text:
You are Chaco!
Chaconians are our pride and joy! They pound pavement, trails, and waves. They teach, reach, and perform. They're people who trust their Chacos, and we're honored to support them.
Average Rating: 4.0
10 reviews
My dog and I often go running together and this has been working really well as a hands-free leash that goes around my waist. It's just the right length to keep her by my side (or to help her pull me up the hills a little when I'm getting tired...) The material is classic Chaco - superbly sturdy, yet incredibly comfortable to hold. The best part: it doesn't rip my hands the way other leashes have on our walks when the pup decides to take a sudden and fast detour to remind the squirrels who's boss. Best leash ever - and I've tried a fair few!
Chaco's Reply: We are sure your pup likes this leash just as much as you do. Thanks for sharing your great insight, and expressing your inner chaconian.
Product Size Rating: Sized as Expected
How do you most use this product?: running, walking
2 of 3 people found this review to be helpful.
Hey Chaco, can you make the dog collars and leashes in a smaller size? The current size is to big and heavy for smaller dogs. If you can use the smaller webbing that is used on the Z1 saddles.
Chaco's Reply: We can always custom make our collars and leashes, and would be happy to help you out. Please call our talented Rechaco technicians at 1-888-211-9211, and they will be happy to assist.
Product Size Rating: Larger than Expected
2 of 2 people found this review to be helpful.
Got a puppy. Puppy needs leash. This leash works. This leash doesn't fall apart when puppy chews on it. Will buy collar when puppy gets bigger. I love this leash.
Chaco's Reply: Thank you for having your puppy rock Chaco, too!
Get dogmatic in your quest to accessorize with our new dog collars and leashes. All collars and leashes are made from Chaco webbing and feature an ultra-durable, Chaco buckle. Assembled in Rockford, MI.
• Durable plastic buckle
• New self-latching antiqued metal clasp with easy release
• Machine washable
• Leash length: 6'
• Small Width: .75"
• Large Width: 1"
Chaconians are our pride and joy! They pound pavement, trails, and waves. They teach, reach, and perform. They're people who trust their Chacos, and we're honored to support them.


text:
Not right?
Results 1-5of 5 Reviews
by theredrobin
England, England, United Kingdom
January 30, 2013
by catsholiday
ashbourne, United Kingdom
February 21, 2012
From journal Weekend near Manchester
by helencbradshaw
Nottingham, United Kingdom
May 6, 2011
by davidx
Todmorden, England, United Kingdom
August 6, 2002
Samuel Greg, who founded the mill in 1784, believed that most of the evils affecting mill workers at the time were caused by the congestion and iflth of towns and therefore built his mill in the country with a village [Styal] for the workers nearby and a house for the young apprentices [young meaning YOUNG] near the mill. While grossly overcrowded by modern standards the adults' houses were ahead of their time in such things as toilet facilities. of course location in the country had certain benefits but mill workers still had to work long hours for very little and it was the owning family that became very rich from their efforts.
The key historical changes were the introduction of a steam engine in 1810 and its replacement by a more advanced machine in 1836. The mill still contains the huge water wheel and a collection of steam engines and these can be seen working. [See the mill's website for details of times etc. www.quarrybankmill.org.uk].
There are also examples of old textile machinery working, including cotton spinning mules. Everything is carefully arranged for the maximum educational effect and much stress is placed on the social conditions of the 18th and 19th centuries.
We did not attempt to go to the Apprentice House on our only visit so far as we had a friend in a wheelchair with us but we shall certainly go again as we have had very positive reports about it. This was possibly one of the better ways of leaving an orphanage and there were many orphaned or abandoned children.
The estate setting is beautiful and it is hard to believe that the airport is so close - except for the noise!
From journal Roman times to 21st Century

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Protest Bus
Organize bus trips to your protest
Rally Bus
Protest Bus FAQ
How It Works
The call to Rally: fun, safe, and green on-demand travel!
Protest Bus applies the power of the social web to event travel to extend the protest day experience through your travel time.
Reserve in your city and help us spread the word. Our bus will pick up in any location where people sign up! Relax and enjoy the ride while making new friends along the way. No driving, traffic, tolls, parking, or high gas prices: by getting people together, Protest Bus makes it possible.
Your reservation gets you a round trip ride on a Chartered Bus from the location of your choice to the protest. Recommend your town and we'll set up a stop right away. Should we fall short in your stop, we'll merge it with another, or choose a full refund.
The Buses themselves are pretty cool too. We use luxury motorcoaches with bathrooms that are fully A/V equipped with TVs and DVDs; some even have WiFi and power outlets. Eat and drink in comfort while enjoying the onboard entertainment.
We've helped thousands of people see the benefits of group travel. We hope you'll see them too and help us spread the word!
How do I sign up?
Choose your state and city and the number of seats you would like and walk through our safe and secure payment process to complete your reservation. Or call us toll-free at 855 RALLY BUS (725-5928) to reseve over the phone.
How can I help to confirm the trip?
We appreciate your enthusiasm about confirming the bus! Spread the word through Facebook, Twitter, or your favorite social media site. And here is a flyer you can print out and put up.
Then what?
We email you as soon as we reach the minimum number of reservations needed. You can always check your Trip page for the live status of your route and city.
The Protest is getting close...
We'll send you a final email with the details on your bus and introduce you to our drivers one or two days before the event.
What if I want to cancel?
You can cancel for any reason for a full refund up until the cutoff date of 1 week prior to the Protest. Cancel online, email us, or call us anytime.
How do multiple bus city reservations work?
Event cities with high demand may receive multiple buses. In addition to the trip being confirmed as a stop, each bus must meet a published minimum required number of reservations before it is confirmed. As always, if you reserve and we are not able to confirm your bus, you will be notified and not charged.
What happens if the bus isn't confirmed?
We do everything we can to make a trip happen, including routing cities together to include multiple pickups, and confirming buses when we're close to the minimum so as to not disappoint people. But if we do not have enough reservations, we let you know 2 weeks prior to the event that the trip is still tentative. And we will contact you again 1 week prior to the event to let you know if the trip is confirmed or not, so you can make alternate arrangements, if need be.
Protest Day
What do I do on the day of?
Check the Trip pages for the full itinerary. Departure times are the estimated time the bus will leave from your assigned location.
What kind of buses do you use?
We use luxury motor coaches that have bathrooms, TVs, DVDs, and plenty of storage room. Check out our Bus page for pictures.
What can I bring on the bus
You can bring two small items, like bags and coolers, on the bus and put larger items in the undercarriage. You may bring food and drink, but no glass containers and we ask that you please clean up after yourself.
When should I arrive at my departure point?
Single Bus City - 15 minutes prior to departure time
Multiple Bus City - 20 minutes prior to departure time
Are we assigned buses in multiple bus cities?
In cities with more than one bus, the bus captains will form lines and people will split up onto any line that you would like. Make sure your friends are on the same line as you are. You will use the same bus for the return trip.
What if the event runs long?
For those events that can run long, the bus will wait until the event is over. Most of our times leave room for this possibility, but in the rare cases that the event runs even longer, the bus will have a delayed departure. The maximum departure delay will be determined by DOT driver hour maximums.
What happens if there's traffic?
We do what we can to account for traffic in our times. Our drivers also try to reroute to get around it. Unfortunately, sometimes there's nothing we can do.
Where is my ticket to get on the bus?
Your ID is your ticket. The bus captain and driver will have a list of the passengers. The name listed will be the one on the credit card you use. As always, you should be carrying a photo ID (driver's license, student ID, library card). If someone else reserved for you, just give their name to get on the bus. Passengers who bought together but are arriving separately should meet there party outside the bus to avoid confusion.
Please refer to our Terms and Conditions for full details.


text:
With so many Evergreen meetings going on, we decided to create a common calendar of Evergreen events to help us keep track of everything.
By default, the calendar displays a set of calendars; for example, the "Evergreen ILS Community", "Evergreen ILS Developers", and the "Evergreen ILS Governance Committee" are displayed on the same calendar. You can click the down-arrow on the top-right corner of the calendar to set the filter for the groups in which you are interested; and of course you can click on the Add Calendar button at the bottom of the calendar to add the calendar(s) to your own account.
If you want to add an event for a group that doesn't fit into any of these categories, you can; just:
?src=blahblahblah%40group.calendar.google.com section of the link and replace "?" with "&".
&src=blahblahblah%40group.calendar.google.com to the end of the <iframe src=" link.
If you've created a new calendar for your group and added it to the link on the calendar wiki page, any events that you add to that particular calendar will immediately become visible in the combined Evergreen community calendar. Neat, eh?
To add an event to a specific calendar:


text:
Barnard College: Film Screening of "Jai Bhim Comrade" & Discussion with Director
Bhim Comrade (2011, 198
Followed by a discussion with director Anand Patwardhan
Co-sponsored by the South Asia Institute and the Film Department, School of the Arts
Introduction by Rachel Fell McDermott, Professor and Chair of the Asian and Middle Eastern Cultures Department
Fourteen years in the making, Anand Patwardhan's documentary tells a story of Dalit and communal politics in Maharashtra, and the ongoing struggles of Dalits for justice and equality. When a statue of B. R. Ambedkar in Mumbai's Ramabai colony was desecrated in 1997, angry crowds gathered, and the police opened fire, killing ten unarmed persons, all of them from the Dalit community. Vilas Ghogre, an activist, poet and singer, who witnessed the events, later hung himself in despair. Jai Bhim Comrade traces the decade-long story of the protest through the poetry and music of Ghogre and others. Jai Bhim Comrade was named Best Film at both
the Mumbai International Film Festival and Film South Asia, Katmandu, Nepal, and received the Firebird Award at the Hong Kong International Film Festival.
Anand Patwardhan earned a B.A. in English Literature from Bombay University, a B.A. in Sociology from Brandeis University, and a Master's degree in Communications from McGill University. He has been making
award-winning political documentaries for nearly three decades, pursuing diverse and controversial issues that illuminate social and political life in India. Many of his films were at one time or another banned by
state television channels in India and became the subject of litigation by Patwardhan who successfully challenged the censorship rulings in court. His film War and Peace/Jang aur Aman (2002) received a Best Documentary award from the National Film Awards of India in 2004, as well as top prizes at film festivals in Karachi, Kerala, Mumbai, Sydney, Tokyo, and Zanzibar.
Seating is limited and will be on a first-come, first seated basis.
Time: 3:00pm - 7:00pm
Location: Julius S. Held Lecture Hall, Room 304, Barnard Hall
Enter Barnard College campus at 117th Street and Broadway


