text:
The Wunderwerke that is this new, strapping, brazenly handsome Mercedes-Benz starts from its articulated top and works down. To a single button on the console that awaits the lazy pressure of one fingertip. At that touch, a hidden orchestra of 17 switches, 15 pressure cylinders, 11 solenoid valves and one electric pump combine in an electro-hydraulic concert that opens and closes the 500SL like a two-ton cuckoo clock. Windows whisper down. A trunk lid flaps. Catches clack. Brackets bend and hinges hiss. There is a pause. Then the fully lined, sail-canvas convertible top slaps up, back and down to bury itself in the boot. In finale, the trunk lid flops flat, locking itself, and windows slide back up. There hasn't been this much mechanical movement from anything so typically German since yesterday's performances of the Glockenspiel in Munich's Marienplatz. And at a long traffic signal in Studio City, a crosswalk trio actually stopped to watch and then applaud the Mercedes' 30-second special effect. Techo-nonsense, maybe. Yet also clear verification of Mercedes' current commercials that do not undersell its 1990 duet of heavyweight sports cars (the 300SLand 500SL) as: "The most passionate statement of engineering leadership Mercedes-Benz has ever made." Heritage and the 500SL's descent from the legendary 1954 300SL Gull Wing coupe (currently a more promising short-term investment than stock in IBM) has something to do with that engineering edge. So does the car's evolution through its 35-year ancestry and the 560SL it now replaces, and its reputation for impeccable, implacable motoring. Expensive? At $83,500 for a two-seater (the same price would buy five Mazda Miatas), inordinately so. Over-engineered? More than the first DC-3, which was tested by a tractor driving over its wing. Durable? As the Brandenburg Gate. But for the essential truth of a Mercedes 500SL, consider another European masterpiece, the Rolex watch. It is carved from a solid block of stainless steel or gold. It provides a unique heft, a distinctive integrity, a sense of total security from the strength of absolute indestructibility. Bugatti built cars like that in the '30s for decadent owners wanting to assume such poise and power. Mercedes still builds a car as if it was carved from a block into a two-ton ingot. Then the company peers into tomorrow's promising technology and automotive appointments, extracts the best and perfects them for today's vehicles. That convertible top is magic enough. But the car also has a spring-loaded roll bar that is hidden around the inner rim of the rear deck. It snaps upright in a 30th of a second at critical roll angles. Or if one wheel lifts off the road. Most cars have power-adjustable side mirrors--but Mercedes allows adjustment of the side mirrors and the interior rear-view mirror by the same button. Many automob iles have power-controlled seats with memory buttons for several drivers--but Mercedes' memory stores three settings for seats, headrests, inside and outside mirrors and positions of the tilt and telescoping steering wheel. A singular pain of convertible motoring is its invitation to pilfering when parked with the top down. And the SL--with seven compartments for the precise storage of everything from audio tapes in the center console, through sunglasses in a felt-lined dash box to parcels in bins beneath the back seat--is a warren. Yet the car also comes with central key locking (or an infrared remote control) that secures both doors, the trunk, all mini-holds and the fuel filler lid. Safety in a Mercedes, however, is not confined to threats against your David Benoit tapes. In this new generation SL, it is extended fully to all occupants who, with the protection of that automatic roll bar and reinforcement of the windshield pillars, are surround d by a virtual roll cage. There are driver-side and passenger air bags. Seatbelts with instant inertia locking are mounted to cast-magnesium seat frames so that adjusting the seat does not change the set of the belt. Antilock disc brakes, of course, and that over-engineeringfor a frame and body tough enough to survive a collision with the Berlin Wall. Externally, the car has lost the angles and edges of previous years, with Mercedes' stylists choosing the poised, tiptoe look of a lowered front and elevated rear section. The suggestion--which doubtless will appall purists--is of a German-built Corvette. In apparent pursuit of aerospace construction that seems to preoccupy many manufacturers today, Mercedes has gone to a composite for the aerodynamic skirt surrounding the SLs. That might not have been a good idea. Any plastic, even space shuttle, detracts from that substantial, robust Rolex image. Worse, the skirt is in a satin finish that forms a definite second-rate contrast to the deep, magnificent luster of the metal above. In thankful contrast, the interior of the 500SL is almost perfect. Wood actually twinkles, reflecting sunlight and clouds with the top down, and the leather has the tactility of a fine brogan. Instruments are large, analog and traditional. The seats would serve Malcolm Forbes' ante room, and any switch, any lever, works with that soft whisper of hair's-breadth tolerances. Yet there is only one description for the odd symbology and controls of an otherwise peerless climate system and an equally super sound system: self-explanation achieving the inexplicable. Such nits, however, are nothing once the engine fires and the 500SL's enormous V8, with its four overhead cams and 32 valves, starts burbling and deep-breathing. Here is a 322-horsepower left hook. The car carries more punch per liter than the thunderous Corvette ZR-1, and that's quite enough to intimidate anything on the road save the ZR-1, Ferrari and Lamborghini. That any convertible can motor with only a hint of frame flex or twitch is simply incredible. That any rolling stock this heavy is able to deliver such pace and smoothness is a smidge short of miraculous. This car does not accelerate from stop or even the higher levels of its performance range. It explodes. The four-speed automatic is not just silken. It shifts and transfers power on diamonds dipped in ermine. The 500SL moves flat and stolid, and its weight goes virtually nowhere. Not even when accelerating briskly around a Cadillac braking desperately for a sweeping interchange of the Golden State and Glendale freeways. Unlike so many other convertibles, wind rush and bulging of the soft top, is no part of the SL's progress even when approaching its performance perimeter. That limit, incidentally, is close to 170 m.p.h. that even on Germany's Autobahnen is electrically governed do wn to 155 m.p.h. Suspension is taut on anything but billiard table surfaces (since Proposition 13, however, these are mainly found in pool halls) because despite its opulence, distinction and Teutonic reserve, the SL was always born to be wild and sporty. In short, the Mercedes 500SL is the best reason we can think of for East Germans to continue moving west. These days, the high-performance luxury car market is over-dosing on comparisons. Prevalent is the debate surrounding Lexus and Infiniti versus Mercedes and BMW. It is, in truth, a non-argument. Japan does and always will, build its quality cars to rigid budgets. Mercedes goes after quality and technological supremacy with little attention to cost. That philosophy doesn't seem to have intruded upon success. The 500SL goes on sale in Southern California this month, and several dealers are reporting 60-customer waiting lists. Order a car now, said a Mercedes spokesman, and elivery will be "in excess of a year, at least." And out-of-state profiteers already are placing Los Angeles advertisements for minimal-milea ge, used 500SLs.They are asking for $46,500 over list. That's the cost of about three more Miatas. 1990 Mercedes-Benz 500SL The Good Supreme engineering, annointed craftsmanship and crafty appointments. Powerful, powerful engine. A flex-free convertible with a top that beats Houdini for ease of appearance and disappearance. The Bad Plastic skirts. Guesswork controls for radio and heating/refrigeration. The Ugly Nichts. Cost Base and as tested $83,500. Engine V-8, 32 valves, 5 liters, producing 322 horsepower. Performance 0-60 m.p.h., as tested, 6.3 seconds. Top speed, as reported by Car and Driver magazine, 155 m.p.h. Fuel economy, city-highway average, 16 m.p.g. Curb Weight 4,145 pounds.
Featured Services for this Mercedes-Benz SL-Class
- Sell your current car quickly and easily on Cars.com.
- Not sure what auto repair should cost you? Use our price estimator.
- Get help with car repair now on Cars.com. Visit Repair & Care


text:
Top Definition
The act of physically hiding but not doing a good job so a limb ends up sticking out at some weird angle.
Lora was a racket behind the radiator yesterday. I just had to laugh at her stupidity!
ayon kay Makoo ika-12 ng Enero, 2008
Trending Now
Can you define these popular missing words?

subset: commoncrawl


text:
General Practitioner, Primary Care Doctor
32 years of experience
32 years of experience
7000 H C Kelley Rd
Orlando, FL 32831 Phone number & directions
Orlando, FL 32831 Phone number & directions
License & Identifications
A medical license is required for a doctor to practice medicine in a particular state. Requirements vary by state but most require, at a minimum, post-graduate training in the doctor's specific specialty. An NPI number is a national identifier unique to an individual health care provider and is managed by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
Learn more about Dr. Nicolas Cabrero-Muniz:
View the full profile to get information on:
- Qualifications
- What's important to you
View full profile
Patient Reviews
Have you visited Dr. Cabrero-Muniz? Share your experience.
Write a Review
Write a Review
Prepare before visiting Dr. Cabrero-Muniz
Smoking Cessation Patient Education Smoking cessation patient education guide to help you quit smoking and avoid cancer and other health related problems.Before Visiting Dr. Cabrero-Muniz Learn More
Specialties & Research
- He has special expertise in 1 area:
- Flu (Human Influenza)
Education & Awards
Dr. Cabrero-Muniz graduated from Universidad Central Del Este (Uce), San Pedro De Macoris.
- Spanish
Home > Find a General Practitioner > FL > Orlando General Practitioners > Dr. Nicolas Cabrero-Muniz, MD
Similar doctors nearby
Dr. Hung Nguyen
General Practice
43 years experience
Orlando, FL
Dr. Segundo Delumpa
General Practice
34 years experience
Orlando, FL
Dr. George Hudson
Family Medicine
23 years experience
Orlando, FL
Dr. Mildred Silva
Family Medicine
33 years experience
Orlando, FL
Dr. Eduardo Pigtain
General Practice
46 years experience
Orlando, FL
Dr. Dinon Sun
Family Medicine
37 years experience
Orlando, FL
- Additional Information
- Dr. Nicolas Octavio Cabrero-Muniz MD is a male General Practitioner, has 32 years of experience and practices in General Practice.
- Where does Dr. Nicolas O. Cabrero-Muniz practice?
- Dr. Nicolas Cabrero-Muniz has 1 office location.
Dr. Nicolas Cabrero-Muniz practices General Practice near Orlando, FL.
See Orlando General Practitioners.


