text:
Visit our other Wisconsin Historical Society websites!
Refine or narrow your results by clicking any term in the gray boxes below.
Expand your results by removing any blue box in the "You have selected" section above. Click on the white "X" to remove the term.
Narrow your results by entering a keyword into the search box above. Then click the "Search Within" checkbox, then click on the orange "Search" button.
If you did not find what you are looking for or you did not get any results, try changing your search term(s). See our Search Help page for more tips.
Date: 1953-10-02
Description: View of the field during the Wisconsin High School vs. Monroe High School football game at Breese Stevens Field.
Date: 1953-08-29
Description: Mrs. Garth K. Voight and daughter Valerie Voight, 18 months, sit in the front seat of an automobile. Mrs. Voight is membership chairman for the Junior Divi...
Date: 1953-09-28
Description: Beth Ross sits at a typewriter while her husband, John E., holds their two-month-old son, Tommy. Beth is the president of the Junior Division of the Univer...
Date: 1925 ca.
Description: Interior views of the new Rennebohm Drug Store #1, 1357 University Avenue at the corner of Randall Avenue, including the soda fountain and tables on the le...
Description: The Rennebohm Drug Store #1 at the corner of University Avenue and Randall Avenue, which replaced Rennebohm's first store located just across the street. A...
Date: 1954-03-10
Description: Group portrait of Madison Woman's Bowling Association 1954 tournament's all-event champions in 5 classes. The women are probably Martha Hoffman, June Hanso...
Date: 1872 ca.
Description: A man, two women, and a girl are posed in a yard by a table. The frame house behind them has cut work trim on its side and front porch and brackets on open...
Date: date unknown
Description: Photographic postcard of view down the front sidewalk of the main entrance of the State Historical Library, now the headquarters building of the Wisconsin...
Description: Action shot of Central High School left halfback ball carrier Jim Easland (#21) being tackled by East High School's Don Shillinglaw (#33) and Dick Barton....
Description: The Kehl School of Dance Building, 309 West Johnson Street, later the Madison Labor Temple, which was built in 1898.
Date: 1949-05-01
Description: Eighty-one year old Mrs. William Morrisey holds her two great-grandsons, Frederick George Joachim, Jr. (left) and John Wolfe. Behind her is her daughter, M...
Date: 1955-06-16
Description: Daytime view of Robert Blossom's Mobil gas station, 3702 East Washington Avenue and Highway 51. In the background is the Club LaMark, and signs for Red Roo...
Date: 1941 ca.
Description: Mr. Per Lysne admiring rosemaled chests.
Description: Group portrait of 14 East High School basketball players taken after they earned a three way tie for first place in the Big Eight Conference.
Date: 1964
Description: Interior of the Rohde's Steak House special football luncheon menu, with spot illustrations of football players in action, and featured items on the menu (...
Date: 1956-02-05
Description: Dick Jacobson of Madison is about to land a ski jump at a Blackhawk Club ski jumping tournament at Tomahawk Ridge, located west of Middleton.
Date: 1950-12-07
Description: Nancy Berryman of Wauwatosa, (seated) is showing Clarence Bylsma, Racine; Henry Lippold, New London, and Anne Van Zandt, LaCrosse (left to right) all of wh...
Description: A stereograph of the Wisconsin State Capitol in the winter.
Date: 1953-09-19
Description: DeSoto V8 Firedome automobile taken for Schappe Motors, 801 East Washington Avenue. Monona Bay is in the background.
Date: 1958-03-05
Description: The West Branch of First National Bank Building at the corner of University Avenue and Park Street, with Rennebohm Drug Store #7 located on the bank's firs...
If you didn't find the material you searched for, our Library Reference Staff can help.
Call our reference desk at 608-264-6535 or email us at:
© 1996-2014 Wisconsin Historical Society, 816 State Street, Madison, WI 53706


text:
Narrow your search
The latest version of FaceCrypt's iPhone app adds its own browser so you can more easily access password-protected Web sites with facial recognition.
Apple has yet to bring facial recognition to the iPhone and iPad, but a couple of iOS apps can detect your face to lock and unlock certain secrets.
Google is pushing for devices to show an Android logo during boot-up, Chromecast works with more video and music services, and the FaceCrypt app uses selfies for security.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The Maureen Krzanowski Scholarship recognizes the local high school seniors who are active in community service activities.
Maureen served as president of The Community Roundtable after being a long time volunteer for the organization. She donated many hours making the Brandon area a better place to live. She was involved with the Brandon Lions Club and answered phones for the Greater Brandon Chamber of Commerce.
In the past two years, this scholarship has been awarded to two area students who currently attend the University of Florida. Join us for the presentation at the Community Affairs Dinner in February.
The application contains all the necessary information and must be postmarked (or received via email) by Friday, January 11, 2013.
Good luck!


text:
Tonawanda News — Residents here know well by now the story behind Tonawanda Coke. Years of health complaints, the long struggle for meaningful regulatory oversight and, finally, vindication in the form of a criminal conviction for grossly polluting the air and ground.
Tonawanda Coke and its environmental manager, Mark Kamholz, were found guilty in March of violating two federal laws, the Clean Air Act and the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, when a federal jury determined that they dumped hazardous waste on the ground and spewed thousands of tons of carcinogenic chemicals into the air. The defendants face a possible 75 years in prison and more than $200 million in fines when they're sentenced next month.
The final chapter on JD Crane, the man who owns the facility at the center of the controversy, hasn't been written. Crane wasn't charged in the 19-count indictment against his company and his name wasn't uttered once during the 30-day trial. But an extensive review of his business practices in five other communities yields some alarming findings.
While activists and politicians alike are lining up to decide how to spend the money, a Tonawanda News investigation sought to find out how other communities that hosted Crane-owned coke foundries fared in their fight to be made whole. The result is shockingly consistent — a string of broken laws and broken promises that add up to millions spent cleaning up mess after mess Crane left behind.
If Crane's business past is any indication of Tonawanda Coke's future, locals may be in for years of expensive cleanup.
Erie Coke: A too familiar tale
Crane's plant in Erie, Pa., is Tonawanda's only sister facility still in operation. The plants are two of just 19 coke-making facilities in the nation, and their histories are closely linked.


text:
|Mobile Homes
Residential Service Plan
Try the unique Ant & Spider service that makes Corky's Pest Control famous!
Look at the comprehensive service you'll receive by a licensed technician.
1. We sweep away the spider webs from the eaves, windows and door frames using a special web duster. We also perform this service on your property perimeter fence lines.
2. We spray the cracks and crevices of the hardscape edges and the foundation.
3. We spray window casings and door frames.
4. We inspect and treat plantings where there is evidence of ants and spiders.
5. We spray the property perimeter to help prevent foraging insects from entering your property.
6.We spray the eaves to control spiders and keep them from their hiding places.
We're confident that once you experience the great results of our service, you'll want to become a regular customer.
- We do not spray flowering plants when Bees are present and foraging or on hot summer days.
- We inspect every area of your property and use all necessary treatments to provide a perfect service.
- We only use Botanical or Low-Impact products on your property.
Everyone knows that ants and spiders come into your house from the landscape. Keeping these plant insects in check is the first step in ant and spider control. Plant inventories are maintained to ensure that our service is appropriate for your property. Controlling the insects outside of your home is the key to effectively controlling insects that invade your home.
Pest Identification Center
Use the links below to identify the pest you are interested in.
Click to get more information on specific species.


text:
384 search results for Charlize Theron
Mad Max: Fury Road
Type: Event | Date: Friday, May 15, 2015George Miller returns to direct another chapter in the famous "Mad Max" franchise... this time, with Tom Hardy in the title role.
Recap: 'Saturday Night Live' – Charlize Theron and The Black Keys
Type: Post | Date: Saturday, May 10, 2014The star of "A Million Ways To Die In The West" shows off her comedic bonafides
Sean Penn and Charlize Theron are making a movie together
Type: Post | Date: Thursday, Apr 10, 2014'Tree of Life,' '12 Years a Slave' producer Bill Pohlad also on board
First Look: Tom Hardy and a bald Charlize Theron in 'Mad Max: Fury Road'
Type: Article | Date: Thursday, Jun 26, 2014First entry in the franchise in nearly three decades hits theaters next summer
Adorable alert: Lots of kittens and an odd Charlize Theron in 'SNL's' Whiskers R'We
Type: Article | Date: Sunday, May 11, 2014Who's ready to adopt Damion the sociopath?
'SNL': Charlize Theron Schools Us In the Art of Model Face In This Week's Promos
Type: Article | Date: Wednesday, May 7, 2014Also: Which female cast member is trying to kill her?
Andy Samberg will host 'SNL's' season finale, Charlize Theron hosts the week before
Type: Post | Date: Wednesday, Apr 23, 2014Andy Samberg will host 'SNL's' season finale, Charlize Theron will host the week before NBC to air a Coldplay concert special Netflix orders its 1st Spanish-language original series
Best and Worst of 'A Million Ways to Die in the West'
Type: Gallery | Date: Sunday, Jun 1, 2014Seth MacFarlane may have co-headlined a hit with "Ted," but voicing...
Tell us what you thought of 'A Million Ways to Die in the West'
Type: Post | Date: Friday, May 30, 2014Seth MacFarlane's comic western has opened to mixed reviews
Cinema Sins Undertakes Herculean Task Of Counting 'Snow White And The Huntsman' Sins
Type: Article | Date: Thursday, May 22, 2014It would be less time-consuming to tally the things they did right.


text:
Mountain House Sale and Giveaway!
November 1, 2012
November 3rd through the 30th we have all Mountain House #10 Cans on sale for at least 20% off with select entrées a monster 32%off! This sale only happens twice a year, so don't miss out. And we're so excited we're giving away three cans—one for breakfast, one for lunch, and one for dinner. If you win you'll get:
This post was posted in Uncategorized and was tagged with giveaway, mountain house


text: Does anyone know what size torx head the three screws that hold the pocket clip on the Endura 4 are? Or where I can find a tool that small? The pocket clip on my Endura 4 is coming loose, and I can not find a torx head small enough to fit it. I have checked in Lowes, Home Depot, Wal-mart, and Sears, and the smallest I can find is T8. I don't want to lose my clip, or worse yet my favorite knife. Thanks.


text:
Ask a Question
FamousFootwear.com asked: Why did you choose this?
Nancy asked: I am wondering what size to get in these shoes, I wear a lot of Clarks mules and clogs and have one pair of Fisherman style, most of them are 9's but I have a couple that are 8.5. I plan on wearing trouser type socks or a little heavier?
carol asked: are the insoles removable?
Claire asked: Is the heel area padded.....I can't wear shoes where the heel slips off?


