text:
H&M uses cookies to give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use our services, we'll assume that you're happy with this.
Find out more about cookies
CONSCIOUS. Velour trousers with an elasticated drawstring waist and ribbed hems.
25% polyester, 75% cotton.
Machine wash at 40˚
Keep away from fire. The items shown with this symbol are not required to comply with flammability performance requirements of "the Nightwear Safety regulations 1987" and have therefore not been tested to those requirements
Additional info
Size Guide
Sold out.


text:
Awesome Ski In/Out @ Resort Plaza,K,Q bds Pool,Hot Tubs in Park City
- bedrooms 1
- baths 1
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Silver Mill House
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 625 - $ 625 / week
$ 1,150 - $ 1,150 / month
vacation rental description
This privately owned luxury condominium is located in the coveted
Silver Mill House at PCMR Resort Plaza at the Park City Mountain
Resort Base and is just a few feet from the ticket windows, PayDay
Ski Lift, ski school and rental shops.
Enjoy this spacious and newly renovated 1 Bedroom and 1 Full Bath
Condominium with Queen-size Murphy Bed as well as a Sleeper Sofa in the family room (Sleeps 2 - 5). We also keep a couple inflatable twin air mattresses & extra bedding in the closets for flexibility in sleeping arrangements.
Pamper yourself in the mountainside indoor/outdoor heated pool and indoor and outdoor hot tubs. Relax in the steam room, sauna, tanning bed and fitness
Resort shopping and restaurants are just outside your condo. Walk or
take the free shuttle to the popular Main Street area to experience a
fun evening atmosphere or historical mining town by day.
This beautifully appointed true ski in/ski out condo has a
spacious family room with pull out sofa bed, balcony, 36" LCD Flat Panel HDTV &
CD/DVD player. The fully equipped kitchen has alder cabinets, granite
countertops and all appliances, including microwave, ice
maker, all cooking utensils, small applicances and dishware.
Enjoy the romantic gas fireplace in the spacious Master suite,
complete with king-sized bed, built-in cabinets, TV, tub/shower in
the luxurious granite & tiled bathroom, a personal safe, and its own balcony
overlooking the Plaza. Perfect for couples or small families.
A washer and dryer are in the unit and all linens and towels
are furnished.
Bring your laptop and enjoy Wi-Fi internet access. If you didn't
bring a computer, there is a desk top computer with internet access
and printer are available free to guests in the building.
Step off the slopes for a lunch break back at the condo or for a
quick change apres ski. Access is easy via the elevator or up one
flight of stairs. You are within walking distance of all activities
so leave your car in the free underground parking garage.
This is truly a Ski-In/Ski-Out location at the Park City Mountain
Resort Base! You will not be disappointed!
Coming with friends? We also have available a TWO BEDROOM/TWO BATH
gold-rated unit (sleeps 4-6) on the same floor right next door!
See Vacation Rentals listing #20079. 'Awesome Ski-In/Out Two Bdm @
PCMRBase, Pool, Hot Tubs'. For more information look for our website, input 'awesome ski in ski out park city silver mill house' in the search terms of your browser.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 09-1-2014 at 4:23 PM.
email owner view full calendar
Belinda Simile 740-972-7063
condo rental amenities
Wi-Fi wireless internet
DVD/CD Cable TV
Ceiling Fan
TV's in ea BR
Alarm Clock
Gas fireplace in MBR
2 Balconies
Full Brand New Kitchen w/Stainless Appliances and Granite Countertops
Refrigerator w/ Ice Maker
Small Appliances
Cooking Utensils
Linens and Towels
Washer/Dryer in Unit
Indoor/Outdoor Heated Pool
Hot Tubs - indoor & outdoor
Steam Room
Tanning Bed
Plaza Ice Rink
Free computer access w/ internet and printer
Onsite check in
Free Underground Garage Parking
Free Shuttle to Downtown Area
PayDay Ski Lift and ticket windows steps away
activities and attractions in Park City Utah
Winter: Downhill and cross-country skiing, ice skating,
snowboarding, snowmobiling, tubing, sledding, ice skating, sleigh
rides, dogsledding, and at nearby Olympic Park-bobsledding.
Summer: Alpine Slide, Zip Rider, Lift-assisted mountain biking and
hiking, Diggler Scooter rentals, Little Miners Park, Human Maze,
climbing wall, fly-fishing, hay rides, river rafting, outdoor music
festivals, cycling, Rails to Trails bike paths, boating/jet skiing.
Year Round: Historic Main Street shopping, restaurants and
nightlife. Relaxing in heated indoor/outdoor pool and hot tubs.
vacation rental rates
2013-2014 Rates:
Lift Open to Dec 12 (Low Season)................................................$180/night
Dec. 13 to Dec.18 (Special Early Season).....................................$295/night
Dec 19 to Jan 2 (Holiday-5 nt. min.)...........................................$475/night
Jan 3 to Jan 15 (Special Value Rate).........................................$350/night
Jan 16 to Jan 21 (MLK Weekend)................................................$385/night
Jan 22 to Feb 1 (Sundance-4nt min; will rent 1-3 nts @$475/nt).....$385/night
Feb 2 to Feb 12 ......................................................................$385/night
Feb 13 to Feb 20 (President's Week-4 nt. min.)...........................$425/night
Feb 21 to Mar 31 ......................................................................$425/night
April 1 - Lift Close (Low Season)..................................................$180/night
Spring/Summer/Fall (off season).......$110/night; $625/wk; $1150/mth
Plus cleaning fee and 10.95% Utah sales tax.
No tax on off-season monthly rentals.
Personal check, MC, Visa or Discover accepted. Wire Transfers cannot be accepted.
Belinda Simile 740-972-7063
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Park City
- Skiing Boarding
- dining and nightlife
- snowmobiling
- Park City Museum
- apre ski
Top things to do on a budget
- hiking
- biking
- Tanger Outlet Stores
- Site Seeing
- olympic park museum
Top things to do with a family
- Skiing Boarding
- Sleigh Rides
- Zip lines
- Alpine Coaster
- Tubing
Belinda Simile , owner

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Local Area Map Click to enlarge
The Cornell Fine Arts Museum is located on the Rollins campus in the city of Winter Park at the east end of Holt Avenue.
From I-4:
Take interstate 4 to Exit 87 SR 426/Fairbanks Ave. Turn right onto Fairbanks (east) and follow the signs to Rollins. After 1.8 miles on W Fairbanks Avenue, turn right onto Park Avenue (you'll see the Rollins gateway). Go to the stop sign at the end of Park Avenue and turn left onto Holt Avenue. The Museum is at the end of Holt Avenue.
Custom Directions
Select the Mapquest Map of Rollins to:


text:
The only good things about the cruise were :
The wonderful cabin steward that we had ( the thought of him not getting his full tips was the only thing that stopped us reducing the automatic tips based on the dreadful dining service ).
The itinerary was brilliant.
The band, Rhapsody in the Wheelhouse bar were one of the best bands we have seen on a ship.
The production shows have been around for so long that they now desperately need to be replaced.


text:
ENGINEERING RESEARCH PAPERSMore than 1 million research papers are available for free download, ALL PAPERS or SEARCH
RESEARCH GUIDANCEIf you are looking for guidance in research, looking for project work, project report , thesis, ph.d. you are in right place, we have a team to help you free.
1.go to the full list of papers at
http://www.engpaper.com/engineering-research-papers.htm2. choose your subject
3. go to individual section
4. read the abstract next to paper title
5. click on " free download" if you want to download free the paper
6. need any help add your comments or drop mail to me directly at email@example.com Research leads to something new or improvement in existing system is fruitful. For example if you can improve the battery life time of mobile phone, charging time, improve signal with comparison to existing system. You have value in technology area and you are the respectable person in society too.
Our ServiceWe are bangalore based company in India located center of the city offering Technical Writing, Documentation, patent filing, data sheet, articles, market research, project report, drop a mail email@example.com for any questions.
All the papers are listed here are free to download, no login no password , simple click on "FREE DOWNLOAD" after title of the paper If your paper is not listed here add your request of paper REQUEST-NEW-PAPER we will send free, every week we are sending papers to hundreds of visitors free
contact us : email@example.com
this is a search engine for free download of full paper for all publications Our web crawler lists only papers available for free download
Subject of papersfree engineering papers 2013, Android operating system, Artificial intelligence, antenna Adhoc networking Avionics Adaptive computing analog layout ADC Analog to digital converter Biometrics Bluetooth Bioinformatics Biotechnology backup system cloud computing data storage in cloud computing data compression in cloud computing mobile cloud computing malware management in cloud computing cloud computing in health care, security in cloud computing authentication in cloud computing testing in cloud computing cryptography computer science semantic web mining control system computer network CDMA Data mining opinion mining semantic web mining Distributed computing Database management system database security concepts Distributed system DSP digital signal processing Digital image processing Data warehousing Digital camera DAC digital to analog converter DAQ data acquisation system digital signature Embedded system embedded software embedded system modeling Electronics and communication electric motor electrical enginnering UPFC Face recognition Fuzzy logic FPGA Green computing GUI graphical user interface grid computing home Automation High voltage html5 iphone digital image processing 3D image restoration intrussion detection inverter multilevel inverter industrial automation Java Java script java programming klystron Low power vlsi LED light emitting diode lna Mobile computing mobile communication projects mosfet mobile platform MEMS microcontroller MANET mobile ad hoc network MIMO Mobile technology microprocessor Neural network network security Nanotechnology Networking computer networking object oriented development optical communication otical character recognition Opamp Operating system OFDM MIMO Power system Pervasive computing power line communication photonics Quantum cryptography RF design LNA Power amplifier Antenna circular wave guide Robotics RFID radio frequency identification Renewable energy Stegnography SOA software oriented architecture Sensor network SOC system on chip PSOC semantic web mining satellite software project management Solar cell solar energy smart phone software testing software configuration management system software architectural model software architecture search engine optimization Telecommunication UMTS UWB uwb ultra wideband video communication VOIP Vlsi ASIC VHDL FPGA SOC standard cell Wireless network Wireless wireless CDMA wireless embedded cognitive radio satellite UMTS UWB wireless power transfer wireless sensors Wireless sensor network wireless communication 4G wireless mesh network web mining web application web service web technology wimax wi fi network zigbee
FREE IEEE papersIEEE is not associated or affiliated with engpaper.com. IEEE and engpaper.com are seperate and independent organisations. IEEE papers can be accessed through the IEEE websites. We are providing service for editing for papers which will be comaptible for IEEE publication.
AdvertisementWith more than 200000 pages visited per month mainly from engineering professionals and students we invite reputed advertiser for advertising the products and services with us, The price is lowest in the industry with full year support. drop a mail to email@example.com to start the discussion
connect us
connect facebook-twitter-linkedin- engpaper.com