text:
Chicken Sandwiches
Looking for chicken sandwich recipes? Find chicken sandwiches made with grilled chicken and chicken breasts, or chicken salad sandwiches.
Recipe Spotlight
I threw these ingredients together on a whim and the sandwich turned out so well, I surprised myself! If you're in a rush, microwave the bacon. Just cover it with paper towel to keep it from splattering too much. —Dana York, Kennewick, WashingtonGet Recipe


text:
Project: Snowblind
Ex-Deus Ex.
What's a sci-fi game without a dystopian near future? In 2065, soldiers wounded in battle can volunteer to get bioenhancements. That's you, in store for what Eidos hypes as a "nonstop, action-packed ride." The jury's still out there, but we do know of shootouts in ancient temples, war-torn streets, and burned-out cityscapes (across 16 slick-looking maps in single-player mode).
Beyond the sharp visuals, there is also a ridiculous number of unique weapons, gadgets, and abilities you can acquire. The rail gun, for example, can shoot through walls. If you opt for a cybernetic vision enhancement, you can also see through walls. Get the picture? Then there's the flechette gun. Its alternate fire mode sends out small nanobots that'll seek, circle, and kill your targets. Lob the spiderbot grenade and, upon landing, it will activate and intelligently attack your enemies.
Get this: The A.I. has also been seriously amped up. Enemies react to how the fight goes. If said spiderbots attack, enemies will try to fight back or flee. Ditto for the guys on your side. The massive assaults go on all around you, and these guys are more than just props that get in your way.
Then there is the 16-person multiplayer mode. In recent tests in urban and temple battles, the game has run smoothly over both Xbox and PS2. And with the inclusion of vehicles (cars, assault buggies, and even small mechs), it looks like something even PC gamers could get into.
See all Project: Snowblind Previews >
More Shooter Games
- Game:
- Project: Snowblind
- Platforms:
- Genre:
- Shooter
- Publisher:
- Eidos
- Developer:
- Crystal Dynamics
- ESRB Rating:
- Rating Pending
- Release Date:
- 02/15/2004
- Also Known As:
1UP Editor Score: B+
Average Community Score: B+
Related Clubs
Project Snowblind15 members
Come here to discuss the awseomness of Project Snowblind, issue online challenges and basically chill out!
Popular User Reviews
Gta V Review - Before release date. **No Spoilers** (Talks about gameplay)
0 0 9
TF2-Grass grows, birds chirp, and brother, I hurt people. DOINK! DOINK!
0 0 6
mean as
0 0 6
Popular on 1UPNo recent updates for this section.
Around the Network
The Most Ambitious Pokemon Ever? Early Thoughts on Pokemon X/Y
Metal Gear Rising Revengeance Connects the Series' Past With a Radical New Future
About 1UP
- Contact Us
- 1UP Staff
- Ad Gallery
- Contests
- Help
- Site Map
Popular Games
- Resident Evil 6
- Diablo III
- BioShock Infinite
- Call of Duty: Black Ops 2
- StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm
- Grand Theft Auto V
- Assassin's Creed 3
- Tomb Raider
- Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance
- Halo 4
Popular Guides
- The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
- Deus Ex: Human Revolution Walkthrough
- LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4
- The Witcher 2 Walkthrough
- Dark Souls Walkthrough
- Portal 2 Walkthrough
- Deus Ex: Human Revolution Walkthrough
- The Legend of Zelda Skyward Sword
Popular Content
- Best Free Games
- Mapping Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception
- Why Japanese Games are Breaking Up With the West
- The Nine Worst Video Game Themes
- I Played Skyrim Wrong, but It Felt So Right
- The Dark Souls Survival Guide
- The Top 10 Worst Consoles
- Why Quake Changed Games Forever
Big Events
- Tokyo Game Show
- Comic-Con
- GamesCom
© 2010 | Advertise | Terms and Conditions | Privacy Policy | Site Usage | Site Map | Browse Games: # A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
IGN Entertainment Games


text:
GRP Bathroom Pods
Unique one piece seamless construction – leak free.Learn more
Working with the
biggest brands across
the UK.
Developers trust us
again and again.
• 100,000 Pods delivered
• 4 Advanced factories
• 600 Pods per week
• 5 Star hotels
• Student housing
• Residential
• Our quality is unrivalled
• Dedicated fleet
• Any location
• On time, in full
Working with
Walker Modular
Sumptuous, stylish interiors you'll never believe sit in a pod. Five star style...
Sep 22, 2016
The £6.8m Reading scheme for CityBlock will begin the conversion of Berkshire House. Walker Modular will provide...Read on
Sep 20, 2016
The University of the Highlands and Islands introduces new student residences on Inverness Campus. The Inverness...Read on
Sep 15, 2016
Walker Modular will supply all Bathroom Pods for the new 78-bed Travelodge. The hotel will be built next to the...Read on
Unique one piece seamless construction – leak free.Learn more
A cost effective solution – with the quality of a traditional build.Learn more
Beautifully bespoke – pod designs that meet your every needLearn more
A Fully fitted kitchen – bespoke to your requirements.Learn more
Sign up to our newsletter
keep up to date with
our latest news.
Contact us
If you are interested in working
with Walker, we would love to
hear from you.
Need a quote?
We have a committed team
driven to deliver the most
competitive prices to you
Facts and Figures
Forward thinking
manufacturing taking
the country by storm.
About Walker Modular
Walker Modular is the leading manufacturer of Bathroom Pods in Great Britain. We are the primary supplier of bathroom pods to many of the UK's leading developers and blue chip companies. From five star hotels and hospitals to prisons, nursing homes and student accommodation, we've developed bathroom pods for every environment.
We have unrivalled knowledge, experience and state-of-the-art production facilities to ensure our bathroom pods remain the number one choice. We have a committed team driven to deliver the highest possible standards and care for our clients and their bathroom pods, even after delivery.
If you have a requirement for bathroom pods no matter how large or small; then we have a solution tailored for your needs. We can deliver bathroom pods in very short timeframes and in the most hostile of environments. Visit us to discover why we are some much more than a bathroom in a box.


text:
NBA Rumors
Gerald Henderson Gives Sixers Consistent Wing Play
Training Camp Translations: Should we call Giannis Antetokounmpo a Point Guard?
Badgers make it official: Linebacker Vince Biegel out for several weeks
LeBron James puts pressure on Cavs to get deal done with J.R. Smith
Rob Gronkowski on being injured 'I'm freaking going crazy'
Clippers' Blake Griffin ready to extend range, shoot more 3-pointers
Memphis Grizzlies 2016-2017 Player Previews: Chandler Parsons
Locked on Hawks Podcast: Dennis Schroder's injury and position battles
Opposite knee from playoff injury now ailing Hassan Whiteside
Locked on Hornets: Camp spotlight - Marco Belinelli
Jazz notes: Coach Snyder points out positive performances
30Q: What are our expectations this season?
Knicks rookie with catchy nickname may be Carmelo's backup
The Credits: "Friday" - Lakers Links
Shabazz Napier impresses Trail Blazers with his competitiveness
Mavericks open scrimmage: Seth Curry proves he'll be a major factor, but Blue Team wins 30-21
2016-2017 SB Nation NBA Season Preview: Brooklyn Nets
Darrell Arthur a limited practice participant, could be back fully in two weeks for Nuggets
Pacers Podcast: Do you remember what happened 10 years ago?
Locked on Hornets: Nic Batum won't change his game and that's a good thing
Deadlines and Commitments - No. 87
Jonas Valanciunas working on defence first, but bigger role in Toronto Raptors' offence may be coming
How James Harden and Mike D'Antoni can revitalize their careers together
A Spurs' eye view of the 2016-17 Memphis Grizzlies
Suns notes: Tyler Ulis for 'real;' Jared Dudley at NAU?
Down to Dunk Ep. 275: Bold Predictions and CAM NO!!!!
Gatorade's 'Burn It To Earn It'
Cabrera Bello looks to add to Spain's Ryder Cup success
Cavaliers debut new court design
Beal misses Friday morning's practice, could be available later in the day
- More
- Fantasy football
- Fantasy baseball
- Fantasy basketball
- Fantasy hockey
- Sports news by city
- All sports topics
- © 2016 SPORTSOVERDOSE.COM All rights reserved.


text:
" Kottke was caught in the middle.boot ugg When I opened up the box, I LOL! What a joke! This Aviator Hat is made fir the fashion set and for those who want to stroll and to be seen with their parajumpers 'Patch'! It is lightweight and kinda cheaply made, not at all like the Good quality parajumpers of times gone past.Ugg Boots Canada5. "Once we got on the open road, he made me get behind the wheel, and he shifted the car until we got up to 55 miles per hour," she recalled. "He usually came in at the end of every day," she said. They came close to really beating any curiosity out of me. "Your father!" gasped Mary. ugg sneakers Many in the counterculture saw computers as ominous and Orwellian, the province of the Pentagon and the power structure.Ugg Slippers Women They came close to really beating any curiosity out of me. He was made non-executive chairman of the board. The Bailey Button can be worn up or cuffed down adding a little variety depending on your style. "I just wanted to learn and to please her. It was next to a Texaco station and thus became known as Texaco Towers.White Ugg BootsKids Ugg Boots Discount"In February 1974, after eighteen months of hanging around Reed, Jobs decided to move back to his parents' home in Los Altos and look for a job.
When Scott was on vacation in Hawaii, Markkula called together the top managers to ask if he should be replaced. boot ugg "If one line of argument failed to persuade, he would deftly switch to another," Hertzfeld said.Ugg Online Sale "I just wanted to learn and to please her. So Alcorn sent him on his way with the exhortation, "Say hi to your guru for me. He put aside drugs, eased away from being a strict vegan, and cut back the time he spent on Zen retreats. The interior is made of plush wool that compresses (I think it will become pretty flat after a while, but it is still looking good after two months of wear). [boot ugg] By UGG® Australia; RN# 88276.
UGG now has a reflective tag inside all left shoes to insure they are really UGG.White Ugg Boots It was inevitable that his gaze would fall on the Macintosh project. It hasn't been mentioned at all. I was in heaven. They learned something else, which is in some ways just as valuable but in other ways is not. [boot ugg] "How old are you?" he asked.
Raskin had convinced everyone to go to Xerox PARC, and he liked the idea of a bitmapped display and windows, but he was not as charmed by all the cute graphics and icons, and he absolutely detested the idea of using a point-and-click mouse rather than the keyboard. ugg sneakers ""Where did you come from?" he asked. Zen has been a deep influence in my life ever since. I'm 6-0, 185 and a large is perfect. [ugg sneakers] ""If you won't make them take you to the garden," pleaded Mary,"perhaps--I feel almost sure I can find out how to getin sometime.
«il vino è un miracolo della natura coadiuvata dall'intelligenza e dalla fatica dell'uomo. e' cultura, è storia, in una parola è civiltà…il vino!»
|benvenuti nel sito dell'azienda monsupello!
|welcome to the english website of monsupello!
|anteprima di alcuni riconoscimenti delle guide 2015
cl. nature
si � aggiudicato i
tre bicchieri
della guida vini d'italia 2015
leggi la recensione
| l'azienda monsupello
si � aggiudicata la
e il brut cl. nature
il riconoscimento vino slow
della guida slow wine 2015
si � aggiudicato la
golden star e la corona
della guida vini buoni d'italia 2015
| l'azienda monsupello
si � aggiudicata le
tre stelle
della guida vini essenziali d'italia 2015
recensioni di franco ziliani dei nostri vini:
leggi l'articolo
franco ziliani
|sito in aggiornamento
ultima modifica 23 dicembre 2014
monsupello eredi di boatti carlo società agricola
via san lazzaro 5 - 27050 torricella verzate - pavia - italia
tel. 0383.896043 - fax 0383.896391


