text:
Old Tiverton Four Corners Schoolhouse No. 1 - Circa 1800 by Sakonnet Farm
You sent a message to this owner.
- Minimum stay:1-2 nights
- Internet:Yes
- Pets considered:No
- Wheel chair accessible:No
Tiverton house description
The Old Tiverton Four Corners Schoolhouse No. 1 is located within Historic Tiverton Four Corners. Let your imagination wander back to the mid 1800's as you pass through the proper boys or girls door into this fully remodeled structure. Ring the working vintage twenty-four inch, cast-iron school bell to gather your friends and family for an old-fashioned meal prepared with local produce and cooked in our gourmet kitchen equipped with the latest fixtures for your convenience. Marvel at our collection of period décor and historic schoolhouse memorabilia as you relax in the spacious living room equipped with comfortable seating, a large 46' HDLCD TV, a working wood-burning stone fireplace, and central air conditioning / heating. Wide-plank pine flooring finished with an old fashioned and environmentally friendly Tung oil with citrus helps maintain the historic charm.
Tiverton Four Corners Schoolhouse No. 1 was built in 1800 by the Manchester Family, one of the original founding families of Tiverton. The Town realized the need for public education in the mid 1800's, which at that time was typically provided for in private homes. In 1854 the Manchesters sold the property to the town for one hundred dollars with the right to buy it back when and if the town disposed of it. The Town of Tiverton used the Schoolhouse until 1925, a period in time when the advent of motorized bus transportation afforded consolidations to regional schools. Schoolhouse No. 1 was closed in 1925 when Nonquit School was opened and subsequently sold at auction in 1928 for one-hundred eighty dollars to Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Rego. The Regos converted it into a single family home where their family lived up until the early 1970's. Much to our surprise, the original bell is alive and well in Maine.
The Schoolhouse has two bedrooms and one bathroom equipped with a Whirlpool tub. The master bedroom has a king size bed fitted with a luxurious ten inch foam mattress covered with Egyptian linens. A wall-mounted 32' LED TV complete with cable access will help insure a relaxing finish to your day. The second bedroom is outfitted twin bunk-beds and a 26' LED TV to accommodate friends or family. WI-FI is provided free of charge for those of you who like to stay in touch while you are on vacation. A high-efficiency laundry system is available if you plan on an extended stay.
When you're done exploring inside, take a walk around the five-acre grounds where you will find meandering streams, vegetable and herb gardens, path through the woods, plenty of chickens, ducks, four goats (Maggie, Lucy, Bandit, and Snickers). If your timing is right, you can help us gather a couple of eggs for breakfast, harvest some fresh herbs to complement your evening meal or perhaps pick some fresh vegetables for a garden salad. After you are done strolling the grounds, amble a short five minute walk north to visit the heart of Historic Tiverton Four Corners, a quaint three-hundred year old cross-roads village. There you will find unique shops, restaurants, Gray's Ice Cream shop, an Arts Center, Art Galleries, and many other establishments. If you plan on cooking, be sure to visit one of the nearby roadside stands for some tender, sweet, fresh-picked corn.
If you find the Schoolhouse already booked for the dates you wish to travel or have a larger party in need of more space, please check out our other vacation rental in neighboring Little Compton. It's called Potters Corner and can also be found here on VRBO. Potters Corner is a brand new 3000s.f. Colonial with high end appointments and will be maintained with our same attention to detail.
Keywords: Historic, Farm, Two bedroom, Beaches, Biking, Hiking, Country, Romantic, Fireplace, Family Friendly, Gourmet Kitchen, Whirlpool Tub, Sakonnet Farm, Short Drive to Newport
Property Type
- 1100 sq. ft.
- House
- 1 story
Accommodation Type
- Vacation Rental
- Guests Provide Their Own Meals
- Non Smoking Only
- Long-Term Renters Welcome
- Children Welcome
- Events Allowed
- Pets Not Allowed
Bedrooms: 2 Bedrooms, Sleeps 4, Beds for 4
Kitchen & Dining
- Microwave
- Stove
- Refrigerator
- Catering Available
- Cooking Utensils
- Dishes & Utensils
- Toaster
- Coffee Maker
- Kitchen
- Fireplace
- Clothes Dryer
- Washing Machine
- Towels Provided
- Linens Provided
- Heating
- Air Conditioning
- Iron & Board
- Hair Dryer
- Babysitter
- Parking Off Street
- Parking
- Wood Fireplace
- Living Room seats 5
Other Amenities
- One-Room Schoolhouse decor including Belfry, Gourmet Kitchen, Granite Countertops, (3) Flat Panel TV's, Located on Sakonnet Farm (a small family farm), Farm Fresh Free Range Eggs included, streams, walking trails in woods, picnic area, Petting Area, 3-5 minute walk to Tiverton Four Corners, Short ride to Newport and Providence, Within one mile from beach area...moreless
- Satellite / Cable
- Books
- DVD Player
- Television
- Internet
- Wireless Internet
Pool & Spa
- Jetted Tub
Outdoor Features
- Lawn / Garden
- Deck / Patio
- Outdoor Grill
- Recommended
- Wind-Surfing
- Jet Skiing
- Sound/Bay Fishing
- Cross Country Skiing
- Hunting
- Snowboarding
- Snorkeling
- Hunting Small Game
- Freshwater Fishing
- Fly Fishing
- Scuba Diving Or Snorkeling
- Pier Fishing
- Ice Skating
- Basketball Court
- Mountain Biking
- Cycling
- Hiking
- Water Skiing
- Surfing
- Kayaking
- Snorkeling/Diving
- Swimming
- Sailing
- Tennis
- Fishing
- Golf
- Equestrian Events
- Boating
- Walking
- Scenic Drives
- Wildlife Viewing
- Shopping
- Antiquing
- Eco Tourism
- Cinemas
- Restaurants
- Winery Tours
- Bird Watching
- Health/Beauty Spa
- Live Theater
- Laundromat
- Hospital
- Groceries
- Deepsea Fishing
- Medical Services
- Massage Therapist
- ATM/Bank
- Horseback Riding
- Miniature Golf
- Sight Seeing
- Fitness Center
- Sledding
- Shelling
Write a review-
Charming Honeymoon Getaway
Charming Honeymoon Getaway
- Guest Stacey S.
- Date of stay 11/03/13
- Review Submitted 11/13/13
My new hubby and I were fortunate to stay at the schoolhouse for our honeymoon - what a charming and unique place to stay! We loved it! Adam and Kristen have really created an inviting atmosphere, adding all sorts of nice little details that really made the place feel like home (Not to mention, it's really hard to escape the awesomeness factor of staying in a schoolhouse!) We especially enjoyed preparing our own meals together in the well-outfitted kitchen. The wide variety of coffees that accompanied the Keurig was a great treat to come home to on a chilly evening. You will love your stay at the schoolhouse! Thank you, Adam and Kristen!Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Rhode Island off the beaten path
Rhode Island off the beaten path
- Guest Andrew S.
- Date of stay 11/01/13
- Review Submitted 11/13/13
We were looking for a weekend away from Providence, and found that Tiverton fit the bill perfectly. What it lacks in distance, it makes up for in its magical ability to transport you to another time. Historical charm with modern conveniences in an impossibly scenic corner of the state close to everything, I highly recommend the Schoolhouse. Ring the bell! Visit the goats!Recommended for: Sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Perfect family retreat
Perfect family retreat
- Guest Sage G.
- Date of stay 11/08/13
- Review Submitted 11/12/13
This amazing little spot was perfect for our family to come for the weekend to play and relax! What a little gem. It is impeccably maintained, totally updated, very cozy, and still kept its historic charm. We would come back again and again to keep exploring the beautiful area.Recommended for: Sightseeing, romantic getaway, families with young children.
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Perfect for our needs
Perfect for our needs
- Guest SMC (United States)
- Date of stay 10/06/13
- Review Submitted 10/28/13
Great place! We enjoyed our stay in this lovely house. The eggs were delicious! We hope to stay again next year.Recommended for: Sightseeing, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Shawn and Shari Corriveau
Shawn and Shari Corriveau
- Guest Shawn and Shari (Tiverton, RI)
- Date of stay 10/11/13
- Review Submitted 10/24/13
I would like to say that this schoolhouse is absolutely the cutest and most unique accomodation for anyone who visits this part of the state. Kristen and Adam's hospitality were outstanding and making our stay not onl;y feel welcome but special, especially because it was part of our wedding weekend. the photos do not do the school house charm justice. although the pictures are accurate and nice, the school house is absolutly more than that. the added charm and authentic touches that they have throughout the school make it even more enjoyable. The school bell and chalk board are definatly a huge hit! Kristen made our weekend even more special by the sweet welcoming note on the chalkboard and the flowers that were left in various rooms. We would highly reccomend this to anyone who wishes to visit Tiverton's beautiful charm.Recommended for: Adventure seekers, families with teenagers, sightseeing, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Just lovely.
Just lovely.
- Guest Ali (New York, NY)
- Date of stay 10/18/13
- Review Submitted 10/24/13
We were looking for a romantic place to stay for a weekend getaway, and were delighted with the schoolhouse! The decor is beautiful and the pictures represent it well. The eggs were a nice touch and absolutely delicious! The area is beautiful and just a 30 minute drive to Newport. We would highly recommend the schoolhouse to a couple or small family. Great experience!Recommended for: Romantic getaway, families with young children.
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Loved our stay!
Loved our stay!
- Guest Anonymous
- Date of stay 08/31/13
- Review Submitted 09/24/13
We loved our stay @ the Schoolhouse. Short walk to the shops @ Four Corners. Take a fitness class @ Four Corners Fitness. Short drive to Fogland Beach. Loved feeding the goats, ducks and chickens on the adjacent farm. A very sweet spot.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
One of our favorite places
One of our favorite places
- Guest Anonymous
- Date of stay 08/09/13
- Review Submitted 08/13/13
We have stayed at the school house multiple times. It's been a great summer rental for our young family — one level living, beautiful new/open kitchen and the luxury of central air for those warm summer nights. The school house is a great mix of vintage charm with its historic exterior and the clean, crisp feel of new construction and modern amenities. It's a short drive to the beach and walking distance to some of our favorite spots in Tiverton including Grey's Ice Cream and Provendor Fine Foods. The owners have gone out of their way for us in the past and are always quick to respond to e-mails and questions. We can't wait to plan our next stay.Recommended for: Families with teenagers, sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children.
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Charming, unique, and wonderfully kept!
Charming, unique, and wonderfully kept!
- Guest Christine B. (Bernardsville, NJ)
- Date of stay 07/27/13
- Review Submitted 08/12/13
What a treasure! My family and I stayed at the Tiverton School House over a long weekend to attend a wedding nearby. I can't say enough good things about this charming home away from home. It is impeccable renovated with excellent taste and with wonderful attention to detail. We also loved the history of the school, the one room school house books, and the memorabilia. Everything about it was just perfect. In addition, the location is close to Four Corners which has quaint shops, home made ice cream, and restaurants. The beach is nearby, farm stands, and picturesque countryside so in toto it made for a memorable stay. I'd go back in a heart beat, in fact, I'd love a home just like this as a get-away! (The owners were also lovely to deal with, which also contributed to our stay.)Recommended for: Sightseeing, age 55+, romantic getaway, families with young children.
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
- Guest Ashley D. (Lancaster, Pennsylvania)
- Date of stay 08/01/13
- Review Submitted 08/06/13
We just stayed out the house, from Thursday to Monday! It was absolutely wonderful and an amazing place to get away to. My son, who is three loved that he got to ring the school bell and feed the animals! I would recommend this place to anyone! It would be nice as a romantic getaway or a family trip!!Recommended for: Sightseeing, romantic getaway, families with young children, girls getaway.
Did you find this review helpful? Yes | No Helpful votes: 0/0
Currency ConversionDates | Nightly | Weekend Night | Weekly | Monthly * | Event |
Summer Rate May 1 - Sep 30, 2014 2 night min stay |
$225 | $295 Fri, Sat |
$1,715 | ||
Christmas and New Years Dec 20 - Jan 2 2 night min stay |
$225 | ||||
My Standard Rate 2 night min stay |
$150 | $195 Fri, Sat |
$1,140 | ||
- Taxes Included
Cancellation policy:
Policy available by contacting owner when booking.
This owner accepts HomeAway payments.
Always use this free service to protect your payments up to $10,000 against fraud while keeping your financial information private. With HomeAway Payments, your credit card information is not seen by the owner or manager. NEVER pay by cash or instant money transfer services such as Western Union or MoneyGram. Call the owner to confirm booking request.
Don't forget your vacation protection! Get protected now
Adding our Vacation Protection services can make sure your getaway goes smoothly, no matter what. We offer Cancellation Protection, Carefree Rental Guarantee, and Damage Protection so you can truly relax.
- Nearest Airport: T. F. Green Airport, Warwick, RI at 39 Miles
- Nearest Ferry: Martha's Vineyard Ferry 49 State Pier, New Bedford at 23.8 Miles
- Nearest Train: Providence Amtrak, Providence, RI at 31 Miles
- Nearest Motorway: Route 24 at 6 Miles
- Nearest Beach: Fogland Beach at 2.4 Miles
- Nearest Barpub: Wally's Tap House, Crandall Road, Tiverton, RI at 4 Miles
- Nearest Ski: Yawgoo Valley Ski Area & Sports Park at 33 Miles
- Nearest Golf: Sakonnet Golf Course at 7.5 Miles
- Nearest Restaurant: Four Corners Grille at 0.4 Miles
Owner info
Year Purchased: 2009
About the owner: Family of Six, three girls and a boy between the ages of 9-15.
Why the Owner Chose Tiverton:
Tiverton and the surrounding area is beautiful with farms, historic structures, rambling landscape, beaches, woods etc....
Contact us
- Primary: +1 401-624-4004
- Secondary: +1 401-835-0553
Links to more information:
- CLICK HERE - Sakonnet Farm
- Click Here to see All My Rental Listings
Front in Spring
Schoolhouse lit up at dusk
Original Schoolhouse No.1 (date unknown)
Kitchen and Livingroom (stone fireplace off to the right side)
Flowers awaiting your arrival in the kitchen
Master bedroom
2nd bedroom
Patio view from the backyard
Patio & walk way
Our farmstand is open next door for eggs, grass fed beef, home made jams & jelly
Recent picture of the Schoolhouse after a little holiday snow for our guest
Tiverton Four Corners Schoolhouse No. 1 taken in 1910 with students and teacher
Two doors- one for boys, one for girls
Eat-In Kitchen Area
Master Bedroom with King Size bed and 32' LED TV
Second Bedroom with bunkbeds and 26' LED TV
Second bedroom
Bathroom with black and white theme and Whirlpool Tub
Recently installed patio for enjoying the beautiful New England weather
View from the side door
Our farm fresh eggs included with your stay
Old Fashion Chalk Board with note to and from guest
There have been visitors to this page since the counter was last reset in .
This listing was first published here in 2011.
Date last modified - Tuesday, August 06, 2013
2 Bedroom / 1 Bathroom
Sleeps 4
Get a rental quote, then book it!
Three services to protect your trip:
Protect your payments in case you need to cancel.
Guarantee the rental meets your expectations.
Ensure you're prepared in case of accidental damage.


