text:
The Gaithersburg Airpark is holding its annual open house Saturday, The Gazette reported.
The event is free to the public and "visitors will be able to munch free burgers and hot dogs, participate in a paper airplane contest, take discounted rides, view some of the park's aircraft and watch an air show by local pilots," according to the report.
Retired Air Force Major General Dick Goetze will honored at the event by the Federal Aviation Administation, according to the report. Goetze will be receiving the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award, granted to pilots with more than 50 years of exemplary commercial flying.
The airport is located at 7940 Airpark Road and the event is hosted by the DC Metro Aviation Services and Montgomery County Pilot's Association.


text:
The Oklahoma State Cowboys and Oklahoma Sooners are still on a collision course, with Bedlam setting up to be a huge matchup. Despite the Sooners slip-up against Texas Tech a little over a week ago, both teams are ranked inside the top-10 in the latest BCS Standings, with Oklahoma rebounding this past weekend.
Oklahoma State continues to roll, and sits just behind LSU and Alabama in the rankings. The Crimson Tide and Tigers will face-off this weekend, giving Oklahoma State a chance to move into the top-two with a win.
Four Big 12 teams are ranked this week, with Kansas State and Texas joining the two Oklahoma teams. The Longhorns are just inside the top-25 and Kansas State is right in the middle of the pack, lurking just outside the top-10.
Here's how the Big 12 fared this week. Be sure to check out the full BCS standings, as well.
3. Oklahoma State Cowboys
6. Oklahoma Sooners
14. Kansas State Wildcats
21. Texas Longhorns
Stay tuned here for all of the Week 10 College Football Rankings.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Mission Bay water front home w/views, pool,spa, and beach! in Mission Bay
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3½
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 7,000 - $ 14,000 / week
vacation rental description
Views, views, and more views of Mission Bay are seen from
every part of this home. Have the beach front at your feet! Enjoy serene,
gorgeous panoramic views of the coastline, sunsets, and night lights across the
water, and fireworks from SeaWorld. This private waterfront setting from which
you can watch the kite surfers and sailors on the water will take you away from
the real world. This gated 4,000sf fantasy home offers one of the finest
lifestyle experiences on Earth. Monthly rental negotiable!
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-31-2014 at 1:41 PM.
email owner view full calendar
Owner 858-488-7070
house rental amenities
3rd Floor Layout: (Entry level)
Open floor plan: Living room, Dining room, Kitchen (All water views)
½ bath
Outdoor Patio area with dining/lounge area and views
2nd Floor Layout:
Bedroom 1 - (1) King bed with water views
Bedroom 2 - (1) King bed with water views
Jack & Jill En Suite Bath with shower between room 1 & 2
Bedroom 3 - (1) Queen bed with En Suite bath shower/tub combo
Den - (1) Queen sofa sleeper
1st Floor Layout:
Bedroom 4: Open floor plan with (1) Twin bunk set & (1) Twin bed (1) size futon
1 Full bath with shower
Complete Sleeping Accommodations:
Bedroom 1: King bed - sleeps up to 2
Bedroom 2: King bed - sleeps up to 2
Bedroom 3: Queen Beds - sleeps up to 2
Bedroom 4: Twin Bunk & Twin Bed - sleeps up to 3
Den: Fold-out sofa sleeper - sleeps 2
4th Floor: (*NOTE - This level is locked off and unavailable - not depicted in photos)
Garage: (*NOTE - The garage is locked off and unavailable, two driveway spaces open)
Garbage Disposal
Basic cooking Utensils
Measuring Cups
Can Opener
BBQ Utensils
Dish Soap (starter kit)
Hand Soap (starter kit)
Dishwasher Detergent (starter kit)
Cable TV`s
DVD player
Wifi internet access
Bath towels, beach towels and linens supplied
Local amenities within 1 - 2 blocks:
Ocean Boardwalk 10 minute walk
Seaworld 5 minute drive
Airport 10-15 minute drive
Zoo-Gaslamp-Convention Center downtown 15 minute drive
Mission Beach Aquatic Center - Lessons and Water Rentals
Bike Rentals
2 Market/Liquor Stores
Fanuel Park on the Bay
Rocky`s Pub - Best burgers
Big Kahuna`s
Liquor Store
And more........
Water front
Beach front
Bay View
**non smoking**
vacation rental rates
Call for rental specials, terms, and our other properties we have on VRBO.
To book online please visit VRBO website and enter property number 426719 for this property.
Owner 858-488-7070
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 Mission Bay
- Sailing
- Water skiing
- swimming
- sunning
- water sports
Top things to do on a budget
- Swimming
- Sunning
Top things to do with a family
- Sea World (fireworks)
- Play at the Beach
- San Diego Zoo
Owner , owner


