text:
The Salem News
---- — agateHed:GIRLS SOCCER
Marblehead 1, Rockport 0: Sophomore Mia Bongiorno sent a free kick into the net with 18 minutes to play as Marblehead (1-0) got an outstanding team effort in a season opening win. Sophomore Lauren Unterborn made two saves to earn her first varsity shutout.
Bishop Fenwick 5, Arlington Catholic 0: The Crusaders (3-0) earned their second straight shutout as Merry Harrington and Emily Rocker split time in net. Vicky Caruso had two goals to lead a balanced Fenwick offense and Danielle Deltorto, Annette Ruggiero and Abbey Rocket each scored once.
Beverly 3, Lynn Classical 3: The Rams scored with two minutes left in regulation to earn a point against previously unblemished Beverly (2-0-1). Caitlin Harty had a pair of goals as Beverly trailed 1-0 and then led 2-1. Caitlyn Munzing scored to give Beverly a 3-2 lead that didn't last and junior Eva Gourdeau assisted on all three goals.
Waring 8, Landmark 1: Junior Isabelle Cookson and freshman Hattie Cookson each buried a pair of goals and Waring took its season opener.
Masconomet 9, Triton 2: Kaleigh White scored a hat trick to give her seven goals in two games as the Chieftains (2-0) rolled to an easy win. Julia O'Reilly finished with a pair of goals while Kate Kitsakos also had two. Paige Pratt contributed three assists in the win while Sarah Katz and Izzy Scarpone were among the stars defensively.
Ipswich 0, Georgetown 0: Despite constantly rotating fresh bodies on a 90-plus degree day and outshooting their foes 18-2, the Tigers (1-0-2) were forced to settle for a scoreless tie. Senior sweeper Emily Brengle had a strong game defensively for Ipswich, which got a shutout from Hannah Lynch.
agateHed:BOYS SOCCER
Berwick 3, Pingree 0: Captains Connor Reardon, Reese Fulmer and Ben Rotner all played well in Pingree's season opening setback.
St. John's Prep 8, Malden Catholic 1: Junior Patrick Foley had a hat trick and scored the first three goals of his varsity career as the Eagles (1-0-1) took care of their Catholic Conference opener. Senior Matt Chilton also had a hat trick and junior Sam Perel and sophomore Josh Lang both also netted their first varsity goals.
Georgetown 3, Ipswich 2: Max Benford's late goal assisted by Sean Whooley made it a one score contest, but the Royals held on to hand the Tigers (2-1) their first loss of 2013. Sam Benford also scored on a penalty kick for Ipswich.
Masconomet 5, triton 0: Willie Stewart made three saves to backbone the Chieftains (2-0-1) to victory. P.J. Criscione and Regan Charie scored and assisted on each other's goals; other Masconomet scorers were Stephen Pease, captain Adam Grammer and Edison Forbes.
Bishop Fenwick 1, Arlington Catholic 0: Alex Heroian's first half goal, assisted by Rashad DaSilva, stood up as the Crusaders (2-2) used all 20 players in the heat and got a total team effort on defense. The backline of Alex Baker, Greg Enos, Travis Maxner and Cam Mirra performed well in front of goalie Ryan Trott, who earned his second shutout.
agateHed:FIELD HOCKEY
Beverly 6, Peabody 0: Senior Allie Sheehan had a pair of goals while Grace Otterbein, Hannah Silvestri, Callie Donovan and senior captain Nicole Woods also tallied to lift the Panthers (4-1). Kate Silvestri added a pair of assists in the win while senior captain Felicity Otterbein (5 saves) earned the shutout.
Danvers 6, Salem 0: The Falcons (1-1-1) earned their first victory of the season as Anna O'Neill had a goal and an assist while contributing all over the field. Nicole Papamecheil (2 saves) registered the shutout while Raquel Leslie, Kate Leonard, Rachel Trocchi, Lizzie Prentiss and Nicole Kamens also had goals in the victory. Trocchi (coming back from mono) and Kamens also picked up assists.
Marblehead 4, Gloucester 1: Junior forward Hannah Fobart notched a pair of goals to give the Magicians the win. Senior forwards Eliza Fitzgerald and Madison Shea had single goals for Marblehead (2-1), while Charlotte Moriarty and Olivia Hazlett were stars defensively.
Bishop Fenwick 4, Swampscott 0: Senior Erinn Johnson scored a pair of goals and added one assist while senior captain Bridgette Townsend stopped six saves for the shutout to keep Fenwick unbeaten. Erin Clancy and Brianna Trodella added single goals for the Crusaders (4-0).
The Big Blue (0-2-1) got a strong performance off the bench from sophomore mid Isabelle Fillenworth.
Pingree 3, Berwick 0: Freshman Anna Caneb of Manchester scored two goals to power Pingree to victory in its season opener. Elizia Mead also scored for the winners; Jill Witwicki had a pair of assists and Kelsey Dion earned the shutout in goal, making five saves. Nicole Giannino, a freshman midfield from Boxford, had a terrific varsity debut for Pingree as well.
agateHed:BOYS CROSS COUNTRY
Hamilton-Wenham sweeps: Senior captain Matt Gillis won the race easily in a time of 16:31 to power the Generals (2-1) to victories over Amesbury, 19-39, and Ipswich, 19-44. Michael Allara finished third (17:47), John Blatchford took fourth (17:49), Jack Gordeau placed sixth (17:57) and Charles Cring was ninth (18:12).
Peabody 17, Gloucester 47: Seniors Drew Fossa, Ben Braz and junior Alex Greco ran together and finished as a pack in 15:28 to lead Peabody to an impressive opening day win. Freshman Marcelo Rocha was fifth with a time of 15:49.
Masco takes a pair: Freshman Kyle Faddis was the overall winner in 18:08 as Masconomet took down Georgetown (20-41) and Lynnfield (19-40) in a tri-meet at Bradley Palmer. Charlie Gilefeather, Danny Cosgrove and Baxter Demers finished fourth, fifth and sixth for the Chieftains (3-0).
St. John's Prep 222, Catholic Memorial 246: The Eagles improved to 2-1 led by sophomore Steven DeLisio, who birdied holes 6, 7 and 8 to finish with a 1-under 34 at Kernwood Country Club in Salem. Senior Justin Serowik shot a 1-over 36 while sophomore James Turner had a 2-over 37.
North Reading 138, Hamilton-Wenham 135: No. 1 player Scott Hughes, a junior, shot a 2-under 34 at Myopia, good for 40 points, but the Generals fell to 1-1 after a close setback. Cole Farnham added 26 points to the cause while Mike Gillis finished with 25 and Harrison O'Brien 20.
Ipswich 137, Masconomet 120: Jon O'Brien led the Tigers (2-1) with 27 points in a close Cape Ann League match at Ipswich Country Club. Austin Rubino, Kyle Mulkerin and freshman Tomas Forman each had 23 points for Ipswich while Masco (1-1) got 23 points from Paul O'Kelly and a 21-point effort from Joe Klingensmith.
Marblehead 43 1/2, Danvers 28 1/2: The Magicians improved to 3-1 with Kyle Mualden, Jake Kramer and Pitch Riley each winning their matches. Alex Martin and Matt Alexander had strong rounds for Danvers, which dipped to 0-3.
Peabody 3, Salem 1: The Tanners, behind senior captain Carolyn Scacchi's 24 service points, 12 kills and four aces, rallied to win the final two sets and take the match, 25-15, 18-25, 25-20, 25-20. Olivia Summitt had six kills and Sara Hosman finished with nine assists and two kills for Peabody (3-0).
Hannah Mullarkey had a strong game with nine kills and six digs for Salem (1-3) while Coddy Holman had six kills and six digs and Kayti LaFrancois added 13 digs.
Swampscott 3, Danvers 1: The Falcons won the first set in program history, though the Big Blue came out on top 26-24, 25-19, 24-26, 25-8. Shannon Veilleux had 10 assists and four aces for Danvers while Abby Bennett had 12 service receptions and didn't make any errors,
agateHed:GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY
Masconomet wins two: The Chieftains topped Georgetown (15-50) and Lynnfield (19-44) to improve to 3-0 on the season. Megan Collins was the overall race winning in 20:23, followed by Kathleen Gillespie in third in 22:19. Kim Cosgrove (22:39), Abby Greenslade (24:15) and Gwen Ellis (24:22) made up the rest of the top six as Masco had five of the first six finishers.
Peabody 17, Gloucester 47: The Tanner trio of Lauren Barrett, Samantha Allen and Toni Pagliuca all crossed the finish line in 19:11 as Peabody won its season opener at home. Sydney May was fifth for Peabody.
Amesbury 27, Ipswich 32: Annie Zampitella ran 21:27 to lead Ipswich, which also lost to Hamilton-Wenham, 15-50, in a tri-meet. Maggie Brown ran 22:44 followed by freshmen Norah Hughes (23:43) and Delaney Whooley (27:12) and 10 Tiger runners turned in personal bests despite the high temperature.
agateHed:WOMEN'S COLLEGE TENNIS
Endicott 9, Curry 0: The Gulls rolled to an easy home win while improving to 2-0 in Commonwealth Coast Conference play and 3-1 overall. Chrissy Martel (6-3, default), Amy Heacox (6-0, 6-0), Natalie Egbert (6-0, 6-1), Suzie Newman (6-1, 6-0), Mackenzie Rhodes (6-0, 6-1) and Brittany Potter (6-0, 6-1) won in singles play at Nos. 1 through 6, respectively. The clean sweep was completed in doubles as Heacox and Rhodes (8-0), Martel and Egbert (8-1) and Elizabeth Zarkades of Beverly and Devin Curley (default) also prevailed.
agateHed:COLLEGE FIELD HOCKEY
UMass Dartmouth 7, Endicott 1: Junior forward Emily Sawchuck had the only goal of the game for the Gulls, her third of the season, coming in the second half.
agateHed:MEN'S COLLEGE SOCCER
Plymouth State 5, Salem State 3: The Vikings came on like gangbusters as Eryk Fernandez scored three times in the final eight minutes, but Plymouth State scored once in that span to escape with the win. Salem's Max Mondestin had one assist for Salem State (0-3), which put eight shots on goal.
Endicott 3, Trinity 1: The Gulls (2-5) prevailed 25-23, 20-25, 25-22 and 25-14. Alleigh Vandemerky dished out 48 assists in pacing Endicott's offense while Callie Dolan was the benefactor with 19 kills. Tori McIntrye had a double-double with 16 kills and 12 digs.