text:
Is anyone using a product called TBL-12? Sea Cucurmber and others. This stuff cost like $500 per month. Do a search on youtube for
TBL-12 and you will see a few who claim it has saved them. I am not selling TBL-12. I haven't used it, but am considering it for a few months.
Would like to hear from someone who has tried it.
I have been using TBL-12 since November, 2009, to treat asymptomatic multiple myeloma. I have no symptoms yet so the objective is to keep my blood work numbers
down as long as possible. I have discussed TBL-12 at length with the company and feel very confident in their knowledge about the disease, about their product, and their dedication to treatment.
I was not able to participate in a TBL-12 clinical study with renowned myeloma specialist Dr. Sundar Jagannath at Mt. Sinae Hospital in New York because of another condition I had but I know that the study looks promising and I am encouraged that this could be a major new development of the treatment of multiple myeloma and other diseases. Once I'm 100% off the medication I hope to join the study.
Because I've been on medication which artificially lowers my myeloma numbers, I cannot tell you with 100% assurance that it has reversed or stabilized my asymptomatic condition, but we have been encouraged that my numbers are staying low even though I've been tapering for six months and am now on a very very low dose of Prednisone, which doesn't stay in your system. If my numbers continue to stay low once I'm completely off the Prednisone in a few months, it will clearly be due to the TBL-12.
TBL-12 is an immune modulator so it is also going to be good for someone who is on any challenging medication, as it makes you feel better. I believe the TBL-12 was largely responsible for how well I handled some very difficult drugs and also may have had an effect on my autoimmune issue being resolved so successfully.
The last thing I would say is that I don't think one can expect any holistic/natural product to solve a problem in a few months. I would recommend planning to take it for at least six months or more to see if it has an impact.
Best wishes.
Just found this post while going through some older posts (I am new to this site) and wanted to respond that I am taking TBL12 and have been for about a month. I haven't been on it long enough to know if it is making a difference but will stay on it until I know one way or the other. I have been taking the same amount that is being used in the myeloma study, 2 in the am and 2 in the pm. Since this is a food and not an herb or supplement I feel good about taking it with other things, no interaction problems. I hope to see good results! - Wendygirl
Betsy, I get confused how these board work, but I will try. I am 65 years old, but I've been sick my entire life. In 1995, I was dx with
systemic lupus, fibromyglia, reynauds, and possibly luekemia because it runs in both sides of my family. My first counts for leukemia
turned out to be MGUS. My count was 4610. the next bone marrow went down to 2000's which they still are. So now they were
giving me BM biopsies all the time and it was smoldering myeloma. Now, in 2.2012, I was just told I had lung cancer. I can't have surgery because I don['t want an oxygen tank because they would have to remove 1 lung for I have on my right lung 2 lobes with
cancer on it. No radiation because I think I have nodes or somethiing. My x hub told me about TBL-12. After asking my doctor if I
could try it, he first said no and then said yes. It is for myeloma and blood cancers and for autoimmune diseases. I have to say that
the lupus is no longer causing me pain and joint pains and headaches. If you love the taste of fish, you willl really like it. Some take one in the am but I am taking 1 in the am and 1 in the pm. I have nothing to lose in my case, but I am trying everything for my children.
I just had my first chemo on Friday. But, if that TBL-12 takes away all the pain, it is worth it to me. As far as the MGUS and lung,
I don't cough at all. I just want everyday to be pain free for me. I haven't had that feeling in such a long time.
I have been involved with TBL-12 (www.tbl-12.com) for a few years now. The product has been involved in a number of clinical studies related to the treatment of Myeloma in the USA.
A recent abstract published in Blood Journal which have shown some fantastic results when taking TBL-12 with Velcade. The details of the abstract are:
The details of the clinical trials and previous abstracts can be found here:
For more information on TBL-12 you can visit their websites (only Australia and USA so far) here:
Thank you Drew for posting these TBL-12 results. I have been taking it for about 8 months and was wondering about the results. It seems promising, even though its not specifically being tested on CLL patients. I can say for myself that I have been stable since my diagnosis, no increase in node size or WBC. I don't know if its due to good prognostics, TBL-12, or both, but I will continue taking it. Again, thanks - Wendy
There's a new thread in Let's Talk if anyone care's to comment!
There's a new thread in Let's Talk if anyone care's to comment!
There's a new thread on the Let's Talk forum, if anyone's interested!
I have been taking TBL 12 for just over a year now. I have Multiple Myeloma and had lower back, bone and knee pain enough so that I really couldn't walk very far at all. I would also get very tired and have to take a nap most days which infuriated me as I am a very active lady and wanted to remain that way. Within a few weeks after taking the TBL 12, my pain slowly subsided and then, went away. It has not returned. I have no doubt that the TBL 12 did it. There is absolutely no other explanation. It was the only change I made during the last year.
I get energy about 30 minutes after taking it. If I take it too late at night I sometimes have too much energy to sleep. It is odd. I have no explanation nor can I tell you how or why it works. I only know I would kick and scream if someone tried to take it away from me. My lifestyle has changed 180 degrees from a year ago and I am so happy. Yes, I have cancer but it is a lot easier to take when you have no manifestations of the disease. Since taking the TBL 12, no one would ever know I have cancer. I am back working 2 and 3 days a week ( I am 66 years old - I probably wouldn't be doing full time teaching anyway at my age cancer or not). I am so glad my oncologist turned me on to this amazing product.
Also, I have just started chemo (which has many expected side effects) after 2 months I am having none of the side effects other patients complain about. Neuropathy, stomach problems, rash, exhaustion.... if you have cancer you probably know the list.
Hi Christine, In 1995, I was dx with blood cancer MGUS, lupus, and then adding on and on. After going through numerous diagnosis, I finally found the bomb. I have lung cancer now. The only thing I can do is take chemo which tomorrow is my 2nd time. The primary on\
on my report is MGUS and two of 3 lobes in my right lung has cancer. I have decided not to have surgery or radiation..which I can't have
anyway, so a friend sent me the TBL 12. Yes, I smoke, but also ask people what they did for a living. In the 1960's, there was no
ventilation in the rooms; rooms using pastels, charcoals, oils, linseed oil, and every horrible substance one can breathe. I am 65 and all of these years, I never realized it.
This is what I know for sure: I have no more pains from the joints, lupus, fibromyglia. <all automimmune problems in years and years>
It is expensive, but having no more pain is a Godsend. Hopefully, it will help with my lung even though I have a poor prognosis. If you like the taste of fish, which I do, I enjoy the TBL-12. If you don't there are bagels to eat with it, etc. Christine, because I developed neuropathy; falling, etc. my neurologist is the person that found the lung cancer after a PET scan in March. I will have my 3rd CT in July.
My 2nd one showed it didn't spread. They are watching me very carefully. I don't want any aggressive treatment. My last wish would be to have my 2 yr old grandson have remember me.


text:
Straight from the pages of popular children's books and cartoon series, illustrations are making a big impact in the home as art decor and homewares.
Artist Eamon Donnelly of EAMO'S Milkbar said there has been a resurgence of illustration, especially in the home.
"In the modern era, an illustration can bring a sense of texture and fluidity that counters the clean lines of modern architecture and design," Mr Donnelly said. "There is a rather large focus on wallpapers and cushions where illustration features quite heavily, including textures, the hand drawn line and hand printed fabrics. This can be paralleled with the resurgence of illustration as a professional practice during the past 10 years."
A back-lash against digital media, and sophisticated and metallic designs has also helped renew the popularity of this old fashion art.
"After the boom of the 1970s and 1980s for illustration, we saw photography and computer based design become the status quo for most of the 90s, whereas in the last decade this resurgence for illustration can be considered an antidote and one could argue that we are now in a new boom era for illustrators," Mr Donnelly said.
Illustrations can be personal, have a significant meaning or bring up an old memory.
Mr Donnelly said his audience responds to nostalgic illustrations.
"There is something that triggers a good memory, taking the viewer to a simpler time," he said. "Although my work is not specifically commercially driven, for instance there are many pieces in my catalogue that have a very limited audience, when I create my own work it is often out of a sense of nostalgia, so as the creator I hope that feeling will translate to the audience."
Print and digital production manager at Hakar Design Harris Karatzetzos said artist illustrations were used as fashion for the home.
"Illustrations in the home are, as with most embellishments, used to represent oneself and one's individuality," Mr Karatzetzos said. "Just like a particular t-shirt design print represents your wistful and carefree nature you can achieve the same goal with a vector art piece on your feature wall for everyone to see. And just like with fashion, a design that is too garish and can be a bit too much to look at, so too can this be a crime in the home. Art within a home should complement the room rather than be the centre piece and the all-defining feature."
Depending on the artist, an illustration can range in shape, design and colours.
When choosing illustration for the home, Mr Karatzetzos said not to choose an illustration which just fills a gap.
"You will find later on that it will end up in the attic or among the other riff-raff during council cleanups with all the rest of the meaningless trappings," he said. "Look for something which comfortably sits within the theme of your room, or at least with your personality. It could be something you know will remind friends about your personality and provide a talking point."
■ Harris Karatzetzos: bloodluvin.deviantart.com;
■ Eamon Donnelly: eamo.com.au.
■ Illustrations (left and middle): Harris Karatzetzos.


