text:
Main Content
Stay warm this season while showing support for your #1 NASCAR driver with the Checkered Flag fan hoodie. This comfortable pullover sweatshirt is decorated with official team logos on the front. It features ribbed cuffs and waistband to help keep the cold out.
- 100% Cotton fabric
- Made in Mexico
- Officially licensed
- Printed NASCAR driver graphics on front
- Pullover hoodie
- Ribbed cuffs and waistband
Martin Customers also liked:
Reviewed by 1 customer
- Quality Construction
- none
Best Uses
- Anytime
- Around Town
- At The Race
- Watching The Race
Comments about Checkered Flag Sports Checkered Flag Mark Martin Fan Hoodie:
Only Wish Mark Martin Had More Products Available !
- Sizing:
- Feels true to size
- Sleeve Length:
- Feels true to length
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
Arab Spring or Arab Winter? Hope for Democracy
As we hear about the Shiite and Sunni, Islam and women, democratic turmoil, and refugee trauma, what pieces are we missing?
Join us as Professor of English Kimberly Segall, Iraqi-Syrian translator Khawla Hadi, and activist Marwa al-Mtowaq engage in a panel discussion exploring the origins of sectarian divide and narrating altnerative histories.
Monday, May 19, 7-8 p.m., Upper Gwinn Commons.
SPRINT Spring CleaningHire a SPRINT student to help with your spring cleaning projects. Contact Daniel Lee.
Founded in 2004, the John Perkins Center is a first of-its-kind partnership between the John Perkins Foundation of Jackson, Mississippi, Seattle Pacific University, and Christian community leaders throughout the Pacific Northwest. Learn about the John Perkins Center

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The Best Way to Use Your Money to Help Others
Latest update: December 18th, 2012
When you make a charitable donation, do you just mail a check and forget about it, or do you care how the organization uses your donation?
How can you best ensure your hard-earned funds are being properly used by a charitable organization? While it seems to make sense that organizations use their money wisely, how can the donor be sure the organization is putting donations to the best possible use?
Rabbi Uziel Admoni of Charity Safebox spoke with me on the Goldstein on Gelt show about some of the challenges donors face when they wish to help a specific organization.
First of all, it's always a good idea to check the credentials of a charity before you give and make sure it is really genuine. Is it important to you if the organization has a tax-deductible status?
However, even when the charitable cause is genuine, the money that you are donating may still not necessarily go to the right place due to downright inefficiency. Charities are run by idealistic people, but are they also business-minded? Even though the directors may be honest and hardworking, they may still not be putting the donations to the best use. They may be doing great work – but with a little business or financial guidance they could be doing even better.
I was once involved with a donor who sponsored the purchase of several hundred library books for a school in Israel. Months later, the donor arrived at the school expecting to see a fully-stocked library (or at least the empty shelves if the students checked out all the books). They were disappointed to find cartons of books sitting in the corner. They were told, "We bought the books with the money you gave, but had no money to build bookcases." Needless to say, the donor was shocked that they hadn't approached him earlier, for he surely would have sponsored bookcases too! After all, without them, his donation was useless.
For this reason, if you are thinking of making a significant donation to a particular organization, consider employing the services of a family office to oversee the donation. A family office carries out due diligence into the activities of non-profit organizations on behalf of the philanthropist. This work is extremely useful to both the donor and the recipient. The donor has peace of mind of knowing that the money given is being used for the intended cause in the best possible way, while the charity gets a chance to efficiently further its mission.
Indeed, this was the happy ending of the library story. The donor hired a family office to oversee the library, from the construction of bookcases until the books reached the hands of the students.
About the Author: Douglas Goldstein, CFP®, is the director of Profile Investment Services, Ltd, a financial planning firm located in Jerusalem. He specializes in working with clients in New York, Florida, and Israel and is a licensed financial professional both in the U.S. and Israel. Securities are offered through Portfolio Resources Group, Inc., Member FINRA, SIPC, MSRB, SIFMA. Accounts held at Pershing LLC., Member NYSE/SIPC, a subsidiary of The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation. Neither Profile nor PRG gives tax or legal advice. Before immigrating to Israel, it is advisable to consult with a tax attorney who is knowledgeable about Israeli law. Doug's newest book The Expatriates' Guide to Handling Money and Taxes is available at www.expatguidetomoney.com. He hosts a weekly finance show, Goldstein on Gelt, on internet radio. Listen live or download podcasts. Toll-free from U.S. 1-888-327-6179, Jerusalem: (02) 624-2788. Follow on Twitter: @DougGoldstein or contact at firstname.lastname@example.com.
If you don't see your comment after publishing it, refresh the page.
Our comments section is intended for meaningful responses and debates in a civilized manner. We ask that you respect the fact that we are a religious Jewish website and avoid inappropriate language at all cost.
If you promote any foreign religions, gods or messiahs, lies about Israel, anti-Semitism, or advocate violence (except against terrorists), your permission to comment may be revoked.


text:
A Chicago man is helping kids as young as 3 years old to develop athletically and socially through basketball.
In the Paint Hoops was founded by former professional basketball player turned life coach Mike Robinson.
Robinson was drafted by Utah Jazz in 1981, and spent about eight years playing basketball in Europe.
In 2006, when he was working in the corporate world, his heart started calling me to do something he loved: Working with kids and making a difference.
In the Paint Hoops runs structured programs that promote discipline, skills, learning - things that kids learn in classrooms. Playing basketball with their peers supports what they learn in the classroom.
Parents have told Robinson that their kids enjoy playing so much, and that the structure supports what they try to do at home. They can't put a price on the value of the self-esteem Hoops activities inspire in their children.
The organization operates out of Westmont.
Call 773-257-7525, or go to www.iftphoops.com for more information.
Call 773-257-7525, or go to iftphoops.com for more information.
Didn't find what you were looking for?
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 Fox Television Stations, Inc. and Worldnow. All Rights Reserved.
Privacy Policy | New Terms of Service What's new | Ad Choices