text:
Is your resume in need of a little disruption?
Startups are all about
making things work better.
Our resume writing service is all about doing that for your CV.
StartUpHire is the place to find Quality-Control-Manager jobs in and near . Review the list below of Quality-Control-Manager jobs. These Quality-Control-Manager jobs represent some of the most rewarding careers available. You can refine your job search for Quality-Control-Manager jobs in by adding a job title, company name, or keyword to the search box above … or click the "Advanced Search" link for more options. Don't see the employment opportunity you're looking for? Check back soon for more Quality-Control-Manager jobs in , or sign up for an email alert (link in upper left) to receive periodic updates on new Quality-Control-Manager jobs in , .
Company Overview Good Start Genetics, Inc. is a commercial-stage molecular genetic information company that benefits doctors and patients by setting the new gold standard for routine genetic carrier screening for inherited diseases. Based in Cambridge, Good Start Genetics, Inc.6/22/2014 Cambridge, MA Save This Job
QA MANAGER Zipscene needs to control the quality of its product or service. The Quality Assurance (QA) department manager helps the business remain productive and profitable by implementing and monitoring programs that ensure continuous quality.This manager leads company?s6/22/2014 Cincinnati, OH Save This Job
After having met several important milestones, including exciting clinical data, Argos Therapeutics is poised for new strategic objectives which will require significant new resources. Those new resources include a Quality Assurance Manager. SCOPE: Under the direction of the5/26/2014 Durham, NC Save This Job
DESCRIPTION Be Part of the Next Generation of Flight Aurora Flight Sciences is a leader in unmanned aerial systems, with a fleet of innovative aircraft designed to empower small tactical units, and safeguard our borders. Aurora provides the capabilities and process controls of6/2/2014 Columbus, MS Save This Job
Reports To: Senior Director, Quality Assurance Description: Position Overview: The Quality Systems Manager serves as an integral role within the global Avid Quality Assurance (QA) function in support of the routine measurement of quality performance indicators, emerging or6/7/2014 Philadelphia, PA Save This Job
Job Description: Manage the activities of the technical documentation function in our Agile System, including engineering/manufacturing SOP documentation, drawings, bills of materials, parts lists specifications and engineering change orders. Ensure that master drawing files and6/10/2014 Fremont, CA Save This Job
POSITION OVERVIEW This position is responsible for leading, managing and controlling all aspects of the company Quality Management System (QMS), will report to OrthoAccel?s Chief Operations Officer and will be expected to apply experience, creativity, planning, leadership,5/27/2014 Houston, TX Save This Job
EGeen International Corporation ( www.egeeninc.com ) Location: Sweden or other European countries Posted on: 11:50 AM, September 01, 2008 Position type: Full time Job Code: QA Manager Required education: Bachelor's Degree Area(s) of expertise desired: Quality7/18/2014 Mountain View, CA Save This Job
Description: FibroGen seeks a Quality Assurance Senior Manager/Associate Director to support the manufacture of Drug Substance and Drug Product at Contract Manufacturing Organizations (CMO) and Contract Research Organizations (CRO) to ensure FibroGen products are in compliance6/30/2014 San Francisco, CA Save This Job
Position Responsibilities: A. Incoming Inspection: 1. Responsible to check all incoming material from vendors. 2. Verify against packing slips, P.Os, and manufacturing drawings. 3. Use mechanical tools in the inspection process: a. Calipers, height gauge,6/2/2014 Aston, PA Save This Job
We are seeking an experienced senior Underwriting Operations Manager to join the Verification Team and manage quality control, training and fraud. We are rapidly growing our business and are seeking an individual to build world-class processes in each of these areas. Must be a7/22/2014 Phoenix, AZ Save This Job
The Client Success Manager is the primary point of contact for all client engagements. In this role you will be responsible for clients? social advertising campaigns utilizing ShopIgniter?s innovative social performance marketing platform. The Client Success Manager will work6/18/2014 Portland, OR Save This Job
Job Opening: Laboratory Manager Cleveland HeartLab, Inc. (CHL) is a premier next-generation clinical reference laboratory committed to advancing cardiovascular risk assessment through unique and proprietary diagnostic tests. We focus on novel inflammatory and cardiovascular6/10/2014 Cleveland, OH Save This Job
Location: Minneapolis Department: R&D Report to: Director of Software Delivery What is RedBrick Health? RedBrick Health is a health technology and services company founded in 2006 and based in Minneapolis. With half of health care costs driven by behavior, the best way for7/3/2014 Minneapolis, MN Save This Job
We?re looking for an experienced negotiator to join the Blue Apron team as Purchasing Manager. You?ll be supporting our production facilities and corporate headquarters, so you enjoy the true sense of multitasking and managing multiple demands. About the role Purchase and7/1/2014 Jersey City, NJ Save This Job
Position Summary: Responsible for the overall direction, coordination, implementation, execution, control, and completion of thermal remediation projects within strict budget and schedule timelines, to ensure consistency with company strategy, commitments and6/28/2014 Gardner, MA Save This Job
What you?ll do As a Branding Creative Manager, you will Create and Manage branded programs for global and regional execution. Primary focus is to Art Direct and Design Packaging, Collateral, POS and other Consumer touchpoints as required. The Branding Creative Manger would also6/3/2014 Los Angeles, CA Save This Job
Gilt Groupe is seeking an experienced people manager with warehouse/distribution background for a fast-paced role in Distribution Operations. This position is responsible for inbound receiving of merchandise, as well as outbound customer order fulfillment at our Brooklyn5/28/2014 Brooklyn, NY Save This Job
DEDSCRIPTION Be Part of the Next Generation of Flight Aurora Flight Sciences is a leader in unmanned aerial systems, with a fleet of innovative aircraft designed to empower small tactical units, and safeguard our borders. Aurora provides the capabilities and process controls of6/2/2014 Columbus, MS Save This Job
Job Description: The role of Operation Project Manager will be responsible for the client deliverables ensuring the requests meets or exceeds the actual client requirements and specifications. This position is a hybrid of project management and technical. The main function of6/21/2014 Phoenix Save This Job


text:
WENDELL — When town leaders draft ordinances and contracts, face a lawsuit or encounter a question about complying with state regulations, they turn to the town attorney to make sure they stay within the law and get the details right.
This year, Wendell's leaders also are turning to the town attorney to save money.
The Board of Commissioners on June 10 voted to extend the town's relationship with James P. Cauley III and Cauley Pridgen Attorneys, P.A., renewing a four-year contract that will run from July 1 through June 2017. The contract, approved as part of the meeting's consent agenda, also does not increase fees, Town Manager Teresa Piner said.
"We have gone to bid in the past. However, the fees that we have were the same ones for at least the last three years," Piner said after the meeting. "At that time it went out to bid, other people came in a little bit higher. His qualifications were reviewed. The board feels comfortable. It's just a matter of how we can reduce some of those costs."
The maximum hourly rate will remain $205, unchanged from the previous contract, Cauley, the firm's president, said.
The town also will save money by no longer having an attorney present for both Board of Commissioners meetings each month, Piner said. An attorney will attend meetings on second Mondays and not on fourth Mondays, a plan that Piner said will be reassessed each year.
With the renewed contract, Wendell will maintain at least an 11-year continuity of representation, though not firm name. The relationship began when Rose Rand Attorneys, P.A., won the contract in 2006. A merger resulted in a renamed firm, Rose Rand Wallace Attorneys, P.A., which renewed the contract with Wendell starting in July 2009. From that firm, Cauley and Brian Pridgen formed a practice in 2012, renewing this year through June 2017.
Cauley said the relationship isn't just one lawyer serving the town. His firm, which represents municipal clients statewide, has lawyers with varied expertise.
"We have some other lawyers that tend to focus on particular areas of the law," Cauley said. "Different lawyers in the firm get involved in different issues."
Even though an attorney's presence will be less visible, Cauley and his firm still will draft and review contracts, handle negotiations and defend the town in litigation.
"At lot like the town elected officials," Cauley said, "there tends to be a lot of work that goes on that's not seen."


text:
When Mary Lehrmann came home from a walk with her dog Monday morning, the dog started barking at the garage behind their house at 5707 Kent Ave.
After seeing smoke coming from the garage, she saw a neighbor standing nearby who had already called 911. The billows of smoke could be seen from as far away as the Pick 'n Save in Glendale.
Two fire engines, two ambulances and police responded to the call at 10 a.m. Monday, said Pete Busalacchi, a battalion commander with the .
The storage unit in the upper rafters of the garage collapsed on one firefighter, who was taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries, Busalacchi said. Another firefighter was taken to the hospital for exhaustion.
No other people were injured.
The Lehrmanns did not have any cars in the garage at the time, and they were able to move the cars parked in front of the garage.
Busalacchi said the cause of the fire is unknown.
"We don't have any ignition source, but there were combustibles, like stored gasoline, a snowblower and a lawnmower," he said.
Fire investigators did not go inside the garage, as it was already partially collapsed. Busalacchi said a private insurance company will have to send in its own staff to conduct its own investigation.


text:
A collection of news and information related to FX (tv channel) published by this site and its partners.
Top FX (tv channel) Articles
Displaying items 78-88
TV Review: FX's 'The Americans'Story | Feb 23, 2014 | 10:30 AMThe fascinating premise of "The Americans" -- the FX series about Soviet spies hiding in plain sight, posing as a suburban couple during the Reagan-era years of the Cold War -- didn't fully coalesce in its first season. Yet the program did deepen its...
Keri Russell, Matthew Rhys on Vulnerability and Intimacy in 'The Americans'Story | Feb 25, 2014 | 12:30 PM"The Americans" tells the story of an arranged marriage, and in a way is the product of one. FX unveiled the second season premiere Monday night at New York's Paris Theater, two days ahead of its Feb. 26 television debut. Set in the 1980s, "The...
Key and Peele to Guest Star on FX's 'Fargo'Story | Feb 26, 2014 | 12:30 PMKeegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele will appear in four episodes of FX's TV adaptation of "Fargo." The comedians, who star in their eponymous Comedy Central sketch show, will play FBI partners obsessed with finding Billy Bob Thornton's rootless,...
Most-Watched Oscars in 14 Years, Return of 'Scandal' Power ABC to Weekly VictoryStory | Mar 5, 2014 | 8:30 AMIt didn't get much help from its two new shows to bow last week -- "Mind Games" and "Mixology" -- but an extra night of "The Bachelor," the return of "Scandal" and a big finish from Sunday's Oscars has lifted ABC to a rare weekly victory. The Alphabet,...
SXSW: The Must-See Events You Can't Miss This Week in AustinStory | Mar 5, 2014 | 12:30 PMIn the not-too-distant past, SXSW was a festival for the techies and their start-ups and weird local bands. Now it's a weeklong getaway for comedians and Hollywood celebrities. These A-listers have descended on Austin en masse and taken the festival...
93-5 'KHY Rock Report
FXX lands reruns and online rights to 'The Simpsons'
Denis Leary returns to FX with comedy pilot 'Sex&Drugs&Rock&Roll'
FX gives series order to 'Tyrant' from 'Homeland' producers
CMA Awards lassos nearly 1.67-million tweets to top 'Walking Dead'
Annie Awards 2014: Complete list of winners and nominees


