text:
New jersey labor union officer pleads guilty to embezzlement of union funds
November 17, 2011 |
NEWARK, N.J. – The former secretary treasurer of a New Jersey transportation workers' union admitted today to stealing tens of thousands of dollars from the union's accounts for his personal use.
Kevin McKnight, 44, of Jersey City, N.J., pleaded guilty to an Information charging him with one count of embezzlement of union funds before U.S. District Judge Claire C. Cecchi in Newark federal court.
According to documents filed in this case and statements made in court:
At the time of the embezzlement, McKnight was the secretary treasurer of Local 1390 of the United Transportation Workers union. Local 1390, headquartered in Laurence Harbor, N.J., represented road and yard workers employed by Norfolk Southern and Conrail. In his official capacity, McKnight was responsible for maintaining all of the Local's financial books and records, which included the depositing of receipts and the disbursement of funds. Under federal law, McKnight occupied a position of trust in relation to Local 1390 and its members as a group. He held the position from January 2009 through June 2010.
From January 2009 through June 2010, McKnight wrote checks directly to himself, to cash and to third parties from Local 1390's Wachovia operating account. During the same period, McKnight withdrew cash from the union's account using a bank-issued debit card. McKnight admitted that the approximately $68,000 he stole was all for his personal use.
The charge carries a maximum potential penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. McKnight will also be responsible for making full restitution of the approximately $68,000 to the union. Sentencing is currently scheduled for Feb. 28, 2012.
U.S. Attorney Fishman credited investigators of the U.S. Department of Labor's Office of Labor Management Standards, under the direction of Acting District Director Andriana Vamvakas for the New York District Office.
The government is represented by V. Grady O'Malley, Senior Litigation Counsel of the U.S. Attorney's Office Organized Crime/Gangs Unit in Newark.
Defense counsel: Jean D. Barrett Esq., Montclair, N.J.
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced that federal disaster aid has been made available to the State of New Jersey.
FEMA is now accepting applications from residents and business owners who sustained losses in Atlantic County, Cape May County, Essex County, Hudson County, Middlesex County, Monmouth County, Ocean County and Union County.
Register online at
www.disasterassistance.gov , by web-enabled mobile device atm.fema.gov or by calling 1-800-621-FEMA(3362) or 1-800-462-7585 (TTY) for the hearing and speech impaired. The toll-free telephone numbers will operate from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. EDT seven days a week until further notice.


text:
We are staying here for 2 nights. We have 3 children and often struggle to find family rooms for 5. Not here! Spacious room with double bed, bunks and extra single bed - all very comfy and even our dog is welcome. Delicious breakfast including wonderful granola and bread both homemade, great selection of fruit and yogurt as well as... More
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- All our bedrooms are equipped with en-suite facilities; all our beds are king size, except single beds. Robertson iPod docking radio alarms, Tassimo Tea & Coffee making facilities, 22" flat screen TVs with Freeview, at this time we have two private parking spaces and plenty of parking from 4pm to 10am (Easter to November) unrestricted the rest of the year, we have two very large public car parks less than 5 minutes walk away (£5 for 4 hours and £7 for 11 hours parking) Theatre by the lake less than 3 minutes walk away and Keswick town centre less than 5 minutes flat walk away. Andy & Charlotte will give 110% to make your stay with us the very best it can be. ... more less
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Expedia, Booking.com, Priceline, Tingo, Hotels.com and Venere so you can book your Rooms36 reservations with confidence. We help millions of travelers each month to find the perfect hotel for both vacation and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Oscar surprised me in his most recent bout. However, he will go out on his back.
Oscar surprised me in his most recent bout. However, he will go out on his back.
I think this is an easy descision, depending on dela hoya it could be a great fight. I voted oscar to give him some karma, but floyd is the obvious favorite.
Mayweather is such an amazing fighter, and anyone who hasn't seen him fight, I recommend getting a few buddies together and watching this pay per view because he says he's retiring afterwards (win lose or draw) and that really might happen.
The only problem with mayweather is the time he dominate the sport was in it's major decline. He has never fought anyone who could compete at his level and he is a plain old d*ckhead who knows how good he is.
De La Hoya is too old to match up. I'm calling it a KO/TKO in the 5-6 rounds....
I think pretty boy Floyd will put the shoeshine on Oscar. Oscar has a lot of heart but I think he cant overcome Floyd's skills. His hand speed and head movement are amazing I love to watch a really fluent fighter get into his flow and pick people apart. He imposes his will on other boxers and just makes them want to quit.
Any time DeLaHoya steps into the ring he has a chance. I'm praying that he catches him early and dictates the tempo. I cant stand Mayweather but his skills are amazing. Unfortunately I think Oscar is in over his head this time, but I'm hoping he proves everyone wrong. It would be the crowning achievment of a brilliant career.
I can't remember which fight it was exactly but I remember I saw a fight once a few years ago in which Oscar was running around the ring the WHOLE time. It was disgraceful and he looked like a pretty big panzy unfortunately. Hopefully he won't do that again seeing how that was the last fight I ever watched of his.
Probably with Trinidad...
Was it with Trinidad? I believe so...either way. He looked like a panzy. I'll never forget he did that.
Here's the scoop.
Oscar has 3 rounds to knock him out. By that time, Floyd will have figured out DeLaHoya and will dominate the rest of the fight. Oh, and by no means will those three rounds be easy... but they are the only 3 rounds Oscar will have. After that, it's show time and Floyd will dominate him the rest of the way.
PrettyBoy Floyd is known for his unmatched speed/quickness and herculian stamina, but his best attribute is his brain. Floyd goes in with a gameplan after studying each fighter, then slowly picks his way through the first few rounds and figures out each fighter. At that point, he effectively analyzes the gameplan, what he can do against the other fighter, and picks him apart for the rest of the fight. I've never seen a fighter adapt and customize a gameplan on the fly like Floyd. By round 4 of every fight, the tide always tilts towards Floyd and there's no turning back.
Oscar has a couple rounds to do his damage or he'll lose, period. Oscar was an amazing, blessed fighter, but I just don't see him standing up to PBF, even in his prime. I look forward to a great fight.
That's one hell of an analysis. Sounds right on the money though
Oh man that's right, I remember that fight! LOL Good job Mr. Sport Analysis Man
Mayweather is at his peak right now, but De la Hoya is the best fighter he's ever gone against. It should be a good fight, but I think mayweather wins by a few rounds in decision.
What about aurturo gatti?
I hope De La Hoya wins, but unfortunately it is not likely. Mayweather runs his mouth too much. He should keep his mouth shut when he doesn't know what he's talking about. He had some very harsh things to say about MMA fighters. I'd love for him to back up his talk and fight MMA, he would get smashed. I will say if he were to train for MMA for a few years he would probably be damn good, as talented as he is. Unfortunately mainstream MMA doesn't have a division for a guy that small.
I enjoy them both. But nowadays there isn't as many good athletes in boxing as there are in MMA. Well athletes and personalities. Mayweather is one of the few left that is worth watching.
Fights in boxing have been so lopsided today, and there hasn't been a superfight or a *****ry recently and that has really detracted from the sport. Don King, IMO killed it.
Why do you say Don King killed it PI?


text:
Why Does Dartblog Restrict Free Speech by Alumni/ae?
Both this AoA blog and The Dartmouth daily online edition allow alumni/ae to speak freely and to make unedited, unrestricted comments often in violent disagreement with the content of our posts. But not at Dartblog, where the opposite is true: No alumni/ae disagreement allowed!
Petition trustee candidates have in the past successfully run their campaigns on now discredited platforms deploring non-existent "speech codes" at Dartmouth and otherwise purporting to be champions of alumni/ae free speech. Where are they now on this blatant repression of alumni/ae speech and opinion, where an employee of a sitting trustee operates a blog which unfairly slams one aspect or another of the College on an almost daily basis?
So how about it, Dartblog authors? Why not start allowing alumni/ae to comment on your controversial posts?


text:
Schiff Melatonin Plus 25 mg Theanine -- 3 mg - 180 Tablets
Take this for better sleep
Our bodies supply this naturally, but less as we get older. I take this product before bedtime and I fall asleep immediately.
July 29, 2013
it's good
it's second time for me to buy this item. it's great for sleeping.
May 28, 2013
Works well
I took this product for years before going to bed. Then the store where I brought this product stopped carrying it. I couldn't find another store in the area that carried it. I had to take plain melatonin for a couple of years.
Recently I discovered that Melatonin Plus is available online. Use and enjoy!
May 13, 2013
Puts you to sleep like it should!
Obviously, it's not like Ambien or other prescription sleep aids but this melatonin works. If you take it about a 1/2 hour before you want to fall asleep and then do a quiet activity in bed, it works wonders. Have tried other brands of melatonin and they did not work like this brand does.
April 28, 2013
Reliable sleep aid
I rely on this product, and it fulfills my expectations.
March 6, 2013


text:
Wailea Interiors & RemodellingMaui couple prides themselves on quality workmanship and relationships.October 25, 2012Ron and Judy Brown have been together 40 years, working with each other for much of that time. When they moved to Maui 32 years ago, though, they got into the hospitality business.... No comments posted for this article.
Post a Comment |


text:
By Ms. Gobi of Spencer (by request), a petition (accompanied by resolve, House, No. 3066) of Susan Rowden relative to directing the Department of Highways to study the feasibility of suspending tolls on the I-84/Sturbridge toll station on the Massachusetts Turnpike on Thanksgiving Day. Transportation.
Sponsors: |
Anne M. Gobi
(By Request)
Status: | Referred to Joint Committee on Transportation |
Petitioners: Susan Rowden


text:
Official Travel Guide | |
Our 2014 Visitor's Guide features 72 colorful pages of don't-leave-home-without-it information on attractions, activities, lodging and more. Flip through the online guide or request your FREE copy by mail. |
Sign-up for the Experience Grand Rapids newsletter, The Travel Link.
While the weather forecast might not indicate spring is on the way, luckily the Grand Rapids arts scene goes by the calendar and new shows, exhibits and experiences are popping up like tulips. Kicking...more
As the light at the end of this tunnel called winter is finally visible, it's wonderful to turn our attention to warmer weather goings-on in Grand Rapids. This March, Butterflies are Blooming re...more
A funny, romantic date; a night out giggling with girlfriends; a couples' get-together with dinner and laughs; or a special fun-filled family outing that creates memories for years to come: LaughFest ...more
Valentine's Day is upon us and the sun is shining. Perhaps you have a weekend ahead filled with roses, Champagne (or better yet, Leelanau Peninsula's sparkling wine: L Mawby), cheese fondue and candy ...more
The Downtown Market Grand Rapids opened September 2013 and our midwestern city was ratcheted up a few foodie notches with huge rooftop greenhouses, an artisan food market open daily (home to a world c...more
Red Green, Canada's foremost handyman, who… More
Free advice from travelers for a great Grand Rapids vacation.
Use our interactive map to quickly locate points of interest and determine their distance from each other. You'll see that Grand Rapids is compact and easy to navigate...more