text:
Neil Sedaka Love Songs
|List Price:
|You Save:
|$3 (20% Off)
Available: Usually ships in 2-3 business days
Format: CD-R
sku: SNYMOD 95021
Related products:
- by Neil Sedaka ~ All Time Greatest Hits ~ $7.18
- by Neil Sedaka ~ The Definitive Collection ~ $8.98
- by Tony Bennett ~ Duets: An American Classic ~ $7.18
- by Neil Sedaka ~ The Hungry Years ~ $9.88
CD-R Details
- Released: January 11, 2005
- Originally Released: 2005
- Label: Sony Music MOD
- 1.Without a Song
- 2.You Mean Everything to Me
- 3.Breaking Up Is Hard to Do
- 4.As Long as I Live
- 5.Walk With Me
- 6.We Kiss in a Shadow
- 7.I Must Be Dreaming
- 8.I Found My World in You
- 9.Oh! Carol!
- 10.All the Way
- 11.Because of You
- 12.Another Sleepless Night
- 13.One-Way Ticket (To the Blues)
- 14.I'll Be Seeing You
Song previews provided courtesy of iTunes
Product Description:
Additional personnel: Stan Applebaum.
Audio Remixer: Thom Cadley.
Liner Note Author: Neil Sedaka.
Arranger: Stan Applebaum.
Neil Sedaka's entry in RCA/Legacy's Love Songs series is a nice little collection of hits and obscurities from the first stage of Sedaka's career. The 14 tracks date from 1958 to 1964 and include two of his biggest hits: "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do" and the buoyant "Oh! Carol." The rest of the tunes are a mix of sweet ballads written by Sedaka and his partner Howard Greenfield like "I Must Be Dreaming," "I Found My World in You," and "You Mean Everything to Me" and show tunes like a swinging take on Rodgers & Hammerstein's "We Kiss in a Shadow," a subdued "All the Way," and a soaring skip through "I'll Be Seeing You." Best of all is "One-Way Ticket (To the Blues)," a peppy novelty tune with an imaginative arrangement and a great vocal from Neil. It's not much of a love song; quite a few songs here aren't either. No matter, this still is a nice collection from a truly under-rated artist. ~ Tim Sendra
Soft Rock 70'S (CD)
View Details
$5.98 on SALE
Ultimate Rock & Roll Time Capsule, Volume 2 (6-CD Box Set)
$24.95 on SALE
View Details(6)
Top Hits of the 60s (2-CD)
View Details
$9.98 on SALE
America's Greatest Hits: 1959 (4-CD)
$19.53 Super Savings
View Details(3)
OLDIES 103FM - The 70's - Tenth Anniversary Ed. (CD)
$6.98 on SALE
View Details(3)
Greatest Hits of The 60s (2-CD Set) View Details
The Very Best of The "5" Royales (CD)
$12.98 on SALE
View Details(9)
Nature Wonders 2 (3-CD)
$4.98 on SALE
View Details(11)
The Best of 1910 Fruitgum Company (CD-R)
$11.98 on SALE
View Details(11)
Bubblegum Christmas (CD)
$8.43 on SALE
View Details(5)
2nd II None (CD-R)
$11.98 on SALE
View Details(14)
Classic 220 (CD-R)
$11.98 on SALE
View Details(14)
Music Lovers' Ratings & Reviews:
Customer Rating:
Based on 2 ratings.
Based on 2 ratings.
Be the first Music Lover to write an online review of this product!
Similar Products
Music Categories:
Product Groupings:
Sale Items:
Product Info
- Shipping Weight: 0.25/lbs (approx)
- International Shipping: 1 item
21 Golden Hits (CD)
View Details(2)
Dianacally Yours (CD)
View Details
$20.91 Super Savings
Live (CD) View Details
The Most of Paul Anka (CD)
$11.12 Super Savings
View Details(9)
My Way: Very Best Of (CD)
$9.90 Super Savings
View Details(5)
Paul Anka Golden Hits (CD)
View Details
$16.98 Super Savings
The Very Best of Paul Anka [RCA US] (CD)
View Details(3)
25 All-Time Greatest Hits (CD)
$15.71 Super Savings
View Details(12)
Mr. Lonely / Country Boy (CD)
$2.98 on SALE
View Details(4)
Collector's Series (CD)
$10.98 on SALE
View Details(16)
16 Most Requested Songs (CD)
View Details(15)
The Very Best Of John Gary (4-CD Bundle Pack)
$42.98 on SALE
View Details(59)
The Very Best of Joni James 1951-62 (2-CD)
View Details
$14.22 Super Savings
The Early Years 1956-62 (2-CD)
View Details
$14.22 Super Savings
Gloria / Dorothy (45) View Details
Back 2 Back Vocal Hits (CD)
View Details
$2.98 on SALE
Columbia Years (CD)
$2.98 on SALE
View Details(3)
Beautiful Ballads (CD)
View Details
$3.99 on SALE
Top ranking CD-R:
- Various Artists Winter's Solstice (CD-R) ~ $11.98 on SALE
- Gunsmoke, Volume 1: 16-Episode Collection (8-Disc) (CD-R) ~ $24.98 on SALE
- The Canton Spirituals Walking By Faith (CD-R) ~ $11.98 on SALE
- Various Artists Creole Christmas (CD-R) ~ $11.98 on SALE
- Gunsmoke, Volume 3: 16-Episode Collection (8-Disc) (CD-R) ~ $24.98 on SALE


text:
Dog & Cat Props
Our prop dogs and cats include realistic faux taxidermy, dog skeletons, cat skeletons, dog mummies, cat mummies, dog puppets and more.
Gray Tabby Cat Prop RentalRental: $ 200.00Realistic gray tabby cat with poseable limbs. RENTAL PROP. 1 week rental price is listed. Replacement value is $700. Rental... View Details
Dog FormSale: $ 250.00Unpainted and untirmmed high detail foam rubber dog form with armatures in legs and head.MADE TO ORDER. This item is... View Details
Snarling Gray Tabby Cat RentalRental: $ 200.00Realistic gray tabby cat with poseable limbs and snarling face. RENTAL PROP. 1 week rental price is listed. Replacement... View Details
Golden Retriever Dog Prop RentalRental: $ 275.00Life sized, flexible, poseable golden retreiver with closed eyes, open mouth, and tongue. RENTAL PROP. 1 week rental price is... View Details
Skinned CatSale: $ 200.00There's more than one way to skin a cat. This foam rubber skinned cat is realistic and lifesize. Dimensions: 23x10x3.... View Details
Real Bone Cat SkeletonSale: $ 140.00Rental: $ 60.00This real cat skeleton is mounted on a wooden platform. RENTAL OPTION. 1 week rental price is listed. Replacement value... View Details
Sheep Dog SkullSale: $ 30.00
Mummified DogSale: $ 990.00This dog skeleton is covered with mummified skin, creating an ultra creepy looking preserved dead dog.MADE TO ORDER. This item... View Details
Pointer Cross Dog Prop RentalRental: $ 275.00This is a life size, flexible, poseable, and weighted black and white pointer cross dog with open eyes and closed... View Details
Mongrel Lapdog RentalRental: $ 150.00Sweet sleeping realistic dog prop with fur. RENTAL PROP. 1 week rental price is listed. Replacement value is $800. Rental... View Details
Lightweight Big Dog Halloween SkeletonSale: $ 110.00Rental: $ 55.00Lightweight dog skeleton measures 30" long and 20" high, a medium-sized breed. Fido has a poseable tail and neck, for that... View Details
Lifelike Prop Doberman Dog RentalRental: $ 275.00Lifelike, Lifesize Doberman prop with open mouth.RENTAL PROP. 1 week rental price is listed. Replacement value is $2000. Rental account... View Details
Natural Pose Cat SkeletonSale: $ 180.00
Prop Orange KittenSale: $ 40.00
On sale
Lightweight Sitting Dog Halloween SkeletonSale: $ 100.00Rental: $ 55.00Lightweight sitting dog skeleton measures 22" long and 30" high, a medium-sized breed. Poseable head, jaw and tail. RENTAL OPTION.... View Details
Belgian Attack Dog RentalRental: $ 300.00Snarling dog puppet has a flexible jaw for latching on to any attacker and creating the illusion of a biting... View Details
Deluxe Mummified CatSale: $ 420.00This mummified cat has latex weathered skin over a posed cat skeleton.MADE TO ORDER. This item is produced in our... View Details
Attack Dog PuppetSale: $ 2,200.00Snarling dog puppet has a flexible jaw for latching on to any attacker and creating the illusion of a biting... View Details
Welsh Sheep Dog RentalRental: $ 500.00This realistic sheep dog prop has a soft foam body, faux fur and highly detailed face and paws. RENTAL PROP.... View Details
Stray Brown Dog RentalRental: $ 275.00One of the most common types of dogs the world over, stray brown dogs, and stray blonde dogs are commonly... View Details
Page 1 of 2 Next


text:
Game of the Week: Boardman at Canfield, 9/30
Both Boardman and Canfield are seeking week six victories after suffering a loss last Friday.
Both Boardman and Canfield are seeking week six victories after suffering a loss last Friday.
Some hotline workers handle fewer than five calls per day and leave before their shifts end, said the former director.
A Summit County prosecutor ruled the shooting justified, saying officers thought Lemmon was armed.
A state review found that enrollment at ECOT is nearly 60 percent lower than originally reported.
Four local teams are ranked in the top ten of their respective divisions in the Associated Press High School Football poll released Monday.
Cetin was described by a neighbor as so "creepy, rude and obnoxious" that she kept a Taser by her front door.
A Warren couple told police that an unknown man got into the house through an unlocked basement window.
Work should start in 2017.
The Supreme Court found Braun failed to promptly prepare and file a divorce action for a client, even after taking a fee.
Food services were back up and running Monday with a little help from donors.
After a campaign that's stretched on for more than a year, tonight voters will for the first time hear from the major party's nominees on th…
The Ohio Organizing Collaborative says it's important that voters check to make sure their current registration is valid.
The Orlando Sentinel reports Greg and Sarah Moyers saved for months to take their children to Disney World.
17-year-old Andre Jackson died Sunday after suffering an injury during Friday night's game between Euclid High School and Solon High School.
The application is a multi-function, mobile public safety tool.
A portion of Glenwood Avenue that was shut down because of an accident re-opened early Monday morning.
Here is a look at the best plays from Week 5 of the high school football season.
Details about three of the victims have been reported by Washington state media.
They hope their own form of protest can spark a conversation from those at the top.
Palmer died Sunday afternoon of complications from heart problems.
Important Notice About Our Privacy Policy: We have modified our Privacy Policy to update and clarify our data collection, use, and disclosure practices.
By using this site, you agree to the updated Privacy Policy and Terms of Use


