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Expo spaces available
The third annual Business 2 Business Expo 2009 will be held from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 6, at SunLand Golf and Country Club, 109 Hilltop Drive, Sequim.
Applications for presentation space are at 1192 E. Washington St., Sequim or at www.sequimchamber.com.
For more information, call 683-6197.
Field joins Clark Horticultural
Dan Field has joined the Clark Horticultural staff.
An honors graduate of Lake Washington Technical College with an Associate of Arts degree in environmental horticulture, Field has worked in nurseries and has experience in landscape design/installation.
Clark Horticultural specializes in organic landscape management and specialty pruning, serving Sequim and Port Angeles.
Contact 360-460-9178 or email@example.com.
Bookstore marks 16 years
Pacific Mist Books, 121 W. Washington St., Sequim, celebrates its "Sweet 16" anniversary with an open house from 5-8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2.
The evening includes light refreshments, clowns and good conversation.
All merchandise in stock will be 16 percent off for the weekend.
Normal business hours are 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday.
Call 683-1396.
Ice cream parlor closes for winter
Olympic Ice Cream, 680 Washington St., Suite 106,
Sequim, closes for the winter on Oct. 3.
Call 683-8945.
Shop reopens
Just 'n Love Bridal and Formal sells formal wear and offers alterations and custom sewing at 230 W. Eighth St., Port Angeles.
Marla and Andrea LaPorte own and operate the business, which reopened Sept. 4. Al and Cindy Gustafson sold the business, which started 24 years ago.
The business offers an extensive size range, full-service alterations, custom sewing, one-of-a-kind gowns (created and in stock) and a layaway program.
Call 457-0166.
Clinic offers classes
The Natural Healing Clinic offers classes in meridian tapping or EFT starting in October at 162 S. Barr Road, Port Angeles.
Subjects include Basic EFT, weight loss, children and EFT, "The Art of Gratitude" and "Stopping Sugar Cravings."
Call 457-1515.
Nursery announces new hours
Vision Landscape Nursery's new fall and winter hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Saturday and 11 a.m.-3 p.m.
Sunday at 131 Kitchen-Dick Road, Sequim.
Contact 683-2855, firstname.lastname@example.com, or www.visionlandscapenursery.com.
Company welcomes new technician
Olympic Wi-Fi welcomes new computer technician Steve Luther.
Luther was raised in the Sequim area and graduated from Sequim High School.
He joins the company with high recommendations and several years of computer experience.
Olympic Wi-Fi has expanded its local Internet service to include computer sales, repair, recycling, networking and training at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Washington Street in Sequim.
Hours are 9:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Monday-Friday, and 10 a.m.-
2 p.m. Saturday.
Call 681-7050.
Stewart selected to serve on committee
Laurie Stewart, president and chief executive officer of Sound Community Bank, was selected to serve as a member of the FDIC Advisory Committee on Community Banking.
Stewart serves on the Community Bankers Council of the American Bankers Association and as a board member of the Washington Bankers Association, where she serves as the chairman of the education committee.
Sound Community Bank is a Seattle-based community bank, providing personal and business banking services in King, Pierce, Snohomish and Clallam counties, and on the Web at www.soundcb.com.
Days and hours of operation expanded
Habitat for Humanity's ReStore increases its days and hours of operation after Wednesday, Sept. 30.
The retail outlet now will be open 9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday.
ReStore offers new and used furniture, appliances and building materials at 728 E. Front St., Port Angeles.
Proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity in its efforts to build affordable housing throughout Clallam County. Donations may be dropped off from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday at the ReStore. Pickup of larger items can be scheduled at 417-7543.
Sharpening business open
B & B Sharpening Service opened for business on Sept. 14.
The service at 33A E. First St., Port Angeles, sharpens blades, hand saws, router bits, chipper and planer blades, knives, scissors, axes, yard and hand tools, drill bits, chain saws and almost anything with an edge.
Call 452-9355.
Horse health fair scheduled
Purina Mills Horse Health Fair provides free educational seminars from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, at Hartnagel Building Supply, 3111 Highway 101 East, Port Angeles.
Call 417-8385.
