text:
$7.50 Gets You $15 Towards Great Food
At Rocotos Sabor Latino Grill!
Enjoy a wonderful mix of Peruvian and Latino dishes with this deal.
*** Date of Deal: 12/5/2012 ***
Rocoto's Grill [ Map It ]
Rocoto's Sabor Latino Grill offers a wide selection of Peruvian dishes. Try the Lomo Saltado, marinated beef stir fried with onions, tomatoes, and French fries and served with white rice. Or how about the Pollo a la Brasa, rotisserie style chicken cooked in a charcoal oven. Authentic Peruvian Ceviche is also served accompanied with Choclo (Andean corn) and a wedge of sweet potato to diffuse the tanginess of the lime. And be sure to save room for some dessert like Arroz con Leche, warm rice pudding with coconut flakes, or Mazamorra Morada a delicious pudding made with purple corn.
Limit two certificates per customer.
Limit one certificate per visit.
Alcohol not included.
Tax and gratuity not included.
Dine-in only.
No split checks.
Not valid on lunch specials, meal deals or Happy Hour.
Certificate must be used in full. No cash or credit back.
This certificate not good with any other promotion or offer.
Certificate will be ready to print within 24 hours after purchase.
Deal Expires: 3/5/13


text:
Previous Panels
The Line KINGS 2011
Title: The Line Kings 2011
Sponsored by The Creative Talent Network
Length 75 min
With our industry growing arms to 3D, live action, multi media and more what inspires these most sought after designers to simply keep drawing!
Moderator Tenny Chonin Former Director of Artist and Professional Development at Walt Disney Animation Studios, Tenny Chonin combined her teaching and artistic experience to develop programs designed to enrich the creative lives of the Disney artists.
Tenny led the department that conceived and produced all training and enrichment activities for the feature animation division.
Her group provided cross-training, new software training, daily art classes, workshops, seminars, production-specific events,
mentoring and much more.
Tenny had the pleasure of working closely with Disney's studio artists and trainees, apprentices and new hires. No wonder she proclaims that she had "the best job at Disney Animation."
Tenny is currently consulting on projects that further the education of animators in film and television.
Over 100 years of award winning design by line from the below in alphabetical order:
Panelists Jason Deamer Pixar Animation
Jason Deamer began his career at Pixar Animation Studios in 1998 as a Sketch Artist on Monsters, Inc. He has worked as a Character Designer on a number of Pixar films including the Oscar®-winning Finding Nemo and Ratatouille, as well as the Short films One Man Band and Lifted. Deamer is currently in development, working on a future Disney•Pixar release.
Inspired early in life by Spiderman, Star Wars and Tin Tin to pursue a career in drawing, Deamer leads a small team of artists at Pixar who work with the film's director to design the characters. Prior to joining Pixar, Deamer worked designing graphics and illustrations for Plan B skate boards.
Deamer grew up in Mill Valley, California and attended the University of California at Davis and the California College of Arts and Crafts in the Bay Area. He currently lives in San Francisco and is currently working at Pixar Animation Studios.
Florian Satzinger was a student of the well-regarded Disney, MGM and Hanna-Barbera animator and animation director Ken Southworth ("Alice In Wonderland", "Woody Woodpecker", "Tom & Jerry", "The Flintstones", "Peanuts", "The Smurfs") who influenced him greatly. Presently, he is developing StarDucks© and Toby Skybuckle© with France and Japan based Ankama Media Group. Besides his design and production work, he teaches character design, analog animation and animation history in collaboration with Maryam Laura Moazedi at the University of Applied Sciences, Salzburg.
Panelist Bill Schwab Walt Disney Feature Animation
Bill started at the Walt Disney Animation Studios in 2005 as a character designer on Gnomeo and Juliet. After completing work on that film, he reprised his role as a character designer on the Disney's Emmy Award winning holiday special Prep and Landing.
In 2009, Bill received a Best Character Design Annie Award for his outstanding work on Prep and Landing. He continued to do character design for the Prep and Landing short titled Operation Secret Santa and the follow-up holiday special, debuting holiday 2011, Prep and Landing: Naughty vs. Nice.
In between the Prep and Landing specials, Bill lent his character design talents to the wildly successful CG animated hit, Tangled. He worked on the Stabbington Brothers and the pub thugs. His creative vision and unique approach to design has been praised by many of Disney Animation's filmmakers.
Bill has moved his way up to character design supervisor on Disney Animation's 2012 release Wreck-It Ralph. As the character design supervisor, Bill is currently responsible for creating the look of the characters and developing the visual style of their world. He works hand in hand with the art director and the film director to bring the characters to life from concept through modeling, rigging and look development.
Bill resides in Studio City, CA with his wife and two kids.
Panelist Sylvain Deboissy Reel FX Animation Studios
Born near Paris in 1967.
Did the Gobelins animation school 1987-1989
Worked at Disney animation studio Paris from 1989 to 1995 as an animator.
Worked at Bibo films studio 1995 to 1998 as supervisor animator , storyboard artist and director.
Then moved to Dreamwork in 1998 as Supervisor animator, character design and storyboard artist.
I was character design for " Surf's Up" at Sony fin 2004 and worked on different projects like Cloudy and Hotel T.
Went back to Dreamworks in 2008 to work on Mega mind, Puss in boots, Neighbors from hell, and Turbo.
I recently worked as Freelance for BluSky and ReelFX that I am currently at.
I was inspired by french comic artists like Franquin and also my classmate and Colleagues.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Public Session, recommended ages 8+ recommended. Enjoy Live DJ's taking requests, fantastic light shows and specials like speed skates, races, Dodgeball, and surprises.
Birthday Parties for ages 8+. Admission is $8 per/$32 family (up to 5), skate rental $3.00 roller skates or inlines. Get ready to rock to new light shows and have a glow stick for the cosmic skates or get one at the gift counter for $1.


text:
Tekmira Takes Hit on Stop-Work Order Related to US Government Ebola Contract
August 09, 2012
Tekmira Takes Hit on Stop-Work Order Related to US Government Ebola Contract
Doug Macron
Full-text access for premium subscribers only.
Existing premium subscribers
login here
New to GenomeWeb?
Register here
Doug Macron is the editor of GenomeWeb's
Gene Silencing News
. He covers research and therapeutic applications of RNAi, miRNA, and other gene-silencing technologies. E-mail
Doug Macron
or follow his GenomeWeb Twitter account at
Related Stories
Tekmira Gets DoD Green Light to Test Improved Ebola Drug Formulation
May 9, 2013 / Gene Silencing News
Tekmira Releases Positive Interim Phase I Data on Cancer Drug, Unsure on Ebola Drug's Fate
August 16, 2012 / Gene Silencing News
Ebola Contract Drives 70 Percent Rise in Tekmira's Q1 Revenues; Supports LNP Scale-up
May 12, 2011 / Gene Silencing News
Tekmira Amending Ebola Trial Design at FDA Request
July 24, 2014 / Gene Silencing News
Key RNAi Drugs in the Clinic
July 17, 2014 / Gene Silencing News


text:
perindopril (generic name)
- Addiction
- Arthritis
- Auto Immune Conditions
- Bladder & Kidney Health
- Brain & Nervous System
- Cancer
- Caregiving
- Care Transitions
- Cholesterol
- Dental Health
- Diabetes
- Emotional Health
- Eye Health
- Falls Prevention
- Financial Planning
- Fitness
- General Safety
- Health Care Basics
- Healthy Living
- Hearing Loss
- Heart Health
- High Blood Pressure
- Life Transitions
- Lung Health
- Medications
- Memory
- Men's Health
- Nutrition & Weight Management
- Osteoporosis
- Pain Management
- Preventive Health
- Sexual Health
- Sleep
- Stomach & Digestive Health
- Stress & Anxiety
- Stroke
- Women's Health
What side effects may I notice from receiving this medicine?Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
- allergic reactions like skin rash or hives, swelling of the hands, feet, face, lips, throat, or tongue
- chest pain
- decreased amount of urine passed
- difficulty breathing, or difficulty swallowing
- dizziness, light headedness or fainting spells
- fever or chills
- numbness or tingling in your fingers or toes
- nausea and vomiting
- stomach or abdominal pain
- swelling of your legs or ankles
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
- cough
- decreased sexual function or desire
- diarrhea
- headache
Where should I keep my medicine?Keep out of the reach of children.
Store at room temperature between 20 and 25 degrees C (68 and 77 degrees F). Protect from moisture. Throw away any unused medicine after the expiration date
Remember, keep this and all other medicines out of the reach of children, never share your medicines with others, and use this medication only for the indication prescribed.


text:
Keeping with the archetype of the brooding Dane, Soren Juul bka as Indians gives us a lush and plodding break-up song that feels sweetly tinged in '70s psychedelia, but only retrospective in its haunted thoughts about a lost love see what you took away yesterday. Juul avoids all the trappings of the earnest troubadour with his artful arrangement, telling a story that crosses unexpected bridges and winds up little hillocks of layered noise, turning something rotten in the state of Denmark into a hauntingly pretty ditty. Indians will be in NYC July 26th to play a show at Glasslands.
Download: Indians, "I Am Haunted"
June 23 – Loppen – Copenhagen – DK
June 27 – Train – Aarhus (w/Beirut) – DK
July 03 – Roskilde Festival – Roskilde – DK
July 26 – Glasslands – Brooklyn – US
July 28 – The Orpheum (w/Beirut) – Vancouver – Can


text:
Love you too!
Added to Bag!
We'll let you know if it's back in stock!
Added to Wishlist!
Cocktails in Celebration Headband
You're set to sip martinis at your BFF's roaring 20s-themed party, after you slip on this blush-hued feather headband to complete your look! This pink fascinator features a cluster of pearls and clear gems at the center of its plumage, adding a bit of sparkle to its bold silhouette. In your fringe-bedecked dress, d'Orsay heels, strands of pearls, and this feathered headband, you're ready to dance the night away!
- Fabric and metal.
- Feathers are natural, some slight differences in color or shape may be present.
- Imported
It's out of stock, but you aren't out of luck!
Let us know if you need it! We reorder based on community feedback and demand, so your voice is very important. We'll email you if we can bring it back.
Customer Reviews
0 Reviews
Be the first to tell the ModCommunity!
Get an email when the first review is posted!