text:
By Maureen Hayden
Indianapolis —
Negotiations over the final language in a bill that rewrites Indiana's criminal code may come down to the last week of the legislative session.
The House authors of the bill aren't happy with the changes made by the Senate that toughen penalties for some crimes and give judges less latitude in sentencing.
Those disagreements have pushed the bill into a House-Senate conference committee, where legislators from both chambers have to hammer out their differences before the session ends April 29.
Republican state Rep. Greg Steuerwald of Avon, who carried the bill in the House, is concerned the Senate changes may undermine one of the bill's major goals: less incarceration and more rehabilitation at the local level of low-level offenders that are crowding the state prisons.
But Republican state Sen. Randy Head, a former deputy prosecutor from Logansport who pushed for the Senate changes, said the bill's purpose "should be to sentence smarter, not necessarily to sentence lesser."
"If someone needs to go to prison, they need to go," Head said.
Steuerwald and Head disagree on a provision in the original bill that would have given judges more discretion to make that decision. That measure did away with some of the mandatory prison sentences now in the criminal code and gave judges more latitude to suspend a prison sentence and opt for alternative community-based treatment and correction programs.
In the House version of the bill, the only crimes ineligible for suspended sentences were the worst crimes, such as murder. The Senate changed that provision to restrict judges from suspending sentences of those convicted of all but the lowest level of felonies if the offender has a previous conviction.
Still, there are big areas of agreement on the legislation, including tougher penalties for violent and sex crimes and lower penalties for drug and theft crimes.
The biggest unresolved issue is money: The $30 billion budget bill that's still being hammered contains no additional funding for the local jails, community corrections and probation departments that will have to absorb the biggest impact of the criminal code reform bill.
And there's no additional funding for the substance abuse and mental health treatment programs that the bill's supporters want used to help reduce the recidivism rates of low-level offenders whose crimes are tied to drug abuse and mental illness.
Steuerwald and Head agree on that. Both have been pushing for more dollars to go back to the local communities where more low-level offenders will be doing their time.
"In order for this entire concept to work, we need to get the funding to community corrections programs and local jails to run the rehabilitation programs for low level offenders," Head said.
So far, the roadblock has been Senate Appropriations Chairman Luke Kenley, a Republican from Noblesville and one of the chief budget makers in the legislature.
Kenley's concern: No one really knows the fiscal impact of the bill. The non-partisan Legislative Services Agency initially estimated that about 1,000 offenders would be kept in their local communities each year rather than to prison. The Association of Indiana Counties says the number may be closer to 5,000. The Indiana Department of Correction recently said the bill would actually drive up state prison numbers.
"I'm not sure why we should appropriate money when we have no idea what we need to have at this point in time," Kenley said.
Kenley said funding could wait, since the criminal code bill, as written now, doesn't go into effect until July 2014. It's not a popular view, Kenley conceded, since it would require changing the state budget in an off-budget year. "I think they want the money now," Kenley said.
One option being considered: Pass the bulk of the criminal code bill this session, but pull out the disputed provisions over sentencing issues and send that to a summer study committee. It would give the bill's supporters more time to figure out its true fiscal impact and get more input from local communities about what they'll need.
"The bill isn't ready to become law," said Andrew Cullen, legislative liaison for the Indiana Public Defender Council. The Council played a key role in crafting the original bill, along with prosecutors, judges, probation officers and other key stakeholders in the criminal justice system.
"We need a legislative-imposed sequester on this bill," Cullen said. "We could leave some things out of the bill now to give the legislature the time to make better decisions before it goes into effect in 2014."
Maureen Hayden covers the Statehouse for the CNHI newspapers in Indiana. She can be reached at email@example.com.
For more on this story and other local news, subscribe to The Kokomo Tribune eEdition, or our print edition.