Fine art of cooking demonstrated
The Showcase presents "The Fine Art of Cooking," at
2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, at 833 E. Front St., Port Angeles.
Chef Tom Heintz from The Sauer Kraut German Deli in Sequim demonstrates carving fruits to create edible art. The free demonstration is presented in conjunction with the Second Weekend Art Event in Port Angeles. Call 457-8582.
Nutrition classes scheduled
Sherry Fry teaches at the Nutritional Education and Encouragement by Design conference from 6-9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 9, and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 10, at Common Sense Nutritional Therapy Office, 261043 Highway 101, Suites D & E, Sequim.
The conference includes hands-on learning, visuals and a notebook to help improve health.
Fry also teaches a free basic nutrition class at 10 a.m. Saturdays Oct. 17-31 at the First Federal Conference Room, 1203 W. Washington St., Sequim. Call 683-2756.
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Thank you for the suggestion. grocery shopping and bank is the only two things i haven't done yet.6 gal column- 1 powder blue dwarf gourami, 1 bronze cory, and one nerite snail, planted.
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If you house Oto's with your Betta, do NOT feed them sinking tablets. Instead, use fresh veg on clips, which the Betta will stay away from.
It is not unheard of for a Betta to gorge on an Algae tablet, a food they were never meant to eat, and die. I don't mean to sound alarmist, but I have seen this first hand. Most Betta do not know when to stop eating, that coupled with the vegetable matter which is hell on their digestive tract, it could spell the end for a Betta.2 10 gallon tanks, 1 20 gallon tank, 1 Fluval Edge, 1 29 gallon tank, and one backyard pond.

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Smoked Meat, Craft Beer and the Best American Whiskey List in Philadelphia
1208 Frankford Avenue • Philadelphia, PA 19125 • 215.391.4888
Hours: Mon-Thurs: 5pm-11pm • Fri: 5pm-12am • Sat: Noon-12am • Sun: Noon-11pm
Bar Hours: open until 2am everyday
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Fette Sau, the Brooklyn BBQ collaboration between Stephen Starr and Joe Carroll, is opening in Fishtown on Wednesday, October 17. Today, Eater has first shots inside the shotgun shack, and it's pretty amazing.
Originally Published on Eater Philadelphia
October 15, 2012
Fette Sau proprietor Joe Carroll – who worked in the music industry, owned a beer bar and dabbled quite heavily in the recreational smoking of meat before he entered the restaurant/bar biz five years ago – is partnered with Stephen Starr on this one. The facade (left) is designed to look like a shotgun shack.
Originally Published on Philly.com
October 12, 2012
Joe Carroll, opening a branch of his Brooklyn bar and barbecue joint, Fette Sau, in Fishtown, said he was "desperately looking to figure out how I could get Fette Sau into another city." Enter dining mogul Stephen Starr, who wanted to do more in Fishtown after his biergarten Frankford Hall had exceeded his expectations.
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September 26, 2012
Fette Sau, the barbecue operation that Stephen Starr is bringing to life in the city's Fishtown section is about four weeks out from making its debut on Frankford Avenue. Joe Carroll, who owns the Brooklyn original, and partnered with Starr to recreate it here, says he was already looking to expand Fette Sau outside of New York around the time he met the "King of Restaurants." Opening in Philly, he said was a no brainer.
Originally Published in GrubStreet Philadelphia
September 25, 2012
Joe Carroll of Fette Sau almost single-handedly gave NYC street cred in the world of barbecue, and Philly is four weeks out from the opening of our very own outpost of his meat mecca. While the announcement that Fette Sau was headed our way was a huge surprise to Philly, the revelation that he was partnering up with Stephen Starr floored everyone in the food blogosphere. Eater chatted up Carroll about his amazingly unique barbecue brand, and how it feels being one half of Philly's newest culinary Odd Couple.
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June 2009
- Commencement speaker challenges graduates to "cultivate caring"
- 13 Bethel athletes compete at nationals
- Last call for golfers to benefit athletic department
- Booster club names hall of fame class of 2009
- Bethel to host gathering at Mennonite Convention
- Still room in museum day camps
- Alumni stories and lecture to commemorate Dr. King's visit 50 years ago
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Commencement speaker challenges graduates to "cultivate caring"
Bethel's commencement speaker, Mark McCormick, tackled what seems to be the looming issue for the class of 2009 in the United States: the economy.