text:
Tom has recently joined the mod team and will be helping out particularly in the bodybuilding/nutrition and supplement forums, but I am sure many others.
Tom has is a competitive strongman and regular contributor to the training and supp forums. Throw in a very level headed approach to posting and you can see why we chose him
Welcome to the team, Tom.
AtLarge Nutrition Supplements Get the best supplements and help support Wannabebig!
Hypertrophy Cluster Training - HCT-12 - If you want big gains in size and strength, huge decreases in body fat, or both - check out HCT-12.
Can I have some lean muscle & strength please? My Training Journal
Great choice! Gotta love watching those strong man workout vids Tom posts. Congrats man.
Congrats Tom!
5'8" 177 (meet PRs) ALL RAW
Bench - 290 (291) Pause reps Dead - 500 (479.5) Squat - 446 (430)
Total - 1236 (1168.4)
Goals: Bench - 280 met 1/19/09 new goal - 300 Squat - 435 met 11/28/09 new goal 475 Dead - 500 met 1/23/10 new goal 525
The Quest
Congrats tom! You have any competitions comming up?
Thanks guys...
Next contest is the South Atlantic Strongman Challenge in Columbia, SC on 2/21.
I competed in this same event back in 2007 and took home 2nd place in the 200 lbs weight class in a field of about 12 competitors from 5 states, looking for another big performance this year in the open LW 231.5 lbs class.
ASC 105 Kg Pro Strongman | My Website | Facebook Fan Page
Weight: 235 lbs | Front Squat: 510 lbs | Overhead: 375 lbs | Deadlift: 700 lbs
Supplements: www.AtLargeNutrition.com
Great choice! Gotta love watching those strong man workout vids Tom posts. Congrats man
tom and I have been training together for a couple weeks now and I tell you his intensity, strength, and knowledge are very formidable and he is a great guy and competitor.


text:
Event Details
Xchange: Unstuck
April 7, 2013
Alhambra Palace Restaurant
1240 West Randolph Street
Chicago, IL 60607
Join fellows and alumni of the American Muslim Civic Leadership Institute for a presentation and reception in Chicago.
Come hear engaging and thought-provoking stories by Muslim civic leaders at the forefront of advancing policy issues, caring for those in need, and working in partnership with others to foster a robust American democracy. Fellows will provide insights into how Muslim communities can become unstuck. Please join us afterwards for a reception with graduating AMCLI fellows and alumni.
Featured Speakers:
Tamim Chowdhury, Democratic Muslim Caucus in Virginia
Maggie Siddiqi, Islamic Society of North America
Khizer Husain, American Muslim Health Professionals
Aisha Rahman, KARAMAH: Muslim Women Lawyers for Human Rights
Atif Moon, Center for Global Understanding
Naveen Malik, Department of Defense
Mustafa Abdullah, ACLU of Eastern Missouri
The American Muslim Civic Leadership Institute, housed at USC's Center for Religion and Civic Culture, strives to empower young, pioneering leaders to help them realize their full potential as nonprofit executives, religious leaders, and public officials.
RSVP by March 22nd at: http://bit.ly/xChange2013


text:
By Ernio Hernandez
31 Mar 2005
Gate's artistic director Michael Colgan told the trade mag that following its Feb. 21, 2006 opening, the Jonathan Kent-directed revival will be New York-bound that April.
Faith Healer centers on Frank Hardy, a supposed traveling faith healer, his long-suffering spouse and loyal manager. The play debuted on Broadway in 1979 starring James Mason, Clarissa Kaye and Donal Donnelly.
Fiennes is known to American audiences for his film roles in "Schindler's List," "The English Patient," "Red Dragon," "The End of the Affair" and "Quiz Show." The English actor has amassed a number of stage credits in his native country including Brand, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo and Juliet, Six Characters in Search of an Author, Fathers and Sons, King John, The Man Who Came to Dinner, Playing with Trains, The Talking Cure and the Almeida Theatre Company's production of Hamlet, which transferred to Broadway and earned him a Tony Award. He will next star opposite Simon Russell Beale and Fiona Shaw in Deborah Warner's staging of Julius Caesar at the Barbican Theatre.
The Northern Ireland-born Friel has also penned The Enemy Within, Philadelphia, Here I Come!, The Loves of Cass McGuire, Lovers, Crystal and Fox, The Mundy Scheme, The Gentle Island, The Freedom of the City, Volunteers, Living Quarters, Aristocrats, Translations, The Communication Cord, Making History, Dancing at Lughnasa, The London Vertigo, Wonderful Tennessee, Molly Sweeney and Give Me Your Answer, Do! His Dancing at Lughnasa won three 1992 Tony Awards including Best Play.


text:
HILLSBOROUGH, N.C. — A North Carolina prosecutor would like to see more enforcement of the state sports agent laws.
Orange County district attorney Jim Woodall is pursuing criminal cases against an agent and ex-UNC tutor and hopes other states follow in a broad attempt to curb improper agent conduct.
"The truth is, I think the institutions and the athletes, they may not realize it, but I think they really pay a price over time for this activity," Woodall said. "And everybody allows it to go on. It's just a wink and a nod.
"I think people's attention needs to be brought to this. I mean, it is against the law."
Georgia-based agent Terry Watson and former tutor Jennifer Wiley Thompson are charged with providing cash and other benefits to three former Tar Heels football players. Watson faces 13 counts of "athlete-agent inducement" involving three current NFL players — Cleveland Browns receiver Greg Little, St. Louis Rams defensive end Robert Quinn and Miami Dolphins defensive tackle Marvin Austin — with nearly $24,000 in gifts in 2010 in an effort to sign them as well as an obstruction of justice charge. Thompson was charged with four counts of providing benefits to Little for that same year.
The state's Uniform Athlete Agents Act requires agents to register with the Secretary of State's office and prohibits offering gifts to entice athletes to sign representation contracts. Woodall has said more indictments are under seal.
Woodall believes it's the first prosecution of its kind nationally. It certainly is a rare occurrence despite 41 states as well as the District of Columbia and U.S. Virgin Islands having laws regulating sports agents.
Whether Woodall's efforts lead to more legal action in other states remains to be seen.
David Ridpath, a former compliance officer at Marshall and Weber State, said the NCAA is overmatched when it comes to regulating agents. The NCAA lacks subpoena power and depends on cooperation from anyone else they investigate. That's where states with agent laws come in, assuming authorities decide to pursue criminal charges against agents or runners.


text:
Dear Readers: Blount Today to close
Rick Ford, left, and son Cole enjoy dinner at Puleo's Grille during the Pep Rally on the Patio for the Alcoa High School football team.
Be the first to post a comment!
Feels Like: 81°
Humidity: 41%
Precip: 11%
Feels Like: 67°
Humidity: 82%
Precip: 21%
Feels Like: 79°
Humidity: 56%
Precip: 50%
Check out the happenings around Blount County in Community News
See what our community columnists have to say
This week's area high school sports plus much more
See what Robin McDaniel is cooking up in this week's In The Kitchen
See who's in Snapshots this week
Find us on Facebook and keep up with breaking news and more.


text:
Thanks to IFS assistance, our customers will realize a net savings of well over a million dollars compared to what it would cost if we had financed the project without SRF loan support.
relevant text
(If you would like us to respond please include your phone or e-mail.)
*If you are a DENR employee with an I.T. issue, please submit a DOTS ticket.


text:
Cubs complete successful volleyball camp
Published on Wednesday, 30 November -0001 00:00
Hits: 0
Forty-two young women in grades 7-12 participated in the Kimball Cubs' Summer Volleyball Camp from June 15 - June 18. Paul Meyer, coach from Waldorf College in Forest City, Iowa, facilitated the four-day camp for the Cubs. In addition to Coach Meyer's expertise, the Cubs benefited from the assistance of former Willmar head coach Mary Hanson, Waldorf setter and graduate assistant Sarah Baker, and Cathedral standout Sarah Zyvolovski.
During the four-hour sessions, the Cub volleyball players worked on fine-tuning their skills, competing in drills, and developing a new offense at the varsity level. Coaches Mortenson and Notch were thrilled with the turn-out. Camps for volleyball have been offered several times over the last ten years, and this is the first time the camp has filled. "The turn-out was incredible. To have 42 girls from a school the size of Kimball is amazing," said Coach Notch.
The coaches hope to see momentum continue for the volleyball program. A core group of senior leadership has been key to interest and involvement. These young women in the senior class, along with some of their junior counterparts have been playing Junior Olympic volleyball, competing at Star of the North, playing in the CMVL during the summer, using the strength-training program, and attending camps. The varsity team will head to the University of Duluth this coming weekend for a team camp. They will follow up the team camps with attendance at Spike Camps, which will allow them to specialize in their individual skills areas.
Practice for the Cubs' fall season opens Monday, Aug. 18. Coaches and players are looking forward to a competitive year. Staff photo by Images by Marguerite.


text:
The Link - small shuttle buses that travel through neighborhoods and connect residents to light rail, subway, rapid bus stops and community destinations - is now available in Culver City and Baldwin Hills. Operated by the County of Los Angeles Department of Public Works, the Link will be free on its inauguration weekend, Jan. 19-21.
The Link runs in a 20-minute loop and connects the La Cienega Exposition Line light rail station to the Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook and Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area.
The shuttle will run on weekends and holidays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. and will cost only 25 cents.
Hoping to ease congestion, parking and traffic hassles, Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors Chairman Mark Ridley-Thomas has embraced the Link as a simple solution for commuters to travel the "final mile" to their destinations.
"Easing congestion is an important element toward giving our residents a better quality of life," said Chairman Ridley-Thomas in a statement. "I am committed to finding creative solutions to our challenges and to making the Second District and the Los Angeles region an easier place to navigate. The Link – Baldwin Hills Parklands will allow people to hike and enjoy the most beautiful urban parks in the region, without having to worry about finding or paying for a parking space."
Currently, there are six Link routes in the Second District: Florence/Firestone, Lennox, Athens, Baldwin Hills and two in Willowbrook.
Be sure to like Culver City Patch on Facebook, follow us on Twitter and sign up for our free daily newsletter for email updates.


