text:
Are You Looking For Something More?
Learn to reduce & relieve stress, naturally. Increase Happiness in your Life.
Relax & Renew your body. Refresh your Mind.
Crazy Stressed? Beat It!
Having Trouble Committing To A Fitness Program...To Your Yoga Practice?
Lack Motivation?
Imagine Exercising In The Privacy &
Convenience Of Your Home With The
Guidance Of A Certified Instructor.
On-Site Yoga & Fitness In Martinez & Evans, GA
Be Inspired!
"Bettelou is a gifted, studied, and compassionate teacher and instructor of yoga and personal fitness. She takes the time to know her clients, and tailors specific work to meet those defined needs. She provides services as if her clients are her own family, and gives 100% in all that she does. I cannot think of a more caring and proficient teacher."
-Thomas Portney, MA-
"Bettelou is a very accomplished Bhakti Yoga instructor who is able to connect with her clients in a very professional manner yet maintaining a personal touch to teach stress relief and inner healing."
-Ken Wilson, M. Div., CAC 11, MAC, CCS-
Bettelou Bhakti is a brilliant yoga teacher and agent of healing. I highly recommend her services, courses, workshops, and programs." -Michael Swartz, Professor, Augusta State University-
"I've had a lot of different exercise experiences but Bettelou's wellness coaching, fitness training, and advise has worked the best for me. I am more mindful about what I eat. I have lost weight and my body is toned. What I like best about Crazy Sun Yoga & Fitness is the combination of stress relief, yoga, and fitness training. I also appreciate Bettelou's professionalism and punctuality. Our sessions are always fun. I really look forward to my fitness sessions every week."
-Suman Murthy-
"I took Bettelou's class looking for an alternative to the power yoga offered at my gym. I wanted a yoga practice that was gentle on my body and provided a more centered, calming experience in a supportive environment. Bettelou's class is a wonderful end to a busy work day, or anytime. Her emphasis on the breath and alignment, connected with slow flowing movements helps get me out of my head and into my body. I leave feeling energized and refreshed. I felt improvement in my strength and flexibility after just a few classes. It also improved the quality of my sleep. Bettelou's class is appropriate for all levels, and accessible to those just beginning a yoga practice. She provides individual attention and feedback to ensure her students stay safe. I highly recommend Crazy Sun Yoga to anyone looking for a positive and uplifting yoga experience!"
-Carolyn Grey-
"Bettelou was my first yoga instructor and remains my favorite one. She is very personable and has a deep knowledge of yoga." -Brian Rust, Professor, Georgia Regents University-
"Bettelou's love and dedication to the study of yoga makes her shine as a yoga instructor."
-William Gray, Manager of Educational Technology, Augusta State University-
Did You Get 7-9 Servings Of Vegetables & Fruits Today?
It's Easy To Eat Healthier With My Delicious Smoothie Recipes.
Sign Up Below For The Free eBook!
Sign Up Below For The Free eBook!


text:
You must log in to access this feature. Sign in with Twellow or Facebook to get started.
By signing in to Twellow, you indicate your agreement to our terms of service.
Simply connect with Facebook and kiss those password blues away,
or go here to reset your password.
We are happy to bring you the first ever 24 hour nail salon. Because at the end of your day, we're still open!

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Cars > Events > Friday Night Cruise In
Contact Information and Links
- Chris & Stephanie Beers
- 317-781-1495
Comments on this Event
Log in to post comments.
Read comments on this event (0)
No comments have been posted on this event.
About Friday Night Cruise In
Cruise In to be held at Cici's Pizza
3652 South East St. (US-31), Indianapolis, IN 46227
Starts @ 8:00pm ~ Every Friday Night
First Friday of April till Last Friday in October ~ Weather Permitting (No rain)
All proceeds from the 50/50 sales at the Cruise In go to Our Charities.
All you can Eat & Drink at Cici's Pizza with a portion of all sales going to our Charities as well.
(( Just take your receipt when you get it, write on the back "LBC's Cruise In" and drop it in the box at the Cici's Cashier's area. ))
Cruise In Dining From 8pm-11pm
For more info, see our web site at: http://www.lb...c_cruise.html
Date and Time
Fri Apr 6, 2007 – Fri Oct 26, 2007
8:00 pm – 12:00 am (EDT)
Location and MapCici's Pizza
3652 South East St
Indianapolis, Indiana 46227
United States
Event Attendees 1 – 3 of 4
Photo Albums and Videos 1 – 2 of 2
Special Offers & Deals
Cars > Events > Friday Night Cruise In


text:
Posts tagged monster-hunter-frontier
Monster Hunter Frontier GG hits Japan this spring
An updated version of Capcom's multiplatform MMORPG Monster Hunter Frontier G will hit Japan in the spring of 2014. Titled Monster Hunter Frontier GG, the upgrade will introduce the tonfa weapon type and new Felyne companion characters, among other additions. Monster Hunter Frontier G was...
More 'sluggish' sales plague Capcom financials
Capcom experienced another "sluggish" performance in its latest financial quarter -- the first of Fiscal 2010, from April 1 to June 30 -- and consequently blamed slow growth of Lost Planet 2 sales, among other things. Net sales for the quarter were down 2.4 percent year-over-year at 19 million yen...
Monster Hunter Frontier Online boosts Xbox 360 sales in Japan
The combination of new hardware and a "newish" Monster Hunter gave the Xbox 360 a considerable sales bump in Japan last week. Media Create reports that 17,000 Xboxes were sold in that time (versus 2,060 the previous week); 15,000 being the new model. That hardware sales rise coincides with the...
Inafune hints at overseas release for Monster Hunter Frontier
Not all Monster Hunter games make it outside of Japan. The Wii port of Monster Hunter G, for example, was passed over, as was Monster Hunter Frontier, the PC MMO upon which the upcoming Xbox 360 game is based. That's why it's noteworthy that Capcom's Keiji Inafune told Famitsu (according to...
New Xbox 360 Japan ads are ... interesting
Microsoft is rolling out some new ads for the Xbox 360 in Japan. Spotted on the Japanese Xbox.com and featuring a trio of businessmen, the ads certainly represent a big departure from the "Do!Do!Do!" ads of yesteryear. The three suits include "Sanrokumaru" (translated 3-6-0) a man with an Xbox 360...
Monster Hunter Frontier soon stalking beasts on Xbox 360
The identity of the teased "Capcom x Microsoft" title was revealed earlier this morning, bringing about one of those forehead-slapping of course moments -- because of course it's a Monster Hunter game for the 360. To be more specific it's Monster Hunter Frontier, a port of the PC MMO of the same...
Breaking News
Dying Light cancelled on Xbox 360, PS3
Featured Stories
Get a closer look at final retail Amiibos
Posted on Nov 22nd 2014 9:00AM
Barely Related: Star-Lord's dance-off, comet sounds
Posted on Nov 21st 2014 8:30PM
Games we love and hate
Posted on Nov 21st 2014 3:00PM


text:
ratanlal Started The Discussion:
Hi Friends,
This attachment is a excerpt from the speech of Bryan Dyson, Former CEO of Coca Cola. His short sppech of Work life balance is worth for all the working professionals who tend to loose that qualitative personal life vis a vis professional achievement.
yog9chand - Member Since: Dec 2010
Hi, Thanks for this posting... we definitely need these type of motivations every day... I would recommend everyone to keep this as your desktop as screen saver...... Regards, YC
vibhasharmahr - Member Since: Oct 2010
Really very nice.. The last line is having very deep meaning..and if understood well, we can balance every thing.
dinesh9244 - Member Since: Oct 2008
Dear Mr. Bryan Dyson, Former CEO of Coca Cola, Message is very good for our day-to-day busy life ______________________________ Best Regards, Dinesh Kumar Mob : 9871686472
habeeb24 - Member Since: Dec 2010
Hello Ratan, Thanks a lot for sharing us this very useful information. this is really good, effective and understandable, i would like to appreciate your contribution the provide such a awesome presentation.
skhadir - Member Since: Oct 2010
Had you ever done any analysis on expatriates employed in GCC and other countries. Because most of the expatriates live a bachelor life while their family is in India. In what sense WORK LIFE BALANCE STRATEGY is applicable for expatriates?
According to me everyone is professional in this world as he possess certain skills that makes him earn his bread and better.
ratan raj - Member Since: Dec 2010
very powerfull speech, subub words by by Bryan Dyson,thank u for posting, hope we can give more time for that, regards; isikon.job Ratan 8121013121.
Makaniya Bashir - Member Since: Dec 2010
Res, Thnx. for sharing Really very nice msg. from the speech of Bryan Dyson, Former CEO of Coca Cola I.most like. keep it up...............!!!!!!!!!!!! Bashir
Masoodhumayun - Member Since: Oct 2009
Hi, A very good quote if well understood and implemented. Thanks for such good postings. Regards, Masood
email@example.com - Member Since: Aug 2008
A good slide and eye o[ener to those who think that longer hours without devotion will be useful. Yes it will be useful for onr in the eyes of the boss in short run but in the long run results of longeer time spent on job will be evaluated.
so one must be careful in not ignoring both aspects work and life. Achieve perfect balance and lead a peaceful life.
Dr. Vasudeva Reddy
Found This Useful? +Vote Up This Page Via Google.
Why Vote? User validation is extremely important for good content to prosper.
Disclaimer: This network and the advice provided in good faith by our members only facilitates as a direction towards the actions necessary. The advice should be validated by proper consultation with a certified professional. The network or the members providing advice cannot be held liable for any consequences, under any circumstances.
Explore Topical Knowledge Areas
Interesting Relevant Discussions