text:
The to address an alleged shoving incident that that took place Friday, September 23 at Neshaminy High School.
According to the union, a ranking member of the NFT was allegedly shoved by a school secretary during an altercation in the main office of the high school. The NFT member filed an incident report Monday with the Middletown Township Police Department and is consulting with NFT attorneys on options for filing harassment charges or seeking a restraining order against the alleged attacker.
NFT officials claimed that this alleged incident as well as reports of vandalism to NFT signs and property, and "anti-teacher and anti-NFT" comments online are examples of the bitterness that has grown in the community through the contract impasse.
"It is quite clear to us that the district's silence on these matters is appalling. We have asked the district verbally and in writing to speak publicly out against this type of behavior and to tone down the rhetoric directed at the NFT, but they remain silent," NFT Vice President Anne Schmidt said at the news conference.
The union believes that, in remaining silent, the district is "toying with the safety of its certified staff," Schmidt said, adding that the district is sending a signal to the community that it is "open season on teachers."
During the news conference, Schmidt and the rest of the union leadership showcased comments that have been made on the Neshaminy Info Facebook page, which is operated by board member William O'Connor.
They also displayed a letter dated September 21, 2011 they sent to Superintendent Louis Muenker, to which they said they have not received any correspondence.
"It's not our job to protect them," school board member Mike Morris said at the following school board meeting.
During the meeting, O'Connor said that while he does not condone the actions of those involved in the alleged shoving incident, he is "shocked" that the NFT would "exploit" the situation. He also that said the NFT is "doing what they do best" by deflecting attention away from "their unaffordable contract demands" and placing "blame on everyone and everything else."
NFT and board members did not comment on the alledged shoving incident as it is a personnel issue and is still under investigation.


text:
Town officials said all roads should be open as of Tuesday afternoon with at least one lane, and that if there is a road that is not open, that residents should email email@example.com.
Even with the progress made on road clearing, school and town officials announced that schools would remain closed Tuesday, the third day that schools have been closed for the Blizzard of 2013.
On Tuesday, First Selectman Fillmore McPherson confirmed that the town has asked contractor Bill Plunkett to "cease and desist" dumping snow from his property on Scotland Road, where Bar Bouchee is located, onto town property and property owned by others. "We have asked him to cease and desist, and we would ask other people who might be considering that to do the same," McPherson said.
Also on Tuesday, McPherson and the town wrote a letter to U.S. Rep. Joseph Courtney and U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal, asking for their help in convincing FEMA to expand it's 48-hour limit on snow removal reimbursement. The letter is posted with this article as a PDF.
As of 5:20 p.m.
From First Selectman Fillmore McPherson:
Good evening. This is Fillmore McPherson, your First Selectman, with blizzard update 5, as of Tuesday, February 12.
We believe that all roads are open as of this afternoon. Every street has at least one lane open, and mostly two open, so emergency responders can get down all roads. If this is not the case with your road, please email firstname.lastname@example.com The Public Works Department and private contractors are now working to clear snow from curb to curb, and to make the intersections safer. In that regard, the downtown area will be closed for a while this evening starting around 7:30 to allow for snow removal. Moving on, we will tackle the main roads first and then the side streets.
I know that it seems like forever that we have been dealing with the snow, but the blizzard ended just a little more than 72 hours ago. With a three foot snowfall, and 120 miles of town roads, we are dealing with approximately 1.7 million cubic yards of snow. Thanks for your patience as we work our way through this episode.
Looking ahead, the latest forecast shows from one to four inches of snow Wednesday night. After what we've been through, 1 to 4 inches should be manageable.
In other news, the Food Pantry operated by Madison Community Services will not be open tomorrow. It will open next Wednesday as scheduled.
Also, the Superintendent of Schools has announced that there will not be school tomorrow.
That's it for now. Thank you and drive carefully.
As of 1:30 p.m.
From First Selectman Fillmore McPherson at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday:
"We are down to the last 4 roads, 3 of which are being worked on now, then the 4th. Then we will start going back to widen."
So, if, by later this afternoon, your road has not been given at least one run through ... email email@example.com ... and tell them you heard that all roads were supposed to be at least passable by now and yours is not.
Madison Police Chief Jack Drumm said a crew was on their way down to Wall Street early afternoon on Tuesday to clean up Wall Street, New Road and Railroad Avenue, "with a large tractor to remove ice!"
Nearby Guilford also hoped to have all roads cleared by the end of the day on Tuesday, but town and school officials said late Tuesday afternoon that there would be no school in Guilford Tuesday, because the roads were not ready.
Clinton schools planned to be open Tuesday on a two-hour delay.
In Madison, Temple Beth Tikvah said there would be no religious education. Shoreline Christian School announced it would be closed.


text:
2003 Kawasaki KVF650A Prairie 4x4 Shop, Tools & Trailers
Best selection and great deals on shop, tools & trailers for your 2003 Kawasaki KVF650A Prairie 4x4. Dennis Kirk carries more shop, tools & trailers than any other aftermarket vendor and we have them all at the lowest guaranteed prices. Not only that, but we have them all in-stock and ready to ship today. Dennis Kirk has been the leader in the powersports industry since 1969, so you can rest assured that we have your back when it comes to bringing you the best in shop, tools & trailers. With our no-hassle return policy and FREE SHIPPING on all orders over $89, you can buy with confidence!
Results per page:
Results 1 - 1 of 1
Sort By:
- Active Ride
- 2003 Kawasaki KVF650A Prairie 4x4
- Deactivate Ride
- Change Ride
- You're viewing: Items that fit your ride
Results per page:
Results 1 - 1 of 1
Previous Next


text:
Prep15 m
Cook20 m
Ready In35 m
"This recipe includes lots of our favorite things and can easily be adapted to use what you have on hand. A crusty bread for dipping in the sauce would be great with this!"
New! Find ingredients on sale
Tap On Sale, then swipe through different local stores.
Look through the ingredients list for store discounts!
This feature is in beta testing. Thanks for your patience as we improve it!
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Add to Shopping List
Adjust Servings
Original recipe yields 4 servings
- Bring a large pot of lightly salted water to a rolling boil.
- Boil the fettuccine until cooked through yet firm to the bite, about 8 minutes; drain and transfer pasta to a large serving bowl.
- Heat the butter and garlic in a large skillet over medium-high heat; stir in the sausage, tomatoes, broccoli, bell pepper, mushrooms and green onion.
- Cook and stir until the sausage is browned and vegetables are tender.
- Stir in chicken, shrimp, white wine, cajun seasoning, milk, and 1/4 cup Parmesan cheese. Cook and stir until shrimp until they are bright pink on the outside and the meat is no longer transparent in the center, 3 to 5 minutes.
- Serve over pasta and sprinkle with pepper and 2 tablespoons Parmesan cheese.
Share It
Reviews (9)Rate This Recipe
The flavor on this is wonderful. I used Andouille sausage instead of the smoked sausage so I reduced the Cajun spices by a half teaspoon. All the vegies on this too makes this dish very interesting. My family loved this even the picky ones! The sauce is way too thin however. Next time I will try making a thicker sauce by taking half the butter and garlic, adding a tablespoon of flour and sauteeing for 2 minutes, then adding fat-free half&half instead of milk, stirring constantly until thickened and then adding the parmesan cheese. Then I'll add it all to the vegies/meat. Hope this works!
Yum! This was fabulous. Loved all the veggies and it smelled so good while cooking. I did have to change the recipe just a bit. I left out the shrimp due to allergies, I know its a big part of the recipe but I really wanted to try it anyway. So I added a bit more chicken and sausage to make up for the shrimp. I cooked the chicken in a bit of olive oil and seasoned with the Cajun spice. I finished the pasta in the sauce so I had no problem with it being to thin. Great recipe. I will definitely be making this again. Thanks for the recipe!
I'm sure as written this recipe is great, so I gave it five stars even though I had to tweak based on what I had on hand. The version I made came out FANTASTIC! Here are my edits for those who also need to tweak... Substitutions based on what I had: Penne for fettuccine, Polska Kielbasa (entire package) for smoked sausage, omitted shrimp (would have been great addition, but I didn't have any), diced yellow onions for green onions, 4oz can of mushrooms stems & pieces, and used the Cajun Spice Mix recipe on here in place of pre-mixed cajun seasoning. Cooking variations: I was using an entire package of kielbasa, so there was no need to add any butter when cooking the meat/veggies. While the sausage and veggies were cooking I made a roux (per other's suggestions) with 2 tbsp butter and 2 tbsp flour, then added the milk and parm cheese to the roux to make a nice thick sauce. Added wine, spices, chicken, and pasta to veggies. Stirred in cream sauce once chicken was heated and VIOLA! GREAT MEAL!! Definitely going to make this one again! Using a full package of kielbasa brought the number of servings up to about 6-7.
Similar Recipes
Cajun Chicken Pasta
Cajun Chicken Pasta
Cajun Seafood Pasta
Creamy Cajun Shrimp Pasta
Cajun Pasta Fresca
Joel's Jerk Chicken Pineapple Pasta
Amount Per Serving (4 total)
- Calories
- 565 cal
- 28%
- Fat
- 23.7 g
- 36%
- Carbs
- 50.3 g
- 16%
- Protein
- 36 g
- 72%
- Cholesterol
- 163 mg
- 54%
- Sodium
- 799 mg
- 32%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
previous recipe:
Cajun Chicken Pasta
next recipe:
Cajun Chicken and Sausage Pasta


text:
A 17-year-old Greendale man is facing charges after he allegedly stole two rings from a friend's mom in June.
Joseph A. Dielehner was charged in Milwaukee County Circuit Court Tuesday with one count of theft of more than $2,500. If convicted, he faces up to 3 ½ years in prison and $10,000 in fines.
According to the criminal complaint:
A woman living in the 8800 block of Greenview Lane contacted Greendale police officers in June after she found her 14 karat wedding and a gold ring with a ruby stone had gone missing from her home. She told officers she took the rings off on June 8, then her son had some people over and a few days later she noticed the rings were missing.
The wedding ring was valued at $4,000 and the gold and ruby ring was valued at $1,500 to $2,000.
Officers learned Dielehner and a woman had been among those at the house and on Sept. 2, the woman was arrested carrying the wedding ring in her purse. She told officers Dielehner had stolen the rings from the home.
Dielehner went to the Greendale Police Departement on Oct. 2 and turned himself in for the crime. He told officers he saw the rings while going to the bathroom in the house and decided to take them. He planned to sell the rings on Craigslist, but he saw the victim's son had posted on Facebook that the rings had gone missing and police were involved, so he decided against it.
Dielehner will make his initial appearance in court Thursday.