But the career journalist deliberately gave his address a title -- "The Caring Economy" -- that could be read several ways, and treated the topic with a twist that seemed to resonate with his audience.
McCormick was speaking to the 116th graduating class, with ceremonies taking place for the second year in a row outdoors in Thresher Stadium Sunday afternoon, May 24. The second-year tradition of a peal of bells from the electronic carillon atop Memorial Hall marked the much older tradition of the graduates' march around the Green, led by the commencement speaker, administrators and faculty.
As the procession entered the stadium, Director of Church Relations Dale Schrag '69, as he did last year, rang the bell that has marked the "opening of school" since the mid-1970s and which the 119 graduates would have heard right before the first convocation of the school year when they arrived at Bethel as freshmen or new transfers. There was also a new ritual added to commencement: touching a threshing stone, the same one freshmen touch as they are welcomed to campus at the first convocation.
13 Bethel athletes compete at nationals
Two groups of Bethel athletes capped extraordinary spring seasons by qualifying for national competition.
The women's tennis team won the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) tournament May 2, which qualified them for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) tennis championship in Mobile, Ala., May 12-16.
At spring track and field meets, seven athletes qualified to compete at the NAIA national tournament in Edwardsville, Ill., May 21-23. Bethel coach Tracy Tuttle was named KCAC Coach of the Year.
Six Threshers competed at tennis nationals: Rachael Bachman, sophomore from Emporia; Allison Kaster, sophomore from Wichita; Maya Kehr, junior from Goshen, Ind.; Katie Malotte, freshman from Marysville; Paige McKinney, senior from Newton; and Katie Robertson, senior from Lawrence. Freshman Julia Huxman from Wichita and senior Abby Miller from Elkhart, Ind., were also on the team, coached by former Bethel player Lonnie Isaac '93.
It was the first time that the Bethel women's team had qualified for nationals in more than 10 years. Although the opportunity was rewarding, the play was short-lived. The Threshers fell to Brenau University, Augusta, Ga., 9-0 in the opening round.
At track and field nationals, Garrett Hiebert, sophomore from Goessel, placed fourth and earned all-American honors in the javelin with a throw of 215-3. Andrew McNary, freshman from Potwin, finished seventh in his 400-meter hurdles semifinal heat with a time of 54.18. David Daugharthy, junior from Iola, placed 17th in the javelin. Annette Gingerich, sophomore from Parnell, Iowa, finished 25th in the women's 10,000-meter run. Tyler Schroeder, junior from Goessel, placed eighth in his flight with a throw of 50-5.5 in the shot put. Kristen Schrag, senior from Moundridge, finished seventh in her 800-meter run semifinal heat with a personal record of 2:15.35.
Last call for golfers to benefit athletic department
Teams and individuals can still sign up to play in the Thresher Golf Open scheduled for next Sunday, June 7, at the Sand Creek Station golf course, Newton. The 18-hole four-person scramble for men and women starts at 1 p.m. and will benefit the Athletic Department. The last day to register is Thursday, June 4.
Booster club names hall of fame class of 2009
The Bethel College Athletic Booster Club has named the following athletes to its Hall of Fame Class of 2009, to be inducted during Fall Festival, Saturday, Oct. 3:
Mark S. Ediger, Mission, who played basketball at Bethel 1994-1998, led the Kansas Collegiate Athletic Conference (KCAC) in scoring with 24.9 points per game. As a senior, he was top five in scoring in the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), was named first-team and also KCAC Player of the Year, and was a first-team NAIA All-American. Ediger was also an NAIA All-American his junior year -- the first All-American in the history of the Bethel men's basketball program -- and was a four-time All-KCAC selection and KCAC Freshman of the Year.
The 1993-1994 men's tennis team was the most dominant team in the history of the KCAC -- male or female. Jared Ward, Derek Dummermuth, Victor Gil, Wayne Hodgson, Chris Mitchell, Vance VanPelt and Troy Brodhagen were guided in their success by Assistant Coach Grant Scott and Head Coach Marty Ward. Not only did they win every conference dual meet and tournament match, they did so with only the loss of one set on the final day of the KCAC tournament. At nationals in Tulsa, Okla., they finished 17th, the only top-20 finish by a men's tennis team in Bethel history.