text:
The has a new feature: Tuesday night movie night for kids.
Anyone interested in their own private screening for a group of six or more can reserve space. Choose from any children's movies in the library's collection.
Reservations may be made for Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. throughout the summer—a guaranteed waterproof activity.
To make a reservation, call Mrs. Khost at the library at 973-226-1636.
Help Raise Money for the Library
Caldwell Mayor Ann Dassing and former Mayor Susan Gartland are partnering with the Library Foundation for a special fundraising event, which will be held in November.
If you are interested in getting involved, or would like more information, contact Mayor Dassing at 973-403-4636 or email@example.com

subset: commoncrawl


text:
[Updated Jan. 2, 2013] The missing South Windsor teenager has been located, according to police spokesman Sgt. Scott Custer.
The following is a press release from the South Windsor Police Department
The South Windsor police department is investigating a missing person's report involving a Jamal M. Butler of South Windsor. Jamal may be in the Torrington, area with unknown person or persons and may have plans on traveling to New York City for the New Year's Eve festivities.
Jamal was last seen at his residence in the morning hours on Friday and at that time he was wearing gray sweatpants, a red weatherproof jacket, a hat and backpack with embroidered "NY" initials on both articles.
Jamal is described as a 17-year old black male, approximately 5-feet 8-inches in height and weighing 150 lbs. He has black hair and brown eyes.
Anyone with information on Jamal's whereabouts is asked to contact the South Windsor Police at 860-644-2551 or to call their local police. The investigating officer is Agent Michael Prescher.


text:
Join Tanamera Construction for their 16th Annual Tanamera Golf Classic, benefiting JDRF, on Friday, August 16th for a 1:00 pm shotgun start. Registration begins at 11:30am.
The cost is $175 per player / $700 per foursome and include lunch, dinner and a great raffle. Sponsorships are available for $800 and include a foursome and a hole sponsorship. Other sponsorship opportunities are available.
For more information or to register, please contact Nachele Suess at 775-850-4200 or email@example.com.
More Details
- Cost:
- Organizer:
- Phone:
- Email:
- Category:


text:
A federal appeals court Tuesday rejected an appeal of February's ruling that overturned Proposition 8, a move that is likely to send the debate over same-sex marriage to the U.S. Supreme Court.
The decision by the U.S. 9th Circuit Court of Appeals paves the way for a high court decision on gay marriage by next year.
Proposition 8, passed by California voters in November 2008, reinstated a ban on same-sex nuptials six months after the state Supreme Court had struck it down on state constitutional grounds. The ballot measure amended the state constitution. Two same-sex couples then sued in federal court, contending that Proposition 8 violated the U.S. Constitution.
A three-judge panel ruled 2-1 in February that the ban violated federal constitutional guarantees but limited the effect of the ruling to California. Sponsors of Proposition 8 asked the 9th Circuit to assemble an 11-judge panel to rehear the case.
A majority of the circuit's active judges voted against such reconsideration.
Tuesday's decision means the U.S. Supreme Court is likely to have two major gay-rights cases on its docket in the near future. Another federal appeals court last week struck down a federal law that denied federal recognition to same-sex marriage
Now, there are only two things that could happen:
Couples start getting married again in California; or
Our case for marriage equality goes to the U.S. Supreme Court.


text:
Park and ride lots
Eau Claire County
Travel > Travel
assistance > Park
and ride > Eau Claire County >
I-94 exit 59 and continue east on WIS 312 to the US 12/WIS 312 intersection. Turn left onto US 12, then left onto Texaco Drive.
Follow Texaco Drive for about one-quarter mile and the lot is on the
right (north) side of the road.
Lighted asphalt lot with overnight parking for 68 vehicles.
Back to Eau Claire County park and ride lots
Questions about the content of this
Jeffry Abboud, firstname.lastname@example.com or
Last modified: November 20, 2008


text:
DALEVILLE, Ind. —
James Walton and Fredericka Smith didn't have a thing in common. Yet the two were soul mates.
"When she was killed it was like I lost my right arm," James said of his "Jo," as he referred to his longtime partner. "I still miss her today. I look up every once in a while and think I hear her walking down the halls. It's tough."
Fredericka, 67, was shot and killed by Donald Johnson, her 76-year-old ex-husband of 31 years.
Fredericka was cleaning an Anderson home that she had given to her son; earlier, she had taken paper for recycling. Her grandchildren, ages 12 and 7, were there when Johnson shot her. He pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced to a 55-year prison term. He remains incarcerated.
"It happened for no reason, over useless paper she'd taken to recycling" James said. "She didn't do anything but help him."
Helping people was a part of Fredericka's nature, he said. A day didn't go by where she didn't help someone.
"You can't replace someone like her," James said. "You would talk to her for five minutes and you'd fall in love."
Initially he met Fredericka at a club; they talked about both being truck drivers. A month later they were put on the same truck and the two drove together for 15 years. The two lived in Daleville.
James, 81, joked that they'd talked about marriage, but just "never did get around to it."
"It was one of the biggest mistakes of my life," he said. "We loved each other so much. We spent 21 years together without a cross word between us."
James said Fredericka was one of the most positive people he'd ever met. She wouldn't let others, and their negativity, get to her.
"She didn't even get mad at someone," he said. "What she always said is, 'They probably don't even know you are mad at them. The only person harmed is yourself because you are thinking about it.' That's just how she was. A complete human being."
She was a talented belly dancer — even teaching some classes. Before Fredericka became a truck driver she was a high school foreign language teacher but decided she could make a better living driving a truck, a decision that brought the two of them together, James said. She had a masters in linguistics and could speak French, German, Spanish and some Russian.
Fredericka was addicted to reading and fascinated with the English language.
"Life isn't the same without her," he said.
Faces of Domestic Violence
Fredericka Smith: 'You can't replace someone like her'
DALEVILLE, Ind. —
James Walton and Fredericka Smith didn't have a thing in common. Yet the two were soul mates.
- Faces of Domestic Violence
Who can stop domestic violence? You
The elimination of abuse in relationships — with time, cooperation and commitment — is possible, said Colleen Yeakle, coordinator of the Indiana Coalition of Domestic Violence's (ICADV) prevention initiative.
Legislation comes a long way, but more change needed
Each year the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence sets its legislative priorities based on year-round discussions with its members and legislators to see what needs are out there and what is going on in the field.
Children affected by abuse too
While some may think the atmosphere at Alternatives, the Anderson domestic violence shelter, would be a somber one, instead it is a building filled with laughter and joy.
Kristy Gissendanner: 'Vivacious and sweet'
Six-day-old Gabrielle Gissendanner and her 18-month-old brother Michael weren't far from their mom when Harry Gissendanner shot and killed Kristy in their Anderson home in 2004.
John Davis: 'Defined by your actions and inactions'
John Davis wants his pain to make a difference. He's hopeful sharing what he experienced and witnessed growing up will empower someone else to leave a dangerous situation or avoid it altogether.
'It was life-altering'
Casey Huffman should have taken her son Camdon to his first day of kindergarten this year. She should be picking out a Halloween costume for him. She should be thinking about how to help him achieve his hopes and dreams. Instead, Casey mourns over his all-too-early death.
Tina Tomlinson: 'She was a hoot'
Tina Tomlinson was just "plain fun," her family recalled. The mother of two and dedicated grandmother was someone family could look to for a good time.
Domestic violence prevention is possible, expert says
Gender stereotypes are just one thing that Todd Cawthorn and five other speakers, during a 90-minute panel discussion Tuesday night, talked about that create an environment where domestic violence is accepted.
Teens can be victims of domestic violence, too
Dating violence has been seen locally in relationships as young as sixth grade, Alternatives Inc. prevention specialist Todd Cawthorn said.
Justice for victims
While a protective order is an important piece of the legal puzzle that domestic violence victims have to solve, Judge Stephen Clase stresses to each that it is, after all, "just a piece of paper." "They won't stop a knife or a bullet," he said. "I tell them they need to be on guard at all times."
- More Faces of Domestic Violence Headlines
- Who can stop domestic violence? You


text:
Another chance for Bard
Catcher Josh Bard signed a minor-league contract with the Nationals on Saturday, hoping to revive a major league career that was abruptly thrown off track earlier this week. Bard, who began his career in the Rockies organization, went to Cherry Creek High School and lives in Denver, was released Wednesday by the Red Sox.
Bard, 30, will report to Washington's camp on Sunday and compete with Wil Nieves for the back-up job behind starting catcher Jesus Flores. Bard will earn $600,000 if he makes the Nationals' 25-man roster.
Bard hit .429 (6-for-14) with one homer and five RBI in six spring games with the Red Sox. He is fully recovered from the right wrist injury that hampered him last year with San Diego and resulted in the Padres letting him go after last season.
Bard, who had a one-month stay with the Red Sox at the start of the 2006 season before being traded to San Diego, opted to return to Boston and signed a non-guaranteed $1.7 million contract. The Red Sox decided to keep George Kottaras, 25, who was out of options, rather than Bard to back up Jason Varitek. However, a Red Sox scout said this week that the club is still looking for a catcher.
By releasing Bard on Wednesday, the deadline for paying a player 30 days termination pay, the Red Sox owed him about $279,000. Had they waited one more day to release him, they would have owed Bard 45 days termination pay or about $418,000.


text:
Mondays, ongoing for 4 weeks, begin anytime.
10:00 am - 12 pm or 6:30 pm -8:30 pm
$120.00 All material included
or $80.00 if you bring your own supplies; Studio4Art will email a list of supplies
Learn fundamentals through traditional teaching techniques including composition, perspective, shading and development and celebration of personal style. Learn how to train your artist's eye and the ability to break down anything into shape, value and line. Dry and wet mediums will be demonstrated.


text:
Fall 2014 Recruitment Schedule
The NYU School of Law Admissions staff looks forward to meeting you at either an on-campus information session, off-campus law fair, or LSAC Forum.
2014 Recruitment Schedule will be available is mid-August.
Fall 2014 Off-Campus Visits
This fall, NYU School of Law will visit a number of undergraduate colleges throughout the country to participate in fairs and panel presentations. For more information on a particular campus visit, please contact the school's pre-law advisor or career services office.
2014 Off-Campus Visits Schedule will be available mid-August.
Fall 2014 Law School Admission Council (LSAC) Forums
NYU School of Law will also participate in national Forums sponsored by the Law School Admissions Council. Please visit www.lsac.org for details.
2014 LSAC Forum Schedule will be available mid-August.


text:
Welcome to Advance Security Products & Services Inc. We are a Canadian safe manufacturing company of the Strong Box line of safes based in the Mississauga area. We are also a locksmith company that provides Assa High Security key locking systems for many national accounts through out North America. We have in excess of 20 years of experience in the industry and we pride ourselves in the ability to respond without hesitation for any locksmithing or safe requirements. Our Strong-Box line of safes are distributed through a nationwide network of dealers. These dealers provide us with a group of technicians that adhere to our high standards of service. Whatever the case a call to our toll free number will ensure a response from a knowledgeable professional.
View video about buying a safe
#55 - 6625 Kitimat Rd.
© Advance Security 2013


text:
January Squidoo Earnings
I haven't been around too much lately, thanks to my 3rd son making his arrival in February! It's been hectic around here, but the great thing about passive income like Squidoo is that it just keeps rolling in . . . even when you're busy having a baby.
My earnings were awesome for December, but I expected that to drop drastically for January's payout which was due tomorrow, but came today. Imagine my surprise when I hit $465 for January! That's just $75 less than I made in December, so I'm pretty happy about that. It also means that my total passive income has gone up over the past six months, without much interference from me.
Since I recently quit my main job, I will be focusing more on Squidoo. It helps not to have deadlines, though I do have three distractions in the house nowadays.
Did you enjoy this post? Why not leave a comment below and continue the conversation, or subscribe to my feed and get articles like this delivered automatically to your feed reader.