text:
It's tax time, and the warnings about scams are out.
Dennis McCabe of the state attorney general's office cautioned diners at the senior meal site this week at Elm Park Methodist Church in Oneonta about e-mail messages or checks delivered through the mail that appear official but are fake. A recipient would be asked to send money "by wire transfer immediately," or deposit a check, he said.
However, the transaction could deplete the recipient's account, sometimes taking a life's savings, McCabe, assistant attorney general in charge of the Binghamton office, said.
McCabe said he learned in elementary school that repetition sometimes is needed before a lesson sticks. The warnings may seem old, but scammers continue to find victims, he said, and a repeated caution may prevent a costly crime.
"Be careful," McCabe said. The checks or e-mails may be turned over to law enforcement authorities, he said.
Dianne Besunder, IRS spokeswoman for New York, also warned taxpayers about e-mails that appear to be from the Internal Revenue Service. The IRS never solicits taxpayers, she said. Recipients shouldn't respond to the e-mailed messages but may forward them to email@example.com to help the IRS investigate scammers, she said.
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., doesn't like to be a stranger to constituents.
This past week, he stopped in Oneonta to visit Ioxus Inc., a manufacturer of ultracapacitors, and to discuss the firm's successes and a recently created partnership with Binghamton University. After a formal appearance at a media conference, local dignitaries sat down with Schumer in the Ioxus break room to talk about needs and issues in the area.
Oneonta Mayor Dick Miller, Oneonta town Supervisor Robert Wood, Otsego County Rep. Richard Murphy, D-Oneonta, and board Chairman Rep. Floyd "Sam" Dubben Jr., R-Middlefield, among other leaders, were present. Topics mentioned included rebuilding the Pony Farm Road bridge, protecting small banks, economic stimulus funding and federal allocations to area municipalities.


text:
This is 100% Authentic Chanel Gold tone Brooch. It has a pin with secure closure. Chanel 2 CC 9 Made in France 1263 engraved on the back. It can be attached to your Jacket or secure your scarf or used as accessory. Very nice vintage item
Made in: France
Size: 2.3 x 1.8 x 0 inches or 5.8 x 4.5 x 0 cm
Color: Gold
Dust bag: Not included
Box: Not included
8 of 10 Excellent pre owned condition with light signs of use.


text:
Love these
I did have to hem these by about an inch to keep from stepping on the hem, BUT ... these are my favorite pants ever. I get more compliments when I wear these pants than anything I've ever had! I bought the light pink and loved them so much I bought the tan. They look very classy.
Perfect sizing, perfect fit, just PERFECT, compliments always. Got every color!!!
Ft lauderdale


text:
9 Ways to Cut Back on Sugar
If MS symptoms like pain and fatigue are bothering you, here's a simple strategy that may help: Cut back on sugar. According to Susan Blum, MD, author of The Immune Recovery Plan (Scribner), sugar in the blood stimulates your immune cells to actively release inflammatory molecules that travel throughout your body, causing damage and irritation. For Jennifer Caudle, DO, a board-certified family medicine physician, reducing sugar may not be a cure for MS, but it's a great way to keep you healthy. While you can't avoid sugar completely -- after all, it occurs naturally in beneficial foods like fruit and dairy -- you can limit daily consumption to 25 grams for women and 38 grams for men. For perspective, a small apple contains about 15 grams of sugar.


text:
Roll Over Image to Magnify & Click to Zoom
Images may vary from actual product
Why Set & Save?
Just click "Add to Set & Save" when placing items in your cart.
The Original Earth Friendly Products, since 1989
Formulated to be the purest, greenest, most effective hand soap, this Hand Soap is a luxurious blend of Essential Oil and Grapefruit Seed Extract to protect, clean and soften your hands.
Retail price: $5.09
Vitacost price: $3.49
20% off
Retail price: $11.49
Vitacost price: $11.49
Sale price: $9.18
20% off
Retail price: $11.99
Vitacost price: $11.99
Sale price: $9.58
Vitacost price: $13.40


text:
Finally, a Pippa Middleton wardrobe malfunction (sans underwear) makes the Duchess of Cambridge's sister, well, human. But how does the party planner's fashion faux pas rate with other celebrity upskirt moments?
Typically, the petite and seemingly bashful socialite follows the rules of engagement in the fashion world—not too tart, not too sweet. Gosh, she's Prince William's sister-in-law! Not only that, Queen Elizabeth won't take too kindly of news Pippa is flaunting her goods.
The good news is P-Middy, although she was upskirted by an ambitious photog, will bounce back from the fashion mishap.
Obviously, at an Alice Temperley show during London Fashion Week—or anywhere else—rule number 1 is "slip on the lace."
As much as the media suggests Pippa Middleton was sans underwear, it's just hard to tell from the grainy upskirt image, assuming it wasn't Photoshopped.
But even if Kate Middleton's younger sister made a fashion blunder by falling short in covering up her unmentionables, she is in company with a lot of other celebs known for their share of peek-a-boo moments.
Hollywood Life created a poll to find out how Pippa Middleton's so-called wardrobe malfunction rates with other top celebrities. Here's a glimpse of what Alex Loudon's gal pal is up against:
Taylor Swift: The Speak Now pop country star made her début with her grandma drawers moment months ago while on stage. Oh joy!
Selena Gomez: Not to be outdone, Justin Bieber's gal pal showed off a pair of boy shorts during an onstage wardrobe malfunction.
Britney Spears: The pop princess, like Miley Cyrus, is known for showing a little too much skin and, well, you get the picture.
Well, how does Pippa Middleton's "rookie mistake" compare to the others? Vote and view the results of the Hollywood life poll.
(Photo: Facebook)


text:
'Very happy. Quick delivery and easy to put on to the buggy.'
Alida - London
'cute and fun'
beryl - leeds
'The trunki is a great fun idea for toddlers. My 2 year old grandson loves scooting around the house on it,...'
Baboo - Lancashire
'Would definitly recommend this product, my little boy loves it.'
mummy bear - up north
'Quick and simple to use, plug into the car lighter for 15 minutes (depending on bottle quantity), bottle...'
Viqueens - Middlesex
'Change the look of your pram to suit your mood!!!!'
Kiddicare Staff Expert - Peterborough, Cambs
'my son is 11 weeks old and loves it he enjoys it hanging from his car seat keeps him amused'
mummy3 - scotland


text:
The Charlotte R. Bloomberg Children's Center opened May 1, 2012. Take a look inside at what families and visitors can expect.Virtual Tour
(Left to right) Eric Stahn, Ken Goldstein and Jonathan Carney were among the BSO musicians who performed for patients and families Dec. 9 at Johns Hopkins.
Musicians from the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra (BSO) performed for patients, families, faculty and staff at Hopkins Children's, Dec. 9, making rounds in small groups to patient units in the hospital.
On the inpatient unit for schoolage children, Eric Stahn, Ken Goldstein and Jonathan Carney played "Winter Wonderland," "Let it Snow" and other holiday favorites, including "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" (by request). Playing there, by the nursing station, and decked in santa hats, they drew an increasing number of listeners, as curious children peered out of hospital rooms or assembled in wheelchairs in the surrounding corridors. Child Life handed out little instruments, like rattles, to those who wanted to play along, keeping time with the music.
The holiday performance is an annual holiday treat from the BSO, whose members volunteer their time for the visit.
Sign Up for News | Contact Us | Policies | Site Map | Web design by The Berndt Group


text:
Hoping for respect, understanding on abortion issue
Dear Editor,
Last Thursday, July 11, the Weatherford Democrat ran a syndicated column on its editorial page with the headline, "Hope Amid the Noise." The article referred to Wendy Davis and her supporters as worshippers of Satan.
Wendy Davis is the Texas state senator from Tarrant County who filibustered in the Texas Legislature's first special session to prevent the passage of a bill that's aim and impact was to close clinics that provide reproductive health care to women – birth control, screening for breast and cervical cancer, pre-natal care and yes, abortion. This bill also sought to change the definition of late-term abortion from 24 weeks to 20 weeks.
This bill was re-introduced and passed Friday in the second special session of the Legislature and plans are in place from the opposition to try to block its implementation and prove it to be unconstitutional.
After referring to Sen. Davis and her supporters as satanic in the first half of the syndicated column, the author goes on to provide sickening, graphic details of an extremely late-term abortion. The quotes that describe this horrible process were obtained by someone with a recording device, posing as a patient. The fake patient asks a health care provider in New Mexico what the procedure would be like, along with some follow-up questions. The article did not reveal how many weeks pregnant the fake patient was supposed to be, nor does it discuss any possible extenuating circumstances about why the person was supposedly seeking the abortion. But it certainly did give a very graphic, gruesome answer to the questions posed by the fake patient.
The quotes provided did not spare any sickening details. The article was written in such a way as to portray the healthcare provider as someone who took this procedure lightly. It certainly did not point out that any healthcare professional, when posed such questions, must answer with complete honesty, not sparing any details, so the patient can make an informed decision. These quotes were gained in a fake situation, with an ulterior motive and that is dishonest. The use of such tactics is intended to intimidate healthcare professionals to the point that they cannot openly and honestly answer a patient's questions for fear of being recorded and quoted out of context.


text:
PLAINFIELD — The Department of Corrections in Plainfield is in need of help with its water and sewer utilities and the town of Plainfield is looking into taking over those functions.
Town Engineer Tim Belcher and counsel Mel Daniel have been working with the DOC to put details of the project together.
"We are really trying to fast track this project," Belcher said. "We are asking a council member or two to join the team."
The town staff thought the addition of town council members would help the process move along, as the councilmen can be better briefed and help speak for the council at meetings on the project.
"Eventually we know it will come back to the full council," Belcher said. "This way we have one or two of you that really knows what is going on."
Daniel said the group has set a deadline by the end of the calendar year to get details worked out and projects out for bid.
"The only way to get this done is to have multiple meetings," he said. "And with the holidays coming up, it will be difficult to call that many special meetings."
Belcher said one of the reasons for fast tracking the project is an offer from the State Revolving Loan Fund.
"The sooner we get the project ready, the better," he said.
Council members Robin Brandgard and Bill Kirchoff said they would sit in on the meetings. Members Ed Gaddie and Kent McPhail said they would also make themselves available on a stand-by basis.
"I believe we need to get this done before the legislature starts," Kirchoff said. "Once that starts, nothing happens."
Brandgard said this opportunity with the State Revolving Loan Fund is important to secure a good deal for the town and its taxpayers.