text:
Kid Party - Any Suggestions For Snacks?
- shelbyeileen Jul 10, 2008 06:45 PM
Am throwing a brithday bash for my little one in a few weeks and am trying to think of somewhat healthy treats to serve along with the cake. Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks in advance!
re: shelbyeileen
My twins (fortunately) love fruit and also mini carrots -- with ranch dressing of course.
Some of their favorite fruits are sliced (and peeled) apples, cantaloupe, watermelon, grapes, bananas, and -- we just learned, apricots!
They also like freeze-dried fruit (from Trader Joe's), and yogurt-covered fruit.
For packaged snacks, they like Goldfish and Cheez-Its, which are not horribly unhealthy.
re: Bob W
Carrots are not recommended for two year olds. They are a choking hazard.
Chicken nuggets and pizza cut into strips are probably your best bet. You can also serve cake or cupcakes, but keep it simple. Unfortunately, my daughter has 15 year old friends who haven't progressed much past this stage, so anything fancier may be uneaten.
Depends on how old. G-son is now 11 but has, for years, enjoyed veggies with ranch dressing (must be ranch).
You may not be an artist, but you can cut fruit up and assemble it on plates to look ike animals or form little pictures... Check out som of the bento groups ( http://www.flickr.com/search/groups/?... ) on flicker for ideas.. its amazing what you can arrange to form pictures... bento box not manditory.
I've seen a pear made into a dogs head with cheese ears and cherry noses... robots made out of slices of apple and carrot sticks... you can make a few different dips for the children to dip in, try yogurt and ranch (not mixed together of course
)You can also make finger sandwichs (kind of like a tea party) and arrange them in a pretty way or even use cookie cutters to cut out shapes or make faces.
I don't know if it falls along the lines of "healthy" but there is a really cute idea out there where you take half a hot dog, slice through it to make strands (but not all the way) and once you cook it the little strands curl up and look like legs. Octodogs! I learned about those on http://lunchinabox.net/2008/02/22/how...
Hope that spawned some ideas for you :) Good luck!
you can do a yogurt bar [regular, not frozen], with a few different flavors of yogurt, various cut-up fruits, and even some fun toppings like chocolate chips, granola, etc. the kids can choose their yogurt, the fruits they want, and a topping, and have a healthy sundae-like treat.
if the idea of cups or bowls is potentially too messy, fruit skewers that can be dipped in yogurt and/or drizzled with sauce [chocolate, caramel, strawberry, etc.] works well.
re: goodhealthgourmet
Lots of good ideas at www.familyfun.com - including the cutest cupcakes ive ever seen
re: goodhealthgourmet
sharp skewers wouldn't be good for small children.
A healthy take on potato chips: zucchini crisps. Slice zucchini and toss with a little EVOO. Cover in a bread crumb/parmesan mix and make until crisp.
re: goodhealthgourmet
You can also use pretzel rods for skewers.
For several years of bd parties I did a snack buffet because I wasn't sure what kids would like and the consistent (and somewhat surprising) perennial favourites were sugar peas and those cheese string things (individual pieces of processed cheese that are made of little strings of cheese that kids pull off and eat). Younger kids tended to like less processed foods like fruits and veg, but if they have been out in the world, older kids do like chips (nothing too spicy) and popcorn. I have also learned to use bowls rather than plates for snacks because little ones do tend to tip their plates.
I also always get juice boxes because they are not as much of a spilling hazard as open cups. I made up labels for them so the kids could tell them apart. I used animal stickers for the kids who were too young to recognize their names.
Homemade jello made with fruit juice always is a hit :)
I always make a platter of cut up fruit with fruit dip when I have playdates for my little ones. A great fruit dip is simply a mix of cream cheese and marshmallow fluff... tastes like you are dunking your fruit in cheesecake!
If you like the skewer idea, but don't want sharp skewers, you can always use popsicle sticks or straws.
Veggies and dip can seem a lot more fun if you present it in a fun way... maybe brightly coloured individual snowcone type cups, with dip in the bottom and veggie sticks sticking out...
def some great suggestions thus far, so i'll try not to duplicate em.
you could make mini sammies - make regular sandwiches and cut them into fourths, since kids tend to like minis, and they're more approachable and size appropriate to the youngest ones...
-pb and preserves or maybe almond or cashew butter to mix it up with wheat bread
-cheese and tomato with italian dressing
-hummus and tomatoes
graham crackers topped w/ a little jelly - this does have a crummy and gooey potential tho
mini corn muffins - and slip in some corn and maybe another veggie
at TJ's they have these spinach nuggets that you could easily replicate - spinach, egg (whites), little cheese and panko, then mold and bake.
you could also make some mini turkey (or lean beef) meatballs as these are easy to eat with hands (or buy the turkey or veggie ones at TJ's)
...more will come to mind...
Anything that doesn't require utensils - cut anything large into bites or sticks.
Dips make everything more interesting for little ones (ranch dip for veggies and chips; yogurt or cream cheese whipped with powdered sugar for fruit; marinara for meatballs or fried ravioli; ketchup and mustard for chicken nuggets; peanut butter for apple slices if there are no nut allergy issues - always check!)
Mini muffin cup liners are perfect individual-size dip containers.
The most important thing is to keep it simple and familiar. Just a couple of items alongside the cake is plenty.
Thanks for all of the ideas! I think that we're going with mini meatballs, veggies with dip, fruit, zucchini mini muffins, rice krispy treats (I know, but the big kids like them) and of course cake.
I'm a little late here....aside from all the excellent suggestions - I have to mention cheese quesadillas always go over well around here, and keeping with the mini theme, mini ice cream sandwiches would be a nice (but again a bit messy) treat for kids and grown ups.
Most of all - make sure the camera is charged/has room on the card and relax and have fun! :)
re: maplesugar
That's for sure! :)
another late response. I just attended a bd party for two of my great nieces last Saturday at the "Bounce House". Ages 2 through 5 were in attendance.
Seedless grapes (served by a parent while children were sitting), fresh cut up fruit (in paper cups) (I think it was cut up watermelon, cut up strawberries, and blueberries), Pizza (both cheese and pepperoni) (and they ate a LOT more than my niece expected ~~ she had to order about 3 more pizzas) and cake and ice cream.\
The kids are "party savvy". There was no candy or chips or cookies.


text:
Our Online Learning Environment (OLE) hosts a range of high-quality education resources to help you meet your CPD and Revalidation requirements. You can find specific courses with the courses and events search, or access the OLE direct.
The award-winning e-GP programme hosts over 220 e-learning sessions on a wide range of topics across the GP curriculum as well as relevant e-learning from other projects, including: adolescent health, child safeguarding, work and health, medical leadership.
Our Essential Knowledge Updates (EKUs) are a series of six-monthly, focussed updates on selected items of new and changing knowledge central to your every day practice.
Six months after each update, the Essential Knowledge Challenge (EKC) is released. These are online assessments that test your understanding of the preceding update.
All challenges and updates are hosted on the OLE. You can find them via the courses and events search, or by logging into the OLE direct.
We want the EKU programme to be an enjoyable and effective method of consolidating and assessing your learning, and an easy way to identify and fill learning gaps in U.K. general practice.
Further information about EKU and EKC for you and your colleagues can be found through an online leaflet, and from regular RCGP CPD e-mail communications, or, by contacting the EKU team at: email@example.com
Our Personal Education Planning (PEP) programme consists of self-assessment tools which will help you identify and summarise your learning needs and provide evidence for CPD and Revalidation.
PEP tools are available on the OLE.
Our CPD credits scheme provides guidance on how to record your CPD for appraisal and Revalidation, and how that can determine what your learning objectives are.
We provide a range of other resources to help you and your teamdevelop your knowledge and skills.
The item has been added to your basket.
This item is out of stock.
The item is out of stock.