text:
Religious Studies
The Religious Studies Program offers an interdisciplinary major drawing from the resources of a variety of departments in the College of Arts and Sciences. The academic study of religion stands apart from a purely confessional approach in that it draws upon a diverse array of humanistic and social scientific disciplines in an effort to situate religious practice and belief within an historically and theoretically critical context. What this means is that students are neither asked to adhere to nor explain away particular religious stances. Instead they are asked to develop the intellectual tools that will enable them to understand how normative claims about human beliefs and practices concerning the supernatural are implicated in constructing and contesting various social identities. Religious Studies majors pursue a variety of career paths, including academia, medicine, law, theology, business, and non-profit organizations.
Interesting Classes
- Intro to Asian Religions
- Intro to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
- Black Religious Traditions: Sacred and Secular
- Religion, Colonialism, and Nationalism
- Meditation in Indian Culture
- Mysticism in Chinese Religion
- Myth, Ritual, and Symbol
Students went on to...
- Study social work at the University of Washington in St. Louis
- Pursue biblical studies at Drew University
- Study medicine at Saint Eustatius


text:
Connor Shaw
With zero SEC titles, South Carolina must do more than beat Clemson
about the top four, college football 's new sacred number? That would likely require ..... fantastic quarterback in Connor Shaw , but his replacement ..... Sports, he covered college football and basketball for 15 ..... s Guide to the College Football Playoff," will
CFB AM: Watch Rudy predict the CFB Playoff 40 years ago
With the College Football Playoff kicking off this ..... brings a freshness to college football that fans – even the ..... the focus of replacing Connor Shaw . MSU's Dak Prescott, also attending ..... football player." 2. The College Football Playoff trophy was unveiled
Five storylines to ponder for Day 4 of SEC Media Days
the SEC West title and claim a spot in the inaugural College Football Playoff. 2. There might not be a clear preseason ..... slide), South Carolina (no more Jadeveon Clowney or Connor Shaw ) and Georgia (breaking in QB Hutson Mason) to stump
Five storylines to ponder for Day 1 of SEC Media Days
AJ McCarron, James Franklin, Zach Mettenberger, Connor Shaw and, of course, reigning Heisman winner Johnny Manziel ..... sports Technically, Slive isn't a member of the new College Football Playoff committee. That honor falls to luminaries
Spring Heisman primer: Breaking down top candidates by position
newsletter today! RSS College Football NCAAF Home College ..... touchdowns. With Connor Shaw gone, one has to think that ..... hardest workers in college football and will once again ..... receivers leaving college football . Brandin Cooks, Davante Adams
Cory McCartney: Is Auburn's Nick Marshall ready to become face of SEC at QB? | FOX Sports on MSN
gone. So too is one half of college football 's hottest couple. The most ..... mention Zach Mettenberger or Connor Shaw . In all, seven of the top ..... Auburn \ SEC Gridiron LIVE \ New College Football Show share 0 Tweet 9 0
Waiting game: South Carolina took care of Florida, now awaits SEC East fate
earlier, Auburn benefited from the college - football equivalent of The Immaculate Reception to ..... third quarter, South Carolina QB Connor Shaw (213 yards passing, one TD ..... SEC football , will muschamp , Connor Shaw , Kelvin Taylor , Jadeveon Clowney
Clowney turns pro on live TV, while Shaw says goodbye and Spurrier digs Clemson
biggest joke in college football ." When Clowney followed a Dec. 7 speeding ..... of that all along. Connor Shaw ends his South Carolina ..... Gamecocks quarterback Connor Shaw . Shaw, a senior ..... Mitrosilis writes and edits college football for FOXSports.com
3 things to watch in Tennessee-Mizzou matchup
different season. November is what it's all about in college football , to be able to win in November. "I think we're ..... last week for Gamecocks coach Steve Spurrier with Connor Shaw . Tennessee has a similar quarterback quandary. Starter
Badgers 5 things: Typical game in loss finishes off good, not great, season
against South Carolina, as Gamecocks quarterback Connor Shaw torched the Badgers. Having Bruce Ellington and Shaq ..... national statement against one of the best teams in college football . Instead, they found themselves in the same position


text:
July 29, 2014
Stay up-to-date with KAKE News:
Thursday, May 23, 2013
A Dallas man who drowned two of his sons in a creek has been sentenced to death.
Naim Rasool Muhammad was convicted last week of capital murder in the killings of 5-year-old Naim and 3-year-old Elijah in August 2011. Jurors decided on the death penalty for the 34-year-old father on Thursday.
Muhammad confessed that he took the children to a Dallas-area creek, told them to pretend they were swimming, then held their faces underwater. He told a detective he drowned the boys because he was mad at their mother for breaking up with him.
It took jurors less than 10 minutes to find him guilty.
They were shown a video of his confession to the detective, in which he admitted to telling his children, "Play like y'all swimming."


text:
An Excessive Heat Warning is in effect on July 30, 2014 for La Paz, Maricopa, Pinal, and Yuma Counties until July 31, 2014 8 PM. Learn more about how to stay safe in extreme heat and stay informed about future heat alerts.
Bureau of Public Health Emergency Preparedness
Arizona Healthcare Coalitions
Healthcare Coalitions facilitate preparedness planning at the local level and integrate a broad network of State, County, Tribal, and City partners to build and sustain healthcare specific capabilities. Simply put, strong and resilient Healthcare Coalitions are the key to an effective state and local ESF #8 (Health/Medical) responses to an event-driven medical surge.
General Information
- Coalition Contacts
- AzCHER Central AZ Healthcare Coalition
- Northern AZ Healthcare Coalition
- AzCHER Southeastern AZ Healthcare Coalition
- Western AZ Healthcare Coalition
Preparedness Capabilities
Training & Exercise Plan
- Statewide Training & Exercise Plan
- ADHS Training & Exercise Schedules
- Coalition Training and Exercise Schedules
Preparedness Resources
Note: Information provided in PDF files unless otherwise indicated.


text:
A few months' back I posted The post was about one of my favorite Sunset Beach bars, up for sale.
It has been sold!
I got this great e-mail from Paul Wille:
Hello Gene my name is Paul Wille and I'm emailing you in response to a blog post from last year. I am part of the group that has purchased the Ka'Tiki bar in Sunset Beach.
We will take over operations at Ka'Tiki on June 25th, 2012. We are a family-run group that runs a successful restaurant in the Feather Sound area, we also have various other businesses in the mid-west.
I would like to assure you, as we did the previous owners, that Ka'Tiki will remain OPEN for many years to come. I can promise you we are not a giant developer with plans to demolish Ka'Tiki with grand visions to erect condos or retail along Sunset Beach.
We fell in love with the atmosphere, live music and all of the charms that Ka'tiki has to offer. We are very excited to begin the next chapter for Ka'Tiki and look forward to the interactions and suggestions from those that have supported Ka'Tiki throughout its many years.
Please feel free to contact me with any questions, comments or suggestions you might have. I very much look forward to meeting you in person at your favorite Ka'Tiki bar stool sometime in the near future!
Paul Wille
Paul also has a great e-mail address: firstname.lastname@example.com. Drop him a note.
If you have never been to Ka'Tiki you really need to check this place out. Located at 8801 Gulf Boulevard St. Pete Beach, FL 33706. Turn toward Sunset Beach it's on your left and the parking is FREE.
Best drinks on the beach.
It is old Florida at its best. Every evening is great but Sunday and Monday evenings are really special and if you get the right Bar stool you have a great sunset view.
Paul and his group got a wet welcome to Sunset Beach with Debby being the guest of honor.
Ka'Tiki, ever resilient, is just fine so drop by soon.
e-mail Paul at: email@example.com
e-mail Doc at firstname.lastname@example.com , send me a Facebook Friend request or let's meet at KA'TIKI


text:
The village of Island Park, NY has one fire truck, which is one more than it had yesterday, thanks to the city of Roswell.
Roswell City Council voted unanimously to donate a 1991 Sutphen fire engine and a surplus PPV gas fan to the village of Island Park, which lost its fire station and all of its fire equipment in Hurricane Sandy just over two weeks ago.
When in possession of surplus equipment, Roswell traditionally follows a policy to sell through a competitive bidding process. However, because of the tragic circumstances in Island Park, the city will forgo monetary compensation and donate instead. The effort was coordinated by the Terry Farrell Firefighters Fund, named after a firefighter who lost his life in the attack on the World Trade Centers during 2001. Island Park firefighters will transport the truck to the New York village.
The small village, which is situated on the southern end of Long Island, is also responsible for responding to calls in the Barnum Island and Harbor Isle fire districts, according to the Wikipedia page.
A report by wsbtv.com says Roswell is the first city in Georgia to respond to the call for help in such a big way.


text:
Serious Eats - seriouseats.com
In Videos: Cutting of Blowfish (Fugu) in Japan
If a specially licensed Japanese chef doesn't correctly cut fugu—a potentially fatally poisonous blowfish—he could kill the diner. If you ever order fugu, just hope your chef is as skilled as the one above.
Watch the fugu go from whole fish to plated dish after the jump. A warning for the squeamish: The fish is prepared while it's still alive. [via growabrain]
Cutting of Blowfish (Fugu) In Japan
Fugu [Wikipedia]
Thanks for commenting!
Your comment has been accepted
and will appear in a moment.


text:
Friday night. Glass of wine courtsey of Planet Wine. Children were in bed. Nothing was worth watching on TV. And the latest issue of Real Simple was calling my name.
This was a rare but incredibly welcome occasion, especially during the summer months when children are out of school, the days are longer and spent outside at the parks at Mount Vernon Community School and the YMCA and the daily mayhem prevents any solace or quiet time.
Typically once the doors of my children's bedrooms shut, I find I can barely keep my eyes open to read. But on this particular night, the kids were worn out and asleep early. Here I was. Libation and reading material. What a delight!
I am not a regular reader of Real Simple. In fact, I have always found the magazine to be more than I can handle. Articles like "How to transform broken lampshades into garden gnomes" intimidate me. I tend to spend more time dog-earring the pages than actually ever revisiting them in order to learn how to implement the craft project of the year.
The issue on hand that evening was the "Family Edition." Since my professional life is now 90 percent mom, I figured I would be at least able to understand and execute some of the ideas offered in the magazine.
Well, three minutes in I realized that all of my ideas for my daughter's upcoming birthday party were inferior. Why can't I make my own shoebox tiaras and multi-layer chocolate and banana cupcakes with cotton candy on top? It took a lot of will to not be brought down by reading the magazine. I am proud of myself when I think to save the newspaper bags to reuse for dirty diapers and to hand over the empty paper-towel rolls so my children have a musical instrument (for at least five minutes until it bends in half after a power struggle).
I flipped through the pages, diligently dog-earring some pages that I swore to reread, but the next morning the magazine was already missing… likely buried under a pile of tutus in the playroom. If I find it, then I certainly will implement the "How to best organize and sanitize your playroom in 20 minutes" article.
There should have been a preceding article, "How to find 20 extra minutes."