text:
So, John Piper has now responded to Austin Fischer's book "Young, Restless, No Longer Reformed" (Wipf & Stock, 2013). (For those of you who don't know, Austin is Teaching Pastor at The Vista Community in Belton/Temple, Texas and his book is a run-away seller about his spiritual and theological journey in and out of Calvinism.) Of course, you should read Austin's book before making up your own mind whose right in the current debate about it--John or Austin. But see their very differing … [Read more...]
A Final Word about the "Gay Wedding Cake" Issue
I simply don't have time to moderate scores of messages every day. Whenever I touch on "gay" issues people who normally never come here flood my comment box with arguments pro and con. It's obviously a very controversial issue. But what bothers me is that even when I BEG people to stick to the issue I raised they don't. The issue was the free exercise of religious conscience based on membership in a church that has a clear doctrinal standard about a certain behavior (not identity). Most … [Read more...]
My Response (Finally!) to John Piper's "AskPastorJohn" Episode 238 (About Me)
Many people have asked me to listen to and respond to John Piper's comments about me and about Arminianism on his episode 238 (of his podcast "AskPastorJohn") entitled "Where's the Arminian John Piper?" You can find it by Googling it or going to Piper's web site. Many of you heard it and asked me to respond. That was months ago now. I finally got around to listening to it. Here's my response. John (he calls me Roger so I'll call him John, we know each other personally) was kind in his … [Read more...]
Thoughts about the "Gay Marriage" Debate and Christians' Rights
Thoughts about the "Gay Marriage" Debate and Christians' Rights I have already stated here and elsewhere how I think the "gay marriage" debate should be settled. Get government out of the business of decided who's "married" and let government decide who may enjoy the privileges of "civil union." My suggestion is that any two people should be permitted to enter into that arrangement which would have only to do with matters such as property sharing, privileges of making … [Read more...]
What Is "History of…?"
Lately I've been thinking about the nature of history. Not "history" as in "what happened in the past" but "history" as in the "study of the past. " My thoughts about this were sparked by reading a book that purports to be a "history" of a certain denomination. I opened it with interest as it is about the denomination I grew up in. (It was published some years ago and I read it then but just recently re-read it.) When I closed the book after re-reading it I wondered if this book really … [Read more...]
Arminianism and Providence
One of the questions I'm asked most often is about God's providence in Arminian theology. Most people know that Arminians do not believe that God micromanages history or human lives--especially not in terms of evil. That is, Arminians do not believe that God designs, foreordains or renders certain sinful acts. Sin and evil are included in God's consequent will, not God's antecedent will. God governs them but does not design, foreordain or render them certain. I have expressed my own overall view … [Read more...]
Is Arminianism "Reformed?"
Is Arminianism "Reformed?" A minor controversy exists among Arminian scholars (and some non-Arminian Reformed scholars have chimed in) about whether classical Arminianism can legitimately lay claim to being part of the Reformed theological tradition. The question is this: Was and is Arminianism such a deviation from classical Reformed theology that it ought to be considered something entirely other than Reformed (historically-theologically) or was and is it simply one branch of the larger … [Read more...]
A Good New Book: A Missional Orthodoxy: Theology and Ministry in a Post-Christian Context by Gary Tyra
A Good New Book: A Missional Orthodoxy: Theology And Ministry in a Post-Christian Context by Gary Tyra (InterVarsity Press, 2013). This book is hefty but it packs a good and needed "punch." For evangelicals interested in being both missional and orthodox at the same time, it's a breath of fresh air. One of the book's central theses, maybe its main thesis, is that too many especially younger evangelicals think they have to choose between being either missional or orthodox. Tyra is associate … [Read more...]
The "God of the Gaps": Right Use, Wrong Use
The "God of the Gaps": Right Use, Wrong Use One recurring theme here and in other evangelical engagements with science is the idea of the "God of the gaps." I'm not sure who coined the phrase; I've heard it attributed to Bonhoeffer (from Letters and Papers from Prison), but I don't remember him specifically using that phrase. He certainly criticized the idea of a "deus ex machine" brought in to fill the gaps—holes in the natural order science cannot (so far) explain. Generally speaking, … [Read more...]
A Problem in Evangelicalism: Narcissistic Leaders
A Problem in Evangelicalism: Narcissistic Leaders Guest post by electrical engineer Stephen Berger I want to thank Dr. Olson for this opportunity to provide a guest blog. It is an honor given in grace and kindness. During the time I was drafting this blog, my wife and I visited some long time friends. I received an unintended rebuke from their daughter-in-law as she answered my question about their future plans. She and her husband, a law school student, are equipping themselves to … [Read more...]


text:
Braden River Elementary School Teacher Sue Curry has been selected from more than 1,600 teachers nationwide to attend the 2009 Mickelson ExxonMobil Teachers Academy, July 19-24, at the Liberty Science Center in Jersey City, NJ.
Started by PGA Golf great Phil Mickelson and his wife Amy in cooperation with ExxonMobil, the academy helps teachers engage young students in math and science in a way that will help them retain interest in those subjects through college and into their careers.
Currently 0 Responses
Tick Tock
Daylight Saving Time starts 2 a.m. Sunday, so be sure to set your alarm accordingly. -
Good vibrations
The Tabernacle Christian School middle school student Lauren Medred, an East County resident, earned top vocal honors, taking first place in vocal solo female category of the Florida League of Christian School's Festival of the Academics and Arts Feb. 28 and March 1 at Southeastern University in Lakeland. -
Tech takeover
Manatee County schools dominated a state technology competition with five of six top-three finishes earned by Manatee County schools during the 35th annual Technology Student Association State Competition late February.


text:
One of the world's first major casinos is situated on the Place du Casino in Monte-Carlo. Enter through "the front door" and fall beneath the spell of the charming atmosphere of yesteryear combined with the contemporary approach to gambling...
On 21 and 22 March
The new James Cameron's AVATAR™ machines have arrived at the Casino Café de Paris! The first in Europe!
The internationally renowned Monte-Carlo Casinos fascinate and delight casino-goers the world over with their astute combination of luxury, panache, tradition and daring.


text:
(RNN) - Welcome to the blog for the second inauguration of Barack Obama.
Viewers are welcome to participate. However, vulgarity, personal attacks and inappropriate references to race and ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, etc. are not permitted.
Moderators reserve the right to block comments that meet the above criteria or that we deem otherwise offensive.
Copyright 2013 Raycom News Network. All rights reserved.
1111 Bull St. Columbia, SC 29201 (803) 799-1010 email@example.com
FCC Public File email@example.com 803-799-1010 EEO Report Closed Captioning


text:
Word: タバコ
Added on: 2012-10-09
Listened: 0 times
Add categories to タバコ
Pronunciation in Japanese [ja] Back to Japanese
- Pronunciation by tirsemulta (Male from Switzerland)
- Could you do it better? different accent? Pronounce タバコ in Japanese
Accents & languages on maps
- Random word: 権限
by Google Translate English translation:
タバコ = Tobacco
Modify word:
· Add languages
· Add categories
Report word:
Is there anything wrong with this word?
Please report it here.


text:
free ground shipping on all orders $200+
Short-sleeved, crew neck dress in a rich burgundy hue with navy collar and sleeves; falls at the mid-calf. Features an intricate embroidered detail on the sleeves with tassels at the sleeve cuffs and neckline. 30% Tencel, 29% Cashmere, 19% Polyester, 12% Silk, 8% Wool, 2% Polyamide


text:
Found December 01, 2012 on
Fox Sports:
Graeme McDowell rolled in two long putts early and kept bogeys off his card to keep the lead in the World Challenge on Saturday.
McDowell, trying to win at Sherwood for the second time in three years, had a 4-under 68 for a two-shot lead over Keegan Bradley (67). Tiger Woods failed to birdie any of the five par 5s at Sherwood, though the tournament host and defending champion stayed in the game with enough birdies late in his round for a 69. He was five shots behind, along with Bo Van Pelt (70).
McDowell hasn't won anywhere in the world since he beat Woods in a playoff at the World Challenge at the end of the 2010 season. He plans to take 10 weeks off after Sunday.
Original Story:
McDowell opens up lead at Sherwood
McDowell heads for finish line at World Challenge
McDowell nabs first win since 2010
McDowell leads as Tiger shells out
Golf Forum Discussions
2 replies,
July 27, 2012
4 replies,
July 16, 2012
4 replies,
July 16, 2012
2 replies,
July 15, 2012
1 replies,
April 18, 2013
Latest Rumors | The Backyard | |||
Today's Best Stuff |
For BloggersJoin the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money. |
Company Info |
Help |
What is Yardbarker?Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond. |


