com and your comment might be posted on the Rapid Recap. If you'd prefer to make a comment, but not have it published on our website, email email@example.com.


text:
Work as Hard for Your Heart as it Works for You – Dr. Dudley Goulden
Did you know your heart is a muscle just like the biceps in your arm or the quadriceps in your legs? It's considered to be the hardest working muscle in your body; beating more than 3.5 billion times during an average lifespan. And like any hard-working muscle, your heart needs a healthy diet, regular exercise, and a good night's sleep to stay healthy. But what actually happens to this vital muscle over time when you have diseases like diabetes, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol? U.T. Health Science Center at Tyler cardiologist Dr. Dudley Goulden answers questions about maintaining a healthy heart muscle in this post to HealthConnection.TV.
Why do we call the heart a muscle? (first question)
What happens to the heart muscle during a heart attack? (skip to 1:03)
How does congestive heart failure affect the heart muscle? (skip to 1:51)
What does the term "weak heart" mean? (skip to 2:50)
What do high blood pressure and high cholesterol do to the heart? (skip to 3:25)
How does cigarette smoking and other nicotine exposure affect the heart muscle? (skip to 4:50)
How does aerobic exercise change the heart muscle? (skip to 5:46)
What do you recommend for the average person with respect to aerobic exercise? (skip to 6:35)
What changes will a healthy diet make to improve the heart muscle? (skip to 7:13)


text:
Hanging over the heads of Alabama lawmakers was an even larger problem, one that could create a statewide crisis. The state prison system houses almost 31,000 inmates. Those facilities were designed to house closer to 16,000 prisoners, meaning the Department of Corrections is 190 percent over design capacity.
Over recent decades, California's overcrowded prison system faced a similar quandary, though on a much grander scale; California has had more than 160,000 prisoners, more than five times Alabama's inmate population. It took a federal lawsuit to capture the attention of California's policymakers. In 2011, the U.S. Supreme Court approved a court plan to force California to decrease its inmate population by 30,000. Almost two years after the court's ruling, California is still struggling to comply with the order.
The fear here is that Alabama is only a filing in federal court away from the same fate. A lawsuit is filed, claiming, as the California suit did, that 2-to-1 overcrowding amounts to a violation of Eighth Amendment's prohibition of "cruel and unusual punishment."
Writing for the majority in the 5-4 decision involving California prisons, Justice Anthony Kennedy noted, "A prison that deprives prisoners of basic sustenance, including adequate medical care, is incompatible with the concept of human dignity and has no place in civilized society."
Equally salient was a part of the dissent written by Justice Samuel Alito, "I fear that today's decision, like prior prisoner-release orders, will lead to a grim roster of victims."
Both views are valid. Our basic values are compromised by a system so overcrowded and inhumane. And a mass release of prisoners to reduce overcrowding will almost certainly put more bad guys on the streets.
Of course, Supreme Court justices don't write the penal code, nor are they responsible for budgeting money to build and staff prisons. That's the job of states. In Alabama — as in California — state leaders are falling down on the job.
Alabama lawmakers have been masters at adding laws and ever lengthier prison sentences to the books. They've done an awful job at budgeting enough money to house all those new prisoners caught up in the state's "get tough on crime" mindset.
We call this wishful thinking. The Legislature and governor take actions that add to the inmate population; they know that the public can't get enough of tough-talking politicians. However, the lawmakers act as if the bill for their brand of law-and-order will never come due.
We beg them to stop their wishful thinking and realize the state's prison overcrowding will be solved either by their responsible actions or by a federal court.


text:
From the Manufacturer's label
NOW® L-Carnitine Liquid (Citrus Flavor) provides all of the extensive benefits of Carnitine in a highly absorbable liquid form. L-Carnitine is a non-essential amino acid that helps to maintain overall good health by facilitating the transfer of fatty acid groups into the mitochondrial membrane for cellular energy production.* It naturally occurs in red meat and other animal-source foods, but NOW® Foods recommends supplementation to obtain optimal levels of this excellent amino acid. Now® Foods L-Carnitine is the purest form, clinically tested, and vegetarian (non-animal sourced).


text:
I love that you get so many colors with this set, and the colors are complementary, so you can easily blend and shade. the tool to hold the little puffs is east to use and the little puffs come in 3 different sizes and every set of colors has its own set of puffs. I have had these chalks for a LONG time. They are almost 2 years old, and I have never had a problem with them breaking apart or the colors bleeding together. Overall, a great product! Buy it if you like chalks--these are the highest quality!
If you are even thinking of investing in some chalks, these are the ones. They are high quality, shimmery, glittery and AWESOME!
The handy dandy little tool to grab the mini balls with is awesome, gives you great accuracy and since you can store them back under the color, there is less waste. They are somewhat sheer, so its best to not expect deep color results. All in all, an awesome product, and i have to say that I cant wait to try the rest of Pebbles' chalks.
I love the pebbles chalks! The tool and little cotton puffs are perfect for applying chalk. I also use them to apply ink and it works really well. These chalks have much more shimmer than what the picture shows but are not overbearing on paper. They are great for shading and highlighting die cuts and are very pretty when used to color stamped images. They blend well and with all the different tones, it is easy to create a blended look!


text:
Discussion about math, puzzles, games and fun. Useful symbols: ÷ × ½ √ ∞ ≠ ≤ ≥ ≈ ⇒ ± ∈ Δ θ ∴ ∑ ∫ π -¹ ² ³ °
You are not logged in.
Post a reply
Topic review (newest first)
hmmm... you're right! Mind you, thats exactly how the matrix equation was displayed in the book.
opengl doesn't perform its transformations in that order perhaps? , if you do the 4vector multiplied by the matrix, you'll get that result
am I going mad, or does my openGL book not understand matrix multiplication?
transformation, that's it! Translation is a specific type of transformation.
I think 'translation' or 'transformation' matrix is the term for it?
You push and pop your "movement" matrices. Unfortunately I just packed up my OpenGL book last night since I'm moving and thought to myself, "I won't need this in the foreseeable future." Look up glPushMatrix and glPopMatrix. The basic thing you would do:
pooossibly! But one thing I like making is a robot model that can be positioned based on a set of angle parameters. When updating its position, I would basically assemble each piece in a series of rotations and translations. For instance, you would rotate the forearm by say, leftElbowAngle, and then move it onto the bottom of the upper arm, and then the two of them would be rotated by leftArmShoulderAngle. The entire upper body could be rotated about its waste, and finally the entire model could be rotated and shifted to its appropriate location.
I havn't really used OpenGL for all that much beyond basic things really, but i know that you can read in the transformation matrix into a float array, and use the methods glMultMatrixf etc, so that you can append a transformation at the beginning rather than the end. I cannot for the sake of me remember if your problem is applicable or not, i can't remember how opengl works its transformation orders.
I once wrote a program to do wire frame projections for me, and I guess I'm kind of used to my own way of doing things. But I got a book on OpenGL that I've been reading over summer break, and the way they do certain things perplexes me.


text:
Love Boot Cut Leggings for Yoga charcoal
The Love Boot Cut Leggings for yoga are tight fitting and feature roll-down waist that can be adjusted to sit any place on your waist or below and a 33" inseam. They are perfect for the body-confident person.
Wearing shades of grey (root) - Reflection and change. Enhances patience, perseverance, communication and insight. Brings about positive energy. Represents helpful people and travel. Aids speech and public speaking eloquence.
Made in Colorado, USA
92% organic cotton / 8% spandex
style #B0600950
price: $68


text:
Sleep in a traditional Mongolian ger, ride a horse across the Mongolian countryside, learn traditional crafts and skills from nomadic hosts, compete with Mongolian nomads in archery.
Is this trip for me?
It was from Mongolia that Ghengis Khan set forth to conquer the world. This unique adventure is your chance to return to this heartland and let its people and scenery capture your heart. Leave Ulaanbaatar and the modern world behind and travel by horseback or oxcart to Gorkhi-Terelj National Park for life with nomadic families. You'll live in a ger, take tea with your neighbours, ride horses, and learn archery and garment-making skills. It's eight days like you never imagined. Participants should be comfortable around and on horses.
What's Included
- Daily lessons and demonstrations of various nomadic skills and techniques while staying with nomadic hosts. Transport between destinations and included activities.
- 5 breakfasts, 6 lunches, 5 dinners. (Allow USD55-75 for meals not included.)
- Traditional ger (5 nts), basic hotels (2 nts).
- Public bus, oxcart, horse.
- Chief Experience Officer (CEO) throughout, local nomadic hosts.
- Small group experience; Max 16, avg 10.
Book Air, Save a BundleSAVE $100 when you book your airfare with us
That's right. Book your airfare when you book your G Adventures trip and we'll slice $100 off the price for you. Simply enter promo code G13PLUSAIR100 when prompted and we'll do the rest.
Offer valid for new bookings only with international air travel originating in North America added to a land booking. Not valid with any other discount, offer or promotion. Subject to availability. Must book by June 30, 2014, for travel by February 1, 2015. Subject to airline regulations and restrictions.
Places Visited
Local Living
Day 1 Ulaanbaatar
Arrive at any time.
Day 2 Gorkhi-Terelj National Park (1L,1D)
Travel by bus then either oxcart or horse to reach the first nomadic family. Learn the Mongolian techniques to saddle a horse and prepare an oxcart before an evening of traditional games and a hot dinner with the hosts. Enjoy the first of many of star-strewn nights before going to sleep in a ger.
Gorkhi-Terelj National Park is a beautiful alpine retreat with imposing rock formations and endless forests.
Day 3 Gorkhi-Terelj National Park (1B,1L,1D)
Travel 24km (15 mi) by horseback, then learn how to make Mongolian patterns for traditional garments from a well-known nomadic seamstress. Enjoy lunch, dinner and traditional tea with the seamstress and her family.
Day 4 Gorkhi-Terelj National Park (1B,1L,1D)
Learn how to tie traditional knots to tether livestock together as well as how to make buttons for traditional Mongolian nomadic garments from another host family.
Day 5 Gorkhi-Terelj National Park (1B,1L,1D)
Learn the art of archery by practicing with traditional Mongolian bows and arrows before challenging local nomads to a friendly archery competition. Travel in the afternoon by oxcart to the next nomadic host family.
Day 6 Gorkhi-Terelj National Park (1B,1L,1D)
Rise bright and early to assist the nomadic hosts with milking the cows before learning how to make traditional dairy products that will accompany breakfast. Travel to visit another family in the afternoon.
Day 7 Gorkhi-Terelj National Park/Ulaanbaatar (1B,1L)
Learn to steer an oxcart with the nomadic hosts and practice around the area. Travel back to the capital after lunch.
Day 8 Ulaanbaatar
Depart at any time.
Find dates, prices, and more trip options.Book Now