text:
|Learn How to Create your Story
Yanagioka, Kane : A Legacy of Love by Judy Kawamoto, edited by Kelsey Owyang
Year of Arrival 1913
In 2010, nearly 100 years after Japanese immigrants Gonpei and Kane Yanagioka reunited in California, AIISF interviewed the couple's daughter, Shizue. She recounts her immigrant parents' challenging – but ultimately joyful – life in the United States.
Yanes, Guillermo : Finding a Home by Hayden Stern
Year of Arrival 1994
Guillermo Yanes was born in El Salvador to poor, peasant parents in the rural countryside. His family worked the land, deeply connected to the soil and plant life of their country. They had clear values and a strong work ethic. Guillermo grew up as someone who worked hard and had distinct morals. His family made sure of this.
Yee, Tet Ming : Activist, Entrepreneur by Lia Dun
Year of Arrival 1932
After arriving at Angel Island on September 6, 1932, Yee Tet Ming (the true son of a Chinese merchant) was almost deported back to China for fraudulent entry when certain answers that he gave during the immigration interrogation did not match those of his father and brother. As a result, he had to spend six months locked up on Angel Island while his attorney appealed his case to the higher authorities. The experience would mark him forever. After he was admitted into the country, he devoted much of his life to fighting racial discrimination, labor organizing, and helping to build a stronger China. His work served to better the lives of Chinese Americans both during his time and for future generations.
Yee, Robert Fon : Video Interview with Robert Fon Yee by AIISF
Year of Arrival 1921
In the summer of 1997 and 1998, several former detainees returned to Angel Island where they were interviewed in the detention barracks. Here's an interview with Robert Fon Yee.
Yee, Helen : My Immigrant Story by Helen Yee
Year of Arrival 1940
I was born in San Francisco at St. Luke Hospital on June 26, 1923. When I was 4 months old, my parents took me to Detroit, Michigan to enable themselves to open a laundry there. Due to the fast progression of the Ford and the General Motors Corp. business had expanded. Thus, the laundry business was a good thriving business. My parents heard of it through word of mouth. However mom had bad health problems. Medical bills used up the earnings. My dad's mother, Grandma Yee, who lives in a remote village in China, sent word for my dad to return to China to remarry, after my mother died at age 32. I was the oldest at 12 years old. There were six of us. The youngest was one year old, not yet two. We arrived in China on January 1936. I became ill, then bedridden for two years, during the latter part of my four-year stay in China.
Yee, Chan Teung : Good Memories of My Dad, Chan Teung Yee by Helen W. Yee
Year of Arrival 1928
Admitted as a student in 1928, Mr. Yee spent most of his life as a laundryman in San Francisco. His daughter Helen shares her fond memories of his cooking prowess and gentle nature.
Yep, Ernest : Ernie's Story by As remembered by his children, Marilyn, Rosalyn, Raymond, & Helen on March 12, 2012
Year of Arrival 1926
Young, Wing : Video Interview with Wing Young by AIISF
Year of Arrival 1928
In the summer of 1997 and 1998, several former detainees returned to Angel Island where they were interviewed in the detention barracks. Here's an interview with Wing Young.
Page 12 of 12


text:
heathermariepolley's Mom Answers Activity
heathermariepolley is a star in these topics:
10 month old still not crawling...
Most recent answer (05/30/2014):
Wow, my baby has exactly exactly the same descriptions as yours. Now I won't worry after reading your post and others comments. Thanksposted by a BabyCenter Member
my baby sleeps alot is he okay?
Most recent answer (10/16/2011):
My kiddo is the same way. At 4 months, he sleeps about 16 hours a day and doesn't spend more than a couple hours awake at a time. Somet...posted by nicmiclan
My 2 month old wakes up with very crusty eyes
Most recent answer (05/01/2011):
My now 6 yr old had clogged tear ducts for most of his first year. We even had him scheduled for the surgery to unclogg his ducts but di...posted by a BabyCenter Member


text:
Meet The Machine That Removed 50 Tons of Trash From The Inner Harbor In a Month
A machine that runs on water and sunshine has helped an environmental group in Baltimore remove more than 50 tons of trash from the city's Inner Harbor in a little over a month.
Prince George's Partners with SHA for Litter Blitz
The Prince George's County Department of Public Works and the State Highway Administration are joining forces to fight littering.
Group to Deliver Petitions for Bottle Deposit
Maryland PIRG is urging the state to support a measure to create a 5-cent redeemable bottle deposit.
Reynolds Subsidiary Funding Cigarette Recycling
A subsidiary of one of the nation's largest cigarette makers is teaming up with a New Jersey company to reward do-gooders for cleaning up cigarette litter.


text:
Our company, TechCare are looking for a Senior ICT Technician with excellent server and desktop knowledge to be the lead technician in a fast growing IT services company.
The role will include the installation and support of new systems in to our School and Business Customers.
Experience in the following technologies would be useful but not all are essential;
WSUS, Ghost, Server 2008 R2/2012, CC3, CC4, DNS, Exchange, Voip, Proxy, ESXi, DHCP, AD, SAN, Cisco, Vsphere, VMware, Windows 7, Windows XP. You will also have been cleared by the DBS/CRB and be able to start ASAP.
The rate of pay is between £20,000 and £25,000 depending on previous experience and qualifications.
The applicant must hold a full UK driving licence and access to your own vehicle would be beneficial but not essential.
Our customers are located in Staffordshire, Warwickshire and the Midlands.
If the full time role is not suitable for you then we may look at a contract position in the short term.
Please send any cv's to email@example.com or private message me on the forums.
Last edited by Dos_Box; 15th May 2013 at 12:26 PM. Reason: Authorised Vacancy
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)


text:
FLORHAM PARK, N.J.—Santonio Holmes is taking his comeback from a serious foot injury one step at a time.
Getting back on the practice field this week has been a major leap forward for the New York Jets wide receiver—even if he's trying not to get anyone's hopes up.
MORE: Who will throw to Holmes? | Braylon Edwards released | Mike Goodson suspended
"I was just really limited, just working on getting in the groove of things," Holmes said Tuesday. "Getting a feel for what I can and cannot not do right now. I'm going to keep that to a minimal and steadily make good progress from there."
Holmes is recovering from a serious foot injury that he suffered in Week 4 of last season. He participated at least on a limited basis in practice on both Monday and Tuesday, his first practice sessions since last September.
"We're really just phasing Santonio in right now," coach Rex Ryan said. "It's not like he's going out there every snap."
Holmes was moved to the Jets' active roster from the physically unable to perform list last Friday night, a sign that he could possibly be ready to go when the season starts on Sept. 8. The receiver, however, is tempering expectations.
"Doctors still have to continue evaluating me," he said. "It's been a long process. I've come a long way up until this point and I can't put any timetable on it. Just because of my progress (being brought to your) attention, it doesn't really boost the trainers' push for me to be on the field right away."
Two weeks ago, Holmes ran straight ahead at full speed and caught a few passes from Geno Smith in warmups before the team's preseason game against Jacksonville. Last week, he repeatedly ran short routes and planted on his foot during practice. Before the team's preseason game against the Giants last Saturday, Holmes ran routes at full speed.
He said the foot was sore Sunday, but nothing worse than he had been feeling.
Holmes suffered a Lisfranc injury, which usually involves separation of ligaments and joints in the middle of the foot, against San Francisco last September. He needed surgery to repair the injury, and then had another procedure in February to remove the screws. Holmes spoke with former Giants center Shaun O'Hara, who dealt with a similar injury, before the game last Saturday.
"I believe that he's in phenomenal shape," Ryan said. "I saw him run. He looked pretty good to me. I'm optimistic about it. We'll see."
Before the recent progress, Holmes had spent most of the summer riding a stationary bike, using an anti-gravity treadmill and working with trainers. He said the amount of route running he did last Saturday is all he has done, and one of the major hurdles is finding the right shoe to wear on the field to help prevent any aggravation of the injury.
Holmes added that he thinks he's "a long ways" from being at his best on the field. After all, he said, he is learning how to run routes again while regaining confidence in his foot while pushing off it.
"I have a long career ahead of me," he said when asked if he'd be comfortable playing at less than 100 percent. "So, I'm going to take the best risk and the best chances for myself and for the team."


text:
• Music Gifts • Clearance Sale
Type NEW or Sale in the search box to see what music gifts are currently featured.
See our new Kid's Drum Set
Junior Drum Set
JUNIOR DRUM SET - Now your little one can play drums too with this 3 piece junior drumset! Designed after the "grown-up" drums, this small child drumset features a 13" bass drum, 10" snare drum, 8" tom, 8" brass cymbal, metal rims and attachments, junior bass drum pedal, drumsticks, tuning key and real "tune-able" drumheads! Add to this "real wood drum shells" and this makes the perfect music gift for kids! / Ages 3 to 6 / *Available in Colors BLACK, PINK or RED. Some assembly needed for this child's drumkit. More information on this drumset. - Awesome Kid's Drums, Junior Drumkit and Drum Set Accessories and Gifts at DRUM BUM! - *This junior drumset does not include a seat. Click here for a comparable kid's drumset that includes a drum seat.
See Our Other Drumsets
Small Kid Drums and Toy Drumsets at DRUM BUM!
See Our Other Drumsets
Small Kid Drums and Toy Drumsets at DRUM BUM!
This item will be drop-shipped from another location. Please allow 1-2 weeks for delivery. Shipping to Contiguous USA only.
This item does not qualify for Flat Rate Shipping. Shipping & Handling costs will be $41.95 per item.
This item does not qualify for Flat Rate Shipping. Shipping & Handling costs will be $41.95 per item.
Select COLOR when ordering. (Pink is $20 more)
$149.95 $79.95 On Sale!
Music Gifts for Musicians. Buy birthday gifts and Christmas giftsfor the musicians in your life. Whether they play drums, guitar, pianoor any music instrument, we have a unique music gift for them.
Drum Bum, Inc., 3817 Gaskins Road, Richmond, VA USA PH: 804 273-1353 www.drumbum.com / Drum Lessons


text:
Teens, come enjoy Black History Month with the Aldine Branch. On Monday, February 6th, at 4pm the branch will be examining Web sites dedicated to those who have helped shape this country's rich identity. We'll see you in the meeting room to explore some really great sites.
[1] http://hcpl.net/users/ryan-fennell
[2] http://hcpl.net/taxonomy/term/1
[3] http://hcpl.net/category/tags/black-history-month
[4] http://hcpl.net/category/tags/web-2yo
[5] http://hcpl.net/category/branches/teen-program
[6] http://hcpl.net/category/branches/teens