text:
The wait is over! Download the BeerAdvocate app on iTunes or Google Play now.
Get 12 issues / year of BeerAdvocate magazine for only $9.99!
Cantillon Lou Pepe - Kriek - Brasserie Cantillon
Displayed for educational use only; do not reuse.
Ratings: 1,165 | Reviews: 309 | Display Reviews Only:
Reviews by metalgdog:
New York
4.5/5 rDev -2%
01-09-2013 03:03:02 | More by metalgdog
More User Reviews:
4.55/5 rDev -0.9%
2007 sticker bottle, 2009 cork thanks to Gosox8787. Served in a Hill Farmstead tulip.
Pour: Hazy ruby red, with a very nice fluffy magenta head. Head is somewhat fizzy, and while parts of it recede rather quickly, and nice bit hangs around. Doesn't leave much if any lacing.
Smell: Big barnyard funk up front, followed by tart cherry skins. Some pear skins. A light oak, and a light lacticity come through.
Taste: Follows the nose, but big tart cherry juice and cherry skins hit first. Some pear. A big barnyard funk next, followed by a lactic sourness. Finishes sour with cherries and funky.
Mouthfeel: Sourness is next to puckering, yet with mixed with the funk, it is awesome. A sipper thanks to how sour it is, and I enjoy it.
Overall: A really fantastic kriek. I think I enjoy this more than 3F Schaerbeekse Kriek.
12-25-2012 04:33:59 | More by cfrances33
4.71/5 rDev +2.6%
75cl bottle from 2010; ordered and poured at Brasserie Cantillon into the Cantillon wine glasses 7/5/2013.
Acidic and very pungent nose with a strong sour cherry scent and a small amount of musty funk. Basically the Cantillon 100% Kriek on steroids.
Lighter red body, almost even a bit pink. Beautiful and glowing beer. Very well carbonated with a large pink head that persists for the entire duration. No lacing.
Straight up cherry tartness, certainly very sour as well. But this is also a bit sweet compared to the 100% Kriek, which makes for an even nicer balance. More complexity in this one as well; the oak, earthiness and funk seem to be stronger here and brings more balance overall.
Lighter medium body, very well carbonated. Refreshing and extremely drinkable. Aftertaste is cherry tartness and sourness, no true sweetness here. Not a particularly dry finish which I have come to prefer and what Cantillons deliver.
Overall: 50% more fruit and 100% more balance and flavour. I really loved this beer. The cherries really bring a nice complexity to this compared to the framboise versions that are made here.
07-05-2013 18:40:24 | More by Stevedore
4.88/5 rDev +6.3%
Re-review of another batch. 2012 vintage into Cantillon balloon stem.
Appearance is a gorgeous, deep cherry red bordering on marroon. Or maybe it's past red and in purple/marroon territory. I mean it's deep. Lovely two finger pink head builds and holds well before settling to a nice froth layer. One of those beautiful beers to look at.
The aroma is also about as perfect as can be for a Kriek/Cherry sour. Tons of earthy cherry juice, pit, skin. A host of funky notes with horse blanket and damp earth predominating. I love krieks that show some funk through all the fruit. But you also have some oak, vanilla, and burgundy wine complimenting the cherry and funk.
The taste is, well phenomenal. I think I popped this baby right on time. The finest tasting LPK I've had to date. Like the aroma, this is so freakin balanced between Cherry, barrel, and funk. And the acidity has not even begun to accelerate so it's maintained that high drinkability of fresh LPK. Everything cherry is in this, juice, earthy pit, tart skin, and a touch of Cherry jam. The funk is cleaner on the palate than on the nose but offers up musky cave and a little minty leafiness. Oak is soft and red wine is fruity with medium tannic level. Acidity is low still and that's how I personally like it.
Mouthfeel is light, fluffy, and almost silky. I love the fact this doesn't sport a high carbonation level as it sometimes spoils the lambic experience. Despite the sweet cherry flavor characteristics this is invitingly dry and tart from front of the tongue to back.
Like in most cases with Cantillon, quite amazing. I've grown a soft spot for Krieks over the years and this proves that they too can blow me away. I am usually more fond of framboise so now is the time to crack a LPF to see how it compares to this Kriek. If you have any 2012 vintage (10' sticker) Lou Pepe Kreik, it's drinking amazing right now. Unless you prefer bracingly sour beer, it probably can't get better than this at this point. Or who knows with the endless possibilities of aged Cantillon :).
08-13-2014 00:42:19 | More by MarcWP
4.5/5 rDev -2%
01-06-2014 13:33:14 | More by tectactoe
4.5/5 rDev -2%
11-27-2013 19:35:23 | More by jono0101
4.22/5 rDev -8.1%
2005 vintage bottled in 2007 consumed in 2010
Cherry-red color with a pink head that fizzes down pretty quickly only to be seen again for the pouring of the second glass.
A bouquet of cherry barnyard, a hint of acetic nail polish remover, and sweaty leather jacket. Dark, acidic, and mysterious.
The taste at first is shockingly sour, even for a sour lover it's in your face. Some grapey, sort of acids akin to certain red wines, astringent hints of leather, and subtle cherries in the finish. Tannins are there, not overwhealming, but noticable. The extreme sourness distracts from some of the complexity it would have and will leave you smacking your lips for a while before you can think about another sip.
The carbonation and mouthfeel are pretty standard for this style, kind of flat, leaving the acidity to do the work the carbonation would normally do.
Hard to drink in any quanity, the first three or four ounces were great, then my tongue and palate were completely bruised and battered shortly thereafter. Not my favorite cantillon by any stretch of the imagination, wouldn't buy it again at the price it is, but as always, a solid offering.
05-06-2010 23:16:49 | More by brownbeer
New York
4.5/5 rDev -2%
A - Pours a light red with a quarter of pinkish head.
S - The aroma is full of cherries, slightly on the tart side, slightly sweet, with a little bit of straw and barnyard funk in the back.
T - Big fresh cherry taste along with some cherry juice. Really flavorful, woody and musty.
M - Foamy light body with high, fizzy carbonation. An obvious cheek puckering sour finish.
O - Another great beer from Cantillon. Really wish there beers were easier to get.
01-07-2012 22:13:46 | More by SkiBum22
4.13/5 rDev -10%
A: grape juice in color with a thin rose head, little lacing.
S: an initial bitterness blasts the senses with laces of cherries, feels like pop-rocks in my nose.
T: blasts of cherries and yeast, like a red pixie stick, flavor coats every possible crevice in the mouth and throat.
MF/D: surprisingly smooth on the palate for the high carbonation that is everpresent, certainly some tart left on the lips.
09-14-2010 19:27:45 | More by newk340
4.75/5 rDev +3.5%
05-17-2012 23:31:57 | More by NWer
5/5 rDev +8.9%
09-08-2012 18:42:35 | More by heddar33
4.56/5 rDev -0.7%
2010 sticker, bottled August 2012; Bottle at Cantillon, served in lambic basket.
A – Initial pour is an intense clear red with hints of brown. Initially half a finger of light pink head, which quickly dissipates to leave a thin, persistent collar.
S – Aroma is a combination of intense cherry, and pleasant earthy funk. Cherry aromas are not the least bit medicinal, but clean, fruity and acidic.
T – Similar to smell, a nice mix of cherry and funk in the taste. The cherry is mostly dry and tart, though a small amount of sweetness remains. After the initial burst of tart cherry, some funky elements come in and linger through most of the taste. The finish, however, is pretty much all cherry. Clearly a stronger cherry presence than the regular kriek (though this is also a relatively young bottle), and it works beautifully. Looking forward to comparing to an older bottle to see how this develops.
M – Light mouthfeel, mostly dry but with a touch of sweetness. Finish is clean, dry and tart.
O – Just wonderful. At this young age it is nicely acidic, but not overwhelmingly so and still highly drinkable.
09-13-2013 06:06:39 | More by warnerry
4.5/5 rDev -2%
11-21-2011 04:57:05 | More by Callmecoon
4.5/5 rDev -2%
02-04-2014 00:41:58 | More by bishopdc0
4.25/5 rDev -7.4%
09-18-2012 01:30:16 | More by jisom123
5/5 rDev +8.9%
10-01-2012 22:15:41 | More by Guden
4.5/5 rDev -2%
01-08-2013 17:49:55 | More by Jason
4.33/5 rDev -5.7%
Bottle from 1999.
Nice red color with a pink-ish head that dissipated leaving only a ring around the glass. Smell was certainly sour, had some barnyard funk and very tart cherries; I have not seemed to care for other beers with some of these characteristics, but this one is very nice. Taste is much of the same, but its just put together so well that I can't help but love it. Light bodied, but thankfully not bone dry; carbonation was light-medium. This was definitely a joy to drink, I think I'll be searching out more Cantillon; hopefully they can match up with this one.
12-18-2006 05:52:50 | More by badbeer
4.55/5 rDev -0.9%
Bottle courtesy thirdeye11.
2002 vintage. Pours reddish brown with white head. Aroma is very sour, with wood, cherry, funk and vinegar all playing a part. Very complex and inviting. The flavor is very sour cherry with wood and barnyard funk also in there. This is one of the most tart beers I have had, but it is immensely drinkable. This is a beer I hope I get to try again.
12-30-2009 02:12:12 | More by Mora2000
5/5 rDev +8.9%
08-24-2014 03:28:22 | More by Juan611
5/5 rDev +8.9%
04-20-2014 13:25:06 | More by Shankopotamus
4/5 rDev -12.9%
02-26-2012 17:28:31 | More by fo1ksguitar
4.25/5 rDev -7.4%
05-27-2014 15:02:31 | More by andrewdanks
5/5 rDev +8.9%
04-07-2013 17:36:12 | More by Prospero
Yukon (Canada)
4.5/5 rDev -2%
06-25-2013 05:17:15 | More by jaminjohnson
Cantillon Lou Pepe - Kriek from Brasserie Cantillon
100 out of 100 based on 1,165 ratings.


text:
Several hundred protesters gathered in front of City Hall in Los Angeles on Saturday to show solidarity with the "Occupy Wall Street" protesters in lower Manhattan.
The demonstrators marched from Pershing Square to City Hall, where they plan to camp out indefinitely. LA Weekly estimated there were at least 750 people participating in the protest.
They chanted slogans such as, "Hey hey, ho ho! Wall Street greed has got to go!" and "The people united will never be defeated."
"Corporate interests seem to be controlling both parties," one protester previously told the blog LAactivist.com. "The 'little man,' the 'American every man,' just isn't getting their voice heard. When you need $35,000 to donate to a campaign to get your voice heard, to have a meeting, that's not democracy."
Watch videos of "Occupy Los Angeles," uploaded to YouTube, below:
By Katie Halper
By TBogg
By Roy Greenslade, The Guardian
By The Conversation
Raw Story is a progressive news site that focuses on stories often ignored in the mainstream media. While giving coverage to the big stories of the day, we also bring our readers' attention to policy, politics, legal and human rights stories that get ignored in an infotainment culture driven solely by pageviews.
Founded in 2004, Raw Story reaches 9 million unique readers per month and serves more than 30 million pageviews.
Copyright © 2004-2013 Raw Story Media, Inc. All rights reserved.


text:
« Previous -
Version 27/71
(diff) -
Next » -
Current version
Samuel Verschelde, 11/12/2010 09:41 pm
Welcome to mageia-app-db's project home¶
What is mageia-app-db ?¶We want to produce a website dedicated to mageia's applications and packages, and whose main goals would be :
- allow to browse the package database, provide the main informations about packages, like any other distribution does (see http://www.debian.org/distrib/packages for example).
- focus on interaction between users, testers and packagers
- from users to packagers : backports requests, new soft requests (with a voting system), ...
- from packagers to users/testers : testing requests, ie packagers asking users to test a certain package before pushing it to the official repositories, ...
- customizable user notifications on your home page, RSS feed or e-mail (new backport available for you preferred soft, new update candidate available and awaiting testing...)
See the full record of user needs and potential functionalities here : NeedsAndFunctionalities
Contributing to the project¶
- Team
- RedmineTodo : remaining tasks concerning redmine configuration
- TODO : detail what kind of contributions we need
- Specifications
- Roadmap
- How to prepare a developer's workstation : PrepareDevWorkstation
Source code¶
This is a PHP5 project using symfony:http://www.symfony-project.org 1.4 as a framework.
Source code is hosted by github. You can clone the repository with :
git clone https://github.com/agallou/mageia-app-db.git
- You can often find us on
#mageia-fr: Stormi (project lead) and ttp (main developer)
- We use the mageia-webteam mailing list as a mailing list for the project (among the other web-related mageia projects : wiki, bug tracker, etc.). Some discussion may happen also on mageia-discuss or mageia-dev from time to time. https://www.mageia.org/mailman/
- if you need to e-mail us directly, send a mail to stormi ((AT)) laposte ((DOT)) net


text:
Some of the leading scientists in bioengineering, nanotechnology and pharmaco-genomics will gather on Tuesday, January 26, 2010 to discuss how to harness the tools of these emerging fields to develop new diagnostics and treatments for complex diseases.
Latest News
January 25, 2010
January 11, 2010
The UCSF School of Pharmacy's Medication Management Program in Fresno will be offering free consultations with professional clinical pharmacists on two consecutive Tuesdays in January. The service is free of charge and open to anyone with diabetes, those who take blood thinners or people taking three or more medications.
December 15, 2009
A UCSF researcher takes a novel approach to understanding how indigenous healers diagnose and treat disease, and finds many similarities to Western medical concepts.


text:
Cornell Cooperative Extension
- Cornell Cooperative Extension
Taking care of business
Year's end is a taxing time for many area farmers who have to keep track of all their own finances, according to columnist Peter Hagar.
Making room for more
The holidays have us making space. Be sure to consider recycling and repurposing, Jolene Wallace advises.
Eating well from the root cellar
If you've stocked your root cellar there will be plenty of local food and good eating all winter long, writes Laurie Davis of Cooperative Extension.
Columnist shares favorite apple sayings
Jolene Wallace shares meanings behind "An apple a day, keeps the doctor away," "A bad apple spoils the barrel" and more.
Last of the fall chores
Gardening expert Amy Ivy talks about the items still left on her, and maybe your, to-do list.
Take steps to avoid unwanted visitors
Jolene Wallace provides tips for mulching and keeping mice out of your home.
Support for farmers alive and well
Response to display at Farm Aid event was significant, Laurie Davis writes.
Blue herons are fascinating
You can learn a lot from watching herons, Jolene Wallace writes.
Raised beds a good option for spring planting
Now is the ideal time to get your raised-bed garden set up, Amy Ivy writes.
Plant spring-flowering bulbs now
With fall upon us, it's time to think about planting spring-flowering bulbs, expert Jolene Wallace writes.
- More Cornell Cooperative Extension Headlines
- Taking care of business


text:
UV Sterilizers & Clarifiers
Sterilizers & ClarifiersWe carry many types of UV units and replacement parts for them. Fully submersible to pond-side units we should have exactly what you need to keep your water clean.
25 Watt Aqua UV Replacement Quartz Sleeve - UV Sterilizer$44.80
Aqua UV Replacement Quartz Sleeve - UV SterilizerRead 8 Reviews FROM ONLY$42.00