text:
sharpesttack's Page
This member hasn't added any personal information yet.
Leave sharpesttack a message to find out more.
All Recent Activity
Comment on: Boston Public Schools seeks more diverse teaching force - News Local Massachusetts - Boston.com
In the BPS you can be a mediocre or terrible teacher/principal "of color" and be guaranteed a job! I am sure that the parents of kids in the Boston Public Schools are happy to know this!
"Newtown South"....
What a glaring error!
Comment on: Flour's Joanne Chang hosts book-signing tonight - The Restaurant Hub - Boston.com
Flour Bakery!!! The best in town!
Comment on: Citing financial difficulties, directors shut down Teen Voices - Business - The Boston Globe
There is something not quite right about the "financial difficulties" cited by the chairman of the board. Teen Voices is a very successful magazine and its non-profit has run excellent programs for yo more »
Salma Hussain and other students like her only succeed at a school like English High because they are determined to succeed and good teachers recognize and support determined students. Anyone who has more »
Comment on: 'State seeking wildlife artists for parks project'
I don't believe that anyone who makes a living as an artist is going to fall for this! I'd like to see the DCR have Park Rangers work for free so that they can get "the exposure". YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY more »
Comment on: Iron Rangers need help! State issues calls for artists to paint park donation receptacles - Boston.com
I don't know why the DCR thinks it's ok NOT to pay artists...they don't pay their engineers, landscapers, designers, etc????????
Hey, DCR, you get what you pay for! more » -
Comment on: 'Boston lags behind other cities as it promotes recycling'
Where are the recycling bins in the schools??? Few, if any of the Boston Public Schools recycle, and that's thousands of plastic sporks going into landfills and, get this-styrofoam trays----every day! more »
Comment on: 'Why is a party dress with sleeves so hard to find?'
Excellent article!!! Sleeveless dresses are loathsome and only for the very young and very thin!!! I spent three months searching for a dress with sleeves that would be appropriate for a graduation!!! more »
Comment on: 'Mass. man accused of killing wife dies in hospital'
Ohhhhh, George.... If I WERE an English teacher, I would make copies of this article, and its headline and bring it to class- to show my students how foolish you sound if you don't think about what yo more »
Comment on: Boston%20University%20students%20involved%20in%20apparent%20hazing%2C%20face%20expulsion%20
I'm sure the parents of both the condimentors and the condimentees are delighted that their $54,000 a year has been so well spent. Read the Rollong Stone article and weep. These bros control our lives more »
Comment on: Woolson Street resident describes horror of Mattapan massacre scene - Boston.com
Please learn that the word is C-O-J-O-N-E-S! It is not cajones which means a trunk, like the kind you bury treasure in or take to summer camp! You need to have some cajones full of cojones to name nam more »
Comment on: 'Casino mogul Steve Wynn releases renderings of billion-dollar Foxborough project'
Appalling. more »
Comment on: 'Teacher'
The principal is the scapegoat in this incident where fly by night programs are used to mask the negligence of the bureaucracy that provides cover for cohorts, connections and incompetency. Millions o more »
Comment on: 'More self-checkout machines, fewer cashiers at CVS'
I loathe the self-checkout and refuse to do it! Bring back employees, cashiers and more opportunities for people who need jobs! The CVS in Jamaica Plain is a disgrace, except for the helpful pharmacy more »
Comment on: No%20trick%3A%20Jamaica%20Plain%20Whole%20Foods%20opens%20early%20making%20Halloween%20debut
I am sooooooo psyched!
Bienvenidos a Jamaica Plain! more » -
Comment on: %26%2339%3BSouth%20Pacific%26%2339%3B%20at%20the%20Boston%20Opera%20House
Marcelo Guzzo is Uruguayan (according to the Playbill) so his accent is not affected--but a real Uruguayan accent. He is a trained opera singer with a great voice. However, the total lack of chemistry more »
Comment on: Whole Foods rejects special community fund for Jamaica Plain - Jamaica Plain - Your Town - Boston.com
Right on- as we like to say in JP- Whole Foods! Down with the oppressive, extortionist tactics of the Whose Foods mafia! Why doesn't the Globe investigate Whose foods/Whose Community and find out WHO more »
IGNORE THEM! "As progressives, as neighbors"==please, they're not my JP neighbors. My neighbors- who are also progressive- want Whole Foods ,desperately, in JP! And consider the source: "Whose Foods" more »
Comment on: 'Turmoil, Aisle 12'
Comment on: 'Turmoil, Aisle 12'
The most important "common ground" in this fiasco is the fact that there are many JPs: the Prius driving ceviche eaters, the bodega shoppers, and the stoner hipsters who think it's cool to protest aga more »
With property values declining in Boston, you would think that someone who depends on the tax payers largesse would want property values to INCREASE! And I think that it has been established that MOST more »
Comment on: 'Lawmaker wants grocer to hire residents'
Sonia Chang-Diaz is clearly clueless. Right, people in JP want their property values to decrease!
Please. she didn't get my vote on the last go around and she certainly won't on the next. Clueless! more » -
Comment on: 'Tiffany plans Newton mall move'
Totally disagree, the Atrium Mall was great because of its small size and Pho Pasteur!!!!!!!! more »
Comment on: JP%20group%3A%20Other%20markets%20interested%20in%20Centre%20Street%20location
As I have noted from the beginning, the closing of the HiLo created a real opportunity for the small business people in Hyde Square, i.e. the bodegas. The bodega owners were NOT part of the Whose Food more »


text:
Enjoy all the conveniences of an elevator and doorman and laundry without the high monthly rent!!
Tons of space in this larger Alcove studio, great NYC views from a hig floor, updated kitchen, high beamed ceilings, hardwood floor, lots of closet space and tons of light.
This is a must see for this size and price!
Great area with some of the trendiest restaurants, nightlife, shopping and galleries in the city!
Please call me ANYTIME (8:00am-Midnight) to get a professional service and to view this or ANY OTHER apartment listed on the Citi Habitats website. Looking forward to hear from you :)


text:
Availability: Mini Hotel Central
Please enter your travel dates.
Solo Room
Mini room
Smart Room City View
Apartment in Hong Kong (Central) near Lan Kwai Fong
Located in the heart of Hong Kong, this apartment is within walking distance of Hong Kong Fringe Club, Lan Kwai Fong, and Victoria Peak Tram. Also nearby are Soho and Bank of China Tower.
Property Features
Mini Hotel Central provides complimentary wireless Internet access, multilingual staff, and air conditioning in public areas.
Room Amenities
In addition to cable television, guestrooms include complimentary wireless Internet access and bathrooms with showers and makeup/shaving mirrors.
Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Mini Hotel Central Amenities
- General
Mini Hotel Central features multilingual staff, an elevator (lift), and air conditioning in public areas. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. A total renovation of this property was completed in 2012.
Mini Hotel Central is a smoke-free property.
- Total number of rooms - 183
- Number of floors - 13
- Air-conditioned public areas
- Elevator/lift
- Free Wi-Fi
- Multilingual staff
- Parking nearby (surcharge)
- Parking nearby
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Concierge desk
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Parking nearby, Parking nearby (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Free local calls
- Direct-dial phone
- Makeup/shaving mirror
- Shower only
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Speakerphone
- Cable TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Wake-up calls
- Daily housekeeping
- Hair dryer
- Extra towels/bedding in room
- Individually furnished
- Individually decorated
- Mountain view
- Partially open bathroom
- Courtyard view
- City view
Mini Hotel Central Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
- Check-out
Check-out time is 11 AM
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express American Express, JCB International JCB International, MasterCard MasterCard, Visa Visa
- Pets
Pets not allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
- Deposit: HKD 500 per night
- Additional towels/sheets fee: HKD 200 per person
- Rollaway beds are available for an additional fee
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.


text:
- Northern New York Newspapers
- Watertown Daily Times
- The Journal
- Daily Courier-Observer
- NNY Ads
- NNY Business
- NNY Living
- Malone Telegram
Mon., Mar. 10
MACOMB – Ronald L. Cardinell, 60, of 2120 County Route 10, was charged with assault by St. Lawrence County Sheriffs Deputies Tuesday after allegedly punching a 50-year-old Macomb town councilman.
Mr. Cardinell punched the councilman in the left shoulder, causing bruising.
He is scheduled to appear in Macomb Town Court.


text:
The Tenth Amendment states that the powers not delegated to the federal government reside in the people of the states. Thus, The John Birch Society believes that the states retain the power to nullify any and all unconstitutional laws imposed by the federal government on the states. Indeed, the JBS believes that states are duty-bound to do so.
Related Articles
Arizona Bill Would Nullify NDAA's Indefinite Detention
A committee of the Arizona state Senate has approved a bill that would nullify any and all federal laws, including the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), that would permit the indefinite detention of American citizens.
Missouri and Arizona Closer to Nullifying Federal Gun Grab
Bills nullifying federal gun restrictions are working their way through the state legislatures of Missouri and Arizona.
Article V Group Ignores States' Complicity in Federal Power Grab
Proponents of an Article V constitutional convention misrepresent states as victims of federal power grab, rather than as collaborators.
State Legislatures Pass Bills Limiting Domestic Drone Use
With more and more Americans questioning the constitutionality of drone use for surveillance and law enforcement, some state legislatures are attempting to limit the government's use of drones and restore some of the Constitutional rights on whi ...
Related Videos
Freedom Fest - Chili Cook-Off and Poker Run -...Description not available |
Resolution of the First Annual Tenth Amendment...The following statement was approved by candidates participating in the closed-door strategy meeting at the Tenth Amendm... |
The Necessity for State NullificationPaul Blair Spearking at the Oklahoma Liberty Rally March 12, 2013 at the State Capitol of Oklahoma. |


text:
Learn About Diamonds
Clarity refers to how clean or clear the diamond is with respect to natural microscopic characteristics that were trapped within or on the diamond while it was forming. Internal characteristics are known as inclusions, and characteristics on the surface of the gem are known as blemishes. Inclusions may be crystals of a foreign material or structural imperfections such as tiny cracks, known as feathers, which can appear whitish or cloudy. Often times the inclusions are microscopic diamonds that were absorbed by the larger crystal before the diamond was carried to the surface of the Earth. The quantity, size, color, location, orientation, and visibility of inclusions all affect the final clarity grade of a diamond. Diamonds with no or few inclusions are considered particularly rare and highly valued.
When gemologists inspect diamonds for clarity, they use a maximum of 10x magnification and only judge the diamond face up. If an inclusion is not visible when the diamond is viewed from the top, then it cannot be used in determining the clarity grade. Gemologists use microscopes and loupes (small handheld magnifying lenses) to determine the size, type, and position of the inclusions.
Experienced graders use 10X magnification to identify the various clarity characteristics, and to map their location on "diamond plots." These plots are like small maps for each individual diamond, and are used to identify each individual stone. No two diamonds will ever have the same internal pattern, and the plots work as a form of individual identification much like a fingerprint.
Clarity grades applied by expert graders are as follows:
- FL, IF: No internal or external flaws (FL). Flawless with no internal flaws (IF). Extremely rare and valuable.
- VVS1,VVS2: Very very slightly included, levels 1 and 2. Very difficult for a trained gemologist to locate under 10x magnification. Characteristics referred to as minute. VVS2 slightly more inclusions than VVS1.
- VS1, VS2: Very slightly included, level 1 and 2. Difficult to see inclusions under 10x magnification, unless pointed out by a trained professional. Typically cannot see inclusions with the naked eye. Characteristics referred to as minor. VS2 slightly more inclusions than VS1.
- SI1: Slightly included, level 1. Inclusions are potentially identifiable under 10x magnification, but are rarely visible with the unaided eye. Characteristics referred to as noticeable. Brilliant Earth evaluates all SI1 diamonds ordered to verify that no inclusions are visible to the naked eye.
- SI2: Slightly included, level 2. Inclusions are easily visible under 10x magnification and may be visible with unaided eye. More inclusions than SI1. Characteristics referrerd to as noticeable or obvious. Brilliant Earth evaluates all SI2 diamonds ordered to verify that no inclusions are visible to the naked eye.
- I1 - I3: Included 1-3. Inclusions are visible to the unaided eye. Not carried by Brilliant Earth.
Clarity refers to the presence of impurities on and within the stone. Brilliant Earth diamonds range from flawless to slightly included 2.


text:
Logging in...
Please select up to 3 categories
Pornstars: Suggest a pornstar
Tags: indian, sexy, lesbian, slut, cum, desi, horny, babe, hot, asian, uk, whore, hoe, bitch, homemade, porn
Reason (optional):
The PornHub team is always updating and adding more porn videos every day. It's all here and 100% free porn. We have a huge free DVD selection that you can download or stream. PornHub is the most complete and revolutionary porn tube site. We offer streaming porn videos, downloadable DVDs, photo albums, and the number 1 free sex community on the net. We're always working towards adding more features that will keep your porno addiction alive and well. Send us feedback if you have any questions/comments.