text:
Bristol Reads
Feinstein Center for Service-Learning
Roger Williams University, Bristol, RI 02809
(401) 254-2765
Shuttle Service/Work Study Opportunity
Bristol Reads is an in-school tutoring program which pairs Roger Williams University students with elementary school students to work together on reading and writing activities. Bristol Reads volunteers act not only as tutors, but also as mentors. Volunteers are sent into the classroom at a time that is convenient for both the teacher and the tutor. The volunteer works with the child in a supervised, quiet area in the school. All volunteers must submit to a criminal background check to be cleared for the program.
Dorcas Place
270 Elmwood Avenue, Providence, RI 02907
(401) 273-8866
Dorcas Place is a literacy center for low-income parents who want to improve their reading and writing skills and work toward a high school equivalency degree. Courses include GED prep, workplace etiquette, carpentry, life skills and parenting. Volunteer positions include: tutors, classroom aides, baby-sitters and office helpers.
International Institue of RI
645 Elmwood Avenue, Providence, RI 02907
International Institute of Rhode Island's mission is to enable all area residents, especially immigrants and refugees, to become self-reliant, invested participants in our communities, while fostering respect and understanding among all people.
The International Institute of Rhode Island has provided educational, legal and social services to immigrants and refugees throughout Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts since 1921.
Housed originally in two rooms on Weybosset Street and dedicated to providing casework and support to a few hundred immigrant women and their families, the Institute now inhabits a three-story building on Elmwood Avenue in South Providence and a new second site at 334 Pleasant Street in Pawtucket.
Literacy Volunteers of America - East Bay
530 Main Street, Warren, RI
(401) 247-2177
Work Study Opportunity
Program Director: Jolene Hamil-Cole
Housed at the George Hail Free Library, this program works with adults to teach reading and writing skills. Volunteers are needed as tutors, but also to assist with mailings, data entry, special events and other program needs.


text:
Katie Hayes
Katie Hayes is the Entrepreneurial/Leadership Assistant Coordinator at LTU. She oversees the junior year requirements for the Leadership Curriculum, and teaches for the Department of Humanities. Additionally, she assists in carrying out the initiatives outlined in the Kern Grant, which aim to inspire an entrepreneurial mindset in undergraduate engineering students throughout the educational experience.
NCIIA Events
- About NCIIA
- Jobs
- Meet our grantees
- For students
- For faculty
- Specialty training programs
- Epicenter
- Annual conference
- NCIIA in the news


text:
For the Houston Rockets, the jitters that come along with making the playoffs for the first time should be gone now that Game 1 against the Oklahoma City Thunder is over.
There's still the matter of trying to solve the Thunder's versatile defense.
Coach Kevin McHale and the Rockets returned to Houston after a 29-point blowout, seeking ways to get the NBA's second highest-scoring offense back in gear before Game 2 in Oklahoma City on Wednesday night.
McHale said Monday that the Rockets' ball movement must be better and they can't settle for as many contested jump shots.
The Thunder's starters and top reserves hardly practiced, instead turning their focus to a film session and ways they could play even better.
Home News Weather Sports Video About Us Newslinks Community Follow Us Fun and Games Blogs KATV/FCC Public File
Employment Contact KATV Credit Application and Advertising Terms and Conditions KATV Programming EEO Report
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 WorldNow and KATV. All Rights Reserved.
For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.