text:
Previous Episode | Next Episode
The Ring Reward
Cartoon Summary:
Welcome to the comic misadventures of Colonel Klaxon, a cool fox, and Calvin, a dim-witted bear.
Cartoon Production Information:
Calvin and the Colonel is a thinly-disguised version of Amos and Andy, with the black human characters changed to a fox and a bear to avoid offense. In fact, Freeman F. Gosden (The Colonel) and Charles... (more)
Additional Cartoon Pictures:
The Ring Reward Color Series Title Card
We have more pictures from The Ring Reward. Click Here To See All Our Cartoon Pictures From The Ring Reward
If you know of more people who worked on this cartoon, or want to submit additional production information about The Ring Reward, please submit your information here.
Cartoon Comments:
Do you love The Ring Reward, or do you think it is the worst cartoon ever? Let us know what you think! Surely you have an opinion... so share what you think. Take a minute and post your own comments about this cartoon here.
"The Ring Reward" has not yet received enough votes to be rated. Vote Now!
This page has been viewed 26 times this month, and 199 times total.


text:
Technology is the linchpin of a strategic meeting management program. And the Groups and Meetings Committee of the National Business Travel Association has addressed that in a new white paper, the fifth in its "Framework for Success" series on meeting management issues.
The first part of the 11-page paper, "Choosing the Right Technology in Support of Your Strategic Meetings Management Program," discusses how technology facilitates the elements of an SMMP, from proper meeting approvals to cost-avoidance reports. In brief, the authors say that an SMMP technology should, among other things:
ROUTE MEETING REQUESTS through the approval process and track (or impede) meetings that do not receive the necessary approvals;
COLLECT MEETING DATA, including expenses, across departments, to be able to report a consolidated view of the company's meeting activity that can be analyzed by vendor and meeting type;
INCLUDE A SEARCHABLE, online supplier database that directs users to the company's preferred suppliers;
HELP PLANNERS TO create, submit, and compare RFPs — as well as save the bids for future reference;
INTEGRATE WITH A company's meeting-planning software for attendee registration, housing, and air, or have these capabilities itself;
AUTOMATICALLY NOTIFY legal or procurement departments if RFPs are of a certain size;
CREATE A FULL SLATE of standard and customizable reports.
The paper also considers best practices when buying or building a tech system. In general, the authors come down on the side of off-the-shelf systems: "In recent years, with more viable products on the market and a growing understanding of the overall cost to maintain such systems, it has become widely considered a best practice to buy an SMMP technology solution, rather than build one."
When researching a meeting management technology, the paper discusses key selection criteria, including security, the ability to integrate with other company systems, scalability, brand issues, and ease of use and support for the customer.
NBTA's Groups and Meetings Committee is co-chaired by Kari Knoll Kesler, global manager — Honeywell Meeting Solutions, Honeywell International Inc., and Joni Miyashiro, travel manager, Amgen Inc. While you need to be an NBTA member to download most NBTA white papers, the series began with "Building a Strategic Meeting Management Program," which is available to all at the NBTA Web site, www.nbta.org.


text:
Lancashire will need another 205 runs with all ten wickets in hand during Thursday's final day to beat Nottinghamshire at Trent Bridge
The Red Rose were set 237 to win, and reached close on day three safely positioned at 32-0 from 13 overs thanks to some cautious and gutsy batting from Paul Horton and Stephen Moore, in particular.
Moore was struck twice on the left hand by Luke Fletcher and Andre Adams as he reached 17 not out.
"That was the perfect ending to the day," said Kyle Hogg, who claimed four wickets in Notts' second innings. "Horts and Moorey batted really well because it was a very tough time to bat.
"As a batter, you've got everything to lose. They really got stuck in. Notts would have hoped to have got at least two wickets."
Lancashire were on course to win this one inside three days when they reduced the hosts, who are aiming to avoid a fourth loss on the spin, to 81-7 in their second innings.
Hogg led the way with four of them and Sajid Mahmood, who finished with five, got three.
But their good work was undone somewhat by a frustrating stand of 119 for the eighth wicket between Paul Franks and Adams as the momentum was handed back to the hosts.
Having earlier bowled Lancashire out for 306, with Fletcher claiming a maiden five-wicket haul, the hosts slumped thanks to some excellent bowling on a helpful surface.
But, following the first of two rain delays, Franks and Adams really got stuck in and advanced their partnership in entertaining and devastating fashion, depending on which side of the fence you sit.
They even took 22 runs off one Farveez Maharoof over, the 39th of the innings.
Mahmood took three of the first four wickets to fall before lunch.
He trapped Neil Edwards and Samit Patel lbw and ripped out David Hussey's off pole as he did the Australian for pace.
And the first of Hogg's four came when first innings half-centurion Alex Hales murdered a cut shot to point, where Steven Croft took a fabulous low catch.
That left the score at 40-4, but Rikki Wessels and Steven Mullaney advanced it to 78-4 from 22 overs at lunch.
Lancashire, however, were soon back amongst the wickets. More precisely, Hogg was.
He claimed three in seven balls, including one with the first ball of the afternoon session, to leave Notts seven down and tottering.
He trapped Mullaney lbw and had Wessels caught behind down the leg-side by Gareth Cross in the first over before trapping Read lbw in the second.
But that brought Franks, who has now scored 40 or more in six of his last seven Championship innings against Lancashire after his first day 69, and Adams together.
They were positive, yet cautious as Lancashire struggled to stem the flow of runs.
Adams pulled Hogg for six and hooked Mahmood for two more, his third bringing up his fifty off 47 balls. He also hit five fours. Franks was far more cautious, only hitting six fours in his 64-ball half-century.
"Once Andre Adams gets going, as he's done in both innings, he can be quite hard to stop," said Hogg, who eventually saw the home side bowled for 216. "He can make this ground look very small.
"We tried all sorts. He's a tail-ender, and we were hoping that he'd hit one in the air, which he didn't seem to do. Saj ended up getting him with a good short ball, but him and Franks batted well."
The partnership was broken shortly before the second rain break when Adams gloved a short ball from Mahmood behind to leave the score at 200-8.
Another hour-long delay for the rain accounted for 16 overs of the day's allocation, but this time it was Lancs who came back out with more gusto.
Gary Keedy had Franks stumped by Cross for 57 off 88 balls and Mahmood had Fletcher caught by Maharoof at cover to complete his second five-for of the match.
That allowed Horton and Moore to reduce their victory target before the end of a day that lost 26 overs through weather.
Mahmood, who finished with 5-74 from 14.1 overs, notched the second ten-wicket haul of his career.
And Hogg, who recorded 4-44 from 12, added: "If you'd have said at the beginning of the game that we'd be chasing 240 to win in a day and a bit whatever happens, we'd have taken it."
Lancashire have been docked one point for a slow over rate.
Reports: Day 1 I Day 2
Graham Hardcastle
Photo (c) John Walton/EMPICS Sport
Article is copyright of Lancashire CCC and may not be reproduced without permission