text:
2006 Fun Finder With Bunkhouse
Price: $ 6,000
- Make: Fun Finder By Shadow...
- Model: M24t
- Condition: Used
Seller notes
Very nice camper that an SUV or small pick up can haul. The bathroom has a tub/shower combo. The stove and furnace have never been used. Includes a microwave. The dinette makes a bed and there is a large master bed as well. The bottom bunk tilts up for an over-sized storage area. Great for people with children. Includes unused spare tire on the rear. Has hookups for TV and other electronics. Master bed lifts up with water tank and storage underneath. There are many cabinets and a closet for stor...
- Make: Fun Finder By Shadow...
- Model: M24t
- Condition: Used
- Location: 26554, Fairmont, West Virginia
Contact Us regarding this vehicle
Buy this on eBay Motors
(You will be redirected to eBay)
Related VideosFun Finder by Shadow Cruiser RV
Duration: 2:06
Duration: 5:26
Duration: 6:09
Duration: 5:23


text:
Showing 97-192 of 261 items
Honey Hill Orchard
Apples, cider, donuts, apple bread, pure apple cider, caramel apples, honey, jams, jellies, apple butter, syrup, pumpkins and gourds. Late Aug.-Nov.
CITY: McConnell
Huron Farm Market
This multi-seasonal shop offers a garden center in the spring, a summer produce market, and fall and Halloween items in the autumn. From April thru October, also enjoy a flea market every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
CITY: Eleroy
Imperial Palace Chinese Restaurant
Voted "Best Ethnic Food" in the region seventeen years in a row. Specializing in Mandarin, Szechwan, and Hunan cuisine with over 100 dinner entrees. Carryout, children's menu, full bar. Banquet facilities for 50.
CITY: Freeport
Indian Springs Lodge Ltd.
This log cabin getaway is cradled by nature. Delighted guests fish from the pedal boat and canoe across the pond to the tepee. Star-gaze, listen to the woods' silence, be at peace.
CITY: Stockton
Ink & Paper
Unique, fun gifts for all ages and occasions. Located in historic downtown Stockton, five blocks south of US Hwy 20.
CITY: Stockton
Custom screen printing, embroidery and advertising specialty items such as pens, pencils and mugs. Local school apparel plus a wide selection of shirts and custom one-of-a-kind embroidery items, including Freeport Pretzel apparel. "We'll put your name where it belongs, in front of customers each and every day."
CITY: Freeport
J & K Antiques
Unique and unusual antique furniture, clocks and lamps. Refinishing and stripping of antique furniture also available.
CITY: Shannon
Jane Addams Burial Site
Jane Addams, born and raised in Cedarville, was an internationally famous humanitarian and social work pioneer who founded Chicago's Hull House and won the Nobel Peace Prize. She is buried in this lovely old hillside cemetery.
CITY: Freeport
Jane Addams Recreation Trail
This multi-use 15 mile recreational trail offers beautiful scenery and is highlighted by 21 bridges passing wetlands, creeks, woods, prairies, geologic formations and farmland. The trail, named after Jane Addams, the humanitarian and public health pioneer born and raised in nearby Cedarville, is part of the Grand Illinois Trail which traverses northern Illinois from Lake Michigan to the Mississippi River. Its crushed limestone surface may be used by hikers, bicyclists, snowmobilers, and cross-country skiers. Trail maps are available.
CITY: Freeport
Jaycees Park
Offers picnic & playground areas, sand volleyball courts, soccer field, basketball court.
CITY: Lena
Jaycees Park
This two acre park features picnic and playground areas, two sand volleyball courts, a soccer field, and a basketball court.
CITY: Lena
Jeanette Lloyd Theater
Large theater with seating for 850
CITY: Freeport
Jeff Adams "Images In Bronze"
Fine art gallery / sculptor, Jeff Adams studio. Tour full-service casting facility. Saturday by appointment.
CITY: Mount Morris
Jennings Cards and Currency
Coins, sport cards, books, postcards, stamps, gold and silver. We buy, sell, trade and appraise.
CITY: Freeport
Joseph Westwood Memorial Park
Picnic and playground areas, shelters, tennis courts, ball diamonds, plus a recreation building.
CITY: Pearl City
Jumpin Joe's
Located inside the 4 Seasons Bowling Center, Jumpin Joe's is Freeport's hot spot. Whether eating, relaxing or enjoying Joe's atmosphere, this is the place. Eat at Joe's. Carryout, full bar, and entertainment. Open: Sunday: 11 am - 11 pm; Monday thru Friday: 9 am - 1:30 am; Saturday: 11 am - 1:30 am.
CITY: Freeport
K & T Greenhouses and Landscaping
We offer 18 thousand square feet of green houses, with annuals, perennials, vegetables and much more. Open: April thru July: Daily: 8 am - 6 pm; Fall: Daily 8 am - 5 pm
CITY: Freeport
Kent Park
Includes picnic and playground areas, a shelter, tennis court and basketball court.
CITY: Kent
Kitchen Carvers
Visit this delightful kitchen store full of artisan-quality, handmade, wooden spoons, spatulas, bowls and other kitchen products all made on site.
CITY: Lena
Krape Park
This beautiful Freeport park offers an antique carousel, waterfall, seasonal duck pond, miniature golf course, 18-hole disc golf course, tennis courts, a baseball diamond, a quarter mile nature trail, paddle boats, canoes, fishing, hiking, biking, a performance amphitheater, gardens, picnic areas, shelters, playgrounds including "Kid's Kastle", and sledding in the winter. The Yellow Creek Adventure Golf Course (miniature golf) is open daily from Memorial Day thru Labor Day from Noon to Dusk. The Disc Golf Course is open during regular park hours and is free to play. The carousel is open prior to Memorial Day on weekends from Noon to Dusk and from Memorial Day to Labor Day, it is open daily from Noon to Dusk. Yellow Creek boat rentals, including the duck paddle boats or the larger swan boat, are available daily from Memorial Day thru Labor Day weekend from Noon to Dusk. Park attractions are open seasonally; call ahead to confirm availability of specific attractions.
CITY: Freeport
L.A. Drive In
Offering a large menu of fast food items and countless ice cream choices. Something for everyone, just how you like it.
CITY: Stockton
Lake Le-Aqua-Na State Park
This beautiful 715-acre state park with a 40-acre lake derives its name from a combination of the town of Lena and the Latin work for water, aqua. Lake Le-Aqua-Na offers a variety of outdoor recreational activities including more than 10 miles of mult-use trails. The large tracts of wooded land include oak, hickory, walnut and pine trees. Woodland flowers are on display, especially in the spring and early summer, and wildlife is abundant. There is boating, fishing, a children's fishing pond, swimming, picnic and playground areas, shelters, trails for mountain biking, hiking and cross-country skiing, equestrian trails, sledding, hunting and camping.
CITY: Lena
Lake Le-Aqua-Na State Park Campground
This undiscovered, comfortable, and family oriented campground in Lake Le-Aqua-Na State Park offers 183 camping sites. Electrical hook-up is offered at 132 sites. Also available are 12 hydrants for water, a trailer dump station; flush toilets and showers are available from May 1 to October 31. An equestrian campground and trails are available from April 15 to November 15 - weather permitting. Pets and campfires are allowed. Alcoholic beverages are prohibited. Reservations seven days in advance of arrival my be made at www.reserveamerica.com. Rates: Electric Sites: $20 (Non Holiday Weekends) $30 (Holiday weekends - Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day) Non Electric Sites: $10. Illinois residents 62 and over receive a $5 discount Monday thru Thursday.
CITY: Lena
Landmark Family Restaurant
Located in the heart of downtown Freeport, the Landmark offers family dining with homemade soups, sandwiches and daily specials including a daily supper special. Banquet facilities for 50. Credit Cards not accepted.
CITY: Freeport
Lena Area Historical Museum
The Lena Historical Museum tells the history of Lena and the surrounding area, with galleries focusing on various historical topics. Highlights include a Civil War regimental flag and an extensive clothing collection. Also on the grounds are a summer kitchen, the first log schoolhouse built in Lena, an Illinois Central Railroad caboose, a general store, a recreated chapel, and a barn filled with antique vehicles and farm tools. Open: Saturday: 1 pm - 4 pm; or by appointment.
CITY: Lena
Lena Drive Inn
Old fashioned drive inn with carhop service. Serving soft serve ice cream cones, shakes and malts, with burgers, fries, chicken, and pork tenderloin sandwiches. A truly great drive inn experience.
CITY: Lena
Lena Golf Club - Wolf Hollow Golf Course
The Lena Golf Club offers the beautiful Wolf Hollow Course with 18 holes, 71 par, 6,422 yards over wide open, rolling prairies. The club house features a full bar and one of the best short-order menus in the region. Fees: Monday thur Thursday: 9 holes - $15; 18 holes - $24; Friday, Saturday & Sunday: 9 holes - $17; 18 holes - $29; Motorized Cart Rental: (Per Cart/Per Person): 9 holes - $11; 18 holes - $16
CITY: Lena
Lena KOA
Visit the KOA for a complete variety of camping experiences. It's a fun place to be.
CITY: Lena
Lena KOA Kampground
Visit the KOA for a complete camping experience, including cottages, cabins and campsites, at this friendly, quiet, and relaxing rural setting. The five log cottages offer shower baths, kitchenettes, gas log fireplaces and air-conditioning. One cottage is wheelchair accessible. There are six cabins with heat and air-conditioning. The guest provides bedding and utensils, but has use of the KOA's Kamping Kitchen. There are ninety campsites that include full hookup, open grassy or wooded sites, and big rig long and level pull through sites with 50 AMP service. The recreation/game roon, heated pool with slide, bike rental, jumping pillow, playground, and sand volleyball will be a hit with the kids. A wheelchair accessible family restroom is available.Pets on a leash and campfires are allowed. Small county store with groceries and gift shop, RV supplies, and LP gas are also available. Open: April 1 thru November 1 (Limited winter facilities). Please call for rates, or visit our website.
CITY: Lena
Lena Lions Park
Lions Park, at over 20 acres, features Splash Land Family Aquatic Center with a 180' waterslide, zero depth entry, many shade shelters, wet sand play area, water features and drop slide. The Splash Land Mini-Golf offers one of the nicest 18 hole miniature golf courses in the Midwest. It has over 275 plant varieties, 4000+ square feet of water areas, three waterfalls and challenges that the entire family will enjoy. The course is ADA compliant. Quench your thirst and your appetite at the Splash Land Food Court. Full restaurant offering sandwiches to soft serve and smoothies to salads - a true family food court. The park also offers picnic and playground areas, flower gardens, shelter house, a concession stand, volleyball and basketball courts, lighted ball diamond, batting cages and restrooms. A 110x110' ice rink is available in season.
CITY: Lena