text:
Released by Longview Independent School DistrictLONGVIEW/GREGG COUNTY (KYTX) - Five Longview High School senior football players have been named to the 2012-13 Texas High School Coaches Association All-State Academic team.Colin Jeter, a two-year starter and 2012 All-District selection, was named to the first team – one of only student-athletes in the Longview area to make the squad.Jalen Johnson, a 2012 varsity football letterman, was a second team selection.Corey Bartley, Torean Sheppard and Javontrae Williams were awarded honorable mention spots on the statewide team."I can't say enough about what these young men bring to the table – whether it's on the field, in the classroom or in the community," Head Coach/Athletic Director John King said. "We are extremely proud of them and it's comforting to know that these guys are our future leaders."Williams, who lettered this past season, was a linebacker on the 2012 Area Championship team. Sheppard was a two-year starter on the defense and grabbed 2012 All-District honors. Bartley was named All-District and All-State in 2011 and 2012 for his athletic performance. He also made the 2011 All-East Texas squad.Athletes who are nominated for the THSCA All-State Academic team must have maintained a grade average above 92 throughout grades 9 through 11, and through the first six weeks of their senior year, according to the association. Honorees must also be of good moral character.Longview High School's five Academic All-State members will be among the honorees at the annual Lobo Football Banquet, 6:30 p.m. January 17 at Elevation (Mobberly Baptist Church), 625 E. Loop 281.Tickets for the event are $10 and are on sale January 7-16 at the Longview ISD Athletic Office on Hawkins Pkwy.
CBS19, MYTX & KCEB 2211 ESE Loop 323 Tyler, TX 75701 Phone (903) 581-2211 Fax (903) 581-5769


text:
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
"All I'm saying is simply this, that all life is interrelated, that somehow we're caught in an inescapable network of mutuality tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly affects all indirectly. For some strange reason, I can never be what I ought to be until you are what you ought to be. You can never be what you ought to be until I am what I ought to be. This is the interrelated structure of reality."
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was one of America's finest citizens. He spent his life fighting for those who's voices had never been heard. Dr. King dreamed of an America where all people were given access to the freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution. King refused to stand down to oppression. His life is a constant reminder that America is a place where good men can fight injustice and dedicate their lives to others.
Please use your day off to consider his example and reflect on your own contribution to the world.


text:
Follow Us On: Facebook Twitter YouTube
Already Registered? Login
While it was Newt Gingrich that got all the attention for big donations from casino mogul Shel Adelson, he's not the only one benefiting from the billionaire's largess.
Adelson and his wife donated $10,000 to Speaker John Boehner's campaign committee in the fourth quarter of 2011, according to recently released fundraising reports.


text:
Fantastic views from the rooms and lovely terrace to enjoy them from. It's also well placed to explore the area and there are some great walks from the hotel. The French couple who run the hotel are very knowledgable about the local area and are happy to make bookings for guests. However, the rooms could do with updating and making... More
- Also Known As:
- Hosteria Del Frances Argentina/Villa La Angostura, Patagonia
Argentina >
Patagonia >
Province of Neuquen >
Villa La Angostura
Free Breakfast
Free High-Speed Internet
Room Service
Ranked #41 of 44 hotels in Villa La Angostura
Price Range (Based on Average Rates):
- Official Description (provided by the hotel):
- The French's little hotel is a typical mountain lodge,front of the Lake Correntoso, in the heart of theNahuel Huapi National Park. ... more less


text:
- How To
- Image Galleries
- Top 10 AirPlay-compatible apps (photos)
Scroll Right Scroll Left
- TED (free)" title="TED (free)" rel="">
- iMovie ($4.99)" title="iMovie ($4.99)" rel="">
- IMDb (free)" title="IMDb (free)" rel="">
- Vevo HD (free)" title="Vevo HD (free)" rel="">
- FitnessClass (free)" title="FitnessClass (free)" rel="">
- Discovery Channel HD (free)" title="Discovery Channel HD (free)" rel="">
- Science360 (free)" title="Science360 (free)" rel="">
- Martha Stewart Makes Cookies ($2.99)" title="Martha Stewart Makes Cookies ($2.99)" rel="">
- NPR (free)" title="NPR (free)" rel="">
- PBS (free)" title="PBS (free)" rel="">
If you've been waiting for an excuse to let out your inner baker, Martha Stewart Makes Cookies is the perfect opportunity. Newbies and seasoned bakers can browse through dozens of cookie recipes in a clean interface, and learn from the how-to videos, available for TV streaming via AirPlay.
Available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.
September 2, 2011 4:50 PM PDT
| Caption by: Sharon Vaknin
Member Comments
Add Your Comment
Conversation powered by Livefyre


text:
Nate Wolters (3) of South Dakota State defends against Lawrence Alexander of North Dakota State in the Summit League championship game in Sioux Falls last week. (Inertia Sports Media Photo by Dave Eggen / March 12, 2013) |
10: The 13th-seeded Jackrabbits (25-9) will play No. 4 Michigan (26-7) at 6:15 p.m. tonight on CBS in the South Region in Auburn Hills, Mich.
9: With social media as a guide, South Dakota fans are almost as excited by who is calling the game for CBS tonight — 72-year-old sportscaster royalty Verne Lundquist. Bill Raftery will be the analyst and Rachel Nichols the sideline reporter.
8: South Dakota State has six South Dakotans on its roster: Chad White (brother of Northern State starter Mitch White) and Tony Fiegen of Madison, Brayden Carlson of Brookings, Zach Horstman of Winner, Cory Jacobsen of Viborg and Joey Feilmeier of Jefferson.
7: Michigan also was a fourth seed last year when it was upset 65-60 by No. 13 Ohio.
6: The game will be played at the 22,076-seat Palace of Auburn Hills, about an hour's drive from the Michigan campus.
5: This is SDSU' second appearance in the Big Dance (lost 68-60 to Baylor in 2012); this is Michigan's 24th tourney appearance with a 43-22 record in tourney play.
4: Nate Wolters was coached at St. Cloud Tech High School by long-time Aberdeen high school and college coach Randy Jordan. Michigan starters Tim Hardaway Jr. and Glenn Robinson III are the sons of former NBA players Tim Hardaway (five-time All-Star) and Glenn "Big Dog" Robinson (first overall pick in the 1994 NBA Draft).
3: The Michigan-SDSU winner will advance Saturday to face the winner of No. 5 seed Virginia Commonwealth University and No. 12 seed Akron for a spot in the South Region semifinals in Arlington, Texas, at Cowboys Stadium.
2: Fans also are excited to see the match-up between two of the nation's best point guards:
- Nate Wolters, 6-foot-4, 190-pound SDSU senior from St. Cloud, Minn. Summit League player of the year. Averaging 22.5 points and 5.6 rebounds with 181 assists, 52 steals and 4 blocks. He is shooting 49 percent (231-470) from the field including 39 percent (62-158) from three-point range and 81 percent (174-216) from the line.
- "Trey" Burke, born Alfonso Clark Burke III, 6-foot, 190-pound Michigan sophomore from Columbus, Ohio. Big Ten Conference and Sports Illustrated player of the year. Averaging 19.2 points and 3.1 rebounds with 222 assists, 53 steals and 16 blocks. He is shooting 48 percent (229-478) from the field including 40 percent (65-162) from three-point range and 79 percent (111-140) from the line.
1: Wolters told Brookings Radio sports director Dellas Cole that he respects what Burke and his Michigan teammates have accomplished: "He is definitely a great player and I have watched Michigan play a couple of times and they are a really good team. I am looking forward to playing them.
"They were ranked No. 1 earlier in the year so they are really talented and fun to watch. But we are playing pretty well right now and we are excited for the opportunity. Hopefully we will play well. It definitely helps to have the experience (of playing in the tourney) from last year. Last year was a whirlwind experience and something we had never experienced before. This year, we should be prepared for all of that."


text:
David Shields
1991-01-27 |
Eligible for draft:
2009 |
Right |
2009 |
6-3 |
6th round (168th overall), 2009 |
204 lbs. |
Prospect Talent Score
Probability of Success
2008-09: David Shields skated in 61 games in his second season with the Erie Otters, scoring 1 goal, 16 assists for 17 points. He earned 5 PIMs but no points in 5 playoff games.
2009-10: Shields scored 7 goals and 12 assists for 19 points in 68 games with Erie, amassing 42 PIMs in the process. He appeared in 4 playoff games with no points and 12 PIMs.
2010-11: Shields was the second-leading scorer amongst defensemen and had a team-high +29 plus/minus despite missing seven games for the Erie Otters in his fourth OHL season. In 61 games he had 6 goals with 21 assists and 48 PMs. Erie reached the playoffs after finishing third in the Midwest Division. In the Otters' seven-game first round series with defending Memorial Cup champion Windsor, Shields scored 1 goal with 4 assists and was -8 with 4 PMs. He signed a three-year, entry-level contract with St. Louis in March 2011.
2011-12: Shields began his first pro season with the Blues ECHL affiliate Anchorage before being re-called by AHL Peoria in November. Playing primarily a defense-first game with Peoria, he was minus-4 with 4 assists and had 10 penalty minutes in 48 games. Peoria missed the AHL playoffs after finishing fourth in the Midwest Division. In 12 games with Anchorage he scored 1 goal with 5 assists and was plus-1 with 2 penalty minutes. Shields returned to the Aces for the ECHL playoffs and was plus-1 with 2 assists in three games.
2012-13: Shields skated in 59 games for St. Louis AHL affiliate Peoria in his second pro season. Playing a stay-at-home role for a defense unit that used 15 players during the season, he had 5 assists and was -9 with 41 penalty minutes. The Rivermen missed the AHL playoffs after finishing last in the Midwest Division.
Talent Analysis
Shields is your typical stay-at-home defenseman. He is not afraid to get physical, but he knows his job is to play tight defense and he has done a solid job of it for the Otters. The strong defenseman showed flashes of offensive insight with a heavy shot. However, it will be beneficial for Shields to stick with what he's good at.
Shields spent time in both the ECHL and AHL last season, and showed that he should be given a shot at the AHL level. However, he needs to improve in all facets of the game to become a full-time starter in 2013-14.


text:
The iShares S&P National AMT-Free Muni Bond lost 3% in May and traded at $108.35, a new 2013 low. The good news: A host of muni closed-end funds trade at discounts to their net-asset value.
Money flow gives a snapshot of relative buying and selling pressure in a stock.
A ratio above one suggests greater buying pressure, below one suggests greater selling.