text:
What is the Jackson Fellows Program?
In response to an anonymous gift the College of St. Benedict is pleased to offer up to nine student fellowships at $4,000 each for full-time summer civic engagement internships. Students will also receive a $1,000 stipend for living expenses. Students will not be allowed to have any other paid employment during the ten weeks of the fellowship. The fellowship will relate to community service and/or public policy and will be hosted by an off-campus organization. All fellowships will involve civic engagement or work devoted to improving community life or the common good through political or non-political activities. ALL MAJORS welcome to apply!
Eligible students will be seniors in 2014-2015. Students will work full-time beginning June 2, 2014 and continuing through August 8, 2014. Students may elect to earn credits. Students will work with Laura Hammond on an individual basis to set up payment and assessment for credits earned. Prior to starting their fellowship, the Jackson Fellows must participate in a training seminar in May 2014. Twice per month, the Jackson Fellows will meet as a group with the co-directors (Marah Jacobson-Schulte and Matt Lindstrom). Our bi-monthly seminars, usually held on campus, will involve discussion of fellowships, leadership training, guest lecturers from community and state leaders, as well as study tours to student sites and other community sites.
Academic Year Commitment
You will continue your commitment to service and leadership by joining us for our Jackson Fellows Academic Year Program. As Jackson Fellows, students will be awarded a financial stipend ($1,000) in recognition of their year-long involvement in the Jackson Program. The purpose of the academic year program is to continue the momentum created over the summer months and provide a vehicle for strengthening students' leadership skills and service on and off campus throughout the year. As Jackson Fellows, students will be expected to participate in all group activities. We realize there will be exceptions so we will build in alternatives for students studying abroad or having other conflicts.
Expectations for the academic year:
- Participate in monthly meetings for the purpose of reflecting on student leadership seminars, service-learning and participation in other campus events such as lectures, panels, conferences, and so forth.
- Participate in a group service-learning project at least once per semester. Typically these will be all day events.
- Attend an average of one leadership development seminar per month. Typically these will be ILCP or SELT sponsored events but other events will be offered as alternatives.
- Attend at least one public lecture or event per month related to public policy, community service, professional networking or civic engagement in some form. Jackson Fellows will be invited to pre-event receptions, dinners, etc. when possible.
- Participate in group travel to at least one conference per year. Most expenses will be paid.
- Participate in an alternative spring break experience, strongly encouraged
- Participate in at least one study tour organized by the Jackson Fellows Program or another campus organization
- Jackson Fellows will also organize and arrange some of the above events and others such as charitable fundraising drives.
- Jackson Fellows will also help in the application process for the following year's Jackson Fellows and may be asked to participate in some of the following summer programs when possible.
The application deadline is December 1, 2013 (January 17, 2014 for students currently abroad). Interviews will take place early-December for students studying abroad Spring 2014 or by the second week of February for returning Fall 2013 study abroad and all other students. We expect to have all interviews completed by mid-February with notification before Spring Break.


text:
SIZE 1.7 oz
This is a rich non-greasy cream with a unique texture that restores hydration and elasticity to the skin.
Hydrates, firms, evens out skin tone, and diminishes the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. Solves skin issues such as: dehydration, dullness, sagginess, loss of elasticity, and fine lines and wrinkles. 18 herbs from Royal Ming Dynasty remedy firm the skin, even out skin tone, diminish the appearance of fine lines, and promote younger-looking skin.
• Purple Nutsedge complex purifies pores
• Goji Berry complex energizes skin
• Chinese Angelica complex replenishes moisture
• Chestnut and White Lotus helps with the loss of elasticity
• Can be used as a day and night cream.
Allergy and dermatologist tested. Suitable for sensitive skin.
Pre-order this item now. Expected in-stock date is 09/30/2014. All orders shipped complete; no partial shipments.
All orders shipped complete, when all merchandise is in-stock; no partial orders shipped. You will not be charged until your order is shipped.
FREE standard shipping within the contiguous U.S. on orders of $75.00+.
Standard - UPS Mail Innovations - 2 to 7 days: $5.95
UPS 2 Day - $16.95 (Order by Noon Pacific Time)
UPS Next Day - $25.95 (Order by Noon Pacific Time)
USPS Priority Mail - 1 to 3 days: $9.95
APO/FBO Addresses: b-glowing proudly ships to our military. Please specify USPS during check out.
Please see Customer Service-Shipping for more information.
Using her knowledge of both philosophy and herbs, WEI founder Wei Young Brian developed her line of quality beauty products in order to combine her passion for beauty with her belief in traditional Chinese medicine.
Infused with natural treatments and eastern remedies, WEI skincare offers solutions to everyday beauty concerns by bringing balance to both your skin and energy using a blend of quality ingredients like .
New to WEI? Try Demi Moore favorite, Gingko Leaf Repairing Face Treatment Pads. This instantly hydrating mask calms redness, brightens the skin, and leaves you with a beautifully radiant glow.


text:
ALLEN (From Ealing Times)
Get involved: send your pictures, video, news & views by texting Ealing Times to 80360, or email us
- Search notices
- Birthdays
- Births
- Deaths
- Exams
- Greetings
- Marriages
- Anniversaries
- Other
Book an announcement for publication online and in the next edition of the Bucks Free Press
Christmas Greetings
Published in the Bucks Free Press on 14 December 07
ALLEN, Sue (Ronnie) Would like to wish all family and friends a Happy Christmas and New Year.
This notice has 854 views, no gifts and no messages.
There are no messages for this notice.
Leave a message
Log in with
There are no gifts for this notice.
Offer a virtual gift
Fields marked with * are mandatory.
Remember you are personally responsible for what you post on this site and must abide by our site terms. Do not post anything that is false, abusive or malicious. If you wish to complain about a particular message, please use the 'report this post' link.