text:
Free Talk Live 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
On Air Now.
On Air Now.
This is one of the most common issues weekend golfers have to deal with. Fix this one thing and your game will improve imme...Read More »
It has finally arrived.....Golf League starts today.....time to work out some kinks. The proper grip can solve a lot of pro...Read More »
It was unlikely setting to visit with one of the most unlikely stars on the professional golf circuit. At the Discovery World muse...Read More »
You want to save strokes? You need to get better at your chipping. Here's some great tips.Read More »
John Daly has always been one of my favorite golfers. He hits the ball as hard and long as anyone on tour. Not your "conventional"...Read More »
Seriously....any day now we're going to start golfing. I'm not kidding. Be ready to hit those irons when the time comes....ch...Read More »
Ok...here we go. Golf courses are opening up everywhere....time to get to work. Here's some good tips on fixing that "slice" ...Read More »
We are only a week or two away from cutting it loose....time to start thinking swing and adding more power.Read More »


text:
Buy Tickets NewFest 2013
Show From Series
- All
- New Releases
- Red Hollywood and the Blacklist
- Free Talks
- Strange Lands: International Sci-Fi
- Freaky Fridays
- Time Regained: The Films of Lav Diaz
- Film Comment Double Feature
- James Brown: The Hardest Working Man in Show Business
- 50 Years of John Waters: How Much Can You Take?
- NYFF52 Main Slate
- NYFF52 Retrospective – Joseph L. Mankiewicz: The Essential Iconoclast
- NYFF52 Revivals
- NYFF52 Spotlight on Documentary
- The Met: Live in HD 2014-15
NewFest 2013
September 06, 2013 – September 11, 2013
New York's premier LGBT Film Festival celebrates its 25th anniversary and second year in partnership with Los Angeles' Outfest and the Film Society of Lincoln Center with a diverse and compelling collection of narratives, documentaries, shorts and parties! Read more »


text:
Scott Weiland
Scott Weiland Responds To Stone Temple Pilots With Countersuit
On the ongoing saga of band vs man, Scott Weiland is set on taking Stone Temple Pilots to court to settle their beef once and for all.
Scott Weiland Wilds Out Over Stone Temple Pilots Divorce, Band Issues Statement
Scott Weiland, the recently deposed ex-lead singer of Stone Temple Pilots went on an expletive-packed rant about being unceremoniously ousted from the multi-platinum rock act.
Scott Weiland 'Surprised' And 'Hurt' By Stone Temple Pilots' Lawsuit
After learning that he'd been replaced by Linkin Park's Chester Bennington, Stone Temple Pilots fired frontman posted a letter to fans saying it's not STP without him.
Top 10 Rock Star Mug Shots
Now that Peter Murphy of '80s goth heroes Bauhaus has been arrested on charges of alleged DUI, hit and run as well as narcotics possession (charges to which he's pleaded not guilty), the singer has joined the fraternity of rock stars who boast mug shots among their press shots. Combing arrest reports, we've collected ten of the most famous, notorious and just plain bizarre rock star mug shots of the modern era.
Stone Temple Pilots Fire Scott Weiland
When the Stone Temple Pilots terminated lead singer Scott Weiland with a single-sentence press release today (Wednesday February 27), they allegedly forgot to inform Weiland himself.
Slash Talks Velvet Revolver
While promoting his upcoming album, Apocalyptic Love, Slash has been fielding lots of questions about his former band, Guns N' Roses, who will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on April […]


text:
Candler School of Theology
Friday Mid-Day Eucharist
1 April 2011 | Season of Lent
"'Never since the world began has it been heard that anyone opened the eyes of a person born blind.'"
Gathering for Praise
†Hymn Open My Eyes UMH 454
O Jesus Christ who is the light of the world,
We come to you, weary, tired, lost, and barely able to see.
Open our eyes, and light our paths,
So that we may light the world for you.
In the name of Jesus Christ we pray, Amen.
Hearing God's Word
Psalm Psalm 23 UMH 754
†Gospel Lesson John 9:1-41
Silent Meditation
Responding in Faith
Prayers of the People
Please respond to "God of all gladness," with "Have mercy on us."
Great Thanksgiving UMH 23
Musical Setting D
The Lord's Prayer
Giving of the Bread and Cup
Rice wafers on the altar are for those with gluten intolerance.
Only grape juice is served in this service.
Music during Communion
Amazing Grace UMH 378
†Prayer after Communion
Eternal God,
We give you thanks for this holy mystery
in which you have given yourself to us.
Grant that we may go into the world,
in the strength of your Spirit,
to give ourselves for others.
In the name of Jesus Christ our Lord, Amen.
Departing to Serve
†Hymn The Summons FWS 2130
Signs of Peace
+Tuesday, 5 April, Service of Word and Table: Bishop Hope Morgan Ward, Mississippi Annual Conference, United Methodist Church
+Thursday, 7 April, Black Church Studies Service, Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Haynes, III, Senior Pastor, Friendship-West Baptist Church, Dallas, TX
+Friday, 8 April, the Rev. Penny Nash, Atlanta Diocese of the Episcopal Church
+All services begin at 11:05 a.m.
Organist: Sarang Love
Cantor: Jared Stine
Readers: Mashaun Simons, Kimberlee Payton, Kim Jenne, La Ronda Barnes,
Samantha Lewis, Patrick McLaughlin
Celebrant: Rev. Toni Belin-Ingram, Pastor, Greater Smith Chapel AME
Deacon: Stacey Doremus
Bread Baker: Anna Tew
Worship Office Coordinators: Krista Ehst, Anna Tew, Lee Curtis
Prayers of the People: Intercessions for the Christian People, Gail Ramshaw, Liturgical Press, 1999.
Collect: Anna Tew


text:
TfL to increase frequency of bus route 183 (From Harrow Times)
Get involved: send your pictures, video & news by texting Harrow Times to 80360, or upload here
News RSS Feed
TfL to increase frequency of bus route 183 between Golders Green and Pinner
4:20pm Wednesday 15th January 2014 in News By Natalie O'Neill
Bus route 183 will run more frequently between Golders Green and Pinner to manage growing demand for the popular service.
Transport for London has announced it will increase the frequency of the 183 by 25 per cent from January 18.
Instead of waiting ten minutes for the bus, passengers can expect to wait up to eight minutes Mondays to Fridays as well as during Saturday shopping hours.
Evenings and during Sunday shopping hours, the frequency of the service will increase from every 15 minutes to every 12 minutes, and early Sunday mornings the service will increase from every 30 minutes to every 20 minutes.
The last bus from Golders Green to Pinner will also run 30 minutes later each evening so passengers arriving on the last trains at Kingsbury and Harrow-on-the-Hill Tube stations can board the route 183 to continue their onward journeys.
Comments are closed on this article.


text:
Big Oceanfront Home, Breathtaking View, Convenient Elevator in Newport
- bedrooms 6
- baths 3½
- sleeps 16
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
vacation rental description
Do you like the feeling of white sand oozing through your toes while you stand awestruck at the majesty of the Pacific displayed in front of you? Or have you ever been fortunate enough to be on the coast when a winter storm literally makes the ocean put on a show for you?
Watch the fishing boats go to sea out through the jetty, see the early fog lifting, hear them toot their horn. See the roar of an ocean storm as you watch through the living room windows. See the sun glistening off a still calm wide open ocean that seems like you can see forever. Watch the pelicans & sea gulls diving on the water. Take a walk on the beach and feel the sun on your face, the sand under your feet, and breathe in the whole experience. See and hear the sea lions bark at you when you visit the old Newport bayfront. If you want a vacation in a "house by the sea" this is it.
At the Arnold Beach Haven Newport home you will experience the wonder of nature. Whether it's whale watching, crabbing, clamming, fishing for salmon, or just falling asleep in front of a warm fireplace, here you are guaranteed to have FUN!!!
There are NO pets or smoking allowed.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-18-2014 at 12:51 PM.
email owner view full calendar
Sharon and Steve Arnold 541-547-5296
house rental amenities
This is a LARGE OCEANFRONT HOME with SPECTACULAR VIEW of the ocean, surf, and beach out of many large windows.
The house sleeps 16 but we will allow up to 20. It has 6 bedrooms and 3 1/2 baths.
This wonderful home has an elevator in it that is great for the old folks in your group. It was installed and inspected by the Oregon Elevator Code. The grandpa's and grandma's in your group absolutely love it. It is rated for 700 lbs and will easily hold 3 adults. The house also has a regular set of stairs too, of course.
High speed wireless internet.
Has two beach accesses to a nice sandy beach.
The house has a large kitchen with granite and tile counter tops, many work areas perfect for large groups, beautifully decorated. It has two sinks, one on each side of the kitchen. It is equipped with all the major appliances; basic cooking, baking, and eating utensils; dishwasher, and microwave.
3 1/2 baths
2 cable TV's, 2 DVD players, 2 VCR's
Deck off living room facing the ocean with patio chairs.
Washer and dryer, iron and ironing board
Wide open sandy beach for taking long walks and beachcombing.
There is parking for 6 cars total, with 4 inside the garage and 2 in the driveway. No motor homes, no boats, no trailers are allowed. There is no parking along the street.
The house has blankets and pillows. You will need to bring your own sheets, towels, dishtowels, firewood, paper products such as paper towels & toilet paper, and cleaning rags. All cleaning supplies are provided except cleaning rags. You will be expected to clean the house like you found it as it will be inspected after you leave. If you prefer to have a cleaning service clean the house it will be an additional charge of $120.
activities and attractions in Newport Oregon
The beach house is located about 2 miles south of Newport. Newport is the hub of the Oregon coast. It is in the middle of everything to do for your 'house by the sea' vacation experience.
Wide open sandy beach for taking long walks and beachcombing.
Oregon Coast Aquarium: 3 miles north
Hatfield Science Center: 3 miles north
Crabbing in Yaquina Bay: 3 miles north
Deep Sea Fishing on the local charter vessels for tourists: 3 miles
Local Lighthouses
Casino in Lincoln City: 32 miles north
Outlet Mall in Lincoln City: 29 miles north
Cape Perpetua: 23 miles south
Sea Lion Caves: 37 miles south
Oregon Sand Dunes: 50 miles south
Strawberry Hill: great tide pools & sea lions: 26 miles south
Golfing: 6 miles north
Kite flying: on the beach by the house
Newport is full of quaint shops and great restaurants of all kinds.
vacation rental rates
Current Rate Information:
Rates are $210 to $480 per night depending on what time of the year you are using it.
Rates are for the first 12 people. Add $15 per person per night that exceed 12 people.
There is a 1% Oregon Lodging Tax and a one time $30 processing/inspection fee.
Please call or e-mail for availability and quote.
Sharon and Steve Arnold 541-547-5296
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