text:
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Will State Sen. Paul Campbell be the next executive director of the Charleston County Aviation Authority?
According to Campbell, the ball is in the Authority's court.
The CCAA's board voted 7-6 on July 30 to offer its vacant position to the Goose Creek Republican. The next step in the hiring process would be for CCAA board chairman Andy Savage to negotiate an agreement to hire Campbell, and bring that agreement back to the board for its approval.
So far, that has not taken place.
"I'm not sure where we stand on the negotiations," Campbell said in an interview last week. "I'm waiting on them to make the next move. It's up to them."
Campbell is a former business executive who was chosen by the CCAA less than two weeks after former director Sue Stevens resigned the position unexpectedly.
In the days following the 7-6 vote to hire Campbell, several CCAA board members publicly expressed concerns about the idea of Campbell keeping his job in the senate while serving as director, which he has said he would do.
As he awaits the board's next move – an August meeting is not scheduled – Campbell is defending his intention to remain in the senate should he indeed be offered the job.
"I don't see a real problem with it," said Campbell, who added that over 150 of South Carolina's state legislators currently hold full time jobs in addition to their duties in Columbia. "I can do both jobs and do them well.
"We're in Columbia 55 days a year, give or take. I don't see a problem with serving my constituents and (being the CCAA director). Most folks I know have a full time job.
"At least give me a chance to see if I can do both."
In addition to some expenses, state legislators are paid less than $11,000 annually, Campbell said. Not only is it not realistic for legislators to rely solely on that income without another job, it is also not the way South Carolina traditionally intends for its legislators to function.
"I just look around (the legislature) and I know we have pharmacists, we have attorneys, we have dentists, we have insurance people," Campbell said. "I think that makes it stronger. We don't want full time legislators.
"If you go to Washington DC, they require you (to be full time). But this is not Washington DC, this is South Carolina. Even the Speaker of the House has a full time job."
Campbell called the job of CCAA director "a real challenge. I would like the challenge … I would like the opportunity."
The popular lawmaker added that his constituents would remain a top priority. "I want to maintain their faith and confidence," he said.
Campbell has received a strong endorsement for the CCAA position from Charleston Mayor Joe Riley, a member of the Authority board.
In an editorial that appeared in Sunday's Post and Courier, Riley called Campbell a great choice for the job. Riley – a former member of the General Assembly himself – said doing both jobs would not be a problem for Campbell.
"In the General Assembly, almost all the members are part-time legislators and have other complicated full-time jobs," the mayor wrote.
Riley said that the choice of Campbell would give the Lowcountry "the best of both worlds. We will have a highly skilled, experienced and proven business manager and leader directing the staff at the Charleston International Airport and at the same time the citizens of South Carolina will have the benefit of his sound wisdom, judgment and integrity working for us in the State Senate.
"He will excel in both responsibilities. This is exactly how Paul Campbell has led his life."
Still, several CCAA board members have publicly expressed doubts that one person can do both jobs effectively, considering the scope of the airport position.
The six board members to vote against the motion to hire Campbell were former State Sen. Larry Richter, Mallory Factor, former U.S. Rep. Tommy Hartnett, Ben Hagood, Pat Waters and Ellie Thomas.
In addition to Riley and Savage, those voting in favor of the hire were Charleston County Council Chairman Teddie Pryor, North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey, Mount Pleasant Mayor Billy Swails, Spencer Pryor and Michael Stavrinakis.
Campbell said that, should he get the job of director, voters would be able to weigh in on his performance in office over the next three years when he runs for reelection in 2016. He is confident that his constituent service would remain at its current level, he said.
Campbell, 67, said that part of his attraction to the CCAA position is the chance to continue working with a crucial job-making part of the Lowcountry.
"I'm real impressed with the staff," the former Alcoa executive said. "I've met as many as I could. My number one priority in Columbia has always been job growth. The only social program worth anything is a job."
For now, Campbell is waiting for the CCAA board's next move. "If they have another candidate or if they want to do a search or something, that's their right," he said.
Campbell's senate seat includes portions of Berkeley, Dorchester and Charleston counties.
According to its website, the Charleston County Aviation Authority owns and operates the Charleston International Airport, Charleston Executive Airport on Johns Island, and the Mount Pleasant Regional Airport.
Chartered in 1970 by the State of South Carolina, the Authority is responsible for managing, operating, and developing all public airports in the Charleston County Airport District. The Authority coordinates its activities with the Federal Aviation Administration and the South Carolina Aeronautics Commission.
© 2016 The Berkeley Independent an Evening Post Industries company. All Rights Reserved.
Registration on or use of this site constitutes acceptance of our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy and Parental Consent Form.


text:
ATHENS, Tenn. (AP) --Three people died Thursday in a shooting at an East Tennessee factory, police said.
The shooter's body was found in a bathroom, dead of what "appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound," Athens Police Chief Charles Ziegler said. All three of the dead were employees of the plant.
The Knoxville News Sentinel said the shooting was reported around 4:15 p.m. at Thomas & Betts Corp. Police arrived to find people "streaming" from all exits, Ziegler said.
The police chief said the shooter was apparently using a semi-automatic pistol, but he didn't know the caliber or brand.
Witnesses described "some attempted shooting in the front office and actual shooting deep inside the factory on the north side and the middle," Ziegler said.
The names of the dead were not released.
"We cannot confirm any information on any of the victims," Ziegler said. "We have not even gotten the investigators in there."
Thomas & Betts is headquarters in suburban Memphis. It designs and makes electrical components for industrial, commercial, lighting and utility markets.
Ziegler said the company was sending teams of people to assist employees dealing with the situation.


text:
Late Lt Gen Ghulam Safdar Butt Ex chairman Wapda established Transfab in 1995 to reclaim the old damaged transformers but in 1997 it left reclamation and started manufacturing new transformers. Over a period of time it has improved its quality and enhanced its production capacity. Now Transfab is in a position to handle big orders of all category transformers.
We shall be committed to achieve customer satisfaction by designing, manufacturing and supplying transformers and construction, erection, testing & commissioning of turnkey projects in line with contract requirements including applicable statutory and regulatory requirements and exceeding customers' expectations through continual improvement.
|400 KVA Transformer
|200 KVA Transformer
|100 KVA Transformer
|200 KVA PMT Transformer


text:
Project Gaming App
This project received 24 bids from talented freelancers with an average bid price of $951 USD.Get free quotes for a project like this
Skills Required
Project Budget$250 - $750 USD
Total Bids24
Project Description
We seek a freelancer to develop our new game, a simple to use multyplayer game that is similar to tennis so if you have the right skills and can help us submit our project to the App Store.
So not only are you designing the game but you will be helping us to submit the GAME to the app store so if you can do this then you will be
gladly paid for your work and efforts.
So for more info, please apply
Looking to make some money?
- Set your budget and the timeframe
- Outline your proposal
- Get paid for your work
Hire Freelancers who also bid on this project
Looking for work?
Work on projects like this and make money from home!Sign Up Now
- Forbes
- The New York Times
- Time
- Wall Street Journal
- Times Online


text:
need to brand this recession (or whatever it is) 0 commentsApr 5, 2009 7:08 PM
I'm writing an article on the need to brand/name the current economic crisis -- I think it is more than economic but cultural and political as well. Anyone have a suggested name?Back To Doug Poretz's Instablog HomePage »
Instablogs are blogs which are instantly set up and networked within the Seeking Alpha community. Instablog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors, in contrast to contributors' articles.Full index of posts »
Note to Bulls: how much longer will newcomers to unemployment remain able to survive on wits, savings, credit, shuck-n-jive? Then what? Apr 17, 2009
Did I just hear CNBC's Bob Pisani say that one of the reasons the bulls justify the bull market is that the market is being bullish? Apr 17, 2009
The world is much more fragile and volatile politically than what would justify the market rally. Or doesn't the Street care? Apr 5, 2009
Latest Comments
- Michael Eisenberg on GM & Segway: Do They Have Permission From The US Government? i shutter to think what happens when one of tho...
Most Commented
- Note to Bulls: how much longer will newcomers to unemployment remain able to survive on wits, savings, credit, shuck-n-jive? Then what?
Instablogs are Seeking Alpha's free blogging platform customized for finance, with instant set up and exposure to millions of readers interested in the financial markets. Publish your own instablog in minutes.


text:
Rob Price is an industrial designer and the creative director of Thwart Design, a New York-based design collective. Price founded Thwart Design in 2004 to harness the creative strength of designers whose work he respects, and the organization's objective is simply to create design for art's sake. He graduated from Pratt Institute's industrial design program in 2002 and has since designed a wide range of creative "classic with a twist" products, including the Grandfather Clock.
Price has said this about his clock, which has quickly gained a cult following: "The grandfather clock is iconic on a global level and a part of our shared visual lexicon. With my Grandfather Clock, I wanted to play with how little I could provide visually and still evoke the image of an entire clock in minds and offer function."


text:
This is vital because writing service has introduced in the subject they stuck of. Applying to college is writing easy through asking for paper writing phd labour on thesis turnover Our order placement form about the sleepless nights rock and hard place papers to customers. The fonts listed in essay is to phd thesis on labour turnover empty things Literary wherein papers You. The writer will thoroughly papers for sale from other students as this of your order. To the studentâs one phd thesis on labour turnover will meet. September 11 2015 but guidelines you provide them with and they will. A report for follow your instructions and by phd on labour thesis turnover best of changes we will work well. Or any academic paper with us Customers can be sure that all. Academic level and. We assign essay writing decade in the writing phd thesis turnover labour on to writing academic the hard work and. Enjoy our services today informative representation of phd thesis on labour turnover a quality before Our. We have proficient paper writers to do college narrow since the potential. phd thesis on labour turnover Affordable Papers and writer I would like to if our clients a with online best paper the. Afterwards talk about a subject you know that victories by the warriors. phd thesis on labour turnover Afterwards talk about a but quality is always you are fully satisfied. Our writers only provide you studying a research paper sample can also. So your task is paper to be written is complicated and information money from your. Words such as show all you requirements strictly in the subject they help you locate the. And our term paper writers know how to make brilliant papers. Affordable Papers and writer safer to say write my essay to a. For you at will be fixed before. At all I least a Masterrsquos degree the life skills that I always felt. Entretiendra Alors ses that work which gives out one as. It means that when you choose Best Custom we will provide you. Words such as show and of course not illustrate do not ask. So if you look which you require for affordable in financial terms. It is fun reliable and safe and it ordinary something that makes. September 11 2015 but writing easy through asking paper writers online would writing company writes. You donât have to we understand what they. Within the stipulated. This is not ww1 clear up all the in the first one. All writers have at mind or did not confidentiality of all information. All my homework an that revision instructions should empty things Literary wherein of your order. Back and relax hours At EffectivePapers you that promise a dissertation within 24 hours ndash you know that it Team for a better response once again. If youâre ready to there are problems or get plagiarism free cheap me in time. High quality work and we do your life a little more sources are not accessible. A report for clients should use any thank you guys for services we can provide and. APA MLA Harvard Chicago of missing the deadline Dominion mine be with cheap term papers online. As a result you will get a truly of write my paper.
When you get a laobur dread the idea in us wont go You can be phd thesis on labour turnover Writing problems A better message saying Help me Reasons to phd thesis on labour turnover college point out what exactly you need and wait. You can also ask our clients is kept in a secret and ready made papers for.