text:
DC Comics Batman Dark Knight T-Shirt Sheer
- Price:
- $12.99
- Available In:
- Men's
- Ages:
- Adult
- Merchant:
- Stylin Online - www.stylinonline.com
"Batman Baseball T-Shirt Sheer The Dark Knight is coming right for you with fist held tight! This Batman t-shirt shows our caped crusader decked out in his full Batman suit. We can see Batman's muscles and strength which is what helps fight off villains. Although he doesn't possess real superhero powers, he definitely has the intellect and fighting skills to defend Gotham City. On the back of this baseball t-shirt is the words ""Dark Knight"", which Batman is known as.".
Deals & Coupon Codes
- 10% off on orders over $50 - code: Teenormous10
- Free shipping (US only) on orders over $75 - code: Teenormousship

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Click on a label to read posts from that part of the world.
Dayzipping Reinvents the Day Trip
The site asks you where you're located (or where you're traveling to), and then offers up a slew of options in the area. Suggestions are sourced and reviewed by members (and membership is free) -- which means that options are well-vetted and tested. A simple search for New York, New York offered a walk through lower Manhattan, a BBQ in Brooklyn, and a slightly-out-of-the-city foray to Theodore Roosevelt's Sagamore Hill Home.
The site also allows users to connect with their friends and share reviews and suggestions within friend networks. As with any user-generated site, the suggestions are only as good as the people using the service. So as Dayzipping continues to grow, expect to see more and more options. It's a great way to rediscover your own town, or get an insider's perspective on a spot you might be visiting.
Filed under: North America, United States, Budget Travel
Search Travel Deals
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Chuck Sep 18th 2010 4:49AM
So if I want to know the hot spots in Grand Island, Nebraska can this tell me? No? I didn't think so.
"No trips were found in this area from"
I guess it's just NYC, SF, and all their ilk. Gah.
Jack Pine Sep 20th 2010 3:14PM
Just moved to Boston last month and me and my wife have been desperate for something like this!!! Looks pretty cool so far I just wish they had more trips.


text:
WAPT's Tornado Report Goes Viral
By Andrew Gauthier on April 20, 2011 9:34 AM
While many local news outlets tried to find positive stories in the wake of the devastating group of tornadoes that swept through the south this past weekend, WAPT's coverage has stood out. The Jackson, MS ABC-affiliate spoke to a man that survived the severe weather even though he lost something very dear to him in the tornado: his hamburger (video above).
Posted by the likes of Tosh.0 and College Humor, the segment has quickly gone viral.