text:
Friday, October 8, 2010
© Copyright 2014
Albany Herald
NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) -- A Connecticut man convicted of murdering a woman and her two daughters in a home invasion will try to avoid the death penalty by arguing that executions cost taxpayers more than life sentences.
Attorneys for Steven Hayes filed papers Friday in New Haven Superior Court saying they intend to call an expert who would testify that carrying out a death sentence far exceeds the cost of a life sentence.
Dr. William Petit, the lone survivor of the home invasion, said he will not submit a victim impact statement during the hearing. Petit said that while state law guarantees his right to make such a statement, it is so vague that it fails to make clear whether the statement can be read before the jury reaches a decision on life or death.
He fears that an appellate court might decide that the way the statement was made did not conform with the law.
"This lack of clarity in the law is a crippling disincentive to surviving family members of victims in capital murder cases," he said in a statement.
Hayes' attorneys said Hayes repeatedly offered to plead guilty before the trial to all charges in exchange for a life sentence. They want to call the expert "to counter the popular impression that the cost of executing someone saves the state money in comparing to imposing a life sentence without the possibility of release."
Prosecutors objected, saying the cost of an execution is irrelevant to whether Hayes should receive the death penalty.
A jury on Tuesday convicted Hayes of the home invasion in Cheshire in 2007. Starting Oct. 18, the same jurors will begin hearing evidence of whether he should be executed and will decide his punishment by weighing mitigating and aggravating factors.
The argument over costs would be cited as a potential mitigating factor.
Studies show death penalty cases cost an average of $3 million, including lawyers' fees, appeal costs and incarceration, compared with about $1 million for life prison sentences, according to Richard Dieter, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, which is critical of how capital punishment is applied.
Most of the cost studies have been conducted by death penalty opponents, said Kent Scheidegger, legal director of the Criminal Justice Legal Foundation and a death penalty supporter. He said he doesn't dispute that executions probably cost more, but said that's because of appeals he views as excessive.
"The murderers are kept on death row way too long," Scheidegger said.
Courts have generally rejected attempts by defense lawyers to raise the cost issue during penalty hearings, Scheidegger said. Such hearings are designed to distinguish which defendants should receive death sentences, not to make arguments about cost or other issues that apply to all cases, he said.
Hayes' attorneys said they also are prepared to call another expert to discuss conditions of confinement "to counter the popular assumption that imprisonment for a violent crime leads to violence during the term of imprisonment."
Prosecutors filed court papers Friday citing the aggravating factors they plan to argue, including that Hayes committed the killings in an especially heinous, cruel or depraved manner. Prosecutors also said Hayes killed during the commission of a felony he had previously been convicted of eight times: third-degree burglary.
Authorities said Hayes and another ex-convict, Joshua Komisarjevsky, broke into a Petit's house, beat the doctor with a baseball bat and forced his wife, Jennifer Hawke-Petit, to withdraw money from a bank before Hayes sexually assaulted and strangled her.
Their daughters, 11-year-old Michaela and 17-year-old Hayley, were tied to their beds with pillowcases over their heads and doused with gasoline before the house was set ablaze, according to testimony. Michaela was sexually assaulted. The girls died of smoke inhalation.
Hayes was convicted of 16 counts, including six capital felony charges, three murder counts and two charges of sexually assaulting Hawke-Petit.
Komisarjevsky's trial starts next year.
More like this story
- Inmate could seek clemency Friday ( July 10, 2012 )
- Death penalty case stirs emotions ( September 21, 2011 )
- Dougherty man's murder conviction upheld ( October 17, 2011 )
- George Zimmerman found not guilty ( July 13, 2013 )
- Gunman gets two life sentences for robberies ( August 9, 2011 )


text:
Vaughan joined Stewart in 2010 as vice president and associate senior underwriter for its Chicago operations. With more than 25 years of industry experience, he is an expert in the commercial underwriting arena.
He previously held positions at the regional and national levels for Fidelity National Title Group, LandAmerica Financial Group and Chicago Title Insurance Company.
Vaughan received his J.D. from New York University School of Law and a B.A. degree from Marquette University.


text:
Medical Importance
The screening tests of hemostasis were developed to help identify patients with hemostatic defects that could cause excessive bleeding. Screening tests are available for each of the three phases of hemostasis: coagulation (fibrin clot formation), platelet plug formation, and fibrinolysis. In general, the tests are sufficiently sensitive to be abnormal in most patients with a hemostatic defect severe enough to cause bleeding. However, they occasionally are overly sensitive and may be abnormal due to disorders that do not cause hemorrhage.
These tests are used very commonly in clinical medicine, both to help predict hemorrhage at surgery and to identify specific defects in patients with a history of excessive bruising or bleeding. Based on this information, appropriate therapy can be administered, such as fresh frozen plasma or clotting factor concentrates for coagulation defects, platelet transfusions or von Willebrand factor concentrates for platelet function defects, or antifibrinolytic agents for systemic fibrinolysis.
back to top
The von Willebrand Disease pocket guide is now available on the ASH Guides Mobile App.
Medical students: apply now for a one-year in-depth hematology research experience.
Find a job that you want in the ASH Job Center.


text:
A group of friends walking on a bridge (Patrice Halley photo)
In the Vancouver, Coast & Mountains region, art and museum fans, history buffs and those interested in Aboriginal culture are spoiled for choice.
There are science and nature exhibits, serene parks and gardens, brilliant viewpoints of (and from) mountain peaks, and an abundance of markets, wineries and farms in the fertile Fraser Valley.
Cross the surging Fraser River on an airtram, visit Fort Langley to interact with historic costumed characters, or wander through themed gardens near Chilliwack. The mine museum along the Sea-to-Sky Highway offers an underground train ride and the chance to pan for gold.
Take a sightseeing tour to enjoy multiple experiences.
Read More
Here are a few ideas of attractions to experience in the Vancouver, Coast & Mountains region:
At the Britannia Mine Museum, the whole family will enjoy watching mining demonstrations (the drills are powerful!), panning for real gold, and donning a hard hat for an underground train ride – with a "lights-out" moment for complete darkness.
Read Less
45 Attractions in Vancouver, Coast & Mountains
A world-class art encounter waits at the Vancouver Art Gallery. From historical masters to groundbreaking contemporary artists, this internationally acclaimed art museum in the heart of the city offers Vancouver's top cultural experience. Be sure to save time for the locally-loved Gallery Café and fabulous Gallery Store!
More Details
Travel Deal
Go whale watching with Vancouver Whale Watch celebrating 15 years of whale watching from the lower mainland in 2014. This adventure of a lifetime starts in picturesque Steveston, travelling through the spectacular Gulf & San Juan Islands. We offer whale watching, wildlife viewing & nature tours in open or semi-covered zodiac style vessels. See Orcas (Killer Whales), Dall's porpoises, sea lions, bald eagles & seals in their natural habitat. The only company with Zodiac style boats, we ensure a safe & stable ride for all ages. Avoid ferry hassles by taking your tour direct from Vancouver. Shuttle service from downtown Vancouver available or free all day parking.
A complete aquatic and fitness experience under one roof, including: 57 metre competition pool, 1 and 3 metre spring boards, 5 metre tower, large wave pool with fun interactive water play structure, waterslides, steam room, sauna and whirlpools. Swim & Fitness Shop and Surfside Galley concession on-site. A 288 sq m (3,000 sq ft) fitness centre with cardiovascular, strength/toning machines and free weights. Multipurpose rooms available for fitness classes, parties, meetings or rentals. Family change rooms available. Water wheelchairs available, plus pool lifts and portable stairs. Visit Watermania - voted "Richmond's Best Family Entertainment Centre" (Richmond News, 2011)!
Spanning the distance between Whistler & Blackcomb Mountains, the world record-breaking PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola is breathtaking. The journey between the two mountains provides a 360-degree window into Whistler Blackcomb's alpine environment, its surrounding peaks, changing seasons & wildlife habitat. Looking for an epic hike to an ancient glacier? A gentle stroll on an alpine walking trail? A tour of black bear habitat? High tea at an alpine hut? Wine tasting on a mountaintop patio? The choice is yours with the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola. From easy to epic, there's something for everyone.
Experience the exhilaration of flying along steel ziplines, suspended high above Fitzsimmons Creek between Whistler & Blackcomb Mountains. Ziptrek combines extraordinary adventure with environmental education. 10 ziplines on 2 different 5-line tours plus TreeTrek Canopy Walk.
Ziptrek Ecotours is the North American pioneer of zipline tours. Lonely Planet recently rated Ziptrek in their "Top 10 Canadian Adventures" (2012).
Breathtaking tree-top adventures & an award-winning ecological curriculum have earned Ziptrek Ecotours the international reputation as one of Whistler's year-round, must-do outdoor activities.


text:
1963 Lincoln ContinentalA Classic Car In The Driveway Is A Dream Many Of Us Aspire To Saturdays Spent Polishing It Sunny Sundays Spent Touring... More
1966 Lincoln Continental Sedan, Very nice solid, dependable daily driver or cruise nite favorite. Same owner for 40 years. All records + other paperwrk. ... More
1962 Lincoln Continental convertible with suicide doors. This car went through a complete restoration years ago: that included paint, interior and chrome restoration. Previous... More
1942 Lincoln Continental - My dad passed away last year leaving this "baby" in the carport. It is time to let it go to... More
1985 Lincoln Continental Valentino Edition - One of 1,100 Valentino's produced!! Walnut Moondust over Golden Mist in color - Valentino Features include: Special Badging,... More
1976 Lincoln Mark IV Luxury Two Door w/ the Ultra Rare Desert Sand Luxury Group! Only 38,690 miles! Powered by the 460 V8 Motor... More
1940 Lincoln convertible. Been in dry storage for almost 40 years. Missing original engine, but comes with good running 1938 V-12, not installed, has 3... More
Sold new to Warren Olsen by Contois Ford Lincoln Mercury in Neligh, Nebraska in 1979. It remained with Warren's family until purchased by Owner #2... More
Sold new in North Carolina in 1973, it was purchased by the second North Carolina owner on December 6, 1977 with 54K miles. Over the... More
Sold new in St Petersburg, Florida in 1976, it remained there for many years until purchased by Pennsylvania Owner #2. t has been garage kept... More
Lots of airplane style toggle and slide switches for this unrestored Lincoln Premiere. That was the style then and these switches control options like... More
Drive in classic comfort in this one owner 1986 Lincoln Town Car with less than 18,000 original miles. Powered by a 4.9 liter V-8... More
1978 LINCOLN MARK V BELIEVED TO BE 14,358 ORIGINAL MILES! FINISHED IN LIGHT JADE METALLIC WITH WHITE LEATHER INTERIOR! RARE CARRIAGE ROOF! 460-CUBIC-INCH V-8! AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION! 4-WHEEL DISC BRAKES! ORIGINAL 8-TRACK... More


text:
It's Hatched! 221 Bought
Add a little color to your kitchen or bathroom experience: $11 for an LED light water faucet tap. The tap is easy to install, and once on it displays seven colors, creating a beautiful waterfall of light when in use. It features ABS chroming material to resist corrosion and provide durability. The tap regularly costs $40, which means this deal works out to 72% off!
LED Light Water Faucet Tap
Shonabella LLC
Subscribe below and we'll send you a daily deal alert for Outlet.
MontgomeryPhoenixPhoenix - East Valley Phoenix - West ValleyLittle RockMountain HomePalm SpringsSacramentoSalinasVisaliaDenverNorthern ColoradoDelawareWashingtonFort Myers/Cape CoralFSUJacksonvillePensacolaSpace CoastTallahasseeTampa BayUCF / East Seminole CountyAtlantaMaconGuamChicagoEast Central Indiana / RichmondIndianapolisLafayetteMuncieDes MoinesIowa CityLouisvilleAcadianaCentral LouisianaMonroe/West MonroeOpelousasShreveportBangorPortlandMontgomery CountySalisbury/Ocean CityBattle Creek / KalamazooDetroitGrand RapidsLansingLivingston CountyPort HuronCentral MinnesotaTwin CitiesHattiesburgJacksonOzarksSt. LouisGreat FallsRenoCentral JerseyCumberland CountyMonmouth CountyNorth JerseyOcean CountySouth JerseyBinghamtonBuffaloElmiraIthacaPoughkeepsieRochesterWestchesterAshevilleThe TriadCincinnatiClevelandCoshocton / Holmes CountyFairfield CountyLicking CountyMarion CountyMuskingum ValleyNorth Central OhioNorth CoastScioto ValleySalemColumbiaGreenvilleSioux FallsClarksvilleJacksonKnoxvilleMurfreesboroNashvilleSouthern UtahNorthern VermontNorthern VirginiaStauntonCentral WisconsinFond du Lac / OshkoshFox CitiesGreen BaySheboygan / Manitowoc
There's one last thing we need from you to create your account.