text:
Classic juicy style with richness and softness. Black fruits, rich flavours, juicy, soft, textural, good mouthfeel...YUM!
"Our three tiered Yarra Valley wines, Single Section, Estate Grown and Villages, each reflect the site and season they are from. It is really interesting to see the character of the vineyard year to year." Steve Webber
We have long been known to produce quality Pinot Noir across different price points and this was once again highlighted at the Royal Sydney Wine Show on February 13th with our PHI, Riorret and Windy Peak wines each winning a gold medal.
The much anticipated James Halliday Australian Wine Companion 2014 has been released, with De Bortoli Wines the proud recipients of more than 55 reviews and outstanding scores for each of it's wineries.
Click here for full results
Join us at our Bilbul Estate this Easter Sunday for Celebrazione! There will be live music, food, wine (of course!) and entertainment for the kids. A great day out for the family.
Open 7 Days, Monday to Saturday 9am to 5pm, Sunday 9am to 4pm
Our Cellar Door is open 7 Days, 10am to 5pm. Locale Restaurant is open Thursday to Monday for lunch from 12pm. Saturday for lunch from 12noon and dinner from 6.30pm.
In the north east the King Valley is establishing a reputation for its delicious European style wines.
The De Bortoli vineyards cover 180 hectares along 3 kilometres of King River frontage where our staff can often be spotted fishing after a hard days work.
The cellar door, open daily from 10am-5pm, is a welcoming place where you can taste superb Hunter Valley vintages including single vineyard wines from Murphy's and Will's Hill vineyards.
This is another fantastic experience based on a simple Italian mountain lunch of Gorgonzola, truffled honey and sweet wine. It is easily replicated after a visit to our Yarra Valley Cheese Shop and Cellar Door.
...is to use as much local and fresh produce as possible. We currently produce all our own bread, pasta's and gelato. We are also growing vegetables as well as strawberries and a vast range of herbs....all this can be found planted in the gardens around the estate.
View Menu /// Book Online
View our great range of recipes from traditional Italian fare to delicious and indulgent desserts. Wine matches included.
Adam comes to us with a strong background in Italian cooking which fits in beautifully with the De Bortoli family's philosophy of delicious food shared with good friends and of course, good wine.
May is Aussie Wine Month and we are celebrating with a great range of offers and events from Cooking Demonstrations to Behind the Scenes tours. View more details
Join our Yarra Valley team for a morning cooking demonstration followed by a long table lunch paired with wines.
Cost: $130 pp (include class, lunch and wines) / Time: 10am - 3pm / Bookings: Phone (03) 5965 2271
De Bortoli Wines Hunter Valley is proud to play host to the Hunter Valley Markets.
We have lots of dates locked in for 2014! Please CLICK HERE to view
For updates follow our Hunter Valley Cellar Door on Facebook
Medium weight, textural, plums, dark fruits, fine gentle tannin. Enjoy with Gnocchi with a pork or duck ragu
Dark red with purple. Black fruits, rich flavours, juicy, soft, textural, good mouthfeel.
Soft and creamy palate that has length and finishes with nougat flavours. Great with Canapes and Oysters or Salmon dishes.
This sweet red wine is best served slighty chilled. Very refreshing, pair it with a luncheon with your girlfriends
Spiced Pear and Medjool Date Pie with Chai Ice Creamand Chicory
Steve Webber introduces you to the new Yarra range of wines.


text:
Spelt Berries with Roasted Beets, Sautéed Onions and Fresh Sage
Serves: 6
These ingredients are:
Corn-free Dairy-free Egg-free Peanut-free Soy-free Tree nut-free
- 5 medium beets, peeled Add to list
- 1 1/2 cups spelt berries Add to list
- 3 cups vegetable or chicken broth Add to list
- Pinch of salt Add to list
- 1 large red onion, cut in half and thinly sliced Add to list
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil Add to list
- 2 tablespoons chopped fresh sage leaves Add to list
- Freshly ground black pepper Add to list
Preheat oven to 400° F.
Wash and peel beets and and cut into quarters. Wrap the beets in aluminum foil, place on baking sheet and roast until beets can be easily pierced with a knife, about 30 to 40 minutes. Remove them from the oven and let cool.
Combine spelt berries in a saucepan with the broth and salt. Bring broth to a boil, reduce heat to low and simmer for about 1 hour until berries are tender.
Peel, trim and slice onion about 1/4 inch thick. Heat the olive oil over medium heat in a small skillet. Add onions and sauté, stirring, for about 5 minutes. Reduce heat to low and continue to cook, stirring often, for about 15 minutes more. Add chopped sage and cook 10 minutes. Set aside to cool.
When beets are cool enough to handle, cut 1/2 inch cubes and put in a serving bowl. Add red onion mixture to beets and stir to combine. Add spelt berries. Mix gently, season with salt & pepper to taste and serve.
Rita Condon adapted this recipe from Mangia, a cookbook by Ricardo Diaz and Nancy Jessup.
Served at the 2007 fall member meeting dinner, along with:
Recipe by, former PCC staff
Source: Mangia, a cookbook by Ricardo Diaz and Nancy Jessup
Learn more about our recipes. View guidelines »
Chime in! (our commenting policy)
Please use proper table manners when sharing food for thought on this or any other PCC Natural Markets forum. If a food fight starts, email firstname.lastname@example.com to blow the whistle.


text:
Farmer D Organic Planting Mix
- Summary
Daron Joffe, the founder of Farmer D Organics, is committed to biodynamic farming and earth-friendly practices. His custom planting mix provides ideal drainage, moisture retention and fertility.
- All-natural and organic planting mix ideal for filling raised beds and containers.
- Made using local and sustainable ingredients, including special Biodynamic® ingredients that support the soil's vitality and the health of the plants that grow in it.
- Custom formula is a balanced blend of peat, compost and aged pine bark.
- Each batch contains a large percentage of Farmer D Organics Biodynamic Blend Compost that is hand turned over a 10- to 12-week maturation period.
- Offers optimal drainage, moisture retention and fertility.
- Rich, living soil; not sterilized.
- 8-qt. bag: 10 lb.
- 25.5-qt. bag: 33 lbs.
- Made in USA.
- Use & Care
- Fill containers with planting mix almost to the top of the container, then mix in 1/2–3/4 lb. Farmer D Organic Fertilizer per cubic foot of planting mix.
- Use as a bedding mix by mounding on top of existing soil: pre-mix Farmer D Fertilizer at 1/2–3/4 lb. per cubic foot of Planting Mix. Mound prepared planting mix on top of either tilled or mulched ground 4"–8" deep and plant.
- You can also plant directly in the bag: For deep-rooting crops, open top of bag, mix in a handful of Farmer D Fertilizer, plant and water. For shallow-rooting crops like herbs and lettuce, lay bag flat, cut small slits every 6", mix a pinch of fertilizer into the hole, set seed or plants in the hole, and water.
- Ingredients
- 45% aged pine bark, 30% Farmer D Biodynamic Compost (composted cotton gin waste, composted pine peelings, chicken litter, composted green waste, peat humus, granite dust and biodynamic preparations [processed yarrow, chamomile, nettle, oak bark, dandelion, valerian and horsetail herb]), 15% peat humus, 10% topsoil, 5% sand.
- Shipping
Shipping Information
This item will be shipped directly from the manufacturer and is not eligible for rush shipping. Please allow up to four weeks for delivery.
Shipping Rates
The shipping rate varies depending on your order total and shipping destination. View Shipping Options and Charges.
Return Policy
At Williams-Sonoma, we take great pride in the quality and craftsmanship of our products. If, within 30 days, you are not completely satisfied with your purchase for any reason, please return the item for an exchange or refund of the merchandise value. View Full Return Policy.
You May Also Need
Farmer D All-Purpose Organic Fertilizer
- Free Shipping
- Online Only


text:
Partnership Assistant
(3 posts) CHW12/1123
£17,161 - £19,126 per annum
Partnership Coordinator
(3 posts) CHW12/1124
£32,574 - £36,306 per annum
Family Practitioner
(10 posts) CHW12/1125
£22,221 - £23,708 per annum
Norfolk Family Focus Project, various locations throughout the county
All contracts are temporary for one year This is an exciting opportunity to be part of a Government incentivised initiative in the development of a new service, Norfolk Family Focus. This programme was initiated through the Governments Troubled Families Agenda. We are looking for a team to have the skills to develop new ways of working with families which focus on lasting change. There is a strong emphasis on partnership working across
all the agencies supporting children, young people and families.
For further details and how to apply:
Online: www.norfolkccjobs.com
Telephone: 01603 222212
Email: email@example.com
Please quote the relevant job reference
Closing date: 20 December 2012
Norfolk County Council welcomes applicants irrespective of age, disability, gender, ethnicity, sexual orientation,
religion or belief. We are committed to supporting flexible working practices for our employees. This authority is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.
Jobs24 has been produced to make life easy for people interested in finding a new local job. We work with local employers and recruitment agencies to help you find a new job in your local area quickly and easily. With our simple job search you can quickly find the right job for you. Jobs24 also has a free CV Matching service! Whether you are looking for your first job, a part time job, a full time job, a step up the career ladder, or a big promotion, there is bound to be something here for you – start your job search with Jobs24 now! Archant Community Media Ltd is registered in England under Company Registration Number 19300, and the Registered Office is Prospect House, Rouen Road, Norwich NR1 1RE. The Materials and Design featured on this site are subject to copyright protection. Copyright © 2013 Archant Community Media Ltd. All rights reserved.
By using this site, you agree we can set and use
cookies. For more details of these cookies and how
to disable them, see our cookie policy.


text:
Bumboo Snap Silk Fitted
" We have only used Bumboo as our night time diaper solution for my daughter from birth to current (13 months old). We now use exra bamboo inserts at night. Great night time diaper that has never leaked! " --w1ldl1femama
Sustainablebabyish Interlock Longies
"I LOVE my sbish longies. I have tried other brands and these fit the best, by far. The thick interlock is durable, easy to care for and works SO well. The colors are easy to match with shirts found at the store too, making them a great item for wardrobe wear." --poonico
Sustainablebabyish Knit Wool Longies
Sustainablebabyish knit wool longies are soft, stretchy, durable, & super absorbent. A year-round, day & night essential for cloth diapering, sustainablebabyish wool longies are machine knit using öko-tex certified wool yarn and dyed with low impact öko-tex certified dye. A double-layer knit makes these longies ultra absorbent yet breathable. sustainablebabyish knit wool...
sustainablebabyish Interlock Soakers
"Though these are a little pricey, you can find them reasonable used and they are WELL worth it. These covers (along with their longies) are my favorite wool covers. They work better, fit better and hold up better than any other interlock cover I've tried. You can't go wrong with these." --poonico