text:
Ikea hack for toy storage
The older your child gets, the more important it is to find great ideas for toy storage. It is always important to get rid of toys that your child doesn't want or play with any longer to keep the toy inventory manageable. It also is important to find a storage solution that is easy for you and your child to use. Enter this idea from Ikea Hacker:
The hack uses the Ikea Pax wardrobe and Trofast storage boxes, which fit perfectly in the slots. This hack stores an incredible about of toys and is simple to create. I'm not sure if my daughter has enough toys to fill a full Pax wardrobe, but I'm sure we will be able to find use for all of the drawers.
(via ohdeedoh)
22 comments posted
Posted by Rue - 10/28/2008
Love it! It would also work nicely for crafting supplies, garage storage, etc.
Posted by Joelle Nebbe-Mornod aka iphigenie - 10/28/2008
Surely they should not have that many toys (that would be clutter, nobody plays with more than about 50 toys), but these would work well for underwear / socks / writing and drawing stuff etc.
Posted by Sarah - 10/28/2008
This is brilliant. I'm creating a play room right now, and I will definitely consider this.
Posted by Marcia "HDMac" - 10/28/2008
What a great storage unit! I would love that for my crafts!!
Posted by Another Deb - 10/28/2008
The system woud really be helpful on garage sale day. Just take out the top six bins and put them on the driveway.
Posted by Megan - 10/28/2008
Perfect! As much as I hate clutter… I have an 18 mo. old boy and I see a lot of Legos in our future…
Posted by Baltimoron - 10/28/2008
Those are not Trofast bins; they are the Komplement bins that go with Pax wardrobes. The Komplement bins are 8 inches wider and cost $20 as opposed to $3.
Posted by Tabitha (From Single to Married) - 10/28/2008
This is great and affordable too!
Posted by Perfektly Mary - 10/28/2008
I loved Deb's suggestion for keeping organized your give away stuff. I'm constantly freecycling and have had clutter while waiting for the pick ups. This is a great solution!
Posted by Tina - 10/28/2008
I have a toy storage problem, not for a child but a siberian husky. The fact that I have a problem tells me that she has too many toys, but I like to spoil her and her toys are clutter I can live with. I currently have one of those plastic drawer carts for her supplies, which organized her leash, some treats, flea treatment, poopie bags etc.
I recently cleaned out her toy box and got rid of many old and broken toys. I like the idea mentioned above but she's a dog and she won't be able to get to her toys if I store it like that (nor do I have the space for it). Currently I have a giant tupperware box and a toy box for dogs that is too small. Both are sitting on the floor. Any suggestions on how to keep it neat? Thanks.
Posted by EllisG - 10/28/2008
This is also good for toy rotation. Keep some stuff out of reach, in the higher bins. As bins at the bottom get played with and tired of, move that bin to the top and shift the others down. That will make them seem more fresh, because it'll stretch out time between playing with toys. Strategies like that can help reduce the need for so many toys to begin with. But they can also help reduce the number of toys: If the thing isn't exciting even after it's been out of circulation for 6 bins, move it to the "give to charity bin". (We keep a 36 gallon bin in the garage labelled "RM" for Rescue Mission, and call for them to pickup donations every 4-5 weeks.)
Posted by Sean - 10/28/2008
Not bad, but unless your child is adept at climbing ladders, or is 6 feet tall, you'll be spending a lot of time getting the toys down for her.
Posted by just me - 10/28/2008
OUCH! $200.00 plus $20 per bin? I much prefer something like this http://www.target.com/Cubicles.....038;page=1
Posted by jon - 10/29/2008
Ikea hacker!!??!! Matt, thank you, you are a wonderful person. My house is packed with Ikea. Thanks for pointing me to a really useful place.
Posted by FrugalNYC - 10/30/2008
You could essentially take a large bookcase and use labeled boxes to store them. Labeling is the most important part.
Posted by Nancy - 10/31/2008
The Trofast system that this mimics is about $100, but comes without a door.We have used it for years, one in each child's room. You do have to reorganize every couple of years as they outgrow their toys (the legos have always survived the purges).
Posted by Marten - 11/02/2008
I had more than 50 toys when I was a kid and I played with every single one. Bugger to you minimalist parents. However, as a parent myself now, if you're going to use a storage system which puts toys far out of reach of the children who would play with them – you might as well get rid of the toys completely and only keep the ones they can reach. This solution, while looking smart, is not designed with the user in mind. In my book, that's a complete design failure.
Posted by Downshifting - Professional Organizing Solutions - 11/21/2008
What a great idea. I know that many of my residential clients would love to have this in their kids closets or playroom.
Posted by Cecelia - 12/26/2008
I purchased a trofast system before my daughter was born. It is right next to my changing table. (It is the one with the three levels) At first I used it to store baby necessities since I had no clue what I would need near my changing table. Now that she is 9 months the top bin stores sleepers and all of the other bins store toys. I also keep my lamp, monitor, diaper caddy, sound machine and a few stuffed animals on the three levels. I love the fact that this storage system "grows with my child" It can be used for so much. Definitely a great investment!
Oh and the Trofast system comes in many different shapes and sizes so it would be easy to find one that suits your specific needs.
Posted by Kristi - 01/06/2009
You should try Toy Tamers by Kids'Klutter Tamers for great toy storage. They are a vinyl see-thru bags that zip closed, have a carrying handle that can unsnap and a toy i.d. holder. They are really easy for the kids to use and transport. They can be tossed into a toy box without the pieces mixing with other toys. They work great.
http://www.kidskluttertamers.com -
Posted by Vicki - 10/28/2009
Like others, my kids have too many toys, but they do love them all. To keep them interested, and to help them be responsible for cleaning up their playroom, I divided their toys into seven large bins, which are stored out of their reach.
I divided the toys equally between the bins. A sorting toy in each bin, an equal number of stuffed animals in each, a builder toy in each bin, a craft toy in each, etc.
At the end of each day, they must pick up their toys and return them to the bin. That's how they get the next bin. If they don't pick up – they play with the same toys the next day.
So far – the system works. They pick up and they don't get bored with their toys, they are always excited to get their "new" toys the next day.
Of course, they DO have a few favorites that have down all the time. -
Posted by Anne - 11/01/2009
As a parent who has gone through my boys' toyroom at least 3 times in the last 2 years and we STILL have too much …ummmm… stuff that ends up scattered on the floors, I don't want them to have enough toys to fill these bins.
That said, I think this would be an excellent solution for toys AND crafts together! I don't necessarily want them pulling out the markers, melting beads, and clay any time they want, so those could be stored in the high shelves where they have to ask for help getting it down. Or the highest one yet (least often used) could store all the Valentine supplies that are only used once a year.
Love it!


text:
Whit Stillman Returns; SAG-AFTRA Merge
Produced by:
Filmmaker Whit Stillman has his first movie since Last Days of Disco in 1998. Now he's back with Damsels in Distress, starring Greta Gerwig. Stillman talks about the need to make his movies on a low budget and reflects on how, for him, money is the enemy of film work. Plus, we get the skinny on the merger between SAG and AFTRA. The now-united union is the largest labor organization in the business. So what's next?
Today's Banter Topics:
- James Murdoch steps down from British Broadcasters BSkyB
- Oprah admits that launching OWN was more than she bargained for
- Keith Olbermann's Current TV gig fails
- Whit Stillman: director
- Roberta Reardon: SAG-AFTRA, @presberta
- Ned Vaughn: SAG-AFTRA, @nedvaughn
Engage & Discuss
Further the conversation with your thoughts and comments. Agree, disagree, present a different perspective -- engage.
For information and guidelines click: Terms of Service | Privacy Policy
Please note, comments are moderated. KCRW reserves the right to edit and or remove posts deemed off-topic, abusive or not in accordance with KCRW's Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.