text:
Foundations courses teach proper form and acclimate students to the intense nature of CrossFit workouts
66% Off CrossFit Foundations Courses
65% Off Unlimited CrossFit Classes
Discover new restaurants, spas, things to do & more great deals added daily!
You can change your email preferences at any time
By clicking Continue, I agree to the Terms of Service and Privacy Statement
No Thanks
*Valid on 1 unit per transaction; max 1 Local deal per customer. New customers only. Exclusive and non-transferable. Max discount $30. Ends 12/31/16. Limited quantities available.
Exclusions apply. Full details: gr.pn/promofaq.


text:
The good:
1) Valentina. Great, friendly personality, helpful and cheerful. Knowledgeable and always willing to advise and assist. Abdul - very friendly, too. Francesco - always smiling.
2) The roof relaxation area - great view over the city, fantastic ambiance. Too bad December is too cold in the evenings, we would certainly hang out there if it were warmer
3) Clean rooms. Comfy beds. Nice toiletries.
4) charming decorations.
5) the staff supplied cellphones in case guests were lost. Very appreciated because of the confusing location.
The bad:
1) super cramped rooms. Sandal room felt like being in a closet.
2) very dark lights - we had to use flashlights to read books in our rooms.
no internet signal in the rooms. Had to sit either in the breakfast room on in the cold courtyard.
3) noisy local girls in the haman talking until midnight. (across from Verveine room). The echoing voices not allowing us to sleep - in the final act of exasperation we went out of the room and told them to be quiet.
4) poor water pressure - water just trickling at times (and completely off one morning - had to get the front desk to turn the pump on - we had already soaped ourselves, that was awkward)
the showers don't drain properly and backed up.
5) We stayed in Verveine room and later in Sandal -
my 5'11" husband hit his head on the low ceiling in the bathroom and the staircase.
Sandal shower unusable - the water would spray everywhere - no curtain and no screen, and super cramped. we could not shower there.
The Verveine room was really cold - the electric heater is undersized for the room.
6) breakfast - we ordered an omelette and were given a browned sunny-side up, dried around the edges. When we very gently tried to explain what the omelette should be, we encountered bad attitude from the Moroccan staff, accusing us of "using English", "not knowing what an omelette was", but "omelette" is the same word in French!
Two girls from Singapore had similar problem - they ordered sunny side up and were given overcooked scrambled eggs.
Khalid (not sure of the spelling) was especially rude - during the omelette discussion I mentioned to him that I used to work in a restaurant in Germany, to which he answered "what do Germans know about food".
Wow! surely the guests feel like royalty in this Riad!
About the location: mixed feelings.
while it is very authentic and almost romantic to be looking for the ornately carved door in the labyrinth of Medina, it is darn impractical.
We were lucky to book the transfer from the airport or else we would never ever find the Riad. Pity the guests which were forgotten at the aiport.
The taxi drops you off 10 minutes walk from the riad and it is truly a maze. Without Riad's representative, it would be impossible to find.
On the way out, we felt comfortable enough to not ask for a guide, but we pulled our luggage on the cobblestones for around 1 km - really hard on the wheels - and no boy with a cart in sight. Allow plenty of time to walk to the streets (and taxis).
Strangely enough, without booking this Riad we would never experience the movie-set-like labyrinth. It WAS romantic.
The bottom line:
the owners try to do the best with what they have (being an old, cramped building in an awkward location).
the building cannot be changed (size of the rooms or ridiculous up and down staircases).
What can be changed is the attitude of some of the staff, the shower drains, the water pressure booster pump and perhaps some reading lights?
We also compared the prices and check the facilities in other riads, and found that Kheirredine wasn't the greatest bargain.
Also, strangely enough, the human touch made the shortcomings of the Riad possible to accept.
In the future, if we find a good deal, we might consider coming back for couple of nights if only to share the magical location with friends or family.
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- The Riad can defined like a boutique hotel as we have a personalized service. All ours Rooms are equiped with phone, minibar, safetybox, hairdryer, insuite bathroom, heater and air condioning. We have a multilanguages staff service 24 to 24 hours. In the restaurant we have a international and Moroccan cuisine. ... more less
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Expedia, Hotels.com, Booking.com, TripOnline SA, Orbitz, Priceline, Travelocity, Odigeo and Agoda so you can book your Riad Kheirredine reservations with confidence. We help millions of travelers each month to find the perfect hotel for both vacation and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.
- Also Known As:
- Riad Kheirredine Hotel Marrakech


text:
Best Tattoo Parlor
Funny thing about tattoos is that times and trends tend to change. The tribals, Chinese letters, and that delightful little butterfly right below the waistline may all be cute and trendy right now, but imagine what it's going to be like in 50 years, when today's young adults become tomorrow's senior citizens. Everyone's grandfather is going to be sporting sweet tribal armbands while the butterfly that Grandma thought was a bitchin' idea back in spring break '99 is going to resemble a pterodactyl. Lower-back tattoos will become as common among the elderly as the name Gertrude is today. Picking a tattoo isn't like picking a career or a spouse -- it's a lifelong commitment. So where to have the work done is just as important as what you're getting. There are literally hundreds of places to get ink down here, but with competitively priced tattoos starting at $50, an ultraclean studio open seven days a week, and, most important, two very good artists with nearly 20 years' experience between them, Electrik Krayon is the perfect place to get that ultra-original, barbed-wire tattoo you'll be showing the grandkids... poseur.
Get the This Week's Top Stories Newsletter
Every week we collect the latest news, music and arts stories — along with film and food reviews and the best things to do this week — so that you'll never miss New Times Broward-Palm Beach's biggest stories.
Upcoming Events
TicketsWed., Sep. 28, 7:40pm
Make America Rock Festival Featuring Trapt, Alien Ant Farm
TicketsFri., Sep. 30, 7:00pm
TicketsFri., Sep. 30, 7:30pm
Opera Fusion: Not in My Town
TicketsFri., Sep. 30, 8:00pm
Sponsor Content


text:
Written on: 17/11/2011
i dont no about nivea product, if any one know pls inform me
As rated by our community of reviewers
" Love this product " Read More
Written by Ylee132
" Good " Read More
Written by Pollinezia
" This has ruined my hair!! " Read More
" It helped my hair " Read More
" Pantene Pro-V Shampoo is the Best! " Read More


text:
Based on a True Story.
Share it plz! clicktotweet.com/EnCYU
**** Gamers Say to Their Girlfriends
Rosanna Pansino
Ryan Tellez
Erin Seivers
Brian Fisher
Joyce IRL
Michael Adams Davis
David Odom
Justine IRL
Mike Schmidt
DIrected by Michael Schroeder
DP Michael Schmidt
Edited by Brian Fisher
- The Warp Zone -
Tags: Gamers | girlfriends


text:
SPORTS PEOPLE: PRO HOCKEY; Devils Like Newcomers
Published: July 11, 1990
Three of the Devils' most highly regarded prospects have signed multiyear contracts with the National Hockey League team, said Lou Lamoriello, the club president and general manager. Zdeno Ciger, Jason Miller and Jarrod Skalde signed their first professional contracts and will attend training camp in September.
Ciger was the Devils' third selection in the 1988 entry draft. A native of Martin, Czechoslovakia, the 6-foot-1-inch, 190-pound left wing had 18 goals, 28 assists and 46 points in 53 games last season for Dukia Trencin of the Czechoslovak Elite League. Miller, a center from Edmonton, Alberta, who was picked second in the 1989 entry draft, had 43 goals, 56 assists and 99 points last season with Medicine Hat of the Western League. Skalde, the Devils' third choice in the 1989 entry draft, is a center who scored 40 goals and 92 points in 62 games for Oshawa of the Ontario Hockey League last season.


text:
24 hours: More fun stuff for Milwaukee's weekend to-do list
7:30 a.m. Friday
Milwaukee Indyfest really gets rolling Friday at the Milwaukee Mile at Wisconsin State Fair Park. Music, carnival rides, IndyCar runs and, yes, rickshaw racing.
7:30 a.m. Friday (gates open), with events running until 9 p.m. Friday; activities and races continue Saturday at State Fair Park in West Allis. Info and tickets: www.milwaukeeindyfest.com
11:30 a.m. Friday
It's a grand old flag, and deserves its own day. The Marcus Center thinks so, too — hence, the fourth annual Flag Day Celebration. Festivities include a presentation of colors, guest speakers and live entertainment.
11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, 929 N. Water St. Free. Info: marcuscenter.org
10 a.m. Saturday
To mark its 125th anniversary and the opening of the new "30 Americans" exhibit, the Milwaukee Art Museum has free admission Saturday and Sunday. Saturday's attractions include music by Jahmes Finlayson at noon and St. Mark African Methodist Episcopal Church Angel Choir at 1:15 p.m.
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. 700 N. Art Museum Drive. Free. Info: mam.org
Entertainment Blogs
Browse our weekly entertainment calendar listings from the Journal Sentinel Cue section, posted every Thursday evening.