text:
To find criminal suspects, federal agents use a device that tracks everyone else too
"It did not explain that the device broadcasts signals to all devices in the area, receives information about other devices in the possession of third parties, potentially disrupts the connections of third-party devices, and penetrates the walls of every private residence in the vicinity, not solely that of the target," the ACLU-EFF brief argues.
At the end of March, Lye argued in an Arizona federal court hearing that evidence gathered using a Stingray should be suppressed in the Rigmaiden case, because the government used the tracking tool but failed to tell the federal magistrate judge that it was doing so. But in the course of that hearing, "the government stated ... that 'use of these devices is a very common practice,'" Lye note in an update following the hearing. "It also stated that there were many parts of the country in which the FBI successfully obtains authorization to use this device through a trap and trace [pen register] order."
Nor is it just federal agencies that use these surveillance tools. The results of a FOIA request filed by a Los Angeles journalist with the assistance of the First Amendment Coalition revealed that LAPD used this technology in 21 out of 155 cell phone investigation cases — from June to September of last year alone. The devices were used to investigate five homicide cases and a roster of other offenses, including a burglary, a narcotics investigation, two suicides, a robbery and three kidnappings.
For civil liberties advocates, the aim is to require stronger judicial oversight and a warrant before this kind of surveillance practice can be used. "The argument here is about, well this technology is so powerful and so intrusive — it really needs to be under extensive oversight by members of the judiciary," notes Friewald, the law professor. "And in order for that to happen, the judge needs to have that technology described to them."
because I am doing nothing wrong AND that this may help to apprehend criminals and terrorists.
In fact, if the police receive reports of a criminal in the area, I think they should go further. Let's say it's an apartment complex. I wouldn't mind if they cordoned off the area completely and did a door to door search of everyone, including full body cavity searches if necessary. I have nothing to hide, so I have nothing to fear. And in the process they'll catch they criminal more efficiently. A report of a criminal should never be taken lightly.
absurd about them.
I think they should use drones to randomly look into people's windows to catch criminals. I remember reading in a book about a society where police helicopters go around randomly looking into windows, and everybody had a two-way "telescreen" in their apartment that the government could use to monitor the household for crime. I remember thinking "what a brilliant idea!" I bet that kind of society would have very little crime. Those who have nothing to hide, have nothing to fear.
I can't believe what I am reading here!I can't believe the comments either,they must be joking right??Ok with body cavity searches,thats a joke right?Either these folks are very nieve and actually trust a capitalist government to ,''do the right thing,haha,now thats a joke really,'' or they have had a silverspoon in their lifes forever....Our gov. is one of the most corrupt ones now-a-days since our ancestors split England,,which is exactly why they split England,,,,Which is y their collective wisdom knew what to write in the Constittution..I further realized how screwy our country had become,whilest watching a game show called r u smarter then a 5th grader..They had a principle on as 1 of the contestance,a principle mind u,of grades k-8,,,when it came to answerring question regarding North,South,East,or West,I believe the question was,which state is further North then tennesse?,Maine,,,,,,,Alabama,,,,or Texas,,,This principle answerred Texas,,,r u kidding me??!!!!!When the host asked her,y,,would u say Texas,,she replied I have no idea where N,S.E.W, is,,,I use Garmin,,,,,,,r u kidding me,,,This woman is in charge of our childrens education,what r they teaching you guys now-a-days?I believe they r teaching ,''follow the leader,blindly,,,question no-one or nothing./..What if your so-called theory,,i have done nothing to be fearful of arrest backfires..What if that official searching you falsely claims he found a joint in your pocket,and claims you are a drug addict..outright lies,,,which has and does happen every single day in America,,,then what??Or that drone gets enter'd the wrong address and shots and kills a family of 3????Then what??We are all humans,inperfect humans,we alll make mistakes,,thats how we learn,,,,but my privacy,my creditbilty,my good name being destroyed over a ,''mistake'',,,,is no-ones right to take away from me!!!!!Paita
I hope the people above are joking. Well, maybe not. San Francisco is full of liberals who hate the Constitution.
Liberals here hate the constitution, America and cops.
But they love criminals and the homeless.
About what property of the camera do the liberals whine, that possessive apostrophe on camera threw me off.
rather than this "Guest" who merely noted that it is not unusual for liberals to dislike cops and the constitution.
acts. Or helped apprehend the perps.
Today's tragedy puts this debate in perspective, I believe.
I don't mind, I have nothing to hide. I am still free to write the paper, put out a sign, speak my mind. Yes they can't take a sneak peek, I have nothing hide.
Yes if the government got word of a plan attack or any other kind of trouble. I would expect them to turn off the phones.
We live in a day where rules and laws should be in place to sneak a peek, with computers, cell phones and other devices. We need to.
as "liberal" with the attitudes you express proves how fucked our society has become.
Related articles
High concept anti-surveillance fashion finds mass appeal
The NSA surveillance scandal is rooted in the Bay Area. Who was involved, when did it start -- and how can you protect your privacy?
Most Commented On
Recent comments
- Student protesters file claim against City College and SF - July 31, 2014
- Work order payments are appropriate - July 31, 2014
- marcos, please furnish your evidence for the proposition that - July 31, 2014
- Paradoxically, notwithstanding Emma's saccharine nostalgia about - July 31, 2014
- Wiener had to have support - July 31, 2014
- Condos being sold does not - July 31, 2014
- Indeed, Guest - July 31, 2014
- You're right - he doesn't. - July 31, 2014
- SFGH does good work - July 31, 2014
- Ammiano and Leno seek to reform the Ellis Act and slow SF - July 31, 2014


text:
Restaurnat near Bourbon and Branch
My husband and I used to live in San Francisco. We are returning to visit some friends. Both couples now have kids. But we are lucky enough to have a sitter for one night.
So, we are going out for a big night out, sans kids. We already have reservations at Bourbon and Branch at 6:30 and I'm looking for a great dinner nearby for four people who don't get out very often. We lived in San Francisco until 2002, so we have done most of the nicer restaurants that were on the scene prior to that.
Expensive is ok, but mostly looking for a great meal, something you might not be able to get in New York. Quieter vs. Noisy.
Thanks in advance for your help!
If you're familiar with the area surrounding B&B you know that it's a dodgy part of town. Probably best to focus your restaurant search east toward Union Square or north to Nob Hill. How about the Big Four on Nob Hill? It's quiet, something for which you indicated a preference.
I was there a few months ago. Walked to Lers Ros after drinks at Bourbon and Branch. Excellent, although the neigborhood is a bit dodgy. Head down, walk fast.
Canteen is another great suggestion, had an amazing meal there. It's best sitting at the bar, not so good for 4 people.


text:
Submitted report
McALESTER —
Gladys Evelyn Jones, 87, of McAlester, died Sunday, Jan. 20, 2013, at a local nursing center.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Bishop Chapel of Memories with the Rev. James Davis officiating. Graveside services will be at 2 p.m. at Prague Cemetery. Funeral arrangements are under the direction of Bishop Funeral Service of McAlester.
Born Oct. 15, 1925, in Stroud, she was the daughter of Evert Lee and Ella Evelyn (Starrett) Bond. She was raised in the Stroud and Prague areas and attended a small school in Stroud.
She married Otis Walter Jones on Jan. 2, 1946, in Chandler. They lived in Cromwell before moving to McAlester in 1995, to be near their family.
She was a homemaker and enjoyed gardening, crocheting and sewing for family. Her greatest joy was taking care of others.
Survivors include a son and daughter-in-law, Walter and Debbie Jones, of McAlester; granddaughter, Jennifer Jones, of South Carolina; grandson, Michael Jones, of New York, and numerous nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Otis Jones; three brothers and two sisters.
Pallbearers will be Brad Green, Greg Holliman, William Watkins, Kenley Smith, Mike Sennett and Michael Jones.


text:
Christmas at Plaza de la Cibeles
photo by beamillion on Flickr
The Plaza de Cibeles is a square with a neo-classical complex of marble sculptures with fountains that has become an iconic symbol for the city of Madrid. It sits at the intersection of Calle de Alcalá (running from east to west), Paseo de Recoletos (to the North) and Paseo del Prado (to the south). Plaza de Cibeles was originally named Plaza de Madrid, but in 1900, the City Council named it Plaza de Castelar, which was eventually replaced by its current name.
It is currently delimited by four prominent buildings: The Bank of Spain, the Palacio de Buenavista, the Palacio de Linares and the Palacio de Cibeles. These constructions are located in four different neighbourhoods from three different adjacent districts: Centro, Retiro and Salamanca.
In the years Cibeles Palace and her fountain have become symbolic monuments of the city.
See encyclopedia photos —
Madrid (English /məˈdrɪd/, Spanish: [maˈðɾið], common local pronunciation: maˈðɾiθ) is the capital and largest city of Spain. The population of the city is roughly 3.3 million and the entire population of the Madrid metropolitan area is calculated to be around 6.5 million. It is the third-largest city in the European Union, after London and Berlin, and its metropolitan area is the third-largest in the European Union after London and Paris. The city spans a total of 604.3 km2 (233.3 sq mi).
Terms of Service · Privacy


text:
One parent said his daughter was talking so much about the next day's prom "that it's no wonder that this game is so close."
And Belmont High School Girls' Lacrosse team needed a stellar solo goal from a senior captain, the best performance of the year from its first year goalie and a game of keep-away for the final five minutes of the game to secure an 8-7 win over Woburn High School, giving the Marauders' it's ninth victory of the year and providing a happy prelude to prom.
Belmont went up 6-3 in the first half, in large part from the play of first-year goalie Linda Herlihy, who stopped six Tanner shots as seniors Britta Marden, Caroline McCarthy and Izzy Goldstein each pocketed a pair of goals.
Woburn came out for the second 25 minutes and scored in less than a minute while Belmont's dominance in the midfield and on ground balls deserted them.
A goal by junior Katie Leinbach at the 21 minute mark was the bright spot for the offense which would keep possession of the ball for several minutes only to loss them on mistakes or blocked shots.
Just after the 10 minute mark, Woburn scored – finishing off a 3-1 run - to cut the lead to one at 7-6.
When senior leadership was needed the most, Marden stepped up, first by winning a ground ball then, from beyond the midline, raced up the right side of the pitch to score on a deflected shot that dribbled into the net at the 8:40 mark.
After scoring with 6:40 remaining in the game, Belmont went into a stall, passing the ball around the 12-meter arc and behind the net. Despite losing the ball once – only to be saved by a defensive gem from Carolyn Casey – Belmont's offense refused to attack the goal and ran out the clock for the win.
The team is now 9-3-1 with a handful of games to play ... thankfully after prom.


text:
You have chosen to sponsor your bid up to a maximum amount of .
Project Description:
Project Description:
We need translators for the website FindSportsJobs.com
The whole site needs to be translated into Swedish. It needs to be done properly, because we have some terms that occur in the same way on different spots on the website.
The translator absolutely NEEDS to have experience with:
- professional sports terms
- HTML (and if possible a little PHP)
Our budget for this is 200-350€
If it's done well, the Translator can expect to get a lot more well paid work!!!!!!
You can download the "index.php" that I added. That's how the content is delivered, and that's how it should be returned (only the right side of these arrows should be translated!!!!). It should preferably be edited in Notepad++ (free) to avoid any mistakes.
There are in total 47 files like the index.php that need to be translated, but most of them are not even half the size of the index.php. Some are bigger, but most are smaller (some even contain only 3-6 lines). If this interest you, you can translate the index.php and return it to us, so we can quickly check the quality of your work and then give you the job.