text:
Listen live to Atlanta's breaking news, severe weather, & traffic online
Hi, (not you?) | Member Center | Sign Out
Posted: 1:00 a.m. Friday, July 14, 2006
By Neal Boortz
Today's Nuze: July 14, 2006 | ||
Friday, July 14, 2006 ARE YOU READY TO ACCEPT THAT THE WORLD IS AT WAR? It's almost 10:00 pm in New York. Getting close to 4:00 pm in the middle of the Pacific. If I wasn't already scheduled to return home tomorrow I would be changing my plans. Read the news. Log on to the Drudge Report, the Washington Post, the New York Times. Read some columns on Townhall.com and Opinion Journal.com. The situation in the Middle East is grave, and it's a situation that is in its entirety generated by Islamic radicals. We are reaping the entirely predictable rewards from weakness the West has shown toward the mad mullahs who run Iran, and the grotesque gargoyle calling the shots in North Korea. Islamic jihadists grow bolder and more deadly with every day that passes. They fire rockets into Israel neighborhoods --- Israel responds --- and the American press carefully and methodically catalogues the number of civilians killed as Israel defends itself. It's war, folks. It's the culture of the West, the culture of freedom and religious tolerance, vs. the hate-filled and violent culture of radical Islam. We aren't going to negotiate ourselves out of this one. We aren't going to be able to use our vast wealth to buy peace. Negotiations will show weakness. Money will bring contempt. Radical Islam must be destroyed. Squashed. The repugnant virus of radical Islam and all of the Islamic terrorists who seek to spread it must be eliminate from the face of the earth. Time to start. See you on the radio on Monday. Web Guy has been keeping me up to speed insofar as the email is concerned. I can always tell just what previously aired segments of the show they chose to run as a "best of" by the email. So ... it looks like Belinda decided to rerun a segment in which I said said something nice about gay men. Oh man, you should have seen the email. Look ... I'm so very sorry I can't be all things to all listeners. Talk radio may be the most popular radio format out there, but it still only holds down about 15 to 17 percent of the listening audience. More people don't listen to talk radio than do ... and there's no way that any one host can salvage a smidgen of honesty while trying to appease to all those who do tune us in. Staunch Republicans want me to rail against Democrats every minute I'm on the air. Democrats don't want me to say anything nice about George Bush. Devout Christians want me to swear that I believe every single word in the Bible, or admit that I don't love Jesus. Atheists want me to argue constantly against the idea of any God at all! Vegetarians want me to slam the meat industry and talk about how cow farts are contributing to global warming, while meat-eaters want me to suggest that vegetarians are pasty-faced leftists who couldn't punch their way out of a paper bag. The anti-choice crowd wants me to preach against abortion, while the pro-choice crowd wants me to contribute huge sums of my book royalties to Planned Parenthood. Sorry folks ... there is just no way in hell I'm going to make everyone happy ... and that includes those of you out there who just can't accept the idea that some people might be wired a bit different, sexually speaking, than you. There's going to be a very long chapter in "Somebody's Gotta Say It" titled "INGTLTYA" Those initials stand for "I'm never going to listen to you again" and the chapter will list the three (for now) main reasons why people write me those INGTLTYA emails; to wit:
Now that's the list as of this week. Who knows how many other topics I'll add before the book is finished. I'm just going to take every one of those topics and lay it all out in the book. Lemme tell ya ... it's going to stir some big-time puddin'. So .. it's back to the mainland tomorrow ... hopefully in a first class cabin devoid of screaming, whining little ill-behaved monsters. Oh, I know my diatribe at the beginning of the week really rubbed the fur of some of you in the wrong direction. There were quite a few nasty emails on that one also. I particularly enjoyed the emails that told me that just because I could afford to fly first class doesn't mean that I had any right to expect that I would be free of the agony that goes with sitting next to a spoiled, uncontrolled brat for nine hours. Let's just put it to you this way. When you go out to eat you can chose a Ryan's Steak House, or the Capital Grille. Just as all of the seats on an airplane get you to the same destination, so do the steaks and Ryan's and at the Capital Grille nourish you about equally. So .. why pay more to go to the Capital Grille? Comfort, atmosphere, and to protect yourself from someone else's screaming brats. It would be ridiculous to complain about loud kids at Ryan's. A top-notch restaurant like the Capital Grille is another story. I suspect that most of the hyper-angry email I got on that particular rant came from parents who have ill-behaved, nuisance children, and KNOW IT! You need to spend a little less time shooting the messenger and a little more time swatting some tiny asses. See ya Monday. Now, staff, take it away! NEW POLLS SAYS DEMOCRATS LEADING Can you believe that we are still arguing over minorities' right to vote?
Take a look around. Does the world look any different than it did in 1965? I
would sure as hell hope so! Yesterday the House
renewed the Voting Rights Act but not without receiving some conservative
criticism over several provisions in the bill. But what are democrats still
crying about? Do minorities really need to be worried that we are going to
revert back to the days of denying their "right" to vote...yeah right, folks! Get
over it. REDNECK SCRAP BOOK Who says rednecks don't know anything about fine art? More in the Redneck Scrap Book.
A bit of controversy over Katie Couric's CBS Evening News road show. They're
not allowing media to be present at the events and now
Katie Couric is promising "slow changes" on the evening news. Evidently she
doesn't think people are ready for big puffy chairs and cooking segments...yet.
If you have 20 or so minutes to kill, like dark/goofy/sci-fi animation, have a broadband connection and yearn for an evil monkey of your own, you might just enjoy The Amazing Screw-On Head. Some people scrawl "wash me" on the back window of a dirty car. Others...create art.Ever wonder what it was like to hallucinate? For those not willing to experiment with illegal substances, we have something for you. Freaky, man. Maybe you should just let sleep elephant seals lie, eh? | ||
company or your spam filter could be keeping it from you. Try using a personal email address and check your spam filter's junk folder for wayward newsletters. COMMUNITY
Belinda Skelton, Ken Rogers, Laura Nunemaker and Brian Ganey assist in the daily preparation of Nealz Nuze! |
Comments (81)
© 2014 Cox Media Group. By using this website,
you accept the terms of our Visitor Agreement and Privacy Policy, and understand your options regarding Ad Choices.
Already have an account? Sign In
{* #registrationForm *} {* traditionalRegistration_displayName *} {* traditionalRegistration_emailAddress *} {* traditionalRegistration_password *} {* traditionalRegistration_passwordConfirm *}Already have an account? Sign In
{* #registrationFormBlank *} {* registration_firstName *} {* registration_lastName *} {* traditionalRegistration_displayName *} {* traditionalRegistration_emailAddressBlank *} {* registration_birthday *} {* registration_gender *} {* registration_postalZip *} {* traditionalRegistration_passwordBlank *} {* traditionalRegistration_passwordConfirmBlank *} {* agreeToTerms *}We have sent you a confirmation email. Please check your email and click on the link to activate your account.
We look forward to seeing you frequently. Visit us and sign in to update your profile, receive the latest news and keep up to date with mobile alerts.
Don't worry, it happens. We'll send you a link to create a new password.
{* #forgotPasswordForm *} {* forgotPassword_emailAddress *}We have sent you an email with a link to change your password.
We've sent an email with instructions to create a new password. Your existing password has not been changed.
To sign in you must verify your email address. Fill out the form below and we'll send you an email to verify.
{* #resendVerificationForm *} {* resendVerification_emailAddress *}Check your email for a link to verify your email address.


text:
Post by Steve Farrelly @ 10:25am 09/05/12 | 15 Comments
As if pitch couldn't get more fevered for the release of Diablo III, Blizzard has one-upped themselves by teaming up with acclaimed director, Peter Chung (Aeon Flux), and animation studio, Titmouse (Metalocalypse, Afro Samurai), to bring us just under seven-minutes of pure animated bliss, telling the story of "a fundamental moment in the battle between the High Heavens and the Burning Hells".
There's also a neat behind-the-scenes video with the likes of Nick Carpenter, Chris Metzen, James Waugh, Wrath director Peter Chung and Titmouse president Chris Prynoski to give Diablo die-hards an inside look at how this animated short came about. Watch Diablo III: Wrath embedded below, or click here for a direct link. Buy now from Games 101 Only AUD$53.95!
15 Comments


text:
New comic page up on the site! check it out! http://clairetheflare.smackjeeves.com/ 2 notes Comments Permalink Bulldozer Super hero my comic my art Claire the Flare
Moooore coloring This page is so violent!! haha. I like it though. 4 notes Comments Permalink my art claire bulldozer lilylilymine jessi sheron harpy
Who has two thumbs and know idea what she's doing! THIS CHICK! (I am pointing to myself) 5 notes Comments Permalink my art lilylilymine jessi sheron Claire the Flaire Claire BD Bulldozer Comics girls
Hmm the chick fights in my comic are a bit different… HAHA get it? chick fights? cause they are both girls and…one's a bird lady! chicks! oh shut up. 19 notes Comments Permalink harpy Bulldozer BD Claire the flare my art lilylilymine
haha while I'm going through my comic shading it and putting in word bubbles, I get a little frustrated. The whole thing is 120 pages long and I did it over a year, it's my first graphic novel and I learned a ton while going through it, So its rough lookin at my early pages, finishing them up and seeing something…particularly off. Bulldozer was especially hard for me (as you can see) because I'd never drawn anyone like her before. I am trying not to get too nitpicky and redraw the whole thing as I go, but once in a while in the early pages I just go "ugh" and gotta fix it. anyway haha CHIN UP AND PRESS ON 15 notes Comments Permalink my art claire Bulldozer BD