text:
L.C. Andrew Maine Cedar Log Homes
The Smart Choice...
An L.C. Andrew Maine Cedar Log Home is an extremely well built Energy Efficient log home. You'll be pleased to own a Maine Cedar Log Home, knowing it will stand the test of time with low maintenance and because it is built from top to bottom with the very best materials, even where you can't see them. Since 1926 quality has been our focus.
Maine Cedar Log Homes of Vermont offers the complete line of Maine Cedar Log Homes designs. We offer
data recovery services data recovery services data recovery in Dover data recovery in Dover Westfield MA hard disk recovery Westfield MA hard disk recovery hard disk recovery services http://www.datarecoveryleaders.com/virginia/data-recovery-in-virginia-beach-va/ Grapevine TX hard drive recovery Grapevine TX hard drive recovery hard drive recovery services hard drive recovery services Lakewood WA data recovery Lakewood WA data recovery disk recovery Frederick MD disk recovery Frederick MD Murfreesboro hard drive recovery Murfreesboro hard drive recovery Data Recovery Leaders Data Recovery Leaders Yonkers NY hard disk recovery Yonkers NY hard disk recovery hard disk recovery services hard disk recovery services raid disk recovery raid disk recovery Buckeye hard disk recovery http://www.datarecoveryleaders.com/arizona/data-recovery-in-buckeye-az/ hard disk data recovery http://www.datarecoveryleaders.com/ohio/data-recovery-in-marion-oh/ data recovery data recovery Fayetteville NC hard drive recovery Fayetteville NC hard drive recovery disk recovery http://www.datarecoveryleaders.com/ohio/data-recovery-in-fairfield-oh/ raid disk recovery http://www.datarecoveryleaders.com/california/data-recovery-in-ventura-ca/ raid disk recovery raid disk recovery hard drive recovery Compton http://www.datarecoveryleaders.com/california/data-recovery-in-compton-ca/ disk recovery http://www.datarecoveryleaders.com/california/data-recovery-in-cathedral-city-ca/ hard disk data recovery hard disk data recovery
a variety of styles of log homes including, camp style log homes, contemporary log homes, chalet style log homes, ranch style log homes, cape style log homes and custom built log homes. Our in-house design team can create a custom log home design from any of our standard log home floor plans or from your own plans to help you build the log home of your dreams.
Maine Cedar Log Homes representatives are committed to making your home purchase and construction a pleasant experience. We source qualified log home builders in Vermont and always seek to provide excellent customer service. Contact us today about starting your log home in Vermont.
Phone: 1-800-427-5647
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Visit the Maine Cedar Log Homes company website to view all the log home designs and to learn more about our high quality northern white cedar log homes.
Log Cabin Directory is a leading source for log home information for shoppers and owners of log and timber frame homes and log cabins. Find architects, dealers, builders, manufacturers, floor plans, renovation and DIY maintenance information, and see us featured there!


text: A luxury bedding collection with a classically inspired French country design in hues of teal and pastel grey, the Lenox Rutledge bedding collection will transform any bedroom into sumptuous and luxurious retreat. True to the Lenox China design tradition and inspired by the Lenox Rutledge Legacy china pattern, the classically inspired embroidered design of the Rutledge bed set is accented by an elegant toile print and lace details. Available in Queen, King and California king sizes, the Rutledge comforter set features a crisp blue cotton fabric and is accented with a delicate taupe floral cutwork design.


text:
Due in large part to its 24/7, global presence, "cyberstalking" appears to cause its victims more stress and trauma than in-person stalking, according to a leading psychologist's observations.
Click here to read the full story.
The Health News section does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. See additional information.


text:
Click here for larger image
Figure 1. Format of Incoming Submission Messages
phpinfo(), which prints information about your server's PHP setup.
$mbox = imap_open($mailbox, $username, $password);
$username and
$password parameters obviously are the username and password for the account. For a Gmail account, the username is the user's full email address, e.g. email@example.com.
$mailbox parameter. It's a string parameter with a special format. I also had a special requirement. In Gmail, you use labels to group related emails rather than filing them in folders. I wanted to access only those messages with the label "Current Batch" (see Figure 2).
Click here for larger image
Figure 2. Gmail Labels for Group Related Emails
$mailbox is set as follows:
$mailbox = '{imap.gmail.com:993/ssl/novalidate-cert}Current Batch';
/ssl flag after the port number. The
/novalidate-cert flag tells the function not to bother validating the SSL server's certificate. In addition, there are several other flags you can specify, such as
/readonly for a read-only connection. (See the IMAP manual on php.net for the full list.)
$n = imap_num_msg($mbox);
for ($i = 1; $i <= $n; $i++) {
$header = imap_headerinfo($mbox, $i);
. . .
imap_header_info(), it takes the mailbox object and the message number as parameters.
$body = imap_body($mbox, $i);
$mbox = imap_open($mailbox, $username, $password);) simply echoes the message contents, but if you know how the message body is formatted you can parse it and do something more useful with the information. If you really want to get fancy you can work with multipart MIME-encoded messages using
imap_fetchstructure() and


text:
Five radiant elements let you maximize the 30-inch cooking surface, letting you cook more at one time Double-ring elements feature two element sizes, creating the versatility to match cookware size to power needs 6-inch melt element provides a range of ultra-low settings for even melting without scorching
We are authorized to ship KitchenAid products to certain areas only. Please enter your zip code below to purchase this item.
Click here to download Care and Use Guide for this item.
Click here to download Installation Instructions for this item.
Receive Up To a $1000 MasterCard Prepaid Card by mail with Purchase of Select KitchenAid Brand Appliances.
Type of Promotion:
Valid from: 01/01/14 to 03/31/14


text:
The Links Directory
Weather Radios and Scanners Transistors, ICs, Diodes Slip Seater Boxes & Accessories Repair Essentials Regulated DC Power Supplies Radio cases Radio Mounting Brackets Noise and Line Filters Mobile CB and 10 Meter Antennas Mobile Antenna Mounting Hardware Misc. Items Microphones Meters and Diagnostic Equipment Marine VHF Antennas Marine Radios Light Bulbs and LEDs Heat Shrink Tubing GPS and Navigation GMRS/FRS Radios Fuses and Fuse Blocks Face Plates External Speakers Echo Boards and Noise Toys Custom Replacement Knobs Close out items Cables CB Radios Base CB and 10 Meter Antennas Audio Speakers & Sub-woofers Audio Receivers, DVD, x-overs Audio Amplifiers & Accessories 10 Meter CW Tansmitters / Amps 10 & 12 Meter Radio Accessories 10 & 12 Meter HAM Radios
Your IP Address is: 18.104.22.168
Copyright © 2014 Mobile Radio Store. Powered by Zen Cart