text:
Primary tabs
I am a State College resident in my late twenties. I grew up in Bucks County outside of Philly and proudly wear my Eagles hoodie here in Steelers country.
I am a big theatre buff and a fan of the arts in general. I love traveling, reading European historical biographies and watching Top Gear. I enjoy country music, rock music and show tunes (don't judge me!). My favorite country music tends to be songs with a country/rock blend or "angry girl" country (go Wreckers and Miranda Lambert!). I am excited to be part of the Big Froggy family and look forward to a hoppy future! :-)


text:
does not include shipping and tax
1-year limited warranty
List Price $250.00 Save $90.01 (36%)
Want it delivered 03-18-2014?
Order it in the next 18 hr and 24 min
and choose Next Day Air Morning at checkout.
Show Other ReviewsCreate an online reviewand share your thoughts with other customers
Things I liked:Feels and operates much like a real firearm for training purposes. Great quality. What others should know:Still haven't perfected getting paintballs to fire well. Some break in the barrel. Rubber balls and the dust balls shoot great. Show Other ReviewsCreate an online review and share your thoughts with other customers
Got a question? Got an answer? Sign Into Your Account Sign Into Your Existing Account | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Service Plans | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||


text:
We ship worldwide. The postage rates for your order are displayed before payment, which is processed using Paypal. You can pay using your Paypal account or any of the following cards:
A masterful, sublime cover of the Young Holt by the newly-formed combo; backed with Roy Richards' classic harmonica version of Summertime.
Please click the Round button to continue.
(You only need to do this check once)


text:
Big News
I have some pretty exciting news to share: as of this afternoon, Wezen-Ball will now be featured over at Baseball Prospectus (along with quite a few other very talented writers). I am very excited for the chance to join one of the biggest names in baseball writing, and I am very much looking forward to the opportunities - and the audience - that BP affords. Being a part of such a well-respected organization, and among such quality writers, can only help make Wezen-Ball an even better place to be.
The blog as you see it here will still exist, but mostly so that old articles (like Charlie Brown's stats and the Tater Trot Tracker) can still be found. I'll update over here occasionally, if I feel like writing about non-baseball issues or if I have something to say that doesn't quite fit at BP. I also plan to leave the occasional reminder about what you may be missing at Baseball Prospectus if you don't have it bookmarked. I wouldn't want anyone to get lost when it comes to my writing.
And, yes, Baseball Prospectus is a pay-site, so some of my blog posts will be behind the paywall. But, as a BP blogger, a higher percentage of my writing should be on the free-side of the wall than most. I'll be sure to let people know whenever a post is for subscribers only. (And don't forget - you could always subscribe yourself. You'd be getting access to a lot more quality writing than just me!)
I hope everyone here follows me over to Baseball Prospectus. I know change is weird sometimes, but I honestly think this change will be great for everyone. My time at Bloguin has been nothing short of exceptional, and I want to thank Ben, Dave, and Derek for everything they've done for me. If you're a blogger yourself and you're looking for a new host/network, I would not hesitate in the slightest to contact Bloguin. You'll be glad you did.
And with that said, we're off to BP. Hope to see you over there soon! Here's a good starting point. And don't forget, you can always find me on Twitter at @wezen_ball.


text:
Sam Bhaumik
2420 Sand Hill Road, Ste 100
Menlo Park, CA 94025
Technology Banking
Silicon Valley
Joined Team
10.24.2011Job Description
Sam oversees the Silicon Valley region.
- Is a HUGE Formula 1 Racing fan.
- Is a High Performance driving instructor for the BMWCCA.
- Enjoys collecting and drinking Pinot Noir and Zinfandel wines.
- Was seen cycling in the French Alps last summer.
- Prior to Square 1, Sam was the Senior Managing Director and Technology Group Head at Hercules Technology Growth Capital.
- He has also held the position of Vice President and Western Regional Manager at the NYSE.
- Previously he was Senior Vice President at Comerica Bank, Co-founder of the Technology Group at Imperial Bank, and Vice President at Silicon Valley Bank.
- MBA from Santa Clara University
- BS from San Jose State University
Back To Members List


text:
UK soldier unexpectedly gives birth in Afghanistan
By DAVID STRINGER, Associated Press
LONDON (AP) — Hours after a British soldier in Afghanistan told medics she was suffering from stomach pains, the Royal Artillery gunner unexpectedly gave birth to a boy — the first child ever born to a member of Britain's armed forces in combat.
Britain's defense ministry said Thursday the soldier told authorities she had not been aware she was pregnant and only consulted doctors on the day that she went into labor.
The soldier, who arrived in Afghanistan in March, delivered the child Tuesday at Camp Bastion, the vast desert camp in southern Afghanistan's Helmand province where Prince Harry is deployed and a Taliban attack last week killed two U.S. Marines.
"Mother and baby are both in a stable condition in the hospital and are receiving the best possible care," the ministry said in a statement. It said a team of doctors would fly out to Afghanistan in the coming days to help the soldier and her son return safely to Britain.
[See: How to Have a Happier, Healthier, Smarter Baby]
The U.K. does not allow female soldiers to deploy on operation if they are pregnant. Although the soldier's child was conceived before her tour of duty began in March, she is not likely to face censure. Britain has sent female soldiers home from wars after they became pregnant — including about 60 from Afghanistan — but hasn't previously had a servicewoman go into labor in a war zone.
In 2009, the U.S. military in Iraq issued a policy that could punish soldiers who became pregnant there and their sexual partners — then quickly rescinded it after a storm of criticism.
The British soldier, a citizen of Fiji, is one of about 500 British military women serving in Afghanistan. She is also among around 2,000 Fijians who serve in the British military, even though the country became independent from Britain in 1970.
Camp Bastion, which hosts the U.S. Camp Leatherneck, is home to most of Britain's 9,500 soldiers in Afghanistan, including Prince Harry — who arrived there earlier this month to serve as an attack helicopter gunner. Last Friday, a Taliban assault on the base ended up with two U.S. marines killed and six American fighter jets destroyed.
Maj. Charles Heyman, a retired officer and author of "'The British Army Guide" said the unexpected birth would cause some concern at the base.
[See: Babyfacts: What Doctors Get Wrong]
"This sort of thing makes life difficult for everyone else, but the important thing is the welfare of the female soldier. This could have gone wrong and we don't know if the attack on Camp Bastion might have forced the birth," said Maj. Charles Heyman, a retired officer and author of "'The British Army Guide."
Heyman said it may have been "that the excitement of the tour masked the symptoms of the pregnancy."
Belinda Phipps, chief executive of the National Childbirth Trust, a British parenting charity, also suggested the soldier's demanding work could explain why she either didn't know she was pregnant, or had attempted to ignore the signs.
"It could be that she was so very focused on other things, and because she was in a life-or-death scenario, that she simply didn't recognize that she was pregnant," Phipps said.
Phipps said the pregnancy may not have been obvious to the soldier's colleagues. "Not everyone has a very big baby bump, some women carry their baby far inside," she said.
Patrick O'Brien, a consultant obstetrician at University College London Hospital, said cases of unnoticed pregnancies were unusual, but that he encountered at least one each year.
[See: Pregnant? Get Your Choline!]
"There are some women who have very irregular periods, often women who are very fit and exercise a lot. There are women who don't have sickness during pregnancy. Some women — particularly those who are overweight — don't recognize they have put on weight, or feel the baby moving," O'Brien said.
Many cases involved women who refused to accept that they were pregnant and attempted to disguise it, particularly young women living at home.


text:
Community Blog Topic Results: New WoW classes
AedanBlounsø at SnobGoblin describes the bard class in full detail, including specs like the Heartmender:
Primary Abilities
Song of Hope - Restores an allys health and increase their damage done
Unearthly Affection - Convinces an enemy to redirect their attack to another ally.
Pure of Heart - Melee attacks against the Heartmender causes an aura of protection to slow the attacking enemy while healing the Heartmender.
Hymn of Heresy - Waves of mystical energy emerge from the Heartmender, causing allies to increase their critical strike rating while damaging enemies.
Arrows of the Soul - Heartmenders convert agility to intellect.
Filed under: Analysis / Opinion


text:
Find out what's going on in Abilene & the Big Country. Enhanced calendar and more »
Photo by Tommy Metthe, Tommy Metthe/Abilene Reporter-News
Thomas Metthe/Reporter-News Wylie's Tucker Smith (15) and Meagan McCright (18) leave the court after the Lady Bulldogs' loss to Lucas Lovejoy in the Class 3A state championship volleyball match on Saturday, Nov. 19, 2011, at Strahan Coliseum in San Marcos.
Feels Like: 39°
Humidity: 60%
Precip: 4%
Feels Like: 75°
Humidity: 24%
Precip: 5%
Feels Like: 52°
Humidity: 72%
Coogs beat Odessa Permian, 8-0, at home
I just called to say I ate snake
Hymns uplift hearts and souls at The Windsor's weekly "Sing"
Abilene, Big Country and Texas High School Football at its best.
Nominate a junior from an Abilene or Wylie ISD high school by March 14th
Get up-to-date severe weather info anywhere. Download for iPhone or Android


text:
MCKENZIE MAPS offers high quality, rugged, waterproof guides and maps to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW / BWCA), Quetico Provincial Park, Isle Royale, Voyageurs National Park, Lake Superior, Apostle Islands, and the surrounding lakes region. These tough waterproof maps are designed to assist users in Canoeing, Portaging, Fishing, and Hiking in and around these natural wilderness areas.
Map Features:
- Portages
- Campsites
- Trails
- Water depth contours where available
- Full topographic details with hill shading
- UTM navigation information (a must for GPS users)
- Many other important details to make navigation easier and more efficient.
McKenzie Maps are printed in full color with hill shading to emphasize elevations, and are printed on high quality, rugged, waterproof plastic paper to endure rough outdoor conditions. Our highly detailed BWCA/Quetico maps are 25" x 30" at a scale of 1:31680, approximately 2" = 1 mile, and cover an area approximately 144 square miles. Other maps vary in size and scale; you will find that information in the individual map descriptions. The maps are reviewed annually by Park and Forest Service officials, DNR officials, guides, outfitters and resort owners.
Maps are shipped folded unless requested rolled, with the exception of maps A1 & A2, which are always shipped rolled.