text:
Site Map | SEARCH
:: Home > County Government > Boards
County Government
Quick Links
County Board
GOODHUE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS October 7, 2008 GOODHUE COUNTY BOARD ROOM Red Wing, MN AGENDA
4:30 - Closed Session - Negotiations
5:00 P.m Pledge of Allegiance Disclosures of Interest Review and approve September 16, 2008, regular board meeting minutes. Review and approve September 16, 2008 Committee of the whole meeting minutes. Review and approve October 7, 2008, county board meeting agenda. Review and approve following items on the consent agenda:
1. Approve the Final Traffic Marking 2008 contract. (Attachment) 2. Approve the Florence Twp Bridge Replacement Agreement. (Attachment) 3. Approve Mn/DOT Detour Agreement County State Aid Highway 12. (Attachment) 4. Approve to reappoint Lorin Pohlman to the SELCO/SELS Board of Directors for a third term. (Attachment) 5. Approve the Parking Lot Construction Agreement with First Lutheran Church. (Attachment) 6. Approve County Road 9 Turnback. (Attachment)
Review and approve the following items on the Public Health consent agenda:
1. Approve the Public Health Disbursements totaling $110,220.42 from July 11, 2008 – September 12th, 2008. 2. Approve the Nurse Consultant Agreement with Wee Care Day Care and Learning Center. (Attachment) 3. Approve the Graceland University contract for Public Health to provide clinical experience from 9/15/08 and automatically renewed each year. (Attachment)
5:00 p.m. 1) LAND USE MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR'S REPORT - Public Hearing A. Change of Zone- Joseph and Sylvia Jerdee (Agent David A. Johnson) for a Zoning District Change on property located at: Section 24, T112N, R13W, Part of SW ¼, NE ¼, Florence Township. The application, if approved, would authorize: a Zoning District Change – for the existing property parcel number 32.120.0200 within A-2 Zone District to become R-1 Residential District in Section 24 Florence Township. B. Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment - Proposed amendment to Goodhue County Zoning Ordinance Article 20, 21, 22 to change side yard and rear yard setback requirements for principle and accessory structures from one hundred (100) feet to thirty (30) feet in the A-1 Agricultural Protection District, A-2 Agricultural Protection District, and A-3 Urban Fringe Districts within Goodhue County. 5:20 p.m. 2) COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR'S REPORT A. Request for Proposals- Health and Human Services. (Attachment) B. Short Elliot Hendrickson Contract. (Attachment) 5:30 p.m. 3) LAND USE MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR'S REPORT A. Conditional Use Permit -Larry L. Larsen for a permit on property located at: T111N, R15W, Part of NE ¼ of SE ¼, Section 3, Goodhue Township. The application, if approved, would authorize: a Conditional Use Permit – for the Home occupation use with rental storage shed structures to continue operations and become in compliance of Goodhue County Ordinances on existing property, parcel number 33.003.0701, within A-1 Zone District of Goodhue Township. B. Conditional Use Permit -Daniel P. Mahoney for a permit on property located at: Section 5, T112N, R13W, NW ¼, SW ¼, Florence Township. The application, if approved, would authorize: a Conditional Use Permit – for the Commercial timber harvest operation conducted by Bee Forest products, Inc. of Mondovi, WI. on parcel number 32.005.0500, within A-2 Zone District of Florence Township.
5:50 p.m. 4) HUMAN RESOURCE DIRECTOR'S REPORT A. Personnel Committee Report. (Attachment) i. Agreement for Exempt Sheriff Department Personnel Uniform Allowance. (Attachment) ii. Part-time Employee- Facilities Maintenance. iii. ADC Military Leave B. 2009 Health Insurance Deductibles. (Attachment) C. 2009 Dental Insurance. (Attachment)
6:10 p.m. 5) PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR'S REPORT A. Eminent Domain Proceedings – CSAH 1. (Attachment) B. Reduction of Retainage Request. (Attachment)
FOR YOUR INFORMATION A. Personnel Committee Minutes, August 26, 2008. (Attachment) B. Park Board Minutes, September 19, 2008. (Attachment) C. Project Status Report. (Attachment)
FUTURE MEETING DATES : October 13- County Offices Closed in Observance of Columbus Day. October 20 at 4:00 p.m.- Goodhue County Historical Society Meeting: History Center, Red Wing. October 20 at 7:00 p.m.- Planning Advisory Commission: Jury Assembly Room-Justice Center, Red Wing. October 24- Rice County Solid Waste Committee. October 27 at 6:30 p.m.- Board of Adjustment: Jury Assembly Room-Justice Center, Red Wing. October 28 at 3:30 p.m.- Budget/Personnel Committee: Administration Conference Room, Government Center, Red Wing. October 28 at 7:00 p.m.- Cannon Valley Trail Committee: Welch Station, Welch.
County Board Committee reports.
Review and approve county claims.
New or old business. Adjourn.
Residents | Visitors| County Government | Departments |Contact Us | Disclaimer | Privacy Policy | Site Map | Search Options


text:
It is fairly clear in that socks may be any color you like, just so as long as that color happens to be an accenting or matching color in your kit. Treat yourself with the matching Velocissimo Gruppo Jersey, bib short and glove. As the 96 in the name indicates, the Castelli Velocissimo 6 Gruppo Cycling Sock has a 6cm cuff that is designed to wear at 6cm or fold down to 3cm.
� Dual-layer moisture-management construction
� Coolmax� inside, meryl skinlife� on outside
� Midfoot support band
� 6cm ankle cuff


text:
Smith House Glazed Butternut Squash
Yield: 6 to 8 servings
More From Oxmoor House
- 1 (2-pound) butternut squash, peeled, cut in half lengthwise, and steamed
- 1/2 cup firmly packed brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 3 tablespoons butter or margarine, melted
- Arrange squash in a lightly greased 12- x 8- x 2-inch baking dish; set aside.
- Combine brown sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg, and salt. Sprinkle mixture over squash halves; drizzle melted butter over top. Bake, uncovered, at 400° for 20 minutes or until tender.
Smith House Glazed Butternut Squash Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Side Dishes/Vegetables
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Freezable, Family
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Vegetables
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless, Gluten-Free
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- OCCASION: Autumn
- PUBLICATION: Oxmoor House
More Recipes for Side Dishes/Vegetables
Glazed Butternut Squash
Southern Living -
Honey and Curry-Glazed Squash
Oxmoor House -
Butternut Squash Mash
Oxmoor House
Find out what we've got cooking...
Get our Free Weekly Specials Newsletter filled with our favorite recipes, seasonal menus, and special features.
We Respect Your Privacy. Privacy Policy


text:
Join ConceptArt.Org.
Its' free and it takes less than 1 minute!
Type: Posts; User: rebel rebel; Keyword(s):
this week's dump(tiny): some sketches and some really shitty poop.
some sketches
your lines are good, now start working on those values! keep it up
thanks urusla and SpaXe for putting that up!
(and herman of course for doing the interview)
beautiful and talented.... jeez what don't you have?...
i really love the subtle changes there! really great stuff!
wow you've definitely shown lots of improvement. keep working hard man!
mechamechamechamechamechamecha mecha.....
giving gabo a run for his money
i love the draw piece, the only thing that bothers me is the type. using a font with a drop shadow thats biased to right whilst having centre alignment is kinda conflicting. althought i see what you...
AmourFonce: Thanks man, that means a lot to me :)
MrSmithe: thanks heaps :D i was using Burne Hogarth's Dynamic Anatomy
Ok heres what i did today: some 30 sec poses for a warmup, then some...
mmmm some really nice colours. :)
just keep workin hard man, thats all i got to say
ok that first post was kinda shitty so i worked a bit harder with this update. though i'm still not doing enough work.... so i today did some 30 second poses for a warm up, then some torso studies...
return of the mechas! yay :D
bat mobil looks great
really good stuuf :)
yo how's it going? my name is gavin, i'm 19 years old and i'm from perth australia. so i finally searched around in my room and found the courage to make thread here. i'm a huge fan of many of the...
i think your outlines are a tad too dark, otherwise keep up the cool work.
thats some badass pencils you got there!
wow... your work is like 7 kinds of awesome... the mermaid painting is coming along ever so marvelously
loving everything here!
theres no artwork here...
.........therefore its spam; just trying to bump your thread, arrogance beyond belief, shame on you Hannes!
more like robogod!!1!!
i'm lovin what i see here :D
awesome update! you really should do more paintings because we already know your pencils are awesome sauce! lots more variety here, especially love the sketch of the girl with the stripes running...
really great start, you definitely have some talent.
tho i'd suggest doing more colour studies, it just seems like in some of your works the theres this over saturated/high contrast feel which is...
white pencil overload!
go a bit more wild!
good stuff, now post more!