text:
Red Fighters: MiGs
The MiGs that Put Heat in the Cold War Can Now be Flown by Westerners
Phil Scott
From the Print Edition:
Demi Moore, Autumn 96
There was nothing like it. Not on this side of the Yalu River during the Korean War. Our boys--still flying the hot piston-engine equipment that brought the likes of Tojo and Hitler to their knees in The Big One--they could only sit in their cockpits and whisper "What the hell was that?" when they encountered their first MiG. It was just a jet-powered flash of silver in the sky, the fastest thing on wings. Our early jets were no match: the MiG was lighter, quicker and climbed higher than anything we could throw against it, even the remarkable F-86 Sabre. Hell, a MiG could turn circles inside a Sabre jet.
There was the time that famed ace Col. Francis "Gabby" Gabreski and his old wingman, Bud Mahurin, were just stooging along in Sabres when suddenly the sky lit up with high-explosive cannon shells. "We looked back and saw him. He had us set up like I would like to find a couple of them set up," the colonel recalls. "Fortunately for me he fired out of range. Before we knew what was going on, the MiG hit max Mach and disappeared over the Yalu River."
Back then it seemed that if...just if...our guys could wrestle one of those screaming banshees from behind the Iron Curtain, get behind the controls and wring the secrets from its Russian-made hide, we could have that war sewed up in no time. It seemed that way every time there was a different war, and a newer generation of MiGs flying in it.
Now Americans--and other Westerners--finally can get as many MiGs as they want, through the simple capitalistic method of buying them. Ever since the Soviet Union crashed, the sleek, snub-nosed little MiG 15 fighter has become available to, and popular with, aircraft collectors. So have a number of its more youthful brethren--MiGs 17, 21 and 23--which fly faster and grow more complex and sophisticated as the number ratchets upward. Even the latest and most advanced of the lineage, the MiG 29, can be quietly obtained for the right price: around $32 million. The rest, though, can be had still in the packing crate, fresh off the container vessel, for between $30,000 and $40,000 each. Compared with your average piston-powered warbird--compared with just about any airplane on the market today, vintage or not--that's quite a bargain.
But as one MiG pilot described it, the price tag is only the down payment on the entry fee for a very exclusive club. To put it another way: you just can't walk up to one at the used-aircraft lot, strap your butt to its 7,000 pounds of thrust, kick in the after-burners and go. The reasons tend to be numerous and complex. For starters, there's the Federal Aviation Administration, America's governmental watchdog for all things aeronautical. Though part of the FAA's official mission is to support and encourage airborne activities, unofficially it tends to take a dim view of hyper-swift warbirds in civilian hands, especially hyper-swift foreign warbirds--no matter if they're 30 or 40 years old. According to Robert O'Haver, an aviation safety inspector for the FAA, "From the point of view of the FAA, such aircraft are not certificated in accordance to U.S. standards, and the manufacturing country doesn't have a bilateral agreement with us. We don't know what went into its design and manufacture."
Further, and perhaps foremost in the minds of FAA officials, not only are such machines overwhelmingly fast, they also tend to carry nothing practical except a pilot or two and several hundred gallons of highly volatile fuel, and they are unforgiving to the slightest mistake of the pilot. Says George McNeil, another FAA safety inspector, "These things are so high profile that if they crash, the next thing we know we're hearing from the district's congressman."
"A MiG is meant to be a mean and nasty airplane to the guy chasing it, and it can be mean and nasty to the guy who's flying it," says Bill Reesman, a former U.S. fighter jock who spent his two decades in uniform studying every which way to kill a MiG in combat. After 320 missions over Vietnam--without ever tangling with one--Reesman now owns and flies a MiG 17 in the air show circuit. He knows all too well that it doesn't take much to turn a 700-mile-an-hour jet into a smoking crater, since it almost happened to him.
In February 1994, Reesman's mechanic had just changed the engine on the pilot's first MiG 17, and Reesman took off for a shakedown flight. Suddenly, there was a loud explosion; the controls started shaking and Reesman looked back and saw his tail engulfed in flames. Then his thousands of hours of military training kicked in, and without even thinking he hauled the fighter around and put it down on the runway, then set a land-speed record scampering away from the burning wreck. "I donated what's left to the Eugene, Oregon, Air and Space Museum to show how much the MiG could take and fly," he says with a measured, unflappable tone that tells you sleep wasn't disturbed none that night.
Though exact numbers are hard to come by, soon there will be more MiGs in America than classic U.S. fighter jets. The U.S. government's dim view of warbirds in private hands is partly responsible. Since the dawn of the jet age, standard operating procedurefor dealing with obsolete American-built aircraft has consisted of hacking them to pieces in the desert, then melting the chunks into ingots. A select few jets, donated as ready-made sculpture for parks and military bases or as cadavers for trade school students, got away with having holes chopped in their wing spars to render them unflyable. An American citizen who wants to get a flyable, U.S.-made ex-interceptor must usually buy it from a country that received fighter jets from the United States.
Communist countries, however, never bothered much with their old machines. The air forces of Russia, China, Poland and all the rest tended to cart their spent, weary MiGs out to the nearest pasture and leave them. Who could afford to rebuild, fly and maintain one, anyway?
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
Risk Management Consulting provides enterprise level risk management and insurance review services to organizations nationwide. We bring together three decades of real world experience, in-depth regulatory knowledge, and clear communications to deliver comprehensive business solutions that are tailored to the needs of your company.
Contact Risk Management Consulting today to learn more about our services, or to schedule a consultation.
Latest News
Food safety lacking in first quarter of 2011
April 26, 2011
There have been more than 100 food recalls during the first quarter of 2011, writes Dan Flynn at Food Safety News.
Remember that the FDA now has the power to force a recall of suspect products.
Four days into the new year, President Obama signed the FDA Food Safety and Modernization Act,… (read more)
Smart Phones Pose a New Risk
September 13, 2010
A new article at CFO Magazine discusses the issue of smartphone use by employees. Employees using their personal mobile devices to store and transmit company data represents a growing legal risk.
If a company is sued or investigated, it could be required as part of the discovery process to… (read more)
On the Value of Third-Party Contract Reviews
July 2, 2010
Contract Compliance — Third-party contract reviews can maximize revenue, minimize costs
By Gary Sturisky, MBA, CPA, CMC; Global Practice Leader, Risk Advisory, Jefferson Wells
This article presents a well-thought-out rationale for reviewing vendor contracts and auditing vendor compliance… (read more)
10 Key Product Recall Considerations for Food and Beverage Companies
June 11, 2010
Food and Beverage product recalls have proliferated in the past few years, leading many consumers to question the integrity of growers, manufacturers, distributors, retailers and regulators. Unfortunately, many companies continue to be unprepared to conduct rapid and appropriate operations and… (read more)
First Lettuce Recall of 2010
May 7, 2010
Unfortunately for consumers, terrorists do not need to strike at America's food supply – E.coli is being introduced into the food supply without their help. With the advent of Spring comes the first lettuce recall of the season. The following story was published today in The Columbus Dispatch… (read more)
Data Quality Continues to Hamper Financial Institution Operational Risk Management
May 5, 2010
A survey conducted in February 2010 by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) for SAS found that only 39 percent of respondents believe they are effectively collecting, storing and aggregating data; while four out of five companies surveyed are increasing investment in data quality and… (read more)


text:
Federal Premium Gold Medal Extra-Lite Ammunition 12 Gauge 2-3/4" 1-1/8 oz #7-1/2 Shot
Product Family #: 953694464
Suggested Products
- MidwayUSA Compact Competition Range Bag... $34.99 Select Options
- Caldwell Orange Peel Target 8" Self-Adhesive Bullseye Package... $10.29 Out of Stock, Backorder OK
- Bob Allen Shooter's Gun Toe Pad Leather Brown... $9.19 Available
- Champion Eyes and Ears Range Safety Kit Combo-Passive Muffs... $24.49 Available
- The Outdoor Connection Rigid Shotshell Pouch with Box Holder... $27.99 Out of Stock, Backorder OK
Substitute Products
- Federal Top Gun Ammunition 12 Gauge 2-3/4" 1-1/8 oz #7-1/2... $6.69 - $65.99 Select Options
- Winchester AA Heavy TrAAcker Ammunition 12 Gauge 2-3/4" 1-1/8... $9.49 - $93.99 Select Options
- Winchester AA Light Target Ammunition 12 Gauge 2-3/4" 1-1/8 oz... $8.99 - $88.99 Select Options
- Fiocchi Dove & Target Ammunition 12 Gauge 2-3/4" 1-1/8 oz... $7.89 - $76.99 Select Options
- Remington Premier STS Light Target Ammunition 12 Gauge 2-3/4"... $9.99 - $98.99 Select Options
- Winchester AA Heavy Target Ammunition 12 Gauge 2-3/4" 1-1/8 oz... $9.29 - $91.99 Select Options
You must be 21 years or older to order ammunition. Ammo must ship UPS ground. Due to Department of Transportation regulations, we cannot accept returns on ammo. Please check local laws before ordering.
Product Information
Federal Premium Gold Medal Shotshell ammunition is Federal's premier target ammunition. Trusted by countless serious shooters, this ammunition is loaded with the absolute best components including extra hard shot and the hot 209A primer. The resulting ammunition delivers consistent and uniform patterns which in turn delivers more wins on the target shooting circuit. Available in several different loads, you're sure to find your winning combination.
Technical Information
Gauge/Bore: 12
Shell Length: 2-3/4"
Shot Weight: 1-1/8 oz
Shot Size: #7-1/2
Shot Type: Lead
Ballistics Information:
Muzzle Velocity: 1100 fps
Technical Information
Ballistics Information:
Know someone who may like this? Email this Page to a Friend
Customer Reviews
The statements and opinions expressed within Customer Reviews reflect each author's personal perspective and do not imply endorsement by MidwayUSA, its Employees or any other organization. Customers should in no way infer that MidwayUSA has validated review information as safe, accurate or appropriate.
NOTE: Prices, specifications and availability are subject to change without notice.
We reserve the right to correct typographic, photographic and/or descriptive errors.
We reserve the right to correct typographic, photographic and/or descriptive errors.


text:
$30,000 top prize!
1) Scratch YOUR 18 LETTERS box.2) Scratch only the letters in the crossword PUZZLE that match those in the YOUR 18 LETTERS box.3) Reveal 3 or more complete WORDS in the PUZZLE, win the prize indicated in the PRIZE LEGEND.4) If you win in the PUZZLE and any one of the completely uncovered WORDS has a green line printed through the entire word, win TRIPLE the prize shown in the PRIZE LEGEND for that same winning play.5) The PUZZLE and the BONUS game are played separately.
$3 1:8$5 1:16$9 1:61$10 1:51$15 1:151$20 1:76$30 1:151$50 1:538$60 1:1,440$100 1:4,800$150 1: 7,200$1,000 1:480,000$30,000 1:720,000


text:
This program is especially useful when the main difference between the two LaTeX files is in permutation of sections, moved equations, etc. Given 2 LaTeX files, it prepares 2 annotated LaTeX files showing which equations of the 1st file are identical, or close, or similar, to which equations of the 2nd file. It does the same with the pieces of text. It also saves the snippets of text and equations from each text into separate files in 2 new folders, allowing the user to see the difference using a diff program.
Mathpump is a simplistic remote collaboration tool. It could be useful for those researchers who tend to think by drawing pictures (e.g. theoretical physics). Bob uses Inkscape to draw a picture, which is incrementally transmitted to the Alice's computer so she can look at it. She answers by drawing her own picture, which is transmitted to Bob. Transmission happens every time the SVG file is saved. The transmission is incremental; what is actually transmitted is the difference between the old version of the SVG file and the new one.