Lena Mercantile Company
Antiques, collectibles, gifts, Amish furniture and accessories, candy, clothing, toys and country store items. Also enjoy the Mercantile Eatery which serves delicious soups, salads, sandwiches, homemade desserts, and freshly ground and roasted gourmet coffee drinks. Open: Daily: 9:30 am - 5:30 pm. Lunch is served Monday thru Saturday from 11 am to 2 pm with coffee and desserts available daily, all hours.
CITY: Lena
Lena Mercantile Eatery
The Mercantile Eatery serves delicious soups, salads, sandwiches and homemade desserts - pies, cheesecakes, cakes and more. In addition there is a daily special sandwich. Freshly roasted, freshly ground coffee drinks from gourmet beans are also featured. Plus enjoy the antiques, gifts and more at the Lena Mercantile. Lunch from 11 am - 2 pm, desserts and coffee anytime.
CITY: Lena
Lena Water Tower
Built in 1896, the 100-foot-tall tower is believed to be one of only three in Illinois of similar construction, and has become the symbol of the Village of Lena.
CITY: Lena
Lily Pad Gardens And Nursery
Discover this shop offering annuals, perennials, aquatic plants, hanging baskets, traditional and unique flowering containers, garden seeds, a full garden center and garden-themed gifts, including bean pod candles, home decor, Dionis goat's milk bath products, Rhapsody candles, garden flags, and mailbox covers, willow benches and outdoor furniture. Fresh-cut Christmas trees, wreaths, and garland are available during winter season.
CITY: Lena
Lincoln Park
Enjoy this park offering a picnic area, playground, shelter and restroom facilities as well as access to the Pecatonica Prairie Path which is currently under construction. The Pecatonica River may also be accessed for boating and canoeing approximately 200 yards from the park.
CITY: Ridott
Lincoln The Debater Statue
This famous statue was designed by Leonard Crunelle of Chicago, and was presented to Freeport at the 71st anniversary of the Lincoln-Douglas Debate on August 27, 1929, by local industrialist W. T. Rawleigh. It is located in Taylor Park.
CITY: Freeport
Lincoln-Douglas Debate Square
Experience the history of the second of the famous debates between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas. It was at this site on August 27, 1858 that the Freeport Doctrine, an import statement regarding slavery and state's rights, was proclaimed by Douglas. The site is self-interpretative through a series of waysides that tell of the events and ideas which led up to the debates, and also includes the life-size statues "Lincoln and Douglas in Debate" by artist Lily Tolpo. The park-like setting is complete with benches, lighting and spacious walks.
CITY: Freeport
Lincoln-Douglas Debate Square
Experience the history of the second of the famous debates between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglas. It was at this site on August 27, 1858 that the Freeport Doctrine, an important statement regarding slavery and state's rights, was proclaimed by Douglas. The site is self-interpretative through a series of waysides that tell of the events and ideas which led up to the debates, as well as the life-size statues "Lincoln and Douglas in Debate."
CITY: Freeport
Lindo Theater
This historic movie theater, built in 1922, features first-run movies presented in the latest 4K digital projection and sound on nine screens. Stadium seating, digital 3D and party room.
CITY: Freeport
Lions Park
Lions Park, at over 20 acres, features Splash Land Family Aquatic Center with a 180' waterslide, zero depth entry, many shade shelters, wet sand play area, water features and drop slide. The Splash Land Mini-Golf offers one of the nicest 18 hole miniature golf courses in the Midwest. It has over 275 plant varieties, 4000+ square feet of water areas, three waterfalls and challenges that the entire family will enjoy. The course is ADA compliant. Quench your thirst and your appetite at the Splash Land Food Court. Full restaurant offering sandwiches to soft serve and smoothies to salads - a true family food court. The park also offers picnic and playground areas, flower gardens, shelter house, a concession stand, volleyball and basketball courts, lighted ball diamond, batting cages and restrooms. A 110x110' ice rink is availabe in season.
CITY: Lena
Little Cubs Field
This replica of Chicago's historic Wrigley Field is complete with ivy, bricks, box seats, dirt and sod from the real Wrigley Field, plus a replica scoreborad and entry sign. It is open for exploring at no cost or is available for rental for birthday parties, picnics, corporate events and more. Rental fees are $45 per hour or $90 for two hours.Reservations may be made at our website.
CITY: Freeport
Logan's Bar & Grill
Enjoy this bar and grill which has won "best in the region" for their fish fry. Enjoy a steak or pork chop sandwich, or one of their other specialties. A full bar is offered with weekly entertainment. Carryouts, full bar and banquet facilities for 150.
CITY: Freeport
Luecke Jewelers
Features fine jewelry and watches, custom desing and remounting, unique estate and antique jewelry. Complete repair service.
CITY: Freeport
Luecke Jewelers Vintage Jewelry and Antiques
Largest collection of pre-owned estate jewelry and antiques in northern Illinois. Opened Monday thru Thursday and Saturday: 9 am - 5 pm; Friday: 9 am - 6 pm.
CITY: Freeport
Luecke's Antique Mall
A multi-dealer mall with a fine collection of antiques and collectibles located in the 1892 antique Blust Building.
CITY: Freeport
Luminary Night On Stephenson and Lincoln Streets
Enjoy the beauty of the soft light of luminaries and the architecture of these historic homes as you stroll this lovely residential neighborhood. Also, enjoy hot cocoa and cookies. Stephenson Street and Lincoln Boulevard from West Street to Park Boulevard.
CITY: Freeport
Main Street Bistro
A delightful, local, farm to plate bistro. All menu items are fresh and homemade using local farm products. Extensive wine list and local craft beers are served. Live Jazz night on Saturdays from 8 pm - 10 pm. Reservations are recommended. Full bar, carryout, children's menu.
CITY: Freeport
Mary's Mantle
Come visit our unique Catholic Gift Store. Not only do we carry books and bibles, but we offer gifts from Russia, Yugoslavia, USA, and The Holy Land. Our "made in Freeport" assortment of crosses are a must see, and every inch of the store is filled with our rich tradition and faith. Our selections serve all denominations. We pride ourselves in the selection of jewelry, nativities, pictures, music, videos, rosaries, and baby items. We carry first communion dress as well as baptismal gowns. Yard statues make great house warming gifts. You will be greeted and welcomed by the friendly staff of Mary's Mantle. Open: Monday thru Friday: 10 am - 5 pm; Saturday: 10 am - 4 pm.
CITY: Freeport
McArthurs Reclaimed Treasures Antiques
McArthurs specializes in reclaimed garden treasures and also has a wide variety of antiques, and collectibles on two floors. This wonderful shop is a must for lovers of garden antiques. Open: Sunday, Monday and Wednesday thru Saturday: 10 am - 4:30 pm.
CITY: Lena
McConnell Area Historical Society & Museum
Items on display in this local town museum include a mill stone, ox yoke, McConnell telephone switchboard, and other items relating to the history of McConnell and Waddams Township. There is a large collection of family histories, obituaries, and genealogical materials. Special activities and exhibits are planned for each of the open dates.
CITY: McConnell
McConnell Bobtown Landing
Enjoy the natural wonders of the Pecatonica River, Stephenson County's water trail, as is meanders nearly 60 miles through undisturbed Midwestern beauty. This landing offers ample parking, two picnic areas, portable toilet, 10' x 20' floating dock, fire pits and charcoal grills, two ADA fishing piers and canoe/kayak and boat launch. Camping at the site is available for canoes, kayaks and boaters. Reservations required.
CITY: McConnell
McNeil's Damascus Landing
Enjoy the natural wonders of the Pecatonica River, Stephenson County's water trail, as is meanders nearly 60 miles through undisturbed Midwestern beauty. Access the river at McNeil's Damascus Landing which offers ample parking, a picnic area, fire pit and charcoal grills, portable toilet, 10' x 20' floating dock and canoe/kayak and concrete boat launch with access docking. Camping at the site is available for canoe, kayaks and boaters. Reservations required.
CITY: Lena
Megz Country Cheese
Direct from the factory, enjoy over 70 varieties of cheese, plus deli meats, sausage and salami. Sandwiches, soups, mustards, crackers, snacks, beverages, and Cedar Crest Ice Cream; plus cards, seasonal gifts and crafts, holiday cheese boxes and gift certificates. Cheese can be shipped. Open: Sunday: 11 am - 4 pm; Monday thru Friday: 10 am - 6 pm; Saturday: 9 am - 4 pm
CITY: Davis
Memory Lane Retreat
Located in the serene countryside, this is the perfect location for a getaway with friends. The home has three bedrooms which accommodate up to nine, a fully-equipped kitchen, dining room and three bathrooms. There is a beautiful and spacious Great Room with natural light overlooking the pond and countryside which is a perfect spot for a group to enjoy scrapbooking, quilting, knitting, or just getting away. Rates: Week Day: $75 per person; Weekend: $125 per person.
CITY: Orangeville
Merle Norman Cosmetic Studio
Quality skin care and cosmetics, Vera Bradley quilted bags and accessories, and fun watches. Complimentary makeover/lessons. Call for an appointment.
CITY: Freeport
Mighty Richland Players Dessert Theater
Along the banks of the mighty Richland Creek, the first settlers founded the Village of Orangeville in 1851. Over the years, the town has always been a special place "where the women are fair, the men are strong and there's a story to be told around every corner." In the Mighty Richland Players Dinner/Dessert Theater, those fair and strong will treat attendees to a great dessert and a humorous story with a smile and a wink. Performances are at the Mighty Richland Players Theater, an 1877 Italianate Victorian building listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Theater season is September through March.
CITY: Orangeville
Mount Morris Motel
Nearest motel to White Pines, one level no stairs to climb, cable TV, A/C, eat, and 24 hour phone.
CITY: Mount Morris
Mrs. Mike's Potato Chips
Mrs. Mike's old-fashioned, open-kettle style potato chips are cooked in vegetable shortening with no cholesterol to provide a great potato taste. They also offer gourmet cheesy popcorn as well. The Freeport Pretzel Company, and other party/picnic items are also for sale at the factory retail store. Open: Monday thru Friday: 9 am - 5 pm; Saturday: 9 am - 2 pm.
CITY: Freeport
Napa Valley Salvage Company
Reimagined Vintage Furniture and home decor. California Shabby Chic. Join Napa Valley Salvage on Face Book, to see new reimagined furniture listed daily. Open: Monday thru Friday: 10 am 4 pm; Saturday: 9 am - 3 pm.
CITY: Freeport