text:
You were happily researching your ancestors in one record after another. Then all of a sudden, boom! You hit a dead end. You can't find anything more—it's as if they disappeared from the face of the earth. You're frustrated and unsure where to turn.
You've hit what genealogists call a "brick-wall" problem, and sooner or later it happens to everybody.
Maybe you can't find out who an ancestor's parents were, when someone immigrated, what a woman's maiden name was or where an ancestor came from. Maybe the records you need have been lost, or maybe they were never created in the first place.
Brick walls happen once you've searched all of the typical records for an ancestor: census, vital records, deeds, probate, military and so on. I've had many beginners tell me they've hit a brick wall. My first question is "Have you searched for this ancestor in all possible censuses?" Almost every time, the answer will be "No." To which I respond, "Then you can't be at a brick wall."
Make sure you've looked for your ancestors in all of the basic genealogical sources before you start tearing your hair out.
When you do hit a brick wall and you've done all the basics, what next? Professional genealogists, who bulldoze through brick walls for a living, have learned ways around these problems—secrets you can apply to your own ancestral dead ends. Here are a few of them:
Analyze what you've gathered, questioning everything.
"I look at all I know and see if it can be confirmed," says one pro. "When I'm at a brick wall, I begin by assuming the information I have is correct, but something got recorded wrong, such as the spelling of a name, a wrong date or place." If that strategy doesn't work, then "I assume that there is something wrong with the information I have. Was she born when I thought she was? Is her name really Fanny? Why do I think she died in Manhattan? Then go from there."
In other words, question everything. Don't assume that what you find in records—even legal documents—is correct. McVetty recommends using the "what if" approach: "Look at all the facts, then say, 'What if she didn't die in Manhattan? Where would the next logical place be?'"
Look for alternative sources.
If you're new to genealogy, you may not realize all the different records out there. Don't get stuck by thinking all that's available is what's online or in the usual sources: vital records, censuses, deeds, wills, passenger lists and the like.
Especially if you're researching in the South, chances are good you'll eventually hit a "burned county": A courthouse fire burned and some or all the records. Consider alternative sources such as city directories, tax records, property assessments, estate inventories and settlements, criminal cases, court minutes, coroner's files, commitment papers, newspaper items, business and employment records—the list is endless.
Not every type of record exists for every era or place. But as Patricia Law Hatcher, a certified genealogist and fellow of the American Society of Genealogists, suggests, you need to "sit yourself down in the place where you know your ancestor and family lived and don't leave until you've looked at every word of every record that is connected to the extended family (not just the ancestor), neighbors and associates."
Study social history.
Study social histories of your problem ancestor's ethnic group, time period and place. Social histories, such as Alice Morse Earle's Home Life in Colonial Days (Berkshire House Publishers) or Steven Mintz and Susan Kellogg's Domestic Revolutions: A Social History of American Family Life (Free Press), give accounts of everyday people and their lives. These books won't list your ancestors by name, but they will give you clues and insight into people like your ancestors and what motivated them to make certain choices—which may affect your research direction.
For example, I learned from social histories on Italian-Americans that it was common for a man to immigrate and bring his family to America five or 10 years later. Dubbed "birds of passage," many of these men originally had no intention of staying in America; their goal was to earn enough money to buy land in Italy.
Once I found Albino DeBartolo on a passenger arrival list for 1905, even though his family didn't arrive until 1913, I went back to the passenger arrival lists to see if he fit the pattern of a returnee. Sure enough, he did. He made two more trips back and forth to Italy between 1905 and 1913.
Had I not broadened my research to social histories and learned the typical migration pattern for this ethnic group, I might have missed these additional records. For more on how social history assists specifically in immigrant research, see my book A Genealogist's Guide to Discovering Your Immigrant and Ethnic Ancestors (Betterway Books).
With the free online program Google Earth, you can follow your forebears across the planet from the comfort of your personal computer.


text:
A complete Punching Bag Set to develop your kiddo into a real champ! It's a lot of fun while it also builds coordination, fitness and confidence.
Here's the ringside view:
A definite knockout! Don't miss it, order ONLINE today!
Pure Boxing® Punch & Play Boxing Set
You qualify for a free gift. It will be added to your cart automatically.
Shop Similar Items
to find something that we have now or that can be backordered.
If you would like to be notified when we have this item available for sale, click
and enter your email address to receive an email notification.


text:
I like biographies that give the life history of siddhas. Even better when written by the siddha in question, in the form of a diary or some cognate. Example: I have in my possession a photocopy of Edwin O. Reischauer's translation of _Ennin's Diary_ (shame the thing's out of print). It's fantastic reading. Ennin (Jikaku Daishi) is a great master whose significance is not always appreciated in the world of English-speaking Buddhism, but I digress. I think these narratives are of great value to the practitioner as they motivate & inspire, they suggest ways in which it can be done, throw sparks, and so on.
I propose this thread as a space in which to discuss good reads, particularly biographies of masters we admire. I put it in the free-for-all as an open invitation (for those who may wish to do so) to take a critical stance on these documents and their historical veracity or value to the practitioner.
What are some biographies you like? Which ones have helped you? Which ones have been recommended to you?


text:
Soup Cereal Bowl
Sales & Special Offers:Add 4 to Your Cart and 1 is Free!
The muted colors of Pfaltzgraff's Taos dinnerware were seemingly snatched from the pueblos of its namesake in New Mexico. Softened by the sun, the shades of khaki, darkened clay, and olive create a warm setting for any meal. Crafted of stoneware. Due to the nature of reactive glaze, each piece of this handcrafted collection will exhibit unique variations in color and pattern. Microwave and dishwasher safe. From cereal in the morning to soup at lunch and ice cream for dessert, this bowl is a must-have. Soup/cereal bowl holds 16 ounce.
You May Also Like
Rated 5 out of 5 by 1 reviewer.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Linda24 very useful this bowl can be used as soup,cereal,salad or side dish. July 28, 2012
1-1 of 1


text:
Seven Ways to Get an Illuminating Beauty Look—No Matter How Little Sleep You've Had
by Christa Lee
It's true that illuminizing skin essentially needs to start from within: You need to eat right, drink at least eight glasses of water a day and get a good night's sleep for your skin to look its best. But on days where you feel like time isn't on your side, don't assume healthy-looking skin is a hopeless feat. We have a few miracle-workers that will make you look brighter-just in time for your next holiday party, date night or for a glowy everyday look.
More from Lucky:
Fancy Beauty Buys for Under $20
The Best Black Shoes in every height
The 40 Best Drugstore Beauty Products
50 Unique Engagement Rings


text:
The Tepper School's Consortium student liaisons helps new enrollees adjust and make the most of their Consortium membership. They are also available to help prospective students learn more about The Consortium. Feel free to contact them with any questions you have about the Consortium - they're here to help!
Originally from Ann Arbor, Michigan, James was a student-athlete at the University of Michigan and graduated with a degree in Industrial and Operations Engineering. After graduation, he worked as a project management consultant gaining the bulk of his experience in the energy sector. At Tepper, James is the president of the soccer club and his concentrations are strategy and operations. This past summer, he spent time in 3 countries within East Africa working with CARE International to develop strategy and implementation plans with the goal of lifting 30 million of the poorest members of society out of poverty in the next 10 years.
Originally from Cameroon, Lapah holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from University of Buea and a Master of Science in Accounting from Oklahoma City University. Prior to Tepper, he worked as a Revenue Staff Accountant for Devon Energy Production Company based in Oklahoma City. At Tepper, he is a Consortium Fellow and is pursuing a concentration in Strategy, Finance, and Operations. He also serves on the board of the Soccer Club, Black Business Association and is a Consortium Liaison for Tepper. This past summer, he interned with Accenture in the Finance and Enterprise Performance Practice.


text:
Updated Nov 21, 2012 - 3:46 pm
ESPN's Clayton believes switch to Ryan Lindley is a mistake
Clayton, who was a guest of Arizona Sports 620's Doug and Wolf Wednesday, noted how bad John Skelton played Sunday in Atlanta.
The quarterback completed just 2-of-7 passes before being yanked, but even though he was erratic enough to have Clayton say "I'm surprised they might have had people warned in the stands, duck if the ball is coming your way", the analyst thinks it was the wrong move then and now.
"You're going to put in a rookie quarterback with a rookie wide receiver and two rookie tackles, it's like what are you doing," Clayton said. "And now to come back and do this, I think it's a very dangerous move and it's a move that I don't endorse, sorry."
Clayton said Whisenhunt is one of the brightest and best coaches in the NFL, but views this move as one of pure desperation.
"He's given up on John Skelton, obviously, and he's looking for accountability, obviously, but also is this a move that's going to give this team the best chance to win," Clayton asked. "Sometimes you have to suck it up and say 'OK fine, let's just go with John, I know you didn't do a good job.'"
listen Listen: John Clayton, ESPN NFL Insider
Clayton calls into the show to discuss the Cardinals deciding to start Ryan Lindley against the Rams this Sunday. Clayton touches on the 49ers quarterback situation and Harbaugh's press conference today.
"It's, to me, a rush job," Clayton said. "Maybe in some ways John Skelton was rushed into the job when he was young...but to me this puts a very tenuous position for this rookie quarterback to succeed."
And if he doesn't, Clayton said Whisenhunt would have to be on the hot seat with regards to job security.
"It's a shame because first off, if anything happens to him in Arizona he would move toward the front of the list in a year where there's going to be seven to 10 coaching changes," he said. "He will not be out of work long, he's too good of a coach."
Clayton added it is looking like the Cardinals will be forced to address the quarterback position in the draft, though the QB crop this year is not nearly as good as it has been in the past. Still, it may be a better option than looking for a passer in free agency or via trade.
"The thing that I think you have to do, you're not going to get anything great in free agency," Clayton said, while acknowledging San Francisco's Alex Smith could be available and an option. "I did another stat on trades. The last 10 trades for quarterbacks, and that includes Kevin Kolb and includes Charlie Whitehurst, have now gotten to the point where not one of the 10 has produced one playoff game, and only two have produced guys with winning records in their first year."
- The Pulse: Cardinals fans most excited to see division rivals
- A disappointed Darnell Dockett: Karlos Dansby 'chased the money'
- Arizona Cardinals 'bought right in' to offseason strength and conditioning program
- Arizona Cardinals' Dockett: 'Anything less than the playoffs is a failure'
- Thoughts on the 2014 Arizona Cardinals schedule
- Michael Bidwill, Cardinals president - Thursday April 24What goes into the Cardinals� draft preparation?
- Mark Schlereth, ESPN NFL analyst - Tuesday April 22ESPN NFL analyst Mark Schlereth talks about the NFL Draft.
- Terry McDonough, Cardinals VP of player personnel - Tuesday April 22Who will the Cardinals draft with their first-round pick?
- Larry Fitzgerald, Cardinals wide receiver - Tuesday April 22How are the Cardinals getting better in the offseason?
- Derek Carr- Fresno State quarterback - Monday April 21Fresno State quarterback Derek Carr talks about the NFL Draft.