Bethel to host gathering at Mennonite Convention
Participants in the Mennonite Church USA convention in Columbus, Ohio, June 30-July 5, are invited to a gathering for Bethel alumni and friends of the college Thursday, July 2, at 9:30 p.m. in Room E 150 of the convention center. The informal gathering will feature music by Bethel's popular student praise band, Lost in Lights, and remarks by President Barry Bartel.
Members of Lost in Lights are Andrew Findley '09 from Coffeyville, senior Jesse Goertzen from Goessel, junior Graham Unruh from Newton, Michael Unruh '09 from Peabody and Max Wedel '09 from Tucson, Ariz.
Those attending are also invited to stop by the Bethel booth in the Mennonite Education Area in the Exhibit Hall E during the week. Presidents of the Mennonite higher education institutions will be available in the MEA area Wednesday, July 1, from 4-6 p.m. to visit with alumni and friends.
Still room in museum day camps
There's still room in several Uncle Carl's Camps at Kauffman Museum this summer. Museum staff invite you to spread the word among family and friends in middle school and high school (students ages 12-18) about the following:
"Discover Natural Kansas!" will be taught by Travis Krehbiel '92 from July 7-10. Campers ages 12-14 will explore natural habitats such as the prairie, woodlands and streams near the museum and look for inhabitants. On the last day of camp there will be an all-day field trip to Kanopolis State Park to see ancient petroglyphs and evidence of stampeding bison.
During "Writers of the Prairie" July 13-17, junior and senior high students will meet with Karen Kreider Yoder, a consultant with the Bay Area Writing Project and professor of literacy at Touro University, Vallejo, Calif. Campers will explore writing interests, learn more about the craft of writing, plus read poetry and short memoirs from great writers of the prairie states while using museum artifacts and the prairie as inspiration for their own writing. The camp will provide in-depth instruction, flexibility in assignments and opportunities to share with peers. (On July 14 and 16, Kreider Yoder will also lead two afternoon sessions for adults interested in great writers of the plains and creating their own prairie pieces or memoirs. The cost for museum members attending an adult class is $12 per session.)
There are also a few spaces left in art camp for children age 9-12 with LaDonna Unruh Voth '86. "Manipulating Media for an Artist's Vision" will be held June 8-12 from 9-11:30 a.m.
The cost for Uncle Carl's Camps is $60 for museum members and $75 for non-members. The fee includes a T-shirt. Contact Andi Schmidt Andres at firstname.lastname@example.com or 316-283-1612 for more information or to register.
Alumni stories and lecture to commemorate Dr. King's visit 50 years ago
Mark your calendar for a special event to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., speaking at Bethel as part of the Memorial Hall Lecture Series.
Dr. Vincent Harding, professor emeritus at Iliff School of Theology in Denver, will speak in Memorial Hall on Monday, Jan. 18, 2010 (Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday). Dr. Harding worked alongside Dr. King and has been on the Bethel campus numerous times. A plaque honoring Dr. King's Jan. 21, 1960, visit to Bethel will be placed in Memorial Hall that evening.
As part of the observance, the college is interested in identifying alumni who (1) heard Dr. King speak in Memorial Hall that night, (2) worked in the South with the civil rights movement, (3) participated in civil rights or anti-war marches with Dr. King, or (4) participated in the Bethel College/Spelman College exchange program. Please contact Sondra Koontz at (316) 284-5349 or email@example.com with your name and story.
From 1959-64, the college cooperated with Spelman College, a historic Black liberal arts college for women located in Atlanta, in a student exchange program. The selection of students was by faculty committees at each school.
Dr. Harding's lecture and placement of the plaque is one of a series of special events leading up to Bethel's 125th anniversary in 2012.
Verdant campus trail and grove beckon
Among the attractive physical features of the Bethel campus are Sand Creek Trail and Memorial Grove. Both are especially lush this spring, after abundant rain and mild spring temperatures.