text:
Philadelphia Eagles
Nick Foles - #9 - QB
|6' 6"/ 243 lbs.
|Austin, TX
|Years played
|2012, 3rd round, 25th pick by Eagles
Reid: Chiefs open to trading top pick
Chiefs head coach Andy Reid said the possibility exists that the team could trade its top overall draft pick.
Eagles' Kelly supports Foles, hazy on Asomugha
New Eagles head coach Chip Kelly wasn't giving too many indications which way the team was headed with key personnel.
Foles still very much in Eagles' plans
Michael Vick is still in Philadelphia. Dennis Dixon also joined the mix this offseason. But conversations about trading Nick Foles have yet to occur.
Eagles, Vick agree to restructured deal
The Eagles and QB Michael Vick agreed to terms on a restructured contract, allowing Vick to return for 2013.
Eagles' QB options: Vick, Foles or other
New Eagles head coach Chip Kelly wasn't saying who his starting QB would be, but there are a few clues to consider.
Eagles sign DT Dixon, place QB Foles on I.R.
The Eagles signed DT Antonio Dixon to a two-year contract and placed QB Nick Foles on injured reserve.
Eagles QB Foles has broken hand, won't play
Eagles QB Nick Foles broke his hand in Sunday's loss to the Redskins and will not play in the team's season finale against the Giants.
Key matchup: Eagles QB Nick Foles vs. Redskins pass defense
In Thursday's key matchup, we take a look at the Redskins' key battle with the Eagles in Philadelphia.
Eagles might have QB to build around
Eagles rookie QB Nick Foles' late-game heroics — and eight straight quality quarters of football now — have the team thinking it might have something.
Foles, Cousins join in on rookie QB fun
Kirk Cousins and Nick Foles are the two latest rookie-QB phenomenons; plus, are Norv Turner, Ron Rivera and Andy Reid too late?
Eagles QB Vick not cleared to practice
Eagles QB Michael Vick did not pass his imPACT test on Wednesday and will not be cleared to practice on Thursday, the team's website reported.
Eagles rookie QB Foles to start Sunday
As expected, rookie QB Nick Foles will start for the Eagles on Sunday for the injured Michael Vick, according to multiple reports.
NFC East Spin cycle: Cowboys closing the game with Giants
Should the Giants be concerned? They're now only 1.5 games up in the East over the Cowboys, who won in Philly.
Eagles QB Vick leaves game with concussion
Eagles QB Michael Vick left Sunday's game with a concussion and will not return. Rookie Nick Foles took over.
Eagles' Foles a logical pickup
Eagles QB Nick Foles is a smart pickup for fantasy owners even if he doesn't start in Week Nine, writes Mike Wilkening in PFW's Week Nine "Fantasy Ticker."
Despite restructuring Michael Vick's contract and signing Dennis Dixon, the Philadelphia Eagles aren't shopping Foles and would want a first- or second-round pick to even consider it, a person familiar with the team's plans told The Associated Press on Friday.||||||| The person, speaking on condition of anonymity because the Eagles won't publicly discuss trade rumors, said new coach Chip Kelly and the front-office brass "haven't discussed trading Foles with any team." Foles was selected in the third round with the 88th overall pick in the 2012 NFL draft. The Eagles "absolutely" rate his value higher than that because of his success as a rookie, the person said.
The Philadelphia Eagles have placed Foles on injured reserve.||||||| Foles broke his hand in last Sunday's loss to Washington.
Foles has a broken right hand, and coach Andy Reid said Michael Vick will likely start against the New York Giants in Sunday's season finale.||||||| Reid said Monday that Foles broke his throwing hand in the second quarter of a 27-20 loss to Washington, but returned to the game after X-rays at the stadium were negative. An MRI taken on Monday revealed a hairline fracture, Reid said. Reid added because it's a non-displaced fracture, Foles should be 100 percent in about three weeks.
Foles completed 32 of 48 for 345 yards, with one touchdown and one interception in the Eagles' loss to Washington on Sunday.||||||| It was Foles' second 300-yard passing performance in three games.
Making his fifth straight start for Michael Vick, Foles threw for 182 yards, one TD and one interception in Thursday's loss to the Bengals.||||||| Though Vick has been cleared to practice after suffering a concussion, Foles is expected to start the final two games.


text:
Search Ads
Place an Ad »
Want to sell something? Have an announcement to make? Place an ad in the Star News Classifieds and get results.Car or Truck Ad | Post a Job | All Other Ads
Mar 20, 2013
Sonoma Coast Villa & Spa in Bodega is seeking FT Front
Office Asst. w/at least 3 yrs exp.
Must be a team player, weekends are a must, position
requires room inspections,
taking reservations, excellent phone skills, Customer service orientated and well organized, Must be friendly and able to handle stress in high volume, send resume to: reservations@ scvilla.com. For appointment call 707-876-9818 or apply in person Hourly rate is $ 15.00 per hour based on experience
For Sale/WantedERROR: Macro classified-groups is missing!
ServicesERROR: Macro classified-groups is missing!
LegalERROR: Macro classified-groups is missing!
RentalsERROR: Macro classified-groups is missing!
Copyright © 2014 PressDemocrat.com — All rights reserved. Restricted use only.


text:
Arizona deputies investigate trailer park shooting
By Associated Press
Originally published: Dec 11, 2012 - 8:53 pm
Originally published: Dec 11, 2012 - 8:53 pm
LAVEEN -- Investigators with the Maricopa County Sherriff's Office have identified a man who was shot and killed at a trailer park in Laveen.
They believe 51-year-old Daniel Morales was shot during an altercation Tuesday. They declined to release any details about what may have sparked the altercation.
Sheriff's spokesman Chris Hegstrom says the shooting remains under investigation.
Residents at the Southern Meadows Trailer Park tell television station KSAZ they weren't surprised by the shooting. They say Southern Meadows is not a quiet place to live and that violence is a normal occurrence at the trailer park.
share this story:
Attention KTAR.com Comment Users: We have recently changed our comments boards.We would like you to be part of the conversation and The Voice of Arizona by logging in with your Facebook, Twitter, Google+ or Disqus account. Existing KTAR (Arizona Sports) account members will need to create a Disqus account or use one of the aforementioned social media logins. Thank you.


text:
Fire officials were called to the scene of a small fire at Michigan Production Machine in Saginaw.
The fire was reported just before 11 a.m. The business is located at 1720 Norman St., just off of North 12th Street on Saginaw's east side.
The fire was in a heating and cooling unit.
Fire officials say the blaze is under investigation. The believe a filter may have gotten sucked into the heating unit, which was heavily damaged by the fire.
Besides heavy smoke, no one was hurt and the business used fans to air out the smoke.
Copyright 2013 WNEM (Meredith Corporation). All rights reserved.


text:
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) - Gov. Jay Inslee is proposing a mix of extending temporary taxes and ending some tax exemptions to address both the state's projected budget deficit and a court-ordered requirement to put more money into the state's basic education system. In his budget proposal released Thursday, Inslee's plan to repeal or modify about a dozen tax exemptions would bring the state more than $565 million. The extension of taxes on beer and business taxes paid by doctors, lawyers, accountants and others, would bring in an additional $661 million. Inslee also calls to once again suspend voter-approved cost-of-living raises for teachers, saving the state $321 million. Part of the proposal is reducing the tax break on business and occupation taxes by 25 percent for all industries except aerospace and those charged with radioactive waste cleanup by the federal government.(Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
SPOKANE, Wash. - Pig Out In The Park brings in thousands to delve into their favorite fair-like foods and put diets on the back burner. But this year is a little bit different, because organizers are calling it the largest pig out yet.


text:
Hashed Potatoes with Greens and Cheese
The familiar yum factor of fried potatoes and melted cheese just might persuade your family to give greens a chance -- and because it's all so perfectly mixed together, they will just have to. Plus, this luscious hash -- with a side of fried or scrambled eggs, if you like -- feels an awful lot like breakfast for dinner, which everybody loves.
Ready In: 40 minutes
Yield: 4 servings
1 1/2 pounds boiling potatoes, scrubbed and diced into 1/2-inch cubes
3 tablespoons olive oil, divided use
2 tablespoons butter, divided use
1 onion, finely chopped
1 large clove garlic, peeled and pressed through a garlic press
1 bunch greens (such as mustard, spinach, chard, or kale), washed, thick ribs removed, and slivered (stack the leaves and shred them with a large knife)
1 very ripe tomato, seeded and finely diced
kosher salt
1/2 teaspoon paprika (ideally smoked)
1 heaping cup grated cheddar or Monterey jack cheese
- Steam the potatoes over boiling water until just tender, around 10 minutes.
- Meanwhile, heat one tablespoon each of the olive oil and butter in a very large non-stick frying pan over medium heat and sauté the onion until soft and translucent and just beginning to color, around 10 minutes.
- Add the steamed potato cubes to the pan along with the remaining oil and butter, stir to coat, then fry undisturbed for 5 minutes, until the bottoms of the cubes are browning nicely. Flip the mixture (it will not flip evenly, which is fine) and fry for another 5 minutes.
- Now add the garlic, stir until fragrant, then stir in the greens, tomatoes, 1 1/2 teaspoons of kosher salt (or half as much table salt), and paprika. Stir the mixture as the greens wilt down, then flatten it with a spatula and fry it for 5 minutes before flipping and frying another 5 minutes. If the mixture is not a lovely, ruddy brown by now, fry a bit longer, then sprinkle with the cheese and stir to melt.
- Serve as is, or accompanied by fried or scrambled eggs.
See all recipes from Catherine Newman's "Dalai Mama Dishes" blog.


text:
Doug Mouton / Eyewitness Sports
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com | Twitter: @dmoutonwwl
LSU Coach Les Miles described Tyrann Mathieu as "a quality guy with behavior issues," in dismissing Mathieu from the football team.
Miles said he expects Mathieu to transfer to another school. By NCAA rule, if he transfers to an FBS, a Football Bowl Subdivision university, he would have to sit out a year. Those schools used to be referred to as Division I schools. If he transfers to a non-FBS school, he could play immediately.
The most likely replacement for Mathieu at cornerback appears to be redshirt freshman Jalen Collins of Olive Branch High School in Mississippi. Senior Wide Receiver Russell Shephard and sophomore receiver Odell Beckham, Junior appear the most likely candidates to take over Mathieu's return duties.
The suspension comes one day after Sports Illustrated named Mathieu a first team All-American at two positions, cornerback and return specialist.
If he plays football at a lower division school this year, Mathieu would be eligible for April's NFL Draft. Draft experts say his small size, 5-9 and 180 pounds, would probably push him out of the first round of the draft, making him possibly a second rounder, and his dismissal from LSU could raise additional concerns about his character.