text:
Fast, Effective, Natural One Time Lice Treatment
Let NitsEnd handle your lice situation in the comfort of your own home or in our
treatment center on the Massachusetts border in Plaistow NH, Just 40 minutes from Boston:
Trained lice treatment specialists are available
7 days a week
NitsEnd uses the
device, a revolutionary new method scientifically proven to eliminate lice and their eggs (nits) in
one 30 minute treatment.
Relieve yourself of the stress and endless hours
involved with treating a lice situation yourself.
NitsEnd is an
all natural
alternative to over the counter pesticides products.
We are here for you if you need it. Just give us a call to see how we can help you


text:
Hello all! Here we go into week Four. I feel like I've accomplished something just sticking with this. Weekend was good. like some of you, I cant run anymore due to multiple ankle injuries, and last year a tib/fib spiral fracture so now a metal plate and 12 screws hold my lower left leg together. but I do enjoy the eliptical and a bike for my HIIT cardio. Plus I rode my horse hard for about an hour saturday and both she and I were sweaty and tired at the end! I did use my free day/superbowl to splurge but really found I was full after not really eating as much as I used to. Got up this morning and really pushed my LBWO and now I'm off to a job interview. Happy Monday all and give it your best!
There is a word for when you open a book randomly and read whatever your eyes hit first, but it escapes me at the moment...when I opened the Champions book this morn, here is what I read-" Happy, optimistic people tend to share several characteristics, experts say. They emphasize the positive. They don't let what they can't do get in the way of what they can. And because they don't turn setbacks into catastrophes, they're better able to bounce back. In short, they're resilient."
That's for you artemis susan and David41 and Tminus60!
Hi! In 11 days, 2/15, I am due to post my second set of images. I am really glad that I posted the first set. The "knowing" that I must post every month during the challenge really inspires me to stay on track for the BFL. I hope to see some difference. . . for the better?
A little thought for everyone.. . . .
My decision to post my non-flattering before pics was based on the idea that if I were going to the beach (in public) I'd put on my bathing suit and and just stroll out on the sand. . as is. That's how I would look but what choice would I have? So I thought it would be comparable to posting here.. . . . I'm out on the beach!
Very true Paul! That is a great way to think about it. I think you are very brave for posting your pictures Paul. I for one am not going to the beach quite yet...lol... I am heading downstairs for an epic run this morning. It is my Sunday and the sun is shining. It is going to be a great day. I am proud of all of us for sticking with this. I can't believe we are in week 4 already!
Hey all. Sorry I have been missing in action but with the flu and travel for work I missed the 2nd and 3rd week of the program. However, I have picked my self back up and started all over again yesterday. I have rocked it the past two days and I am feeling it today. Hope everyone else has been able to stay on track (better than I have). Looking forward to seeing and hearing about your results as the weeks move along.
Welcome back Josh:)
Ditto! Welcome back Josh!! glad you're back in! And Tminus60 I commend your courage in posting pics - whatever helps us keep on track with BFL. (oh and I'm not that brave!) and BobbyA - I really appreciate your positive vibes, please keep it coming. Good cardio today, planning my meals really helps me stick with the nutrition part. Have to read another chapter or two of the BFL Champions book tonight, its really inspiring.
I think BFL is sinking into me...where I work, many banquets are served a day and the leftover food is brought into the employee dining room...creamy pasta dishes, tempting desserts...but i stood my ground and had a scoop of cottage cheese and sliced fruit instead! "Nothing tastes as good as thin feels" indeed!
Congrats to all for staying the course! I will post 4 week shots next week, regardless of what my screaming ego says.
Hi Everyone, I hope you are all doing well! I can't believe we are in week 4 already. I for some reason seem to be struggling this week. I am still sticking to my eating and getting my workouts in but mentally I just feel frustrated. I haven't noticed any changes and I'm not sure why it is getting to me so bad. Having done this years ago I know that I didn't see anything happen until the end and then it seems like it was just overnight. I know the program, I know what to expect so I'm not sure why I'm letting this get to me. Anyway, I will keep doing the workouts, eating according to plan and hope that it's just "one of those weeks"! Have a great day everyone!
All rise while I read from The Book..."The most important thing is to stay focused on progress, not perfection," Champion Nick Boswell says. " Too many people see a picture in a magazine and are disappointed when, after five or six weeks, they don't look like that. The key to success is staying focused on how your body is changing, how your body composition is improving, and the progress you're making."
Celebrate the small accomplishments, the daily triumphs- one more workout performed, one more healthy meal consumed, one more day that you followed through on a self promise to better yourself!
Had a kickass cardio session...one of those days that I felt that I OWNED that stairmaster!
Go get em!
Hi! Rhonda, It takes time a lot of time and effort for noticeable physical changes. I feel my muscle density increasing over the last month but there still is a lot of insulation around my six-pack et all. I've been checking my weight in the am daily and the weight is going down SLOWLY!!!! . . .but it's going.
If you maintain your exercise and diet. . . . burning more cals than you take in daily. . . . . the changes will come in time!
So keep up your efforts! - paul
Oh boy- did my UB w/o in afternoon instead of morning and it sure was different! I really ran out of gas on most of the last lifts in each muscle group! I feel like it was a good w/o, but sure didn't feel like I hit any 10's with a convincing amount of energy. I guess this is what they call slogging thru a workout...however, I do get to check it off my list as accomplished!
How's the energy of the group?
Hello All, Got my cardio in this morning somehow. My legs are killing me from my LBW yesterday. I have done really well with my diet and working out since I have gotten back into things this week. The test will come next week while I am traveling again for work. I think I have a plan worked our so I can still get everything in and I will be traveling solo this trip so there won't be the temptations to eat poorly. Everyone keep up the solid work.
Well this week is about over and am I glad. Wow my legs are still killing me from the cardio and LBW. Got my UBW in this morning and my diet has been spot on. Looking forward to another good weekend to carry me into next week. Hope all are doing well.
Hi! I've been eating a good diet without snacks. . . working out on a daily basis . . . but my weight has been hanging around 203 for a week. All the signs of fat loss are continuing while I can see a nice increase of muscle mass. This is another indication that body weight alone shouldn't be the used as a barometer of fat loss. The old saying is that "muscle is heavier than fat". -paul
BTW- Tomorrow is a another intense spin class. - paul
© Abbott Laboratories,2013


text:
There should be only 1 criterium for the manager: Getting a W. And if you need a W right now you want Puig on your team. I'm not advocating having players play 9 innings or have pitchers throw a lot; then it wouldn't be an all-star game, but in building the roster on the position player side this ain't an issue, so select with the W in mind.
Deserving is nice and all, but if your team would be playing WS game 7, I think you would give up that principle for it to be in your team's home park.


text:
Gourmet Burgers
16 (4 oz.) Gourmet Burgers 324WZCReg. $52.99 I Now Only $27.99
Read what our customers say
Best burgers aroundShirley S. - Machesney Park, IL
Love them, there are always a box of these in my freezer.William G. - Halifax, PA
the beat burger i've ever had!Sky K. - Littlefork, MN
Best burgers! We'll never buy any others.Betty L. - Las Cruces, NM
love the burgers from Omaha SteaksVivian M. - Saint Albans, NY
greatquality and taste.Hope A. - Leesburg, FL
Pretty good!John S. - Sarasota, FL
Yes, I am enjoying them immensely. Whether they are cooked for medium rare or well done, they are still juicy and actually taste like meat, unlike so many so called hamburgers served to the public today. What better description can I give them, but that they actually taste like meat?Michelle W. - Daytona Beach, FL
We have always liked your burgers. But the grandchildren really love them. They say the burgers are the best ever.Judy D. - Lancaster, OH
One great burger.William B. - Waterford, NY
I love these smaller sized burgers. They can be grilled quickly and are great.Karen B. - Antioch, TN
Was surprised as to the quality of this product Love themJulia B. - Sioux City, IA
The burgers are very popular with our grandchildren and my husband.Sara L. - New Philadelphia, OH
Love the burgers!Kyle B. - Troy, IL
Our children and grandchildren thought these were the best burgers they've ever eaten! Can't say I can disagree.Glynn C. - Plant City, FL
My son (living in an apartment at college) likes these as they are quick and easy and he thinks they taste great.Annette L. - Tyrone, PA
Delicious as always!Vernon G. - Christiansburg, OH
Excellent burgers!! None better!!William F. - Providence, RI
I like both the gourmet and steak burgersStephen G. - Dennis, MA
Love these just love them!Mary Kay N. - Easton, KS
Quick, easy, delicious! Pile it up with your favorite add-ons and voila! hamberger heaven.Denise M. - Toms River, NJ
Your burgers are very juicy and tasty. It's nice to have them on hand for unexpected guests.Felicia P. - Dearborn Heights, MI
I consider all the Burgers to be the very best in the World!Doug M. - The Woodlands, TX
Omaha Gourmet Burgers are great. I always have to have a good supply on hand for company. Everyone loves a good burger. For my family these burgers get an AA++ rating.........Donna P. - Deerfield, NH
Customers who enjoy Gourmet Burgers also enjoy...
Wine Suggestions
Big & Bold
Big & Bold
Questions about wine? Call 1-866-989-4637 to speak to our wine specialist. View Wine Details
- All wine prices include shipping and handling. Wine purchases do not qualify for Quick Ship Delivery, Express, Overnight and Saturday Overnight delivery.
- Your wine and gourmet food packages will ship separately. Your wine will arrive in approximately 7 days or less from the day you place your order, unless you have requested a delayed arrival date.
- Wine products cannot be shipped to the following states: AK, GA, HI, IN, IA, KY, ME, MT, OK, UT. Also, Local laws prevent us from shipping to certain zip code in the following states: FL, ID and NH. Information regarding states and zip codes that are not currently serviced will appear at the time that orders are placed. Offer void where prohibited by law.
- You must be 21 years of age or older to order, purchase or receive the delivery of wine.
- Omaha Steaks Reward Gift Cards are not redeemable for wine purchases.
- Wine is sold and delivered by our supplier, Wine.com, Omaha Steaks is the marketing agent.
Sign up for...
Omaha Steaks Emails
Be the first to learn about exclusive promotions, recipes,
new products, unique daily deals and so much more!
new products, unique daily deals and so much more!
Quick View