text:
Online Jazz (modern) Dance Lesson Video: Spotting And The Chaine
Lesson Info
Spotting is used while turning. Spotting refers to the rotation of the head and body at different times. It is used to prevent diziness. The chaine is a two step turn and can be done repeatedly to create a series of turns.
Get the Whole Pack and Save
Instead of just the "Spotting And The Chaine" lesson, grab a whole Lesson Pack that it's part of at a 15% discount:
$21.89 $18.61


text:
2011 DVD Releases
'Take Me Home Tonight' DVD
About the movie 'Take Me Home Tonight' on DVD.
'Mao's Last Dancer' DVD
About Mao's Last Dancer on DVD. Mao's Last Dancer DVD profile, including Mao's Last Dancer DVD release date selected special features and more about the Mao's Last Dancer DVD.
'Rango' DVD
A pet chameleon (voice of Johnny Depp) is accidentally stranded in a desert in this first animated film from Industrial Light and Magic.
'Arthur' DVD
Russell Brand is Arthur in this remake of a 1981 film of the same name.
'3 Idiots' DVD
This is a Hindi-language Bollywood comedy featuring Indian superstar Aamir Khan.
'Gulliver's Travels' DVD
Jack Black stars in this fantasy comedy that takes its high concept from Jonathan Swift's novel, but quickly heads off in directions the 18th-century writer wouldn't recognize.
'Country Strong' DVD
Gwyneth Paltrow stars in this music-centered drama, and she sings the title song, as well as the Oscar-nominated "Coming Home." Kelly Canter (Paltrow) is a successful country singer who has a problem with alcohol.
'The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader' DVD
This is the third film based on C.S. Lewis' Chronicles of Narnia series of fantasy novels, the earlier two movies having been The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe (2005) and Prince Caspian (2008).
'Tangled' DVD
This animated musical is Disney's version of the Rapunzel fairytale.
'Made in Dagenham' DVD
Sally Hawkins leads a talented British cast in this entertaining, feel-good feminist dramedy based on a true story.
'The Tourist' DVD
Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp star in this lightweight movie.
'How Do You Know' DVD
Reese Witherspoon, Owen Wilson, Paul Rudd and Jack Nicholson star in this romantic comedy written and directed by James L. Brooks.
'Black Swan' DVD
Natalie Portman gives a bravura performance in this dazzling, unsettling psychodrama directed by Darren Aronofsky.
'The King's Speech' DVD
In this emotionally engaging, historically based drama, Colin Firth gives an unforgettable performance as King George VI.
'The Switch' DVD
Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman star in this romantic comedy.
'The Fighter' DVD
About 'The Fighter' on DVD.
'Alpha and Omega' DVD
This animated film is about talking wolves.
'Dinner for Schmucks' DVD
Steve Carell and Paul Rudd star in this comedy, and they are supported by Zach Galifianakis, Jemaine Clement and Lucy Punch.
'Machete' DVD
This pulpy action comedy from Robert Rodriguez features over-the-top violence and gore, as well as some laughs.
'Piranha 3D' DVD
This tasteless, but often funny, comedy is a spoof of Steven Spielberg's Jaws.
'The Last Exorcism' DVD
This low-budget horror film is a faux documentary made using professional actors, though none of them are well known.
'The Social Network' DVD
Jesse Eisenberg gives a superb performance as the unlikable protagonist in this biopic about Mark Zuckerberg, the driving force behind Facebook.
'Takers' DVD
About 'Takers' on DVD.
'Buried' DVD
About 'Buried' on DVD.
'Red' DVD
About 'Red' on DVD.
'Secretariat' DVD
About 'Secretariat' on DVD.
'Jack Goes Boating' DVD
About Jack Goes Boating on DVD. Jack Goes Boating DVD profile, including Jack Goes Boating DVD release date selected special features and more about the Jack Goes Boating DVD.
'The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest' DVD
About 'The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest' on DVD.
'Conviction' DVD
About 'Conviction' on DVD.
'Never Let Me Go' DVD
About 'Never Let Me Go' on DVD.
'Let Me In' DVD
About Let Me In on DVD. Let Me In DVD profile, including Let Me In DVD release date selected special features and more about the Let Me In DVD.
'For Colored Girls' DVD
About 'For Colored Girls' on DVD.
'Paranormal Activity 2' DVD
About 'Paranormal Activity 2' on DVD.
'Life as We Know It' DVD
About 'Life as We Know It' on DVD.
'The Social Network' DVD
About 'The Social Network' on DVD.
'Waiting for Superman' DVD
About 'Waiting for Superman' on DVD.
'You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger' DVD
About 'You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger' on DVD.
'Waiting for Superman' DVD
About 'Waiting for Superman' on DVD.
'You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger' DVD
About 'You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger' on DVD.
'Get Low' DVD
About 'Get Low' on DVD.
'Due Date' DVD
About 'Due Date' on DVD.
'Megamind' DVD
About 'Megamind' on DVD.
'127 Hours' DVD
About '127 Hours' on DVD.
'Burlesque' DVD
About 'Burlesque' on DVD.
'Love and Other Drugs' DVD
About Love and Other Drugs on DVD. Love and Other Drugs DVD profile, including Love and Other Drugs DVD release date selected special features and more about the Love and Other Drugs DVD.-
'Jackass' 3D
About 'Jackass' 3D on DVD.
'Morning Glory' DVD
About Morning Glory on DVD. Morning Glory DVD profile, including Morning Glory DVD release date selected special features and more about the Morning Glory DVD.
'The Next Three Days' DVD
About 'The Next Three Days' on DVD.
'Hereafter' DVD
About 'Hereafter' on DVD.
'Skyline' DVD
This sci-fi thriller employs a cast comprised mostly of actors known for their TV work.
'Yogi Bear' DVD
This children's movie is based on the 1960s Hanna-Barbera TV cartoon series whose title character popularized the catchphrase "smarter than the average bear."
'Fair Game' DVD
Naomi Watts and Sean Penn star in this film directed by Doug Liman.
'Little Fockers' DVD
About the comedy movie on DVD.
'Tron: Legacy' DVD
About the sequel on DVD.
'White Material' DVD
Isabelle Huppert stars in this beautiful, enigmatic, downbeat, unconventional French-language film directed by Claire Denis (35 Shots of Rum).
'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1' DVD
This is the seventh film in the Harry Potter fantasy-adventure series of eight films that began in 2001.
Release Date - Rabbit Hole DVD - Rabbit Hole DVD Release Date
Release Date - Rabbit Hole DVD - Rabbit Hole DVD Release Date
'The Dilemma' DVD
About The Dilemma on DVD. The Dilemma DVD profile, including The Dilemma DVD release date selected special features and more about the The Dilemma DVD.
'From Prada to Nada' DVD
This romantic comedy transposes Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility from 19th-century England to the Latino community in present-day East Los Angeles, and Austen's young adult Dashwood sisters become the Dominguez sisters, Nora (Camilla Belle) and Mary (Alexa Vega). In the movie, the sisters are living in Beverly Hills and have almost...
'Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas' Criterion Collection Blu-ray
About Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas on Blu-ray Disc. Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Blu-ray Disc profile, including Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Blu-ray Disc release date selected special features and more about the Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Blu-ray Disc.
'Human Planet' DVD
Over three years in the making, this documentary originally aired in eight parts on the BBC beginning in January 2011 and not long after was broadcast in the US on the Discovery Channel. Narrated by John Hurt and with original music by Nitin Sawhney, the documentary shows how humans have adapted to life in the Earth's varied habitats, including...
'The Green Hornet' DVD
Seth Rogen stars as the title character, a masked vigilante, in this action comedy directed by Michel Gondry. The Green Hornet originated in a 1930s radio serial, then went on to comics and a 1960s television series. He has a sidekick named Kato, played by Bruce Lee on TV, but in this version played by Jay Chou. Cameron Diaz portrays Lenore...
'Blue Valentine' DVD
Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling are paired in this drama about a failed marriage, and Williams got a Best Actress Oscar nomination for her work here. Dean (Gosling) and Cindy (Williams) are first shown at their modest Pennsylvania home about six years into their marriage. He's a house painter, she's a nurse, they have a daughter who's...
'No Strings Attached' DVD
Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher star in this ribald romantic comedy directed by Ivan Reitman. Adam (Kutcher) is a TV production assistant whose girlfriend leaves him for his father (Kevin Kline). Adam then gets drunk and passes out on the couch of an acquaintance, Emma (Portman), a doctor with a hectic hospital job. In the morning they...
'Justin Bieber: Never Say Never' DVD
This documentary focuses on teen pop sensation Justin Bieber and contains footage from his 2010 concert tour, particularly his performance at New York's Madison Square Garden. Appearing with him are Usher, Miley Cyrus, Jaden Smith and Snoop Dogg. Bieber's songs include One Time, U Smile and One Less Lonely Girl, in which he invites a...
'The Mechanic' DVD
Jason Statham stars in this action thriller, an updated remake with an altered ending of the 1972 Charles Bronson film of the same name. Arthur Bishop (Statham) is a veteran hit man who works for a shadowy organization. He lives the life of a loner, but has a friendship with his wheelchair-bound mentor Harry McKenna (Donald Sutherland) and soon...
'The Rite' DVD
Anthony Hopkins stars in this supernatural thriller that's billed as being inspired by true events. The central character is Michael Kovak (played by young Irish actor Colin O'Donoghue), a seminarian preparing to become a Roman Catholic priest. Kovak is sent to Rome, where he undergoes special training in exorcism under Father Lucas (Hopkins)....
'The Roommate' DVD
This thriller is a softened retelling of the roommate-from-hell story in Single White Female (1992), and the film's young actors are familiar from TV shows such as Gossip Girl , The O.C. and One Tree Hill . In The Roommate , Iowa girl Sara (Minka Kelly) arrives at the (fictional) University of Los Angeles and moves into a dorm room...
'Gnomeo and Juliet' DVD
This animated film is a riff on Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet where most of the characters are ceramic garden gnomes. The setting is a pair of attached houses on Verona Drive in present-day Stratford-Upon-Avon. In one house's yard is Gnomeo (voice of James McAvoy), while in the other is Juliet (voice of Emily Blunt), and there's a feud...
'I Am Number Four' DVD
About I Am Number Four on DVD. I Am Number Four DVD profile, including I Am Number Four DVD release date selected special features and more about the I Am Number Four DVD.
'Gettysburg: Director's Cut' Blu-ray
About Gettysburg on Blu-ray Disc. Gettysburg Blu-ray Disc profile, including Gettysburg Blu-ray Disc release date selected special features and more about the Gettysburg Blu-ray Disc.
'Biutiful' DVD
About Biutiful on DVD. Biutiful DVD profile, including Biutiful DVD release date selected special features and more about the Biutiful DVD.
'Drive Angry' DVD
Nicolas Cage stars in and Patrick Lussier ( My Bloody Valentine ) directs this over-the-top actioner that features violence, gore, sex and nudity. John Milton (Cage) encounters a good-looking waitress (Amber Heard), and soon the two of them head for Louisiana in her '69 Dodge Charger. Milton is on a mission to rescue his infant...
'Kaboom' DVD
Written and directed by Gregg Araki, Kaboom (2010) premiered at Cannes where it was awarded the Queer Palm for its contribution to lesbian, gay, bi or trans issues. The film is basically a raunchy, campy college sex comedy with some sci-fi elements. It centers on Smith (Thomas Dekker) and his best friend/sidekick, a wisecracking lesbian ...
'Just Go With It' DVD
About Just Go With It on DVD. Just Go With It DVD profile, including Just Go With It DVD release date selected special features and more about the Just Go With It DVD.
'Sanctum' DVD
Shown in 3-D in theaters, this action-adventure film relies on arresting underwater photography to achieve its full impact. The setting is the largely uncharted Esa'ala caves in Papua New Guinea. A group of adventurers go to visit the caves under the leadership of veteran explorer Frank (Richard Roxburgh), who brings along his estranged...
'True Grit' DVD
Nominated for 10 Academy Awards, this is the richly satisfying, highly entertaining Coen brothers' remake of the 1969 John Wayne star vehicle. It's a yarn set in the Old West where bounty hunters ride out of the frontier town of Fort Smith, Ark., to track down a killer in Indian Territory wilderness. The new film is a faithful adaptation of...
'Battle: Los Angeles' DVD
Aaron Eckhart stars in this sci-fi actioner about extraterrestrial aliens invading Earth. The movie consists largely of firefights between the aliens and US Marines, and there are lots of explosions. The extraterrestrials attack several heavily populated coastal areas around the world, including Southern California. A Camp Pendleton Marine...
'Big Mommas: Like Father, Like Son' DVD
This family comedy is the follow-up to Big Momma's House (2000) and Big Momma's House 2 (2006), and Martin Lawrence returns as FBI agent Malcolm Turner, who again goes undercover by donning a fat suit and facial prosthetic to become the elderly lady called Big Momma. This time around Malcolm is joined by his stepson Trent (Brandon T....
'Hall Pass' DVD
Owen Wilson and Jason Sudeikis ( Saturday Night Live ) star in this Farrelly brothers comedy that combines raunchy and gross-out humor with sweet sentimentality. Rick (Wilson) and Fred (Sudeikis) are 40-something suburban guys who, even though they have attractive wives (Jenna Fischer and Christina Applegate), continually ogle young women....
'Red Riding Hood' DVD
nspired by the fairytale, this movie was directed by Catherine Hardwicke and stars Amanda Seyfried. Valerie (Seyfried) has grown up in an isolated medieval village and likes a poor, but handsome woodcutter (Shiloh Fernandez). But her parents (Virginia Madsen and Billy Burke) want her to marry a rich, but handsome blacksmith (Max Irons)....
'The Adjustment Bureau' DVD
>Matt Damon and Emily Blunt are paired in this sci-fi romance based loosely on Philip K. Dick's short story Adjustment Team. David Norris (Damon) is a rising politician when a photo from his past abruptly ends his political career. He meets a dancer named Elise (Blunt), and after a period of separation, he reencounters her. But some...
'Unknown' DVD
Liam Neeson stars in this thriller set in Berlin. The cast includes Diane Kruger, January Jones, Aidan Quinn, Bruno Ganz and Frank Langella. Dr. Martin Harris (Neeson) and his wife (Jones) travel from the US to Berlin, where he is to attend a biotechnical conference. He gets into a horrific accident and is knocked unconscious. When he comes...
'Barney's Version' DVD
About the release of Barney's Version on DVD. Barney's Version DVD profile, including Barney's VersionDVD release date selected special features and more about the Barney's Version DVD.
'Beastly' DVD
About the release of Beastly on DVD, including DVD release date.
'Season of the Witch' DVD
About 'Season of the Witch' on DVD, including DVD profile, DVD release date and more about 'Season of the Witch' on DVD.
'Sucker Punch' DVD
About the movie Sucker Punch on DVD, including DVD release date, selected special features, and more about the Sucker Punch DVD.
'13 Assassins' DVD
About the movie on DVD.
'Das Boot' Blu-ray Disc
About Das Boot on Blu-ray Disc.
'Of Gods and Men' DVD
About Of Gods and Men on DVD.
'Insidious' DVD
About this haunted-house movie on DVD.
'The Lincoln Lawyer' DVD
About this legal thriller on DVD.
'Limitless' DVD
About the movie 'Limitless' on DVD. Includes 'Limitless' DVD release date and more about the release of 'Limitless' on DVD.
'Potiche' DVD
About the release of the movie 'Potiche' on DVD.
'Dylan Dog: Dead of Night' DVD
About Dylan Dog: Dead of Night on DVD. Dylan Dog: Dead of Night DVD profile, including Dylan Dog: Dead of Night DVD release date selected special features and more about the Dylan Dog: Dead of Night DVD.
'Source Code' DVD
About the movie 'Source Code' on DVD.
'The Perfect Game' DVD
About the movie 'The Perfect Game' on DVD.
'Soul Surfer' DVD
About the movie 'Soul Surfer' on DVD.
'Jumping the Broom' DVD
About the movie 'Jumping the Broom' on DVD.
'Mars Needs Moms' DVD
About the movie 'Mars Needs Moms' on DVD.
'Paul' DVD
About the movie 'Paul' on DVD.
'Your Highness' DVD
About the film 'Your Highness' on DVD
'The Conspirator' DVD
About the movie 'The Conspirator' on DVD.
'Jane Eyre' DVD
About the movie 'Jane Eyre' on DVD.
'Priest' DVD
About the movie 'Priest' on DVD.
'Something Borrowed' DVD
About the movie 'Something Borrowed' on DVD.
'The Beaver' DVD
About the movie 'The Beaver' on DVD.
'In a Better World' DVD
About the movie 'In a Better World' on DVD.