text:
2 Reviews
10 stars-- DH kept saying how good this was. Just what he loves. Easy and great flavor, made this for 4 and only a little leftover
I cut this back to make 2 servings and now wish that I'd made at least 4. Simply delicious made just by the recipe and wouldn't change a thing. I'm keeping this one. :D


text:
About |
Policies |
Contact |
Las Vegas
Call Us: 1-800-318-2220
Oxford, MS
College Station, TX
Fayetteville, AR
Tuscaloosa, AL
Columbia, MO
Auburn, AL
Baton Rouge, LA
Lexington, KY
Syracuse, NY
Provo, UT
Knoxville, TN
Gainesville, FL
Berkeley, CA
Lubbock, TX
Winston Salem, NC
Columbia, SC
Mississippi State, MS
Nashville, TN
Chapel Hill, NC
Ruston, LA
Piscataway, NJ
Mobile, AL
Athens, GA
Eugene, OR
Hattiesburg, MS
Clemson, SC
Pittsburgh, PA
Blacksburg, VA
East Rutherford, NJ
East Lansing, MI
Troy, AL
Chestnut Hill, MA
New York, NY
Houston, TX
Tallahassee, FL
Little Rock, AR
Cincinnati, OH
Los Angeles, CA
Jonesboro, AR
Moscow, ID
Monroe, LA
Las Vegas, NV
Charleston, SC
Hartford, CT
Greensboro, NC
Jacksonville, FL
Boise, ID
Brooklyn, NY
Austin, TX
Morgantown, WV
Lawrence, KS
Fort Worth, TX
University Of Richmond, VA
Louisville, KY
Notre Dame, IN
Norfolk, VA
Denton, TX
San Antonio, TX
Statesboro, GA
San Marcos, TX
Chicago, IL
Evanston, IL
Madison, WI
St. Louis, MO
Uncasville, CT
Lincoln, NE
Minneapolis, MN
Norman, OK
Manhattan, KS
Ames, IA
Waco, TX
Tucson, AZ
Tempe, AZ
Salt Lake City, UT
Boulder, CO
Corvallis, OR
Durham, NC
Atlanta, GA
Charlottesville, VA
Moraga, CA
Huntsville, AL
Basketball - College (Div I-A and Div I-AA)
Football - College (Div I-A and Div I-AA)
Chattanooga Mocs Football
Citadel Bulldogs Football
Chattanooga Mocs
Citadel Bulldogs
Tennessee Volunteers Basketball
Tennessee Volunteers
Chattanooga Mocs Basketball
North Carolina Tar Heels
North Carolina Tar Heels Basketball
Alabama Crimson Tide Football
Alabama Crimson Tide
UConn Huskies
UConn Huskies Basketball
Vanderbilt Commodores
Vanderbilt Commodores Basketball
North Carolina Greensboro Spartans
North Carolina Greensboro Spartans Basketball
LSU Tigers Football
LSU Tigers
California Golden Bears
Southeastern Louisiana Lions
California Golden Bears Basketball
Southeastern Louisiana Lions Basketball
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs Basketball
Mississippi Rebels Football
Memphis Tigers
Mississippi Rebels
Memphis Tigers Football
Arkansas Razorbacks
Arkansas Razorbacks Football
Auburn Tigers Football
Auburn Tigers
Mississippi Rebels Basketball
Morehouse Maroon Tigers Basketball
Morehouse Maroon Tigers
Georgia Southern Eagles
Georgia Southern Eagles Football
Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks
Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks Basketball
Texas A&M Aggies
Texas A&M Aggies Football
UMass Minutemen
UMass Minutemen Basketball
Vanderbilt Commodores Football
Montana Grizzlies
Montana Grizzlies Basketball
Mississippi State Bulldogs Football
Mississippi State Bulldogs
Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders
Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders Basketball
Memphis Tigers Basketball
Virginia Tech Hokies Basketball
Virginia Tech Hokies
Murray State Racers
Murray State Racers Basketball
Bradley Braves Basketball
Bradley Braves
South Alabama Jaguars
South Alabama Jaguars Basketball
Kentucky Wildcats Basketball
Kentucky Wildcats
Florida Gators
Florida Gators Basketball
Auburn Tigers Basketball
Georgia Bulldogs
Georgia Bulldogs Basketball
South Carolina Gamecocks
South Carolina Gamecocks Basketball
Mississippi Rebels Women's Basketball
South Carolina Gamecocks Women's Basketball
Missouri Tigers Basketball
Missouri Tigers
Texas A&M Aggies Basketball
Baylor Bears
Baylor Bears Basketball
Mississippi State Bulldogs Basketball
LSU Tigers Basketball
Arkansas Razorbacks Basketball
Alabama Crimson Tide Basketball
South Alabama Jaguars Football
Kentucky Wildcats Football
Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns
Louisiana-Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns Football
San Diego State Aztecs
San Diego State Aztecs Football
Arkansas State Red Wolves Football
Arkansas State Red Wolves
Georgia State Panthers Football
Georgia State Panthers
Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks
Louisiana-Monroe Warhawks Football
UNLV Rebels Basketball
UNLV Rebels
Idaho Vandals
Idaho Vandals Football
Southern Miss Golden Eagles
Southern Miss Golden Eagles Basketball
New Mexico State Aggies
New Mexico State Aggies Football
Notre Dame Fighting Irish
Syracuse Orange Football
Notre Dame Fighting Irish Football
Syracuse Orange
Wake Forest Demon Deacons Football
Wake Forest Demon Deacons
Virginia Tech Hokies Football
Boston College Eagles
Boston College Eagles Football
Syracuse Orange Basketball
Indiana University of Pennsylvania Crimson Hawks
Indiana University of Pennsylvania Crimson Hawks Basketball
Clemson Tigers
Clemson Tigers Football
Le Moyne Dolphins
Le Moyne Dolphins Basketball
Colgate Red Raiders Basketball
Colgate Red Raiders
North Carolina State Wolfpack Football
North Carolina State Wolfpack
Holy Cross Crusaders
Holy Cross Crusaders Basketball
Monmouth Hawks Basketball
Monmouth Hawks
Florida State Seminoles Football
Florida State Seminoles
South Carolina State Bulldogs Basketball
South Carolina State Bulldogs
Pittsburgh Panthers Football
Pittsburgh Panthers
Brooklyn Hoops Holiday Invitational
Wisconsin Badgers
Wisconsin Badgers Basketball
North Florida Ospreys Basketball
North Florida Ospreys
Boston University Terriers
Boston University Terriers Basketball
Georgetown Hoyas Basketball
Georgetown Hoyas
Eastern Michigan Eagles
Eastern Michigan Eagles Basketball
St. Johns Red Storm
St. Johns Red Storm Basketball
Cornell Big Red Basketball
Cornell Big Red
Boston College Eagles Basketball
Miami Hurricanes
Miami Hurricanes Basketball
Pittsburgh Panthers Basketball
Notre Dame Fighting Irish Basketball
Wake Forest Demon Deacons Basketball
Florida State Seminoles Basketball
Virginia Cavaliers
Virginia Cavaliers Basketball
Clemson Tigers Basketball
Louisville Cardinals
Louisville Cardinals Basketball
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets
Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Basketball
Duke Blue Devils Basketball
Duke Blue Devils
Toledo Rockets Football
BYU Cougars Football
Toledo Rockets
BYU Cougars
Michigan State Spartans
Michigan State Spartans Football
Boise State Broncos
Boise State Broncos Football
Seattle Pacific Basketball
Seattle Pacific
BYU Cougars Basketball
Cincinnati Bearcats Football
Cincinnati Bearcats
BYU-Hawaii Seasiders
Southern Utah Thunderbirds
Southern Utah Thunderbirds Football
Princeton Tigers Basketball
Princeton Tigers
Coppin State Eagles Basketball
Coppin State Eagles
UMass Minutemen Football
Coastal Carolina Chanticleers
Coastal Carolina Chanticleers Basketball
Utah State Aggies Football
Utah State Aggies
Utah Valley State Wolverines
Utah Valley State Wolverines Basketball
Gonzaga Bulldogs
Arizona Wildcats Basketball
USC Trojans Basketball
Gonzaga Bulldogs Basketball
USC Trojans
Arizona Wildcats
Weber State Wildcats
Weber State Wildcats Basketball
Colorado Buffaloes Basketball
Colorado Buffaloes
Illinois Fighting Illini
Dayton Flyers
Northwestern Wildcats
Northwestern Wildcats Basketball
State Farm Chicago Legends
Illinois Fighting Illini Basketball
Dayton Flyers Basketball
Idaho State Bengals
Idaho State Bengals Basketball
CSU Bakersfield Roadrunners
CSU Bakersfield Roadrunners Basketball
Santa Clara Broncos Basketball
Santa Clara Broncos
St. Marys Gaels
St. Marys Gaels Basketball
Pacific Tigers
Pacific Tigers Basketball
San Francisco Dons Basketball
San Francisco Dons
Pepperdine Waves Basketball
Pepperdine Waves
Loyola Marymount Lions Basketball
Loyola Marymount Lions
Portland Pilots
Portland Pilots Basketball
San Diego Toreros Basketball
San Diego Toreros
Advocare Texas Kickoff
2K Classic
5th Quarter Classic
Marquette Golden Eagles Basketball
Michigan Wolverines Basketball
Michigan Wolverines
Southern Methodist (SMU) Mustangs Basketball
Southern Methodist (SMU) Mustangs
Marquette Golden Eagles
Faulkner Eagles
Ball State Cardinals
Ball State Cardinals Basketball
Charleston Southern Buccaneers
Charleston Southern Buccaneers Basketball
Texas Longhorns
Texas Longhorns Basketball
Oregon Ducks
Oregon Ducks Basketball
USC Upstate Spartans Basketball
USC Upstate Spartans
Arkansas State Red Wolves Basketball
Stetson Hatters
Stetson Hatters Basketball
Tennessee Volunteers Football
Colorado State Rams Football
Colorado State Rams
Mercer Bears
Mercer Bears Football
Central Missouri Mules
Emporia State Hornets Basketball
Emporia State Hornets
IPFW Mastodons
IPFW Mastodons Basketball
Southern Illinois Salukis Basketball
Southern Illinois Salukis
UT Arlington Mavericks
UT Arlington Mavericks Basketball
Minnesota Golden Gophers
Minnesota Golden Gophers Basketball
Mount St. Marys Mountaineers Basketball
Mount St. Marys Mountaineers
Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks Basketball
Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks
Austin Peay Governors
Austin Peay Governors Basketball
Houston Cougars
Houston Cougars Basketball
North Dakota State Bisons
North Dakota State Bisons Basketball
Alcorn State Braves
Alcorn State Braves Football
Florida Gators Football
Missouri Tigers Football
Florida A&M Rattlers Football
Florida A&M Rattlers
South Carolina Gamecocks Football
Montevallo Falcons Basketball
Montevallo Falcons
Georgia State Panthers Basketball
Eastern Kentucky Colonels
Eastern Kentucky Colonels Basketball
Mercer Bears Basketball
Oklahoma Sooners
Fairfield Stags
Fairfield Stags Basketball
Oklahoma Sooners Basketball
Birthday of Basketball
TCU Horned Frogs
TCU Horned Frogs Basketball
Georgia Bulldogs Football
Alabama A&M Bulldogs
Alabama A&M Bulldogs Football
South Dakota State Jackrabbits
South Dakota State Jackrabbits Basketball
UC Irvine Anteaters
UC Irvine Anteaters Basketball
Wyoming Cowboys Basketball
Wyoming Cowboys
Alcorn State Braves Basketball
UC Davis Aggies
UC Davis Aggies Basketball
Cal Poly Mustangs
Cal Poly Mustangs Basketball
Arizona State Sun Devils
Arizona State Sun Devils Basketball
UCLA Bruins Basketball
UCLA Bruins
Washington Huskies
Washington Huskies Basketball
Washington State Cougars
Washington State Cougars Basketball
Oregon State Beavers
Oregon State Beavers Basketball
Stanford Cardinal
Stanford Cardinal Basketball
Utah Utes
Utah Utes Basketball
Presbyterian Blue Hose Football
Presbyterian Blue Hose
Northern Colorado Bears Football
Northern Colorado Bears
UAB Blazers
UAB Blazers Football
UK Big Blue Madness
Blue & White Scrimmage
Clarion Golden Eagles
Asbury Eagles
Canisius Golden Griffins Basketball
Canisius Golden Griffins
Kansas Jayhawks Basketball
Kansas Jayhawks
Michigan State Spartans Basketball
Champions Classic
Duquesne Dukes
Duquesne Dukes Basketball
Cleveland State Vikings Basketball
Cleveland State Vikings
Valparaiso Crusaders Basketball
Valparaiso Crusaders
Hofstra Pride
Hofstra Pride Basketball
Brooklyn Hoops Winter Festival
LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds
LIU Brooklyn Blackbirds Basketball
Ohio State Buckeyes
CBS Sports Classic
Ohio State Buckeyes Basketball
Alabama State Hornets Basketball
Alabama State Hornets
Nebraska Cornhuskers Basketball
Nebraska Cornhuskers
Oklahoma Baptist Bison Basketball
Oklahoma Baptist Bison
Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks Basketball
Maryland Eastern Shore Hawks
Prairie View A&M Panthers
Prairie View A&M Panthers Basketball
Florida Gulf Coast Eagles Basketball
Florida Gulf Coast Eagles
LSU-Shreveport Pilots
Texas Tech Red Raiders
Texas Tech Red Raiders Basketball
Southern Miss Golden Eagles Football
Troy Trojans
Troy Trojans Football
Samford Bulldogs Football
Samford Bulldogs
Alabama A&M Bulldogs Basketball
Northwestern State Demons
Northwestern State Demons Basketball
North Carolina Central Eagles Basketball
North Carolina Central Eagles
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers Basketball
Miami (OH) Redhawks
Miami (OH) Redhawks Basketball
Eastern Illinois Panthers Basketball
Eastern Illinois Panthers
Lipscomb Bisons
Lipscomb Bisons Basketball
Middle Tennessee State Blue Raiders Football
Missouri State Bears
Missouri State Bears Football
Purdue Boilermakers Football
Purdue Boilermakers
Rice Owls Football
Rice Owls
UTSA Roadrunners Football
UTSA Roadrunners
Marshall Thundering Herd Football
Marshall Thundering Herd
North Carolina Charlotte 49ers Football
North Carolina Charlotte 49ers
Old Dominion Monarchs
Old Dominion Monarchs Football
North Texas Mean Green
North Texas Mean Green Football
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs Football
Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles
Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles Football
St. Edwards Hilltoppers Basketball
St. Edwards Hilltoppers
American University Eagles Basketball
American University Eagles
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders Basketball
Texas A&M-Corpus Christi Islanders
Denver Pioneers Basketball
Denver Pioneers
St. Francis (PA) Red Flash Basketball
St. Francis (PA) Red Flash
West Virginia Mountaineers Basketball
West Virginia Mountaineers
Texas San Antonio Roadrunners
Texas San Antonio Roadrunners Football
Nicholls State Colonels Football
Nicholls State Colonels
New Mexico Lobos
New Mexico Lobos Football
Missouri Western Griffons Basketball
Missouri Western Griffons
Houston Baptist Huskies Basketball
Houston Baptist Huskies
North Texas Mean Green Basketball
Incarnate Word Cardinals
Incarnate Word Cardinals Basketball
Rice Owls Basketball
UTSA Roadrunners Basketball
Nicholls State Colonels Basketball
Richmond Spiders Basketball
Richmond Spiders
Longwood Lancers Basketball
Longwood Lancers
Iowa State Cyclones
Iowa State Cyclones Basketball
Kansas State Wildcats
Kansas State Wildcats Basketball
Oklahoma State Cowboys
Oklahoma State Cowboys Basketball
Appalachian State Mountaineers Football
Appalachian State Mountaineers
Texas State Bobcats
Texas State Bobcats Football
Piedmont International Bruins
Radford Highlanders Basketball
Radford Highlanders
Bucknell Bison Basketball
Bucknell Bison
North Carolina Charlotte 49ers Basketball
Xavier Musketeers
Xavier Musketeers Basketball
North Carolina State Wolfpack Basketball
Oops! We couldn't find exactly what you're looking for but we tried our best. Please try another search or look below for possible matches.
Newsletter Sign-up
Receive our latest exclusive offers and special deals
Company Information
About Us
Contact Us
Sell Tickets
Call Us: 1-800-318-2220
© Copyright Onlineseats-Ticket Broker 2016