text:
Conservatives continue to bombard us with that GOP baloney about the increased cost of Obamacare and those job-killing taxes.
Obamacare was originally a Republican idea, promoted by Newt Gingrich, Bob Dole and the Heritage Foundation. Mitt Romney implemented similar Romneycare in Massachusetts in 2006, where it's working fine.
There was no conservative outrage this past decade when premiums doubled, health care profits tripled, pharma profits increased fivefold and hospital charges went up to 10 times over cost.
Job-killing taxes: In 1993 the Clinton administration raised taxes. Republican wizards predicted economic disaster. Wrong. We began the longest sustained economic expansion in American history and produced four years of budget surpluses.
Then came those job-creating Bush tax cuts of 2001 and 2003. Revenue decreased, surpluses disappeared and deficits soared. Some 900,000 government jobs were created in Iraq, Afghanistan, Homeland Security, No Child Left Behind and the Medicare Drug entitlement. During President Bush's eight years, 1,116,000 net jobs were created; 1,208,000 jobs were created during President Obama's first term in spite of 19 blocked jobs bills and 413 filibusters by Republicans.
Our three worst economic disasters were given to us by four Republican tax-cutting presidents: Coolidge. Hoover, Reagan and Bush 43. They all had the same pattern: Tax cuts for wealthy, boom, bubble and crash.
Great letter about voter suppression by Kevin Gagen on Sept. 13.
Gene Robke


text:
Crews this week began laying the foundation for the addition to the Oconee County Chamber of Commerce's building on Nancy Drive.
Chamber Manager Zoe Gattie said the expansion will add about 1,200 square feet in the form of two stories.
The addition will house a third conference area and the Chamber president's office, she said, and a portion remain unfinished to use for storage.
The extra space will also allow for a larger conference room in the basement level, she said.
The Chamber has established a capital campaign to fund the renovation, which is expected to cost about $200,000, according to a letter posted on the Chamber's website by past Chairman Mack Guest.
See also:
- Oconee Chamber's Capital Campaign Update
- Applications Now Being Accepted for President of Oconee Chamber of Commerce


text:
TOP STORY, August: Hilton applies for tourism units
Date: December 31, 2009
by: Kurt Schultheis | City Editor
Throughout the holiday week, YourObserver.com will be counting down the top 12 stories of 2009 (one from each month) from our Longboat, East County and Sarasota Observers. Check back each day fro a reprinting — and any relevant updates — of the biggest news items of the year.
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED Aug. 20, 2009
The Longboat Key Hilton Beachfront Resort submitted an application to the Planning, Zoning and Building Department Monday, Aug. 17, requesting an additional 85 tourism units from the newly-created pool of 250 tourism units available Key-wide.
Longboat Key Hilton owner Mark Walsh vowed last year that he would expand his 102-unit hotel considerably if the voters approved the charter amendment allowing existing grandfathered tourism units to be converted to legal tourism units at their current density.
Walsh made good on his promise when the Hilton's application was the only one submitted by Monday, the application deadline date, which was created in the event that the town received multiple applications at once and needed additional time to review them before dispensing the units.
The application proposes to increase the number of hotel guestrooms from 102 rooms to 187 rooms.
In the application, which has not yet been reviewed by town staff, Walsh and his agent propose the demolition and reconstruction of the existing two-story restaurant, bar, retail and banquet facility.
The Longboat Key Hilton, owned by Delray Beach-based Oprock Longboat Fee LLC, currently has several structures on its 5.6-acre site, including the five-story guestroom building and two-story public facilities building that include the restaurants, retail, banquet and support facilities.
The application states that Walsh intends to maintain the 102-room, five-story guestroom building and the reception building, while demolishing the public-facilities building.
If approved, the new development would include guestrooms with waterfront views and a new public-facilities building that would house a restaurant, bar and meeting-room space.
The new construction would be located above a ground-level parking garage.
The project proposes to construct a new building on five floors that includes 85 guestrooms, a 2,200-square-foot restaurant, a 940-square-foot bar and a 1,290-square-foot meeting room.
Walsh did not return a phone call seeking comment for the story.
But the application states that the Longboat Key Hilton is asking for the additional units because "the original 102-unit hotel is no longer adequate to handle the need for resort hotel rooms in the Longboat Key area."
The application states once the project is approved and all permits are received for the work, construction will begin within 90 days and will be complete no later than three years from the day construction commences.
Planning Board Vice Chairman Al Hixon said he's interested in seeing the Longboat Key Hilton's application.
"But the weakness in the real-estate market is displayed by the fact there is only one application sought for the potential 250 tourism units to be added," Hixon said. "And the lack of competition is disappointing."
Contact Kurt Schultheis at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Currently 0 Responses
- Oct
17 Night of Fish, Fun & Fright
6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
- Jan
18 Jewels on the Bay Showhouse
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Durante dog, owner well after raccoon run-in
Last week, we reported on a scuffle between a black dog and a group of raccoons that occurred at dusk near Joan Durante Park.
Golfer scores her first hole in one
Liz Lang scored her first hole in one July 8, on the Resort at Longboat Key Club's Harbourside White Course, while celebrating her friend, Jane Hunter's birthday.
Commissioner Lynn Larson's three grandchildren, Zander, 9, Zora, 8, and Zoe Ramsey, 5, got a close-up look at what Longboat Key police and firefighters do to keep residents safe earlier this month, during a tour of the police and north fire stations.


text:
Quote:T2 is not M48. That is the threading used for 2" filters.
Quote:Meaning that both T and T2 are M42? I found the wiki article confusing.
Quote:T thread is M42x1.0 whereas T2 is M42x0.75 so the threading is different.
Quote:M46 is a standard thread. One barrel of my Meade #930 diagonal mirror screws with M46 into the body. That barrel is rather long (intended for using a Barlow lens). For attaching a camera and to get into focus I removed it and used an adapter Baader #2958046 instead which has a M46 thread (Google).
Quote:John It would help if we knew what it is you want to attach this focuser to, ie thread on your scope.There are several stepdown rings that have M46 p 0.75 threads but they usually fit common camera filters M52, M55, M62 etc.I went through a similar situation recently trying to fit an SCT 2" 24tpi threaded item to a Tak FS60 (M55.9 x0.75 thread) in the end I got a Takahashi extension tube and had a 2" SCT thread cut to the other end of it.


text:
Savoir Embellished Shrug
- Price
- £18.00
- In Stock
5 reviews
- Delivery
Savoir Embellished ShrugColours: Cerise, Navy, White. 53% cotton, 47% polyester. Machine washable.
Savoir Sleeveless Embellished Neck Vest
- Price
- £22.00
- In Stock
4 reviews
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Savoir Sleeveless Embellished Neck Vest.Colours: Black, Jade. 95% viscose, 5% elastane. Machine washable.
Savoir Opp Shirred Blouse
Short sleeve blouse with shirred hem detail and lined body.Colours: Black/Ivory, Navy Multi, Red Print. Polyester. Machine washable.
Savoir Stud Top.
V-neck blouse with stud detail.Colours: Ivory, Navy. Polyester. Machine washable.
Savoir Floral Print Maxi Dress
Printed maxi dress. Length 58 inch.Colour: Pink Multi. Shell: Polyester. Machine washable.
Savoir Ruched Side Lace Dress
Jersey lace dress. Length 38 inch.Colours: Bronze, Navy/Nude. Shell: 93% polyamide, 7% elastane. Lining: Polyester. Machine washable.
Savoir Long Rochette Jacket
Worn length 30 inch approx. Double button fastening.Colour: Black. Polyester. Lining: 57% acetate, 43% polyamide. Machine washable.
Savoir PVL Wide Leg Trousers
Inside leg 31 inch approx.Colours: Black, Grey. Black: 62% polyester, 33% viscose, 5% elastane. Grey herringbone: 49% polyester, 49% viscose, 2% elastane. Machine washable.
Savoir Sleeveless Linen Dress
This luxury linen dress by Savoir is a versatile pick for your summer wardrobe ensuring you're stylishly covered from dawn till dusk.
In a sleeveless style this dress with its lightweight fabric will keep you cool, comfortable and confident. In a pink hue this piece channels this season's love of colour, while the contrast lace trims to the hem add a vintage appeal.
Wear this linen dress with a pair of point court shoes and carry a shawl in your leather bag ready for when the temperature drops come evening.
Useful info:
- Linen dress by Savoir
- Sleeveless style
- Lace detail to hem
- Also available in petite
- Length: 38 inches
Savoir Confident Curves Figure Enhancing Pencil Skirt
- Was
- Was £25.00
- Now
- Now £7.00 to £10.00
- Save Up To £18.00
- In Stock
10 reviews
- Delivery
Savoir Confident Curves Pencil Skirt
Give your silhouette what it craves this season in this pencil skirt by Savoir. From their Confident Curves collection this piece is designed to flatter and accentuate your curves.
Available in two colours this skirt brings out your inner feline in animal print, while the coral hue shows off your fun, playful side. Contrast side panels create a gorgeous illusion effect that sleekens your silhouette, while the gentle stretch to the fabric ensures an easy and comfortable fit. A hidden support panel smoothes and flattens for a figure flattering finish.
Wear this pencil skirt with a pair of pointed court shoes and an oversized leather barrel bag for instant 9-5 chic.
Useful info:
- Confident Curves pencil skirt by Savoir
- Hidden support panel for smooth streamlined silhouette
- Gentle stretch to fabric
- Illusion side panels
- Contrast front and back panels
- Worn length: 26 inches
Savoir Longline Pintuck Blouse
This longline blouse by Savoir is a classic pick to add sleek style to your summer wardrobe.
Lightweight and loosely tailored this blouse adds a relaxed chic to your new season looks. A button through fastening and turn-up sleeve detail gives your daytime style a classic feel, while the longline shape, tie back and curved hem create an elegant silhouette.
Wear this blouse with Savoir jeans and Shoe Box wedges for a casual look you can take out to lunch.
Useful info:
- Longline blouse by Savoir
- Button-through fastening
- Pintuck detailing to front
- Button fastening to sleeve
- Tie detail to back
- Curved hem design
Savoir Confident Curves Dress
- Was
- Was £32.00
- Now
- Now £22.00
- Save £10.00
- Low stock, selling fast
30 reviews
- Delivery
Savoir Confident Curves Floral Print Bodycon Dress
With an inner support lining this Confident Curves bodycon dress by Savoir gives you an enviable silhouette. The wrap effect is ultra flattering and we love the print for a pop of colour.
Three-quarter length sleeves make this bodycon dress the ideal transitional piece. The wrap style complements your figure while the inner support lining slims your shape instantly. The pencil style skirt gives this dress a ladylike finish that makes it an evening favourite.
Pair this bodycon wrap dress with court shoes and a matching clutch bag. Wear with a tailored jacket for a smart finish.
Useful info:
- Bodycon dress by Savoir
- From the Confident Curves range
- All-over floral print to fabric
- Wrap effect; support lining
- Three-quarter length sleeves
- V-neckline to the front