text:
Follow @CCU_CAF Follow @goccusports Follow @chaunceyccu Follow @chants365 Follow @ccuticketing
Katie Reddington
32 Post 4.0; 104 Make Dean's List; 242 Had at least 3.0 for the Semester
Of the 453 Coastal Carolina student-athletes, 256 posted a GPA of 3.0 or better for the fall 2012 semester
Team selected following tryouts on May 5
Close out season at the Student-Athlete Excellence Awards Banquet
29 Graduate, 24 Post 4.0's and 100 Earn Dean's List
Favorite Thing About Coastal: I like how everyone on campus is very friendly and willing to help if you ever need something.
Hobbies: I have been cheerleading and dancing since I was five.
Favorite Food: Chocolate chip cookies
Favorite Movie: Legally Blonde
Why You Love Being a CCU Cheerleader: I really like being involved with the school and being a student-athlete.


text:
Oftentimes, one of the most difficult decisions to make in college revolves around the selection of a major. Luther College's liberal arts education balances breadth gained through the general college requirements with depth acquired through focused study in a particular major. Each major incorporates a body of knowledge, a methodology, applications, and ethical considerations.
Visit the What Can I Do With This Major? resource for information about majors and common career paths for each major.
Click on a major below to learn more about alumni careers and outcomes for the selected major:


text:
Take a look at what our Worcester residents are up to when they're not in the clinic! Our slideshow includes photos of not only our residents but Worcester and the surrounding area, too!
$('#worcRes').cycle({ sync: true});
1. Affordable!2. Centrally located, with easy travel to Boston, Providence, NYC, and a huge amount of outdoor recreation activities3. A plethora of ethnic restaurants!4. Less traffic than the big city5. Great outlet shopping nearby6. Ten universities in Worcester!7. Many activities for kids and families8. Fall foliage9. TF Green Airport in RI (as well as Bradley in Hartford, CT and Manchester in NH)10. Local sports teams! (minor league teams, Worcester Tornadoes, etc… you can sit right by the action!)


text:
Videos > Abbey Brooks > Abbey Brooks likes it in the ass
Bangbros Network Bang Bros Network is the #1 XXX video network on the web! Over 30 exclusive websites inside containing over 9000 HD videos & 2000 smoking hot girls! Check out Bang Bros for the hottest daily updates filled with big tits, juicy asses, & hot XXX video from today's biggest pornstars & amateur starlets!
Featured Pornstars:
- Abbey Brooks


text:
The wait is almost over.
Buca di Beppo, an Italian chain restaurant, is expected to open on the lower level of White Marsh Mall on Monday, Jan. 7.
But don't expect much fanfare on its first day—a grand opening celebration is expected on a later, yet-to-be-determined date, according to a representative of the mall, which is located at 8200 Perry Hall Boulevard.
The mall first announced in February 2012 that Buca di Beppo would fill the 6,944-square-foot space left vacant by the former Lin's China Buffet.
Initially, the Italian restaurant was projected to open in spring 2012 and then fall 2012, according to announcements on the mall's website.
Buca di Beppo first began hiring workers in November.
The restaurant chain has 86 locations nationwide and features family-style Italian food, ranging from margherita pizza to chicken parmigiana. At least one table in each location features a bust of the Catholic pope.
The chain was acquired by Planet Hollywood International Inc. in 2008, according to the company website.
Two other eateries also opened inside the mall in recent months, and a third remains under construction.
Charley's Grilled Subs, a national and international franchise specializing in cheesesteaks, filled a 429-square-foot space in the mall's food court, replacing former temporary tenant Churro's.
Yolavie, an East Coast self-serve frozen yogurt chain, filled a 972-square-foot space on the mall's upper level in the Sears wing, taking the place of a former Cinnabon.
The planned Greene Turtle Sports Bar & Grille—an East Coast chain sports bar offering burgers, wings and sliders—remains under construction. It will take the place of the former Ruby Tuesday, a 5,776-square-foot space opposite Red Robin, the mall announced.