text:
That's what people are telling Bloomberg News:
General Motors (GM) is speeding up preparations for a possible bankruptcy filing even as directors seek deeper savings this week to avoid that outcome, people familiar with the plans said.
The bankruptcy readiness focuses on forming a new company from GM's best assets if necessary, said the people, who asked not to be named because the matter is private. The cost-cut discussions center on how to go beyond GM's proposal to slash debt by 46 percent and shed 47,000 jobs in 2009, and will include talks with Treasury officials, the people said.
The moves are a response to President Barack Obama's March 30 rejection of GM's bid to keep $13.4 billion in federal loans. With bondholders and the United Auto Workers balking at concessions, a push for more savings makes bankruptcy more "probable," Chief Executive Officer Fritz Henderson has said.
This is probably a good thing. The sooner GM gets into the bankruptcy process, the sooner they can restructure and get on the road to recovery. Rick Wagoner is already gone, a positive first step, but the company desperately needs to reduce its debt load, both on balance sheet and off.
But one thing I don't like is the idea of forming a new company with GM's best assets. Call me crazy, but that sounds like GM keeps the good stuff, while the taxpayers end up with parts of the company like Oldsmobile and HUMMER, and probably billions in pension and health benefit obligations.
Obama and Geithner are only playing tough with the automakers because people are ticked that the problems have been so obvious for so long, and yet no one's done anything about them.
At the end of the day, the government will give General Motors (GM), Ford (F), and Chrysler the money they need to squeak by. It's only fair when you think about the trillions handed over to the banks. Michigan is a battleground State, and neither party will want to piss off the citizens there by officially breaking Humpty Dumpty.


text:
Cadet EBHN1250 SoftHeat 1250 Watt Whisper Quiet Hydronic Baseboard Heating Unit
- Featuring the Lowest Surface Temperature Available & Eco-Friendly Heat Transfer Fluid
- Read More...
Enjoy comfortable warmth with the Cadet EBHN1250W SoftHeat hydronic baseboard heater. This heater is ideal for bedroom and nursery use because it provides whisper quiet operation that is also very safe. It offers just the right amount of power for single rooms with 1250 watts.
Clean Air
If you suffer from severe allergies then the Cadet EBHN1250W baseboard heater can help. It has been specifically designed to reduce indoor allergies. Also, it uses an eco-friendly liquid that won't harm the environment.
Designed to Last
This heater has been constructed in the U.S.A. with high quality materials. The 22 gauge steel is very durable and long lasting. It's also finished with a powder coating that eliminates sharp edges. You can be confident it will last with a 7 year warranty backing.
Very Safe
The Cadet hydronic heater has also been designed with safety in mind. It offers the lowest operating surface temperature available. Safely install it directly against a wall it place it directly on the floor. Just be sure to leave a 12" clearance between any flammable objects.
Ultimate Comfort
You'll be able to enjoy heat that is delivered at a steady, even rate. The heat transfer liquid retains heat longer which allows for less temperature fluctuation, keeping you comfortable. Also, you won't be disturbed by its whisper quiet operation.
Guaranteed Satisfaction.
- 1 year limited manufacturer's warranty
- Up to 30 days to return your purchase
- Money back guaranteed
- Free return shipping
- No restocking fees
- Model: EBHN1250W
- Product Type: 1250 Watt Hydronic Baseboard Heater
- Product Dimensions: L: 3.25" x W: 71.00" x H: 9.50"
- Product Weight: 27.00 lbs.
- Product Color: White
- Application: Great for providing consistent heat to indoor spaces like bedrooms and nurseries
- Type: Baseboard Heater
- Warranty: 7-year warranty
- Fuel Type: Electric
- Voltage: 240 volts
- Coverage Area: 125 square feet
- Watts: 1250 watts
- Amps: 5.21 amps
- Heating Element: Heat-Transfer Liquid
- Finish: White
- Construction: Steel
- Hardwired: Yes
- Remote Control: No
- Control Type: Dial
- Fin: No
- Thermostat Required for Use: Yes
- Thermostat Must Be Purchased Separately: Yes
- Automatic Cut-Off Fetaure: No
- Low Surface Temperature: Yes
- Safe to Mount Against Walls: Yes
- Portable: No
- Durable and reliable design made from 22 gauge steel and powder coated
- Liquid is safe for the environment
- Made in the U.S.A.
- Not much temperature fluctuation because the heat transfer liquid can retain heat longer
- Surface temperature stays very low which makes it safer
- Very quiet operation is ideal for bedrooms and nurseries
Customers Also Viewed
from Lancaster, PA, USA


text:
Once a week on Lynbrook Patch, we're going to post Moms Q&A, an interactive feature in which village moms can discuss, debate or brainstorm parenting ideas with fellow parents.
Our Lynbrook Patch Moms Council, currently comprised of three Lynbrook mothers, will help get the conversation started. All residents are welcome to comment, though we do ask that all commenters be courteous and respectful of one another.
This week's question is about bullying: How to recognize it, how to talk to your child about it, and how to help your child deal with the bullies in his or her life.
Scroll down this page to see the comments.


text:
today we decided to try something new – fp jemma and i went over to the photo studio and did a little styling session to show you all some cute ways to wear the pointed maxi slip! our stylists put together some amazing outfits that i would NEVER think of, i took the photos and (…) Read more »
Tagged: fp goods - 20/24 - Free People Blog
free stylin'Jul 08, 2010
welcome to a new segment on the blog where i ask our stylists what items they love right now! they always have the best taste and what do you know, after talking with them i found myself wanting both of their choices… their first pick? the rugby match knee sock! all four ladies present agreed (…) Read more »
office spaceJun 30, 2010
inside our web studio – a clothing, accessory and shoe lover's dream… the changing room the makeup table our web stylist puts the finishing touches on our model's outfit… last minute hair and makeup touch-ups our web merchandisers check out the shots on a large monitor our assistant stylist perfects another model's outfit i like (…) Read more »
thursday poll – edition 99Jun 24, 2010
right now we're really loving patchwork prints- colorful, nostalgic and perfect for a sweet summer picnic. which patchwork print is your favorite? the embroidered floral border dress: the long sleeve printed dropwaist boho tunic: the paisley floral skirt: the paisley garden printed tank: or the patchwork paisley necklace dress: which patchwork print do you love (…) Read more »
a bag for bonnarooJun 08, 2010
bonnaroo is almost here! three days…it is time to start thinking about packing and luckily i've been a couple of times so i know exactly what to expect. here's a look at what will be in my suitcase! bonnaroo takes place on a farm in manchester tennessee, and at this time of year it gets (…) Read more »
a new kind of office style…Jun 03, 2010
we want to give you a closer look at home office style! featuring our lovely assistant designer of we the free graphics! (…) Read more »
new loveJun 03, 2010
we are completely obsessed with these adorable ikat boho sacks, specially made for free people by cleobella. they just might be the best beach bags i've ever seen! take a closer look at the fabric and colors, they're really beautiful: i will definitely be purchasing one of these beauties, the only problem is deciding which (…) Read more »
i still love you new yorkMay 27, 2010
30th street station last thursday jemma and i took a trip to NYC for the day to visit a couple of our free people stores! it could not have been a more beautiful day to walk around the city and we had a blast meeting the girls who work in our stores – they are (…) Read more »
how about a giveaway?May 18, 2010
good morning! it's a dreary tuesday in philly but we want to brighten your day with a little giveaway :) all you have to do is tell us your favorite hobby and your favorite summertime activity – leave your response in the comments and we'll pick someone at random to receive this adorable little pouch! (…) Read more »
today at the home office…May 13, 2010
…our team was getting some special shots for our website in the lobby! here's a little sneak peak :) cute sneakers and striped socks :) can't wait to see how the shots came out! (…) Read more »
store employee profile: kristen from soho!May 04, 2010
meet kristen! she's a sales associate at our soho store and a dj in her spare time. read on as she answers our free people questionnaire and check out some pics of her rocking fp as she djs and travels around japan! what is your theme song? "ice cream" by the australian band muscles has (…) Read more »
bohemian like meadowMay 03, 2010
she's a dreamer, a soul-searcher and a wanderer. drifting along, deep in thought, her eyes tell tales of mysterious adventures. meadow is our bohemian girl who wears loose, flowing tops and dresses that catch the breeze as she roams the earth in search of inspiration. she mixes patterns and prints and piles on jewelry with (…) Read more »


text:
Campbell's® Healthy Request® Cajun Fish20 Reviews 3 Pics
Prep5 m
Cook20 m
Ready In25 m
"Fish fillets simmer quickly in a sauce featuring Campbell's® Condensed Tomato Soup that's been seasoned with garlic, herbs and a blend of peppers."
New! Find ingredients on sale
Tap On Sale, then swipe through different local stores.
Look through the ingredients list for store discounts!
This feature is in beta testing. Thanks for your patience as we improve it!
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Adjust Servings
Original recipe yields 4 servings
- Heat the oil in a 10-inch skillet over medium-high heat. Add the green pepper and oregano and cook until the green pepper is tender-crisp, stirring often.
- Stir the soup, water, garlic powder, black pepper and red pepper into the skillet. Heat to a boil. Place the fish into the soup mixture. Reduce the heat to low. Cover and cook for 5 minutes or until the fish flakes easily when tested with a fork. Serve with the rice.
Share It
Reviews (20)Rate This Recipe
Very tasty recipe with a little bit of a zing from the cayenne pepper. I added chopped onions, used fresh garlic instead of powder and olive oil instead of vegetable.
I had some really nasty freezer-burnt pollack in my freezer and was looking for a recipe that 'rescue' it...or at least make it edible...and this was the one. I didn't have condensed tomato soup so I used Wolfgang Puck's Organic Tomato soup and skipped the water. My fish was really bad news so I cooked it twice as long, and since I was usually regular soup instead of condensed and all the fish was submerged, I cooked it uncovered for the rest of the time. Didn't have cayenne so I used red pepper flakes. Also tossed in a bay leaf. Served it with a mountain of brown rice in the middle of the dish with the fish in a 'moat' surrounding it. Was really great, especially considering the poor quality of fish I was using. I'm not a big fan of cooked green peppers but in this dish they were wonderful. This would also be a good recipe for shrimp or a medley of fish. I thought that it would need onions, but it didn't. Making it with regular soup instead of condensed gave me more of a 'fish stew' consistency, but that was really nice for the rice too.
This was a simple to fix, fast to the table dish. The sauce was a bigger hit than the fish was. Definitely it needs the rice to sop up some of the wonderful sauce. I served this with some leftover fried rice and it made a quick hot meal for lunch. My son ate two pieces. He is a fish lover any way it is prepared. He said it needed something, maybe a dash of tabasco or a squeeze of lemon to brighten it up some.
Similar Recipes
Crispy Oven-Fried Fish Fillets
Broccoli Fish Bake
Campbell's(R) Healthy Request(R) Chicken and Pasta Primavera
Campbell's(R) Creamy Dijon Chicken with Rice
Campbell's(R) Lemon Broccoli Chicken
Campbell's(R) Pennsylvania Dutch Ham and Noodle Casserole
Amount Per Serving (4 total)
- Calories
- 286 cal
- 14%
- Fat
- 4.5 g
- 7%
- Carbs
- 35.7 g
- 12%
- Protein
- 23.8 g
- 48%
- Cholesterol
- 49 mg
- 16%
- Sodium
- 500 mg
- 20%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
previous recipe:
Crispy Oven-Fried Fish Fillets
next recipe:
Broccoli Fish Bake