text:
Lewandowski feud threatens to end Dortmund dream
- Robert Lewandowski, 24. Football player. Nicknames: The Machine; Lewangoalski. One of the most talented strikers in the game. Destroyed Real Madrid in the Champions League semi-final almost single handedly. Borussia Dortmund top scorer in back-to-back seasons. Poland international. Has all the makings of a superstar. Happily married. No children.
- Robert Lewandowski, 24. Football player. One of the most talented strikers in the game. Destroyed his reputation at Dortmund almost single handedly (well, his agent helped). Future Bayern Munich star. Poland international. Has all the makings of falling from grace. Happily married. No children.
The Lewandowski saga has turned from one of the more exciting dramas of this summer into a nasty tug-of-war between Borussia Dortmund, the player and his agents.
- Understanding the Lewandowski saga
If you have followed the story over the last couple of months, you will either have formed an opinion, tuned in for the pure entertainment factor or looked on with amazement at how the Bundesliga is trying to make up for all those years in the long shadow of headline-grabbing transfers of the three other European top leagues - England, Spain and Italy. Or all of the above.
The facts are quite simple. Lewandowski joined Borussia Dortmund from Lech Poznan in the summer of 2010. He signed a four-year deal, earning somewhere between €1.5 million and €1.8 million. A decent amount of money from what was one of Europe's less attractive leagues.
That's how Borussia Dortmund did - and still, on a much higher level, do - business. Scout players from the not so obvious leagues, show them around at the Westfalenstadion, and let them dream of playing in front of the Yellow Wall. Show them their place in Jurgen Klopp's side and - if all parties agree - sign the player for little money.
And thus it was with Lewandowski. He had wanted out of Poznan the summer before 2010, but the Polish club insisted that he was to stay one more season. And so he did. Lech Poznan won the championship and Lewandowski became top scorer.
He joined a Dortmund side on the upswing. In his first year at the club, BVB raced to the title. Lewandowski, however, had a hard time getting past first-choice striker Lucas Barrios and mainly featured in central midfield during the second half of the season.
During the next campaign Barrios got injured, Lewandowski grabbed his chance, Barrios left, and Lewandowski became what he is now: one of the most complete attacking players in the Bundesliga.
The same term, Dortmund not only repeated their Bundesliga triumph, but also put five past Bayern Munich goalkeeper Manuel Neuer in the German Cup final; Lewandowksi scored a hat-trick.
That season, however, Dortmund did not make it past the Champions League group stages and German football, frankly, consisted of Bayern Munich against the rest of world. And Bayern were a step ahead of the rest. In January 2012, Bayern president Uli Hoeness said: "We will sign a bomb for our attack." That bomb was Lewandowski, who responded to a proposed move by saying: "Why should I do that? I'm playing for the champions."
However, contract talks regarding a renewal at Dortmund failed. Lewandowski was stuck with his old contract (€1.5 million to €1.8 million). Dortmund had offered him a deal until 2016 or 2017, but agents Cezary Kucharski and Maik Barthel entered proceedings in March 2012 claiming: "We are disappointed with the offer."
When Bayern planned their capture of a bomb, the fall out proved to be explosive.
In 2012-13, Bayern ran away with the Bundesliga title, putting 25 points between themselves and Dortmund, who finished second. During the early stages of the season, Die Roten general manager Uli Hoeness remarked Dortmund were a regional phenomena and added that nobody cared about Dortmund outside of Germany. Lewandowski and the other Dortmund players changed that during the season.
An excellent Champions League season turned the club into Europe's hipster club, their "real love" and "fairytale" marketing campaigns surpassed Bayern's efforts by a mile. Yet while becoming a mainstream club they also managed to retain their indie status.
When Dortmund put up a brave fight against Bayern Munich in the Champions League final and lost, they had long won the hearts of Europe.
But Borussia not only lost the Champions League final to Bayern, but also rising star Mario Goetze. €37 million and thank you. Upstarts Dortmund are immediately weaker.
You have to know all of the above to understand what the Lewandowski saga. Bayern are not interested in sharing glory. And are doing all they can to keep their rivals down; to stay at the top, to defend their status for all those years to come. They hire the best coach there is, Pep Guardiola, and beat the likes of Manchester United and Chelsea to it.
But all the time the domestic rivals Dortmund do not give up and that worries them.
It is a fight. A good fight. A highly entertaining fight. Rivalry, for the first time in many years. Between the two Champions League finalists, both from a league that had been written off not so many years ago.
It's one of the reasons we all love football. Not only for the 90 minutes on the pitch, but also for those tales of clubs returning from the brink, those invaluable hours and hours we keep chatting away about the club's new striker, the bizarre move made by our biggest rivals, the new system that just doesn't work out and how we could do better.
A football fan, who has lost his heart to a club will give his all week in, week out. Very rarely, however, he expects great things to happen to team he supports. The club is usually stuck in mid-table, lost their best player to another club, bought an overweight player in the final chapter of his career, suffer last minute defeats at the hands of the local rivals...
Borussia, however, have turned their fortunes around and are living the dream. Jurgen Klopp's arrival five years ago, the outstanding transfer policy and a great economic ideology have helped Dortmund return from the brink to the top of Europe in both sporting and financial terms.
The Lewandowski story could end the dream.
It's nasty transfer saga for Dortmund fans; a player wanting away from the second best club in Europe, from the second best club in Germany, to go to rivals that have already plundered Dortmund for talent this summer.
"We have a contract. See it out and go wherever you want to," Dortmund told Lewandowski. "It's unfair ... I've been cheated," cried Lewandowski. "We need to talk," roared the agents. "I might lose my motivation," threatened Lewandowski.
And Bayern sat laughing at the bomb they planted, knowingly or not.
"We are a footballing club not a debating club," Klopp added and put the focus back on the game. Adding: "For me what he does [on the pitch] is a thousand times more important than what he says because what he does needs no interpretation."
Although Dortmund officials might be fuming inside, so far they have not shown any signs of giving in to a transfer to Bayern this summer. But for Dortmund fans the transfer saga - and the Goetze story - has been a return to normality after three years of dreaming.
Still, if Dortmund's relative return to normality in 2013 means coping with those stories and taking on the big guys in Germany, that is still so much more than could have been expected when Lewandowski, football player, nicknames: The Machine; Lewangoalski, put pen to paper on that four-year deal in 2010.


text:
Scorpio: Career & Finance
Monthly Career
Although you may begin the day playing from the sidelines, you're soon in the thick of the action. Some folks with authority have an eye on you, so show what you're made of. And that you're in it to win.
8 Birth Stories Crazier Than Yours6 hours ago
'Intense' is a word people often use to describe you, and today shows how they're right. Your energy is focused like a laser, but it is entirely positive, so don't worry about the consequences.
5 Ways to Snag a Man Without Scaring Him AwayFri, Apr 11, 2014 1:27 PM EDT
OMG! What Do I Text Him If… (a Sample Guide to Texting & Dating)Thu, Apr 10, 2014 4:15 PM EDT
You'll feel a surge of energy today, like you ate a jar of jalapenos and followed it up with espresso. You didn't of course, but that nutritious breakfast helped you tackle a couple of key items. You can duplicate today's success tomorrow by eating another big breakfast of eggs, turkey sausage, toast and OJ.
This Rice Bowl Is Your New Lunch Go-ToTue, Apr 15, 2014 4:12 PM EDT
How to Cook Perfect Brown RiceTue, Apr 15, 2014 9:05 AM EDT
If it's not broken, leave it alone. But if it is, today is a great time to spruce up your things and put them back in tip-top shape. So replace that damaged heel, retack those hems or replenish your supply of missing earring backs. Tighten up your situation!


text:
Defining "rich" is usually a numbers game. Is it $400,000 a year in income, or $5 million in net worth? Is $250,000 rich in New York? In Peoria?
But wealth is just a vehicle for greater ends. So when asked about their broader definitions of wealth, a majority of investors surveyed in a recent study by the Spectrem Group said wealth meant "greater security." Ranking a distant second place was "more happiness," followed by "more responsibility" and "more fun." Ranking last was "more stress."
The results, however, differed by age and net worth. Older respondents were far more likely to say that being rich meant security, while younger investors were more likely to associate being rich with happiness and fun.
(Read more: Where Do the Happiest Millionaires Live?)
Older investors were also more likely to say wealth brought more responsibility and a more complicated life.
The richer you are, the more likely you are to associate being rich with security and responsibility. And corporate executives were more likely to associate being rich with "more stress."
What does this all tell us? That Americans have a pretty good sense of what wealth can – and more importantly – cannot buy. Yes, it brings a certain form of security and fun. But it also brings more responsibility, stresses and complications. Wealth doesn't erase life's problems: it just replaces them with more expensive ones.
(Read more: Rich Want to Give Kids Values, But Spoil Them Too)
In my experience of reporting on the rich, being rich seldom means "less work." Except, of course, for lottery winners.
To me Warren Buffett just gave the best definition (and motivation) of being rich: "To allow me to do what I want to do everyday." Even if that means spending your days reading balance sheets and quarterly earnings reports.