text:
Stabbing suspect arrested by mounted sheriff
Updated On: Aug 03 2013 06:18:20 PM CDT
Santa Barbara County Sheriff Bill Brown dismounted his horse to arrest a man moments before he hit the parade route Friday.
Just after 12 p.m. an argument broke out at Pershing Park on the 100 block of Castillo Street in Santa Barbara.
The argument escalated to a fight and another man was stabbed. Brown just happened to be on his horse waiting nearby.
He and other deputies dismounted to attempt to break up the fight. Brown then arrested stabbing suspect, 36-year-old Isaiah Jones.
Santa Barbara police said the victim's injuries appear to be minor. Brown got back on his horse and joined the parade.
The cause of the stabbing is under investigation.
Copyright © 2013 KEYT - NPG of California, LLC. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Fox 2 Sports Director Dan Miller sat down with Tigers General Manager
Dave Dombrowski to talk about the team and the upcoming season. This is
Part 2. Look for Part 3 later this week and be sure to check out Part 1 on the Sports Page.
WJBK-TV | Fox 2
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:
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) - Illinois gun activists announced plans to encourage state lawmakers to relax the list of outlawed places for concealed carry during their annual lobbying day in Springfield.
Wednesday is their first lobby day after Illinois became the last state to pass a concealed carry law last summer. Gun owners and activists will rally at the Prairie Capitol Convention Center before marching to the Capitol building in the afternoon.
Gun activists called the landmark concealed carry law a great achievement, but warned the battle for gun rights isn't over. They want to allow gun owners to carry firearms in places such as parks, libraries and mass transportation.
Richard Pearson is the executive director for the Illinois State Rifle Association. He says places that ban guns are more inviting for criminal activity.
Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Follow @fox32news
KDFW FOX 4400 N. Griffin StreetDallas, Texas 75202
Main Station Directory:(214) 720-4444News Fax:(214) 720-3263 or (214) 720-3333


text:
Real live NFL action will be kicking off in just a few days! I'm so excited! And I just can't hide it! I'm about to loose control and I think I like it!
Something else to add to the playbook? Let's see how Russell Wilson and co. continue to find different ways to innovate the offense.
Marc Trestman made great strides with the offense of the Chicago Bears, but his defense had a precipitous fall from grace. Do you agree with the Sporting News' placing him 25th among NFL coaches?
This is the second to last NFL Thoughts before we can actually have real thoughts about actual NFL rookies and their brand new teams. Just ten more days until the Draft!
The Super Bowl winning head coach made a star-studded return to Trousdale Parkway.
Chris Daughtery of RotoWorld ranked Eagles coach Chip Kelly as the 6th best head coach in the NFL.
Why should the diehard Trojan but casual NFL follower care more about football on this particular Sunday? The Italian Trojan highlights the cardinal-n-gold at MetLife Stadium.
Super Bowl Sunday will take place on February 2, 2014, in East Rutherford, NJ. Broncos vs. Seahawks kicks off at 6:25 EST/5:25 CST and will be televised on FOX. Read on for more information.
Hoops notes, varsity news, signing day primer, Bruce at the Super Bowl, weekend hoops guide, Big 12 roundup & more
Broncos or Seahawks, take your pick.
As part of the new SB Nation launch, prior users will need to choose a permanent username, along with a new password.
Your username will be used to login to SB Nation going forward.
Please login to your Vox Media account. This account will be linked to your previously existing Eater account.
As part of the new SB Nation launch, prior MT authors will need to choose a new username and password.
Your username will be used to login to SB Nation going forward.
We'll email you a reset link.
If you signed up using a 3rd party account like Facebook or Twitter, please login with it instead.
You must be a member of Dawg Sports to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Dawg Sports. You should read them.
You must be a member of Dawg Sports to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Dawg Sports. You should read them.
Choose an available username to complete sign up.
In order to provide our users with a better overall experience, we ask for more information from Facebook when using it to login so that we can learn more about our audience and provide you with the best possible experience. We do not store specific user data and the sharing of it is not required to login with Facebook.