Natural Water Gardens
Quality water gardening materials for the professional or hobbyist. Plus gifts, garden accessories, aquatic plants, Japanese Koi, and stone.
CITY: Freeport
Nature's Treasures
Wonderful gifts and birdhouses by local artists. Specializing in organic gardening supplies, fountains, wind chimes, metaphysical crystals. Friendly, helpful service!
CITY: Stockton
Nature's Way Nutrition Center
A complete line of natural and organic foods, vitamins, cosmetics, groceries, wheat-free products, books and more. All products are free of colorings, preservatives, and chemicals.
CITY: Freeport
Northwest Design
Glass studio nestled in the hills offers a shopping experience. Local glass artists at work using lampwork and fusing techniques.
CITY: Stockton
Oakdale Nature Preserve
This Nature Preserve offers 133 acres of oak and hickory woodlands, restored prairies and shallow streams. Over four miles of winding trails are great for hiking, running, cross-country skiing, nature study and quiet reflection. Facilities, which are available to rent, include the Mogle Learning Center with meeting space for 20 people, a lodge with a kitchen and dining hall that can seat up to 80. The Oakdale Octagon Shelter has seating for up to 350 and a stage. Two picnic shelters as well as other picnic tables are available.
CITY: Freeport
Old River School Historic District
This residential district includes original Freeport and the city's first street, Monterey, and was later known as the "Gold Coast". Points of interest include Freeport's oldest house (built in 1838), the childhood home of famed Hollywood gossip columnist Louella Parsons, a monument honoring Freeport's founder, William "Tutty" Baker, and the Van Buren Bridge, built in 1885 of wrought iron.
CITY: Freeport
One More Time Antiques
Repurposed furnishings, antiques, and primitives fill this unique shop in historic downtown Freeport.
CITY: Freeport
Orangeville Farmers Market
Enjoy fresh produce, fresh baked goods, crafts and more provided by local farmers. Open: 8 am - Noon. First Saturday in July through Second Saturday in October.
CITY: Orangeville
Park Hills Golf Course
This award-winning (3 1/2 stars in Golf Digest) public course offers incomparable playing conditions on two 18 hole, 72-par courses. The gently rolling terrain, manicured greens and abundant wildflowers make Park Hills Golf Couse the destination for thousands of visitors every year. The West Course is 6600 yards, and the East Course is 6400 yards. Watered fairways, varying distance tees, a 300 yard driving range, clubhouse and pro shop are offered. Green Fees: Weekday - 9 hole: $16; 18 hole: $25, Weekend - 9 hole: $18; 18 hole: $28; Weekday or Weekend Cart Fees: 9 hole: $20; 18 hole: $32.
CITY: Freeport
Pec Playhouse Theatre
Performances produced by people dedicated to proividing quality community theatre in an intimate, rustic venue.
CITY: Pecatonica
Picker's Place
Antiques furniture, glassware, lamps, advertising signs, and collectibles. Open: Spring and Summer: Daily: 8 am - Dusk; Fall and Winter: Daily: 8 am - 5:30 pm.
CITY: Eleroy
Pine Summit Tree Farm
Pick your own Christmas trees, custom saw-milling, and nursery stock.
CITY: Cedarville
PJ's Stephenson Street Station
Homemade daily specials and soups Tuesday thru Friday, including tacos on Wednesday, hot roast beef, mashed potatoes and gravy on Thursday, and a Friday night fish fry. Also serving home cut fries, fresh pork rinds and half-pound burgers. Bar, Carryout, wireless internet. Barquet facilities for 250. Credit cards are not accepted.
CITY: Freeport
Quarry Ridge Hunt Club
The premiere, upland-hunting experience in Northern Illinois. Quarry Ridge offers hunting (member or non-member) for rooster pheasant, dove, turkey, deer and moor. Dogs and guides can be provided if needed.
CITY: Lena
Read Park
Read Park offers many recreational opportunities and is highlighted by the Read Park Family Aquatic Center, which includes a zero depth pool, water slides and play area, and by a state of the art 11,000 square foot skate park, SK8 Park. This scenic park also features baseball and softball diamonds, tennis courts, sand volleyball courts, an outdoor lighted hockey and ice staking rink, concession stand, picnic areas, shelters, and playgrounds. The Morgan Memorial, a charming statue of two children surrounded by fountains, is a serene spot to enjoy. Park attractions are open seasonally; please call ahead to confirm availability of specific attractions and costs.
CITY: Freeport
Red's Bronzing
Hand-stripping and refinishing of wood. Buffing and lacquering of all metals.
CITY: Freeport
Richland Creek Trailhead
The Richland Creek Trailhead serves as the main trailhead for the northern end of the Jane Addmas Recreation Trail. It features parking, a large shelter house with electricity, lights and picnic tables, a restroom, water and a primitive campground area.
CITY: Orangeville
Richland Creek Wetlands
A wetlands conservations area adjacent to the Jane Addams Recreation Trail. A wonderful spot for birding and watching wild animals.
CITY: Orangeville
Ridott Corners
Great hamburgers. Carryout, full bar. No credit cards. Lunch and Dinner.
CITY: Ridott
Rite-Way Furniture and Appliance
Home furnishings, accessories, furniture, appliances, bedding and carpet.
CITY: Freeport
Rock Hollow Conservation Club
Discover this awesome sportsmen's club conveniently located on the Pecatonica River. The club's activities include open trap and riffle ranges, hunting, shooting classes, gun auctions, pheasant shoots, sight-in-gun days, indoor range, camping and fishing. This conservation club specializes in dog breeding, training, and bull rentals. The club also offers quality home-raised beef, pork and pheasants through the Walsh Girls Cattle Company. A clubhouse with banquet facilities is also available to the public. Gun shop available and open to the public.
CITY: Freeport
Rock Hollow Conservation Club Clubhouse
Family owned, friendly, comfortable lodge atmosphere known of premium Angus steaks, burgers, exotic meats (smoked pheasant, duck, and buffalo), and exceptional fish fry serving catfish, walleye and blue gill. Relax in the lounge area by the real wood fireplace. Enjoy the country setting with a great deck, camping, and sand volleyball courts. Full bar, carry outs, catering, entertainment, outdoor dining, indoor range. Banquet facilities for 250. Reservations recommended for large groups.
CITY: Freeport
Rock Run Peddler
A quaint red cottage with a unique gathering of primitives, folk art, florals, and garden decor. Also seasonal garden to enjoy. Open: Thursday thru Saturday: 9 am - 5 pm.
CITY: Rock City
Route 20 Bar & Grill
Located on Highway 20 west of Freeport, Rt. 20 Bar & Grill offers casual dining in a great atmosphere. It specializes in homemade appetizers, great burgers, and daily specials at a great price. Weekend specials include a Friday Fish Fry offering cod, catfish, walleye, blue gill, and baked Salmon. Saturday night features prime rib, smothered chicken breast, steaks, chops, seafood and pasta dishes. Sunday features all you can eat broasted chicken. Full bar, carryout, catering service, entertainment, and banquet facilities for 100.
CITY: Freeport
Route 26 Sports Bar & Grill
Enjoy great food, great atmosphere, and good company. Full bar, carry outs, children's menu, live entertainment, and catering. Banquet space for 200. Lunch: under $10; Dinner: under $15. Credit cards accepted. Sunday: 11 am - 11 pm; Monday thru Saturday: 11 am - 1 am.
CITY: Freeport
Royal Oaks Antiques and Collectables
This shop offers antique furniture, lamps, collectible cash registers, 50s memorabilia and historic Freeport items. Open Tuesday thru Wednesday: 10 am - 4 pm; Saturday: 10 am - 4 pm.
CITY: Freeport
Sally's Cookie Jar
Handmade and decorated cookies, cookie jars, cookie cutters, and cookie cookbooks. Open: Tuesday thru Friday: 10 am - 5 pm; Saturday: 9 am - 2 pm.
CITY: Freeport
Sand Bluff Bird Observatory
A fascinating opportunity to see a wide variety of migrating birds banded and released. Special events in spring and fall, including the annual BirdFest in early May. Located in the Colored Sands Forest Preserve in the northwestern corner of Winnebago County. Colored Sands, site of original and restored prairies, is one of the most beautiful natural areas in northern Illinois.
CITY: Shirland
Sandy's Candles and Gifts
The store features hand poured Soy & Palm Wax Candles by Sandy. There are many handcrafted items including: custom gift baskets, hanging flower baskets, Leaning Tree Cards, jewelry, candles, decor, home and garden items.
CITY: Mount Morris
Savvy Scavengers
Overstock & more – unique selection of women's apparel and accessories. Come find our finds.
CITY: Stockton
Schuldt Park
Located off historic and scenic Stagecoach Trail. Offers picnic and playground areas, ball diamond, basketball court, bird watching on seven acres. In Waddams Grove.
CITY: Lena
Serendipity Candy
Browse the selection of gourmet chocolates, nostalgic candy, Jelly Belly's, M&M colorworks, candy bouquets, and the large offering of sugar-free candy. Visit us on Facebook.
CITY: Freeport
Shearer's World of Variety
Downtown retail store -- antiques and collectibles.
CITY: Lanark
Shirts By Mom
Shirts By Mom specializes in custom made shirts and gifts. Sportswear with embroidered and heat transfer logos, business, sport and team logos. Also find a wide variety of gourmet foods, coffee and teas, plus gifts, pottery and gift baskets. Open: Monday thru Friday: 9 am - 5 pm; Saturday: 9 am - Noon.
CITY: Rock City
Silkrug Stable
Enjoy Jo Daviess countryside in a horse-drawn buggy/bobsled. Ride at our place or yours. Call for information/reservations.
CITY: Stockton
Silver Creek and Stephenson Railroad Antique Steam Train
All aboard, as a 36-ton, 1912 Heisler steam locomotive pulls three cabooses, including an antique red caboose reported to be the oldest in the state, for a four-mile ride through farmlands. Purchase your ticket at the Silver Creek Depot, a turn-of-the-century replica filled with railroad artifacts, and browse the Freight House Gift Shop and visit the Silvercreek Museum across the street. Open: May thru October on selected holiday and weekends; 1 am - 4 pm. Train departs on the hour.
CITY: Freeport
Silver Creek Museum
This museum, operated by the Stephenson County Antique Engine Club, which also operates the Silver Creek and Stephenson Railroad, offers 20 rooms of early Americana. Exhibts include 500 pieces of crockery, dolls, a recreated schoolroom and kitchen, art exhibits, quilts, tools and agricultural equipment, and many other historical exhibits. Also on the grounds is a display of antique machinery and an exhibit of Henny Motor Company vehicles which were manufactured in Freeport. Plus visitors can view the Cooper-Corliss engine, a giant 130-ton steam engine with a 25 foot flywheel which originally operated a rolling mill in a zinc plant. Special exhibits and events are featured throughout the year. Open: May thru October on selected holidays and weekends: 11 am - 4 pm.
CITY: Freeport