text:
A tough decision lay before the Monday afternoon: Take the faster course of action or the safer one.
The board voted unanimously in favor of the safer option of allowing the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection (DEEP) oversee the cleanup of contaminants at the recently purchased Schlumberger property in the middle of town.
Ridgefield voters approved late last year the town's $6 million purchase of the 45-acre campus that once housed but has been empty for about six years.
The choice before the board was to either have the DEEP oversee the project, which could take the maximum amount of time (eight years) to come to completion, or have a licensed environmental professional (LEP) hired by Schlumberger lead the remediation.
Ultimately, the board decided it would be better in the long run to be assured of a thorough cleanup via the DEEP option rather than depend on Schlumberger's hire, which First Selectman Rudy Marconi likened to "leaving the fox in charge of the chicken coop."
"The most prudent path is going with the DEEP," Selectman Andrew Bodner said. "The LEP doesn't work for us."
Bodner was once a more outspoken proponent of flipping the property as soon as possible to return the town's investment -- he decided Tuesday, however, that it would be more beneficial to the town to get it done right the first time.
"It's better to have somebody in charge who doesn't have a dog in the fight," said Selectwoman Di Masters.
Contaminants on the property include the contents of a leaky oil tank, as well as higher-than-normal levels of the element beryllium -- the DEEP considers neither to be a significant threat to human health or the environment, though, and would therefore not assign it a priority.
"I don't have a problem with it taking a little longer," Selectwoman Barbara Manners said. "If you want to flip it as fast as you can, it's not going to happen with the DEEP, but there's no assurance of complete protection if we go with the LEP."


text:
The "SDC Timelines" list the important dates for the Student Data Collection (SDC) system process. They indicate the critical tasks that school administrators must perform during each phase of data collection to ensure that test materials are properly ordered and student information is accurate.
SDC Timelines [PDF] | Posted 01.31.14
This bulletin provides an overview of the assessment structure and administration. Also included is information regarding educator resources available on the EQAO Web site.
2013–2014 Bulletin for Teachers [PDF] | Posted 12.13.13
Click the links below to access student assessment booklets containing actual questions from the assessments and scoring guides containing examples of student answers taken from past years' assessments.
NEW ALTERNATIVE FORMATS: Large-Print, Braille, MP3 audio, RTF, Word and WordPDF formats of the 2012–2013 Assessment Booklets.
2012–2013 | 2011–2012 | 2010–2011 | 2009–2010 | 2008–2009 | 2007–2008
Additional Tasks: These tasks have been used in a previous assessment. Teachers may use them as instructional tools or for classroom assessment with students in either applied or academic programs.
[PDF] | Posted 12.23.05
Mathematical formulas are provided on the Formula Sheets for student reference during the assessment. Formulas are given for perimeter, area and volume for various geometric figures; the academic formula sheet also includes surface area.
NEW: Braille and MP3 audio formats formula sheets
This guide has been developed to provide direction and information to principals and teachers administering the Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics in winter or spring 2014. Administering the assessment according to the guidelines in this document will ensure province-wide consistency before, during and after the administration.
Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics Administration Guide, 2014 [PDF] | Posted 11.19.13
Grade 9 test-related research bulletin
Counting the EQAO Grade 9 Mathematics Assessment Toward Course Marks Makes a Difference in Student Results [PDF] | Posted 12.16.11
This guide provides information and directions to assist principals and teachers in making decisions about special provisions for English language learners and accommodations for students with special education needs writing the Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics.
Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics Guide for Accommodations and Special Provisions, 2014 [PDF] | Posted 11.19.13
The summary of results provides an overview of results at the provincial level as well as a comparison of results over time and strategies to assist teachers, parents and other education stakeholders in helping students develop and demonstrate their knowledge and skills in mathematics.
Summary of Results and Strategies for Teachers, 2012–2013 [PDF] | Posted 09.25.13
This sample Individual Student Report shows how students receive their results for the province-wide Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics, 2012–2013.
Applied [PDF] | Posted 09.25.13
Academic [PDF] | Posted 09.25.13
EQAO is privileged to have gathered a number of stories from local school communities that exemplify the many successful learning environments in publicly funded schools across the province.
Posted 09.25.2013
This report provides an overview of the work of the agency, its evolution over the last 16 years and its influence on public education in Ontario.
EQAO: Ontario's Provincial Assessment Program—Its History and Influence [PDF] | Posted 06.27.13
This document outlines EQAO's policies and procedures related to the Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics. These are reflected in the section "Administration Day: What happens if…?" in the Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics administration guide.
EQAO Policies and Procedures [PDF] | Posted 02.01.13
The French Immersion Glossary is to be used by French Immersion students who study mathematics in French.
French Immersion Glossary [PDF] | Posted 01.07.13
This guide describes the two EQAO tests Ontario students write in secondary school (available for download in 21 languages).
This document describes how EQAO's provincial tests, which gather information from every student at key stages of their education, contribute to public accountability and to the continuous improvement on the part of every student in Ontario's publicly funded education system.
The Power of Ontario's Provincial Testing Program [PDF] | Posted 02.29.12
Throughout the assessment, key words are used to identify the type of response required from students.
Key words [PDF] | Posted 12.09.11This video highlights key responsibilities of Ontario educators concerning the proper administration of EQAO's provincial tests. Full instructions are contained in the Administration and Accommodation Guides appropriate to each assessment.
Running time: 00:04:47 | Posted 03.22.11
This document describes in full the responsibilities of all those involved at any stage before, during or after the administration of the Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics in schools. An abbreviated version appears in the Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics administration guide posted on this Web site.
Professional Responsibilities for the Administration of the Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics [PDF] | Posted 11.19.10
This video describes how Ontario's province-wide assessments are linked to The Ontario Curriculum and how the results are used to help improve learning for all students.
Running time: 00:04:57 | Posted 09.15.10
This video presentation is designed to encourage parents and guardians to track their children's literacy progress and talk with their children's teachers about how best to provide the support that's needed.
Running time: 00:03:10 | Posted 09.15.10
These reports outline the technical features and professional expertise that were used to ensure the accuracy, validity and psychometric integrity of the EQAO assessments. A full report and an executive summary are prepared each year.
View ReportsEQAO Connects is a Web magazine that has been created specifically for Ontario educators and is published three times a year!
With EQAO Connects,
EQAO Connects is also a great opportunity to connect with other educators across the province!
This framework provides a detailed description of the EQAO Grade 9 Assessment of Mathematics, which is conducted each year in Ontario. It also describes how the Grade 9 assessment aligns with the expectations in The Ontario Curriculum.
Framework [PDF] | Posted 04.03.09
This guide is intended to assist school and school board administrators in interpreting their students' assessment results in order to improve student learning. Topics include:
Using Data to Promote Student Success: August 2008 [PDF] | Posted 10.01.08
EQAO assessments are scored using rubrics. The Grade 9 rubrics for mathematics give the criteria for scoring and describe the type of student response that receives each of the codes.
Mathematics: Open Response (Grades 3, 6 and 9 assessments)
Posted 05.10.05


text:
Parts & Accessories
Cars & Trucks
XP Digital (electronics) Team Associated Brand Tools Glue, Grease, & Oils Exhaust Systems Turnbuckles & Hinge Pins Factory Team Hardware Bearings/Bushings Wheels & Tires Motors & Engines Pinion, Spur, & Clutch Bell Gears Bodies & Wings Parts & Upgrades Accessories Parts for non-AE Vehicles LRP Clearance Items 12mm Big Bore Parts Centro C4.2 Conversion Kit Promotional Books & Discs iPhone®/Android™ Apps Digital Downloads Books Web Specials View a Vehicle's Parts List Excel Data Exports
A variety of data exports are available for download. You can open these data exports with Microsoft Excel® or any compatible program.
All Products All Products w/ Current Vehicle Mapping All Products w/ All Vehicle Mapping Team Associated Products Reedy Products Replay XD Products Cars & Trucks Only Download a Vehicle's Parts List |
Print this Page:
FT Anti-Roll Bar Kit (includes 3 bars)
http://teamassociated.com/parts/details/31057... Would you like to print the entire page, or just the main content on the page? E-Mail this Page to a Friend:
FT Anti-Roll Bar Kit (includes 3 bars)
In Stock
Detailed Part Description: Without anti-roll bars on a high traction surface, a car's weight will be thrown from one side or the other as it turns (chassis roll), which can make it less controllable. The anti-roll bar ends are attached to the suspension arms and the midpoint of the bar is fixed to the bulkhead. The anti-roll bars' restriction of excessive upward arm movement stabilizes a car from excessive chassis roll. (That's why they are called anti-roll bars.) |


text:
Palla Table Lamp
Palla table lamp features a white linen shade and polished chrome/crystals finish. Shade has two metal pull chains and five differently sized crystal balls stanched with polished chrome accents. Available in a table and floor lamp version as well as a 10 and 16 inch diameter option. Two 100 watt, 120 volt, A19 medium incandescent lamps not included. General light distribution. UL/cUL listed. Shade dimensions are 16W x 9.5H. 16 inch diameter x 28.5 inch height.
Product Name Order Code | Finish Color | Width | Lamp | Stock | List Price | Our Price |
Palla Table Lamp TT5800 | 16" | INC Incandescent | 8 | $287.50 | $207.00 |
Dimensions: 16"L x 28.5"H x 16"W |
Lamp Source: Incandescent |
Bulb: 2 x A19/Medium (E26)/72W/120V Incandescent Bulb not included |
Dimmer: Incandescent |
About Trend
Trend Lighting has a 30 year reputation for designing innovative transitional and contemporary lighting fixtures. The vast collection of table lamps, chandeliers, ceiling lights and wall sconces has put Trend Lighting on the map, everywhere from high class hotels like the Bellagio to your own living room.


text:
Pink And Green Ladybug
A pink ladybug with green spots stands smiling on this t-shirt for girls. This t-shirt can be personalized with your own text! Made of 100% cotton, this fine 1x1 rib knit t-shirt features a more form-fitting cut with cap sleeves--perfect for little girls. *Our shirts will shrink an average of one size when put in the dryer. Please choose your sizes accordingly, using our SIZING CHART.
Your satisfaction is guaranteed.
artist: Amy Adele
style: flat card
size: t shirt
paper type: heavy
printing method: Digital Direct to Garment
printing method: Digital Direct to Garment
font shown: Big Fun
font color shown: black
item code: ts064p
envelopes: none
(see matching items below for return address printing)


text:
Item ships from Geneva, Switzerland to:
We will display the corresponding shipping prices once a country is selected.
For customers in the US or customers in the EU
Geneva, Switzerland
The Burgundy Round earrings are strongly inspired by the geometric shapes of the jewellery of the 1960' and the designs of a couture legend: Madame Grès.These earrings are part of the maria-xuan winter 2012 "geometric" collection, which reflects a wish to add structure to my jewellery.
Those earrings are a continuation of the Round earrings from the winter collection 2011, the buffalo horn has now a hand made burgundy lacquered stripe made with the Vietnamese lacquer techniques .
6cm diameter
The earrings are made of a 6cm diameter buffalo horn ring and they are finished with a silver ear peg and ear scroll.
Standard Policy across Boticca:All Boticca designers without exception provide at minimum an exchange or a full refund (including the original shipping but excluding the return shipping) within 7 days of receipt of the piece if you are unhappy with your purchase, or if it has been damaged in transit. You will need to message the designer on Boticca within 7 days of receipt and the designer will provide you with instructions. Please note that bespoke or customised pieces cannot be refunded.