text:
Contact Us
Current Region: North America
Your selections will be saved and used to recommend products based on your interests.
Nov 21 2013 8:30AM - Nov 22 2013 5:00PM | DoubleTree by Hilton (formerly The Burlington Hotel)
Upper Leeson Street
Dublin 4
View PDF
Mobile App now available!
Free EDM Mobile App is now available on iPhone, Android, and mobile web. Search for DIA EDM2013 in your app store and download the free app.
Here's How to Get Your App for Android devices:Go to the Android Market on your device and search for DIA EDM2013 to locate the app and install.Or use the direct link to the Android version
Here's How to Get Your App for Apple devices:Go to the Apple App Store on your device and search for DIA EDM2013 to locate the app and install.Or use the direct link to the Apple version
Mobile WebIf you want to access the app through a traditional device, please use the Mobile Web Version
Log in with the email address you submitted when registering.
iPhone users turn Settings > Mail/Contacts/Calendar > Calendars section >Time Zone Support ON or else reminders and notifications will use Eastern Standard Time (GMT -5).
During the middle-ages alchemists were looking for the Philosopher's Stone. As it was believed then, the mythical substance could not only turn lead into gold, but also prolong life and restore youth by rejuvenation. Although the goal set was not achieved, alchemy paved the way to scientific method and so to the medical advances of today. This has transformed our lives in more ways than one.
Computer use and the introduction of digital technologies has affected virtually every aspect of daily life in the last decades of the 20th century. One might think that the bulk of the digital revolution was over. Is computer science getting old? Surprisingly, as the 21st century advances, we are witnessing an even greater acceleration of technology with tablets, social media, the cloud and unprecedented computing power at hand.
Enabling technologies, including changing taxonomy, are undergoing what humans always dreamed for themselves: A second youth, a rejuvenation.
Join us at the 14th European DIA eDM Conference to find out the latest trends in document management, content and information management, electronic submissions and a lot more… and witness the rejuvenation of eDM.
Register for the EDM and for the Joint DIA/IMB Common European Submissions Platform (CESP) Information Day and receive a 25% discount on the CESP registration rate. Contact us for details.
DIA has blocked a number of rooms at the following hotel:
The DoubleTree by Hilton (former "The Burlington Hotel")Upper Leeson StreetDublin 4, IrelandTel: +353 (0)1 618 5600Fax: +353 (0)1 6185693
In order to book your accommodation, we would kindly ask you to click here, and fill out the Hotel Booking Form.
Kindly click here to access the Hotel website
For registration information please call Customer Services on +41 61 225 51 51
For programme information please contact Sharon Evans Schuler at DIA: firstname.lastname@example.com
For information on Exhibition please contact Roxann Schumacher at DIA: firstname.lastname@example.com
Founder and CEOMAIA Consulting SARL, Switzerland
Senior Regulatory Affairs ScientisteCTDconsultancy B.V., Netherlands
Managing DirectorMarr Consultancy Ltd, United Kingdom
Global Business Development DirectorPhlexglobal Ltd, United Kingdom
Senior Manager PMO, EPD-ITAbbott Healtcare Products B.V., Netherlands
Room: Meeting Room 8
Room: Meeting Room 2
Session Chair(s):
Rejuvenation is about change, renewal, reinventing.Changing our way of working with each other, among industrial competitors, sponsors and regulators, developers and investigators. Renewing the way we use technology, old and new, to unleash our intellectual potential. Reinventing the way we struggle to bring medicines to patients, relief to suffering and ultimately accomplishment for our own selves.
Regulatory Inspections are viewed as the greatest challenge of any eTMF process and system. The MHRA and EMA have clearly stated their requirements from an eTMF system, especially regarding:
• need for direct access
• minimal training
• chain of custody
• effective organisation and structure
• timelines for submission
• single source
• minimising signatures
• validated process
This session will focus on case studies and real experiences with Regulatory Inspections and eTMFs.
After 11 years in the public domain, the eCTD standard:
• Is more stable
• Is better understood by industry, regulators and vendors
• Is more widely implemented in ICH and non-ICH countries
• Has mature tools available
However, anyone who has tried to migrate submissions from one eCTD publishing tool to another, or has submitted eCTDs to multiple regulatory agencies, will likely agree that issues of compliance and interoperability between tools remain.
The ETICS study, now in its third iteration and a special project of the IRISS Forum, was designed to explore these issues and to guide vendors toward a better understanding of ICH and agency requirements as well as demonstrate how their tools interoperate with competitors' tools. This session will review the findings of ETICS III in the US, EU and Canada.
A TMF is not just a collection of documents, it is a powerful knowledge base – within a study or across a portfolio of studies. If properly managed and harnessed, the TMF can be of strategic use in terms of lessons learned and historical activities and can provide a basis for future decision making. On a study basis, using design parameters, milestones and events can be used to understand how complete a TMF is. Clinical data warehousing can also be leveraged to create a more holistic eTMF. This session will investigate the business intelligence that can be gained from a TMF, and specifically an eTMF.
Join this session to learn how integration of different technologies can multiply their value. Rejuvenation may be achieved by mixing ingredients wisely.
As the pharmaceutical industry moves to a primarily digital environment, most clinical sites are left with file cabinets, boxes and perhaps rooms of paper generated for past trials. It is understood that the documents are controlled by the site, but who owns the retention decision and financially supports it has long been a question with different interpretations. The decision to retain the paper can have both a regulatory and legal ingredients with a perhaps dash of reluctance added for interest. We will present a case study from one sponsor company who has adopted a global process to provide answers to the sites burdened with paper as part of the overall look at site based documentation.
Whereas eSubmission relates to submission teams within a pharmaceutical industry, it actually impacts all contributors to regulatory dossiers. It goes beyond format; such as indexing of dossiers, applicants, products, submissions and documents. Properly and consistently defined metadata definitions offer contributors to retrieve information from an electronic repository. Subsequently, information can be shown in context of a particular product in a particular country or in any other context. One might view the content; another might view a dashboard of what was submitted where and others might use the same information to analyse differences across dossiers. This session teaches us on where we are concerning eSubmission in Switzerland; where we might improve consistency and taxonomy in general and what to expect from eCTD v4.0.
Cloud computing has been around for many years and the use of cloud-based solutions in professional environments has recently reached unprecedented dimensions. However, regulated industries such as pharma and biotech have been hesitant to adopt the cloud in spite of its obvious advantages both in terms of functionality and cost. Validation has been a concern as it is pushed even further away from companies' direct control and the use of cloud-based solutions to collaborate and ultimately to submit registration dossiers for new drugs needs to be understood and mastered by the relevant experts. Join this session to hear about the genuine rejuvenation of our ways of working: The Cloud.
Electronic document management for the purpose of provision of eHealth and mHealth services is becoming more and more important for companies in the healthcare sector. While the possibilities seem endless, companies often overlook the current and near-future regulatory controls on the collection, processing, anonymising, repurposing and export of personal health data. This session will discuss how to implement compliant eHealth and mHealth strategies in the EU and how to plan for the current EU regulatory development in regulation of personal health data.
Digital preservation is to maintain the ability to display, retrieve, and use digital information in the face of quickly changing technological and organisational infrastructures, join this session to get better understanding how to approach storage of digital information.
Setting up and using today's eDM systems is not a simple task even within the borders of our own companies. Let alone when they are created, hosted and managed by someone else. Still this mode of operation holds great promises and progresses every day. So let's learn how to master collaboration and harvest great benefits.
XEVMPD has been implemented for more than one year but data validation and maintenance are yet to start. Significant quality issues exist with data already submitted. Meanwhile IDMP implementation is still scheduled for July 2016. This session will address the current status, the plans for 2014 and beyond, and the challenges that they will bring.
The session will provide a forum for attendees to address questions directly to regulators about topics and issues of concern to them. These may have arisen during other sessions of the conference or be
items that have not be raised at all.


text:
"How the Beatles Destroyed Rock and Roll", An Alternative History of American Popular Music by Elijah Wild (see correction below).
I'm just about a quarter of the way through this book, so this may be premature, but so far I'm impressed. The author, a musician and writer about music, traces American popular music, including jazz, during the 20th Century, giving his interpretation of how each style originated and segued into the next genre.
Seems to be well worth a read.
Make that Elijah Wald. Either I can't type or I can't read, take your pick.


text:
Police said one tip showed Taylor used his cellphone in Glenpool."Highway 75 and the Turnpike," said TPD Sgt. John Adams. Taylor is known to have guns and police believe he may have weapons while he is on the run with his child. "We are missing a kid and we feel like the kid is in danger and that is one of our top, top, priorities," said Adams. During the interview with FOX23 News, Adams received several calls with new information on Taylor's whereabouts. "We have officers out that are starting to do a search," said Adams.Earlier in the day, Taylor was seen buying toys at the Dollar General Store in Collinsville. Police said the clerk noticed Jason was only wearing a diaper and had mosquito bites.
FOX23 spoke to Jason's mother, who didn't want to go on camera until she knows her son is safe and home. She said she hasn't heard from the father of her children since Wednesday morning. "He has texted back and forth with the mother and last night we didn't feel the child was in danger, no one felt the child was in danger," said Adams. Police said this morning Taylor threatened to take his child's life and his own. "When we have a kid and that child's life is in danger than that is our utmost priority," said Adams. Court records show the mother filed a protective order against Taylor and was granted in March. She said she left with their two children for six months and reunited this past week. She said Taylor got mad when he found out about a past relationship and took Jason. The protective order states Taylor considered himself God, told his 4-year-old daughter to walk on glass because he was God and wouldn't let the mother get groceries because he was God.
Taylor left with Jason in a Chevrolet Tahoe, black in color bearing OK tag 965-AJK.
Here are the most recent story comments.View All
The views expressed here do not necessarily represent those of KOKI FOX23 - Tulsa


text:
Our guest services staff is here to provide assistance during your
visit. If you need directions, information about campus shuttle service,
visiting hours or other hospital information, please contact Guest Services
Our service mission is to build a sanctuary for healing through modeling a
hospitality that exceeds patient/customer expectations.
Better. For Everyone.


text:
Want to get noticed? Showcase your products and services at the ISPE Annual Meeting Table Top Exhibition. Attended by hundreds of industry and regulatory leaders, this is a "must-attend" event. Gain access to and interact with key decision makers and buyers from the global pharmaceutical and biotech manufacturing industry.
ISPE is the world's largest not-for-profit association dedicated to educating and advancing pharmaceutical manufacturing professionals. The ISPE Annual Meeting attracts professionals from a wide range of disciplines, including:
All items listed for Standard Table Top Exhibit Package, plus:
All items listed for Premium Table Top Exhibit Package, plus:
*subject to availability
Contact John Phillips, Daniel Murphy (North America), or Gene Steinberg (International) for more information or to reserve a space.


text:
Richard Zednik is Just Alright
If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed or follow us on Facebook. Thanks for visiting!
I don't do a lot of hockey posts here at IF. It's not that I don't enjoy the sport. I do. It's not in my primary rotation, but I'm certainly a fan of postseason hockey and I would like to see the NHL get a better television deal. One of the few posts I did covering the NHL last season was about Richard Zednik and his horrible throat-slashing accident. As you well know, Zednik survived his ordeal and has continued his hockey career and last night, he did a great job reminding everybody he can still play a sport that almost took his life by scoring a "Play of the Year" worthy goal against the New York Islanders.
If you don't believe me, take it from someone who watches more hockey in a week than I do an entire season.