text:
$279 Office Space for Lease Raleigh
We have Office Space to Rent to suit all budgets, sizes and situations here in Raleigh, NC
Are you looking for an office to lease that is:
- Fully equipped and ready-to-go
- No up-front capital investment
- Your choice of terms, by the day, month or year
- Best prices guaranteed
- Total flexibility to grow, downsize or relocate
- Pick from 4 Raleigh/Durham Locations
Southpark - CapTruat Towers - UNC Chapel Hill - Imperial Business Park - Meridian Parkway
- Choice of business center options to suit any budget
What next?
Fill in the short form on the right and we'll get back to you within 10 minutes. An advisor will discuss with you your requirements and will work with you to find the best possible solution.
How can we help?Fill in your details and we'll get back to you shortly.
Cost effective
Global business networking
Enterprise class IT & telecoms
Flexible terms


text:
There are no hard and fast figures in yet, but Hurricane Sandy is going to have a short-term impact on used car prices throughout the Northeast. Expect supply to tighten but beware of predatory used car dealers who might prey on flood victims.
The primary reason is going to be the simple fact that hundreds, if not thousands, of used cars are going to be destroyed because of Hurricane Sandy from North Carolina up through Maine. That's a lot of ground to cover and a lot of used cars.
Those used cars are ultimately going to need to replaced. That once again is going to somewhat tighten up the used car market just at a time when it was starting to loosen up again on the East Coast and throughout the country.
All those used cars are going to be replaced in a small window of time as the insurance adjusters determine values and what cars need to be totaled for flood damage and what used cars are repairable. That flood of checks, pardon the choice of words, is going to create a lot of eager customers and that's going to create a lot of eager used car dealers wanting to take advantage of the situation. That's going to lead for the potential for fraud by some (but not all) dealers.
What's probably going to happen quickly in some areas are dealers who set up what I call traveling road shows. These are basically "too good to be true, once in a lifetime" deals are offered by these companies that travel the country selling used cars at massive promotional events. Basically, a dealer will hire these companies to come in and sell used cars. Sometimes the used cars are trucked in. The salesmen are usually trucked in, figuratively speaking, to help a dealer clear out the lot.
These sales experts (and I don't mean that as a compliment) will come in and do "whatever it takes to sell you that used car today." A lot of the advertising will probably be targeted to people who lost their cars due to flooding.
After all, it seems like the decent thing to do, right? Flood victims need help. Dealers are just standing by to offer them special discounts to get them back on the road. Read that last sentence with the appropriate dollop of cynicism. These deals aren't going to be anything special. Basically, they are just going to be advertising copy rewritten from last summer's special appeal to credit union members.
These predatory sales experts are going to know that flood victims, who will innocently come in saying, "I lost my car in a flood" are going to be anxious to get into a new set of wheels as soon as possible. These flood victims need their cars to get to work, buy groceries, and, well, just live their lives.
Flood victims are not going to have time to do things like run vehicle history reports or get pre-purchase vehicle inspections. As a matter of fact most of these sales are usually four-day events. The predatory sales experts are going to tell the flood victims that there is no time for an inspection.
The sales experts are also counting on flood victims not doing a complete vehicle history report either. Are you a flood victim looking for a used car? Learn how to read a CarFax report and then sign up for a monthly subscription to the service (actually a one-month subscription). Use a smart phone, if you have one, to do mobile CarFax reports on any used car you want to buy.
Beware the used cars that are coming in from out of state. Take a little longer to carefully parse the report and make sure it hasn't been moved a lot recently. That could be a sign that it has problems with its title, as in it might be another flooded car from elsewhere in the country that is being moved to the East Coast to be sold to flood victims. It's worth the investment in a CarFax membership not to become a victim all over again.
The most important thing to remember when dealing with any used car dealer is you are the customer. Use your instincts. A dealer pressuring you into a quick sale is not going to deliver a quality product.
Your best protection is going to be a certified pre-owned vehicle. Consider one if your pocketbook allows.


text:
Blog Categories
- Cat Health & Tips (110)
- Claim of the Week (208)
- Cute & Fun With Pets (892)
- Dog Health & Tips (187)
- Pet Health & Tips (293)
- Pet News (333)
- Testimonials (354)
- Top 10 (50)
- Trupanion News & Policy Updates (116)
- Why Your Pet Has Insurance (545)
Search the Blog
Trupanion Blog
Please note: This blog is designed to be a community where pet owners can learn and share. The views expressed in each post are the opinion of the author and not necessarily endorsed by Trupanion. Always consult your veterinarian for professional advice.
Pet Poll
Tag Archives: superstitions
Friday the 13th Superstitions
On May 13, 2011, in Cute & Fun With Pets, by Articles by Heather
Happy Friday the 13th! For many superstitious people out there, today is a day to avoid at all possible, as it is a day supposedly full of bad luck. A fear of Friday the 13th is called friggatriskaidekaphobia or paraskevidekatriaphobia, and an … Continue reading
Tagged with: cats, dogs, friday the 13th, pets, superstitions


text:
Report this content as inappropriate on the site:
From my experience by far the best platform I use is JForex from Dukascopy.
Great java platform with TONS of options to incorporate your own strategies, indicators and other software.
Dukascopy: http://www.dukascopy.com/
JForex: http://www.dukascopy.com/swiss/engl...
Dukascopy is also by far the best broker(actually bank) I have ever done business with. But that is another topic :)
Hope this helps,


text:
MenuDirections 2012: Day 1 Photos
The first day of the conference offered attendees a slew of healthy ideas and a taste of Charleston.
Golden Living's Mickey Sellard samples items from the Kikkoman booth during lunch.
Golden Living's Mickey Sellard samples items from the Kikkoman booth during lunch.
What's New
As part of our ongoing Signature Series, we asked operators to share their unique pork recipes, including soup, salad and carnitas.
Industry News & OpinionView All
This summer, Erbert & Gerbert's Bistro will open three locations on campus and offer quick food items, such as sandwiches and soups.
Managing Your BusinessView All
Getting married? Ashland University, in Ohio, wanted to help engaged couples visualize what their wedding celebration could be like, and at the same time promote campus and local wedding services.
Ideas & InnovationView All


text:
Guests and their topics:
Tuesdays, 4:30-5 pm
Thursdays, 5-5:30 pm
Fridays, 12-12:30 pm
Upcoming Broadcasts:
Leslie Weldon, Deputy Chief of the U.S. Forest Service, speaks about Aldo Leopold and his legacy. Leslie Weldon is one of the presenters at The Geography of Hope Literary Conference, March 15, 16, and 17 in Point Reyes Station. See details at www.ptreyesbooks.com.