Sand Creek Trail begins near Voth Hall, then extends east along Kidron Creek, north beside Sand Creek, west to follow Highway K-15 and back to the starting point. The trail hosts varied plants, animals and birds and provides an excellent opportunity to walk, bird-watch or exercise in a restful environment.
The newest feature of the trail is Arbor Lane, established in 2006 through the planting of 54 trees of 18 species ranging from varieties indigenous to Northeast Asia to the Central Plains of the U.S. Each tree is labeled with its common and Latin names.
Memorial Grove, established north of Voth Hall in 2003, is a garden with seating around a fire pit for small group gatherings, meditation or worship. Memorial Walkway with some 90 bricks honors individuals from the college and the North Newton community. The grove can be reserved for use by calling Shirley Dietzel at Thresher Bookstore, (316) 284-5202.


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"I would love, in my lifetime, to say I stood on a stage with Vince Gill and Keith Urban as my guitar players and sing a song," Taylor Swift beamed to the crowd as she raised both hands acknowledging the two famous musicians behind her before starting into her #1 hit "Love Story." Like the other guest artists, Swift performed two songs, opening with her current hit, the poignant "Fifteen." She also announced that she was donating the acoustic guitar she used for her songs to be auctioned off by the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Auction details will be announced later this week.
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This thesis presents "cache-oblivious" algorithms that use asymptotically optimal amounts of work, and move data asymptotically optimally among multiple levels of cache. An algorithm is cache oblivious if no program variables dependent on hardware configuration parameters, such as cache size and cache-line length need to be tuned to minimize the number of cache misses. We show that the ordinary algorithms for matrix transposition, matrix multiplication, sorting, and Jacobi-style multipass filtering are not cache optimal. We present algorithms for rectangular matrix transposition, FFT, sorting, and multipass filters, which are asymptotically optimal on computers with multiple levels of caches. For a cache with size Z and cache-line length L, where Z =# (L 2 ), the number of cache misses for an m × n matrix transpose is #(1 + mn=L). The number of cache misses for either an n-point FFT or the sorting of n numbers is #(1 + (n=L)(1 + log Z n)). The cache complexity of computing n ...


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To Seguin's credit, he's been more dangerous in the Final, recording three assists and 13 shots on goal in three games.
Bruins LW Dan Paille scored the first goal of the game, giving him four goals and eight points in the postseason.
While Blackhawks C Dave Bolland was a star in Game One, he's run into problems throughout the playoffs. Coming back from injury, Bolland has three points in 15 playoff games (two of which came in Game One of this series) and, after taking three minor penalties Monday night, he has 24 penalty minutes in the playoffs.
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Superman Pet Costume
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Up, up and away! Your dog is bound to take flight when you dress them in this officially licensed Superman Pet Costume. The blue shirt features the red and yellow Superman emblem and comes complete with a detachable cape!
- Officially licensed Superman Pet Costume includes:
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Vivid Bright Colors
Easy In And Out Costume, Good Construction, Plenty Of Velcro Closures
Ran A Little On The Small
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Costume Party, Just For Fun, Trick Or Treating
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Parent Of 2 Adopted Dogs
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Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Bought outfits for 2 dogs and both lived up to my expectations. Were nicely constructed, light weight, soft material and was such bright colors. Best of all the dogs seemed ok wearing them. I wish I bought them in a larger size and earlier in the season.
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By GoldenOwner from San Francisco, CA on 10/11/2013
The X-l Was Way Too Small
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No, I would not recommend this to a friend
The XL size was way too small for my Golden Retriever, who is by the vet.'s standards, a medium sized dog. So sad, because my brother in law is dressing up as Clark Kent. #bummer
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Elks Lodge, 7 Cedars collaborate
The Sequim Elks Lodge's bingo game gets a boost on Thursday, Oct. 25. Seven Cedars Casino will add dollars to jackpots, pass out coupons and have a shuttle available for anyone who wishes to go to the casino, with free parking at the Elks Lodge, 143 Port Williams Road. The game begins at 1 p.m.
Minimum buy-in for the game is $10 and players must be 18 or older. Proceeds go to scholarship programs, charities and lodge operating costs.