text:
- Home
- About
- Conferences
- Articles
- Store
- Consultation
- Blog
- Contact Us
#18 City Design & Social Pathology
- Architecture, City Design & Social Pathology
- Urban Policies & Social Pathologies
- The City Who is Whole
- Safer City Centres for Women
- Short-term Responses to Assist the Homeless, and Long-term Strategies to Stabilize Neighborhoods
- The Public Realm & the Good City
- Hunger & Homelessness in the U.S.
- Urban Residents' Fear of Crime & the Urban Environment
- Making Cities Livable by Designing Compensatory Physical Environments for the Aging
- Designing Healthy Cities
NOTE: This Documentation Set is available as an electronic download (ZIP) or paper (printed). There is no shipping fee for the electronic version. Select from the Media below (Electronic or Paper).
Price: $60.00
Number of Papers:10
SKU: docset-18


text:
Following is a schedule of holiday concerts in Washington, DC, Maryland and Virginia. Get tickets for a variety of musical performances including Christmas classics, sing-alongs, Hanukkah songs and much more.
Concerts in DC - this page
Concerts in Maryland - See page 2
Concerts in Northern Virginia - See page 3
Concerts in Washington DC
Holiday Shindig at Gypsy Sally's
November 29-30, 2013. Gypsy Sally's, 3401 K Street Washington DC. The new Georgetown music venue will host Austin-based stars Kelly Willis and Bruce Robison performing holiday tunes. Tickets: $30-35.
The Lost Christmas Eve by The Trans Siberian Orchestra
December 4, 2013. Verizon Center, Washington DC. Trans-Siberian Orchestra is a rock orchestra that incorporates progressive rock, symphonic metal, and heavy metal, with influences from classical music. They are known for their elaborate concerts, particularly their unique renditions of traditional Christmas songs, complete with a full light show and pyrotechnics. Tickets: $34 and up. Available through Ticketmaster.com.
Season's Greenings at the Botanic Garden
Tuesdays and Thursdays, December 5-26, 2013, 6-8 p.m. National Mall, Washington, DC. Free musical performances amidst the unique holiday exhibit.
Washington National Cathedral
December 6-8, 2013. 3101 Wisconsin Ave., NW, Washington, DC. (202) 537-2228. Enjoy the masterpiece of Handel's Messiah, The Holiday classic is performed by the Baroque–period orchestra and guest soloists joining the Cathedral's combined boy, girl and men's choirs. Tickets: $29-$85.
The Washington Revels
December 7-8 and 13-15, 2013. Lisner Auditorium, George Washington University, 21st and H Streets, NW, Washington, DC. (800) 595-4849. The annual Christmas Revels will be a lively celebration with spirited dances of the Balkan mountains, the dulcet notes of the Grecian shores, thrilling melodies of Bulgaria and Turkey, and the distant echoes of Thrace that reached into neighboring regions. Tickets: $12-$45.
United States Navy Band Commodores: Swing in the Holidays
December 8, 2013, 6:30 p.m. National Gallery of Art, 6th and Constitution Ave. NW, Washington, D.C. This performance by the Navy's premier jazz ensemble features holiday favorites such as Jingle Bells, The Little Drummer Boy and Duke Ellington's adaptation of the Nutcracker Suite. Singer Musician First Class Casey Elliott joins the Commodores for vocal renditions of The Christmas Song, A Child is Born and a holiday sing-along. The performance is free and no tickets are required.
December 10, 2013, 7 p.m. Patriot Center, Fairfax, VA. The Christmas celebration features an all-star cast of some of today's top Christian recording artists including Casting Crowns, Steven Curtis Chapman, Natalie Grant, Matthew West, Nichole Nordeman, Selah and Rawsrvnt, along with special guest author/speaker Randy Frazee, musical director Bernie Herms, and a full orchestra and children's choir. Tickets are available through Ticketmaster.com. Tickets: $75, $55, $40 and $20 (plus applicable service charges)
National Symphony Orchestra Pops: Happy Holidays
December 12–14, 2013. John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, 2700 F St. NW, Washington, DC. (202) 467-4600. Capture the spirit of the season with this NSO holiday concert, featuring holiday music in diverse styles. Tickets: $20-$85.
Washington National Cathedral
December 14-15, 2013. 3101 Wisconsin Ave., NW, Washington, DC. (202) 537-5527. Joy of Christmas, This festive holiday concert includes favorite carols performed by the Madrigal Singers of St. Albans and National Cathedral Schools and the world premiere of a Christmas carol by renowned American composer Lee Hoiby Tickets: $20-$80.
Washington Chorus - A Candlelight Christmas
December 15, 21, and 22, 2013. Kennedy Center Concert Hall, 2700 F St. NW, Washington, DC. Traditional carols, sing a-longs, new settings and arrangements of seasonal favorites – some by Julian Wachner – are all combined in the trademark mix that is a signature of the Washington yuletide season. Tickets: $15-70.
Sing We All Nowell! - Thomas Circle Singers
December 15, 2013, 4 p.m. St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 4900 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC. A popular Washington tradition featuring a choral procession with bells and an audience singalong of favorite carols. Tickets: $15-20.
HOT 99.5's Jingle Ball 2013
December 16, 2013, 7 p.m. at the Verizon Center in Washington DC. The all-star performers will include Miley Cyrus, Austin Mahone, Robin Thicke, Enrique Iglesias, Fall Out Boy, Paramore, Jason Derulo, Fifth Harmony and Flo Rida. Tickets will be on sale beginning Saturday, October 19 at 12 p.m. through Ticketmaster.com.
Free Concerts at the Willard Hotel
Throughout December 2013. 1401 Pennsylvania Ave., NW Washington, DC. Enjoy holiday music from top choral and musical ensembles from around the Washington, DC Metro area.
National Gallery of Art
Throughout December 2013. 7th Street and Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington, DC. Celebrate the holiday season with free programs that include caroling, concerts, gallery talks, and more. Guest choirs lead afternoon sing-along caroling on December 14, 15, 21, and 22, 2013 at 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Free concerts are offered on Sundays, December 1, 8 and 29, 2013 at 6:30 p.m. in the West Garden Court of the West Building,
The Choral Arts Society of Washington
December 16, 21 and 24, 2013. Kennedy Center Concert Hall, 2700 F St. NW, Washington, DC. An Enchanted Christmas captures the spirit of the season with concert mixed with Yuletide classics, Italian carols, and the always popular sing-along. Tickets: $15-65.
National Symphony Orchestra's Handel's Messiah
December 19-22, 2013. John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, 2700 F St. NW, Washington, DC. (202) 467-4600 Enjoy a concert of favorite holiday music. Tickets: $20-$85.
Gay Men's Chorus of Washington
December 20- 21, 2013. Lisner Auditorium, George Washington University, 730 21st Street NW, Washington, DC. (202) 293-1548. Grammy Award-winner Matt Alber performs with 200 singers, costumes, dancers and even a few nuns. Celebrate the holidays with one of the nation's largest choruses with songs and carols from "The Christmas Can-Can" to "O Come, All Ye Faithful" and "The Twelve Days of Christmas" as you've never seen it before! Friday at 8 p.m. and Saturday at 3 and 8 p.m. Tickets: $59.
Nowell Sing We Clear by the The Folklore Society of Greater Washington
December 21, 2013, 3:00 p.m. Washington Ethical Society, 7750 Sixteenth Street, NW, Washington DC. The concert features a vast repertoire of Christmas/winter solstice songs, carols, stories and rituals drawn from English-language traditions. While much of the singing is unaccompanied, the group also performs energetic dance music on fiddle, button accordion, electric piano, drums, and concertina Tickets: $22-30. Students with valid ID: $10
A Jazz New Year's Eve
December 31, 2013. John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, 2700 F St. NW, Washington, DC. (202) 467-4600. Ring in the New Year in style with a sizzling late-night jazz performance by NEA Jazz Master pianist Ramsey Lewis and guitarist-vocalist John Pizzarelli as they pay homage to Nat King Cole. Tickets: $75 and up.
See page 2 for holiday concerts in Maryland
See page 3 for holiday concerts in Virginia


text:
There's actually a warning sign on the first tee here, discouraging all but "Highly Skilled Golfers," to attempt the treacherous
The message is designed for weekend duffers who have no business being on this 7,000-yard house of hilly horrors.
But for the pros who can actually navigate Bethpage Black there's something else to contend with: Those boisterous New Yorkers perilously close at hand, a roving band of bleacher bums roped off on the sidelines and just within earshot.
Sergio Garcia's New York minute came at 5:27 p.m.
He's on the 17th tee and suddenly back in it, just two shots behind young Nick Watney with two holes to play. Watney just bogeyed the 16th in the final round of Sunday. Maybe the kid is rattled. On the previous hole, it was Watney who heard something and stepped away from his tee shot.
The 17th is just one of 18 reasons for the famous Bethpage warning sign, but with 23 major championships under his belt, the Spaniard pulls out an 8 iron and calmly saunters to his ball.
He looks out at a flag fluttering some 204 yards in the distance. From his vantage point, he can't see the putting surface, and the green is guarded by a phalanx of bunkers resembling Field 6 at Jones Beach.
Behind his unseen landing zone is an army of rowdy customers contained in a horseshoe-shaped portable stadium. Garcia tees up his ball.
He hears something and steps away. He turns and glares at someone in the mob scene surrounding him. The crowd moans.
"Just hit the ball Garcia," someone yells. "Everybody just shut up," shouts another. The State Park policeman looks stern. Glassy eyed patrons bearing beer cups and sunburns just stare back and giggle.
Garcia smiles and approaches his ball again.
His shot flies 192 yards and sticks on the green but far right of the flag. In the distance, the stadium moans.
Had any of those weekend duffers nailed this green monster off the tee, they might have whooped for joy and fist-pumped their way to the green, waving to an imaginary gallery in their beer-buzzed, delusional minds. But Garcia's shot is 50 feet from the cup; a birdie is nearly impossible.
It's 5:28 p.m.
Watney steps up and decides on a 7 iron.
"This is your moment, Nick." somebody yells.
The cop glares again at the unruly horde; the "Quiet" signs go up, as if that will make some difference. It's 5:29.
Watney smacks his drive right at the pin. It lands 35 feet to the left, a make-able two-putt. Thunderous roars echo back to the tee. Somebody chants: "U.S.A.; U.S.A." It would be embarrassing if it weren't so quintessentially Gotham.
The native Californian with a wholesome face would run the second shot a foot past the cup and then tap in for par. Garcia needed a 10-foot third shot to save par and would go on to bogey 18. It was all over except for more shouting, when Watney birdied the final hole
Rising-star Watney, who may also have a future in diplomacy, would later describe the crowd as "very enthusiastic."
"You get different crowds in different regions, and New York definitely lived up to its name as far as they were pretty loud and boisterous," he said.
Of the incident at the 17th tee, Watney said "...(It) was really hard (for Garcia) to pull the club and they kind of got him there. But other than that, they were pretty good and it was a blast to play in front of them."
The charming Garcia was gracious about the fans and blamed the delay at 17 on a last-minute wind change.
"Obviously there were a couple guys that shouted: 'Come on! Hit it! Hit it! Go! Go! Waiting, waiting, whatever,' " he said.
"I'm like: Don't worry, I'm going to hit it, I'm just taking my time."
The time he took was a classic New York minute. Bethpage Black has an unwritten warning sign and the tour pros know it by heart: It says:
"Caution: Rowdy New Yorkers present; play at your own peril."
Follow The Barclays from our Bethpage Black topics page