text:
Bryan alum wins talent and academic awards in state pageant
June 26, 2009
Brittany McGehee, a 2009 Bryan alum, finished in the top 10 at the Miss Louisiana Pageant last weekend. The competition was a preliminary to the Miss America Pageant, the largest women's competitive scholarship organization in the world.
Brittany, who was a double major in piano pedagogy and communications at Bryan, won the talent award on the opening night of the pageant. "My musical training with Dr. Sigrid Luther and performance experience at Bryan prepared me to play Franz Liszt's 'La Campanella' for the talent portion of the competition," Brittany said.
Brittany has been the reigning Miss Louisiana Watermelon Festival queen for the past year and has enjoyed her experience leading up to the Miss Louisiana pageant. "This is a very different arena for me, but I had the opportunity to meet women who are different than I am and learn a little bit of their stories. I enjoyed the rehearsals, the parties, and even the competition; but if I had to choose one thing, it would be meeting the other girls," Brittany said.
Brittany explained that being a Bryan alum influenced her performance in the pageant. "My years at Bryan shaped how I view everything about the world...even including pageants," Brittany said. "I saw the competition as a way to share with the state how my worldview affects my opinions and the way I live my life. I think this was the most evident in my 10-minute interview, where a panel of five judges asked me questions on subjects ranging from President Obama's administration to 'the language of culture' to Twitter."
Brittany also won the Miss America Academic Award, an award given by the national organization to the state contestant with the most outstanding academic record, which she says "speaks of the excellent education I received at Bryan as well."
Brittany plans to continue teaching public speaking and debate with Hear and See Communications and expand marketing on the value debate curriculum she co-authored with fellow Bryan alum Rachel Welch ('09). She also hopes to open a private piano studio in southern Louisiana.


text:
Jazz à la Mode Blog
Lester Young in Hollywood
Pres plays Benny's Bugle
I found this rarity by Lee and Lester Young on YouTube this morning and was only its 100th viewer. It's an aircheck from a Mutual Network radio broadcast. Lee was leading the Esquires of Rhythm at ...
George Frazier
On Jazz, Men's Fashion, and Richard Nixon
I can't help but think of George Frazier when Richard Nixon comes to mind. Saturday marked the 40th anniversary of our 37th President's resignation. I followed the Watergate hearings closely, listened to WBZ every night for Jerry Williams's ...
The New Yorker and Sonny Rollins
From Whitney Balliett to caveat emptor as a chronicler of jazz
By now you've probably heard about the silly web post that The New Yorker ran last week purportedly quoting Sonny Rollins (In His Own Words) on his career in jazz. I was alerted to it by readers wondering...
Louis Armstrong's 113th
NOLA Celebrates Satchmo and Bids Farewell to a Legend
Today is Louis Armstrong's 113th birthday anniversary. His legacy was celebrated again this weekend at the 14th annual Satchmo SummerFest in New Orleans.
Phil Woods
Springfield's Jazz Pilgrim
A couple of years ago, The Republican, Springfield's daily newspaper, reported on the spotty location and neglected grounds around the statue of Samuel Chapin in Merrick Park. The Puritan, named for Chapin, ...


text:
SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) - San Diego State students are once again on high alert after a woman claims someone tried to kidnap her early Sunday morning near campus.
A 20-year-old woman says she was walking in an alley in the 5600 block of Montezuma Road when a man grabbed her and tried to pull her toward a car in an alleyway located behind student housing just off campus.
The most recent crime alert was sent out to San Diego State students early Sunday morning and it was alarming for many reasons, but also because while the suspect descriptions are different, it's very similar to an alert that went out Monday.
"We get the crime alerts on our phones all the time, and I get emails pretty often that things keep happening around campus. So it's kinda scary," said
Just before 3 a.m., police responded to the shared alleyway behind the University Towers and College Companile Apartment Complex near Montezuma Road.
A 20-year-old woman was reportedly alone when an Asian male walked up to her, grabbed her arm and leg and tried to pull her. Fortunately, she broke free and ran away.
"It's almost like it doesn't even shock me anymore. It's like oh 'there's another one.' There's another one. It's sad it's becoming so routine," said SDSU student Maddi Frye.
In January, a student, who will remain anonymous, was walking alone near 55th and Mary Lane when two men wearing masks tried to rob her.
Two weeks ago, two San Diego State students were robbed at gunpoint in front of Kweekcali Hall. And Monday, April 15, 2013 an alert was distributed notifying people of another incident involving a woman who was grabbed while walking alone near Campanile Drive.
Aside from email alerts, campus police have placed mobile lights all over campus. They're also encouraging people to utilize emergency phones. While some students say those efforts do make them feel safer, they've become accustomed to practicing their own safety methods, such as carrying pepper spray, and encourage others to do the same.
San Diego Police are investigating Sunday morning's incident, because technically, it occurred in their jurisdiction.
The suspect in this case has been described as a tall Asian male in his mid-20's, wearing a white shirt with light colored jeans and spiked hair. He was seen leaving in a black 4-door BMW or Volkswagen sedan.
The suspect in Monday's incident is described as tall, white, in his 30's, wearing square shaped glasses and driving a grey 4-door truck, possibly a Toyota Tacoma.
Anyone with information is asked to call SDSU or San Diego Police.


text:
Come Experience the COMPLETE HEALTH IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (CHIP)!
This is something you don't want to miss out on, especially if you have high blood pressure, cholesterol, a family history of heart disease or diabetes or need to lose weight.
You don't have to be sick!
Not ...
Aug 20 -
Beeronwheels.ca Now Delivering in Your area
Beeronwheels.ca now delivers in YOUR area! Just goto the site or get the mobile app and type in your order! A discreet driver will arrive shortly with your order! Must be Legal Drinking Age! Beeronwheels.ca is available in 121 cities! Don't risk your license. Don't ...
Aug 9 -
Psychic reader and advisor in Arlington
All calls and meetings is 100% confidential as well as your info you provide. MUST be 18 or older.
Hello I am Jade, A spiritual HEALER and A Pagan Wiccan spell caster with 15 years of exp. Wiccan spells is a natural healing that is very STRONG and very Effective.
nothing ...
Aug 9 -
Wanted: Eastern Red Cedar Posts/Logs
Wanted: round cedar posts with bark
straight, dense heartwood
Sizes: 4-5 inch diameter by 7ft long, 6-8 inch by 8ft, 8-10 inch by 10ft
We buy 1,000s of posts a year. If you are interested in supplying or know a cedar mill we can buy from, we can send flatbed truck to pick ...
Jul 28 -
Donate Your Old Piano For A Tax Deduction
Donate your used piano and receive a tax deduction.
Society of Unique Artists is a registered 501 (c) 3, non-profit art company, that accepts piano donations. We are a reliable and expedient source to rid yourself of your old piano. We provide a no-hassle experience by ...
Jul 23 -


text:
Soon-to-be brides had the opportunity Saturday to browse hundreds of wedding gowns at discounted prices.Brides against Breast Cancer held a charity wedding gown sale at the Sheraton Music City Hotel.The group offered dresses, discounted hundreds and even thousands of dollars. Every purchase made will help make a difference in the lives of those affected by breast cancer."Whether its men or woman, and all types of cancer, 71 percent of our proceeds goes back to provide free support of the psychosocial needs of those impacted by cancer," show coordinator Jenny Alday told Nashville's News 2. The bridal sale was held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Sheraton located at 777 McGavock Pike.The selection included new name brand and designer gowns priced between $99 and $799. There were also gowns valued at up to $20,000 sold at 25% to 75% off."We have all off the designers [whereas] a lot of the bridal boutiques can only carry one or two designers," Alday explained.
Brides against Breast Cancer is always excepting gown donations.To donate or to learn more, visit BridesAgainstBreastCancer.com.
441 Murfreesboro Road Nashville, TN 37210
Telephone: 615.369.7222
Fax: 615.369.7329
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Peoria's new college football team is holding a open house tomorrow at 6 pm at their downtown Peoria campus.
Top Stories in College
May 13, 2012
Peoria Robert Morris Eagles looking for football players
May 13, 2013 Updated May 13, 2013 at 1:55 PM CDT
To submit a comment on this article, your email address is required. We respect your privacy and your email will not be visible to others nor will it be added to any email lists.