text:
User Reviews & Ratings - Prozac oral
Read user comments about the side effects, benefits, and effectiveness of Prozac oral.
Overall User Ratings1575 Total User Reviews
User Reviews
Learn about
User Reviews
Reviewer: NikkiParker, 55-64 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
Ease of Use
Had used Wellbutrin years ago, which did nothing. So my current doctor gave me prozac which acts differently than Wellbutrin. I've been seeing family and friends more often, which helps, but even they have noticed an obvious mood lift. I'm going through huge, sad life changes right now but despite that, my depression is lifting. I can't fall asleep easily without the TV on, but am attr ... Show Full Comment
found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Reviewer: prozac, 65-74 Female on Treatment for 5 to less than 10 years (Patient)
Ease of Use
it seemed to work when i first used it, years ago but no effect now i am very depressed
found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Reviewer: diana, 55-64 Female on Treatment for 6 months to less than 1 year (Patient)
Ease of Use
it upsets my stomach and makes me constipated
found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Reviewer: MaidMarian807, 45-54 Female on Treatment for 1 to less than 2 years (Patient)
Ease of Use
I had been on high doses of Zoloft for Depression, Lamictal for mood swings and stabilization, and Trazodone for insomnia. All supposedly to help me with traumatic brain injury from a car accident. Then a psychiatrist wanted me to try getting off those and just taking 20 mg. Prozac. It gave me my life back. I never realized I was overmedicated. Now Prozac is the only psych med I take. At firs ... Show Full Comment
found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Reviewer: chassidy, 13-18 Female on Treatment for 1 to 6 months (Patient)
Ease of Use
I've dealt with depression, anxiety, and paranoia for 5 years and the first 2 years of my depression were miserable. I never got help for it even after attempting suicide and being harmful to myself. The next two years were okay, my depression and such came in spurts and never as bad as before. I decided to get myself of medication just to see if I could hopefully feel better or somehow cure m ... Show Full Comment
found this review helpful.
Was this review helpful? Yes | No
Health Solutions From Our Sponsors
FDA Protect Your Health
Benzocaine and Babies: Not a Good Mix
Database Is One-Stop Resource on Kids' Medications
Explore our expanded FDA Center on WebMD.
Ask the pharmacist
Questions about medications? Get expert answers by video or live chat about allergies, pregnancy, sleep, and more.
See the Ask the Pharmacist event schedule.
Popular Slideshows & Tools on WebMD
WebMD the app
Get trusted health information. Whenever. Wherever... with your iPhone, iPad or Android.Find Out More
IMPORTANT: About This Section and Other User-Generated Content on WebMD
The opinions expressed in WebMD User-generated content areas like communities, reviews, ratings, or blogs are solely those of the User, who may or may not have medical or scientific training. These opinions do not represent the opinions of WebMD. User-generated content areas are not reviewed by a WebMD physician or any member of the WebMD editorial staff for accuracy, balance, objectivity, or any other reason except for compliance with our Terms and Conditions. Some of these opinions may contain information about treatment or uses of drug products that have not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. WebMD does not endorse any specific product, service, or treatment.
Do not consider WebMD User-generated content as medical advice. Never delay or disregard seeking professional medical advice from your doctor or other qualified healthcare provider because of something you have read on WebMD. You should always speak with your doctor before you start, stop, or change any prescribed part of your care plan or treatment. WebMD understands that reading individual, real-life experiences can be a helpful resource but it is never a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment from a qualified health care provider. If you think you may have a medical emergency, call your doctor or dial 911 immediately.


text:
You're leaving Wedding Paper Divas to see the Deal of the Day at our parent site, Tiny Prints.
You won't be able to dismiss this by usual means (escape or click button), but you can close it programatically based on user choices or actions.
"The overall quality of this product was flawless! It was just what I was looking for, it is perfect for my perfect day! I got so many compliments on them!"
"Not only did the color and text come out exactly how we wanted, but having the option to decorate the back was most helpful! We uploaded a photo of us and wrote our donation message in lieu of favors on the bottom! 2 birds, one stone! And they cropped our photo beautifully!! This is a great option!!"
"This menu card looked stunning when it arrived. Wedding Paper Divas's customer service was excellent and answered all my questions. I worked with the designer to change the format for three courses instead of the four you see, and changed it to add images related to my wedding theme. The end result was amazing and I cannot wait to see these displayed on each plate at my wedding."
"We could not have picked better invitations. We were able to customize the background color to match our wedding (we chose envy) and the color was perfect. The paper was soft, heavy and had a nice glow about it (we chose the pearl). Our friends and family all thought they were beautiful and different from the usual wedding cards people use. I would definitely recommed this product and company to anyone I know that is getting married! Customer service was spot on, friendly and helpful."
"I was so thrilled when I received my order. Everything is perfectly lovely. I know that my son and soon to be daughter-in-law will be pleased when they see this. Thank you!"


text:
Dade City Apartments for Rent
Apartment Finder is the ultimate tool for searching for apartments for rent in the Dade City, FL area. With map-based searching, you'll find just what you are looking for in minutes. You can customize your search many ways and your results will be refreshed in a flash. Browse apartment communities in real time, with photos, floor plans, and more! Your search for Dade City, FL apartments is over. The Apartment Finder features include faceted browsing, map-based search, and search results by neighborhood, county, university campus, military base and more. If you are seeking a Dade City, FL apartment for rent, you have come to the right place.
33 photosBig Oaks Apartment Homes 1510 Big Oaks Drive, Lakeland, FL 33810 Map2 BR - 3 BR$970 - $1,090(863) 940-0878
Arbours at Fort King 12838 Stately Oak Street, Dade City, FL 33525 Map1 BR - 3 BR$271 - $755(352) 834-0828
15 photosSweetwater Apartments 12813 Ware Lane, Dade City, FL 33525 Map1 BR - 3 BR$735 - $925(877) 490-2388


text:
Excellent. Perfect. Unsurpassed. Discover the quintessential Key West experience at Casa Marina, A Waldorf Astoria Resort - where old-world elegance and legendary history blend to create an environment of exceptional charms. Book your beachfront Key West hotel reservations online or call the hotel directly at 888-303-5717.
Watch the sunset from the walk-out lanai and private furnished balcony, offering beautiful views of Casa Marina's calming pools and the ocean. These 600-sq.-ft. suites feature a bedroom with one king-sized bed, a separate living room with sectional sofa bed and dining area. Accommodating up to four guests, each non-smoking suite is located in our exclusive suite building, steps from the resort's private beach and pools.
In-room amenities include:
A daily resort charge includes:
Discover the island luxury and Caribbean vibrancy within the stylish hotel rooms of Casa Marina, A Waldorf Astoria Resort – an unrivaled destination amid the stunning natural environment of the Florida Keys. Book your hotel reservations online for Our Best Rates Guarantee**
For more about other Key West resorts - click here for our sister property – The Reach Resort.


text:
History: Mardi Gras
Flash Player Upgrade Required.
You must download and install the latest version of Adobe Flash Player to view this content. Click here to download.
Coming up next in 10 seconds
More Videos
© National Geographic Kids
Mardi Gras
New Orleans is famous for the Mardi Gras celebrations held there. Learn how this colorful festival got started.


text:
Drowsy during the day?
This could be a sign that you may be suffering from sleep apnea.
Let's find out how sleepy you really are. Take our anonymous Sleepiness Survey. If you score higher than 9, we strongly recommend you visit a qualified sleep dentist or physician.
What does apnea look like?
This video was graciously submitted by Nick Divicenzo, Jr. in the hopes it would help people to understand the seriousness of snoring and sleep apnea.
Another example
Click here to find out!
Our take on appliances sold over-the-counter and on the Internet
As you might suspect, we don't exactly advocate the do-it-yourself appliances for snoring, but...
Read More
It's not the site, it's the conversation
Snoring Isn't Sexy - your source for information on snoring, sleep apnea and oral appliance therapy.
Almost half of adults snore. And the problem is worse with overweight persons.
What Makes the Snoring Noise?
Snoring occurs when there is a partial obstruction to the free flow of air through the mouth and nose. The sound occurs when loose structures in the throat, like the uvula and soft palate, vibrate as air passes over them.
Snoring can get worse when the muscles in the back of the throat are too relaxed either from drugs that induce sleep or alcohol consumption.
Snoring can be serious both socially and medically.
Snoring & Relationships
Snoring can disrupt marriages and cause sleepless nights for bed partners.
Snoring & Health
Medically, snoring can be the precursor of obstructive sleep apnea that has been linked to heart failure, high blood pressure and stroke. In its own right, snoring has been linked to Type II Diabetes. Sleep apnea usually interrupts loud snoring with a period of silence in which no air passes into the lungs. eventually the lack of oxygen and the increase carbon dioxide will awaken you forcing the airway to open with a loud gasp.
Heavy Snoring & Heart Disease
Heavy snorers are also more likely to suffer a heart attack while asleep than non-snorers. Blood pressure changes caused by snoring may lead to blockage of the coronary arteries and increase the risk of heart disease.
Sleep medicine dentists can control snoring with an oral appliance.
Drowsy driving
A Canadian study reported that people with sleep apnea are twice as likely to be in a car crash. They reported that even people with fairly mild sleep apnea had an increased risk of serious crashes. The truckers's associations are informing truck drivers of sleep apnea's seriousness.
Medically, sleep apnea is associated with:
- Hypertension
- Heart Failure
- Coronary occlusion
- High blood pressure
- Heart beat irregularity
- Stroke
- Diabetes
- Erectile dysfunction
- Mental impairment
- Depression
- Obesity
- Increased risk of sudden cardiac death during sleep hours
Impact of sleep apnea on the economy
25 million Americans suffer from sleep apnea . Of these, 200,000 each year are involved in Motor Vehicle Accidents because of sleepiness problems. 38,000 die each year from complications of sleep apnea (i.e. heart attack, stroke etc.)
Cost of health care for sleep apnea patients in the ER or ICU is in excess of $50,000 per patient. The total estimated cost in the United States alone is $1.9 billion.
Productivity ratio is at least 10% less in people who suffer from sleep apnea. That is estimated to cost the US economy $75 billion each year.
(Statistics are estimates by the American Sleep Apnea Association)
Although there is no dental cure for snoring or sleep apnea, an oral appliance can hold the airway in the back of the throat open during sleep and prevent collapse.
Sleep apnea can be controlled by a sleep medicine dentist who provides oral appliance therapy.
Oral Appliances
Custom oral appliances for snoring and sleep apnea. Oral appliances for sleep apnea are NOT available over-the-counter in the United States - the only way an appliance is available is by prescription from your physician and construction by your dentist.
Snoring Isn't Sexy does NOT sell appliances for sleep apnea, nor does it have information on where they can be purchased. Please contact your dental sleep medicine dentist for specifics. Telephone inquiries about specific oral appliances cannot be returned. Please consult the developer for information.
For more information about oral appliances, visit our oral appliance page..
If you are a laboratory, inventor or manufacturer and your appliance is not listed here, please contact us directly at email@example.com. Please provide all information exactly as you would like it presented. DO NOT SEND BROCHURES OR OTHER PRINTED MATERIAL. All information, photographs and illustrations must be provided electronically.