text:
OTTUMWA — Following flash flooding that struck Ottumwa last week, several agencies want residents to know that help is available.
Public Works Director Larry Seals said over the last 10 years, the city has continued efforts to "alleviate future flooding."
"'Riverside flooding' is where the Des Moines River receives enough [rain] to exceed the capacity of the channel," Seals said. "Ottumwa is fortunate enough to be protected with the levee system."
The city has more than seven miles of levees, which help protect vulnerable areas of the city when Lake Red Rock is forced to release, he said.
But a few residents who attended Tuesday's City Council meeting said the "ongoing efforts" haven't done enough.
Connie Hazelwood said her home on West Second Street west of Union Park has been hit multiple times during flash floods.
"It's like a bathtub ... it just fills up," she said of the neighborhood.
Denny Whitson, who lives on Harrow's Branch along with four other homes, said flooding was never an issue until a levee was installed on West Second Street.
While Whitson said he would normally accept damages endured since he chose to live on a creek and in a flood plain, he said the levee has done more damage than good, not helping to stop floodwaters from storming both West Second Street and Harrow's Branch.
"What happens on Harrow's Branch is man-made," he said.
But heavy rainfall in a short period of time means sometimes there isn't much the city can do, said Councilman Bob Meyers.
"Areas on the west end of town and some on the north were reporting up to 7 inches of rain," Seals said of flash flooding last week. "We can handle 7 inches over 24 hours, but it's a lot different when that comes within a few hours and the ground is already saturated from a number of weeks of rain events."


text:
Arthur Hamilton is the Conservatives' Lawyer in Federal Court today. May 2, 2011 was election day, and it was 592 days ago. There was an Elections Canada investigation underway immediately after, despite the agency being aware of complaints 3 days prior to the election. Hamilton is possibly the lawyer who EC contacted before election day in their complaints to the Conservatives about the volume of misleading, harassing, and computer-dialed phonecalls voters were reporting to them in the run up to election day.
.@stphnmaher Considering #cdnpoli has waited about ~590 days for criminal charges, not realistic to wait for conclusion before civil case.—
Saskboy K. (@saskboy) December 14, 2012
Conservatives get more absurd in their defence of election results despite clear cases of CPC-supporters tampering with voters by misleading (fraud) and harassing phone calls:
Judge Mosley points out that this is at odds with timeliness argument — 30 day limit — CPC MPs have argued.—
Glen McGregor (@glen_mcgregor) December 14, 2012
This latest gaffe by Hamilton is at odds with one of the points of defence the Conservatives used earlier this week, to claim the CoC applicants of the court challenge should have filed within 30 days of getting the (illegal) calls prior to voting on May 2, 2011!
It's also critically maddening that the election fraud apologists think the complainants would have a more strong case if after having been phoned by a criminal organization, they hadn't proceeded to vote. It's supposedly not within these citizens' rights to attempt to defend their neighbours, simply because people fooled by a scam haven't all rushed forward to testify that they were duped.
.@stphnmaher OJ comes to mind. Criminal court failed victims, but civil court came through for them. Federal Court, save Canada! #cdnpoli—
Saskboy K. (@saskboy) December 14, 2012
Help us Judge Mosley; You're our only hope!
McIsaac refers to 525(3) "An application shall be dealt with without delay and in a summary way"—
Stephen Maher (@stphnmaher) December 14, 2012
A stay would not be timely.


text:
July 29, 2014
Monday, Sept. 26, 2011
BERLIN, Ga. (AP) — The Air Force says an A-10C fighter plane has crashed in south Georgia, and the pilot bailed out.
The Air Force said in a statement that the plane crashed in Cook County, in rural south Georgia, Monday afternoon.
The statement says the pilot was taken by ambulance to Memorial Hospital in Adel for evaluation. He later was taken to the medical facility at Moody Air Force Base.
The plane crashed in a wooded area, and the sheriff's office says there did not appear to be any injuries on the ground.
Moody and Cook County emergency response personnel were sent to secure the crash site.
The Air Force said the plane had no ordnance on board. The pilot's name was withheld pending notification of his family.
(Copyright 2011, The Associated Press)
Have information or an opinion about this story? Click here to contact the newsroom.
Copyright WRDW-TV News 12. All rights reserved. This material may not be republished without express written permission.


text:
UPDATE: a statement from David Carlucci's office has been added.
Elections are not too far off and some campaigns have begun. However, for one Chestnut Ridge resident, he's already hit a hurdle early on. This is not Grant Valentine's, but Senator David Carlucci isn't making it easy for him.
Carlucci challenged more than 1,100 signatures on Valentine's petition. Valentine needs 1,000 signatures to be on the ballot.
"He's claiming they (the petition signatures) were not democrats … claiming they were forgeries. It's been a very tough week or so. We've been working on the objections trying to get them cleared up," said Valentine. "We have to go back and pull their voter registration card and validate that they are democrats. We should know something by early next week."
Jason Elan, Campaign Spokesman for David Carlucci responded to Valentine's comments:
"We had heard of several complaints from individuals who had concerns over the validity of Mr. Valentine's petitions," said Elan. "The state Board of Elections has found several problems associated with the petitions, and we are going to wait to hear what the Board of Elections says. As the endorsed Democrat in this race, Senator Carlucci takes the process of building grassroots support very seriously, and he is proud of the strong response his volunteers received when they were out knocking on doors and collecting signatures."
Valentine added that Carlucci's challenge has caused low moral among the people working on his campaign.
"I feel very strongly about someone making a frivolous charge and saying that (I) am not who I am. People who do that do not get penalized for it," Valentine said. "It's a tremendous task to do (to validate the signatures)."
He added that many of the people who are supporting him are disabled and keeping an up-to-date voter registration card is difficult for some of them.
"When you think about a lot of the people that are in … my organizations, such as the Nanuet Lions club, they have disabilities and are visually impaired. They may not exactly be what is on their voter registration card, but that's who they are," he said.
Valentine said that he is not well-versed in political tactics, such as the one that Carlucci did because he is a community man first.
"I don't have the mindset of a politician. I'm more of a public servant, in that I try to see how I can benefit the people. What I've been doing all my life is public service," said Valentine. "I do things in my community because I feel very strongly that it's important to give back to my community. I've been a community person for over 30 years."
Check back with Patch to learn more about Valentine's take on Carlucci, the home rule legislation and his three core issues:
- Economy
- Education
- Senior Citizens


text:
Search This Site
Search Full Samford Site
Samford School of the Arts
Message from the Dean
News & Media
Facility Tour
Why Samford?
Undergrad program overview
Graduate music programs
Forms and Resources
Creative work
Art galleries
Dramatic Productions
Music Performances
Support SoTA
Financial support
Submit a class note
Visual Arts
Theatre and Dance
Interior Architecture
Prep Music
Academy of the Arts
Print calendar
Davis Artist Guest Artist Series tickets
Freeman Series Theatre & Dance Tickets
Performance Venues and Galleries
Back to the faculty/staff directory
Paul A. Richardson
Professor of Music
Contact Information
Email me
Phone: (205) 726-2496
Office: Buchanan Hall 308
Bachelor of Music (voice performance and church music), Mars Hill College
Master of Church Music (voice performance), Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Doctor of Musical Arts (church music: voice performance and musicology), Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
postdoctoral studies, Colgate-Rochester Divinity School/ Bexley Hall/Crozer Theological Seminary; Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester; Regents Park College, University of Oxford
Biographical Information
Paul A. Richardson is a native of Stuart, Virginia. Since earning degrees in North Carolina and Kentucky, he has been a teacher and administrator in higher education, first in Kentucky and, since joining the Samford faculty in 1995, in Alabama. He and his wife Susan, who holds graduate degrees in library science and organ performance, are members of Birmingham's Baptist Church of the Covenant. They enjoy travel, reading, and spectator sports. They are parents of two adult children: Robert, a reporter, and Rachel, a graduate student in mental health counseling.
Dr. Richardson's principal area of research and writing is hymnology (congregational song). In connection with his writing and speaking, he has conducted extensive archival research in England, Canada, and the United States. His principal current project is an extensive revision, with Michael Hawn of Perkins School of Theology, Southern Methodist University, of Sing with Understanding, a textbook for congregational song by Harry Eskew and Hugh T. McElrath.
In addition to formal education, he has participated in several conferences funded by grants from the Lilly Endowment: "Christian Scholarship and Academic Culture," "Teaching Theology through Music," "Teaching Hymnology," and "Singing What We Believe."
Member of:
Alliance of Baptists: Board Member, 1998-2002, 2005-2008; Treasurer, 2010-
Baptist History and Heritage Society
Hymn Society in the United States and Canada: Secretary-Treasurer, 1988-92; President-elect, 1992-94; President, 1994-96; Editorial Advisory Board, 2005-07; Financial Development Committee, 2012-
Hymn Society of Great Britain and Ireland
Internationale Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Hymnologie
National Association of Teachers of Singing
Virginia Baptist Historical Society
John H. Buchanan Award for Excellence in Classroom Teaching, Samford University
Alumnus of the Year, Mars Hill College
Fellow, The Hymn Society in the United States and Canada
A. Author or Joint Author
Hymns for Private Devotion (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1986; rev.1988)
Make the Message Clear and Plain: A Guide to Singing in English Using the International Phonetic Alphabet (Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1986)
Singing Baptists: Studies in Baptist Hymnody in America, with Harry Eskew and David W. Music (Church Street Press, 1994)
The Journey Is Our Home, with Gary A. Furr (Cooperative Baptist Fellowship, 1999)
A Panorama of Christian Hymnody, extensive revision and expansion of the 1979 work by Eric Routley (GIA, 2005)
Will You Come and Follow Me: Resources for Corporate Worship and Private Devotion Considering Faith, Vocation, and Learning (Samford University Press, 2007)
"I Will Sing the Wondrous Story": A History of Baptist Hymnody in America, with David W. Music (Mercer University Press, 2008)
Jubilate, Amen! a Festschrift for Donald P. Hustad, with Tim Sharp (Pendragon Press, 2010)
B. Contributor
The Worship Leaders' Edition of The Worshiping Church, A Hymnal (Hope, 1991)
Handbook to The Baptist Hymnal (Convention, 1992)
The New Century Hymnal Companion: A Guide to the Hymns (Pilgrim Press, 1998)
The Minister's Manual (Jossey-Bass, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007)
Strengthen for Service:100 Years of The English Hymnal, 1906-2006 (Canterbury Press, 2005)
Festschrifts for William L. Hendricks (1997), William J. Reynolds (1998), Hugh T. McElrath (2006), Harry Eskew (2008), and Donald P. Hustad (2010)
C. Reference Works
American National Biography (Oxford University Press, 1999)
Canterbury Dictionary of Hymnology (Canterbury Press, 2013)
Grove Dictionary of American Music (Oxford University Press and Grove Music Online, forthcoming)
D. Periodicals
More than 75 articles and 100 reviews in a variety of professional and popular journals
E. Editorial Roles
Editorial board, Review and Expositor, 1985-91; Issue editor, "Worship," Winter 1988; Book review editor, 1990-91
Contributing editor, The Hymn, 1988-
Committee member, The Worshiping Church: A Hymnal (Hope, 1990)
Editor, Southern Baptist Church Music Journal, 1991-94
Editor, Links: The Newsletter of the Worship Resources Network, 1998-2000
Editorial advisory board, The Hymn: A Journal of Congregational Song, 2005-2007
Committee chair, organization and format, Celebrating Grace Hymnal for Baptist Worship (Celebrating Grace, 2010)
Numerous presentations to professional, church, and civic groups, mostly related to worship and music. Recent topics include:
Andrew Broaddus and the Evolution of Hymnody in Virginia, 1790-1840
Baptist Hymnody, Baptist Spirituality
Carols and Lessons: Singing between Christ and Culture
E. E. Ayres: Pastor, Professor, and Polyphonist
The Human Voice as a Sound Source
The Art of Hymnody; The Artisans of Hymnody; The Artifacts of Hymnody (series)
Hymns in Personal Devotion
Music in Early Christian Worship
The Poteats: Baptists, Liberals, and Church Musicians
Same or Different: Teaching Performers in Academia
Singing New Songs
So, You're a Hymnologist
Three Books That Nourish the Church
What a Hymnologist Wants You to Know; What a Hymnologist Wants to Know about You (series)
Zebulon Estey's New Brunswick Church Harmony (1835)
University portal
Latest Tweet!
Tweets by @SamfordArts
Photo Gallery