text:
Wildwood Crest Full Size Oceanfront Condo With Pool! ! in Wildwood Crest
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 7
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Stockton Beach House
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,200 - $ 2,600 / week
vacation rental description
Oceanfront Luxury Condo in Wildwood Crest. Condo community offers rooftop deck with panoramic views of the ocean and bay. Perfect for watching Friday night fireworks! Elevator, pool, kiddie pool and hot tub. Storage closet for beach chairs and toys. Reserved parking for two cars. Community grill.
Featuring spacious fully stocked kitchen with microwave and dishwasher. Large dining and living area. Master bedroom with on suite full size bath has queen bed and TV. Second bedroom features a full bed and a twin bed with TV. Second full size bathroom has tub and shower. Living area has sectional sofa with queen size pullout bed. Full size washer and dryer. Families only please.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 07-26-2014 at 6:00 PM.
email owner view full calendar
condo rental amenities
- pool/kiddie pool/spa
- rooftop deck
- elevator
- grill
- two car parking
- storage closet
- fully stocked kitchen
- balcony
- wireless internet
- three TV's
- washer/dryer
- iron/ironing board
activities and attractions in Wildwood Crest New Jersey
- Oceanfront
- Cape May
- Wildwood boardwalk
- Friday Night Fireworks
- Great restaurants and shopping
- Sunset Lake
- Whale and dolphin watches
- Kayak and jet ski rentals
- Golfing
- Fishing
- Bike rentals
- Mini-golf
- Cape May Zoo
vacation rental rates
January- April:NOT AVAILABLE
June: $2400 weekly
July- August: $2600 weekly
September: $2500 weekly
October- December:NOT AVAILABLE
You may also contact us for specific rates.
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 Wildwood Crest
- Hang out at the beautiful beach
- Dinner at a great restaurant
- Antique shopping in Cape May
- Rent Jet skis
- Fishing/golfing
Top things to do on a budget
- Fly a kite
- Crabbing
- Rent bikes
- Build a sand castle
- Spend the day at the pool
Top things to do with a family
- Go mini golfing
- Go on a whale or dolphin watch
- Kayaking in the bay
- Wildwood boardwalk
- Games and rides at Morey's Pier
PATRYCE SCHULTE , owner


text:
31-10-2011 6:34
Have a look at this ...or this ..
Also see the post by KevinY2011 here ....
09-11-2011 15:31
10-11-2011 3:01
I am using nokia 5230 from last 1.5yrs. I was very happy with it but slowly its C: drive memory come down to 644KB as I had installed many software's. But all the software's I had installed in E: drive. So I had done hard reset, after it started asking me password of my memory card, which I had never set. I am having so many important file and pics (of my 6 month daughter) and other things in my memory card, so I can't format it. Please provide me solution to get the memory card's password.
13-11-2011 4:28 - last edited on 13-11-2011 9:50 by kingblue
My Nokia X2 has got both phone and memory card password forgotten Locked!
Moderator's note: personal e-mail address removed. Please avoid to put personal data on the Discussion Boards.
14-11-2011 8:38
The Phone lock code can be reset to the Default 12345 ONLY by Nokia care.. A proof of ownership (Bill / Invoice) may be asked.. As for the MC Password you may need to format the card.. but you may need a Smartphone (as mentioned in many threads on this forum) to do that.. You may try formatting thru' a Card Reader, if you have an access to it..
27-01-2012 20:26 - last edited on 27-01-2012 20:30 by Carltabi
Hey i have also same problem do you have any sowtware pls send me on my email pls
MODERATOR'S NOTE: We would like to inform you that we have removed your email address as it is unwise to publish personal details on a public forum.
26-02-2012 9:03
22-01-2013 9:26 - last edited on 22-01-2013 11:34 by aleisha11
I have this prob pls send me this soft for nokia x2 o1
Moderator's Note: E-mail was removed as it is unwise to publish unique serial numbers on a public web forum.
22-01-2013 12:20
Perhaps find a mobile phone repairer with ATF Nitro box microSD reader to brute force password if data that valuable to you: http://discussions.nokia.com/t5/Pool-of-Knowledge/
Happy to have helped forum with a Support Ratio = 42.5
01-06-2013 17:50
how to recover my nokia 7230 micro sd card passwodr?
01-06-2013 19:38
PROOBIR wrote:
how to recover my nokia 7230 micro sd card passwood?
What part of my post previous to yours is not clear, if you wish to conserve dataupon memory card?
Happy to have helped forum in a small way with a Support Ratio = 37.0
13-06-2013 0:46
03-07-2013 14:11
I have lost my nokia n73 memory card password. i tried hard to remember it bt i cant.
Please help me...help me please plz plz plz.
05-07-2013 8:54
Hi raviranjan848,
Welcome to the Nokia Support Discussions!
You can try to access the memory through a PC and see if it'll ask you for a password. If it does, you'll need to reformat it to be able to use it again. By reformatting the memory card, you'll lose all the data stored in it.
Hope this helps.
07-07-2013 15:19
raviranjan848 wrote:
I have lost my nokia n73 memory card password. i tried hard to remember it bt i cant.
Unfortunately as your N73 uses a miniSD rather than microSD you can't use ATF Nitro box to "brute force'" password as mentioned in this resource: http://discussions.nokia.com/t5/Pool-of-Knowledge/
Happy to have helped forum in a small way with a Support Ratio = 37.0
06-10-2013 15:21


text:
Amy reporting from Kyoto
I'm taking a month off from organising the PikaPackage Project , which will resume in July, for a recharging month in Kyoto, Japan. I love Kyoto -- although I've been to Tokyo, Osaka and Nagoya, my heart is set on Kyoto -- it's a place where modern shopping conveniences are just a hop and skip away from the suburbs (surrounded by mountain fresh air!).
There are so many shops that I'm in love with, but I'm going to let the readers at Boesom have a quick look at the wonderful shop fronts at Kyoto which I have discovered along my walking tours in the district -- which I'm hoping to compile into a small book soon!
The Sanjo and Shijo district is particularly my favourite, with a rooftop shopping experience designated along a few streets. There's modern delights -- coffee shops and clothing stores, as well as quaint Japanese style shops offering tabi (traditional men's shoes) and kimono fabrics sitting comfortably next to each other.


text:
Judge Angela Stokes' courtroom actions have been under investigation by the Supreme Court's disciplinary arm for months now. She has now answered the allegations.
Judge Stokes reply is a mix of admissions, denials and claims that she doesn't have enough information to answer some charges. Reporter Paul Orlousky examined the denials.
He went through each reply Judge Stokes made to charge after charge. Those she denied, those she agreed with and those she said she was unable to answer. The 62 items she denied are those raising questions.
In a recent case in Judge Stokes' courtroom, the door made a noise when Novella Black left the room. The judge called her back to explain. Judge Stokes admits this. Later, she ordered bailiffs to take Black into custody.
"Bring her back into the courtroom," said Judge Stokes as she banged her gavel. "Take her into custody. Don't say another word to this court or you'll go to jail for three days."
Despite the video, the judge denies this. The very same day there was an exchange with Attorney Tina Tricarichi who didn't hear a condition imposed on a client and simply said pardon me, which set the judge off. The judge denied it happened.
"It's outrageous," said Dyanthea Taylor.
Taylor asked a bailiff a question and was scolded by the judge. When she rolled her eyes, the judge had her put in a cell.
"You're not gonna roll your eyes in this court," said Judge Stokes. "Put her in the holding cell."
In her reply to the Supreme Court, the judge denies the whole thing.
Defendant Kenneth Taylor came to court and when an officer didn't show for the third time, he made a polite motion to dismiss. She ordered a bailiff to escort him to the elevator with a threat.
Judge Stokes denied the event in the Supreme Court filing.
Supreme Court rules allow something called a remedial suspension of a judge while serious allegations are investigated. So far there is no move to do that and protect defendants from the treatment outlined.
Like 19 Action News on Facebook for the latest news, weather, sports and giveaways.
Copyright 2013 WOIO. All rights reserved.
5600 Avenue A
Lubbock, TX. 79404
FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
It started with a pacifier.
Em Taylor might have just been a toddler, but the war was nevertheless on. It did not help matters that her sworn enemy, the pacifier-thief, became best friends with her big brother, forcing them to occupy the same areas on more than one occasion. Would they ever declare peace or would they go on fighting forever?
SNAPSHOT is the story about a boy and a girl, brought together again and again by circumstance. The tale of Em and Matt is portrayed through moments, so called snapshots. The snapshots are interlaced to tell a story about love and hate, the emotional up and downs of life and the difficult task of growing up.


text:
Changes related to "1985-09-21 Bernard Benton w pts 12 Alfonzo Ratliff, Riviera Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA - WBC"
From Barry Hugman's History of World Championship Boxing
This is a list of changes made recently to pages linked from a specified page (or to members of a specified category). Pages on your watchlist are bold.
No changes on linked pages during the given period.


text:
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Confirmed: NHL rejects Kovalchuk contract
A source familiar with the contract issues confirmed that the NHL has rejected Devils left wing Ilya Kovlachuk's new 17-year, $102 million deal for salary cap circumvention.
The contract, which is the longest in NHL history, pays Kovalchuk $95 million over the first 10 seasons and just seven over the last seven seasons. Kovlachuk's salary for each of the last five seasons is just $550,000. That helps lower the annual average salary and cap hit to a manageable $6 million per season.
The contract would expire when Kovalchuk is 44 years old. TSN is reporting that the league rejected the deal because it believes neither the Devils nor Kovalchuk expect the player will be playing near the end of the deal.
Devils general manager Lou Lamoriello declined to comment when I phoned him tonight.
Devils owner Jeff Vanderbeek said he had not heard that the contract had been rejected.
The Devils and Kovalchuk can rework the contract if they choose. That might be the simpler solution, but no doubt it would result in a higher cap hit.
According to the CBA, the NHLPA has the right to file a grievance on Kovalchuk's behalf within five days of the deal being rejected, but the contract remains voided until an arbitrator makes a ruling. The arbitrator must issue a ruling withing 48 hours of the filing of the grievance.
One potential problem is that, according to the Denver Post, there is not "systems" arbitrator in place right now, so there is no one to rule on the grievance. Finding an arbitrator could drag out the case for weeks.
Considering that Chris Chelios played in the NHL at age 48 this past season and multiple other examples of players playing into their 40s, the NHLPA would seem to have a strong case.
According to Article 11.6a (iii), if the arbitrator sustains the league's rejection of the contract, the contract will immediately "be deemed null and void" and the player will revert to his previous status as a UFA.
If the arbitrator rules that the rejection was valid, then the league must immediately approve the contract and register it.
Oddly, the Devils' "cap guru", vice president of hockey operations Steve Pellegrini, used to work for the NHL as the league's cap regulator and knows the CBA inside and out.
It will be interesting to see if the league refers to Lamoriello's comments earlier today about not being in favor of lengthy contracts structured like Kovalchuk. I suspect, however, has something to do with the next round of CBA negotiations in two years and the league wanting to ban such deals in the next CBA.