text:
The Washington Township Zoning Board of Adjustment began hearing testimony Tuesday from applicant First Hartford Realty Corp regarding use variance and bulk variance requests for a proposed CVS and secondary retail space along Pascack Road.
Attorney Russell Huntington, representing the applicant, began by introducing to the board and the public the reasons why the variances were being sought. He also said the area was more suited for the proposed retail use than it was for its existing residential use. He explained the township would benefit if the land is allotted for the county to make improvements to the intersection of Pascack Road and Washington Avenue, as has been proposed.
His first and only witness at the meeting was engineer David Caruso, who provided an overview of the proposed use. The retail space would encompass lots 6-11 of Block 2110, also known as 660-668 Pascack Road (directly across Washington Avenue from ). The existing single-family homes, several of which are dilapidated or in poor repair, would be demolished to make way for the new retail space.
The proposed CVS Pharmacy would be 13,080 square feet of retail space, but a total of 15,180 square feet when the mezzanine and second floor storage are factored in.
In addition to the pharmacy, the northern retail space would be 4,000 square feet, and examples set forth by the applicant for the variance request included a beauty salon and coffee shop such as a Dunkin Donuts.
Access to the site would include two left and right turns off of Pascack Road to the site, likely at Jefferson Avenue, and a single option off Washington Avenue. The CVS would feature a drive-thru pharmacy at the northeast corner.
The proposed drive-thru, Caruso explained, was not typical of most CVS locations. He said it was moved to be less of an inconvenience to local residents, as the proposed store would potentially be open up to seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Mention was made about bringing in utilities like gas, water and electric most likely off Pascack Road. The applicant estimates pharmacy deliveries to the CVS would be weekly while perishables like soda and milk might be delivered daily.
Drainage would meet or exceed New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection requirements, and Caruso and Huntington stated that the proposed plan would improve overall runoff issues.
While Caruso conceded that the proposed plan would include 80 percent impervious coverage for the retail spaces and parking, he said there would still be landscaping considerations for screening and deciduous and shade trees on the site. Preliminary information was presented, though Huntington explained that in all likelihood a landscaping expert will be brought in for more thorough testimony in the future.
Zoning Board Chairman William Johnson pointed out that like the court system, this would be a lengthy process. Board members are expected to continue hearing from the applicant at the July 19 Zoning Board meeting.


text:
More Secrecy Sought in Government Dealings With Business Recruiting
Memphis legislators are pushing a bill in the General Assembly that would allow local governments to keep many of their dealings with industrial prospects secret for up to five years, The Tennessean says.
The rule would kick in if a city or county government's attorney says releasing the information would hurt efforts to recruit companies that might bring new jobs.
..Tennessee officials are often tight-lipped about how they recruit corporations -- and the incentives they're offering -- for fear of tipping off competitors in another state.
But opponents of the newly proposed bill say it would give local governments broad powers to basically craft their own public records rules and go beyond current law to keep information away from taxpayers.
"The bill would allow local governments to adopt their own public records policies in the handling of that information, which means that a company could insist that a city sign a confidentiality agreement that would prevent it from talking about incentives and other things that might cost the taxpayers money," said Frank Gibson, executive director of the Tennessee Coalition for Open Government. "And it gives the municipality's lawyer a lot of power to decide what can be kept secret."
The measure, introduced in the state Senate by Sen. Mark Norris, R-Memphis, and in the House by Rep. Larry Miller, D-Memphis, is backed by the Greater Memphis Chamber of Commerce, which complained that the city lost a potential new manufacturing plant because no guarantee could be given that proprietary information about its operations would remain private.
This is a very bad bill and idea, and we should not be surprised the self-serving business lobby is behind it.


text:
Air, Breathing and the Environment
We prefer Clean Air, Clean Water
Air and Breathing
The Way of Breath
Sarcoidosis is a multisystem immune-mediated disease. Airborne sources of antigens interact with immune defenses to create the granulomatous immune response in tissues. Granulomas are one form of delayed hypersensitivity reactions in tissues that take weeks or months to form and leave permanent scars. Some chronic infections such as tuberculosis and fungal infections produce granulomas. Sarcoid granulomas appear in the lungs and the lymph nodes that receive antigens from the lungs. Granulomas also appear in the skin and other organs.
Occupational clusters have been reported in health-care workers, US Navy enlistees, teachers, automobile manufacturers, retail industry workers and firefighters. Granulomatous diseases have been associated with exposures to organic dusts, metals, molds, chemical dust, silica, wood dust, and smoke. Izbicki et al followed 26 fire fighters who developed sarcoidosis after exposure to World Trade Center dust during the collapse and rescue/recovery efforts. A large number of exposed citizens developed upper respiratory symptoms, especially chronic cough and increased asthma attacks from inflammation in the upper and lower respiratory tracts but only a small number developed granulomatous disease.
More than 400 substances were found in samples of WTC dust in four main categories: (1) particulate matter (calcium carbonate and silica) and fibers (chrysotile asbestos, fibrous glass, gypsum); (2) organic chemical pollutants, including polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, other hydrocarbons (naphthalene, fluorine, polychlorinated biphenyl, dibenzo-p-dioxins, and diphenyl ethers), benzene, and freon; (3) gases, such as carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulfide, combustion byproducts from WTC fires that burned until mid-December 2001, and diesel exhaust fumes from the vehicles/machinery employed during the rescue recovery effort; and (4) heavy metals. Some of these substances had already been associated with granuloma formation.
Gabriel Izbicki, Robert Chavko, Gisela I. Banauch; et al World Trade Center "Sarcoid-Like" Granulomatous Pulmonary Disease in New York City Fire Department Rescue Workers. CHEST. 2007;131(5):1414-1423.
Discussions of Environmental Science and Human Ecology were developed by Environmed Research Inc. Sechelt, B.C. Canada. Online Topics were developed from the book, Air and Breathing. This book helps you understand air quality issues, normal breathing and the causes of breathing disorders. You will find detailed information about the atmosphere, air pollution and climate change, airborne infection, air quality and airborne hazards at home.
Stephen J. Gislason MD. Air and Breathing. Alpha Education Books. 2014. Digital eBook Edition for Download
Not all respiratory diseases are caused by airborne pathogens. If asthma, bronchitis and/or nose sinus congestion is chronic or attacks occur frequently in all seasons and are not related to airborne exposure, then consider delayed pattern food allergy as the cause and do diet revision using the Alpha Nutrition Program.
Alpha Nutrition Books (below). Click the
Add to Cart button on the left to order printed book for mail delivery from
Alpha Online.
Alpha Online Store----Create an Account | Start an Order | Return to Shopping Cart | Contact Us | Order Help | Logon to my Account


text:
We believe that a surfboard is one of the most personal items you can buy for yourself. Everyone has different experience levels, preferences, weight/height, and your going to be surfing different waves in different places. We have developed a simple three-step process that insures we will get all the proper information to make your board the way you want it. Also, you are able to make a secure payment through our web site.
Call us, we will never make a custom board without speaking to the rider to find out the essential details. We can be reached at 760-473-3543 or toll free at 888-337-7873.
We will discuss the following:
1. Experience level
2. Age / Height / Weight
3. What kind of waves do you mostly surf?
4. Where do you live?
5. What you're looking for out of your custom board?
After we determine what board we're going to shape you, you will have options for glassing, fins and artwork which will also determine the final cost. After we come to an agreement on the price we move forward to step two.
We will email you an invoice that will outline the details of your order. At the bottom there will be a total cost and a link that will take you to a secure part of our web site where you can make payment and again, review the details of your order. We will begin your order immediately after speaking to you, if we don't receive payment within 48 hours we will call you to find out if there are any problems.
We do our job and make sure your board ships out within the time frame we discussed.
Picking up or shipping?
We can ship anywhere in the world, its just a matter of what you are willing to pay. Shipping domestic in the US averages between $50 and $75 for a standard short board. Other areas of the US like Massachusetts (the Cape) or Rhode Island can be a bit more expensive because they are considered to be a bit out of the way for freight companies.
In any case, if you are concerned about freight costs, hit us up and we'll quote the freight for you.


text:
See Also:
2003 Dodge Ram Van 2500
2003 Dodge Ram Van 1500
Information Coming Soon
See Photos & Videos
Cars.com will post crash-test ratings information as soon as it becomes available.
What will my monthly cost be?
What is the most I can afford?
Compare finance offers to decide what's right for you.


text:
What should I know before taking repaglinide-metformin oral?
If you are:
Possibly Safe: INSUFFICIENT HUMAN DATA AVAILABLE
Precaution: NO KNOWN INFANT ADVERSE OUTCOMES; MFR ADVISES CAUTION
An adult over 60:
Precaution: (SOM)INCR. RISK OF LACTIC ACIDOSIS W/AGE, IMPAIRED RENAL FNX, & CHF
Giving repaglinide-metformin oral to a child under 12:
Warning: SAFETY AND EFFICACY IN PEDIATRICS < 10YRS NOT ESTABLISHED.


text:
311 views2 Comments
226 views78 Comments
129 views127 Comments
115 views1016 Comments
70 views313 Comments
4055 views78 Comments
2617 views127 Comments
2120 views1016 Comments
1703 views313 Comments
1511 views29 Comments
36784 views78 Comments
20692 views1016 Comments
15605 views313 Comments
12551 views127 Comments
12301 views1340 Comments
All games mentioned or hosted and images appearing on JayIsGames are Copyright their respective owner(s).
All other content is Copyright ©2003-2014 JayIsGames.com. All Rights Reserved.
We review every day Free Online Games and Mobile Games. JayIsGames brings to you a free online experience with the best free online games. You can read our daily honest reviews and walkthroughs, play games, discuss about them. JayIsGames.com is a leading Flash and Online game review site. Since 2003. We review every day only the best, including casual games, flash games, arcade games, indie games, download games, shooting games, escape games, RPG games, puzzle games, mobile games and much more.
Submit a Game: Don't just read reviews or play games on JayIsGames.com, submit them! Submit your game now and we might release it in homepage. Use our game submission form.
Check us back often! We add new games every day and only the best games!