text:
This article was originally distributed via PRWeb. PRWeb, WorldNow and this Site make no warranties or representations in connection therewith.
Bedros Keuilian says that tight budgets and tight schedules make this the ideal time for starting a fitness boot camp.
(PRWEB) July 02, 2014
Bedros Keuilian may have founded the Fit Body Boot Camp franchise over a decade ago, but he says that todays marketplace is even more ideal than it was then. According to Keuilian, whose franchise now has over 1500 locations worldwide, tight budgets and increasingly busy schedules mean starting a fitness boot camp makes more sense now than it ever has before.
When I first started opening fitness boot camps, they were relatively unknown, says Keuilian. But theyve become huge. More people are interested in getting healthy and getting fit, but they dont want to just wander around a gym on their own and they dont have the time or money to hire a personal trainer.
Keuilian explains that because most fitness boot camps offer very short, intense sessions utilizing functional fitness training and high-intensity interval training, clients are able to make time for fitness and yet get all the benefits of their own personal trainer. At the same time, fitness boot camps charge far less than private training and even less than many big box gym trainers. Additionally, he says that the fitness boot camp model is ideal for trainers whose schedules and budgets are equally tight.
Its a win-win for the trainers and the clients, he explains. Personal trainers who are still training one-on-one dont make all that much money and they usually work incredibly long hours. Starting a fitness boot camp costs extremely little compared to most businesses, and allows trainers to make more money working fewer hours.
Keuilians Fit Body Boot Camp franchise is known in the industry as the anti-franchise franchise because of its very low buy in cost and flat monthly franchise fees.
We wanted to make starting a fitness boot camp affordable for anyone and we also wanted to motivate people to succeed, rather than charging them more and more money as they grew, he explains. Most fitness businesses cost anywhere from $70,000 to $200,000 just to get on board, plus you have to buy all of your equipment through them. I dont think thats fair or necessary. We also dont charge a percentage of revenue like most fitness franchises. I think that penalizes business owners for being successful and it keeps personal trainers from taking that step of buying into a franchise.
Keuilian says that shorter sessions at a low cost and with great results are the perfect solution for busy people trying to live a healthier lifestyle on a budget. At the same time, group training and low start-up costs make the fitness boot camp equally ideal for personal trainers who are burned out and have little capital.
In some ways, I envy people that are just getting into it now, because I had to build it from the ground up and learn as I went. People starting a fitness boot camp now are able to pretty much get a business in the box and for less money than it cost me when I first started.
About Keuilian Inc.
Keuilian Inc. (est. 2007) was founded by fitness marketing and business consultant Bedros Keuilian, who has been named the hidden genius behind several of the biggest names in the fitness industry. In addition, he is also the founder of the popular fitness marketing blog, PTPower.com, and founder and CEO of the indoor fitness boot camp franchise, Fit Body Boot Camp.
To find out more about Bedros Keuilian and his fitness boot camp franchise, please visit http://www.ptpower.com/ and http://www.myfitbodybootcamp.com/.
For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/startingafitnessbootcamp/fitbodybootcamp/prweb11992077.htm
Information contained on this page is provided by an independent third-party content provider. WorldNow and this Station make no warranties or representations in connection therewith. If you have any questions or comments about this page please contact email@example.com.


text:
Vanessa Rangel - Palpite .rar
by filhob23 4,322 KB | 2014-01-16 | File |
Vanessa Rangel - Palpite - download at 4shared. Vanessa Rangel - Palpite is hosted at free file sharing service 4shared.
DownloadShare Add to my account
Is owner
View only
Upload & Edit
Members may only view items in this folder.
Members may view, add, edit and delete items in this folder.
Set subdomain & password
Add the code below to your web page to embed 4shared folder into your blog or webspace.
Html & forum codes
HTML code
Forum code
Checked by McAfee. No virus detected.
0 comments Add new comment
Remove Ads x
Show QR Code


text:
Originally Posted by BasicPauly
Im confused. Why am I "sooo" creepy :|
Should I take offence at that without any reasoning? Sorry if i've come across creepy, but idk what you're referring to?
You're guilty of taking Moxxi seriously there. That and the scary staring eyes on your PS2 character.
Forum Rules


text:
Shooting Stars hit Farthing Friday
"But, we don't want to break a leg," a 5-year-old says as her
group is led onto the Farthing Stage Tuesday.
"It's OK, it's just pretend," the volunteer responds.
"But I don't want to pretend break a leg," she says.
It's just a typical rehearsal for Shooting Stars, and, if you think the backstage drama is cute, wait until you see the acts on stage Friday, because it's a big deal.
"It's a pretty big deal," 7-year-old dancer Alessandra Densham said Tuesday. "We're cheerleading and dancing and doing hip-hop."
While the funds go to a good cause, Friday's all about the kids.
"I get to dance in front of other people," 7-year-old Libby Glidewell bragged.
Making the cut takes practice, dedication, passion and a little luck.
"It's been really fun practicing every Monday after school," Valle Crucis singer Cameron Hastings said.
The "Defying Gravity" diva is not the only one feeling the buzz.
"I think they're excited about the opportunity to perform on a big stage, and I think a lot of them understand what it takes to get through... to be part of the final show, so it gives them a sense of pride," Watauga Education Foundation board member Tracey Wright said.
Seventy acts auditioned, and only 25 grace the stage Friday, but it's not just about the performances.
Forty visual art pieces were selected from student artwork. The art was captured on video tape, and it will be screened Friday at the event.
"The kids walk out and take a bow after their video is shown," board member and visual art coordinator Cynthia Fox said.
This year's show has a few unique twists, including teacher acts from Kathy Butler (Green Valley/Valle Crucis), Robin Ebaugh (Parkway), Donald Davis (Parkway), Judd Pinnix (Blowing Rock/Parkway), Sondra Edwards (Mable/Parkway) and Chris Watson (Ashe County Schools).
"We've got so much that's going to shake the show up this year," Watauga Education Foundation director Melanie Bullard said.
A brand new addition will do that, quite literally.
Appalachian State University's Greek Week 2010 directly benefited the event, raising $11,179. Its lip-synch contest winners, Pi Kappa Alpha (Disney/The Lion King) and Alpha Phi (Alice in Wonderland) get to repeat their performances at Shooting Stars.
Money raised is earmarked for WEF's Imagination Library Initiative, and it's more than anyone expected.
"When I was able to finally add up the numbers, I was like, 'Oh my gosh are you kidding me?'" Greek Week coordinator Kristin Cardinelli said.
Money raised from Shooting Stars Friday goes directly to Watauga Education Foundation Grants for projects that enrich student learning in the community.
With the dancing, the music and the magic (literally, in the case of 6-year-old magician Max Midgett), Shooting Stars 2010 promises to be the must-see show of the year, Bullard said, adding, "We've got amazing acts this year."
Couple that with teacher acts and college lip-synching, and you've got talent bright enough to earn the name "Shooting Stars."
Tickets are $5 for students and school employees and $10 for parents. They are available at the Farthing Ticket Office now or at the show.
Shooting Stars is Friday at 6:30 p.m. in Farthing Auditorium, located on Rivers Street on the ASU campus.