text:
Summer time is here, and with that comes the open-air, one-off festival shows. Load in starts around 8am. Then you have the futile task of battling the mighty sun while trying to create focus positions. Once that's all done, you may think the hard part is over, but that's not the case. Now, you must create cues for bands you don't know; you have no idea how many songs they are doing; and there's no warning of the songs' tempos or vibes. Keep in mind that it is, all of a sudden, around 1pm, if you are lucky and the rig went up quickly, and doors open at 6pm. This only leaves you with five hours of programming time, if you are willing not to stop and eat. There is an easier way.
3D visualizers are becoming more and more useful in these situations and also more realistic. I was just involved in a large-scale outdoor show that required a lot of pre-programming. Using an ESP Vision 3D Visualizer, it was possible for me to program every song in the comfort of a hotel room. Now, with the integration of 3D visualizers and consoles, it is becoming even easier. 3D visualization also allows you to experiment with new ideas and concepts as well as just seeing if they will work. If it doesn't work, it only takes a mouse click to fix. The 3D visualizer has become a vital part of my tool kit.


text:
MAGNOLIA, Del. - A two vehicle crash in Magnolia, involving a school bus, is under investigation, after reportedly sending eight people to the hospital.
Delaware State Police say around 8:10 AM on Monday, 72-year-old James Bennett of Camden-Wyoming, was driving a school bus on Millchop Lane, coming up to a stop sign at Walnut Shade Road. According to the report, he stopped, then proceeded to turn left onto Walnut Shade Road, and pulled into the path of a PT Cruiser, driven by a 60-year-old Sharon Hunter of Harrington. Police say Hunter hit the bus on the left side near the back axle, as the bus continued for about 50 feet, dragging the PT Cruiser, before stopping.
Hunter, who was reportedly wearing a seat belt, had to be extricated by mechanical means, before being taken to Kent General Hospital by EMS, with non-life-threatening injuries. Hunter's two grandchildren who were also in the vehicle, and were apparently properly restrained, were also taken to the hospital for precautionary measures.
Bennett was reportedly wearing a seat belt, and wasn't injured in the crash. Police say 5 of the 42 children on the bus, were taken to Kent General Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, while the rest of the children were transferred to a different school bus at the scene, and continued on to Nellie Stokes Elementary School. Bennett was cited with failure to remain stopped at a stop sign.
Walnut Shade Road was closed from Barney Jenkins Road to Peachtree Run for around two hours while the crash was investigated and cleared.


text:
Town Square
RE: editorial, "City Union Workers Watch Out"
Original post made by anon on Sep 19, 2008
Firefighters work 10 regular days per month and most have the option to sign up for virtually unlimited overtime at time and one half pay. The employer (Pleasanton taxpayers here) supplies not only the "room and board" but generally pays for premium cable fees and internet access (to alleviate boredom), workout equipment (to keep them in shape) and a better living facility than many residents in this town could afford. There are few, if any, limits to what firefighters can do while on duty as long as they remain available for response. Many have second jobs that they successfully run while being paid by taxpayers as firefighters. They have very generous pay and pensions.
Yes, firefighters CAN have a dangerous job. Fire prevention in the last few years has become so good that the majority of assistance calls are medical in nature. This is a good thing but please get off the soapbox that firemen "constantly run into burning buildings." The Pleasanton FD were not first responders to the World Trade Center on 9/11.
Speaking of pensions -- did you know that ANY firefighter in California who retires on a disability will collect their entire pension tax free for life? Their current pension structure will pay them 80% of their final earnings (with raises every time a new contract is negotiated) for life -- TAX FREE. Now you see why every firefighter starts the evidence trail from day one about every "injury" adding toward their eventual "disability" retirement.
Speaking as one who values hard work, I have never had a problem with paying public safety officers a more than average salary. I object to the excessive benefits package, particularly the tax free pensions and medical coverage, that has contributed to a hard line on the part of city managers throughout California. This is not unique to Pleasanton and it needs to stop. A two tiered system is a start since no current employees are willing to get off the gravy train.
on Sep 19, 2008 at 11:09 am
did somebody say gravy! yum yum
on Sep 19, 2008 at 2:15 pm
In Pleasanton the firefighters spend more time at Safeway planning their meals than working. The job needs to change to give them real responsibilities during the unbelievable amount of free time.
No soapboxes about how hard they work, everyone knows the above post is true. Everyone laughs about the truck always being at Safeway or Luckys.
The City pensions are ridiculous not just the firefighters.
on Sep 19, 2008 at 3:18 pm
I like and suppport all hard working firefighters.
If you want to be a firefighter, then you will have to line up, complete a job application and then pass all of the required tests.
Until you do that, please shut up!
I am delighted that firefighters are well paid and receive well earned benefits.
David, you might be interested in working as volunteer cook and shopper for the firefighters if you want to help out!


text:
Event Information
- Tickets: $15 members, $19 non members, $10 students.
Sponsored by Hoffman Law Offices Two-time Parents' Choice Award winners and Grammy Award Winners for Best Children's Album, The Okee Dokee Brothers, have put their passion for the outdoors at the heart of their Americana Folk music. Joe and Justin's witty lyrics, strong musicianship and unique folk style inspires children and their parents to get up and dance and go outside and experience nature at its best!
More Information
Other Date Information
- 7:30pm.
Find Nearby
{{resultsText}}: {{resultCount}}
- {{r._source.type_fields.region_name}}
{{r._source.database_fields.city}}, {{r._source.database_fields.state}} {{r._source.database_fields.postalcode}}
Call: {{r._source.database_fields.phone1}}
Call: {{r._source.database_fields.phone2}}
{{r._source.database_fields.searchtext || r._source.database_fields.printabledescription}}
No Results
There are no nearby attractions, accommodations, restaurants, or events. Try increasing the distance of your search.
Also at this Location
Paradise Center for the Arts
321 Central Ave N
Faribault, MN 55021
Call: 507-332-7372
Paradise Center for the Arts endeavors to create a vivid, energetic cultural center for the community and region. By showcasing Minnesota artists and offering high-quality visual and performing arts opportunities, we enhance
the quality of life for artists and art lovers throughout the region and beyond.


text:
Expired Property Listing
This property is disabled.
Satellite Beach OceanFrt-SPECTACULAR- 2Bed/2Bath Condo in Satellite Beach
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Sandpiper Towers
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 900 - $ 1,000 / week
$ 2,800 - $ 2,950 / month
vacation rental description
Beautiful direct Oceanfront and Poolside unit on pristine Satellite Beach. Fully furnished and recently updated with all amenities. Satellite Beach is an hour from all Orlando attractions and just south of Cocoa Beach. Very close proximity to the Space Center. It is a very quiet beach with very limited public access.
THE VIEW IS NOTHING LESS OF SPECTACULAR! If you need to de-stress, have tons of fun, or just soothe your soul and grasp some serenity-this is the place for you and yours.
The master bedroom has a king size bed, walk in closet, full bath, and dressing area. The second bedroom has a queen size bed as well as another single daybed. Maximum of 5 people. The kitchen is fully equipped. Enjoy meals on the fully screened porch that overlooks Satellite Beach.
Living room and both bedrooms have Cable TV.
condo rental amenities
Air Conditioning, Cable TV, VCR/DVD, Full Kitchen, Microwave,
Dishwasher, Icemaker, Utensils, Linens, Coin laundry on each floor,
Pool, Elevators, NO SMOKING, No Pets allowed, including service animals.
activities and attractions in Satellite Beach Atlantic Coast Central
On Site Activities: Shuffleboard, Swimming, Shelling, 2 Game Rooms-
one with ping pong, fishing.
Nearby Activities: Wonderful restaurants, Golf, Tennis, Kennedy Space
Center, Orlando attractions, Movies, Malls, Zoo, Surfing, Boating.
For movie watchers and video game players, conveniently RedBox access is directly across the street.
vacation rental rates
*****Minimum stay-one week with 2-3 month rentals typical and given priority in winter peak season*****
$2800-$2950 per month,$900- $1,000 (peak and holidays can be higher) per week, plus a small damage deposit and cleaning fee-no daily or weekly maid service. 11% Tax
Half of Total Rent(Non-Refundable)Due Upon Reservation, Balance
Due 60 Days Prior to Arrival, unless other arrangements have been
made with the owner.
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.


text:
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) affects almost 1 in 10 women, yet it has different consequences for each woman. Some of the most common symptoms are irregular periods, excess body or facial hair, acne and difficulty maintaining a healthy weight. It may also be associated with depression, difficulty getting pregnant, predisposition to type II diabetes and other long-term health problems.
The PCOS Clinic at UCSF Medical Center offers an integrated approach to treating polycystic ovarian syndrome. Patients see a team of specialists in reproductive endocrinology, dermatology, nutrition, psychology and genetics. We work together with each patient to create an individualized treatment plan that will work for her. We are also developing a psycho-educational group and exercise program series for women who would like to start integrating exercise into their lives.
Patients are also welcome to participate in our PCOS research program, which will help us understand the cause of PCOS and the best methods of treatment.
Depending on your health insurance, you may need a referral from a primary care doctor.
PCOS Clinic
2356 Sutter St., Third Floor
San Francisco, CA 94143
Phone: (415) 885-3674
Fax: (415) 885-3663
Hours: Two Thursdays a month
8 a.m. – 12 p.m.
This clinic uses UCSF MyChart, an online patient service. Message your provider, request medication refills, view some test results and more.
Public parking is available in two parking garages near our Mount Zion campus. One is at 1635 Divisadero St. and the other at 2420 Sutter St. Entrances to both garages are on Sutter Street, between Divisadero and Broderick streets.
The 1635 Divisadero St. garage is open from 5:30 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday to Friday, and closed on weekends and major holidays. The rate is $2 each 20 minutes with a $28 daily maximum.
For more information about parking in the 1635 Divisadero St. garage, call (415) 441-5408 or visit www.1635divisaderogarage.com.
The 2420 Sutter St. garage is open 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., Monday to Friday, and closed on weekends and UCSF holidays. The rate is $6 an hour with a $30 daily maximum. Those with a valid disabled placard receive a daily maximum rate of $12.
For more information about parking in the 2420 Sutter St. garage, call (415) 514-8935.
Other public parking garages are available nearby.
Metered street parking is rarely available.
UCSF Medical Center at Mount Zion is accessible via the following Muni bus routes:
The No. 1 California bus route stops at the corner of California and Divisadero streets, which is three blocks north of Mount Zion.
For more information about Muni, visit www.sfmuni.com.
* Wheelchair accessible bus routes
Free UCSF shuttles travel between the Parnassus and Mount Zion campuses as well as other UCSF locations.
For more information about UCSF transportation, please call (415) 476-1511.