text:
In a
joint statement released on August 14, 2001, the IMF/World Bank reported that
their annual meeting, originally scheduled to run for two weeks, would be
reduced to two days. (The normal two-week meeting had previously been shortened
to one week.)
earlier press release (August 10, 2001) stated that the decision to consolidate
the meeting was being made after consulting the U.S. government. "The World Bank
and IMF fully share the interest of the U.S. authorities, in their role as host
of the event, in ensuring the conduct of all essential business with the least
possible disruption to the people who live and work in Washington, D.C."
one of the aims of anti-capitalist globalization activism is to raise the social
costs of doing business-as-usual, then movement participants can count the IMF/World
Bank's change in plans as a victory. Private financiers and government officials
who are used to trading information, socializing, and conducting business in a
leisurely manner – free of scrutiny, not to mention the smell of tear gas – are
being forced to make what the Washington Post calls "a major change."
the Post (August 11, 2001), "The prospect of hotels stormed and streets filled
with tear gas had already raised doubts in some minds about the chances for much
socializing or private business this year. But reducing the meetings to a single
weekend would further shrink that sort of extracurricular activity, along with
the academic-like seminars and panel discussions that also are a hallmark of the
Thanks to the hard work of anti-capitalist globalization activists worldwide,
dealers in international trade and finance can no longer meet comfortably
unless, perhaps they're in the Persian Gulf emirate of Qatar, where the biannual
meeting of the World Trade Organization will be held in November, or the
inaccessible Canadian Rockies, where next year's G-8 meeting is planned, or even
cyberspace. (Earlier this year, the World Bank cancelled a development seminar
in Barcelona and held it online instead, citing security concerns.)
Forcing the world's self-appointed money- and resource-managers to meet in
far-flung places and experience curtailed networking opportunities is indeed a
victory. At previous protests, I have heard activists express disappointment
that they did not manage to "shut down the meeting." And here we have a meeting
that, if not shut down is, at least, drastically shortened. Further, some
attendees will probably not come because of the reduced amount of meeting time
and the added inconvenience of police barricades.
activists, take note of this victory. Celebrate it. Parade it around as an
example of the power of protest. But most importantly, put it out there in your
organizing work as an example of what it means to bring about social change by
raising the cost of operating under the status quo. Our goal, after all, is not
simply to truncate or even shut down a meeting. Our goal is to build a massive
grassroots movement of people who find the status quo unacceptable, and who
pressure institutions to change. We need to:
police expect 50,000 in DC next month. So that (plus lessons of recent history)
is the number it takes to worry the authorities, inconvenience the city, and
discomfort the bankers. It will take much more than that to make further inroads
- such as opening the meetings to the public, subjecting international trade and
banking measures to true democratic pressures, and creating just and equitable
domestic institutions and economic policy.
Encourage activists to join and/or create organizations that are building
local infrastructure.
young activist told me that, of the 10 high school students she organized to
take to Seattle to protest the World Trade Organization, all had since dropped
out of school, and none was politically active. Protests can be powerful
politicizing moments for people. They can also leave people filled with the
anger and despair. Organizing for national demonstrations should leave behind as
its legacy, not just cathartic moments for activists and drastically reduced
meetings for the world's powerbrokers, but people who are connected to a local
infrastructure of social change work.
Make connections between local and global struggles.
example: the Boston Global Action Network (BGAN) and City Life/Vida Urbana (a
grassroots tenant and community organization) are working together on
neighborhood meetings that bring activists of all stripes together to talk about
their work and the connections between their efforts. Exploring the negative
effects of privatization – in neighborhoods as well as worldwide – is one way
that local and global activists can find common ground, and share strength.
Organize people for long-term work
summer intern at United for a Fair Economy lamented that she would miss
following through on many of the projects she helped to launch during the last
few months. "Don't worry," I replied. "Just come back when you're done with
school, and you can rejoin where you left off, assuming the normal glacial pace
of this kind of work." I didn't mean to sound cynical. And I told her so. This
is the work of all our lifetimes, and probably many more. We need to create
long-term strategies in our personal lives that make it possible for us to be
life-long activists. So, write your senior thesis; stay in school if it is
meaningful to you; do what you need to do to stay with this work for the long
can win. Let's celebrate our victories and keep building towards our larger
more information about the World Bank/IMF demonstrations in Washington, DC,


text:
?At first glance, last weekÆs Conservative Political Action Conference looked like a hot mess. On closer inspection, it looked even worse.
Difficult though it might be, however, progressives should resist the urge to gloat. CPAC may have been a disaster, but the Republican Party is showing faint signs of brain activity and a fluttering pulse.
Oh, what the heck, letÆs gloat just a little. The conservative movementÆs annual group therapy session often takes place well outside the political mainstream, but this year it was in some parallel dimension, perhaps down a rabbit hole.
Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, defined the gathering: ōIf standing for liberty and standing for the Constitution makes you a wacko bird, then count me a proud wacko bird. And I think there are more than a few other wacko birds gathered here today.ö
IÆll say. From all the screeching and squawking, youÆd think the National Harbor convention complex on the banks of the Potomac River had been converted into a wacko bird rookery. Here was a preening Sarah Palin, cracking one-liners and making an unconvincing case for her continued relevance. There was a strutting Donald Trump, delivering a stream-of-semi-consciousness monologue to a half-empty room.
Newt Gingrich performed his party trick of seeming both visionary and hallucinatory in the same speech. ōYouÆre going to hear a false attack that we donÆt need new ideas,ö he said. ōLet me draw a distinction. We donÆt need new principles. ... We do need ideas.ö All well and good -- but he tried to illustrate his point with a candle he had brought onstage and a history lesson about the invention of the light bulb. In the end, not very illuminating.
Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., sounded like one of those benighted people Gingrich was talking about. ōWe donÆt need a new idea,ö he told the crowd. ōThere is an idea. The idea is called America, and it still works.ö
To the extent that RubioÆs words meant anything at all, they belied the fact that he has been working mightily to infect the GOP with new ideas about immigration. His whole speech tried to have it both ways -- change but donÆt change, and God bless America. If Rubio wants to be president, I donÆt think Mitt Romney is the model to emulate.
Speaking of whom, yes, Romney was there, making his post-election debut as a Republican elder statesman. Speaking to conservative true believers who once derided him as a ōMassachusetts moderate,ö he totally brought down the house. He was warm, funny, self-deprecating -- all the things that as a candidate he was not. Perhaps most endearing was that he didnÆt have much of anything to say, beyond encouragement to keep the faith. Many other speakers didnÆt even mention him.
Page 2 of 2 - Jeb Bush made the sensible argument that the GOP cannot continue to write off the segment of the population that Romney famously called the ō47 percent.ö
Bush told the crowd, ōHereÆs reality: If youÆre fortunate enough to count yourself among the privileged, the rest of the nation is drowning. In our country today, if youÆre born poor, if your parents didnÆt go to college, if you donÆt know your father, if English isnÆt spoken at home, then the odds are stacked against you.ö The speech received polite but tepid applause.
At least Bush fared better than another prominent moderate -- New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, presently the most popular Republican in the country -- who wasnÆt even invited.
The presidential straw poll conducted at the end of the conference was won by Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., king of the ōwacko birdsö -- the disparaging reference is Sen. John McCainÆs, not mine. PaulÆs speech included what sounded like a direct retort to the veteran Arizona Republican: ōThe GOP of old has grown stale and moss-covered. I donÆt think we need to name any names, do we?ö
Yes, stale. Obviously, dripping with moss. But outside of the CPAC echo chamber, there are signs of life.
Thanks largely to Rubio and Bush -- and to exit polls from the November election -- there is a lively debate within the party about immigration reform. Thanks largely to Paul, thereÆs a debate about defense spending. Thanks to the switch by Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, thereÆs a debate about same-sex marriage. Was any of this conceivable even six months ago?
All this ferment tells me that someday the GOP will claw its way to the right side of history. Progressives had better be ready with some new ideas of their own.
Eugene RobinsonÆs email address is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Washington Post Writers Group


text:
|Columbus Grove opens concert series Sunday
|Friday, June 28, 2013 12:12 AM
Information Submitted
COLUMBUS GROVE — An O-G grad and a quartet will usher in the first concert of the season at Columbus Grove Memorial Park Gazebo at 7 p.m. Sunday.
The Alum Creek Singers is an acoustical quartet that has been playing in and around the Columbus area since 1996. Matt Strauss on mandolin, Kris Chesser on bass and Jeff Chesser on banjo have been in the group from the start, but a recent addition is Andy Clingman on guitar. All live in or near Westerville, through which Alum Creek flows. Banjo, mandolin, guitar and upright bass make up the instrumentation, but it is their emphasis on beautiful four-part harmonies that elevate them to something worthy of your attention, hence the name, The Alum Creek Singers.
Stylistically, the group leans towards folk, bluegrass, country and gospel, but it's not unusual to hear acoustical arrangements of popular or even rock tunes. No matter the song, once their interpretation has been applied, it becomes a musical treat.


text:
Today's weather forecast: Dreamy
I didn't immediately recognize him when The Tallest Man on Earth (ne Kristian Matsson) took the stage Tuesday night at the Wiltern. To be fair, quite a bit had changed for the Swedish singer-songwriter since I saw him in April 2011, when he played a sweltering outdoor set at the Coachella Music Festival in Indio. He'd toured Europe, spent months writing and recording, and—finally, just this week—released his fourth studio album, There's No Leaving Now. Early leaks of the record meant that fans at the Wiltern, including the bad singer sitting behind me, already knew the words to most of the songs. Save for his gigantic voice, nothing about The Tallest Man on Earth is tall. A bird of a man, Matsson looked as if he could get lost out there in the dark, prop-less set. Then he started singing. Knees locked and bent, he opened with the pretty "To Just Grow Away," a new song that explores familiar themes (nature, time, loss) but in a softer tone than he's known for. Matsson is often compared to Bob Dylan because they both possess that ineluctable couldn't-be-mistaken-for-anybody-else quality, but it's his open tunings and pitchy sound that really hooks me, so I was relieved when his voice reached up and down from there. Over the next hour, Matsson delivered a set that bridged newer, more melancholy material like "1904" and "Little Brother" with folk-revival knockouts like "King of Spain" off 2010's The Wild Hunt. He closed with a stunning encore performance of "Thrown Right at Me," which he performed with his wife, the equally talented singer-songwriter Amanda Bergman (watch that one below). Played all together, it's clear that Matsson's music is made to move to—to drive to, to run to, to explore to—and he's on his own artistic journey. I hope it brings him back to L.A. soon.
Photograph courtesy Wikipedia.org
NOTE: This thread is moderated, comments will not post immediately.
Simply confirm your registered email address below and click "Reset Password." We will immediately email you a link back to the site where you can enter a new password for this account.
We've found your existing Los Angeles magazine account. Please login below to complete the Facebook login process.
Copyright © 2014. All rights reserved.