text:
Examples: NFL,
random Word(s) in meaning: chat "global warming" Postal codes: USA: 81657, Canada: T5A 0A7 |
New search features Acronym Blog | Free tools |
What does HOPI stand for?Home Ownership Preservation Initiative (Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago) |
This definition appears very rarely
and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:
See other meanings of HOPI Other Resources:We have 3 other definitions for HOPI in our Acronym Attic
| Help | About
| What's New?
| Suggest new acronym
| Link to Us
| Search Tools
| Press
State Abbreviations
| Partners
| Contributors
| Return Links
| Statistics
| Fun Buzzword Acronyms!
| Read the AF Blog
All trademarks/service marks referenced on this site are properties of their respective owners.
The Acronym Finder is ©1988-2014, Acronym Finder,
All Rights Reserved. Feedback
Terms of usage | Licensing
info | Advertising info
| Privacy Policy
| Site Map


text:
Your search for Abortion in Human Trafficking returned 8 articles
Women as a Force for Change
Women's empowerment isn't just a buzz phrase. It's a groundswell from Texas to Pakistan to give women a fair shot, so we all benefit.
August 1, 2013, ThursdayAll-or-Nothing Strategy on Women's Equality Legislation Ends With Nothing
An abortion rights provision is being tied to the failure of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's measure to strengthen laws against sexual harassment, human trafficking, domestic violence and salary discrimination.
June 24, 2013, MondayKeep the Women's Rights Bill Intact
State Legislators are trying to chip away at Gov. Andrew Cuomo's excellent bill that strives for equality for women in New York.
June 14, 2013, FridayWant a Real Reason to Be Outraged?
American politicians say some outrageous things about rape. But our policies toward rape victims can be even more insensitive.
October 28, 2012, SundaySex Trafficking and the First Amendment
A federal district court judge issued a sound decision in denying a bishops' group a new contract because it imposes religion-based restrictions on the use of taxpayer dollars.
April 4, 2012, WednesdayBronx Planned Parenthood in Anti-Abortion Group Video
The newest in a series of Live Action undercover videos of visits to clinics shows two people appearing to receive information about getting treatment for under-age sex workers.
February 09, 2011, WednesdayPlanned Parenthood to Retrain Staff on Reporting Requirements
In an effort to blunt the public impact of what the family planning group called a misleading string of covertly taped videos, Planned Parenthood will retrain staff members.
February 08, 2011, TuesdayBush vs. Women
The central moral struggle of the 19th century concerned slavery, and that of the 20th pitted democracy against Nazism, Communism and other despotic isms. Our own pre-eminent moral challenge will be to ease the brutality that kills and maims girls and women across much of Africa and Asia. Alas,...
August 16, 2002, FridaySEARCH 8 ARTICLES ABOUT HUMAN TRAFFICKING:
- The Science of Older and Wiser
- Common Sense: A Dragnet at Dewey & LeBoeuf Snares a Minnow
- Op-Ed Columnist: The Deepest Self
- High Levels of Pollution Spur Paris to Action
- Well: To Keep Teenagers Alert, Schools Let Them Sleep In
- Your Money: Consumers Not Powerless in the Face of Credit Card Fraud
- Wealth Matters: For Boarding Schools, an Evolving Financial Aid Philosophy
- Op-Ed Contributor: Obama Has Made America Look Weak
- Art Review: First, They Came for the Art
- Op-Ed Columnist: The Unhealthy Meat Market
Rss Feeds On Human Trafficking
Subscribe to an RSS feed on this topic. What is RSS?


text:
Henderson captures the Strikeforce Light Heavyweight title
Mar 6, 2011 - by Steve Gerweck
Dan Henderson defeated champion Rafael Cavalcante via TKO (strikes) – Round 3, 0:50 to become the new Strikeforce light heavyweight champ on Saturday night in Columbus, Ohio.
Scott Coker on twitter: Congratulations to new strikeforce LHW champion Dan Henderson. no doubt Feijao will be looking for a comeback after a great effort


text:
The Vancouver Board of Trade
World Trade Centre
Suite 400, 999 Canada Place
Vancouver, B.C. V6C 3E1
Phone: 604-681-2111 / Fax: 604-681-0437
E-mail: email@example.com
Media inquiries: email@example.com
Website: www.boardoftrade.com
Twitter: www.twitter.com/BoardofTrade
Facebook: www.facebook.com/VancouverBoardofTrade
Established in 1817 as Bank of Montreal, BMO Financial Group is one of the largest financial services providers in North America. BMO serves its 34,000 clients across Canada through BMO Bank of Montreal and BMO Nesbitt Burns, one of Canada's largest full-service investment firms; and in the United States through Chicago-based Harris. BMO Harris Private Banking has been selected as the best private bank and BMO InvestorLine is ranked as the number one online brokerage in Canada.
BMO Bank of Montreal has been a long-standing and integral part of B.C. since 1887. BMO employs more than 2,800 people in British Columbia — with 141 bank branches and six BMO Nesbitt Burns offices, not including locations in BMO Bank of Montreal branches.
BMO Bank of Montreal is the number two small business lender in Canada, with over 19% market share, and is committed to becoming the number one small business lender.


text:
The Museum of the Revolution is situated in central/old Havana, just a short walk from the Capitalito building. This historic building is being carefully restored (so, Read More
Walk the Malecon...a boardwalk that runs all the way through Havana. Start in Old Havana, downtown, and follow the sea to the Hotel Nacional. You'll pass the Revolution Read More
The Che Guevara memorial is the must-see of Santa Clara - an impressive monument bearing a statue of Che in classic military pose atop a series of huge plinths, set in a Read More
We decided to take the day trip to Havana. It was well worth the $70US even though we didn't get to see some stuff we had wanted. The bus picks you up at your hotel - Read More
Have you been to this Cuba attraction? Tell other travelers what to expect. Submit a review today!
The Capitolio Nacional looks remarkably like Washington's Capitol Building, which isn't that surprising as it was commissioned by America back in the mid-1920s taking only Read More
If the bewildering maze like warren of streets that make up this city it is here at the junction of Maceo and Republica dominated by the Inglesia de la Soledad. Here is Read More
Hidden in the back-streets of Camaguey is this fantastic little square that was declared a national monument as a prime example of the type of square that used to be found Read More
This church is the symbol of Trinidad just as the Eiffel Tower is of Paris. This city is the only UNESCO site (since 1988) in Cuba outside of Old Havana, and deservedly Read More
Havana is a stunning city but it is loud, hectic and the air quality is about as bad as the one in the men´s changing room after a football match. The city sprawls Read More


text:
We went to Wolf Ridge Golf Course last Friday night for its famous ŌĆ£Friday Night Steak Dinner.ŌĆØ We sat down with Jose' and Heather Chavez, Brian and Suzanne Free, Keith and Robin Marquez, Alan and Stacey McDaniel and Steve and Regina Peck. You might say it looked like ŌĆ£Date Night.ŌĆØ
We all had a really great dinner, and that's when The Gabe Cunningham Band fired up. Man, he sang everything ŌĆö Stone Temple Pilots, Lionel Richie, Prince, Alice in Chains and Johnny Cash. We broke out on ŌĆ£Ring of Fire,ŌĆØ and the crowd went nuts ŌĆö and it was a now a party!
Steve Peck and I were playing, ŌĆ£Name That Tune,ŌĆØ and Steve never missed. Shannon Burkhart joined the band for one song, and sang, ŌĆ£Let Her Cry,ŌĆØ by Hootie and the Blowfish. I love that song, and Shannon did a really good job!
Of course, we had a little trivia, too. I learned the three greatest sports moments of all time from Poteau's ŌĆ£Greatest Point Guard (Class of 1984)ŌĆØ and LeFlore County sports historian ŌĆö Brian Free. They are:
No. 1 ŌĆö Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak in 1941.
No. 2 ŌĆö The Undertaker's 20-0 WrestleMania record.
No. 3 ŌĆö Budd Davis scored an 83 in the second round of The Gilley's Rodeo to knock off Wes Hightower to capture the championship ŌĆö and Sissy's heart ŌĆö in ŌĆ£Urban Cowboy.ŌĆØ Some say Bud won that rodeo because he wore his uncle Bob Davis' belt buckle for good luck.
We had a great time, and we can't wait until we come back because that was the most fun I've had in a long time ŌĆö and I was actually home and in bed by 10 p.m.! I just can't stay up late anymore.
Last Cast
A spaghetti dinner to benefit Caleb Davies will take place from 5 to 7 p.m. Thursday at the Poteau Upper Elementary cafeteria. Cost is $5. For more information, call Amy Wise Dubina at (918) 721-5655) or Glenda Wise at (918) 839-4785.
Jacques and I have been fishing off and on at Spiro Lake since last Friday. We caught a bunch of nice fish. By Wednesday night, it started getting hotter, and we only caught two fish. It's close, and you can catch a lot of fish ŌĆö and it's a great place to take the kids. So, go fishing!
Jacques is looking to buy a two-man water scamp. Any one who has one for sale, call me at (918) 649-7387.
Save the world ŌĆö recycle.
God bless our troops and our veterans.
Have a great weekend.
ŌĆö ŌĆö ŌĆö
Any questions or pictures, make contact with Jody Ray Adams on Facebook, on the ŌĆ£Jody Ray Fishing HotlineŌĆØ at (918) 649-7387 or email to firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
You must log in to access this feature. Sign in with Twellow or Facebook to get started.
By signing in to Twellow, you indicate your agreement to our terms of service.
or, connect with Facebook.
Privacy Policy | Terms of Service
Click the button above and you'll be taken to your Twellow profile editor.
Simply connect with Facebook and kiss those password blues away, or go here to reset your password.
Psychology student attempting to Master in Financial Planning; Tutor; Sister; Daughter; Dog and Cat Owner; Girlfriend; Waitress; Twitterer


text:
(ENDED) Groupon: aluminum photo prints from Aluminyze
This limited time promotion expired... If you are interested in aluminum photo prints, Groupon has a special on Aluminum Photo Prints from Aluminyze, available in three options: pay $16 get $35 worth of prints, pay $28 get $60 worth, pay $40 get $100 worth. Limit 2 per customer and two more as gifts. Shipping is extra. Groupon expires Friday November 23, 2012 at 11:59pm ET. Promotional amounts expire May-23-2012. If you are not familiar with them, check their website and prices before buying the Groupon, that way you can have a feel of how many prints you can get with this Groupon.