text:
Derek Jeter to make return to Yankees on Thursday
Derek Jeter's much-anticipated, long-delayed return to the majors will come Thursday.
"He's going to finish his rehab in the big leagues," general manager Brian Cashman said. "It's just the roster changes that occurred in the game [Wednesday] night made us do some adjustments — obviously [Travis] Hafner going down. Derek was going to be the DH in Scranton tonight. So we lost Hafner in a day-to-day situation and we right away the thought popped in my head [to activate Jeter]."
Hafner injured his left foot fouling a ball off it in the batting cage between at-bats Wednesday night. An MRI was negative and it was announced he was day-to-day with a bruise.
It was reported Wednesday night that Jeter would likely return to the Yankees on Friday when the team began a series with Minnesota. The Hafner injury has sped up that timetable.
"We had a conversation last night with [special advisor] Gene Michael, who was at Scranton. He said he was moving around well and he is going to hit," Cashman said. "He hasn't completed the full profile we set up for him on his rehab. I would stay in touch with Derek, he feels good and the Gardner circumstance too, so now Joe is in a situation, today, a day game, you lose Gardy. He's day-to-day. You lose Travis and the possiblity oft something else could happen to the outfield, it just was an obvious situation. He could DH today in Scranton or he can DH today in New York."
Gardner injured his right leg in Wednesday night's game. An MRI was negative and it was diagnosed as a bruise.
There were some reports Wednesday night of Jeter having limited range defensively. He also committed a throwing error in his final rehab game. But Cashman said he wasn't concerned.
"It's hard to say," Cashman said. "I hear he's moving surprisingly well, so I think it's easier to say at his age and the double break that he would lose a step or half step but I think he's moving extremely well from what I'm told. So it's hard for me to say. I haven't heard anybody tell me that he's missing a step."
Jeter broke his ankle last postseason against the Tigers in the ALCS and underwent a grueling offseason of rehabilitation in order to be back for the start of the 2013 season. Instead, before his spring training had barely begun, it was discovered he'd suffered a new fracture in the foot.
The timetable was readjusted first for a May return and then more likely around the All-Star break.
The Yankees have struggled offensively this season with Jeter one of many stars on the DL. Curtis Granderson, Kevin Youkilis and Mark Teixeira have now all spent two stints on the DL, with the latter two out of the season.
The Yankees host the Royals on Thursday at 1:05 p.m. Jeter is expected to be in the lineup as the designated hitter.
Follow Metro New York Sports Editor Mark Osborne on Twitter @MetroNYSports.
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
Condemned school sells for $1,500
ST. REGIS FALLS — The former St. Regis Falls Central School building sold for $1,500 at the Franklin County land auction.
Gary Greguire of Dickinson was the winning bidder for the Norton Street property, located in the St. Regis Falls hamlet in the Town of Wa, which is assessed at $83,800.
The school sale was one of 78 transactions that added $893,000 to the county's general fund.
The total combined debt forgiven on the old school property was $539,372, shared among the county, Town of Waverly and School District's unpaid taxes.
The two-story, 67,000-square-foot school building on 9.25 acres was built in 1927 and sold to a private company in 2003 shortly after the district built a new school campus a few blocks north.
The buyer, at that time, Ferncroft Holding LLC, which legal paperwork says was located in Canada, paid $10,000 for the property, but since then had paid no taxes and made no improvements to the site.
Vandals have shattered windows, spray-painted walls and caused various damage in the years since then, prompting the Town of Waverly to condemn the site in 2007.
Because of the building's age, authorities believe there is asbestos contamination inside and underground fuel tanks to be removed.
Attempts to reach Greguire were not successful.
District 5 County Legislator Sue Robideau said he owns an automotive-repair business and may move that operation to the school site, "but I don't know what he is doing with the rest of it.
"I was just glad it went to someone locally," she said. "I didn't want it going to someone from the city who bought it sight unseen. I have all the confidence in the world that Gary will make a go of it."
The County Legislature voted to forgive more than $325,000 in delinquent taxes owed on the property and will absorb the loss, said County Treasurer Bryon Varin.
"I hope the new owner does something viable with it," Waverly Town Supervisor Michael Bailey said.
Legislators are expected to approve the entire group of land sales at their next regular meeting on Nov. 7.
Another commercial property sold this week was the Sunset Motel at 3899 Route 11, assessed at a full-market value of $400,000.
It sold for $120,000 to Rohit Lall of Malone and had $116,000 in taxes owed on it, giving the county a $14,000 profit, Varin said.
Two landlocked properties on Eddy Road in the Town of Brandon went unsold, he said.
Email Denise A. Raymo:email@example.com


text:
Sterling scholar is a very prestigious award for a high school student to win. After working hard through the beginning years of high school, seniors have the chance to prove that they have worked toward something worthwhile. The process of becoming a sterling scholar at the school level includes an extensive application and an interview.
The application is how teachers narrow down their choices for interviews. Students write down examples of their leadership, service, awards involving their categories, and something unique about themselves that would set them apart as a sterling scholar.
The interviews are the final part of becoming a sterling scholar at the school level. The number of interviewers for each category and for each school is different, but the purpose is the same. Interviewers are looking for students that would best represent their categories, asking questions about the student's lives, and in categories like dance, music, and visual arts, students are asked to perform.
The process of becoming a sterling scholar is a hard one, but very rewarding.
"I wanted sterling scholar, even though it's hard to get, because I worked really hard in this area, Family and Consumer Science, and I know that it will help me with scholarships, getting into college, and my future career," said Becky Smith, current Family and Consumer Science sterling scholar at Viewmont High School.
Winners of sterling scholar have increased their chances at getting into colleges and winning scholarships. That, and sterling scholars gain a confidence in themselves that sticks with them throughout their lives.
"For me, the most lasting impact of being a sterling scholar is how putting the portfolio made me realize that all the things I'd done in high school were worth it, and that all my work did count for something." Korbie Fowers, 2010-2011 Family and Consumer Science sterling scholar at Viewmont High School, who is now a student at Utah State University
After the seniors win for their categories in their respective schools, the sterling scholars then go on to compete at region, and then state. Region and state involve much of the same that the sterling scholars have already faced. The students have to put together a portfolio that asks them to give examples of awards, service, leadership, and examples of writing (for English), or a performance (for the visual categories).
The award ceremony for the winners of the State Sterling Scholars will be March 21, 2012.
By Clara Ashton


text:
|Men's Basketball » News
|» News » Schedule » Roster » Coaches » Stats (PDF) » Stats (HTML) » Big Cypress Basketball Clinic » Records » Archive
@FGCU_MBB To Make NIT Debut At Florida State Tuesday Night On ESPN2
|Florida State
|Stats at a Glance
|FG Percentage
|.396 (21-53)
|.422 (19-45)
|3P FG Percentage
|.316 (6-19)
|.444 (4-9)
|FT Percentage
|.714 (5-7)
|.571 (16-28)
|Offensive Rebounds
|Defensive Rebounds
|Total Rebounds
|Bench Points
|Statistical Leaders
- 16
- 22
- 6
McKNIGHT - 6
- 8
- 3
- 2
- 2
- 4
- 1
- 1
White - 1
Bojanovsky - 1
No. 8 FGCU (22-12)
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The FGCU men's basketball team (22-12) will begin its postseason journey at Florida State (19-13) in the first round of the NIT (National Invitation Tournament) on Tuesday at 7 p.m. in front of a national TV audience on ESPN2. FSU is one of four No. 1 seeds in the 32-team field, while the Eagles are a No. 8 seed.
The game will be broadcast nationally on ESPN2 with Mark Jones handling the play-by-play duties and Darrin Horn serving as the analyst. The contest will also be available on the WatchESPN app (blackout restrictions apply), and fans can access the production free of charge by following the link at the top of this release or logging on to WatchESPN.com. Fans not making the trip to Tallahassee are encouraged to attend a watch party at Beef 'O' Brady's in Grande Oaks Shoppes in Estero.
Live in-game and behind-the-scenes updates will be available through Twitter (@FGCU_MBB) and Instagram (@FGCU_MBB), and live stats can be accessed by following the link at the top of the release.
FGCU will be sending a fan bus to Tallahassee on Tuesday. The bus will depart from in front of Alico Arena at 10 a.m. The cost is $40 for Dirty Birds members and $50 for non-members, and the price only includes transportation. For additional information, or to secure your seat (only a limited amount remain), students are asked to email Gabby Montecalvo at firstname.lastname@example.com. Eagles Club members and non-students are asked to email Graham Diemer at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tickets are available through Florida State by calling 888-378-6653, logging on to www.seminoles.com or following the link at the top of this release. Tickets will be $15 for adults and $4 for youth (ages 18 & under). All seating at the Donald L. Tucker Center will be on a first-come, first-served general admission basis. Fans are encouraged to order tickets in advance and take advantage of a Print-At-Home email ticket delivery to avoid possible lines on game night given the quick turnaround.
The Eagles earned the automatic berth to the NIT by virtue of its first Atlantic Sun Conference Regular Season Championship. Each regular-season conference champion receives an automatic trip to the NIT if it does not win its respective conference tournament. FGCU and Mercer both finished 14-4 in the A-Sun, and the league NIT tiebreaker goes to the team which advances further in the tournament without winning the title.
FSU enters NIT action coming off a loss in the ACC Tournament to eventual champion and No. 1 NCAA Tournament seed Virginia. The Seminoles, who went 9-9 in the ACC, have won four of their last six games and played 12 games against teams which were selected to play in the 2014 NCAA Tournament.
TWEETABLES (5 Things To Know In 140 Characters Or Less)
• Junior Brett Comer is currently tied with Bryan Crislip '05 for FGCU's all-time assist record with 606 – 269 more than anyone else.
• Comer needs only eight assists to move into second place on the A-Sun's all-time assist list; he's chasing Mercer senior Langston Hall (622).
• FGCU held Mercer to 36.7 percent shooting in the A-Sun finale, marking the first time this year (13-1) it has lost when holding an opponent below 40 percent.
• The Eagles have not lost consecutive games since Dec. 17 and 19 at USF and Mississippi State – a stretch of 23 straight games.
• Junior Bernard Thompson broke FGCU's all-time scoring record against Mercer and now has 1,379; senior Chase Fieler needs two points for 1,300.
Since becoming postseason eligible in 2011-12 following a four-year Division-I reclassification period, FGCU has an impressive 9-3 record in postseason games. The Eagles are 7-2 in three A-Sun tournaments, and have gone 2-1 in the NCAA Tournament. This is FGCU's first time in the NIT.
In 2011-12, FGCU advanced to the A-Sun Championship Game, in 2012-13 it won the A-Sun Championship and advanced to the Sweet Sixteen and this year it made it back to the A-Sun Championship Game. FGCU is the only school in NCAA history to advance to its respective conference championship game in each of its first three years eligible.
This will be the first meeting between FGCU and Florida State. The Eagles' first high-major test from the state came in December when it dropped a double-overtime decision at USF. Last year, FGCU beat eventual ACC Champion Miami in the regular season before falling to Florida in the Sweet Sixteen.
• FSU is 9-5 at home this year, including a 5-0 mark against non-conference teams.
• Florida State is making a school-record ninth straight postseason appearance. The game will be the 19th NIT contest the Seminoles have played in their history. Last year, Louisiana Tech handed FSU a 71-66 loss at home in the opening round.
• FSU head coach Leonard Hamilton, who has a record of 216-156 in 12 seasons at FSU and a 416-366 overall mark in 26 seasons, is the school's winningest coach in ACC play and in ACC Tournament action.
• The Seminoles have three players who average double digits in points in Aaron Thomas (14.1), Ian Miller (13.7) and Okaro White (13.2). Miller is questionable with an apparent toe injury, according to Hamilton. White has 1,320 total career points, which is good for 19th all-time at FSU.
• FSU is the third-winningest program in the ACC in the last nine years with 194 total victories (first is Duke with 255 and second is UNC with 250). The Seminoles have averaged 21.8 wins per season over the past nine years.
FGCU, which became the first No. 15 seed in NCAA Tournament history to advance to the Sweet Sixteen last year, will be looking to use the NIT to finish the 2013-14 campaign strong and as a springboard into the 2014-15 season. The Eagles are under the direction of first-year coach Joe Dooley and lose just one senior (Fieler) to graduation while welcoming four transfers who are sitting out, one redshirt freshman and three newcomers.
Past examples of carrying over NIT success:
NIT: West Virginia – 2007 Champion | THEN: 2008 Sweet Sixteen
NIT: Ohio State – 2008 Champion | THEN: 2010 Sweet Sixteen
NIT: North Carolina – 2010 Runner-Up | THEN: 2011 & 2012 Elite 8
NIT: Wichita State – 2011 Champion | THEN: 2013 Final Four
Florida State, which has shot 50 percent or better in 13 of its games this season, leads the ACC in field-goal percentage at 46.5. FGCU finished second in the A-Sun in field-goal percentage defense, allowing opponents to connect at a 46.9-percent clip on the year, but just 40.5 during league action.
In their last eight postseason games – including the A-Sun Championship and NCAA Tournament – the Eagles have held their opponents below 40 percent from the field in seven of those outings.
Fieler (Parkersburg, W. Va./Parkersburg South HS) is the only player in FGCU history with at least 1,000 career points and 600 career rebounds, and he has 700 rebounds. Fieler needs two points to reach 1,300 points, and his 712 career rebounds are 123 more than any other player (Sherwood Brown, 589).
• Fieler averaged 17.3 points per game in the A-Sun Championship, up from his 14.1 average on the year.
• Thompson averages 16.1 points per game on the road, up from his 14.7 average at home.
• Jamail Jones only averages 26.7 minutes per game at home but is tied for the team lead in minutes on the road at 32.3 per game.
• Fieler averaged 9.7 rebounds per game in the A-Sun Championship, up more than two rebounds from his 7.6 average in the regular season.
• Comer shoots 44 percent from the 3-point line in FGCU's 22 games won, but only 25 percent in its 12 losses.
With a victory, FGCU will travel (barring arena schedule conflicts) to the winner of either No. 4 Georgetown (17-14) or No. 5 West Virginia (17-15). Those two teams also play Tuesday night at 7 but on ESPN. The date and time for that matchup is unknown at this juncture, but could take place anywhere from Mar. 20-24.