text:
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com | Twitter: @WWLTV
NEW ORLEANS – New Orleans police are searching for a gunman who shot a dog early Sunday morning in New Orleans East.
Flint is a Labrador retriever.
Veterinarians say the bullet shattered bones in his leg, and he will have to get it amputated.
The owners can't afford the $1,000 vet bill, so a local dog daycare, Zeus' Place, plans to pick up the tab.
The owners believe someone purposely shot their dog and hope whoever did it is caught.
"I was really hurt," said the dog's owner, Espy Cornin. "I really didn't know what to say because my wife was crying, she was screaming and crying and we were just really, really upset over it."
Any contributions from the community are welcomed.
If you would like to find out more, call Zeus' Place at 304-4718.


text:
Order of the Arrow
Information Center
Support Scouting
E-List Signup
I Am A
Activities & Civic Service
Boy Scout Activities
Cub Scouting Activities
High Adventure
Service Opportunities
Advancement & Recognition
Adult Leader Recognition
Cub Scouts
Eagle Scout and Trail to Eagle
Internet Advancement
Merit Badge Counselors
Camp Rock Enon
Boy Scout Resident Camp
Camping Opportunities
Camp Rock Enon Maintenance Corps
Camp Rock Enon Material & Tool Needs
Cub Scout Resident Camp
Off Season Camping
Service Projects
Weather Forecast
Staff Forms
Council Information
Scout Shop
Service Center
Your Council
Mannahoac District
Potomac District
Shawnee District
Shenrapawa Disrict
Fundraising & Popcorn
Friends of Scouting (FOS)
Myth Busters
Order of the Arrow
Unit Tools
Useful Website Links
Scouting Programs
Fast Start Leader Training
Leader Specific
National Youth Leadership Training
Powder Horn
This is Scouting
University of Scouting
Upcoming Council Wide Training Schedule
Wood Badge
Youth Protection
Upcoming Events
News & Information
Subscribe to this feed
History Committee: 9/3/2014 7 PM - 12 AM
Popcorn Distribution: 9/5/2014
YDC Dodgeball Tournament Benefit: 9/6/2014 9 AM - 6 PM
Council Membership Meeting: 9/10/2014 6 PM - 7 PM
Valley Rally Bicycle Ride: 9/13/2014
Scout Shop and Museum Open: 9/13/2014 9 AM - 12 PM
VRBR Cub Scout Cycling Belt Loop: 9/13/2014 10 AM - 12 PM
Executive Board Meeting: 9/15/2014 6 PM - 12 AM
Council Membership Meeting: 9/16/2014 6:30 PM - 7 PM
Eagle Board: 9/16/2014 6:45 PM - 8 PM
Cub Committee Meeting: 9/17/2014 6:30 PM - 7 PM
Camping Committee Meeting: 9/17/2014 7 PM - 8 PM
High Adventure Meeting: 9/17/2014 7:30 PM - 8 PM
Fashion Indulgence
Fashion Show hosted by Bank of Clarke County. Proceeds will benefit the Boy Scouts of America
Crisis Communication 2014
The BSA creates programs to help build character and integrity of America's youth. As such, the Shenandoah Area Council must be prepared to communicate effectively with its members, employees, community partners and the media at all times.
Updated Charter Renewal Process
Important information about the updated Charter Renewal Process
What Makes a Trained Leader
Recognizing the importance of a quality program, and the desire of reducing risk management and improving retention, we recommend that in order for a unit to recharter all unit leaders must be trained for the position they serve by January 2015.
Dear Friend of Scouting:
May 30, 2014 Dear Friend of Scouting: On behalf of our youth members and adult volunteers, I want to personally thank you for your gift to our Friends of Scouting campaign. Because of your commitment, the Shenandoah Area Council has been able to impact our local community. Collectively, Scouts across our council have given more than 190,000 hours of volunteer service and collected more than 70,000 pounds of food for the needy. Based on the national volunteer hour value, that translates into more than $4.1 million dollars given back to our local nine-county area through Scouting.
Program Updates 2014 and Beyond!
The next three years promise to be exciting for Scouting as all three of our traditional programs will be updated based on several years of volunteer-led research and development. Venturing is first up in 2014 with a totally new program and recognition approach focusing on progressive development in adventure, leadership, and service to others and personal growth.
"Local Scouts doing good while doing business"
Aaron Tweedie, a prior scout from Troop 52, and his children Elvis (Troop 4), Gabriel (Pack 118) , and Reagan who are themselves scouts have stepped up to the plate trying to help local non-profits in the Shenandoah Valley in their regular course of business. This month the Tweedie scouts have launched a kickstarter campaign to introduce the Kid-PACK. It's a sling style backpack for kids aged 4-12 with changeable Velcro morale patches. The concept of the Kid-PACK came from the Tweedie children, who saw the success of Aaron's last campaign for the Man-PACK.
New BSA Medical Forms
Deciding which version of the BSA's Annual Health and Medical Record you need shouldn't raise your blood pressure.
Important Information for Life Scouts & Eagle Scouts
The Bill of Rights Institute is excited to announce the launch of their BRAND NEW Eagle Scout Competition. The competition is open to high school students who are Eagle Scouts, or Life Scouts who are planning or implementing their Eagle Scout project. The competition asks applicants to answer two questions related to the Constitution and the Founding Principles for a chance to win $1,000!
Amazon Smile
If you're doing your shopping from home because it's simply just too cold to go out, don't forget
Doing Our Fair Share
It costs the Shenandoah Area Council over $250 per registered Scout to support a year of the Scouting Program for each youth. The Council can cover over $120 per regsitered Scout by Council Fundraising events, programs, and activity fees and the popcorn sales. We need the support of all of our units to help us reach our year financial goals to continue to put on a great program for our youth.
2015 World Jamboree
To attend the World Jamboree
What You Need to Know as a New Leader
Watch this video on what you need to know as a new leader...
Follow Your Scout Executive on Twitter
Follow Your Scout Executive on Twitter!
Memo From BSA National on Additional Insurance for Chartered Organizations
To: Charter Organization Representatives Unit Committee Chairs Unit Leaders From: Mark Pennington, ASE/COO CC: Chip Bennett, Council Commissioner Stuart Williams, SE District Commissioners Field Staff Re: Memo from National BSA on Additional Insurance Protection for Chartered Organizations The below memo was sent to all BSA Chartered Organizations by National BSA. We are sending this to ensure that the Chartered Organization Key 3 are aware of the change. If you have any questions, feel free to contact either myself or Stuart Williams at 540.662.2551.
©2011 Shenandoah Area Council, BSA, 107 Youth Development Court, Winchester, Virginia 22602 |
Site Map


text:
Paterson pastor testifies he can't recall stabbing mistress
As the defendant, star witness and his own attorney, a Paterson pastor took the stand Wednesday to answer questions he had scripted about what went through his mind the day he stabbed his longtime mistress 28 times.
"I was upset. I was irate," the Rev. Edward Fairley said about confronting Simone Shields-Oliver at the East 26th Street home where the associate pastor at the church Fairley founded was getting her hair done in preparation for her marriage to another man.
"Why did you have to lie?" Fairley, 61, who is acting as his own attorney in the attempted murder trial in state Superior Court in Paterson, recalled blurting out, accusing his former lover of spreading falsehoods about their secret affair.
After that, he testified, he has no memory of the frenzied attack on March 1, 2011, that critically injured Shields-Oliver and left her unable to walk without use of a cane.
"To be honest with you, I have no idea what happened from there," he responded as Passaic County Deputy Assistant Public Defender Jon Iannaccone read from the list of Fairley's questions. "I could not tell you what happened."
"What was in your thoughts when you were stabbing Ms. Shields?" Iannaccone continued.
"I was not thinking. I could not tell you what happened," said Fairley, occasionally choking back tears.
"Do you know how many times you stabbed her?"
"I've heard, since. But I don't know what happened," he said.
"What did you do when you stopped stabbing Ms. Shields?"
"I don't have a clue," Fairley said.
"When did you come back to reality?"
"I wish I could tell you," said the defendant.
Fairley's decision to testify in his own defense — a risky move and one that defense attorneys almost always oppose — put him on the stand in an attempt to convince jurors that the attack was born of jealous rage, not premeditation, as the prosecution claims.
The distinction is critical to Fairley. If the jury rules the attack was premeditated and convicts him of attempted murder, he faces at least 10 and possibly 20 years in prison. If jurors decide he acted out of rage and convict him of aggravated assault, he would face five to 10 years behind bars.
The trial before Superior Court Judge Marilyn C. Clark has played to a courtroom packed with attorneys and spectators as it takes one extraordinary turn after another. Last week, Fairley exercised his right as his defense attorney to cross-examine the victim after she testified for the prosecution. The judge had set strict rules for the questioning, instructing Fairley to refer to himself only as the defendant and to not try to engage Shields-Oliver in a dialogue.
She described being set upon savagely, crying out in pain from the wounds and believing she would die at Fairley's hands.
The hairdresser, Stephanie Flowers, and Shields-Oliver both testified that Fairley said, "You have to die," before unfolding a hunting knife and stabbing the victim in the abdomen.
Shields-Oliver testified earlier in the trial that she and Fairley continued their affair after he married another woman but that she had told him she intended to end it after her marriage. Fairley, she said, did not accept her decision, stalking and threatening her and ultimately trying to blackmail her into changing her mind, she said.
The blackmail involved explicit photos and videos Fairley had taken of Shields-Oliver, according to testimony.
Cross-examined by Passaic County Chief Assistant Prosecutor Gina Pfund, Fairley insisted that he was carrying a knife and wearing rubber surgical gloves when he went to the Paterson home where Shields-Oliver was having her hair done because he was on his way to the church to make repairs.
"Are you a handy person?" Pfund asked.
"Yes, I am," he said.
"When you do work at your house or at church, you wear surgical gloves?" she said, holding a pair up.
"Yes," he said.
"These are what doctors use aren't they?" Pfund said.
"You used them in the courtroom all week," Fairley responded. Pfund has worn rubber gloves to handle bloodied evidence shown in the trial.
"But when I used these, wouldn't it be for touching blood?" she noted.
Holding the knife used to stab Shields-Oliver in front of Fairley, she asked, "Why did you stab her so many times?"
"That's the $64,000 question," he answered.
Cross-examination is set to resume Thursday.