text:
Select Country
Public takeover offer to acquire all shares of R. STAHL AG at an offer price of EUR 47.50 per share
Our new powerful PROmax power supply series offers flexible solutions for ambitious automation
Let's connect.
Our commitment to Global Compact
Are 2.5 mm² really 2.5 mm²? Crimping tools with a spring effect enable reliable compensation of potential size discrepancies between the conductor and the wire-end ferrule
We support decentralised power supply and motor control at Dürkopp
Well-advised using future-proof surge protectors from the VARITECTOR PU series – for long-term reliability of a traffic control system
Let's connect.
Connected with the world
Weidmüller Interface
GmbH & Co. KG
Klingenbergstraße 16
D-32758 Detmold
+49 5231 14-0
+49 5231 14-292083
Send e-mail


text:
Format MapsShow Featured Items
Properties of the Delaware River Improvement Company on Morrisville Island, Pa. opposite Trenton, N.J.
Perspective map not drawn to scale. Bird's-eye view. LC copy annotated in black ink with bracketed date. Shows Trenton. LC Panoramic maps (2nd ed.), 809.3 Available also through the Library of Congress ...
Contributor: Fowler, T. M. Site/Collection: Geography and Map Division - Panoramic Maps - Cities and Towns - American Memory - Catalog Original Format: Maps Date: 1900 View catalog record


text:
Like TechNet UK on Facebook
About us
TechNet Team Blogs
Great news from the Windows Team blog – Hotmail now supports push email, calendar, and contacts with Exchange ActiveSync, so whatever you do on your phone will be reflected on the web. That means if you delete an email on your mobile, it'll also be deleted from your web mail (and the other way around), so you'll no longer find yourself juggling two different versions of the same inbox. Sounds good to me. Head over to the Windows Team blog to find out more.
For all you fans of Scripting Guy out there, take a look at the Hey, Scripting Guy! blog. This time Scripting Guy Ed Wilson is retrieving Windows power plan settings using PowerShell.
As always, it's been a busy week for the TechNet blog. If you've had a similarly hectic 9-5, this round up might help. Have a great weekend – it's a long one for us in England, so we'll be back with you on Tuesday.
On Monday Simon May, aka Porridge Kid, told us what he loves about BPOS for the TechNet Flash newsletter, in Scenarios where BPOS is Brilliant.
Tuesday's top ten IT skills was a popular post – don't we all like to know we've got what it takes? More top tens coming soon. In fact, if you've got any good ideas for topics, let me know.
On Wednesday we brought you some learning snacks and they fit in nicely with today's Windows 7 e-learning series info. There are lots of options for learning and development that don't necessitate budget or time out of the office – keep an eye out for next week's TechNet Flash newsletter where we'll be going into more detail.
Thursday's musings were plentiful. If you haven't seen the Windows 7 Springboard Series, check it out here. We also asked you what you want to see on your UK TechNet blog – I want to make sure you're getting what you want from us. Availability of Exchange Server SP1 download rounded off our Thursday.
So that brings us to everyone's favourite day of the week (except for Rafal, our intern, who loves every single day – more about him in a future Microsoft Life post). Check out the latest news from TechEd Europe 2010 – the team's sending regular updates full of news and offers, so I'll keep you posted here.
That's all from me this week. Thanks for reading!
It's not always easy to find the time and budget for training, but you can explore a great variety of how to videos on TechNet to support your planning, deployment and management of Windows 7. The Windows 7 e-Learning series is free, easy to follow and enables you to learn at your own pace.
Here's the latest round up of news and offers from the TechEd Europe team. Have you signed up yet?
Brad Anderson to Keynote Tech∙Ed Europe 2010
Microsoft CVP, Brad Anderson, will be a keynoter at this year's Tech∙Ed Europe event. More announcements on keynoters and sessions to come in September. Join the TechEd Europe email newsletter, or visit the website for the latest news.
Register by 31st August and Save
Don't miss this chance to save on Tech∙Ed Europe – register by 31 August and save €200 off the full conference price (a €400 savings over last year's full price). If you book your hotel through the Tech∙Ed Europe accommodation booking service by 31 August, you'll also receive a FREE, 6-day public transit (BVG) pass. The BVG pass entitles you to full use of public transportation (metro/city train/tram/bus) in Berlin. Visit the registration page for details on both offers.
Attendees Receive a Free TechNet Subscription
Tech·Ed Europe attendees will receive a free, one-year Microsoft TechNet Subscription, specifically selected for IT Professionals that support enterprise-wide environments. The subscription includes access to the complete stack of full-version Microsoft infrastructure and business solution software for evaluation and testing purposes, as well as access to upcoming beta releases, E-Learning courses and priority support on TechNet Forums. The subscription benefit for attendees excludes the two (2) free support calls included in the Professional subscription level; all other benefits are the same. > View benefits.
Go Behind the Scenes of the TechEd Europe event, Win a Free Pass!
Jennifer Ritzinger (event owner) and Mike Swanson (keynote owner) host a weekly video show to share the latest news and 'behind-the-scenes' details about the Tech∙Ed Europe event. On the most recent episode, they talk to content owner, Steven Salazar, about the results of the session preference voting and the upcoming release of sessions. Also, they announce how you can win a FREE pass to the event! In case you've missed any, you can still view all the episodes.
Head over to the Microsoft Exchange Team blog to get the lowdown on Exchange Server 2010 Service Pack 1. The future of Exchange starts here!
The UK TechNet blog's been up and running for a few weeks now and I'd like to know what you think. It's easy to check the stats to see which posts were most read, but I'd really like to know what sort of information you want to see. Which topics interest you most? What sort of content are you most likely to read – a technical article or a quick 'top ten things you should know' type of post? Drop me an email and let me know what you think. I'd really like this blog to be your one stop shop for technical info, and I think the best way to do that is to ask you, the readers.
The Microsoft Windows 7 Springboard series provides expert advice, whatever stage you're at in the deployment cycle. Mark Russinovich digs in to Windows 7 Redux, while elsewhere you can walk through the process of creating a technical proof of concept to help you see how Windows 7 and Office 2010—as part of the Microsoft Optimized Desktop—will work in your environment. Alternatively skip to Managing Windows 7 for technical guidance and learning tools.
Microsoft Silverlight Learning Snacks are short, interactive presentations about popular topics created by Microsoft Learning experts. Each Snack is delivered by using innovative Microsoft Silverlight technology and includes various media, such as animations and recorded demos. At the end of each free presentation, you can view more Snacks, learn more about the topic, or visit a related Web site.
Brien Posey's TechNet magazine article outlines the top ten skills you should keep brushed up in an ever-changing IT landscape.


text:
Wine Glass
Sales & Special Offers:Save an additional 20% Discount applied in cart
Napoli is a subtly decorated, hand-painted collection that evokes the light and colors of the coast of Italy. The soft palette of pale orange, yellow, rose, varying shades of blue and light green creates a bright, cheerful setting for any meal. Long, graceful stems hold aloft a goblet adorned with your favorite Pfaltzgraff dinnerware pattern. Suitable for both red and white wines, it also elevates simple water to a black tie status. Dishwasher safe. Wine glass holds 13 ounce.


text:
By Anne VanderMey
FORTUNE -- Jacqueline Goewey returned to her South Street Seaport bakeshop, Made Fresh Daily, the morning after Hurricane Sandy pummeled New York's coastline. When she arrived, she sidestepped a heavy trashcan that had toppled over on the front steps and shone her flashlight into the darkened shop. She saw devastation. Talking about it weeks later, tears still well in her eyes.
Furniture was strewn across the floor, along with homemade granola, dishes and utensils. All the café's Ikea tables had inflated with salt water and were starting to buckle. Much of the kitchen equipment was ruined, including the countertops, and the drywall would have to go. A single Aerosoles shoe had washed in from the street and lay in the middle of the floor.
That day, Goewey began the process that many other New York proprietors have taken on in recent weeks, particularly in the hard hit South Street Seaport district. She started putting the pieces back together.
MORE: Torn apart after Sandy, the Seaport community comes together
Hundreds of small businesses have been hobbled by October's super storm, which official estimates say cost $19 billion in public and private losses in New York City alone. Smaller companies are less likely to have comprehensive insurance to cover that damage, and they are often poorly equipped to weather a dramatic falloff in revenue from storm-related loss of business. Forced to shutter by loss of power and surging water, many stores won't reopen.
But for those that have cobbled together the cash and resources to get their businesses up and running, the rebuilding process reads like a case study in resilience.
Before the storm, Made Fresh Daily was known for serving up healthy, organic baked goods, and locavore-friendly dishes like the Vermont ham & egg sandwich on a fresh buttermilk biscuit. Goewey often shops at the nearby New Amsterdam Market, -- which Fortune profiled last week -- for local produce and cider. The café is located in the heart of the South Street Seaport, a usually bustling neighborhood, where many businesses saw more than six feet of water surge into their properties. Generators still line the streets here, and some buildings have yet to regain power. On a recent afternoon, more restaurants were filled with construction crews than with actual patrons.
The night before Sandy hit, Goewey, her husband and her 7-year-old twins were forced to relocate from their apartment building near the café to a friend's apartment uptown. When they got back, they found chaos.Christopher White, who owns the building,estimated it would probably take about a month to reopen the shop. White, an architect, was worried that supplies and construction crews would be overbooked in coming days. He told them they had to move as fast as possible.
MORE: Save the Seaport!
"From that day we started and we didn't stop," Goewey says. "If I stopped for a minute, I would be freaking out about trying to call FEMA, and trying to find another place to live. But you have to look down and just get through it, because if you stop and worry, you can't get through the day."
Over the next week, Goewey called in all the favors she could. Two dads from the nearby PS 397 Spruce Street School reinstalled her plumbing in exchange for pizza. Volunteers washed dishes, cake stands, and pans. Another father from the school drove her to Ikea in his SUV and hauled back replacement furniture. Her manager scraped the wet granola off the floor and pinned any salvageable paperwork and receipts to a magazine rack to dry them out. Goewey and crew threw out spoiled meat, produce and dry goods; they replaced the drywall and repainted the shop. She also let go of eight of her 10 employees. Most have found other jobs or are on unemployment.
White, the landlord, cut Goewey a deal on rent and she scraped together enough cash to pay the bills. "At least I hope it's enough money," she says. "The check hasn't cleared yet."
On a Sunday, 13 days after the storm hit, Made Fresh Daily was one of the first Seaport businesses back up and running. The opening was a triumph. "We're going to get through this," Goewey says. But the work still isn't done. She owes "a lot of money" to Con Edison for outstanding bills, needs to replace a now-crusty MacBook Pro that fell into the saltwater during the flooding, and hopes a grant will come through so that she can hire back more employees and get back to full capacity.
For Goewey, the stakes of survival are high. "If I go down, I take a lot of people down with me," she said, talking about her employees, plus her suppliers. Made Fresh Daily spends $150,000 a year on fruits and vegetables alone. Not to mention the disappointed customers.
MORE: Dispatch from a basement in the Rockaways
Help may be on the way. Small Business Administration chief Karen Mills, along with a group of elected officials, had a meeting in the café during a tour of the area, and there's talk of getting grants to the businesses in the neighborhood. New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg recently announced an additional $5.5 million in matching grants for small businesses impacted by Sandy, bringing the price tag of city grants and low-interest loans so far to $45 million.
On a recent weekday around lunchtime, the shop smelled like chicken soup, and the strains of classic jazz tunes were interrupted only by the sound of the generators humming outside. A few regulars trickled in, including the owner of Pasanella & Son Vintners – a nearby wine shop also newly reopened. Goewey chatted with him about the challenge of drawing customers to a disaster zone. "Well, we'll keep coming," he told her as he left the store, coffee in hand.
Goewey is optimistic: "If it's back to normal after the holidays. I can get through to that," she says. "I'm taking it on faith that the neighborhood is going to come back."
The second installment of Fortune's #SaveTheSeaport series looks at the changing marketplace in South Street Seaport post-Sandy.
By Ryan Bradley, senior editor
FORTUNE -- From the beginning, in 1642, the market was the center of things—the feature that tied South Street Seaport together and gave it purpose. Produce, meat and dairy from Brooklyn farms came in across the East River on the Fulton Ferry, and around the landing grew a neighborhood MORENov 26, 2012 10:52 AM ET
|What stumps Warren Buffett? Minimum wage
|Water becoming more valuable than gold
|GM's $1.3 billion recall cost wipes out profit
|Will 7 Apples a day keep the bears away? - The Buzz
|Ex-Wal-Mart CEO Duke retired with $140 million