text:
"Doctors in Fallujah are reporting there are patients in the hospital there who were forced out by the Americans,†said Mehdi Abdulla, a 33 year-old ambulance driver at a hospital in Baghdad, "Some doctors there told me they had a major operation going, but the soldiers took the doctors away and left the patient to die.†He looks at the ground, then away to the distance.
Honking cars fill the chaotic street outside the hospital where they'd just received brand new desks. The empty boxes are strewn about outside.
Um Mohammed, a doctor at the hospital sat behind her old, wooden desk.
"How can I take a new desk when there are patients dying because we don't have medicine for them,†she asked while holding her hands in the air, "They should build a lift so patients who can't walk can be taken to surgery, and instead we have these new desks!†Her eyes were piercing with fire, while yet another layer of frustration is folded into her work.
"And there are still a few Iraqis who think the Americans came to liberate them,†she added while looking out the broken window. The glass lay about outside-shattered from a car bomb that had detonated in front of the hospital. "These people will change their minds about the liberators when they, too, have had a family member killed by them.â€
Mehdi then takes us to a refugee camp of Fallujans over on the campus of the University of Baghdad. Tents <http://dahrjamailiraq.com/gallery/view_photo.php?set_albumName=album21&id=100_3331>
surround an old mosque. Kids run about
several of them kicking around a half-inflated soccer ball. Some women are using two water taps to clean pots and wash clothing. Many people stand around, walking aimlessly, waiting.
We contact a sheikh for permission to talk to some of the families. He greets us then says, "You can see how much we have suffered. We have 97 families here now, with 50 more coming tomorrow. People are kidnapping refugee children and selling them.â€
A 35 year-old merchant from Fallujah, Abu Hammad, starts telling us what he experienced, and barely breathes while doing so because he is so enraged.
"The American warplanes came continuously through the night and bombed everywhere in Fallujah! It did not stop even for a moment! If the American forces did not find a target to bomb, they used sound bombs just to terrorize the people and children. The city stayed in fear; I cannot give a picture of how panicked everyone was.â€
He is shaking with grief and anger. "In the mornings I found Fallujah empty, as if nobody lives in it. Even poisonous gases have been used in Fallujah-they used everything-tanks, artillery, infantry, poison gas.
Fallujah has been bombed to the ground. Nothing is left.â€
Several men standing with us, other refugees, nod in agreement while looking at the setting sun, the direction of Fallujah.
Abu Hammad continues, "Most of the innocent people there stayed in mosques to be closer to God for safety. Even the wounded people were killed. Old ladies with white flags were killed by the Americans! The Americans announced for people to come to a certain mosque if they wanted to leave Fallujah, and even the people who went there carrying white flags were killed!â€
One of the men standing with us, a large man named Mohammad Ali is crying; his large body shuddering with each bit of new information revealed by Abu Hammad.
"There was no food, no electricity, no water,†continues Abu Hammad, "We couldn't even light a candle because the Americans would see it and kill us.â€
He pauses, then asks, "This suffering of the people, I would like to ask everyone in the world if they have seen suffering like this. The people in Fallujah are only Fallujans. Ayad Allawi was a liar when he said there are foreign fighters there.â€
He continues on, "There are bodies the Americans threw in the river. I saw them do this! And anyone who stayed thought they would be killed by the Americans, so they tried to swim across the river. Even then the Americans shot them with rifles from the shore! Even if some of them were holding a white flag or white clothes over their heads to show they are not fighters, they were all shot! Even people who couldn't swim tried to cross the river! They drowned rather than staying to be killed by the Americans.â€
Mohammad cuts in and begins his plea. He is from the Julan district of Fallujah, where much of the heaviest fighting occurred, and continues to occur. "They call us terrorists when we live in the city. We own the city. We didn't go to fight the Americans-they came to our city to fight us. Fallujans are defending our city, our houses, our mosques, our honor. Ayad Allawi says we are his family-can you attack your family Allawi? Do you attack your own family Allawi?â€
He now raises his hands to the sky
and asks loudly, "We are asking Islam, all the Islamic countries to have a clear conscience to look at what is happening to Fallujah. We were the most secured city with the police and ING (Iraqi National Guard) without the presence of the Americans. But now when we come to Baghdad we are afraid because our cars and belongings will be looted.â€
His large body continues to shudder as he talks on, "We did not feel that there is Eid after Ramadan this year because of our situation being so bad. All we have is more fasting. They said they are going to reconstruct Fallujah-but I would like to ask when and how, and what did they do to Sadr City when they stopped fighting there? They did nothing.â€
I notice a man with one leg sitting near the mosque <http://dahrjamailiraq.com/gallery/view_photo.php?set_albumName=album21&id=100_3329>
nodding while he smokes his cigarette while Mohammad continues, "I would like to ask the whole world-why is this? I tell the presidents of the Arab and Muslim countries to wake up! Wake up please! We are being killed, we are refugees from our houses, our children have nothing-not even shoes to wear! Wake up! Wake up! Stop being traitors! Be human beings and not the dummies of the Americans!â€
He is weeping even more when he adds, "I left Fallujah yesterday and I am handicapped. I asked God to save us but our house was bombed and I lost everything.â€
As Mohammad no longer speaks, a 40 year-old refugee, Khalil, speaks up.
"When the Americans come to our city we refuse to accept any foreigner coming to invade us. We accept the ING's but not the Americans. Nobody has seen any Zarqawi. If the Americans don't come in our city, who do Fallujans attack? Fallujans don't attack other Iraqis. Fallujans only attack the American troops when they come inside or near our city.â€
Rather than weeping like so many others I interviewed, Khalil is raging.
His sadness is being covered with anger. "If we have a government-the government should solve the suffering of the people. Our government does not do this-instead they are always attacking us, our government is a dummy government. They are not here to help us. The Minister of Defense and Interior are speaking that we are their family-so why do they collapse our houses on our heads? Why do they kill all of us?â€
But then tears find his eyes, and while pointing to several small children nearby he says, "Eid is over. Ramadan is over-and the kids <http://dahrjamailiraq.com/gallery/view_photo.php?set_albumName=album21&id=100_3343>
are remaining without even a smile. They have nothing and nowhere to go.
We used to take them to parks to amuse them, but now we don't even have a house for them.â€
He continues pointing at the children, along with some women nearby, "What about the children? What did they do? What about the women? I can't describe the situation in Fallujah and the condition of the people-Fallujah is suffering too much, it is almost gone now.â€
He then explains, "We got some supplies from the good people of Baghdad, and some volunteer doctors came on their own with some medicines, but they ran out daily because conditions are so bad. We saw nothing from the Ministry of Health-no medicines or doctors or anything.â€
He said those who left Fallujah did not think they would be gone so long, so they brought only their summer clothes. Now it is quite cold at night, down to 10 degrees C at night and windy much of the time. Khalil adds, "We need more clothes. It's a disaster we are living in here at this camp. We are living like dogs and the kids do not have enough clothes.â€
As of today, a spokesman for the Iraqi Red Crescent told me none of their relief teams had been allowed into Fallujah, and the military said it would be at least two more weeks before any refugees would be allowed into their city.
More writing, photos and commentary at http://dahrjamailiraq.com