text:
By L. A. Jackson Want to add visual and literal sizzle to your garden this year? Include hot peppers. These popular plants have become staples in many vegetable gardens because, even with heat levels that, in some, seem to approach thermonuclear, it can't be denied that hot peppers will certainly spice up dull meals at […]Read More
Yard & Garden
The enlightened path
By L. A. Jackson Paths are, of course, necessities when it comes to walking from Point A to Point B in a garden, but as utilitarian as they are, with proper planning, they can actually add to the beauty of the landscape. Below are some pointers that will help lead you down an enlightened path […]Read More
Bringing in the butterflies
By L. A. Jackson Spring is an ideal time for gardeners who love ornamental plants to plan for not only a bountiful show of blooms but also butterflies. That's right—butterflies. These bright flits of kinetic color are enough to make even the most distracted backyard grower take notice. Stray butterflies will fly into the […]Read More
Ready for spring gardening chores?
As this is being written, the temperatures are in the single digits. The forecast calls for more snow. Blah. When you read this, hopefully it will be sunny and warm. The only thing predictable about the weather is its unpredictability, and our ability to shortly forget how good or bad it was. Come July, if […]Read More
It's bloody cold
As I write this in late January, it is -11 degrees without factoring in the wind chill in Rockford, which is where I'm teaching, and fortunately not where I'm living. Not that there is anything against Rockford and northern Illinois. It's just as the British would say, "It's bloody cold" and most of Illinois has […]Read More
The best way to water orchids
Orchids are one of those fascinating plants that impress just about everyone. Production costs and bio-technology have enabled the $100 plant to be yours at the bargain price of less than $20. Granted, you probably aren't getting the Cattleya or Papheopedilum orchid. What you probably are buying, though, are the Phalaenopsis or Dendrobium, two of […]Read More
New Year's resolutions for your garden
The New Year brings new resolutions. If you go the healthy food and exercise route, you probably will break the resolution two weeks into the new year, if not sooner. Gardening resolutions have the advantage of lasting longer, but only due to the fact that it's too cold to do much gardening until April or […]Read More
Keeping your evergreens ever green
What would December be without wrapping paper and ribbons, colored poinsettias, eggnog and folks rushing here and there? And of course, there's all the greenery from swags to wreaths to the trees. Time has changed what evergreens we use for decorating. Less than 50 years ago, we used what we grew or what was grown […]Read More
Prepare your plants for winter
As I sit typing this for November, I wonder what the winter months hold in store. There are rumblings from almanac writers that winter will be snow-packed and cold, just the way I remember it growing up when stoking the coal furnaces were the norm and air conditioning was something the city folks had. Back then, six […]Read More
October is apple picking time
Sometime this month we are bound to get a frost that will spell the end of most plants. There will be some that will soldier on until a strong freeze actually finishes the job. October, though, is also the month for the apples, which come into their prime during these 31 days. Granted, some apples […]Read More


text:
By Jessica Bruha
The Norman Transcript
NORMAN — A Moore man pleaded guilty to nine counts of child sexual abuse and was convicted Monday in Cleveland County District Court, records show.
Joseph Michael Siford, 41, pleaded guilty to six counts of first-degree rape by instrumentation, two counts of lewd acts with a child under 16 and one count of first-degree attempted rape.
Siford was essentially sentenced to 30 years in prison, Assistant District Attorney Lori Puckett said. He was sentenced to 20 years for two of the crimes but will serve time for those charges concurrently.
Puckett said all the charges were 85 percent crimes, so Siford must serve at least 85 percent of the 30-year jail sentence.
Siford was part of a fugitive trio that fled to Vancouver, Wash., in August after search warrants were issued for he and his wife, Danyale's, home and the home of their friend, Michelle Danae Walker, 44, of Noble. The three allegedly sexually abused a 13-year-old girl.
The trio was found by U.S. marshals shortly after fleeing and was charged in September 2012.
Danyale Siford, 36, was convicted of a misdemeanor count of failure to report child abuse in January. She was sentenced to one year in county jail, with credit to the time she had already served.
Siford was released from jail in June, according to a sheriff's return on criminal sentence.
Walker was originally charged with three counts of forcible oral sodomy, first-degree rape by instrumentation and the production of juvenile photography. Fifteen felony counts were added in March, for a total of 20.
According to court records, charges were amended to the following:
· Four counts of rape by instrumentation.
· Three counts of rape by instrumentation in concert with Joseph Siford.
· Eight counts of lewd molestation or indecent proposal to a child.
· One count of producing child pornography.
· Three counts of making, selling or soliciting child pornography.
· One count of soliciting sexual conduct with a minor.
A motion hearing for Walker has been set for 9 a.m. Dec. 13 in District Judge Tracy Schumacher's courtroom.
Background information: According to the affidavit filed with charges against the trio, Walker reportedly introduced the 13-year-old girl to the Sifords after she "met them through a Facebook site called 'Party Friends,' which she later learned was a meeting spot for 'swingers.'"
Walker and the Sifords allegedly engaged in sexual contact with each other in the child's presence. One encounter between Joe Siford and the girl was video-taped, the affidavit stated.
The crimes allegedly occurred multiple times in Noble at Walker's residence, in Moore at the Siford's residence and at Thunderbird Lake in Norman.
Search warrants filed Aug. 21 in Cleveland County District Court show that the Cleveland County Sheriff's Office seized 24 items from the Sifords' home and 19 items from Walker's home.
Breaking news, severe weather alerts, AMBER alerts, sports scores from The Norman Transcript are available as text messages right to your phone or mobile device. You decide which type of alerts you want to receive. Find out more or to signup, click here.


text:
Minority Republicans and three rebel Democrats took over the state Senate floor Friday and were working toward approval of a budget plan kept under wraps until the coup began.
The blow-up killed a series of bills that needed votes before a 5 p.m. deadline, and Senate budget chairman Ed Murray said it would send lawmakers into special session. As of The Olympian's print deadline, lawmakers had not yet taken a vote on the budget.
Most lawmakers had never seen anything like the move.
Republicans said they were just breaking through gridlock. Senate GOP Leader Mike Hewitt said Democrats didn't have 25 votes to move their version of the budget out of the Ways and Means Committee this afternoon, and Republicans didn't either. So the time was right to push the matter to the floor after seeing GOP ideas snubbed in a budget the Democrats rolled out Tuesday, he said.
"It's very hard for me to listen to (complaints about short notice). We've been down here since December, trying to work together, exactly like we did last year, and we had absolutely no cooperation whatsoever – none," said Hewitt, of Walla Walla. GOP budget negotiator Joe Zarelli "has presented idea after idea and absolutely none of them were accepted. So we have chosen to take this method."
The Republicans were able to take control because centrist Democrats took advantage of their party's slim 27-22 majority. Last year, the moderates flexed their muscle by forcing Murray and Zarelli to work hand in hand crafting spending cuts. This year, the bipartisanship took a new form.
"This is an incredible abuse of power," Murray said. "And considering what my party and myself as chair was willing to do this is the payback. This is the response."
Murray said Republicans did not negotiate in good faith and criticized Democratic Sens. Rodney Tom of Medina and Jim Kastama of Puyallup, who defected along with maverick Sen. Tim Sheldon of Potlatch.
Murray said Tom and Kastama had told him they were still open to voting for the Democrats' budget as long as the right reform bills were enacted. Some of them, like a pension overhaul that Republicans managed to pull to the floor along with the budget, hadn't budged in the Senate. Two of Kastama's bills – one requiring a balanced four-year budget and another meant to get rid of ineffective programs – are stalled in the House.
"There hasn't been one of those reforms passed. Not one," Kastama said. And while he did remain open to Murray's budget if his demands were met: "I was very upfront with leadership that I was looking at all of the options."
The coalition used a rarely used procedural Senate move to push their budget straight to the floor before it had a hearing or lawmakers had even read it. That prompted complaints from Democrats, even though they have given short notice on hearings and votes in recent years.
"The fact that these members are expected to vote on it when they've never seen it – something's wrong here," Gov. Chris Gregoire told reporters.
Democrats countered with more parliamentary moves. Democratic Floor Leader Tracey Eide demanded a full reading of the 235-page budget in an attempt to delay the vote. She halted it after two clerks had read about 34 pages.
Republicans say their approach to the budget saves help for vulnerable people, protects so-called "critical access" hospitals and leaves more reserves than the Democrats' plan. They also avoid a gimmick used by Senate Democrats to delay $330 million in payments to school districts until the next budget cycle.
"Once you analyze this (alternative) budget, people are going to like it," Hewitt told reporters.
But the GOP plan skips a $130 million payment into the state's two under-funded pension plans (Teachers Retirement System 1 and Public Employees Retirement System 1). It kills off medical coverage in the Disability Lifeline for people temporarily unable to work, and it trims $44 million from K-12 education, $30 million from higher education and $311 million from social services including child-care subsidies for the working poor.
The move might keep lawmakers in Olympia past the March 8 scheduled end of the 60-day term.
"We are going into special session," Murray of Seattle said flatly.
Republicans disagreed.
"What we are doing today is not leading us into special session. It has the potential to keep us from special session," Zarelli said.
If Republicans succeed in passing their budget, it runs into a wall in the House, where Democrats have large majorities and do not want to pass some of the reforms sought by Senate Republicans and moderate Democrats.
Jordan Schrader: 360-786-1826 jordan.schrader@ thenewstribune.com
Brad Shannon: 360-753-1688 firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Louisiana PASS
Louisiana PASS
The PASS System contains web-based programs that Louisiana students can use to learn new skills and take practice tests. www.LouisianaPASS.org.
The Reading Runway – Reading Tutorials for Prekindergarten-Grade 3 students.
Newton's Classroom – Mathematics tutorials and assessments for Grades 1-8 students.
PASS – Practice tests for LEAP, iLEAP, and GEE with instructional feedback for Grades 3-12.


text:
The underground Metro train shook noticeably.
Something had happened. William Hanna, a retired U.S. Army colonel living in Virginia, was on board the Metro and could feel the shock.
"I felt it rock the train," Hanna said recalling, that late summer morning in 2001. He also heard a "thunderous" sound. "I knew something had happened. I thought two trains had collided or a gas main exploded," he said.
Hanna, now 72 and living in Terre Haute, his hometown, had just arrived that morning at the Pentagon Metro stop, below the U.S. Defense Department Headquarters in Northern Virginia. Hanna had worked in the Pentagon for eight years and was on his way that morning to visit a friend still working in the building. "I had time for a cup of coffee," Hanna recalled. After that, Hanna, who retired from the Pentagon in 1995, had an appointment on Capitol Hill.
Hanna's friend's office was just 150 yards from where American Airlines flight 77, which had taken off that morning from nearby Dulles International Airport, crashed into the Pentagon at 9:37 a.m.
"It blew him out of his desk," Hanna said of his friend, who was not seriously injured. "He flew across the room, about 10 feet."
The Pentagon building is actually a series of buildings and is "built like a bunker," Hanna said. In fact, the section of the building that was struck by the hijacked aircraft with 59 people on board had recently been reinforced, he said. "The building, itself, is extremely strong," Hanna said.
Nevertheless, the impact and resulting fire from the terrorist attack on the Pentagon killed 125 military and civilian personnel inside the structure. If Hanna had caught the earlier Metro that morning, he believes that he would have been walking through the impacted section of the Pentagon at the moment the plane hit.
"If I'd have been a train earlier, I'd have been right there," Hanna said, pointing to a dot on his hand-drawn diagram of the Pentagon building. "I'm glad the train wasn't early."
A few miles away that same morning, Rod Henry, then-executive director of the Terre Haute Chamber of Commerce, and a delegation of community leaders from Terre Haute were taking a walk after eating breakfast at the Hay-Adams Hotel, near the White House in Washington, D.C. The group was in the nation's capital for the chamber's annual "fly-in" to Washington to lobby on behalf of the city. While walking through Lafayette Park, which is just north of the White House, they were still reeling from the news that two planes had crashed into the World Trade Center in New York City.
The group was near the park's fountain when they noticed what appeared to be a "mass exodus" of people from the direction of the White House, Henry recalled. The people were headed north, away from the White House, the Executive Office Building and the Treasury Department building toward the group from Terre Haute.
"It was almost like we were going to get trampled," Henry said. Next, Henry and the others saw security personnel with weapons readied. They pointed at the Terre Haute group to get back, Henry recalled. "We weren't allowed to go anywhere near the White House," he said.
Back at the Pentagon, Hanna, after sitting in the Metro for several minutes, was informed that he and the other passengers were going to be taken back one stop to the east, to a Metro station known as Pentagon City. It was there that Hanna exited the Metro and was able to look around. The scene at Pentagon Station metro stop was chaotic. The sky was filled with black smoke from the huge explosion and fire at the Pentagon about a half-mile away. People were running back and forth, some were sitting on the ground, some were crying, Hanna recalled.
"People were in a panic," Hanna said. "I stopped some guy and asked what happened. He said a helicopter had crashed. I knew from the amount of smoke, it wasn't a helicopter," he said. He speculated a plane had missed the runway at nearby Reagan National Airport. Whatever the case, he believed it was likely a passenger jet had crashed.
"It was almost surreal," Hanna said, when asked how that event feels 10 years later. "It's almost as if I wasn't there, but I know I was."
The Terre Haute Chamber group returned to the Hay-Adams Hotel and soon learned of the attack at the Pentagon, which took place about 45 minutes after the first plane hit the World Trade Center and about 30 minutes after the second plane hit. Members of the delegation immediately tried to reach family members back home to let them know they were OK. Rumors were flying wildly that morning and family members back in Terre Haute were concerned. The chamber delegation had a meeting scheduled that morning on Capitol Hill with then-Sen. Evan Bayh. Some rumors indicated the Capitol had been attacked as well.
"It was really a surreal experience," Henry said. "We, in a lot of ways, felt isolated." Still, many of the delegation took a long walk through Washington that day, looking for somewhere to give blood, he noted. "It was just one of those experiences you will never forget."
Thinking back on that terrible day a decade later, Hanna and Henry agree that it was a life-changing day for everyone and for the nation.
"I think it changed everybody," Henry said. "You don't take life for granted. You appreciate everything that's around. You never know when something completely out of your control will change everything."
Arthur Foulkes can be reached at (812) 231-4232 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
$5.95 Flat Rate Shipping + Free Returns
These earrings feature a golden leaf motif with rhinestones and ruthenium accents. Pair with matching Ivie Bangle to complete your look.
Our promise to you....
Each and every piece of our jewelry is:
See our Return Policy.
Sign up to receive special offers.
Copyright 2014 Stella & Dot /
All rights reserved