text:
Amazing True Voting Stories! – St. Paul, Minnesota Blog Home Amazing True Voting Stories! – Canton, Michigan
Stephen Colbert Sings Write-In Candidate Lisa "Miller" Murkowski to Certain Victory
Midterm elections rarely get as interesting as they've gotten this year in Nevada, Alaska and Delaware. Which is to say, midterm elections rarely get interesting…
More election coverage after the jump.
The Colbert Report airs Monday through Thursday at 11:30pm / 10:30c.
Tags: Alaska, Christine O'Donnell, Delaware, Harry Reid, Hispanic, Joe Miller, Karl Rove, LGBT, Lisa Murkowski, Midterms, Nevada, Religion, Scott McAdams, Senate, Sharron Angle
About Us
Comedy Central's Indecision is the network's digital hub for news, politics and other jokes: we're here, we're everywhere. We're not affiliated with any television show. We're affiliated with ourselves.


text:
La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries getting makeover
Clint Engel -- Furniture Today, October 10, 2011
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — La-Z-Boy has opened two new concept stores here, designed to mirror its marketing message, help consumers grasp the full depth of its product offering and ultimately lead to larger-ticket sales.
Extensive use of colorful graphics, fixtures and walls are designed to provide a creative, interesting and inspiring experience for consumers shopping in La-Z-Boy's remodeled new-concept store in Warwick, R.I.
The Monroe, Mich.-based maker and retailer of home furnishings remodeled its 13,000-square-foot Warwick, R.I., store and opened a new 15,500-square-foot store in nearby Attleboro, Mass., in what previously was a sporting goods store.
Both of the La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries sport the new look - primarily an interior update to the "New Generation" format the company rolled out about 10 years ago, with furniture displayed by lifestyle. The youthful, modern design also offers more display flexibility, plays up the company's customization capabilities and features some technological touches including big-screen television monitors to highlight room planning and design features as well as commercials.
La-Z-Boy is continuing to tweak the design, which will be used for all new stores as well as older locations as they come up for remodels.
Kurt Darrow, La-Z-Boy president, chairman and CEO, declined to disclose early sales results, but indicated that the company is pleased with them.
"To me, the thing that's most gratifying is the consumer reaction," he said. Through its design consultant - Interbrand Design Forum - La-Z-Boy conducted post-opening focus groups and other research to gauge consumer response, and "their wow factor" and the amount of time they are spending in the stores have been positive, he said. Design Forum was gathering customer data even before construction began, "so we're fairly confident this is a research-grounded (design)," Darrow added.
"It's not just to have a pretty store," he said. "It's to have a store that provides more inspiration for the customer but is more economically viable."
Darrow said La-Z-Boy wants to open two more company-owned stores with some additional refinements and develop a history of data showing a sales lift before it pushes for a rollout to the dealer network. The locations haven't been finalized, but the company is looking at the Midwest and West Coast, he said.
"We look at this as a natural evolution," Darrow said of the new design. "We don't see it as something entirely different from what we were doing. Our previous store is still very viable and doing fairly well this year. But you're making real estate decisions about the next decade, and the last time we made changes was 10 years ago."
There new design has some fairly dramatic changes.
For starters, La-Z-Boy moved its central design center to the back left side of the store and opened up the center space to highlight some of its most fashion-forward furniture. The store also is now displayed largely by lifestyle - contemporary, classic (or traditional) and transitional - leaving only recliners as a category display.
But even there, La-Z-Boy has made changes. Recliners have moved from the back of the store to the front, and now they are arranged primarily by function - lift chairs in one pod, wall-aways in another and so on. This way, it's easier for the customer to get to the type of recliner they want before they narrow down their selection by cover or other aesthetic features.
The new design also features movable vignette walls. And there are more graphics and color throughout the store - light colors on the walls, which help the bolder color of the furniture pop. As Darrow put it, the industry "went through this period of the beige-ing and browning out of America," which doesn't exactly excite the customer.
For more details on the new design and photos, see the Oct. 10 print issue of Furniture/Today.
Related Content By Author
Sponsored Links
Most Viewed Articles
Featured Video
NextGen Lunch Offers Face Time With Industry Leaders at Vegas


text:
"You killed my baby!" Venetta Benjamin screamed into the phone, just after Shamsiddin Abdur-Raheem of Galloway was accused of throwing their infant daughter into the Raritan River, according to The Star-Ledger.
A tape of the 15-minute call was played for the jury Wednesday in the murder trial of Abdur-Raheem, the baby's father, who is charged with killing Zara on Feb. 16, 2010, according to The Star-Ledger
"You don't know what my mindset was," Abdur-Raheem, 24, responded, accordng to the newspaper.
Abdur-Raheem was calling from the Middlesex County jail, and lamenting about the possibility of spending the rest of his life behind bars, just as Benjamin drove south along the Garden State Parkway in August 2010. She was not far from the spot where her child was slain, according to The Star-Ledger.
"My life is almost gone being here," Abdur-Raheem told Benjamin, who testified Wednesday during the second week of his murder trial in New Brunswick, according to the newspaper.
Testimony came before Superior Court Judge Bradley J. Ferencz in New Brunswick.
Abdur-Raheem is charged with murder, kidnapping and endangering the welfare of a child.
He is also charged with attempted murder and aggravated assault for allegedly attacking the baby's maternal grandmother and striking her with his vehicle while abducting the infant from the grandmother's apartment in East Orange.
Abdur-Raheem has been jailed on more than $2 million bail.
Prosecutors say the man abducted the 3-month-old from her grandmother's East Orange home on Feb. 16, 2010. He assaulted the 60-year-old grandmother and ran her down with a van as he made off with the infant.
Abdur-Raheem, then 21, then drove to the Driscoll Bridge. The baby's body was found April 24, 2010.
The crime occurred, authorities said, as Zara's mother was in court seeking a restraining order against Abdur-Raheem.
Grand jurors indicted Abdur-Raheem on six counts in August 2010. (Click on the PDF, right, to view the indictment.)
Abdur-Raheem and the baby's mother, Venetta Benjamin, were both students at Richard Stockton College, where they met. He was a criminal justice major, and she graduated with an economics degree in 2009.


text:
Matt Richenthal Forum Posts
Kaito's Killer
i think i've got it!
West can fly, right? And wasn't he wearing a hooded sweatshirt at school, kinda like the one the killer wore? I know he lives in CA and Kaito was killed in NY... but maybe he can fly really fast.
Something about West just creeps me out. anyone else think is possible?
Company Man
No way we can trust that new guy who recruited Mohinder to join The Company. I've read that he's actually the Boogeyman... and has another connection to a well-known Hero: He's Parkman's dad.
Anyone else see that on this site? Could be cool, right?
Four Months Later
Discuss the "Four Months Later" Episode from Season 2 here.
At the VMAs
Did you guys see Hayden in that blue dress at the mtv video music awards? i think there's a pic in this site's forum.... i know she's only 18 and all, but, just look at the photo...


text:
Unbeknownst to most of his peers and teachers in Riverside's North High School, Jamal Samuel spent his junior and senior years living at King Hall, a homeless shelter located on the barren grounds of a former Air Force base. Now a sophomore at UC Berkeley, the determined 19-year-old plans to graduate with a degree in architectural engineering and go on to an elite graduate school.
- Latest News
- Categories
- Events
- Sports
- Multimedia
- Media Relations


text:
Learning fieldbus, developing talent
A knowledge of Fieldbus and a willingness to educate or re-train workers looking to get into skilled automation could go a long way in developing long-term benefits for the manufacturing industry.
According to an engineer I once quoted: "A technology is 'open' if the development specification is published and readily available to anyone who wants it. Those who wish to do so can develop a product that is compatible with the technology. Open does not mean that everything connects freely to everything else; it means that within a defined set of rules, anyone that wants to can make products that are compatible with anyone else's products as long as they conform to the same set of rules."
FOUNDATION Fieldbus is one of the technologies that claim to be open and nonproprietary. The Foundation was established in September 1994 by a merger of WorldFIP North America and the Interoperable Systems Project.
In this issue's cover story, Fieldbus Foundation's Larry O'Brien (formerly research director for process automation at ARC Advisory Group) offers advice for first-time FOUNDATION Fieldbus users. O'Brien emphasizes the importance of fully understanding the requirements before embarking on a fieldbus project. He also stresses the differences between conventional and FOUNDATION Fieldbus projects.
In the second story, Mike Gavin, director of performance excellence at MAVERICK Technologies, writes about the shortage of skilled automation professionals in the U.S. and how to reverse the trend. Gavin said, "Reversing this decline requires a thorough understanding of the underlying causes: loss of our current talent base and a lack of an established way to correct it."
According to Gavin, developing automation talent in-house is one way to remedy the automation skills gap. Using ISA and MAVERICK University as examples, Gavin suggests that companies can begin to develop their own automation talent by applying industry best practices to the process of learning, while avoiding the pitfalls.
Log in or create an account to submit your comment for this article.
Case Study Database
Get more exposure for your case study by uploading it to the Plant Engineering case study database, where end-users can identify relevant solutions and explore what the experts are doing to effectively implement a variety of technology and productivity related projects.
These case studies provide examples of how knowledgeable solution providers have used technology, processes and people to create effective and successful implementations in real-world situations. Case studies can be completed by filling out a simple online form where you can outline the project title, abstract, and full story in 1500 words or less; upload photos, videos and a logo.
Click here to visit the Case Study Database and upload your case study.
Annual Salary Survey
Participate in the 2013 Salary Survey
In a year when manufacturing continued to lead the economic rebound, it makes sense that plant manager bonuses rebounded. Plant Engineering's annual Salary Survey shows both wages and bonuses rose in 2012 after a retreat the year before.
Average salary across all job titles for plant floor management rose 3.5% to $95,446, and bonus compensation jumped to $15,162, a 4.2% increase from the 2010 level and double the 2011 total, which showed a sharp drop in bonus.