text:
The North Face Girls' Denali Thermal Jacket
Products on Sale are Discontinued Styles or Colors.
The North Face Girls' Denali Thermal Jacket is like the North Face Denali fleece jacket that everyone knows and loves only fuzzier. This North Face jacket has abrasion reinforced shoulders, chest and elbows to ensure that it will last a very long time. Some of the colors even come with a floral quilting overlay to add a girlie touch to this fleece jacket.
FEATURES of The North Face Girls' Denali Thermal Jacket
- Zip-in and snap-in compatible
- Abrasion-reinforced shoulders, chest and elbows
- Zippered hand pockets
- Elastic-bound cuffs
- Zip-in and snap-in compatible
- Encased elastic at hem
- ID label
- Embroidered logo at left chest and back right shoulder
SPECIFICATIONS of The North Face Girls' Denali Thermal Jacket
- Average Weight: 18.2 oz / 516 g
- Center Back Length: 22.5"
- Body: 315 g/m2 100% Polyester Silken high loft fleece
- Abrasion: 70D x 160D 118 g/m2 100% Nylon Taslan with DWR finish, laundered 2-ply nylon at shoulders, chest, and elbows
This product can only be shipped within the United States. Please don't hate us.
custy reviews
for the The North Face Girls' Denali Thermal Jacket
Average Custy Rating:
(based on 103 reviews)
|Love it
|Big Ups
Bad Ass Mo Fo
Sort of Experienced
Probably Shouldn't Listen to Me
Under 18
Over 45
Hunk and a Half
My 9 year old wanted a jacket like mom's NF that she can wear instead of a winter coat. She opted for the black one with a super fuzzy exterior because it looks cool and feels so snugly. She wears it in the cold, around the house, in the fall, in the winter, on cool summer nights around the campfire....you name it, she wears it there. She is very happy with the look and feel of the jacket. And mom is just happy that she has a coat that she won't complain about wearing that also actually keeps her warm. If you have a 9 year old, a Pre-teen, a teenager, or even a husband that refuses to wear a coat, buy him/her a NF jacket and it'll take care of your problem!
I bought this as a surprise gift for my daughter. She really wanted the "furry" jacket that everyone else had. She loves it so much and wears it all the time. It is true to size so order your normal size. It is cut roomy enough to fit another layer underneath for warmth. One drawback, however, is that the fur on her jacket "sheds." My daughter's jacket is black, and black fuzz gets on her clothes (although she doesn't mind). I have tried washing the jacket to stop the shedding but it hasn't helped.
This is my daughters favorite jacket. Purchased from moosejaw last christmas. Wears it all the time in all different kinds of weather. I couldnt be more pleased with the quality of the jacket. I am also happy with the quick shipping and wonderful costumer service. Thanks MOOSEJAW for Perfection. I am back for more!!!!
I purchased this coat for my daughter two years ago, and she loves it! It is perfect for the fall and spring. It is very warm and lightweight. She broke the zipper off one day. We took it to a local TNF store, and they shipped it to get repaired at no charge. It came back before fall, and it was back to normal. My only comments on this is that she got it a little dirty because she got it in ivory, so I put it through the washer and dryer. When it came out it had a different texture and it wasn't as soft as before. Other than that, an amazing coat.
$63.99 - $98.95 $98.95
Ships FREE When will I get it?


text:
That one is at Iron City. Good proj on the back side. Other cool problems here as well. Just do em, don't name 'em.
Yeah, I know where it's at, didn't find any project on the backside, but did do a hard compression boulder right behind it....never found your Cascade Boulders, just found a 4 ft tall boulder with chalk on it and was properly upset.


text:
A 15-year-old boy was shot and killed in a backyard about four blocks from President Barack Obama's Chicago home, police said Tuesday.
Cornelius German of Chicago was found unresponsive around 9:40 p.m. Monday. He had been shot in the back and was pronounced dead at the scene on the city's South Side, police told The Associated Press.
No arrests had been made as of late Tuesday afternoon, they said.
The teen's death comes about three months after the fatal shooting of another 15-year-old, Hadiya Pendleton, who was gunned down in a park about a mile from the Obama home in the Kenwood neighborhood of Chicago. Police have said the alleged gunman opened fire after mistaking someone in the group of young people that the girl was with for a member of a rival street gang. Two men face first-degree murder and other charges in the Jan. 29 shooting.
Police spokesman John Mirabelli said the motive in the latest shooting death was not known, but that German was affiliated with a street gang.
German's mother said he was supposed to be waiting for her to pick him up Monday night on a nearby street corner but was not there when she arrived. Then, after she saw several police cars race by, she started to worry that it had something to do with her son.
"I had this sinking gut feeling something wasn't right," Timika Rutledge, 42, told the Chicago Sun-Times. "I saw a police officer. He said a little kid got shot. Somehow, I knew it was my baby. I went back there. I saw my baby on the ground in the grass. I saw his gym shoes and his jacket."
The mother was told by friends that her son was leaving a dice game when he was shot, though he was not the intended target. Police did not confirm that.
Family members deny that German was affiliated with any gang, but said he had older friends who were likely involved with gangs.
"It's just sad another 15-year-old boy is dead, my nephew," Kameisha Andrews told the Sun-Times. "It didn't even happen far from his home. He was doing what teenagers do. Just kicking it with friends."
Friends remembered the Kenwood Academy freshman, known as Cornbread, on a makeshift memorial near the scene of the shooting.
Those who live in the Kenwood area say violence may not be common right near the President's home, but it's a reality for those around there.
"Of course it's disturbing news any time a young person loses their life is something I don't think anyone takes lightly," says Kenwood Oakland Community Organization's Jawanza Malone. "Unfortunately, it is something that we hear all too often, it's something that I know, in the 20 years I've been in this neighborhood, it's something that we've heard a lot."
You don't have to travel far from the President's home to see the blight and poverty that serves as a reminder that like other nicer neighborhoods around Chicago, Kenwood is a pocket of privilege that is still susceptible to crime and the pain it causes.
"The artificial dividing line in our neighborhood is 47th St," one resident says. "What's happening is that the violence isn't just being segregated to the north side of 47th street. It's spilling over the artificial line."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Follow @fox32news
Police are investigating the murder of a homeless man who was beaten to death in an alley in Logan Square.
WHBQ-TV | Fox 13 485 S. Highland St.Memphis, TN 38111Main Station: (901) 320-1313Newsroom: (901) 320-1340


text:
Town Square
SRVUSD poised to begin preliminary work on new school, Stone Valley renovation
Original post made on Jan 19, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Friday, January 18, 2013, 1:11 AM
on Jan 19, 2013 at 4:13 pm
Is it a secret as to where the new elementary school will be built as I could not find a word about this in the article?
on Jan 20, 2013 at 6:00 am
I wondered the same thing. Assume it is Dougherty Valley as they have been discussing adding one for a long time. Would be nice to have a followup story with details about the size of student population, expected opening date and if this is one of the developer built schools like Quail Run and Coyote Creek.
on Jan 20, 2013 at 6:41 pm
The school would be located on an 8.6-acre site one-half mile southwest of the Dougherty Station Community Center in an undeveloped area, next to a 30-acre park. For more information, see this article:
Web Link
Jessica Lipsky


text:
related guesthouses to "De Leeuwenhof"
Palmiet Valley ***** guesthouse (PAARL)
Also Cape dutch and only a mere 50 meters from De Leeuwenhof we find this exclusive 5-star estate. Their small and exclusive restaurant is worth a visit during your stay.
Mountain shadows **** guesthouse (PAARL)
Mountain shadows is a Cape dutch guesthouse close to us and specializes in weddings. Know for their personal attention, many guest also love this place.
visit their website on www.mountainshadows.co.za or call misty for more info on +27 21 862 31 92
We recently joined the German Collection of Guesthouses and safari Lodges
for more info contact us at "de Leeuwenhof" or contact Nicole Eickriede from Kuba Safari Lodge in the Kruger Park www.kubusafarilodge.com tel: +27(0)15-7933813
Laborie Restaurant
The spacious, stylish restaurant and terrace, secluded by vineyards and shaded by ancient oak trees, offers an eclectic menu compiled from South Africa's cultural mosaic.
For more information visit www.laborierestaurant.co.za or call: 021-8073095
Freedom Hill restaurant
A very nice and exclusive restaurant 8 min away on the road to Franschoek.
reservations tel 021-8670963 www.freedomhillrestaurant.co.za
A very nice and exclusive restaurant our guests also love.
127 main road Paarl 021-8633925 www.noop.co.za
Rheebokskloof restaurant
Cape dutch and restaurant overlooking a huge dam and beautiful garden.
tel 021-8638386 www.rhebokskloof.co.za
Tours 2012
NEW: SAFARI-trips into the Caroo
Make a day-trip safari into aquila's big 5 game reserve
only 1,5 hours away from us and a must do.
let us at De Leeuwenhof book your trip and inform you about the possibilities.
Paarl tours and taxi's ( besides airport pick-up and drop off they also organise daytrips and site-seeing tours for individuals and groups.
Mr Burton Basson Contact tel: +27-21-872 5671 fax +27-21-872 5670
Pearl Valley
Holes : 18 Par : 72 6090m
Pearl Valley is the latest addition to the Jack Nicklaus's repertoire of signature-designed courses worldwide. The Pearl Valley Golf Estate is surrounded by the Simonsberg and Drakenstein Mountains and bordered by vineyards with The Berg River water hazard running through it!
Nicklaus has stayed true to his design principles by working closely with nature and has provided a golf course that fits in with the environment. This fairly flat and largely uninterrupted terrain enabled Nicklaus the freedom to develop hole strategies making this a golf course the golfer has to think his/her way around. Water hazards come into play on just about every hole. Typical of a Jack Nicklaus design there are many bunkers, 76 to be exact, which have been cleverly sculptured into the fairway and around the greens!
Paarl Golf
Holes : 27 Par : 70 : 5832m
Boschenmeer, adjacent to a lake and bird sanctuary, is home to the Paarl golf course and boasts the only 27-hole golf course in the Cape. The extra nine holes that have been added on are designed by South African golfing legend David Frost. The fourth hole of the Boschenmeer Nine was recently voted the best in South Africa and it is believed that the extra nine holes add to the world-class beauty and playability.
This is more of a 'grip-it-and-rip-it' course with wide, generous fairways and a great challenge to any golfer. Sandwiched between the famous Paarl Rock and the Berg River this golf course allows one to play in a truly beautiful African setting
Other Activities in the Area:
- Horse-riding facilities are available within 10 min drive.
- Freshwater Fishing
- Hiking
- Hot air Balooning
- Shopping
- Quad Biking
- Cycling
- Wine Tasting
- Wine Tours