text:
By Jamie Wachter / Sports Editor
The Meridian Star
Like clockwork, you can count on a third meeting between the Lamar and Laurel Christian girls soccer teams in early October.
For the fourth straight season, the two division rivals will meet today for the MAIS Division II state championship. The Raiders, who host the 1 p.m. game, have won two of the three previous championship matchups.
"We've been blessed with a lot of talent and the girls have worked so hard," Lamar coach Mike Crowe said about the program's success the past four seasons.
The Raiders enter 21-1-1 and haven't been tested yet during the postseason. That is bound to change, because a thriller against the Lions in the title game is also something you can count on.
"Laurel's a real good team and they've played us really strong the past few years we've played them for the state championship," Crowe added. "Last year went to a shootout and this year I hope it doesn't go that way, but you never know.
"Every year we play them, we beat them every time by several goals during the regular season. But every time when it comes to the end, it's a totally different team we face in the state championship.
"We can't go in there and think we've already got it won because Laurel will come in play extremely hard and it seems like they always play their best at the end."


text:
Articles Tagged with ''savings''
Achieving Energy Savings And Healthier Workplaces
Operations and management procedures that will lead to overall improvements in the working and learning environment, including reduced operating costs, healthier indoor air, improved comfort and reduced water consumption.
In Consideration Of Outdoor LED Lighting
The role of outdoor lighting has expanded to complement aesthetics, enhance architectural elements and monuments, support navigation, highlight nighttime sports events and even support retail sales.
Blue Is The New Green
Reducing water use by adopting water-efficient products, services and practices in these facilities can have a great impact in lowering water and sewer costs, and can help to meet challenges faced by communities to meet water demands, save energy and reduce stress on natural resources.
The Costs And Profit Of Sustainable Green Cleaning
Does cleaning in a green, sustainable manner cost more or less than cleaning in what might be referred to as the standard way?
The Procurement Conflict
The outsourcing question has grown from a discussion solely about cost savings to the idea of how outsourcing can support my performance goals and the strategic vision of a company for growth.
The Problem-solving Power Of Pressure Washers
The experts at Ultimate Washer Inc. offer the following nine-point list of ways a portable pressure washer can help solve common cleaning problems both indoors and out.


text:
Waldorf School
The sixth grade reads and discusses works such as The Bronze Bow, Adam of the Road, Parzival, and Otto of the Silver Hand. These materials serve as the primary resources for vocabulary and reading comprehension review. Students also learn to break the writing process into steps, allowing time and inspiration for outlining, drafting, editing, and proofreading. Through assignments such as research projects and creative compositions, sixth graders become well-versed in library and reference book research methods.


text:
This article can also be found in the Premium Editorial Download "Storage magazine: Five cutting-edge storage technologies."
Download it now to read this article plus other related content.
Do You Plan on Implementing iSCSI?
|Do you plan on implementing iSCSI?
|How do you/will you use iSCSI?
|With what host platforms
Storage readers are slowly coming around to iSCSI–45% stated that they have either already implemented it, or are planning to, compared to only 23% that are categorically ruling it out. The remaining 32% are on the fence. The most popular use for iSCSI (37.7%) will be to connect stranded servers into legacy storage resources, but iSCSI as a native storage protocol follows closely behind (35.1%).
This was first published in October 2004


text:
The Leading eBooks Store Online
for Kindle Fire, Apple, Android, Nook, Kobo, PC, Mac, BlackBerry ...
Microsoft Access 2010 In Depth
- iPhone / iPad
- Android phones & tablets
- Kindle Fire
- e-readers with Adobe Digital Editions installed
- Mac
This ebook is available for the following devices:
- iPhone
- iPad
- Android
- Kindle Fire
- Windows
- Mac
- Sony Reader
- Cool-er Reader
- Nook
- Kobo Reader
- iRiver Story
You can also read this ebook online in eb20 format without having to download anything.
ePub off (no printing)
eb20 20% every 30 days
ePub off (no copying)
eb20 20% every 30 days
ePub off
eb20 on
Access 2010 In Depth is the beyond-the-basics, beneath-the-surface guide for everyone who wants to streamline their work with Access 2010, and get more done in less time. Legendary Access expert Roger Jennings provides specific, tested, proven solutions to the problems Access database users and developers run into every day: challenges other books ignore or oversimplify. Jennings thoroughly covers all facets of working with Access 2010, and adds new chapters on integration and collaboration with Microsoft SharePoint and emulating Table Triggers with Access Data Macros. New coverage also includes: customizable Ribbon and Themes; the revamped Macro Designer; Quick Start Fields; IntelliSense support in Expression Builder; Application Parts and Navigation Forms; conditional formatting and data bars in reports; and new web database publishing techniques. As with all In Depth books, Access 2010 In Depth presents comprehensive coverage, breakthrough techniques, exclusive shortcuts, quick access to information, troubleshooting help for tough problems, and real-world examples with nothing glossed over or left out. Step-by-step instructions with icons guide readers through essential tasks such as designing tables, entering data, importing external data, designing and executing queries, and designing data entry forms and printed reports. Additional chapters on advanced form and report design emphasize data entry efficiency and presentation clarity.
1551 pages; ISBN 9780768695236
Read online, or download in EPUB or secure PDF format
More Computers
No Place to Hide 2014 US$ 12.99 256 pages
Program Logics for Certified Compilers 2014 US$ 14.99 469 pages
Discovering Statistics Using R 2012 US$ 92.00 993 pages
Diffusion of Innovations, 5th Edition 2003 US$ 25.50 1 pages


text:
LEGAL NOTICE The Ferguson Township Board of Supervisors will meet on Monday, July 21, 2014 at 7:00 p.m. for a regular meeting at the Ferguson Township Municipal Building, 3147 Research Drive, State College, PA. Items that are on the agenda for the regular...More info Email a friend
PENNS VALLEY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT ENACTMENT NOTICE UNDER LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT DEBT ACT Notice is hereby given that the Board of School Directors of the Penns Valley Area School District, at a meeting held on July 16, 2014, adopted a Resolution titled ...More info Email a friend
COLLEGE TOWNSHIP COUNCIL SPECIAL MEETING On Monday, July 21, 2014, at 7:00 PM, the College Township Council will hold a Special Meeting for the purpose of reviewing the draft 2015 - 2019 Capital Improvement Program (CIP) and the draft 2015 College Township...More info Email a friend
Meeting Notice The Benner Township Planning Commission and the Benner Township Board of Supervisors will hold a joint work session to review possible changes to current township ordinances on Monday, July 21, 2014 beginning at 7:00 p.m. in the municipal...More info Email a friend
In accordance with The Sunshine Act, the County Probation and Parole Officers' Firearm Education and Training Commission will be holding a meeting on Thursday, July 24, 2014 at 9:00 A.M. The meeting will be held at the Days Inn State College, 240 South ...More info Email a friend
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID Owner: Bald Eagle Area School District Address: 751 S. Eagle Valley Road Wingate, PA 16823 Phone Number: 814-355-4868 Separate sealed BIDS for the improvements to the Bald Eagle Area High School Baseball Field, which requires ...More info Email a friend
ESTATE NOTICE CARL R. KLINE, late of College Township - Edith Bilger, 532 Decibel Road, State College, PA 16801, Executor; James M. Rayback, JAMES M. RAYBACK, INC., 102 E. College Ave., State College, PA 16801, Attorney.More info Email a friend
Notice is hereby given that Evergreen Farm, Inc., 3102 Evergreen Ln, Spruce Creek, PA 16683 intends to submit an application to the Department of Environmental Protection for a Water Quality Management permit at the Rider Farm, 1707 W Gatesburg Rd, Warriors...More info Email a friend
Legal Notice The Ferguson Township Board of Supervisors will meet for the 2015-2019 Capital Improvement Program Budget Worksessions on Thursday, July 24 from 6:00pm-9:00pm and on Tuesday, July 29 from 6:00pm-9:00pm in Conference Room #2 of the Ferguson...More info Email a friend
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF CENTRE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA NO. 2013-2820 WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. v. ROBERT K. ELLIS and ELIZABETH DONLEY NOTICE TO: ELIZABETH DONLEY NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL PROPERTY Being Premises: ...More info Email a friend


text:
New homes made easy!
It is our pleasure to welcome you to Genius Homes. Genius Prefabricated Homes are built in our factory by our qualified and experienced tradesmen and then delivered to your site once complete.
Full project management from design & consent to site works & delivery!
Our efficient production line and quality control system ensures you receive a high quality, low maintenance home constructed to the highest standards from the finest materials. We also offer quick build times!
We'll make the whole process easier & quicker!
Genius Homes offer flexible designs, complete project management, regular client communication, weekly production updates and new homes delivered complete - ready to move into within a week.
Contact us now for a no obligation, free quote 0800 522 225
Featured Design: Oxford Modern
Oxford Modern 3 Bedroom Home
Size: 12.9m x 7.2m
The Oxford Modern features a mono pitch roof and is a variation of our most popoluar Oxford 3 design. Featuring open plan living, 3 bedrooms with built in wardrobes.
Genius Homes come fully finished with quality appliances, kitchen, bathroom & laundry fixtures, heat pump & floor coverings.
Click here to view our special for this design in Christchurch
Click the floorplan & rendering above to see larger images of the Oxford Modern.