Poet, open-mic featured at 'Fourth Friday'
Poet Charlotte Warren is featured at Sequim's Fourth Friday Readings at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 26, at Rainshadow Coffee Bar, 157 W. Cedar St. Five-minute open-mic readings follow. E-mail email@example.com for guidelines.
Retrospective honors Fogliano
In celebration of artist Peggy Fogliano's 95th birthday, the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, 1203 E. Lauridsen Blvd., hosts a retrospective exhibition of her artwork in a variety of media: paintings, collage, clay and mixed media. A public reception is from 4:30-6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 26, and the exhibition runs through Nov. 11. Fogliano was a founding member of the Friends of PAFAC and owned and managed Radio KONP in the mid-1960s. For more information, see pafac.org or call 457-3532.
Fine Arts Center's annual benefit has 'Artitude'
The Port Angeles Fine Arts Center hosts its annual benefit, "Our New Artitude," from 6-10 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 27, at the Port Angeles Masonic Lodge, 622 S. Lincoln St. The event includes cuisine by Oven Spoonful, Latin Jazz by Malo Combo and silent and live auctions.
Tickets, $75, are available online at www.pafac.org or by phone at 457-3532.
PAFAC is a 501(c)(3)nonprofit; funds will support the free arts center and sculpture park, along with arts programs and classes.
Have breakfast, paint a tile
The Sequim Centennial Celebration begins Saturday, Oct. 27, with a pancake breakfast at the Sequim Prairie Grange, 290 Macleay Road, from 7:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Breakfast is $5 for adults and $3 for children. Throughout the Centennial Celebration year events, Sequim residents and visitors can participate in a public art project by painting a commemorative tile for display. Cost is $10 per tile.
P.T. opens chamber music season
The Port Townsend Chamber Music Festival opens its season with a program of Mozart, Schubert and Brahms at 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 28, in the Wheeler Theater at Fort Worden. A rarely heard work by Rebecca Clarke also will be performed. Tickets are available at www.centrum.org, or by phone at 800-746-1982.
Music festival seeks local artwork
In the summer of 2013 the Olympic Music Festival celebrates its 30th year presenting world-class chamber music. Music-loving artists can join in now by entering the festival's contest for artwork to be used in posters, brochures and print ads. The winner receives a Flex Pass to the 30th season, as well as acknowledgment and widespread publication of the artwork. For an entry form and more detailed information, contact Marketing Director Kristin Mineah at email@example.com or call 360-301-3137.
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The Detour 8012 is a premium buffalo leather armored jacket with a lot of features for a little over one hundred dollars. The 8012 has silver hardware and the zippers have leather pull tabs that make them easier to operate while wearing gloves. This jacket has black reflective piping that is nearly hidden during the day but emits a nearly two inch wide halo when light hits it at night. The neckline has a euro style collar. If you don't want to snap the collar, the 8012 has an additional snap that keeps the flap out of the way. This prevents the flap from slapping you around while you ride. The front has two zippered vents on either side of the waist to allow air to flow into the jacket and keep you cool. There are also two zippered hand warmer pockets. On the sides, at the waist, there are straps that adjust attach using hook and loop as well as a stretch panel. These straps offer extra room for bellies and backsides and the extra room helps keep the jacket from pushing up into the chin of riders on bikes with more compact riding positions. While we are on the side, you can see that the sleeve has an expandable zippered cuff with a gusset. This expandability makes your jacket and gloves easy to get on and off and the gusset makes the zipper waterproof. Moving onto the back, there are two zippered vents, one on each shoulder blade as well as more reflective piping. Other than these vents and piping, the back is kept very simple. This makes this jacket perfect for event or club patchwork. The interior has a full-sleeve thermal liner that can be easily removed. This liner seals in your body heat and will keep you warm during the colder months. When it gets warmer outside, you can take the quilted lining out, exposing a mesh lining that promotes airflow and keeps the leather from sticking to your skin. To remove the liner, simply unzip the liner from the shell. Then, unsnap the cuffs of the liner. The liner then pulls right out. The shoulders and elbows of the 8003 have CE approved armor that works well with the lines of the jacket and can't be easily seen from the outside. There is also a spine pad in the back that offers a little bit of added protection. To remove the armor you unfasten the desired armor pocket and pull out the pad. Remember to remove these pads carefully to avoid tearing the lightweight armor pocket.