text:
NewVoiceMedia named as finalist at UK Cloud Awards (From Hampshire Chronicle)
When news happens, text CHRON and your photos or videos to 80360. Or contact us by email & phone.
Hampshire Business RSS Feed
NewVoiceMedia named as finalist at UK Cloud Awards
6:00am Wednesday 19th February 2014 in Hampshire Business By Richard Garfield, Business Editor
BASING View-headquartered NewVoiceMedia is a finalist at the 2014 UK Cloud Awards.
The company, which has offices at Belvedere, has been shortlisted in the Most Innovative Enterprise Cloud Solution category, which recognises technology that enables scale change in the nation's largest businesses.
Launched by Cloud Pro, in association with The Cloud Industry Forum (CIF) and techUK, the awards are designed to reflect the growing importance of cloud within the UK's technology community.
NewVoiceMedia was selected for its true cloud contact centre solution ContactWorld for Service, which is instantly deployable and provides unique and patented routing capabilities, enabling businesses to deliver a personalised and unique customer experience, quickly and securely.
NewVoiceMedia chief executive officer Jonathan Gale, said: "The Awards are a showcase for the very best in cloud technology and we are delighted to be announced as a finalist.
"We pride ourselves on the hard work, dedication and innovation involved in developing our market-leading cloud contact centre solutions, as they are revolutionising the customer experience. We look forward to hearing what the judges have to say."
The winners will be announced at a ceremony at London's City Hall on Wednesday February 26.
Comments are closed on this article.


text:
THE SCREENING ROOM: Jersey Boys Throughout the Years (Video)
By Playbill Staff
Jersey Boys, the Tony, Olivier and Grammy Award-winning Best Musical, celebrates its seventh anniversary on Broadway Nov. 6, 2012. To mark the occasion, Playbill.com takes a look back at Jersey Boys throughout the years.
Jersey Boys is written by Academy Award winner Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, with music by Bob Gaudio, lyrics by Bob Crewe and choreography by Sergio Trujillo. The original Broadway production opened at the August Wilson Theatre to critical acclaim on Nov. 6, 2005; previews began Oct. 4, 2005.
The musical is the winner of the 2006 Best Musical Tony Award, the 2006 Grammy Award for Best Musical Show Album, the 2009 Olivier Award for Best New Musical and the 2010 Helpmann Award for Best Musical (Australia).
Here are various appearances and performances from the Broadway company.
The cast at the 2006 Tony Awards:
The cast performs a medley from the show on the "Late Show With David Letterman":
Highlights from the musical:
Jersey Boys' performance on "A Capitol Fourth":
Five Frankie Vallis perform at the 2009 Tony Awards:
Frankie Valli and Bob Guadio talk about the Tony-winning musical:
Jersey Boys' performance at the 2006 Thanksgiving Day Parade:
The Jersey Boys TV commercial:
The cast performs at the 2008 U.S. Open:
The fifth anniversary celebration for Jersey Boys:
The cast performs at the 2007 Tony Awards:
The cast performs at the 2007 Emmys:
John Lloyd Young's curtain speech at the musical's Actors Fund performance:
Jersey Boys' performance at the 2009 Broadway in Bryant Park:
The musical's performance at the 2005 Macy's Thanksgiving Parade:
Michael Longoria performs at the 2008 Broadway on Broadway concert:
The cast performs on a television Christmas special:
The cast performs at Broadway in Bryant Park in 2011:
The cast performs "God Bless America" during Fleet Week in 2011:
Playbill Video's "Backstage at Jersey Boys: Part One":
Playbill Video's "Backstage at Jersey Boys: Part Two":
Playbill Video's "Backstage at Jersey Boys: Part Three":
Performance highlights featuring John Lloyd Young:
Send questions and comments to the Webmaster
Copyright © 2014 Playbill, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


text:
FREE Shipping on Orders of $99 or More + 2% Back PARtnership Loyalty Program
Ping EYE2 XG CC Lob Wedge
Click on main image for larger view
The�Ping EYE2 XG Wedges�honors the best-selling EYE2 wedge, upgrading it with today's technology while preserving the classic, Tour-proven design. Sporting a new precision-milled face and conforming grooves, the EYE2 XG offers precise distance control for confident wedge play. For approaches, delicate shots near the green, or deep-bunker escapes, the EYE2 XG's perimeter weighting and sole contours optimize forgiveness and control. A traditional non-glare satin finish lends the EYE2 XG a smooth, professional appearance.
Additional Features:


text:
Lymphedema (cont.)
Medications are useful in the treatment of filariasis, which is the primary cause of lymphedema worldwide but rare in the U.S. Filariasis is treated with the drug diethylcarbamazine.
Antibiotics may be necessary for the treatment of secondary infections of the skin and subcutaneous tissues (see below) that are a frequent complication of lymphedema.
Medical Author:
Medical Editor:
Must Read Articles Related to Lymphedema
Breast Cancer Breast cancer is cancer arising in breast tissue. Cancer is simply a group of abnormal cells that have abnormal growth patterns. Although breast cancer is...learn more >>
Edema Edema, or the abnormal accumulation of fluid in tissues in the body can be caused by several factors. Treatment of edema depends on the cause of the edema.learn more >>
Lumpectomy Lumpectomy is surgery to remove a suspected malignant (cancerous) tumor, or lump, and surrounding tissue from a woman's breast. The size and location of the lum...learn more >>
From WebMD
Cancer Resources
Featured Centers
- Symptoms of a Severe Allergic Reaction
- Breast Cancer Treatment Options
- Is Your Body Ready for Pregnancy?


text:
It is not unusual to find Alison Keller Townsend '75 on the side of the road picking up trash. In fact, she carries a trash bag with her almost everywhere.
"My kids think I'm nuts," she said. "But I can't help myself. I hate it when I see trash around, and if I see it, I will stop on the road and pick it up. I care about nature, trees, and beautiful surroundings, and I want to keep them that way."
Townsend has incorporated that passion for the environment into her daily life. "It has to do with the beauty of nature and of this world we live in," she said. "We're always going to have plastic bottles and Styrofoam, but people need to properly dispose of them."
A member of Randolph College's Board of Trustees since 2009, Townsend credits the liberal arts education she received at R-MWC for preparing her for a variety of careers and life pursuits, which have ranged from finance to advertising to art.
As a high school student, Townsend met a R-MWC student while volunteering for a political campaign near her home in Tallahassee, Florida.
"Her father was running for Senate, and I liked her and thought she was interesting and smart," she said. "So I applied thinking I might like it, too."
Once she arrived, she knew it was the right choice. "I found my passion here," said Townsend, who graduated cum laude. "I always felt like they took a chance on me, and I remember being exposed to so many interesting things that I had not even thought about before."
After graduating with an art history major, she took a position in an advertising agency in New York. Soon after, she began working at a bank as a troubleshooter for major corporate accounts.
After meeting Charles, whom she would marry in 1981, Townsend moved to Denver where she had her first child. They later moved to Rhode Island and had two more children.
While her children were young, Townsend spent most of her time caring for her family and volunteering in her community. In addition to serving on the board of her daughter's high school, School One, Townsend is involved in the Providence Art Club and Barrington Garden Club.
Even though she is an active volunteer in her community, Townsend was initially hesitant about joining Randolph's Board of Trustees.
"I don't really consider myself a 'Board' person," she said. "But the more I thought about it, the more I thought it would be an interesting challenge for me personally, as well as a learning experience. I really care about this College. And this was a way I could help."


text:
Call Us!
8am - 4pm pacific time
Amazingly intense, there really is no substitute for the fresh zing these oils lend to baked goods. 400 limes go into one bottle of the Lime Oil. Cold-pressed from the rind of the fruit, these oils pack a whollop. Use the Lime Oil in custards, pie fillings and cheesecakes. Be sure to try the Lemon Oil and Orange Oil from Boyajian as well.


text:
Second Grade Geography Worksheets and Printables
Second grade geography worksheets help your kid learn about cardinal directions and more. Kids who are interested in learning about places on the map that they haven't visited will enjoy discovering new things with these second grade geography worksheets. Bring your child to New Orleans, Cappadocia, and the Netherlands with these second grade geography worksheets. Try these second grade geography worksheets with your young explorer.
98 Results
Sort by:
Social Studies
Social Skills
World Studies
Holiday & Season
Education.com PLUS Benefits
- Access printable workbooks
- Download worksheets faster
- Create custom workbooks


text:
Two Saints personalities will take over the weekly Sports Illustrated column this summer in Peter King's absence.
Peter King needs a chauffeur. Sadly, I'm unavailable. In my stead, I've got a list of ready-to-go questions for one intrepid college student. C'mon, I'll make ya famous, kid!
Aaron Rodgers deserves to be league MVP because...well...just because Peter King says so.
Sports Illustrated 2011 NFL Preview Hits The Stands: What does Peter King think of the Saints?
From Alex Martin of New Orleans: "You write: 'I've never seen so many teams so in love with a corner who runs 4.53 as is the case with Malcolm Jenkins.' Interesting way to look at it. Especially when you consider Nnamdi Asomugha ran a 4.5 40 coming out of college, too. How did he work out?'' King: Very well. He's the highest-paid cornerback ever. But I'd bet you a grande latte that there was more interest higher in the draft for Jenkins, who was drafted 14th overall, than there was in 2003 for Asomugha, who was drafted 31st.
I know, I'm always harping on the MSM and what they get wrong, but sometimes they pay more attention to their deadlines than they do to reality. Besides, Peter King is my favorite whipping boy....
No, I'm not saying we're drafting Stafford. Peter King (yeah, I read his column, deal with it) has a piece coming up Tuesday on the relationship--whatever that may mean--between Stafford and Brees. 7. I think if Matthew Stafford succeeds, he's going to owe a very large debt of thanks to his new good buddy Drew Brees. I'll be writing about that tomorrow. But trust me. Brees has been a solid inspiration to Stafford.
Of course we are going to start off the day with a nice big helping of Shaun Alexander this morning. The Times-Pic and the Sun Herald both had articles telling us about the former (can't stress...
We'll email you a reset link.
If you signed up using a 3rd party account like Facebook or Twitter, please login with it instead.
You must be a member of Canal Street Chronicles to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Canal Street Chronicles. You should read them.
You must be a member of Canal Street Chronicles to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Canal Street Chronicles. You should read them.
Choose an available username to complete sign up.
In order to provide our users with a better overall experience, we ask for more information from Facebook when using it to login so that we can learn more about our audience and provide you with the best possible experience. We do not store specific user data and the sharing of it is not required to login with Facebook.