text:
Sponsored by:
Search All Content Point of Care Guidelines Search
CSWN talks with E. Magnus Ohman, MD, Senior Investigator, Duke Clinical Research Institute, about the updated guidelines for the diagnosis and management of patients with stable ischemic heart disease.
Rick McGuire
Erik Magnus Ohman, M.D., F.A.C.C.
Statements or opinions expressed in this program reflects the views of the contributors
do not reflect the official policy of the ACCF, unless otherwise noted.


text:
By Nita Johnson
Staff Writer
LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. — The unpredictable change of seasons — that has taken place within a days' time here recently — continued its trend as 2014 rang in last week. The tolerable temperatures that marked New Year's Day involved clearing out my storage building and collecting all the Christmas decorations from my yard. For once, it was fortunate that I actually heeded the weather forecasts and put all the boxes and crates back safely inside the building that evening, or else I would now be tackling a massive heap of soggy and unusable decorations.
While I cannot claim any cosmic intuition or karmic abilities, I did find it ironic that the snow came just after I removed the Christmas wreath and replaced it with one that boasts of snowflakes and snowmen.
In my childhood and adolescent years, winter always brought an abundance of snow, perfect for tackling the steep hills of the countryside. Whether it be on sleds, plastic slides, or even sheets of tin, the winter season offered its own physical activities.
A sizable snow during my children's teen years brought out my own childish trends with the construction of several snowmen in my front yard. One was decked out in Kentucky Wildcats apparel, from the scarf to the hat and included a sign promoting our state-favored team (sorry, Cardinal fans!). The other adorned the green and blue of North Laurel, where my children attended school.
Playing in the snow with the two oldest grandchildren is another tradition that I revered. But the absence of the beautiful white flakes of any depth for several years interfered with my opportunity to share those snow memories with Kynna. So when several inches of snow were predicted about four years ago, I trekked carefully to Corbin — amid snow, freezing rain and frantic phone calls from my husband — in order to get Kynna so I could share the snow experience with her as I had with Hannah and Sierra. The glitter of the sun on the new fallen snow the next morning was dim compared to the glow on that child's face as she looked outside in anticipation of playing in the snow with Nana. We built two snowmen, went sliding on the neighbor's sloping property and made memories that I, at least, will never forget.
The adult duties of going to work in treacherous weather definitely puts a damper on the joy of freshly fallen snow. The road crews in this area do an outstanding job of clearing the highways and by-ways, leaving me with little excuse to miss work due to road conditions.
But when snow accumulation is predicted, you can bet I'll be hoping for a weekend so I can share the same snow experience with 3-year-old Autumn and hopefully, continue the tradition into the coming years with the new granddaughter due in May of this year.
For me, snow brings memories of childhood that I hope I never outgrow.


text:
Design: TV2224
Delightful Damask Personalized Ticket
Personalized TicketsTCAVPR
Made to Order - 1 business day processing+shipping
Your Price: $0.99 each
Minimum Order Quantity: 50
Qty. of 50 - 99 price $0.99 each
Qty. of 100 - 199 price $0.89 each
Qty. of 200 - 299 price $0.79 each
Qty. of 300 + price $0.69 each
Custom tickets that match your event's theme!These Delightful Damask Personalized Tickets have a background with a beautiful dazzling pattern customized with your own wording to match your theme. Each one-sided Delightful Damask Ticket is printed on heavy white paper and measures 2 inches wide x 4 3/4 inches high.
Please allow ample time for delivery. Our ship date for this product is noted in your shopping cart. Many items are shipped separately, so please allow extra time for these items to arrive. Shipping charges are based on the value of the merchandise and not the number of shipments. For additional shipping information, contact our Customer Service Department at (email@example.com or 1-800-227-2789).
Detailed shipping information
Detailed shipping information


text:
PaySchools: Make Payments Online!
Logan-Magnolia Public Schools is pleased to unveil our new, online payment processing system, PaySchools. This program allows you to make school-related payments online via e-check or credit card at your convenience all from our school's Web site. (K-12 students need to click on the Lo-Ma JMC button on the school home page to make lunch payments.)
How It Works
The first time you access PaySchools, you will be asked to create a username and password. After you login, simply select the item(s) you wish to purchase then choose to pay by e-check or credit card. To pay by e-check (directly debiting your bank account), you will enter your bank's ABA routing number and personal bank account number. To make your purchase by credit card, enter the account number and expiration date for your VISA, MasterCard or Discover credit card. After you complete your purchase, an e-mail confirmation and receipt will immediately be sent to you. PaySchools uses Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) software, requires passwords throughout the program, and does not store personal bank or credit card information to ensure privacy and security for users.
Benefits For You
* Easy and convenient online access to pay fees 24 hours a day, 7 days a week
* No more lost checks
* Ability to view account history of purchases
* Assurance of private and secure transmissions
* Elementary Meals payments are updated to your student account within 10 minutes. JH/HS Meals are updated to your student account the following business day.
Not only is this service a convenience for you, it saves district resources that can be spent on your child's education.
We are currently accepting online payments for the following items: (select appropriate items)
To get started, select an item below
|Elementary Preschool Fees
|Elementary Registration
|JH/HS Registration Fees
|Lo-Ma Activities


text:
First ever fanpost! Thanks for reading!
A year after the St. Louis Rams went 2-14, Jeff Fisher and Les Snead took over and immediately improved a struggling squad to a hard-nosed and intense football team. The Rams went 7-8-1, however many fans were still disappointed by the lack of offensive firepower and discipline. The Defense was a force to be reckoned with, with new additions Cortland Finnegan, Michael Brockers, Janoris Jenkins, and Jo-Lonn Dunbar bringing a fiery passion to a once porous D. Although there are still a few holes to fix in the defense (FS, SS, OLB), the focus of this offseason is to bring the offense and defense to a great balance by adding more weapons for Sam Bradford to use. It will be a good change to see our offense being able to keep our opponents in some type of fear with new weapons and young sophomores (Brian Quick, Isaiah Pead, Daryl Richardson) continuing to develop. WITH ONE OFFSEASON WE CAN TURN OUR NASTY UP & COMING TEAM TO A CONFERENCE CONTENDER!
Offseason Cuts/Non-resigned:
Steven Jackson
Offseason Resigned:
Quintin Mikell (discounted price, fingers crossed)
Offseason Free-Agent Additions:
Sebastian Vollmer/Andre Smith
Louis Delmas (very talented, plagued by injuries in 2012)
THE DRAFT: (I won't include any trades to prevent unrealistic scenarios)
Round 1 Pick #16: FS out of Texas, Kenny Vaccaro
Kenny Vaccaro shores up one of the safety spots and is arguably the best safety in the draft. A sure tackler, he is also a great cover DB, and won't have coverage lapses like one Mr. Craig Dahl had all year. Plus, past Texas safeties have done very well in the league.. (Michael Griffin, Earl Thomas) Paired with Delmas or Mikell, our safety spots look a bit more, well.. safe. Comparison: Earl Thomas
Round 1 Pick #22: TE - Tyler Eifert/Zach Ertz out of Notre Dame & Stanford respectively
We all know Sammy B loves to utilize his TE's as a safety blanket. Unfortunately, although Lance Kendricks has progressed, we all hoped he would be filling a greater role. Either Eifert of Ertz is a mismatch waiting to happen. Their receiving skills are all-pro ready and they use their big bodies to get open and overpower defenders. They both need help on their blocking, but there are few, if any safeties that will be able to cover these shooting guards coming down the middle of the field. Comparison: Kyle Rudolph
Round 2 Pick #46: DT out of Purdue, Kawaan Short
Short could have come out last draft but chose to stay one more year. He boosted his stock mightily during the Senior Bowl. Short is an extremely strong man who pushes double-teams out of the way. A 3-man rotation of Brockers, Langford, and Short will hopefully stop the huge gains that were made by runners last year. Bring this D to an elite level! Comparison: Pat Williams
Round 3 Pick #78 WR out of Tennessee Tech, Da'Rick Rogers
Da'Rick was supposed to be the next A.J. Green or Julio Jones but had off-field issues and eventually transferred to Tennessee Tech. He still performed extremely well his senior year and has a chance to be drafted in the first few rounds of the draft. His hands are very sure and his route-running is pro-ready. As we know, Jeff Fisher has the respect to keep off-field issues from being a larger problem in the NFL. He will make sure Rogers keeps his head out of his ass and uses his amazing talents the way he should be using them. Rogers and Quick on the outside with Givens and Pettis in the slot will be a young but amazingly dynamic Wideout group. Comparison: Brandon Marshall
Round 4 Pick #110 RB out of South Carolina, Marcus Lattimore
Lattimore was the next Adrian Peterson before his injury. However since AD had an ACL tear, there's no saying that Lattimore can't be the newest major knee injury success story. He has all the talent in the world, with the potential to be a top 5 running back in the league. For this year, Greene, Richardson, and Pead can hold their own until Lattimore is ready to take over as the lead back. Comparison: Adrian Peterson
Round 5 Pick #142 OG/C out of USC, Khaled Holmes
Holmes is one of the top C's of this weak draft class and can transition to OG for depth. He provides depth for Scott Wells, as he is coming off another knee surgery. Maybe Holmes can even push for the starting position and give the Rams more cap space instead of the oft-injured Wells. Comparison: Ben Jones
Round 6 Pick #174 WR formerly out of Washington St., Marquess Wilson
Another knucklehead?! Well, it wasn't all Marquess that got him kicked off the team. We know Mike Leach has his problems. And Marquess Wilson was a first round WR had he stayed in school. He is tall and lanky, and should beef up a little before he can be physically dominant like Da'Rick Rogers. Makes highlight reel catches with complete ease. He can easily add 20 lbs and be another great weapon in case any WR before him on the depth chart goes down. Comparison: Jerome Simpson
Round 7 Pick #206 OLB out of Maryland, Kenny Tate
Kenny Tate used to be a safety but transitioned after yoking up a few 20 lbs. He is a hard tackler and has great athletic ability. OLB is not a priority in my opinion because of the fact that the Rams are in nickel 85% of the time. He will be good depth and may start if coached correctly. Comparison: Manny Lawson
As you can tell, this draft includes all high-ceiling players will immense talent! With one offseason our beloved St. Louis Rams will be once again fighting for a playoff spot like we all hoped they would this year! RAMS ALL DAY! P.S. This is my first fanpost, a die-hard 18-y/o Rams fan from Vegas! "Playoffs here we come!" -LVRamz
Round 1: Kenny Vaccaro FS, Tyler Eifert/Zach Ertz TE
Round 2: Kawaan Short DT
Round 3: Da'Rick Rogers WR
Round 4: Marcus Lattimore RB
Round 5: Khaled Holmes OG/OC
Round 6: Marquess Wilson WR
Round 7: Kenny Tate OLB