text:
By FOX 2 News Staff
ROYAL OAK, Mich. (WJBK) -- A 4-year old male lion once owned by the royal family of Qatar will now be reigning as king of the jungle at the Detroit Zoo.
The lion named Simba arrived in the United States from Saudi Arabia in October. The Detroit Zoo says the royal family received Simba as a gift, but after a few years felt he would be better off in a more appropriate environment.
"The owners recognized that they didn't have the expertise to properly care for lions and made the sensible decision to find Simba a good home," Detroit Zoological Society Curator of Mammals Robert Lessnau said in a release. "We're happy to provide sanctuary for Simba at the Detroit Zoo," Lessnau said.
Simba joins the Detroit Zoo's other lions in a recently remodeled 7,500-square-foot habitat.


text:
Police: Convenience store employee robbed at knifepoint
Scottsbluff Police are investigating a Sunday morning robbery of a convenience store employee at knifepoint on the west side of town.
Sergeant Pete Wysocki says the man entered the Sinclair convenience store at West Overland and Avenue I shortly after it opened around 5:45 a.m. Wysocki said the man threatened the woman with a knife and was given the small amount of money in the register needed to open the store. The man then fled westbound in a smaller gold car, according to the employee.
Wycocki says the man was wearing a white, long sleeve Nike shirt and a Ford baseball cap. The employee said she saw the car on the south side of the building when she entered, and believed it had moved to the north side prior to the robbery.
Police have a suspect and are continuing their investigation.
© 2014 Rural Radio Network. All rights reserved. Republishing, rebroadcasting, rewriting, redistributing prohibited. Copyright Information


text:
Related Categories
Provide Feedback
Infrared Sensors Suppliers serving Tennessee
Displaying 1 to 1 out of 1 result
Thermal Equipment Sales Co. Inc. - Memphis, TN
Distributor, Manufacturer, Custom Manufacturer
Distributor of infrared sensors including infrared temperature sensors. Available as infrared laser thermometer sensors. Types of laser thermometer sensors include mini-temperature laser thermometer sensors, pocket size laser thermometer sensors, dual-function laser thermometer sensors, dual-laser thermometer sensors & infrared thermometer sensors with K-type thermocouple. Infrared laser thermometers are non-contact temperature sensors. Infrared laser thermometers are available in different models.
Brand Names: Raynger, Raytek


text:
VIEW LARGER > Rollover Photo to Zoom
Linen-Look Apron Dress
Save 29%
Linen-Look Apron Dress
Save 29%
With the look of a stylish two-piece ensemble in a single easy-dressing piece, our linen-blend apron dress truly treats you to the best of both worlds. The lavender button-front inset combines with the outer button-and-looped floral panels to create the illusion of a layered look while maintaining the dress's light and breezy feel. Finished with short sleeves. Approx. 51" long. Rayon/linen. Machine wash, line dry. Imported. Available in both Misses' and Women's sizes.
- Wrinkle-resistant linen blend
- Faux layered look
- Button front
- Side pockets
Now you can enjoy the layered look of an apron dress without the added weight thanks to our faux-layered linen-blend dress.
Linen-Look Apron Dress 1 1
This is a wonderful dress This dress if very nice and very comfortable but unfortunately I had to return it due to the fact it fit around the chest but the rest was too big and I could not order smaller or the chest part would be too small. The length on this dress is perfect especially for me, since I am 5'8". August 14, 2013
1-1 of 1


text:
September 2, 2014
Back to The Office: Rainn Wilson
TV Squad Hot Topics
Most Popular Articles
From Our Partners
- TV's 25 Sexiest Women of the New Fall 2014 Season
- 'Under the Dome': 17 Shocking Moments from 'The Fall'
- Death Watch 2014: What Will Be the First New Fall Show to Get Cancelled?
- 'America's Next Top Model' Recap: Party String and a Cold Shower Spell Trouble
- 'Teen Wolf' Recap: What Will Scott Become?
- More From BuddyTV
- Ratings: Dome Hits Low, Ninja Ticks Up, Mistresses Down Vs. Previous Finale
- TVLine Items: General Hospital Recasts Jason, OITNB Star Is Faking It & More
- The Walking Dead Season 5 Poster Declares: 'Hunt or Be Hunted'
- Fall TV Spectacular: Exclusive Scoop and Photos on 42 Returning Favorites!
- Grey's Anatomy Video: Shonda Rhimes Reflects on Show's No. 1 Love Story
- More From TVLine