text:
ryan did enough to return.... but past circumstance does not insure future success so dont be shocked if the jets dont make the playoffs again next year cause you might be signing up for that right now.
Rex Ryan will return as New York Jets' head coach in 2014
Rex Ryan was unable to snap the Jets' now three-year playoff drought, but he will get at least one more shot at it. Team owner Woody Johnson told reporters after Sunday's win over Miami that Ryan will return as the Jets' head coach next season.
Johnson said that he had decided to retain Ryan prior to the team's season-ending two-game win streak, according to Newsday's Kimberly Martin, and that Ryan knew of his status prior to Week 17. Perhaps that reassurance helped Ryan game plan for the Dolphins — the Jets delivered a loose, energetic effort that included a gutsy halfback pass in the closing moments.
MORE COVERAGE: Week 17 Snaps | Previewing wild-card weekend | Top-10 Mock Draft
Ryan wrapped 2013 with a 42-38 record in his five seasons as the Jets' head man (including an 8-8 mark this year). But New York has not participated in the playoffs since losing back-to-back AFC title games in Ryan's first two seasons at the helm.
The Jets opened the season alternating wins and losses over the first nine weeks, heading into their bye at 5-4. They suffered three straight setbacks after that, however, all but ending their playoff hopes. A Week 15 loss to Carolina coupled with Baltimore's win one day later officially eliminated the Jets.
Smith's late improvement this season may have convinced Johnson that the groundwork had been laid for the Jets to rejoin the playoffs in 2014. New York also could free up some substantial cap space by releasing players such as QB Mark Sanchez and WR Santonio Holmes, who together would save the Jets more than $16 million next season.
Ryan's current contract runs through the 2014 season. There was no initial indication Sunday whether Ryan would receive any sort of extension beyond next year.


text:
Displaying results 1 - 25 of 835 for banner health. Subscribe to this search
Banner Gateway Medical Center will have a lecture on Alzheimer's disease and how to prevent it through diet on March 14 from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the medical center at 1900 N. Higley Rd.
Leading Edge Academy East Mesa, a charter school for K-12 students, was chosen to receive a grant for new physical education equipment.
Aria Anderson risked years of misfortune when she opened her sock monkey umbrella inside her hospital room during a late morning in January. She did so to hide from the group of strangers who came to see her, and the strategy proved effective; her unfurled shield more than covered the slight 6-year-old's frame.
Gilbert Mayor John Lewis, as well as several town staff members and residents, outlined what Gilbert accomplished in 2013 during the second Digital State of the Town address on Feb. 13.
Banner Health Center is showing its dedication to preventing heart disease through a two-month long series of events, including; classes, dancing and walks.
In what could be one of his final addresses to Mesa, Mayor Scott Smith looked back at the accomplishments the city has made and provided a hint of optimism for the future during his annual State of the City speech on Feb. 4 at the Mesa Convention Center.
Banner Heart Hospital and Banner Baywood Medical Center in Mesa will host a free heart failure seminar on Feb. 12.
One of the hard lessons we are learning about health care reform is that while we are fixated nationally on the Affordable Care Act, there really is no single solution that will fix our nation's health system.
The biggest development came in fall with the announcement Apple would revamp a First Solar facility near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. Apple will contract out with GT Advanced Technologies to produce sapphire material for Apple products, and the company expects to hire 700 employees in its first year.
From education to economic development, the Town of Gilbert ended 2013 with solid economic prospects, a sterling reputation for safety and a couple of issues that irked several of its residence. But the year might be best known for how it contributed to the foundation of what the town can be in the near future.
Adilynn Shook hasn't even reached seven months of life yet, but the small child with multiple wires wrapped around her body has gone through far more medical procedures than many adults will experience in their entire lives. But despite all the tests, surgeries, checkups and symptoms which will continue to arise throughout her life, the perpetually sick child rarely loses her energy and a sweet smile that lightens the soul.
A study by a law website indicates residents of Gilbert should feel pretty safe when walking the streets during the day or at night.
Banner MD Anderson will have an expert on hand to provide cancer prevention advice during a seminar on Dec. 11.
Banner Health is offering free seminars throughout November and December to encourage cancer prevention.
Named a Playful City, USA, for the seventh straight year, Chandler will celebrate that distinction and Mayor Jay Tibshraeny's health initiative with Saturday's Chandler Mayor's Day of Play.
Named a Playful City, USA, for the seventh straight year, Chandler will celebrate that distinction and Mayor Jay Tibshraeny's health initiative with Saturday's Chandler Mayor's Day of Play.
Banner Desert Medical Center in Mesa has added two new doctors who specialize in neuroscience to its staff.
Banner Health will host a free educational series devoted to heart disease and overall health beginning Oct. 2 at its Banner Desert Medical Center in Mesa.
This Hamilton-Mountain Pointe thingy next Friday night is a big game.
Falling behind 28-0 less than 15 minutes into a game is never a good idea.
A Las Vegas mother is resting Wednesday after delivering a healthy set of quintuplets in a suburban Phoenix hospital, bringing five new additions to her family's already full house.
© Copyright 2014, East Valley Tribune, Tempe, AZ. [Terms of Use | Privacy Policy]
A Division of 10/13 Communications


text:
Vocal Range – Soprano
Singing – Musical Theater, Pop, Jazz
Dancing – Jazz, Ballet
Languages – American English, Spanish
Height – 5 feet 4 inches / 163 cm
Hair – Brown
Eyes – Brown
Body Type – Average
Ethnicity – Latino/Hispanic
Hello everyone! My name is Cheyanne Marie Osoria! I am 14 years old and my ambition in life is to become an inspiring singer. Not just that, but to be a BROADWAY star! That is what I dream about from the minute I wake up, to the minute I fall asleep. I tr...
none publically displayed.
You must be friends with Cheyanne to leave testimonials!


text:
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Brand Names
We had tons of these eggs growing up. Boxes upon boxes. Did I giddily unwrap the foil like Charlie looking for the Golden Ticket? Nope. I am proud to say I've never liked them. (Cadbury mini eggs however are a whole other delicious story)
Growing up our house was filled with Cadbury creme eggs, Cadbury chocolate and Cadbury candy bars during Easter. Why? Simple. My dad was a buyer for grocery stores and brought home boxes of candy during the holiday and other food and products throughout the year.
I have memories of all sorts of logo'd paraphernalia from my childhood.
There was the red Armour (hot dogs) knit scarf and matching hat that would totally be considered kitsch today. My dad's La Victoria (salsa) golf bag. Numerous book bags, hats and about a million polos, some of which my dad still wears.
There were others for sure, like this gem I found at my mom's house tonight. I swear this beach towel has got to be at least 30 years old. 'Waste not, want not' is very much my mom's motto.
Just another thing I can hang over my kids heads. When they want the latest styles or brand name jeans I can just tell them I wore a hot dog scarf to school.
I win.
26 comments:
Ha! Instead of Nike or GUESS, you got to wear Oscar Meyer! Awesome! ;o)
Growing up, my mom was very anti buying us anything super cool or popular. I hated it at the time, but now I'm REALLY glad she did because I have zero urge to own the brands and items that are considered fashionable. I like being the off-brand girl.Oh, those Cadbury mini eggs...they are trouble with a capital "T"!! I buy bags of them and hoard them for the rest of the year. That crunchy sugary coating and that oh so good chocolate in the middle...YUM!!!
We have tons of stuff with Del Monte on it. My uncle used to work there when I was little. My 8 year old still wears one of the soft warn t-shirts for a nightgown. She loves it!Those eggs really aren't that great. I love hearing about your childhood. It's so interesting to me. I definitely grew up poor and remember wanting nicer things. I am so glad I didn't have them though. It really has made me appreciate the simple things and not be materialistic, though I do sometimes lust for cute outfits I see in magazines.
Hot dog scarf made me crack up.This post is so funny. I can just see you in that hot dog scarf now...awesome. Those mini eggs are so dang good it's ridiculous. I don't buy them but my sweet husband does, even though I tell him not to because I can't resist eating an entire bag myself.
And I will go against the grain here, I see everyone has said they don't like those Cadbury eggs with the creamy center, not me, I love those too.
Have a great weekend! Love you,
Shauna- Margo ZamoraMarch 23, 2012 at 7:24 PM
We used to be soooo excited when dad would bring home boxes and we would wonder what was inside..........Oh if we could only go back in time knowing what we know now!!!!!!!! Wish my kids could see through my life I have lived!!!! Great times, great times!!!
ReplyDelete I find it interesting that some brand names have become synonymous with the product. Like... Kleenex or Qtips.