text:
Tuesday night, Lee County Commissioners approved a rezoning request that will lead to at least 20 new jobs.
They changed the zoning for an empty building and the 4 acres on which it sits from commercial to industrial so a company can start fabricating and distributing agricultural products there.
Commissioner Ed Duffy said, "It's a good thing for Lee County. That building's been vacant for a long time. I'm glad to see someone utilizing a 20,000 square foot building to manufacture agriculture equipment."
The property on Hugh Road just off Ledo Road is the former site of a transmission shop.
Copyright 2013 WALB. All rights reserved.
P.O. Box 3130
Albany, GA 31706
(229) 446-1010
FCC Public File
(229) 446-4005
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Cabinet panel decides to achieve target via stock exchange or auction method
The SAIL Chairman, Mr C.S. Verma, hopes the rise in steel demand and the stable price will help the Government in its disinvestment programme.
On Thursday, the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) decided to disinvest in SAIL via an offer-of-sale through stock exchange or auction method. Earlier plans at divestment were postponed on the plea of unfavourable stock market conditions.
Mr Verma told Business Line: "According to the World Steel Association (WSA), the demand for steel in India has grown 8.8 per cent during the first quarter of 2012-13, while it was 5.5 per cent for the entire 2011-12. At the same time, with massive investment in infrastructure for the Twelfth Plan, we expect demand to grow substantially."
No issues on fund front
He also said the company has spent Rs 38,000 crore on its modernisation programme and order for Rs 55,000 crore has already been given. The company will have no problem meeting its fund requirement, he claimed.
Current net worth of the company is around Rs 39,000 crore. "If we talk about debt-equity ratio of 2:1, this is enough to help us in borrowing Rs 78,000 crore," Mr Verma added. Also, the company has around Rs 20,000 crore in bank deposits.
This point is significant as the earlier plan was to issue fresh equity for mobilising funds along with disinvestment. Now, there will be no fresh issue of equity.
SAIL will be the second government-owned and fourth company overall where this method will be used. Although some questions were raised after the ONGC issue on the method, the Government is confident there will be no problem this time as the market regulator SEBI has made some changes.
The CCEA approved disinvestment of 10.82 per cent of the 85.82 per cent the government holds in SAIL. After this disinvestment, the Government's shareholding in the company will come down to 75 per cent. There is no clarity on whether the entire portion will be offloaded at one go or in two tranches


text:
Global black tea production in the first half of current calendar has fallen by seven per cent over the corresponding period of 2011, reveals an analysis of the latest data available with producers' and traders' bodies.
"According to our compilation, global black tea production till June has fallen to 766.72 million kg (mkg) from 824.54 mkg last year", Rajesh Gupta, Director, Global Tea Brokers, publishers of annual Global Tea Statistical Diary, told Business Line.
This fall of 57.82 mkg marks a decline of seven per cent. The largest reduction of 20.29 mkg has occurred in Kenya (production: 158.17 mkg).
Closely following this is 20.24 mkg in India (338.08 mkg). Here, North India has lost 13.44 mkg (222.76) while the South, 6.80 mkg (115.32 mkg).
Uganda has lost 8.86 mkg (12.65 mkg) while Sri Lanka 7.40 mkg (163.26 mkg). Zimbabwe, Malawi and Tanzania have also posted a lower production.
Bangladesh and Indonesia are the only countries reporting an increase, marginal though, on production.


text:
Cowboy Octopus
Cowboy Octopus by Steve Mack lives a a fairly easygoing life. He swaggers about town, chewing barley. Just about the only hardship he experiences is that he needs to buy boots four pairs at a time!
Designed by
Steve Mack
Saskatchewan, Canada
Steve Mack lives on a small farm and has been drawing for as long as he can remember. He designs and illustrates greeting cards for major clients such as Target, Walgreen, Hallmark, and American Greetings.
Each Tattly is:
- • Safe & non-toxic
- • Printed with vegetable-based ink
- • Made in the USA
- • FDA-compliant and fun for all ages


text:
Download Magical Sound Ringtone
This "Magical Sound" mp3 ringtone is shared by punnal in Sound Effects ringtones section. Please see below, you can play this mp3 ringtone to check before download. If you like "Magical Sound" mp3 ringtone, vote for it.
Rank level is 1865
View Profile
If you have a mp3 ringtone, then why not to SHARE with other members to help them to customize their cell phones by your ringtone.
Log in to comment or register here.


text:
Expired Property Listing
This property is disabled.
Bright Studio in Luxury Building with Gym & Pool! in Manhattan
- bedrooms 0
- baths 1
- sleeps 2
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Studio
- community Upper West Side
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,200 - $ 1,400 / week
$ 2,500 - $ 2,800 / month
vacation rental description
Nicely Furnished Studio in Luxury Building with 24-hour
doorman. Great location! One block from Riverside Blvd and Hudson River. Close
Lincoln Center, Central Park and Subway and many great NYC Restaurants
Apartment includes:
-Queen sofabed with 4" microfoam topper, 42-inch round dining table with 4 dining chairs.
-Fully-equipped kitchen with dishwasher, gas stove & oven, microwave, George Foreman grill, full refrigerator, coffee maker, toaster, blender, pots and pans, dishes and
-Linens and Towels available
-Wireles Internet
-Unlimited outgoing calls within the U.S.
- Centr Air-conditioning.
- Nice-sized Bathroom with shower and tub
Not available after February 30th.
studio rental amenities
24-Hour Doorman
activities and attractions in Manhattan New York City
Lincoln Center
Central Park
Hudson River Walkway/Bike Trail
vacation rental rates
Rates based on 2 people and minimum of 5 night stays and is all-inclusive of all fees.
Included: basic cable, electricity
Rates may vary on holiday stays : ex: Christmas, New years, Easter


text:
SAN DIEGO (CNS) - A San Diego Superior Court judge Friday upheld his tentative ruling that Mayor Bob Filner had discretion to not sign an operating agreement with the city's Tourism Marketing District.
Judge Timothy Taylor, however, left the door open for a future legal remedy for the TMD, depending on how things play out over the next couple of weeks.
When the City Council renewed the TMD in November, it authorized the mayor or his designee to sign an operating agreement, which releases administrative funds to the agency, according to Taylor. It did not require the mayor's signature or specify a specific document, he said.
Ex-Mayor Jerry Sanders wasn't able to sign the deal before he left office and Filner, his successor, has refused to give his blessing, calling it bad for taxpayers. He has suggested several changes, but has been rebuffed by the hotel industry.
The TMD's next hope is a new resolution scheduled to be considered by the City Council Tuesday. This one would require the mayor's signature on the original operating agreement.
The judge said if the City Council passes the new resolution and overrides a veto, and Filner still refuses to sign it, the TMD could file a new lawsuit.
"He knows he has to sign it" if the new resolution passes, the judge said.
The mayor said one shouldn't assume what the City Council will do next week. He noted after the court hearing that the new resolution had been scheduled for this week, but was never introduced.
"I don't know what kind of resolution they're going to pass," Filner said. "They may adopt my counter-offered contract."
He said he will argue that his version of the agreement is best, and he hopes to negotiate with hoteliers before then.
Filner's counter-offer to the TMD includes, among other things, stronger indemnification for the city in case a judge rules against the agency's funding mechanism, which is being challenged in a separate court action.
He also demanded that the TMD spend $6 million on the 2015 centennial celebration of Balboa Park, encourage member hotels to pay a living wage to employees, and prohibit funding to organizations that pay annual salaries above $160,000. The agency rejected the demands.
The TMD receives a 2 percent surcharge on room rates to advertise San Diego as a destination. Money also goes to organizations that stage events that attract visitors.
Tourism officials have already issued layoff notices to employees if their funding is cut off.
TMD lawyer Michael Colantuono said the resolution before the City Council next week is very simple, and his clients hope it will pass with the six votes necessary to override a potential veto.
The lawyers in the case conceded that more litigation might be ahead. If Filner refuses to sign the document as directed in the new resolution and the TMD takes him back to court, he could appeal an adverse ruling, which would take several months to be heard.
Funds would not be released while the case is being litigated, per city policy.


text:
|SitePoint Sponsor
User Tag List
Results 51 to 52 of 52
Thread: Custom Drop Down Menu Box
Aug 9, 2013, 20:49 #51
- Join Date
- Aug 2013
- Posts
- 27
- Mentioned
- 0 Post(s)
- Tagged
- 0 Thread(s)
Hey Ralph.m,
I was going through that tutorial about the php and .htaccess files and after setting everything up I've run into a curious error on my main page,
"Internal Server Error
The server encountered an internal error or misconfiguration and was unable to complete your request.
Please contact the server administrator, webmaster@localhost and inform them of the time the error occurred, and anything you might have done that may have caused the error.
More information about this error may be available in the server error log."
This has never happened before.. Any idea what could have caused it? Thank you.
Aug 9, 2013, 21:18 #52
- Join Date
- Mar 2009
- Location
- Melbourne, AU
- Posts
- 24,299
- Mentioned
- 460 Post(s)
- Tagged
- 8 Thread(s)
Sounds like a problem with the .htaccess file. Could you post its entire contents here?


text:
Videos > Jasmine Black > Juicy babe Jasmine Black gets her giant bazoombas jizzed by a hard cock
Teen Busty Adorable young girls with nice big round boobs. These all natural hunnies have got some of the most spectacular titties on the planet and they like to have fun!
Featured Pornstars:
- Jasmine Black


text:
All library locations will be closed on Monday, September 1st for the Labor Day holiday. The Main Library, AAMLO and the Brookfield, Eastmont, Piedmont Avenue and Golden Gate branches will be open on Tuesday, September 2nd. All other library locations will be closed that day.
XTreme Science Magic
Take two parts science, add one part magic, throw in a large dose of audience participation and you've got an educational and entertaining show. Don't miss it!


text:
|Proposed bills could benefit women entrepreneurs »
|New shopping portal lists women-friendly businesses »
|Why sole proprietors are relying on independent contractors »
|Glamsquad offers in-home beauty appointments »
|How to use native social ads to promote your business »
|Sign Up Now
NAWBO's Women's Business Conference 2014 will be held September 8-9 in Indianapolis - home to our largest chapter in the country. Every speaker and session is designed to power your business, your lifestyle and your community. Don't miss out! read more »
The National Women's Business Council released new research on High Growth Women-owned Businesses' Access to Capital. The report outlines the differences between men and women business owners, regarding the scale of business growth, amount and sources of financial capital and the relationship between the two. read more »
Paralympic gold medalist and highly sought-after motivational speaker Muffy Davis will share her story of finding strength through adversity and moving forward to achieve her dreams with hundreds of women entrepreneurs from across the U.S. as a keynote speaker at the NAWBO Women's Business Conference 2014, September 8-9 in Indianapolis, IN. read more »