text:
Filter Results
Featured Events
- Anaheim Ducks
- Boston Bruins
- Buffalo Sabres
- Calgary Flames
- Carolina Hurricanes
- Chicago Blackhawks
- Colorado Avalanche
- Columbus Blue Jackets
- Dallas Stars
- Detroit Red Wings
- Edmonton Oilers
- Florida Panthers
- Los Angeles Kings
- Minnesota Wild
- Montreal Canadiens
- Nashville Predators
- New Jersey Devils
- New York Islanders
- New York Rangers
- Ottawa Senators
- Philadelphia Flyers
- Phoenix Coyotes
- Pittsburgh Penguins
- San Jose Sharks
- St. Louis Blues
- Tampa Bay Lightning
- Toronto Maple Leafs
- Vancouver Canucks
- Washington Capitals
- Winnipeg Jets
NHL Divisional Semifinals - Round 1: TBD at Phoenix Coyotes - Home Game 3 (If Necessary - Date TBD)
Jobing.com Arena - Glendale, AZ
Phoenix Coyotes Ticket Information
When greats like Keith Tkachuk and Jeremy Roenick manned the lines in Phoenix years back, fans knew that the franchise was in good hands, and with a new crop of stars leading the Coyotes, a bright new sun has risen in the desert. Now is the time put on your sedona red and desert sand jerseys and purchase Phoenix Coyotes tickets to see this team battle it out at Jobing.com Arena on their mission to bring Lord Stanley's Cup to the Southwest. Vivid Seats is dedicated to providing the best service in the industry so that you can expect 100% satisfaction on all orders. You can reach our customer support team by phone or live chat for any questions you might have. Here are directions to finding cheap Coyotes tickets now:
- Browse the dates of the 2013-14 Phoenix Coyotes schedule and pick which one of the upcoming games you want to see live. Use our convenient filters to break down your game choices by month, home or away matches, and even games that take place on the weekend or week days.
- Choose which game you want to go to and click "Tickets." You'll be able to see all of our available cheap Coyotes tickets, which you can sift through with our price range bar filter that makes choosing even simpler.
- Sign into your Vivid Seats account, or create one if you haven't, and enter the required billing and shipping information to finish your order. Once you do so, we'll prepare your tickets for a prompt delivery in the manner of your choosing.


text: Zoe Saldana Star Trek Into Darkness Premiere Hairstyles Zoe Saldana vs. Alice Eve: Whose Star Trek Red Carpet Beauty Wins? by Maria Del Russo 5/17/13 10 Reactions 14 Shares Print 0 3 8 3 0 Star Trek Into Darkness premieres today, and leading ladies Zoe Saldana and Alice Eve have been on their beauty A-game on the red carpet. With so many stops on their press tour, it was becoming increasingly difficult to choose whose look we love best. So we're leaving that up to you. Vote on which Trekkie girl gets your top marks in this beauty faceoff. Source: Getty Who Looked Best at the Berlin Photocall? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 At a photocall for the Berlin premiere, Zoe sported an elegant, feminine updo embellished with a delicate headband. A swipe of red on her lips and a flick of eyeliner upped the sophistication factor. Alice used the photocall to debut her new fringe. She kept her makeup look relatively simple, with black liner and pink lips. Source: Getty 1 / 6 Who Looked Best at the Berlin Premiere? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Zoe used the actual premiere in Berlin to change up her look. She matched her bright pink lipstick to her scallop-detailed dress, parting her hair down the center and sweeping it into a low bun. However, Alice kept her look relatively consistent, only straightening her hair ever so slightly. She also matched her red lipstick to her crimson dress and added some subtle contouring. Source: Getty 2 / 6 Who Looked Best at the UK Premiere? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The ladies chose opposing looks for the UK premiere. Zoe went for a vintage-inspired look, opting for a finger-waved, faux bob. For her makeup, Zoe paired a translucent red eye shadow with a heavily pigmented red lip. Alice, on the other hand, went for a tight, high bun and a gorgeous makeup look that focused on her bright blue eyes. The brown and bronze smoky eye was paired with a pale pink lip, both accentuating her incredible complexion. Source: Getty 3 / 6 Who Looked Best at the Mexico City Photocall? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Both Zoe and Alice looked breezy and beautiful at the Mexico City photocall. Zoe opted for a berry lip and subtle eyeliner. Soft, beachy waves make this look incredibly wearable. Alice also opted for a berry lip, but focused more on bold brows and heavy contouring. Her bangs were swept to the side, while the rest of her hair hung straight. Source: Getty 4 / 6 Who Looked Best at the Mexico City Premiere? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 At the Mexico City premiere, the ladies changed up their looks. Zoe's slicked ponytail and superstraight strands paired well with her all-white ensemble, which she accented with a pop of red on her lips for color. Alice, on the other hand, opted for a vintage-inspired faux bob. The piecey texture was a great contrast to her subtle yet sexy makeup look. Source: Getty 6 / 6 Who Wins the Los Angeles Premiere? What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 At the Los Angeles Premiere, Zoe and Alice once again showed off their opposing styles. Zoe went classic glam, wearing a low bun with a waved tendril. On her lips, she swiped Laura Mercier Lip Color in Hollywood ($26). Alice once again chose to go more futuristic with her look. Her blond locks were pulled back into a textured updo that showed off a gorgeous gold smoky eye. Bold brows and a super pale pink lip finished the look. Source: Getty 6 / 6 0 3 8 3 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Star Trek Into Darkness PremiereAlice EveCelebrity Beauty PollCelebrity BeautyBeautyZoe Saldana Zoe Saldana Rosemary's Baby Trailer: The Devil Is Growing Inside Zoe Saldana 5 days ago Guess Which Beauty Brand Snagged Zoe Saldana? 3 weeks ago 5 Secrets to Wearing Red Lipstick Like a Superstar 3/09 Chris Pratt's Unbelievable Abs Aren't Even the Best Part of This Trailer 2/19 The Guardians of the Galaxy Teaser Has Landed 2/18 Rosemary's Baby Isn't Bringing Zoe Saldana Down 2/01 Alice Eve Pretty at Polo! Which Stylish Lady Gets Your Vote? 7/29/13 The Week's Best Dressed Starts With Kate Moss 6/30/13 Who Wowed at Star Trek's LA Premiere? 5/15/13 Tom Cruise Boldly Goes to the Star Trek Into Darkness Premiere 5/15/13 Alice Eve on the Star Trek Into Darkness Secrecy: "I Told My Mum!" 5/15/13 Prabal Gurung Hosts a Star-Studded Bash For LA's Most Fashionable 5/14/13 Get a Personalized Fashion & Beauty Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Zoe Saldana Alice Eve Street Style Celebrity Style What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions Link Love This new beauty trend comes straight from the farm — The Cut Catherine Zeta-Jones steps out with a major hair changeup — InStyle How 20-somethings really get ready for a night out — SheFinds The right way to contour and highlight with makeup — Allure Keep your compact from shattering with one simple tip — Real Simple Stop oily hair with this common kitchen staple — HuffPost Style The laissez-faire guide to a flawless complexion — Byrdie Top fashion models who rock their natural hair — Naturally Curly The Spring skin care changes you need to make now — Beauty Sweet Spot Léa Seydoux strips down for Prada's latest fragrance — Style.com


text:
promotional discount applied. Cart total will reflect savings.
Quantity discount will reflect in cart.
This product may only be purchased with the approval of a veterinarian and may require verification. We will collect any necessary information at checkout and verify a prescription if required.
Sometimes, manufacturers require that products be advertised only at their suggested prices.
When we choose to sell these items for less, we display the sale price only in the cart. To see the price, click Add to Cart.
One-time delivery
Deliver Every:
2 Weeks
3 Weeks
4 Weeks
5 Weeks
6 Weeks
7 Weeks
8 Weeks
1 Month
2 Months
3 Months
6 Months
Product Summary:
Distinguish (and organize) your residence with a beautifully designed, hand-cast aluminum garden hose hanger. Top quality, rustproof, weather-resistant, and unsurpassed durability and handsome designs.
Guaranteed Lowest Price
Pompei Hose Holder
Starting from: $43.51
Product Reviews by Customers
This item is not eligible for Canadian shipping.
Some items everyday price is so low we can't discount or we have marked down the item to a final sale price. These select items will not be included in your order total when determining if your order qualifies for a promotional event.
Ads by Google


text:
Go 230V and don't even worry about 115V.
I am going to install a 1/2 HP 4" pump in my well. Can anyone tell me the pros and cons to 115 volt Vs 230 volt.
Go 230V and don't even worry about 115V.
Wire sizing is the only difference in ....230 draws 1/2 the amps. Most people don't fool with 115 but either will work just fine. One other note that I just recently discovered....you can run a Grundfos 3" 1/2 hp 115 volt on a little Honda EU2000 inverter generator....you cannot run a normal 115 volt 1/2 motor on a small generator. I have a Vector 1000 watt running 2000 watt surge 12 volt inverter on the service truck for running small hand tools, and I can actually run the grundfos on that.....I was amazed.
The only time we install a 115 volt pump is when we do a jet to submersible conversion and the homeowner won't get an electrician in to upgrade the circuit to 230 volts.
"Reduced-voltage starters may not be required if the maximum recommended cable length is used. With maximum recommended cable length there is a 5% voltage drop in the cable at running amps, resulting in about 20% reduction in starting current and about 36% reduction in starting torque compared to having rated voltage at the motor. This may be enough reduction in starting current so that reduced-voltage starters are not required." Franklin AIM manual
You would be surprised how the above helps when running from a generator. You can start much larger pumps with a generator if you don't "up-size" the wire. Also starting the pump against a closed valve greatly reduces the starting current. So using the "longest length of the smallest wire possible" plus starting the pump against a closed valve will reduce the inrush current so a smaller generator can start a regular pump.