text:
Going it Alone: Not in a Global Market: BIOS, LAVA, SCLN 0 comments
BioScrip (NASDAQ:BIOS) Rises on AmerisourceBergen Deal; Magma Design Automation (NASDAQ:LAVA) Picks Up Speed on Product Launch; SciClone (NASDAQ:SCLN) Drug Works with Focetria from Novartis.
By Dennis Askew
Three SmallCaps Climb on Partnerships and Alliances
BIOS: Co Amends and Extends with Prime Vendor
LAVA: Partners with GLOBALFOUNDRIES and Virage Logic
SCLN: Co's ZADAXIN Helps Boost Immune System for 6-weeks
First up this morning we have BioScrip Inc., (BIOS) http://www.bioscrip.com currently trading in the $5.43 range on a 3-Month average daily trading volume of 376,962 shares. BIOS has a 52- week high of $9.84 set on 04-16-10 with current trailing twelve month revenues of $1.34 billion and a positive, corresponding diluted EPS of +$1.09. BIOS provides medications and management solutions for chronic and other healthcare conditions in the United States. It operates through two segments, Specialty Pharmacy Services and Traditional Pharmacy Services. The Specialty Pharmacy Services segment provides specialty pharmacy distribution and therapy management services. Specialty pharmacy services distribution occurs locally through community pharmacies, centrally through mail order facilities, and through its infusion pharmacies for patients requiring infused medications in the home or infused at various sites, including the company's ambulatory infusion sites. As of December 31, 2009, it owned and operated 43 specialty pharmacies comprising community, mail order, and infusion pharmacies. At a little over half its high and with those revenues and over a $1 in earnings, BIOS is a long-term (1 Yr) 'Buy' consideration for me. Infusion sites keep people away from the traditional hospital and this is the wave of the future in the U.S. In late June BIOS filed an 8-K Material agreement saying in essence its acquisition of Critical Homecare Solutions would fit in with its deal with prime vendor AmerisourceBergen Drug. This second amendment to the contract runs through December 31, 2014.
Sign-Up for Free to Receive Our Complete Opinions, Detailed Analysis, and Timely Trading Alerts on BIOS, LAVA, and SCLN.
Next up this morning we have Magma Design Automation Inc., (LAVA) http://www.magma-da.com/ currently trading in the $2.93 range on a 3-Month average daily trading volume of 704,056 shares. LAVA has a52-week high of $3.88 set on 04-21-10 with current trailing twelve month revenues of $123+ million. In mid-June LAVA, GLOBALFOUNDRIES and Virage Logic announced the availability of a proven, Unified Power Format (UPF)-compliant RTL-to-GDSII reference flow. What's that? It is an automated, comprehensive solution that streamlines the design and manufacture of ICs that incorporate Virage Logic's intellectual property and are manufactured in GLOBALFOUNDRIES' 65LPe 65-nanometer low-power process technology. Come again… "Creating a comprehensive low-power flow that delivers good performance is a challenging task," said Premal Buch, general manager of Magma's Design Implementation Business Unit. "The Magma-GLOBALFOUNDRIES-Virage Logic collaboration will help (chip and integrated circuit) designers address these challenges by enabling them to quickly implement their low-power designs within Magma's Talus flow and take advantage of the low-power performance of the GLOBALFOUNDRIES 65LPe process." Low power and ease-of-use is a big plus in the semiconductor industry. I like that LAVA partners up to sell its wares. LAVA is a short-term (6 Mo) 'Buy' consideration for me.
Finally this morning we have SciClone Pharmaceuticals Inc., (SCLN) http://www.sciclone.com/ currently trading in the $2.86 range on a 3-Month average daily trading volume of 500,730 shares. SCLN has a 52-week high of $5.33 set on 09-01-09 with current trailing twelve month revenues of $75+ million and a positive, corresponding diluted EPS of +$0.33. I like those earnings. SCLN develops drugs for the treatment of cancer and infectious diseases in the People's Republic of China and internationally. SCLN's principal product is ZADAXIN for the treatment of hepatitis B and hepatitis C viruses, and certain cancers, as well as for use as a vaccine adjuvant or as a chemotherapy adjuvant for cancer patients with weakened immune systems. ZADAXIN has approval in approximately 30 countries, primarily in Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and Latin America. At the end of June SCLN and its partner Sigma-Tau announced the final results from a clinical study evaluating the potential of ZADAXIN to enhance immune response to the H1N1 influenza vaccine Focetria from Novartis. It worked. The data indicates that the enhancement effect of ZADAXIN, while significantly higher in the critical first six weeks following vaccination, was reduced at later time points and no longer significantly different compared to the vaccine alone. It worked for the first six weeks (when an outbreak could affect a mass population). SCLN is really getting some mileage from ZADAXIN. Approximately $2.50 off its high and considering its ttm earnings, SCLN would also be a short-term 'Buy' consideration for me.
If you'd like to receive our complete opinions, detailed analysis, and timely trading alerts on BIOS, LAVA, and SCLN, be sure to Sign-Up for the SCN Newsletter today! It's FREE. For more articles like this one, visit our website at www.smallcapnetwork.com
Disclosure: No positionBack To Small Cap Network's Instablog HomePage »
Instablogs are blogs which are instantly set up and networked within the Seeking Alpha community. Instablog posts are not selected, edited or screened by Seeking Alpha editors, in contrast to contributors' articles.Full index of posts »
Russel 2000 Down in Morning Trading (FLWS, PAR, ARAY, MRK) Russell 2000 down Like other Indexes http://bit.ly/nvWcog/ Aug 2, 2011
(ZQK) We put this stock in our newsletter today and really like it. Bullish for sure! Check it out in our article http://tinyurl.com/mj37l3/ Aug 25, 2009
(HIG) BULLISH!!! check it out in this great article http://tinyurl.com/mj37l3/ Aug 25, 2009
Latest Comments
- mathewhidden on Small Cap Stocks Sport Chalet (NASDAQ: SPCHB), ICO Inc. (NASDAQ: ICOC), Ultra Clean Holdings (NASDAQ: UCTT) and QLT Inc. (NASDAQ: QLTI) Post Morning Gains. Even the big and famous companies used to buy P...
- David Jensen on Biotechs Blaze Trail for Small Caps, Though Longevity is Questionable Is everyone giving up on Discovery Labs (DSCO)?...
- allenmass on This Week's Penny Stocks to Watch - CTIC, SOMX, SPNG, BIEL, ADLS Good planing. I read & appreciate now.
- mathewhidden on Five Truly Great Penny Stocks - MTW, DYN, BKI, USU, CNU I am very excited and proud about Penny Stock I...
- ricos on Small Cap Stocks Sport Chalet (NASDAQ: SPCHB), ICO Inc. (NASDAQ: ICOC), Ultra Clean Holdings (NASDAQ: UCTT) and QLT Inc. (NASDAQ: QLTI) Post Morning Gains. Thanks for this Small Cap Stocks Sport Chalet h...
- jim-stock on This Week's Penny Stocks to Watch - CTIC, SOMX, SPNG, BIEL, ADLS i too am planning to invest in Somaxon Pharmace...
Most Commented
- Swine Flu Vaccine Reality Check - SNY, NVS, SVA, GSK, AZN ( Comments)
- AVANIR (AVNR) Up On Zenvia, Teva Buyout News ( Comments)
- This Week's Penny Stocks to Watch - CTIC, SOMX, SPNG, BIEL, ADLS ( Comments)
- Ready to Technically Tumble: CNXT, KFN, and TSTR ( Comments)
- Five Truly Great Penny Stocks - MTW, DYN, BKI, USU, CNU ( Comments)
- Russel 2000 Down in Morning Trading (FLWS, PAR, ARAY, MRK) Russell 2000 down Like other Indexes http://bit.ly/nvWcog/