text:
Exposed! Tom Cruise's Prospective Wife Questionnaire
The newest issue of Vanity Fair contains an article about Scientology, alleging that the Church held auditions in 2004 to find a wife for Tom Cruise. And with Tommy Boy single again, that means there's a new opening! Since we would never stand in the way of love (or, for that matter, downwind of it), we're happy to present another journalistic exclusive.
Emerging Details From North Korea Leader Kim Jong Un's Recent Wedding
Today it was announced that recently-appointed North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has entered the bonds of holy matrimony. Not much is known about the wife, Ri Sol-Ju, besides the fact that she has a thing for round, frowning despots. Although North Korea is a notoriously secretive country, details of the wedding spectacular still seem to be leaking through. Maybe Kim's drunk uncle Frank accidentally went on a rant to the press. Maybe the wedding cake had a delicious, wire-tap center.
Cheap Jokes That Lesser Humor Sites are Making About Mark Zuckerberg's Wedding Night
Over the weekend Facebook founder (and our eventual dark overlord) Mark Zuckerberg got married to his college sweetheart. And that got us thinking about what happens after the wedding. You know...paying the caterers! Hold on, what were YOU thinking of?!? Gross! Apparently, not everyone is as high-minded and mature as we are — which is why we shamefully point out these...
Reasons Why Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie Finally Got Engaged
After 7 years and almost as many babies, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt announced that they're engaged to be married. What does this mean for the allegedly-happy couple? For one thing, they can look forward to getting a brand new toaster! It also means you'll have to read these…


text:
Tripp Newsom III, Broker Salesperson
Coldwell Banker Vanguard Realty, Inc.
3610 Saint Johns Ave Jacksonville, FL
Office: (904) 384-3338 , Mobile: , Fax:
3610 Saint Johns Ave Jacksonville, FL
Office: (904) 384-3338 , Mobile: , Fax:
, Contact:
Email or Phone required for Assistant
Thank you for taking the time to view my Profile.
After many years in the Jacksonville area, I feel that I could be a benefit to you in your search.
* if you already have a photo or video, uploading a new file will replace your current selection.
Contact Tripp Newsom III
Coldwell Banker Vanguard Realty, Inc.
3610 Saint Johns Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32205
Office Phone:
(904) 384-3338
(904) 384-9567
- Tops in Sales
- Tops in Listings
- Top Office Producer
- Top in Office Listings
- Numerous Multi-Million Dollar Awards
- Licensed Real Estate BROKER.
- Listing and Selling Residential Real Estate since the mid 1980's.
- Served on many Boards and Advisory Boards in the Community.
- Grew up in Jacksonville and attended Local Schools.
- Tripp has been a Multi-Million Dollar Sales Leader since the mid 1980's.
- He has been a consistasnt Leader in the Historic Districts of Northeast Florida Home sales. Avondale, Ortega and Riverside have been a large percentage of his success during the years.
- He grew up in Jacksonville, attending local schools and has extensive knowledge of the Northeast Florida communities.
- Historic Homes, Riverside, Avondale, Ortega, San Marco
- Naval Relocation
- Waterfront Homes
- Diverse Family Needs
- Empty Nesters
- Listening and Working with Sellers and Buyers to meet their needs.
- Understanding and being of service to the Special need of the Buyer and Seller.
- Working with and understanding the diverse needs of the Buyer.
- English
Specialty Markets
- Retirement
- Military Markets
- Buyer Representative
- Luxury Properties
- Relocation
- Vacation/Second
Social Media
Social Pins
Social Feeds
Your profile is currently connected to Twitter
Please save to disconnect Twitter
Please select which Facebook page you administer that you would
like to connect ("Default" is the account you used to log in):
Your profile is currently connected to Facebook
Please save to disconnect Facebook
Your profile is currently connected to Google+
Please save to disconnect Google Plus


text:
Philip Nel > Shameless Self-Promotion > Books
Crockett Johnson, Barnaby, Volume Two: 1944-1945. Co-edited by Philip Nel and Eric Reynolds. Introduction by Jules Feiffer. Essays by R.C. Harvey and Max Lerner. Biographical Essay and Notes by Philip Nel. Design by Daniel Clowes. Seattle, WA: Fantagraphics Books, June 2014. 375 pp.
Crockett Johnson, Barnaby, Volume One: 1942-1943. Co-edited by Philip Nel and Eric Reynolds. Introduction by Chris Ware. Essays by Jeet Heer and Dorothy Parker. Biographical Essay and Notes by Philip Nel. Design by Daniel Clowes. Seattle, WA: Fantagraphics Books, 2013. 319 pp.
Philip Nel, Crockett Johnson and Ruth Krauss: How an Unlikely Couple Found Love, Dodged the FBI, and Transformed Children's Literature. University Press of Mississippi, 2012. 368 pages, 88 illustrations. Cover by Chris Ware.
Philip Nel and Lissa Paul, editors, Keywords for Children's Literature. New York University Press, 2011. 282 pages.
Julia Mickenberg and Philip Nel, editors, Tales for Little Rebels: A Collection of Radical Children's Literature. Foreword by Jack Zipes. New York University Press, 2008. 295 pages, 100 illustrations.
Philip Nel, The Annotated Cat: Under the Hats of Seuss and His Cats. Random House, 2007.
Crockett Johnson, Magic Beach. Appreciation by Maurice Sendak. Afterword by Philip Nel. Asheville, NC: Front Street, 2005. 64 pages.
Philip Nel, Dr. Seuss: American Icon. New York and London: Continuum Publishing, 2004. 320 pages, 33 illustrations.
Philip Nel, The Avant-Garde and American Postmodernity: Small Incisive Shocks. Jackson and London: University Press of Mississippi, 2002. 249 pages, 41 illustrations.
Philip Nel, J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter Novels: A Reader's Guide. New York and London: Continuum Publishing, 2001. 96 pages.
Philip Nel, J. K. Rowling's Harry Potter Novels: A Reader's Guide. Japanese translation by Ihei Taniguchi. Tokyo: Jiritsu-shobo Inc., 2002. 166 pages. |
available. |
Philip Nel and Eric Reynolds, eds., The Complete Barnaby. 5 volumes. Fantagraphics. First volume forthcoming in February 2013.
Children's Literature and the Left. Co-edited with Julia Mickenberg. Special issue. Children's Literature Association Quarterly 30.4 (Winter 2005).
"Children's Literature Goes to War: Dr. Seuss, P.D. Eastman, Munro Leaf, and the Private SNAFU Films (1943-46)." The Journal of Popular Culture 40.3 (June 2007): 468-87.
"Is There a Text in This Advertising Campaign?: Literature, Marketing, and Harry Potter." The Lion and the Unicorn 29.2 (Apr. 2005): 236-267.
"Crockett Johnson and the Purple Crayon: A Life in Art." Comic Art 5 (Winter 2004): 2-18.
"Don DeLillo's Return to Form: The Modernist Poetics of The Body Artist." Contemporary Literature 43.4 (Winter 2002): 736-59.
"'A small incisive shock': Modern Forms, Postmodern Politics, and the Role of the Avant-Garde in Don DeLillo's Underworld." Modern Fiction Studies 45.3 (Fall 1999): 724-52.
Review of Tove Jansson's Moomin: The Complete Tove Jansson Comic Strip, Vol. 1. ImageText 3.3 (Summer 2007). |
"O Puppet, Where Art Thou?: The Transformations of Pinocchio." Review of Richard Wunderlich and Thomas J. Morrissey's Pinocchio Goes Postmodern: Perils of a Puppet in the United States. Children's Literature 32 (2004): 226-230.
"Metaphors and Paranoia: Two Approaches to Contemporary American Fiction." Review of Timothy Melley's Empire of Conspiracy: The Culture of Paranoia in Postwar America and Arthur Saltzman's This Mad "Instead": Governing Metaphors in Contemporary Fiction. Modern Fiction Studies 48.2 (Summer 2002): 480-85.
For a complete list of refereed reviews, please click on this sentence.
Academia.edu | Amazon | Blog |
Wikipedia |
This page was last updated on
The pages listed above may have been updated more recently.


text:
Contour Slim Jean
Online Exclusive!
Curvy 5-pocket jean with a slim, full-length leg and pieced back pockets glinting with copper-tinged crystals and golden heat-set studs.
- Our curvy fit. Curvy through the hip and thigh and sits just below the waist.
- Slim full-length leg.
- Dark wash.
- Shank button and zip fly; belt loops.
- Faded thighs. Two-toned stitching. Signature hardware.
- 73% cotton, 14% rayon, 11% polyester, 2% spandex. Hand wash. Imported.
- Inseams: regular 32", short 29.5", long, 34".


text:
Portfolio Construction
Sector & Country Exposure
Create a diversified portfolio using sector and country-specific iShares ETFs.
Fixed Income Portfolio Builder
Build a fixed income portfolio based on a client's risk/return objectives.
Correlation Calculator
Create more diversified portfolios and identify similar investment opportunities.
Research and Performance
Fund Screener
Dynamically filter iShares ETFs by a wide range of criteria including asset class, holdings and sector exposure.
Quotes & Charts
View a summary of intra-day market quotes for all iShares ETFs or other securities.
Index Comparison Tool
Research and compare indexes.
Use it to:
- Perform side by side comparisons of index attributes such as holdings, market capitalization and returns.
- Tailor your own comparison of indexes.
- Choose which iShares ETF to add to a portfolio.
Historical Returns Tool
Dynamically generate historical returns for iShares ETF products


text:
By Andrew Gans
13 Nov 2012
The 6 PM concert of Stephen Sondheim tunes will feature the talents of the vocal group Marquee Five as well as Sarah Rice, Jim Brochu, Stephanie D'Abruzzo, Darius de Haas, Hilary Cole, Marquee Five, Molly Pope, T. Oliver Reid, Julie Reyburn and Lucia Spina.
Series creator Phil Geoffrey Bond will host the evening with musical direction by Joshua Stephen Kartes.
There is a $20-$30 cover charge plus a $25 food/beverage minimum. Doors open at 4:30 PM.


text:
recipe reviews for:
"This recipe is an unusual yet yummy blend of ingredients. Beef and lentils are accented with spiced turnip, raisins and figs. It is a hearty yet easy one-pot meal."
Cooking Level: Expert
My Profile | Cooks I Like Reviews | Photos | Recipes | Menus | Blog
Cooking Level: Intermediate
Everything you need to party like a leprechaun.
New for spring! Good-for-you food you'll love to eat.
Delicious recipes, party ideas, and helpful cooking tips! Get a year of Allrecipes magazine for just $9.99!
See how to make a hearty, low-fat beef stew.
Make this five-star stew in your slow cooker!
See how to make a classic stovetop beef stew.