text:
Oxygen needs
Although WestJet does not provide oxygen on board, we may accept certain gaseous oxygen and portable oxygen concentrators on our aircraft. We strongly recommend that you advise us of any oxygen needs a minimum of 48 hours prior to travel as there are restrictions on the equipment types and amounts that can be accepted.
Gaseous oxygen acceptance
WestJet will permit a maximum of two guests travelling with gaseous oxygen cylinders, and a maximum of two cylinders per guest, and only:
- when the necessary documentation has been provided;
- on domestic flights. We are unable to accept oxygen from guests on flights outside of Canada;
- in the cabin as a carry-on medical device;
- if the cylinder is free of cracks, defects or other visible damage and free of flammable contaminants;
- if the cylinder has a permanent regulator attached (because regulators cannot be changed during the flight). Oxygen cylinders without a regulator will not be accepted for transport due to safety reasons – WestJet cannot assume responsibility for oxygen cylinders that are not accepted for travel. If you are travelling with a battery-operated regulator for your oxygen cylinder, bring extra batteries with you to ensure that your oxygen's regulator can continue to operate.
- if the cylinder does not exceed a maximum weight of 5 kg (11lb);
- if the cylinder is an accepted model and does not exceed the following dimensions:
|30.5 cm long x 9 cm wide
(12 inches long x 3.5 inches wide)
|41.9 cm long x 11.5 cm wide
(16.5 inches long x 4.5 inches wide)
In order to travel with gaseous oxygen you must provide the following two signed and dated statements at check-in and upon boarding:
Statement one – on your physician's letterhead which must:
- be issued no more than one year prior to your flight's departure date;
- acknowledge that you are required to use medical oxygen;
- indicate the maximum flow rate, maximum quantity of oxygen per hour and the maximum quantity of oxygen required for the flight(s);
- confirm that you have been trained on the operation and use of your oxygen cylinder (if you are unable to do so, we strongly suggest you travel with a personal attendant who can assist you).
Statement two – on your oxygen supplier's letterhead which must:
- be issued no more than one year prior to your flight's departure date;
- indicate the model number of each medical oxygen cylinder;
- verify that each medical oxygen cylinder conforms with the manufacturing, packaging, marking and labelling requirements of the Transportation of Dangerous Goods Regulations;
- verify that each medical oxygen cylinder has been maintained by a Canadian supplier in accordance with applicable standards;
- verify that each medical oxygen cylinder has been hydrostatic tested by a Canadian supplier in accordance with applicable standards;
- verify that each medical oxygen cylinder gauge does not exceed the rated cylinder pressure.
Portable oxygen concentrators (POC)
Guests requiring oxygen on board the aircraft are permitted to travel with an approved portable oxygen concentrator (POC). This service is offered on all flights and there is no limit to the quantity of POCs allowed on board. Other POCs not included on this list may be carried on board, but may not be used.
The following 21 approved POC models may be used on board all WestJet flights (other POCs may be allowed on board, but not used). Approved POC models are manufacturer tested in accordance with Section 21, Category M, of RTCA/DO-160F and must be affixed with a label of compliance.
Approved POC Models:
- AirSep FreeStyle
- AirSep FreeStyle 5
- AirSep Focus
- AirSep LifeStyle
- Delphi RS-00400 (EVO Central Air)
- DeVilbiss Healthcare iGo
- Inogen One
- Inogen One G2
- Inogen One G3
- Inova Labs LifeChoice
- Inova Labs LifeChoice Activox
- International Biophysics LifeChoice
- Invacare Solo2
- Invacare XPO2
- Oxlife LLC Independence
- Oxus RS – 00400
- Precision Medical EasyPulse
- Respironics EverGo
- Respironics Simply Go
- SeQual Eclipse
- SeQual SAROS
Battery acceptance
Your POC may only be used in the battery-operated mode and you must have enough fully charged batteries for the duration of your flight as well as any unanticipated delays. Extra batteries must be packaged for carry-on in a manner that will prevent a short circuit. Battery terminals must be either recessed or packaged so as to prevent contact with metal objects, including the terminals of other batteries. Batteries are only accepted as carry-on.
When travelling with a POC, you must present a physician's statement to the Customer Service Agent at check-in, as well as to the flight attendant upon boarding. The letter must be on your physician's letterhead with an issue date of no more than one year prior to your flight's departure date. The letter must state that:
- the oxygen is medically required for all portions of the flight (taxi, take-off, cruise and landing);
- the user has the ability to see, hear and understand the device's cautions and warnings and that they are able to respond accordingly without assistance. If not, the user must travel with a companion who is capable of performing these functions on their behalf;
- the maximum flow rate corresponds to the pressure in the cabin under normal operating conditions. Cabins are pressurized to an altitude of approximately 8,000 feet.


text:
Milford's girls got a fast start to beat Cherry Valley-Springfield on Friday, but on Monday Franklin did the same thing to the Wildcats.
Against CV-S, Addy Lawson and Hannah Saggese scored two goals apiece before halftime to give Milford a 4-0 lead. Lawson got her first goal less than a minute into the game.
The Wildcats went on to win 4-2, in a Tri-Valley League East win at Cherry Valley.
Jordan Loucks finished with a goal and an assist to pace the Patriots, who also received a goal from Lauren Loucks. Both CV-S goals came after halftime.
The two teams will meet again in the final game of the regular season on Oct. 14 in Milford.
On Monday at Milford, the Purple Devils took a 3-0 lead. Kirsten Brownell scored two goals and Terry Peterson scored the third goal, heading in a corner kick by Jordan Beers.
Milford made a comeback in the final ten minutes of the game. Addy Lawson scored the first goal on a pass from Amanda Fish with just under ten minutes left.
Fish scored two minutes later, connecting on a shot that bounced around in the box after Emilie Mertz's corner kick.
"It was a great game," Milford coach Chris Saggese said on Monday. "Very good soccer on both sides and very exciting soccer to watch, for sure."
For Franklin (4-0, 4-0), coach J.J. Laing got his 200th victory in the game.
Milford (4-1, 3-1) hosted Edmeston on Wednesday after deadline and travels to Morris on Friday.
CV-S bounced back on Monday by beating host Edmeston 2-0. Lauren Loucks scored both goals for the Patriots and Hannah Lamourt had one assist.
CV-S (4-1, 3-1) hosted Morris on Wednesday after deadline and travels to Laurens on Friday.
Milford 4, CV-S 2
Milford 4 0 - 4
Milford: Addy Lawson 2-0, Hannah Saggese 2-0, Lizette Holliday 0-1,
Keira Higgins 0-1.
Cherry Valley-Springfield: Jordan Loucks 1-1, Lauren Loucks 1-0, Emily McDermott 0-1.
Shots-corner kicks: M 12-6; C 18-3.
Goalies: Rukiye Henderson (M) 12; Kylie Graham (C) 10.


text:
Enter your username and password below to sign in to your PewterReport account.
x close
...and Doloris, how is it you always accuse me of thinking I know more than the experts, but you can sit here and pretend you know better than the Bills franchise and Mike Mayock? Please. I think I'll side with those two and my own personal gut feeling over you "expertise" .
NFL Network chief draft analyst Mike Mayock rendered his verdict on QB Blaine Gabbert following Missouri's pro day Thursday."Bottom line, he's the first quarterback off the board, and it wouldn't surprise me if Carolina takes him at No. 1," Mayock said on Path to the Draft.Mayock was impressed with his progress toward becoming an NFL-ready signal caller after playing in a spread offense with the Tigers that normally placed him in the shotgun, something Newton must also overcome.Mayock has Gabbert rated ahead of Newton as the 2011 draft's top QB prospect.According to Mayock, he can "drive the ball with accuracy, he drives it with timing, his arm strength is more than enough."As for his developing footwork?"Cleaner than I expected," said Mayock, who compared the pro day performance of Gabbert favorably with former first-rounders Matt Ryan and Sam Bradford.
FRG is the most logical poster on this board. You guys just don\'t like where the logical conclusions take you.
What is your point? I was wrong? Ok. You win. I was wrong.
Watching the highlights on DE Ezekial Ansah (BYU) he kinda reminds of JPP or Aldon Smith. Relentless pass-rusher.
Quote from: bucfan26 on February 16, 2013, 12:29:45 PMWatching the highlights on DE Ezekial Ansah (BYU) he kinda reminds of JPP or Aldon Smith. Relentless pass-rusher.Except he only has 4.5 career sacks and very limited fottball experience. Super risky pick.


text:
Four teens arrested after a manhunt in Newberry County last week were extradited back to Tennessee to face charges related to a murder case.
The four teens were in an Abbeville County courtroom for an initial appearance Monday afternoon.
Investigators say they took off from Tennessee to South Carolina after 16-year old Zack Blanchard killed his father. They were caught following a 10-hour manhunt.
Zack will be charged with the death of his 36-year-old father, Robert Blanchard.
The three other teens, 15-year-old Liam Lawler, 16-year-old Shelby Riley, and 15-year-old Daniel Richards-Birchfield, will be charged with accessory after the fact of first-degree murder and theft over $1,000.
According to Bristol, Tennessee NBC affiliate WCYB, the teens are expected to have their first court appearance Friday.
Copyright 2014 WIS. All rights reserved.
PO Box 8086
Savannah, GA 31412
FCC Public File
EEO Public File
Closed Captioning