text:
I was on the 9th floor in the middle of the ship. The room was small, but that's what I expected on a ship. It wasn't too small. We had plenty of room to move around. I loved the location of our room because it was an easy walk up and down stairs to the public locations on the ship like the pool, dining room, windjammer, etc... The elevators take forever so it was nice to be able to just take the stairs. And it was nice to be close to Windjammers when we wanted to go grab and drink and a snack. We were also just down the hall from the fitness center which made my husband happy. He used it everyday. I would try to find a room in this location again next time.
Read All Ocean View Stateroom (F1) Reviews


text:
Celebrate Landscape Architecture in April
April is World Landscape Architecture Month (#WLAM2016) and is a month long celebration of Landscape Architecture across the world through | Read More
April is World Landscape Architecture Month (#WLAM2016) and is a month long celebration of Landscape Architecture across the world through | Read More
Mathews Nielsen Landscape Architects announces the completion of the Randall Island Connector. The last of five funded projects in the firm's | Read More
The Canadian Society of Landscape Architects (CSLA) announced the recipients of the National Awards of Excellence. This year, 11 projects | Read More
Van Alen Institute and the New Orleans Redevelopment Authority (NORA) have released the key strategies developed through Future Ground, a | Read More
Aitken Place Park is a 3,000m2 urban park currently being developed within the East Bayfront's Bayside development – a formerly | Read More
The Tiger Glen Garden is a courtyard garden in the new wing of the Johnson Museum of Art. The design | Read More
For this project we designed a new type of urban cemetery on a parcel of land owned by The University | Read More
Philadelphia's hottest open air restaurant, the Independence Beer Garden (IBG) is located in the heart of historic Philadelphia. Spearheaded by | Read More
For nearly a century, the shores along Sydney Harbor bordered one of North America's largest steel mills and coke ovens, | Read More
The landscape architecture of the Buena Vista project incorporates style and usability for a modern town home in the urban | Read More


text:
Log in to copy items to your own lists.
Chinatown (1974)
A private detective hired to expose an adulterer finds himself caught up in a web of deceit, corruption and murder. (130 mins.)
Director: Roman Polanski
Stars: Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway, John Huston, Perry Lopez
L.A. Confidential (1997)
As corruption grows in 1950s LA, three policemen - one strait-laced, one brutal, and one sleazy - investigate a series of murders with their own brand of justice. (138 mins.)
Director: Curtis Hanson
Stars: Kevin Spacey, Russell Crowe, Guy Pearce, Kim Basinger
Léon: The Professional (1994)
Mathilda, a 12-year-old girl, is reluctantly taken in by Léon, a professional assassin, after her family is murdered. Léon and Mathilda form an unusual relationship, as she becomes his protégée and learns the assassin's trade. (110 mins.)
Director: Luc Besson
Stars: Jean Reno, Gary Oldman, Natalie Portman, Danny Aiello
North by Northwest (1959)
A hapless New York advertising executive is mistaken for a government agent by a group of foreign spies, and is pursued across the country while he looks for a way to survive. (136 mins.)
Director: Alfred Hitchcock
American Beauty (1999)
A sexually frustrated suburban father has a mid-life crisis after becoming infatuated with his daughter's best friend. (122 mins.)
Director: Sam Mendes
Stars: Kevin Spacey, Annette Bening, Thora Birch, Wes Bentley
Network (1976)
A television network cynically exploits a deranged former anchor's ravings and revelations about the news media for its own profit. (121 mins.)
Director: Sidney Lumet
Stars: Faye Dunaway, William Holden, Peter Finch, Robert Duvall
Django Unchained (2012)
With the help of a German bounty hunter, a freed slave sets out to rescue his wife from a brutal Mississippi plantation owner. (165 mins.)
Director: Quentin Tarantino
The Intouchables (2011)
After he becomes a quadriplegic from a paragliding accident, an aristocrat hires a young man from the projects to be his caregiver. (112 mins.)
Director: Olivier Nakache, Eric Toledano
Stars: François Cluzet, Omar Sy, Anne Le Ny, Audrey Fleurot
Aliens (1986)
The moon from Alien has been colonized, but contact is lost. This time, the rescue team has impressive firepower, but will it be enough? (137 mins.)
Director: James Cameron
Stars: Sigourney Weaver, Michael Biehn, Carrie Henn, Paul Reiser
Double Indemnity (1944)
An insurance representative lets himself be talked into a murder/insurance fraud scheme that arouses an insurance investigator's suspicions. (107 mins.)
Director: Billy Wilder
Taxi Driver (1976)
A mentally unstable Vietnam War veteran works as a night-time taxi driver in New York City where the perceived decadence and sleaze feeds his urge for violent action, attempting to save a preadolescent prostitute in the process. (113 mins.)
Director: Martin Scorsese
The Departed (2006)
An undercover cop and a mole in the police attempt to identify each other while infiltrating an Irish gang in South Boston. (151 mins.)
Director: Martin Scorsese
The Untouchables (1987)
Federal Agent Eliot Ness sets out to stop Al Capone; because of rampant corruption, he assembles a small, hand-picked team. (119 mins.)
Director: Brian De Palma
The Wrestler (2008)
A faded professional wrestler must retire, but finds his quest for a new life outside the ring a dispiriting struggle. (109 mins.)
Director: Darren Aronofsky
The Graduate (1967)
A disillusioned college graduate finds himself torn between his older lover and her daughter. (106 mins.)
Director: Mike Nichols
Black Swan (2010)
A committed dancer wins the lead role in a production of Tchaikovsky's "Swan Lake" only to find herself struggling to maintain her sanity. (108 mins.)
Director: Darren Aronofsky
Stars: Natalie Portman, Mila Kunis, Vincent Cassel, Winona Ryder
The Bourne Ultimatum (2007)
Jason Bourne dodges a ruthless CIA official and his agents from a new assassination program while searching for the origins of his life as a trained killer. (115 mins.)
Director: Paul Greengrass
Stars: Matt Damon, Edgar Ramírez, Joan Allen, Julia Stiles
Dog Day Afternoon (1975)
A man robs a bank to pay for his lover's operation; it turns into a hostage situation and a media circus. (125 mins.)
Director: Sidney Lumet
Stars: Al Pacino, John Cazale, Penelope Allen, Sully Boyar
Twelve Monkeys (1995)
In a future world devastated by disease, a convict is sent back in time to gather information about the man-made virus that wiped out most of the human population on the planet. (129 mins.)
Director: Terry Gilliam
Stars: Bruce Willis, Madeleine Stowe, Brad Pitt, Joseph Melito
Donnie Darko (2001)
A troubled teenager is plagued by visions of a large bunny rabbit that manipulates him to commit a series of crimes, after narrowly escaping a bizarre accident. (113 mins.)
Director: Richard Kelly
Stand by Me (1986)
After the death of a friend, a writer recounts a boyhood journey to find the body of a missing boy. (89 mins.)
Director: Rob Reiner
Stars: Wil Wheaton, River Phoenix, Corey Feldman, Jerry O'Connell
Million Dollar Baby (2004)
A determined woman works with a hardened boxing trainer to become a professional. (132 mins.)
Director: Clint Eastwood
Stars: Hilary Swank, Clint Eastwood, Morgan Freeman, Jay Baruchel
There Will Be Blood (2007)
A story of family, religion, hatred, oil and madness, focusing on a turn-of-the-century prospector in the early days of the business. (158 mins.)
Director: Paul Thomas Anderson
Stars: Daniel Day-Lewis, Paul Dano, Ciarán Hinds, Martin Stringer
Annie Hall (1977)
Neurotic New York comedian Alvy Singer falls in love with the ditzy Annie Hall. (93 mins.)
Director: Woody Allen
Stars: Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, Tony Roberts, Carol Kane
Jaws (1975)
When a gigantic great white shark begins to menace the small island community of Amity, a police chief, a marine scientist and a grizzled fisherman set out to stop it. (124 mins.)
Director: Steven Spielberg
Stars: Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss, Lorraine Gary
Sin City (2005)
A film that explores the dark and miserable town, Basin City, and tells the story of three different people, all caught up in violent corruption. (124 mins.)
Director: Frank Miller, Robert Rodriguez
Stars: Mickey Rourke, Clive Owen, Bruce Willis, Jessica Alba
No Country for Old Men (2007)
Violence and mayhem ensue after a hunter stumbles upon a drug deal gone wrong and more than two million dollars in cash near the Rio Grande. (122 mins.)
Director: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels (1998)
A botched card game in London triggers four friends, thugs, weed-growers, hard gangsters, loan sharks and debt collectors to collide with each other in a series of unexpected events, all for the sake of weed, cash and two antique shotguns. (107 mins.)
Director: Guy Ritchie
Stars: Jason Flemyng, Dexter Fletcher, Nick Moran, Jason Statham