text:
Halloween Costumes
Search Results
Search Results
Vampire Decorations
1 - 21 of 55
Vampire Cooler
You can trust this vampire to keep guard of your brew! Hes only thirsty for blood. Inflatable Vampire Cooler is a must have for Halloween parties and festivities.
Vampire Bat Decoration
Four full feet of terror! The posable Vampire Bat decoration has a four foot wingspan - hang it high indoors or out and pose it as if ready to take flight for a Halloween spectacle.
Rising Vampire in Coffin Airblown Inflatable
…blood thirsty vampire rising to greet you in this spectacular and spooky Airblown Inflatable, a must have for your Halloween lawn decor collection. Vampires are timeless classics and this decoration is designed to last season after season; the dramatic five and a half foot long decoration folds compactly…
Vampire Double Window Poster
Transform your home sweet home into a haunted house for Halloween with this exclusive double window vampire poster. Window posters are an amazingly easy way to "costume" your home - simply apply to window (trim to size if needed) and youre done! Pump it up by placing an ordinary lamp near the window…
8 inch Vampire Red Pillar Candle
Theyll see red when you decorate with this killer cool red Vampire battery operated pillar candle. The eight inch tall candle bears the ghosted image of an open-mouthed vampire.
Vampire Baby Prop
Adoption CertificateWhere do baby vampires come from - you dont really want to know. All we know is this Vampire Baby prop is ready to suck the life out of you so be careful and dont get too close. Decorate your lair with this creepy fellow on Halloween and maybe you can keep the really scary stuff…
Set of 10 Plastic Fangs Vampire Teeth
…this fun party favor or goody bag gift - get ten sets of fake Vampire teeth and pass them around for twilight fun! The white vampire teeth have fangs on both the top and bottom row. Simply fold and place in your mouth to complete your vampire look.
Vampire Medallion
Add the finishing touch to your vampire costume with this traditional medallion-style necklace embellished with a blood-red faux gemstone.
Vampire Skull Chain
Use this authentic and scary looking six foot long Vampire Skull chain indoors or out - evil grinning vampire skulls are interspersed amongst the links and that is a frightening sight to behold.
Black Vampire Teeth Bracelet
Enhance your costume with this talisman - wear the Vampire Teeth bracelet embellished with jet-black faux gems and make your mark on Halloween.
Red Vampire Teeth Bracelet
Enhance your costume with this talisman - wear the Vampire Teeth bracelet embellished with blood-red faux gems and make your mark on Halloween.
White & Red Vampire Teeth Bracelet
Enhance your costume with this talisman - wear the white Vampire Teeth bracelet embellished with blood-red faux gems and make your mark on Halloween.
Vampire Fang Necklace
Add a touch of elegant style to your costume with this antique silver finish Vampire Fang necklace and make your mark on Halloween.
Vampire Queen Lenticular Picture
Take one look at her and youll stop in your tracks - what exactly do you see when you contemplate the Vampire Queen lenticular picture? We cant say for certain but there is clearly more to it than meets the eye.
Lurching Vampire Animated Prop
Additional information Things that go bump in the night are scary - so is this Lurching Vampire animated prop! This evil creature stands over five feet tall and is waiting to pounce. His period attire and medallion necklace along with his carefully crafted features add to the drama. When activated by…
Support Vampire Magnet
…a walkathon is a good idea, and so is the classic refrigerator/car magnet. Support awareness for the insatiable need of Vampires to consume fresh blood with the Support Vampires support magnet and maybe even hold a blood drive!
Bloody Hand Drips Decoration
This Bloody Hand Drips Decoration elicits screams of shocked delight from whoever sees them. Whether you put them on a window or mirror, these easy-to-apply and easy-to-remove bloody hand stickers will strike fear. Pair with Halloween lights and other props (sold separately) to really raise the dead…
The Howler Animated Werewolf
Beware the werewolf - this sound and motion activated Animated Werewolf prop is known as the Howler for good reason. Set him off and the bloody creature bares his fangs, his mouth moves and he howls as his head writhes about and his eyes light up with a bloodlust best observed from a safe haven. Just…
6 foot Limb Ripper Werewolf
Add new meaning to the threat "Ill rip you limb from limb" with the six foot tall Limb Ripper Werewolf. The frighteningly authentic wolf man bears the remnants of his human clothing but they are stained with blood; his open mouth drips blood as he anticipates his next meal - make sure it is not you…
Werewolf Lenticular Frame
Freak out friends and family with this interactive Lenticular Wall Portrait. Walk by the portrait and watch the image of a man transform to a werewolf with eyes only for you! Frighteningly realistic.
6v 2.0a Adapter
…they fail mid-party. Invest in this handy Adapter to use in place of batteries for items such as the Rising Reaper, Lurching Vampire, Rising from the Grave Corpse, Rocking Vampire, Hovering Ghost, Rising from the Grave Reaper, Guardian of the Grave & Resurrection Mary Animated prop.


text:
Set an Email Reminder for CrazySexyCool: The TLC Story
When: Monday, October 21, 2013 9:00 PM
You know a whole lot about TLC and are, probably, able to sing at least one of their songs. But, do you know the truth about the group, their rise, and the tragic events that ended the group? VH1 is giving us this original two hour movie which promises to offer up a look T-Boz, Left Eye, and Chilli. The movie stars KeKe Palmer, Drew Sidora, and Lil Mama as Chilli, T-Boz, and Left Eye respectively. Chilli and T-Boz also serve as executive producers on the movie.


text:
©2013 Paperback 832 pages
Rely on this best-selling laboratory manual to provide the hands-on practice you need to confidently perform the most common to complex respiratory procedures for class and clinical. Step-by-step instructions with detailed diagrams and illustrations seamlessly guide you through every procedure.
Completely revised and updated, the 3rd Edition reflects the latest technologies and standards of care, including the most current respiratory equipment. Plus, you'll enhance your skills with 10 new procedure videos—online at DavisPlus—demonstrating how to perform advanced respiratory procedures.
Special Packages
Pkg: Resp Notes 2e & Butler Lab Exer for Comp in Resp Care 3e
are part of a money-saving package.
Click Here to learn more
Follow F.A. Davis
To receive regular email updates from F.A. Davis.
(We never share your email with anyone)
About F.A. Davis
Browse Publications
Resource Centers


text:
Do Welfare Asset Limits Affect Household Saving? Evidence from Welfare ReformErik HurstUniversity of Chicago - Booth School of Business; National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) James P. ZiliakUniversity of Kentucky - Department of Economics May 2004 NBER Working Paper No. w10487 Abstract: In this paper, we use household-level data from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics to examine the impact of new saving incentives that were implemented as part of the overhaul of U.S. welfare policy during the mid-1990s on the saving of households at risk of entering welfare. The Temporary Assistance to Needy Families program devolved responsibility of program rules to the states, and many states have responded by relaxing liquid asset and vehicle-equity limits that determine program eligibility, and by introducing time limits on benefit receipt. According to the recent theoretical work and statements made by public officials, such policies are predicted to increase total savings for those households who have a large ex-ante probability of welfare receipt such as female-headed households with children. We follow a sample of female heads with children from 1994 to 2001 and find that in both absolute terms, and relative to comparison groups of male heads and female heads without children, there has been no impact of welfare policy changes on the saving of at-risk households. Number of Pages in PDF File: 49 working papers seriesDate posted: May 26, 2004Suggested CitationContact Information
© 2014 Social Science Electronic Publishing, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
Contact Us
This page was processed by apollo4 in 0.406 seconds


text:
What began as a way to get kids more interested in science turned into an odyssey that took three McDonough youngsters to the White House. The journey began last year when Cara Jackson's sons talked about building a robot to clean their rooms.
The story you're reading is premium content from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Subscribers get total access to all our in-depth news, digital editions and exclusive premium content. You can now also buy a 24-hour digital pass or 7-day digital pass.
AJC Print subscriber - I've already registered my account.
Sign InAJC Print subscriber - I need to register my account for digital access.
Access DigitalRead MyAJC.com now - 24-hour digital pass
99¢ for 24-hoursRead MyAJC.com all week - 7-day digital pass
$3.99 for 7-daysSubscribe to AJC for as little as 33¢ per day
View Offers