text:
FORT MYERS, Fla.- The victim in yesterday's homicide has been identified as 23-year-old David Lau of Fort Myers.
On Sunday, just before 7:30 a.m. the Fort Myers Police Department received a call in reference to an injured male inside a home located at 2353 Lafayette Street. A neighbor made the discovery and called 911.
Upon arrival, police and EMS, determined the male was deceased. Police are investigating the death as a murder.
Anyone with information is asked to call FMPD at 321-7700, Crime Stoppers at 1-800-780-TIPS or text message C-R-I-M-E-S (274637) Keyword FMPD. Tipsters can remain anonymous. No further information available. Updates will be issued via e-mail.


text:
Subscribe to People StyleWatch
Vote on this week's styles including Drew Barrymore, Rachel McAdams and more
stars! You decide – are they fashionistas or flops?
Credit: Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic
Updated: Friday Apr 17, 2009 | 11:30 AM EDT
More from PEOPLE
See More News
19 of 48
Living up to her show's name, the Dollhouse star dazzles to showcase the series at PaleyFest in a plunging lilac Moschino Cheap and Chic frock accented with sequins at the bust and T-strap sandals.
Copyright © 2014 Time Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.


text:
Check out The Register's Google+ page
The Register has taken a billet at Google+. You can find us at http://google.com/+theregister. Nothing spectacular – just a feed of our articles, and the very occasional cartoon share. We will monitor and sometimes reply to comments and will step up our social media community engagement ... if numbers justify. Google+ naysayers …
Not for me but...
I do hope that the costs of this venture don't mean (even) more banner ads and pop-ups on the main site.
I know advertising is essential to pay bills, wages etc. but keeping costs down can help too.
Re: Not for me but...
Feedback noted, but are you sure about ad pop-ups? We don't run them, If any reader spots one please grab URL of landing page and ping to email@example.com
Also we have enough ad units - we carry fewer ads per page than our UK competitors.
BTW Google+ running costs are a fraction above zero.
Re: Not for me but...
The pop-ups I get are often crappy survey things, although admittedly I haven't seen one for a while.
Re: Not for me but...
Have to agree for months the take this survey were very annoying (I hate all websites that do such things)
Re: Not for me but...
The Register using pop-up ads was what drove me to originally install Adblock. That was some time ago though.
Re: Re: Not for me but...
Hmm. I can't say that we have never run pop-up ads, but I can say that we have implemented a policy of not running pop-ups for several years.
Just admit it El Reg...
You just couldn't live without the option to comment on Youtube video's. And to carefully masquerade that problem you've now fully decorated your Google+ page, but we know what's going on! ;)
I can't believe...
...that you're trying to force us all to use Google+! Subscription cancelled!!!!
Does anyone 'get' G+? I'm still not quite sure how or why I should be embracing it. Google seem keen, but I can't quite work out how it's supposed to improve my life?
I was a fairly early adopter of G+. I find it a good way of getting information and discussing stuff with people who want to talk about what I consider interesting.
@Cliff.I see where you went wrong. It's got nothing to do with improving your life but quite a lot to do with weighing down the pockets of google shareholders.
I was a fairly early adopter of G+. I find it a good way of getting information and discussing stuff with people who want to talk about what I consider interesting.
I'm sure Google want to take Google+ beyond the Linux / Android geek-squad who use this as their private Knitting Circle. 'Cause you're never gonna get those epic Facebook numbers just catering to those types...
I'm sure Google want to take Google+ beyond the Linux / Android geek-squad
They've kind of done that by grabbing all the gmail logins and youtube commenters. Of course that only makes those people "Active G+ users" in the marketing gumpf, but nevertheless news agencies will parrot it when "Google+ users outnumber facebook users"....
I think it's main purpose is an identity server tying the various other Google services you may or may not use together. The value grows as the network of those services grows. This allows it to recommend apps on the Google store that your Google+ contacts have approved of. I ignore that kind of thing and you can turn it off but it's certainly a lot less intrusive than other approaches and I can see its appeal. I don't do a lot of the "look at me" sharing stuff, after all what's e-mail for? But I will admit to finding Hangouts very nicely done. If Google can continue to put providing useful services first then I'm sure they'll get more and more successful and Google+ will simply be a part of those services and not something on its own. Companies will like it because, of course, it offers the prospect of single sign-on with the holy grail of detailed demographic data.
I think you got that backwards.
re: "Companies will like it because, of course, it offers the prospect of single sign-on with the holy grail of detailed demographic data."
At the time that I followed/circled you - you have 1,448 +1's and 720 people have circled you.
In what - an hour, an hour and a half?
We G+ folks are a demanding bunch though - we like engagement - that's what sets apart G+ from every other network - even on Twitter a lot of the time you aren't talking to the person you think you are - you are talking to whoever represents them (there are obviously very high profile exceptions to this).
Expect to see people mention you in comments and posts - we like social.
PS - in the time it took me to to write this (a few minutes) your follower count went from 720 to 733.
I think you may yet learn the value of Google+
Hat-tip to the big guy in black
@Andrew Jones 2
"I think you may yet learn the value of Google+"
Or, put another way: "I find your lack of faith disturbing"
Learn the value of Google+
Well... I would like to say that we have tapped into fast growing reader source but... we stumbled across this G+ page a few weeks ago that a staffer had put up a couple of years ago. - no content, but 500 followers and maybe 500 who had had put us in their circles.So we added content maybe three weeks ago and told Google that this was our official page.
Re: Learn the value of Google+
If those 500 + and circles are anything like what I see on Youtube, they were all accidental clicks.
Sorry, but that's what they did with Youtube (and I've seen all the mistaken posts/clicks/likes/adds from the pros/businesses) and I'd not expect better else where.
Re: Re: Learn the value of Google+
You are probably right - but people have to find us on Google+ - we are not presenting any G+ roadblocks.
Ok, followed you.....
.... and then noticed that the G+ articles only show the main headline, not the joke strapline underneath, which is usually the best bit of the headline.
Can you do anything about that?
Re: Ok, followed you.....
The jokey subhead - we'll have a look and report back on Monday.
Re: Ok, followed you.....
You say "jokey subhead", I say "to the point and ego-pricking"
Re: Re: Ok, followed you.....
That is very kind of you, Graeme. Unfortunately, G+ doesn't take kindly to those subheads.
Kevin, our web coder, says:
We have the og property set for subheads but G+ don't seem to support it so I don't think so.
<meta property="og:description" content=""/>
Does anyone know different?
Re: Ok, followed you.....
You want us to google it for you?
Are you kidding?
Is G+ following on from a FB page that's so old it doesn't get a mention, or is El Reg making the novel step of using G+ instead of FB?
Re: FaceBook?
That would be novel... we get some traffic via FB, but almost all via the FB lLke button on our articles rather than through our our FB page. Yes, we have one! We monitor this lightly - every now and then someone gives us a story tip, or tells us off, or tell us they love us.
But for interaction, story tips, corrections etc. - Twitter is by far the most active medium for us. There is that official @theregister address again.
Re: FaceBook?
@Drewc thanks for the very open and informative discussion about this.
Re: FaceBook?
Never got into Twitter to be honest, hard to follow.
On google+ nobody can hear you Scream
I'm sure you have some kind of stats system on your web server - if not I'll do you a one line wonder in grep, cut and wc, but far more people read this post than went to to your google+ page.
Another reason not to switch tabs from my G+ one!
Found any 'Back doors' in the web page yet...oh er...oh yeah...you
wouldn't be able to tell us if there was would you?
I don't want to use google+. I left facebook because of privacy, and I definitely won't make the same mistake by joining google+. But, if you create a page on Ravetree, then I'll check it out.
Most read
- Hi-torque tank engines: EXTREME car hacking with The Register
- Review What's MISSING on Amazon Fire Phone... and why it WON'T set the world alight
- Product round-up Ten excellent FREE PC apps to brighten your Windows
- Product round-up Trousers down for six of the best affordable Androids
- Why did it take antivirus giants YEARS to drill into super-scary Regin? Symantec responds...