text:
Narrow your search
Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman prove that maybe it's not quite so easy to get cats to do what you want. Then again, maybe they just didn't have enough fish flakes on hand.
The "MythBusters" team takes on Ewok battle tactics, the risky Princess Leia rescue, and a smelly snow survival trick using a dead tauntaun. Savage and gang dish "Star Wars" to Crave's Bonnie Burton.
At new show, which opens this weekend in San Jose, Calif., fans of the hit Discovery Channel show can explore some of the most famous myths, and try busting a few for themselves.
A test involving live cannon fire for the popular TV show "Mythbusters" went awry when a cannonball blasted through a nearby neighborhood. KPIX-TV in San Francisco aired this report.
To get (and give) some sense of perspective, reader Matt Pressnall creates a map that traces the route taken by the "Mythbusters" runaway cannonball.
The now-famous cannonball incident is just the latest in a long string of experiments gone wrong on the hit Discovery Channel show. Of course, no one ever gets injured--except the show's hosts.
In an experiment gone awry, a cannonball aimed at water containers on a bomb disposal range misses its target and rips through a suburban house, before coming to rest in a minivan.
As part of an episode of the hit show that will tackle the question of whether men or women are better at a series of tasks, its hosts put 120 volunteers through various tasks. CNET was on hand to find out who's better at packing.
Q&A After years of successfully busting myths on one of Discovery Channel's most popular shows, Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman are adding a new show to the mix.
The Discovery Channel has given the thumbs-up to a new show to be executive produced by Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman. In a tweet this morning, Savage called the show his and Hyneman's "new sooper secret project."


text:
Gucci Unisex White Gold Icon Medio Band
Sorry, this item is sold out!
Looks like you've got more shoe shopping to do - have fun!
Looks like you've got more shoe shopping to do - have fun!
Item # 251928
Known best for its Italian craftsmanship and elegant style, Gucci is a worldwide legend in designer fashion. Crafted with precious metals and exquisite gems, this classic ring has a modern air with its wide band and signature Gucci double G embossing.
- 18k white gold band
- Signature Gucci double G design
- 9.1mm band width
- Approximate weight 10g
- White gold items are rhodium plated - plating could wear over time revealing yellow gold
- Inspected and authenticated by certified gemologist/appraiser
- A certificate of Gucci authenticity is included
- Signature required for delivery
- Item may ship separately from other items ordered
- Returns accepted within 30 days of purchase. Jewelry cannot be returned in stores. A return authorization process is required. Call 1-866-379-7463 for details
- Must be ordered by 1 pm EST to qualify for Next Business Day shipping
- To return, item must have security tag attached
- Made in Italy
- Online Exclusive!
- Must be returned to dsw.com (not a DSW store).
- A signature is required when item is delivered.


text:
Wear it With
Filson Dog Leash
Style #: 18254036
This Filson dog leash is as rugged as your pup, with hearty brass hardware and thick bridle leather.
- By Filson.
- 1" wide. Brass hardware.
- Leather.
- Made in the USA.
- With over a hundred years of experience crafting the most rugged, durable outdoor goods and accessories, the Filson name is synonymous with quality.
Alternate Views


text:
San Antonio gas prices dropping
Regular unleaded average dropped from $3.63 to $3.57
Gas prices are on the decline and, according to AAA Texas, should keep going down in the weeks and months ahead.
Jessica Castillo drives a big pickup truck and said every penny saved on gas makes a difference. She said recently she's spent up to $110 to fill up.
On Monday morning, it cost her $83 to fill up.
"That means I get to have lunch maybe once a week out," she said.
According to AAA, the current national average for a gallon of regular unleaded gas is $3.80 per gallon. That's down from $3.86 last week.
The price of a gallon of regular unleaded in San Antonio also dropped six cents per gallon since last week, from an average of $3.63 to $3.57.
Ricky Momin, the owner of a Shell station in Olmos Park, said prices at his station have dropped 10 cents to 12 cents since last week and could soon drop even more
According to gasbuddy.com, the best price for gas in San Antonio on Monday morning was at a Mini Food Mart on Southcross Boulevard, where a gallon of unleaded cost $3.36 a gallon.
"It's making a difference but a little more will help," said truck owner, Tim Gomez.
"I don't know about cents. Maybe if it goes down nickels and dimes it would make a big difference, but cents is not a big deal," said Smart car driver Nathan Wiegreffe.
According to AAA, gas prices are expected to keep dropping.
Contributing factors include a lesser demand for gas now that the summer travel season has ended. Also the spike from Hurricane Isaac is waning and refineries have now transitioned to less expensive winter-blend gasoline.
For a list of recent stories Eileen Gonzales has done, click here.
Copyright 2012 by KSAT.com All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Shanahan: Griffin to start against Eagles
Washington Redskins quarterback Robert Griffin III pretty much cleared himself for Week One against the Philadelphia Eagles. Just a few days ago, Dr. James Andrews cleared Griffin from. Medical standpoint, reiterating that the final determination would only be made by Redskins head coach Mike Shanahan.
That affirmation came today.
Shanahan formally announced that RG3 will make the season start against the Eagles on Monday night. Shanahan, in making that decision, stated it was made after a Conference call with GM Bruce Allen and Dr. Andrews. In making that decision, Shanahan said that "you have to trust us. There are certain conversations that stay between doctor, coach, and player." Shanahan reiterated that "so far so good. He'll be ready for Monday night" indicating there has been absolutely, no soreness or swelling. Furthermore, Shanahan said "he's gotten a lot,of great reps in practice, no setbacks, no swelling. I feel very good where he's at."
As to the conflicting reports last week, Shanahan said that Dr. Andrews never relayed any concerns to him about RG3, backing up what Dr. Andrews tweeted. Perhaps, when Shanahan mentioned concerns, they were his concerns, not that of the medical staff.
Other Notes:
Shanahan was said he was uncertain whether Brandon Meriweather would be ready for Mo day night. He indicated that Meriweather was a little sore. His soreness is thought to be his groin, not his previously injured knee.
The Redskins also announced team captains. They are: Trent Williams, RG3, London Fletcher, Barry Cofield, and Reed Doughty.


text:
michel studio printed satin blouse
This Michel Studio blouse features a bold allover print. Satin blouse features shirt collar, button front placket and long sleeves. With flattering seams at front for a hourglass shape. 28 inch length.
$20.00 50% Off
- 97% polyester, 3% spandex
- Imported
- Hand wash in cold water.
- Do not use chlorine bleach.
- Hang to dry.
- Iron at low setting.
- Can be dry cleaned.