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San Antonio Spurs vs. Cleveland Cavaliers Gameday Q&A
The San Antonio Spurs (49-11) will be looking to shake off a bad loss to the Memphis Grizzlies lastnight as they face the Cleveland Cavaliers (11-48) for the second and final time tonight in Cleveland.
The last time these two teams met resulted in a 116-92 win by the Spurs in San Antonio. Tony Parker led the way with 19 points and nine assists while Tiago Splitter added 18 points off the bench.
Also for the Spurs, they are 7-4 this season on the second game of back-to-back game situations and will continue to play without Parker who will be out for two to four weeks due to injury.
As for the Cavaliers, they recently traded for Baron Davis, Luke Harangody and Semih Erden but Davis and Erden will not be in action tonight.
Also, Cavaliers' Samardo Samuels will start in the place of injured Antawn Jamison, JJ Hickson will move to the center spot, and former Spur Alonzo Gee will get the start tonight at small forward replacing Christian Eyenga. Anderson Varejao will also be out of action due to a foot injury.
The Spurs should not take this Cavaliers team lightly. Cleveland has defeated the Los Angeles Lakers and New York Knicks recently and have won two straight over the Spurs in Cleveland.
To talk about tonight's matchup, I turn to friend of Project Spurs Glenn Moore of "The Dugout Sports Show" your one-stop site on the Internet for all things Cavaliers and Cleveland sports!
In this Q&A Glenn talks about LeBron James leaving Cleveland, what the Cavaliers have to do to defeat the Spurs, and much more.
Jeff: First off what's the status of Antawn Jamison and will he be playing tonight against the Spurs?
Glenn: Jamison won't be playing tonight against the Spurs. He had successful surgery yesterday on his fractured left little finger. He will be out of action for the next 5-7 weeks. This is a huge blow for the Cavaliers, has he has been a true leader on and off the court. But, this could be looked as an opportunity for young guys to step in and make an impression.
Has the city of Cleveland and Cavilers fans gotten over LeBron James signing with the Miami Heat?


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Space saving delight
By casajoan
from Hayward WI
About Me Budget Shopper
Comments about Kitchen Wrap Holder:
Great used in cabinets to organize paper and plastic bag boxes or any small items that tend to get lost on shelves.
Does what it says
By Organizer freek
from New York
Can see what I have at a glance. This is my second order!
I really like this wrap holder
By Fallen Angel
from Dekalb County, GA
I purchased this for my pantry to keep all my different wraps more organized.
Keep all of the "wraps" under wraps!
By Jan
from Timberlake Ohio
About Me Midrange Shopper
The area that is the most convenient for me was always messy and clumsy to use as I sifted through the "wrap" boxes for the one I wanted. Now with these handy shelves, I just open the cabinet and there they are all neatly placed on this shelf hanger. Now I ask myself, why I waited so long to improve on this small but important time saver! Great product!
Make use of valuable space
By Alice
from Trinidad
suitable for any room
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Good Idea--and an Easy One!
By David, Mr. Fix-It
from Memphis, TN
I like this product, but make sure your cabinets are deep enough to handle the length of this product. Other than that this is a great idea for saving some space and keeping things at hand.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Perfect solution to a problem.
By diggerleel
from Anaheim, CA
As stated above.............
Great idea; poor execution
By jm4duryea
from Brooklyn, NY
When you place heavier wraps such as aluminum foil on the suspended shelf, the weight pulls the shelf down on the back side. This causes the shelf to sag so much that you can no longer use the space underneath it, thereby wasting space instead of saving you space.
I'm getting organized!
By Pattylu
from Lindstrom, MN
New house - kitchen cupboards are pitiful. This offers better storage and organization - wish it was deeper.
Great under-shelf storage
By NorCalGal
from Ukiah, CA
The photo shows this product as a wrap holder but the product is deep enough that I use it for my small plate storage. It keeps the cabinets neat while allowing more shelf space for bigger items.