text:
Nucla Pushing For Each House To Own A Gun
Mar 28th @ 6:55 am in News by Scott Staley
Source(s): KKCO TV 11
This story comes from KKCO TV-11
A local town is standing by the right to bear arms, going as far as to encourage homeowners to have at least one fire arm. The town Nucla is considering an ordinance that would encourage the head of house-hold in every home to own a at least one gun.
Many in the town say they are afraid of additional gun restrictions passed by liberal state goverment. "The thought that the government is stepping in and trying to control and limit our constitutional rights I think that bothers me the most," says Richard Craig, who is on the towns board of trustees.
Those in favor of the ordinance say it would put criminals on notice that the town is armed and feel crime rates would drop. The city council is set to take up the ordinance in a work session on April 10th.


text:
My Account
(sign in)
lowest rate guarantee
Alexanderplatz 7
Knesebeck Street 67
Augsburger Strasse 44
An der Spandauer Bruecke 11
Alt Moabit 99
Five great reasons to book with us!
450,000+ properties worldwide – more added every day
Trusted by over 7,000,000 satisfied customers
Best Price Guarantee
7 million+ reviews by agoda customers
With availability in over 47,000 cities worldwide
agoda special offers
including last minute offers(even same day!)free nightsfree upgrades!
Customer Support
The Italian food is very delicious...
0.81 Km.
1.46 Km.
1.67 Km.
1.71 Km.
I dont have good things to tell...
1.74 Km.
Big bed, huge shower, nice leafy...
1.83 Km.
party atmosphere and close to...
1.84 Km.
1.85 Km.
1.9 Km.
1.91 Km.
1.95 Km.
1.99 Km.
2.03 Km.
location, cleanliness, public...
2.04 Km.
Beautiful lobby, white-painted...
2.07 Km.
Great Breakfast staff friendly and...
great design, affordable price,...
2.13 Km.
2.16 Km.
The room, breakfast and cleanliness...
2.19 Km.
location to transportand...
2.23 Km.
4.5 / 5
over 80,000 reviews
of users recommend us
Go To Top
All material herein © 2005 – 2014 Agoda Company Pte. Ltd., All Rights Reserved.
AGODA ® is a registered trademark of AGIP LLC, used under license by Agoda Company Pte. Ltd. Agoda is part of


text:
GREENVILLE — Gov. Nikki Haley spoke to The State newspaper shortly before she formally announced her re-election bid at the Bi-Lo Center in Greenville. Here is what she had to say:
Q. How would a second Haley administration be different from the first?
A. My focus is still finishing this term. Its going to be more of what you have seen before. Its going to be additional jobs. Its going to continue to make sure were fighting Washington on the things that bring us down. Im a governor who doesnt have patience, and I will keep fighting and keep moving every day.
Q. Anything in particular you want to complete?
A. Youll see us focus more on welfare to work, because its really working and weve only done that for just six or seven months. Youre going to see us strengthen tort reforms. The ethics reform, youre going to see, as we try to bring more of that. And then education, we have done the training portion (and) we have done the higher ed, and now its time for K-12 that we have been working on since January.
Q. How has your relationship changed with the Legislature?
A. We have kind of learned each other. They had to develop a sense of trust. I had to develop a sense of trust. What we found is that we have a great relationship with the House Ways and Means (committee). When we need to have some reforms passed, we have some great senators that take on our fights. When disagreements happen, we agree to disagree and move on. We continue to push our government to remember the value of a dollar (and) to remember ethics matters to them.
Q. Are you wallpapering the ethics complaints against you by being an ethics reformer?
A. Before I even ran for office, I pushed for transparency, I pushed for ethics (reform). One of the first bills we passed was getting legislators to vote on the record with every section of the budget. The only people complaining about the ethics are my opponent (Democratic state Sen. Vincent Sheheen, a Camden attorney). But if you look at the ethics charges brought against me, theres nothing there. Thats the thing about candidates who are lawyers. They think if you say it enough, youll start to believe it. Its not true.
Q. Has your administration been as transparent as you promised in your 2010 campaign?
A. We have been the most transparent administration through the fact that we worked with (the state department of) archives and history to change our emails. We show every place we have been. You have our schedule. You have our flight logs. You have all our press conferences. We do our Open Door After 4 (meetings with constituents). Were not going to stop.
Q. What danger is posed to the state if a Democratic governor is elected?
A. I dont worry about that because I dont think thats going to happen. I have a great story to tell. I think I made some promises in the last election that I totally lived up to This is the first time I ever felt the people of South Carolina are proud and excited for their state.
Q. Do you have any do-overs?
A. Thats something I do every night: How could I have done today differently? Thats something I literally do every night before I go to bed. Having said that, my goal is focused on how do I make tomorrow better than today. Its going to continue to be that way the rest of my term.
Q. Anything specific do-overs?
A. I could give you a list of things, but I dont think thats productive.


text: At least according to this story. Looks like that rainy day may be coming for Giants owners. I wouldn't expect any major short-term impact, but losing a slice of the Silicon Valley ad-revenue pie, and seeing the next generation of South Bay fans flock to the A's is bound to put a crimp on the Giants' long-term earning potential. The question is, how big of one? No news of any potential buyout of the Giants' rights.


text:
Checking Services
Checking Account Features
|FREE Visa® Debit Card1
|FREE Online Banking and Bill Pay
|FREE Mobile Banking with Text Messaging2
|FREE 24-Hour TeleBank Access - our automated telephone banking system
|FREE iStatements
|Overdraft Line of Credit Available
|Automatic transfer between accounts
StarZing Checking
StarInterest Checking
StarRelationship Checking Account
Visa Debit Card
Never be without cash.
Get cash quickly from any ATM around town and make purchases all over the world. More Details
Re-Order Checks
Express Your Personality!
Order from a great variety of check designs and accessories available at Harland Clarke.
Order Now.
Overdraft Coverage Options
Choose one of two ways to protect your Checking Account from inadvertent overdrafts and learn more about Overdraft Protection Information here.
Overdraft Line of Credit*Competitive Rate
Funds transferred in $250 increments
Overdraft Protection Transfers**Authorize us to transfer funds from the
checking or savings account you choose.
$8.00 per transfer. No annual fees.
Click here to "Opt-In" to Overdraft Coverage or call 210.283.6611 or 800.531.7650.
* With approved credit. **Provided there are adequate funds
available in the linked account.
1 ATM displaying the Broadway Bank, AFFN, PULSE, PLUS, ALERT, HONOR, GULFNET, MAGIC LINE, MINIBANK, NYCE, SHAZAM, TYME, STAR SYSTEM and VISA logo. Charges may apply when using ATMs outside the Broadway Bank ATM Network. 2 Broadway Bank does not charge a service fee for the use of mobile banking. Standard fees for your deposit account apply. Standard internet service and text messaging rates may apply. Check with your mobile service provider for details. Must be WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) 2.0 enabled. WAP 2.0 offers the safest level of security and encryption to support mobile banking. This level of security is required to protect your confidential account information. Internet-enabled mobile device not required. Speak to a Broadway Bank representative for details.


text:
Bioproducts for Farmers and Ranchers
The following resources provide information on agricultural opportunities for farmers in the development of bioproducts or biobased products. If you are unfamiliar with these technologies, see the introduction to bioproducts.
Research and Commercial Opportunities
NREL Biomass Research: What is a Biorefinery?
Presents NREL's concept for integrating biomass conversion processes and equipment to produce fuels, power, and chemicals from biomass.
Federal Biomass Research & Development Initiative
This collaboration between the U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Department of Agriculture addresses the development of feedstocks, biofuels, and biobased products, as well as biofuels development analysis.
U.S. Department of Energy Bioenergy Feedstock Information Network
Covers current research in developing environmentally acceptable crops and cropping systems on farms for producing large quantities of low-cost, high-quality biomass feedstocks.
Agriculture—Industry of the Future
Association for the Advancement of Industrial Crops
Has information on its efforts to promote the use of bioproducts.
U.S. Department of Agriculture: National Center for Agricultural Utilization Research
Provides information on its efforts to find new uses and markets for U.S. agricultural commodities.
U.S. Department of Agriculture Rural Development Energy Programs
Financial assistance for biorefineries and producers of advanced biofuels, as well as a grant and loan program to help farmers, ranchers, and rural small businesses invest in energy-efficient and renewable energy technologies.
U.S. Department of Energy Financial Opportunities
Offers financial assistance opportunities for the development and demonstration of energy-efficient and renewable energy technologies.
Database of State Incentives for Renewables and Efficiency
Provides information on state, local, utility, and selected federal incentives that promote renewable energy.


text:
User Tip: If you're unsure of your vehicle type, you may skip the machine type selection box.
Please select make, model and yearWheel Bearings
We carry a large selection of wheel bearings to keep your machine rolling smoothly.
JUSTIN in WV
Just what I neededRead All Reviews
Matt in GA
If you ride your bike hard and require dependable performance don't buy these. They'll last a few months and give up on you.Read All Reviews
Gabriel in MI
Did a full rebuild of my bike. These reeds work great! Wheel bearings are holding up wellRead All Reviews
Gabriel in MI
I love bearing connection products. Good quality great price.Read All Reviews
matt in CA
Great product! Bearings are great when I bike gets neglected or normal wear. One thing most people don't know , ALL aftermarket wheel bearings don't come with hardly any grease around the bearings themselves..So you must take a knife or something with a pointy edge and pop the dust seal off and grease them with waterproof grease yourself. If u don't you pretty much just wasted your money. Dont believe me check for yourselfRead All Reviews
Neil in CA
Does what it's supposed to do. Has held up over the last three years and about 60 hours of abuse in the sand. For the price, you can't expect much more.Read All Reviews