text:
Tagged: The Durutti Column
Stream: Rare Track From New Factory Records Comp
On Tuesday, September 18th, club music preservationists Strut Records will release the second installment of its Fac. Dance series, a collection of lost 12-inches and rareties from Manchester's storied Factory Records imprint, known for championing … read more »
POSTED September 14, 2012 3:00PM IN MP3 / STREAMS, MUSIC NEWS, MUSIC VIDEO Comments (2) TAGS: ESG, Joy Division, New Order, The Durutti Column
The Singles Collection – Outer Spacist, Sneakers, Silk Flowers
In this week's Singles Collection, we visit some of the outer reaches of the sonic spectrum, with a voyage to some of the odder corners. This week's trio of bands, two of which were reared deep in the ruddy Midwest, while the third is a gaggle of NYC miscreants, all currently plumb the depths of strange aural cocktails and willful obfuscation in their quest for, well, whatever the hell it is they're looking for. read more »
POSTED March 11, 2009 6:20PM IN THE TRIPWIRE TAGS: Iggy Pop, Post Present Medium, Silk Flowers, Sneakers, The Durutti Column, The Singles Collection, This Heat, Wayne Coyne


text:
Journal Sentinel TV and film critic Duane Dudek looks at life on the small and big screen, and some of the cool stuff on both.
Jimmy Fallon "slow jams" the news with Chris Christie
The slightly naughty latest in the series of "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" "slow jams" of the news - often with a newsmaker and with music by The Roots - features New Jersey governor, possible presidential candidate and newly slim - Chris Christie.
"Chris Christie wants to hear what you have to say / So do the people at the NSA," sings Tarik Trotter of the Roots.
Hopefully Fallon takes this routine with him when he takes over the "Tonight" show.
Tags: slow jam : Fallon : The Roots : Chris Christie : New Jersey
Permalink | Email This Blog
- You can log in to this system either through Facebook or using your JSOnline public profile. JSOnline public profile. Please note that your public profile login will be different than your JS Everywhere login.
- You can personalize your public profile with a photo. You can also use that profile to sign up for email newsletters and alerts.
- While we strive for a lively and vigorous debate of the issues, we do not tolerate name calling, foul language or other inappropriate behavior. Please see our discussion guidelines and terms of use for more information.
- While we do our best to moderate comments, we do not screen comments before they are posted. If you see a comment that violates our guidelines, please use the "Report Abuse" link to notify us of the issue.
- We reserve the right to close commenting on specific stories.


text:
CCG Investor Relations ("CCG"), a leading US-headquartered global investor relations and strategic communications consultancy, today announced the presenting companies for 2013 China Best Ideas Investment Conference. The event will showcase some of the very best managed Chinese companies that are listed overseas and foster an open and informative dialogue with investors. The event will be co-hosted by Marcum Bernstein & Pinchuk, a top-ranking U.S accounting and consulting firm with a substantial China and international practice.
Crocker Coulson, President Tel: +1-646-213-1915 E-mail: email@example.com


text:
Top Stories
- Previewing Day Six of Dallas Cowboys training camp: Tony Romo, Ronald Leary and Morris Claiborne
- Five observations from the first week of Cowboys training camp
- Jerry Jones: On draft night, 'it was that close' to putting that Johnny Manziel card in
- Barry Church says Cowboys D would welcome back Josh Brent: 'We need all the help we can get'
- Heavier, stronger Gavin Escobar interested in heavier Cowboys workload
- How far has Dallas Cowboys DE George Selvie come since this time last year?
- Lance Dunbar: Injuries have been the only thing stopping me from being successful in the NFL
- Quiz: how do you pass a test given by Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett?
- Still automatic? Dallas Cowboys K Dan Bailey talks about NFL's preseason PAT experiment
- Can Cowboys rookie DeMarcus Lawrence get 10 sacks? "When I see it, I'll say that's pretty good," DC Rod Marinelli says
Cowboys Draft
Michael Ainsworth/Staff Photographer
Cowboys back to work today: Will Tony Romo be able to go?
Top Sports Stories
College football
Projected starters for Texas, Baylor, A&M, TCU, SMU, Tech and OU
Who's your favorite?
2014 SportsDayDFW Broadcasters Bracket: And the winner is ...
Special Report
Listen live to 1310 The Ticket radio station. Fast forward, pause and rewind up to 20 minutes and read up-to-the-minute news on your favorite teams.


text:
This is 100% Authentic Louis Vuitton Speedy 40 a reinterpretation of the keep all travel bag. Its rounded form reveals an exceptionally spacious interior. For increased safety, it features large zipper closure.
Made in France
Serial Number: SP 0998
Size: App 16 x 10 x 7.5 inches or 40 x 25 x 19 cm
Overall 9 of 10 Excellent pre owned condition with gentle signs of use.
Canvas Looks fantastic with hardly any signs of use.
Leather Looks clean with very light patina/color and light signs of use.
Inside Very clean and not much sign/feel of use.
Shape Keeps its shape well.
Edges Very light signs of use.
Hardware Nice and shiny and in perfect working order.
Smell Item comes from smoke and odor free environment.
Dust Bag Not included.
Padlock and Key Yes included with 1 key.
Extra comments: Item in stunning overall condition.


text:
Visas and Other Entry Requirements
Laos visas are required of all visitors coming into the country, with a few exceptions. Tourist visas may be obtained in three ways:
- From a Laos embassy or consulate near you. The address of the Lao Embassy in the US is: 2222 S St. NW, Washington, DC 20008.
- Visa on arrival at one of three points of entry: the airports at Vientiane and Luang Prabang, or at the Friendship Bridge bordering Thailand and Vientiane. Visitors must provide passport photographs on arrival.
- Through a tour company under contract with the Lao government.
Visa requirements. Your passport must be valid for at least six months after your arrival, with a blank page for your visa stamp. The visitor must provide two passport-sized photos, US$30 for visa stamp fees, and show a return or onward ticket.
Visa extensions. Extensions of 30 days' duration may be obtained at the Bureau of Immigration on Lane Xang Avenue, Vientiane.
Customs regulations. Visitors may bring these items duty-free: 500 cigarettes, 100 cigars, or 500 grams of tobacco; 2 bottles of wine; 1 bottle of other alcoholic beverages; and personal jewelry up to 500 grams in weight. Currency worth $2,000 or more must be declared on arrival.
Carrying antiques out of Laos is prohibited - any such items found on your person will be confiscated. Antiques purchased outside of Laos must be declared on arrival.
Departure tax. $10. Exemptions for children under 2 years of age and transit passengers.
Health & Immunizations
Laos' health infrastructure is shoddy at best, so visitors need to take all necessary precautions before flying in. A few Vientiane hospitals are adequately equipped to treat non-life-threatening injuries and diseases:
Mahosot Hospital
Phone: +856-21-214018
Mother & Child Hospital
Phone: +856-21-216410
Sethathirath Hospital
Phone: +856-21-351156, +856-21-351158
Metapap (Friendship Hospital)
Phone: +856-21-710006 ext. 141
Note: Metapap is a qualified trauma hospital, best equipped for injuries like fractures
If something really serious happens, you will have to leave the country. The U.S. Embassy in Laos' Medical Information page recommends two hospitals in Thailand, close to the border:
AEK International Hospital
Udorn Thani, Thailand
Phone: +66-42-342-555
Nong Khai Wattana Hospital
Nong Khai, Thailand
Phone: +66-42-465-201
In the most severe cases, you may be airlifted out of the country. Visitors should get health insurance that covers air evacuation. (More on that in this article: Travel Insurance in Southeast Asia.)
Immunizations. No specific immunizations are required, but you should get a few just in case: a cholera vaccination certificate is encouraged, and malaria is a constant risk throughout the whole country. A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from visitors arriving from infected areas.
Other diseases you may want to cover with immunizations are typhoid, tetanus, hepatitis A and B, polio and tuberculosis.
For more specific health issues in Cambodia, you can visit the Center for Disease Control website, or MDTravelHealth.com's page on Laos.
Money Matters
Laos' official currency is the Kip: you'll find it in denominations of 500, 1,000, 2,000, 5,000, 10,000, 20,000, and 50,000. The kip is inconvertible outside of Laos - make sure to exchange at the airport before you go!
US dollars and Thai baht are commonly accepted in urban areas, while more remote places will accept only kip.
Laos' banks include Banque pour le Commerce Exterier Lao (BCEL), Sethathirath Bank, Nakornluang Bank, Joint Development Bank, and some Thai banks. BCEL and a few other local banks now have ATMs, mostly concentrated in Vientiane with a few others in Luang Prabang, Savanneket, Pakse, and Tha Khaek. Maximum withdrawable amount is 700,000 kip. ATMs accept MasterCard, Maestro, and Cirrus.
Traveler's checks and credit cards can be used at major banks, hotels, restaurants and shops, but are rarely accepted outside the regular tourist circuit. Some travel agents and guest houses will let you take out an advance from your credit card for a fee averaging about $3.
Lao law shares the draconian attitude to drugs common in Southeast Asia. For more information, read: Harsh Punishments for Drug Use in Southeast Asia.
Crime is relatively rare in Laos, but sneak theft and bag snatching have been known to happen. Mind your belongings in public spaces and tourist areas.
Land mines are common near the border with Vietnam. Visitors must never stray off the known paths, and travel with a local guide.
The judicial system is soft in Laos and weighted against the average tourist. Avoid any drug use (punishable by death), criticism of the government, or sexual relations with a Lao citizen (absolutely illegal, unless you're married to that citizen).
- Laos - Country-Specific Travel Information - U.S. Department of State
- Travel Advice for Laos - Australian Department of Foreign Affairs
Laos has a rainy season between May and October, with a cool, dry season from November to March and a hot summer from March to May.
November-March: The cool, dry season the best time to visit Laos, as temperatures are cooler (especially up north), humidity is lower, and the roads and rivers are in prime shape for travel. Temperatures in the lowlands can drop to around 59°F (15°C), and highlands can experience temperatures as low as 32°F (0°C).
March-May: The hot, dry summer season is just about the worst time to visit. Rice farmers set fire to their dried-up croplands to set the ground for the next planting, enveloping the land in an ugly smoky haze. Temperatures can go as high as 95°F (35°C) during this time.
May-October: the rainy monsoon season brings daily downpours lasting a few hours. Floods and landslides make many areas impassable this time of year. On the other hand, the Mekong's slow boats come into their own during the rainy season.
What to wear. Bring a light jacket during the peak season, especially if you're headed north or to the highlands. For any other time of year, wear light cotton clothes and a hat to beat the heat. When visiting temples, dress conservatively and wear shoes that can easily be taken off.