text:
Originally posted 08/01/2014 05:00PM
Originally posted 12/04/2013 02:00PM
Leave it to The Mindy Project to provide a true Christmas miracle.
On Tuesday's episode of the FOX series, Dr. Mindy Lahiri (Mindy Kaling) received the best possible secret Santa gift imaginable from fellow physician Dr. Danny Castellano (Chris Messina): a private performance of the dance sequence from Aaliyah's "Try Again."
Originally posted 10/05/2012 10:25AM
When you write, produce and act in your own series, finding hunky costars to kiss is definitely in the script, breakout TV star Mindy Kaling says of her sassy new FOX show, The Mindy Project.
"By design I've been kissing lots of good-looking guys on my show," says Kaling, 33, as she rattles off a list of stars with whom she's smooched, including Bill Hader and Chris Messina.
A true professional, the former star of The Office and author of Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? (And Other Concerns) wants fans to know she's giving it her all for her craft – and she's happy to kiss and tell.
"When I kiss someone on camera, it's more than a breath mint," she said. "I do the whole teeth-brushing thing. I want to give 100 percent."
Top 10 News Categories
The most buzzed about stars this minute!
Treat Yourself! 4 Preview Issues
More On PEOPLE.com
Got a News Tip?
Send it to our People.com editors!
News Archive


text:
Two leaders in the field of infection research are planning on bundling their expertise in the future. Scientists at the Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (HZI) in Braunschweig and at the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) in Berlin and Wernigerode will be sharing their resources and potentials to find answers to pressing questions of infection research and epidemiology. The two research institutes' directors will sign the agreement on December 6.
Bacterial antibiotic resistance, vaccine development, and new insights into the epidemiology and ecology of pathogenic bacteria - these are topics that the HZI and the RKI will approach together in the future. As a member of the Helmholtz Association, the HZI's long-term research goal is to maintain and improve the human condition. The centre contributes decisively to this goal by providing the basis for new diagnostic tools, drugs, and therapies.
The focus is on conducting basic research. At the RKI, one of the world's oldest biomedical research institutes, applied and measure oriented work is carried out. It is the national Public-health institute in Germany. The most important work areas are the control of infectious diseases and the analysis of long-term health trends within the population. With regard to the recognition of new health risks, the RKI has an "antenna function" in terms of a rapid alert system.
HZI and RKI scientists are already working together on common questions. For instance, Prof. Petra Dersch, head of one of HZI's research departments, is studying pathogenic bacterial strains that were isolated from patients and previously characterized at the RKI. Both facilities are planning on working together more closely in the future. Prof. Dirk Heinz, HZI's scientific director, is convinced that "the agreement will continue to strengthen our collaborative partnership as well as facilitate joint research projects." "The institutes' scientific exchange promises several synergistic effects that will benefit the general public in the long run," explains RKI's president Prof. Reinhard Burger.
One of the goals is new antibiotic development, which is desperately needed in light of increasing resistance of many pathogenic bacteria. Experts are certain that the new collaboration would be promising in terms of methodologies as well. As such, the scientists are interested in developing new vaccines and diagnostic tools for the detection of infectious diseases.
The institutes also aim at conducting joint epidemiological research. What is the etiology of a particular disease? How do diseases spread? What course do they take? Quantifying the answers to these questions and making predictions is the job of epidemiology. For some time now, Prof. Gérard Krause has been the embodiment of both institutes' functional aspects: Not only does he head RKI's Department of Infectious Disease Epidemiology, representing Germany in several international networks in this capacity - since last year, he also heads HZI's Department of Epidemiology. Krause sees one of the collaboration's advantages in "the two departments' distinct methodological approaches, which complement each other perfectly."
On December 6, Prof. Heinz and Prof. Burger will be signing the collaboration agreement at a symposium. Following the signing, media representatives are invited to a press date at 3:15 pm. For additional information, please call (+49) 531-61811401.The Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research:
Dr. Birgit Manno | Helmholtz-Zentrum
Further information:
Further reports about: > Epidemiology > HZI > Helmholtz > Infection > RKI > antenna function > diagnostic tool > diagnostic tools > infectious disease > pathogenic bacteria
Mosquitoes and malaria: Scientists pinpoint how biting cousins have grown apart
28.11.2014 | Virginia Tech
Single-atom gold catalysts may offer path to low-cost production of fuel and chemicals
28.11.2014 | Tufts University
Regional economic cooperation in Central Asia
21.11.2014 | Event News
13.11.2014 | Event News
36th Annual IATUL Conference 2015: Call for papers and posters
12.11.2014 | Event News
New substance overcomes treatment-resistance in leukaemia
28.11.2014 | Health and Medicine
How to Save Billions of Gallons of Gasoline
28.11.2014 | Power and Electrical Engineering
NEIKER is studying the impact of climate change on the soil ecosystem
28.11.2014 | Ecology, The Environment and Conservation


text:
Decontaminating Labour's defence brand
22 September 2011
It looks as though next week's Labour conference will see a huge emphasis on moving the party forward, if the evidence so far is anything to go by.
Ed Miliband has given two interviews, to Progress and the New Statesman, with a similar message. He wants to "rip up the rule book" and argue how the country's true potential is being "held back".
Ed is warning that he won't return to New Labour but will target the centre ground - something Jim Murphy is stressing today as well.
The shadow defence secretary has unveiled a review into the debacle that was defence procurement, acknowledging Labour's mistakes and coming up with some interesting ideas that could become party policy.
It is being hailed as the first major contribution to filling Ed's famous "blank sheet of paper" (a phrase he admits was a mistake today), and includes ideas such as axing major projects that go 20 per cent over budget or time, and building in an emphasis on supporting British industry.
There is also a suggestion that defence spending should be set on a 10-year timescale to stop it being a political football - something Labour accepted but failed to implement in government.
Murphy is keen to end the "conspiracy of optimism" where defence firms and the MoD underestimate costs and timetables to get them past the Treasury, only to see them balloon afterwards. A bit late for that, you might argue, but it shows that shadow ministers are willing to confront the mistakes made in office.
Given the Government has hammered on about the £38 billion black hole in the MoD budget, it could even be seen as an attempt to decontaminate the Labour brand on defence.
Murphy argues the Government has "already lost its way" on defence procurement. And pushing a line I expect we will hear a lot over the next week or so, he added: "This process shows that even in opposition Labour can be the party of the centre with the fresh ideas and real energy - all of which are essential for us to be the party of government again."
Craig Woodhouse
Follow me on Twitter @craigawoodhouse
You can follow this conversation by subscribing to the comment feed for this post.
The comments to this entry are closed.


text:
Escapade in ThailandWednesday, April 30th, 2014
Hi Mary, Curt,
Hi Mary, Curt,
Attention: Home Pedal Boat Builders
We have a limited supply of used drive units priced at $250. These include a 2-blade propeller. Shipping not included. Please contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com if you are interested in purchasing one of these. Thank you!
Nauticraft is currently offering a 10% discount off the Encore Electric boat. This is for a limited time, only, and while supplies last. Call or E-mail us for more information!
Nauticraft Corporation
5980 Grand Haven Road • Muskegon, MI 49441
(231) 798-8440 • Toll Free (888) 709-7097