text:
- Flat Rate Shipping. Any Size Order! -
- A Portion of Proceeds Benefit Charlotte Athletics -
Main Content
Order as many items as you like with our $6.99 flat rate shipping.
This item ships within one business day.
Order as many items as you like with our $6.99 flat rate shipping.
Need it faster?
Show your tried-and-true devotion to the Bobcats on or off the court in the Absolute hoodie sweatshirt from adidas featuring the team name and logo printed across the front!
- 50% Cotton/50% Polyester
- Midweight hoodie with soft fleece lining
- Screen print graphics
- Front pouch pocket
- Hood with drawstring
- Rib-knit cuffs & waist
- Reinforced taped collar seam
- Imported
- Officially licensed NBA product
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
U-17 MNT Tops Poland 5-0, Finishes Second in Busan
BUSAN, South Korea (June 4, 2003) – Freddy Adu and Jamie Watson each notched two goals in the second half as the U.S. Under-17 Men's National Team overpowered Poland 5-0 in their final match of the Busan International Youth Tournament on Wednesday evening at Busan Asiad Main Stadium. With the win the U.S. finished in second place, behind tournament champions Argentina.
The U.S. finished the tournament with a record of 1-1-1, good enough for four points. The offensive outburst against Poland catapulted the U.S. into second place by giving them a better goal differential (+2) than South Korea (+1). Korea lost to Argentina in the last match of the tournament 2-0.
"We struggled in the first half, but then the guys started playing better and put together a number of excellent goals," U.S. Under-17 Men's National Team head coach John Ellinger said. "The second half was the best we've played during all three games and it was a great way to finish off the tournament. We've had an amazing time here in Korea. Besides the World Championship, this was by far the best tournament we've competed in. From the games to the accommodations to the overall presentation it has just been first class all the way."
The U.S. struggled in the first half, but got an astonishing goal from left defender Steven Curfman in the 37th minute, providing them with a 1-0 lead at halftime. Poland thought it had safely cleared a U.S. free kick to midfield, but Curfman ran onto the ball and blasted a 40-yard shot that swerved into the upper-right hand corner. The shot was the only shot the U.S. had on goal in the entire first half and was Curfman's first international goal.
In the second half, the U.S. put away Poland with four goals after Ellinger made two changes, sending substitute Jacob Peterson up front and bringing Adu back into the midfield. The slight alteration did wonders as it eliminated Poland's ability to man-mark Adu and allowed him more freedom to cause havoc inside Poland's defense.
Adu started the offensive explosion early, getting his first goal in the first minute of the second half. After collecting the ball, Adu dribbled through four defenders near the top of the 18-yard box, defeating two with a nifty spin move. About 10-yards from the goal, Adu beat his final defender, pulling the ball to his left allowing him to knock the ball past the keeper with his left foot into the left side of the goal.
In the 55th minute, Adu set up the next goal, curling in a through ball to Watson from midfield. Watson did well to hold off his defender, bring the ball down and bury it past the keeper for his first goal of the tournament.
Adu got his second goal ten minutes later, after some great teamwork to give him a wide-open opportunity. Curfman curled in a cross from the left flank and Peterson made a great play by ducking to let the ball go by him and find Adu at the top of the 18-yard box. With no one around him, Adu took one touch to trap the ball and then, with his left foot, coolly placed the ball passed the keeper.
Watson ended the route in the 82nd minute with another nice finish off of a give-and-go with Adu. Watson dropped the ball back to Adu in the midfield then made a run upfield through the Poland defense. Adu chipped the ball ahead to Watson who chested it down and slipped it into the net.
The game almost started off horribly for the U.S. as Poland had a great opportunity in the 18th minute, getting a point-blank shot off a cross from the right flank, but goalkeeper Phil Marfuggi came up with a world-class save to keep it out of the net. Midfielder Konrad Romanczyk pounced on the cross at the far post, striking it across towards the right side of the goal. Marfuggi reacted incredibly quick, stretching out to knock the shot clear of the goal.
Poland never really threatened in the second half as the U.S. didn't allow a single shot on goal in the second half. The shutout was the sixth for Marfuggi in international matches this year.
The tournament served as preparation for the U.S. before it plays in the FIFA Under-17 World Championship in Finland this August 13-30 as both Korea and Argentina will also be competing.
The Korean Football Association invited the U.S. to play in the tournament, which is in commemoration of the one-year anniversary of the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup. The KFA invited all three teams from Group D at the 2002 World Cup, which included Poland, Portugal and the U.S. Portugal was unable to participate, leaving Argentina to take their place as the fourth and final team.
Notes: A crowd of at least 40,000 piled into Busan Asiad Main Stadium to watch the final game between Korea and Argentina … Back-up keeper Stephen Sandbo was the only player on the roster not to see action during the tournament…Thousands of Korean girls lined the streets outside the stadium after the game to wave goodbye to the U.S. players as they left in their bus back to the hotel.
Participants: U.S. Under-17 Men's National Team vs. Poland
Competition: Busan International Youth Tournament
Location: Busan Asiad Main Stadium; Busan, Korea
Date: June 4, 2003
Weather: Warm; 65 degrees
Scoring Summary:
1st 2nd Final
United States 1 4 5
Poland 0 0 0
USA – Steven Curfman 37th minute
USA – Freddy Adu 46th
USA – Jamie Watson (Freddy Adu) 55th
USA – Freddy Adu (Steven Curfman) 65th
USA – Jamie Watson (Freddy Adu) 82nd
USA – 1-Phil Marfuggi; 14-Julian Valentin, 5-Brandon Owens (20-Jose Gomez, 84), 12-Steve Curfman; 4-Eddie Gaven, 8-John DiRaimondo, 15-Corey Ashe (2-Kyle Helton, 77), 7-Brian Grazier (23-Jacob Peterson, 46), 17-Danny Szetela; 11-Freddy Adu (16-Tim Ward, 84), 10-Guillermo Gonzalez (13-Jamie Watson, 28)
Subs not used: 18-Stephen Sandbo, 19-Jay Denny
POL – 1-Piotr Dmuchowski (12-Tomasz Grabowski, 78), 2-Marcin Pietron, 4-Tomasz Kotwica, 6-Radoslaw Majewski, 7-Marcin Dopierala, 8-Daruisz Frankiewicz, 9-Konrad Romanczyk (13-Mariusz Pawelec, 69), 10-Lukasz Szary (3-Dariusz Zjawinski, 73), 11-Rafal Wawrzynczok, 16-Jakub Rzezniczak (14-Pawel Pytlarz, 40), 17-Witold Cichy.
Statistical Summary:
Shots 7 1
Saves 1 1
Corner Kick 3 3
Fouls 19 11
Offside 3 1
Misconduct Summary:
USA – Brian Grazier (caution) 22nd minute
USA – Jamie Watson (caution) 57th
USA – Brandon Owens (caution) 69th
Tournament Final Standings
Team GP W L T GF GA Pts
Argentina 3 2 0 1 6 3 7
Korea 3 1 1 1 3 2 4
Poland 3 0 1 2 1 7 1
May 31
Korea 3 USA 0
Argentina 2 Poland 1
June 2
Korea 0 Poland 0
USA 2 Argentina 2
June 4
USA 5 Poland 0
Argentina 2 Korea 0


text:
All Steel Body, Box, Hood Running Boards And Front Fenders. Rear Fenders Are 3 Inches Wider Than Stock And Fiberglass. Beautiful Chrome Radiator Shell And Stone... More
Offered here is a 1928 Model A Leatherback Rumble-Seat Coupe. This California car is an older restoration in good condition. The owner claims it... More
28 Ford roadster street rod. NEW BURNT ORANGE BASE / CLEAR PAINT! Be bops Glass Works fiberglass body. http://bebops-glassworks.com/site/ Rebuilt 283ci V8 w/350 turbo automatic transmission New... More
niagara blue with gray pin stripe body, black fenders, tan leatherette interior, black top, 5 black wire wheels, 5 new Firestone black wall tires... More
Restored then transformed into high quality street rod by one of the area's top quality builders. Brookville frame, 4.3 V6, S-10-TS transmission w/ S-10... More
Rumble Seat. 1st year of production for the Model A. This car has an older restoration, but still looks very nice. It has all... More


text:
Puzzle Levels
- Level 5 - Easy
- Level 6 - Tricky
- Level 7 - Challenging
- Level 8 - Demanding
- Level 9 - Gruelling
- Level 10 - Mind Boggling
Download a FREE Solution for your puzzles!
Click Image to Enlarge
Puzzle Vessel - Large
Product Information
|Drink from it
|Level 6 - Tricky
|Puzzle Master
|Other Misc Puzzles
|10.5 in x 4 in x 7.3 in / 26.7 cm x 10.2 cm x 18.6 cm
Product Description
Fill me with ale, wine or water
any of the three it makes no matter
and drink me dry if your willing
in doing so without spilling.
This is a custom vessel made just for Puzzle Master. This is a very LARGE vessel.
These types of jugs were used by the upper class people around the seventeenth/eighteenth century.
These jugs were produced by Dane McCarthy of Black Knight Pottery Newfoundland.
Customer Reviews |Write your own review!
This item has yet to be rated


text:
Energy CoursesHelp
Results 21 - 30 of 30 matches
PC 121 - Energy and Society part of Cutting Edge:Energy:Energy Courses
Bob Ford, Frederick Community College
Explores the nature and properties of energy. Emphasizes a scientific understanding of energy and is role in the global society. Examines current and alternative energy sources used to meet the needs of a growing ...
The Earth's Energy Resources (GEOL 115) part of Cutting Edge:Energy:Energy Courses
Richard Kettler, University of Nebraska at Lincoln
This course examines the geology of energy resources. Emphasis is placed on those energy resources that society values most highly and consumes most voraciously. We emphasize those aspects of geology that are ...
Pacific Seminar 2: Sustainability part of Cutting Edge:Energy:Energy Courses
Gene Pearson, University of the Pacific
The course introduces students to the concept of sustainability and how sustainability policies are developed and implemented in corporations, universities, and non-profit and government agencies. Students explore ...
Sustainable Communities part of Cutting Edge:Energy:Energy Courses
Martha Henderson, The Evergreen State College
Sustainable Communities address the role of social capital in maintaining and promoting local healthy communities. This course focused on the role of sustainable farming and energy production in reaching at-risk ...
Hazards and Resources (ENVS 105) part of Cutting Edge:Energy:Energy Courses
Christine Metzger, Whittier College
Hazards and Resources provides an introduction to Earth science, emphasizing the role of geology in environmental issues. The course focuses on geohazards (including floods, landslides, earthquakes, volcanoes, ...
World Energy Systems part of Cutting Edge:Energy:Energy Courses
Anne Hall, Emory University
This is an idea for an interdisciplinary course examining energy systems, sustainability via multiple learning methods, including lecture, discussions, computer-based geospatial analysis, case studies, and field ...
Energy and Your State part of Cutting Edge:Energy:Energy Courses
Sid Halsor, Wilkes Community College
This is an idea for a course that provides a framework to examine the historical and contemporary uses of traditional and alternative energy sources in your state. The focus provides a more geologic context on ...
Environmental Economics and Policy part of QuIRK:Courses
Aaron Swoboda, Carleton College
This course explores the economic and political institutions affecting the environment. We will use the tools of economics to analyze several contemporary environmental policy issues ranging from climate change, ...
Oil, Water and Climate part of Cutting Edge:Complex Systems:Courses
Catherine Gautier, University of California-Santa Barbara
Oil and water are two key strategic resources dominating the international scene. This class provides an overview of global distributions of oil and water resources and analyzes some of the social, economic, and ...
Conservation of Natural Resources part of Cutting Edge:Complex Systems:Courses
Jeff Wilson, University of Texas at Brownsville, The
This course utilizes current literature seminar-style discussions and integrates the virtual world software SECOND LIFE into some of the content/presentations.


text:
Call Monday through Sunday,
4 AM to 11 PM Pacific Time
Find your member number or dividend balance.
Today's guest blogger, REI employee Ching Fu, recounts the soaring highs and chilly lows of her bike tour of the entire Skyline Drive and Blue Ridge Parkway last summer: It had been raining for 3 days straight, and I was ready to just be home. But I had to keep pedaling. The bitter cold rain was an unwelcome surprise, especially since it was July in the southeast... ...
As the unabashed lover of the classic English 3-speed, I often wonder: What could be better than cruising along city streets, enjoying the Cadillac-like glide of steel, the comfortable sprung seat and simple but effective 3 gears of my Raleigh? Well, riding it in the company of other 3-speed enthusiasts, all dressed in tweed, of course! Thus, the modern "tweed ride" was born. Before we delve into the rides though, a brief history of classic English steel bikes is in order. Back in the mid-1800s ...
Posted by geargirl on February 22, 2012 5:08 PM & Tagged Cycling, English steel bikes, fixies and tweed ride | permalink | Comments
How are we doing? Give us feedback on this page.


text:
The Town of Russell Fire Department/First Responders, Merrill EMS and deputies from the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office responded to the scene.
The 64 year old male operator of the grader had backed onto County Rd. J from Bradley St. and was struck by a westbound vehicle on County Rd. J. The 35 year old female operator of the passenger car was transported to Ministry Good Samaritan Hospital due to her injuries.
The crash remains under investigation.