text:
Sean Deuby
Mark Minasi
Michael Otey
Tony Redmond
Articles & Blogs
John Savill
Paul Thurrott
Articles & Blogs
Rod Trent
IT Salary Survey
Top 100 Cloud Providers
Top 501 MSPs
Top 100 Tech Events
The VAR Guy: Microsoft Channel Partners
Talkin' Cloud: Microsoft Cloud Partners
Tweets about @WindowsITPro
Windows Server 2012 R2 In-Depth
Sessions Meet Wednesday, September 24th
Windows Server 2012 R2 provides a huge number of changes and capabilities to Windows Server 2012. Join John Savill for three technical sessions that will dive into some of the more advanced Windows Server 2012 R2 features, help you understand their benefits, and show you how to start implementing.
Enroll Now and SAVE 15%!
View All Online Training
Register now to get the best rates available!
Manage Engine
All Sponsored Blogs
The Windows IT Pro forums are moving to myITforum.com! Get answers to questions, share tips, and engage with the IT professional community.
Sponsored Introduction Continue on to (or wait seconds) ×


text:
Now accepting applications for enrollment
MBA Director/MBA Secretary College of Business Grove Hall 324 1871 Old Main Drive Shippensburg, PA 17257 (717) email@example.com
Office of Professional, Continuing, and Distance Education (PCDE)Horton Hall 111 1871 Old Main Drive Shippensburg University Shippensburg, PA, 17257 (717) 477-1502 (717) 477-4050 fax email@example.com
Inquiry Form
The Ship MBA Online is now available at Shippensburg University. It's the same AACSB-accredited degree program, utilizing the same highly qualified faculty, that has gained a reputation for quality, affordability, and convenience among our part-time professional students.
This 30-credit program consisting of 10 required courses (3-credits each) is designed to give students an in-depth exposure to the global environment and to develop the skills necessary to conduct business successfully in both a domestic and international context. The courses will be delivered in a 100% online format using a mix of asynchronous and synchronous lectures, discussions, and exercises.
Each course will be taught in accelerated, eight-week sessions. Students will be permitted to take only one course at a time and two per semester allowing them to focus attention to a single course for a more concentrated experience.
Students in the online program will be required to have a computer along with a high-speed internet connection, webcam, and headset/microphone meeting minimum specifications in order to participate in video conferencing sessions as well as other online activities.
Ship MBA Online students will be allowed to take up to three courses from the Ship MBA Professional program (via the classroom at one of our many locations), if they wish. These courses must have the same course number and title as courses required for the Ship MBA Online.
This page is an official publication of Shippensburg University: A member of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.
Shippensburg University - 1871 Old Main Drive - Shippensburg, PA 17257 - (717) 477-7447
Ask a Question/Provide Feedback | Right-to-Know Policy | Privacy Statement | View on Mobile


text:
- Mobile site
- E-Newsletters
- News feed
- Find us on Twitter
All the latest news and view from the Argus
The latest offers and competitions from the Argus
The best events in Brighton, Hove and Sussex
Features, interviews, TV, travel and lifestyle from the Argus
- Find us on Facebook
The Argus
The Argus - news, sport and leisure for Brighton, Hove and Sussex
The Argus Offers and Competitions
Keep up to date with all the offers, events and competitions from the Argus
Council leader at sea over budget cuts (From The Argus)
Get involved: Send your news, views, pictures and video by texting SUPIC to 80360 or email us.
East Sussex County Council leader sea over budget cuts
2:50pm Wednesday 14th November 2012 in News By Tim Ridgway
As a council discussed ways to slash £60 million from its budget over the next three years its leader was on a luxury cruise ship in the Atlantic Ocean.
As it looks to balance the books in the wake of Government cuts, East Sussex County Council predicts between 80 and 100 posts could be lost in the next year.
While bosses said they are working towards a council tax freeze for 2013/14, children's and adult care services will be hit the hardest.
Council chiefs said they were committed to driving economic growth, help ing people live independently and protecting vulnerable people from harm.
But opposition councillors predicted uproar and slammed some of the plans as "totally unachievable".
Keith Glazier, the council's deputy leader, described it as a "first attempt" at making the savings, adding: "This is the start of a consultation process. It is a big amount of money but it's important to remember that we will still spend £496 million providing services."
Coun Glazier told The Argus grass cutting, weed spraying and winter maintenance budgets would "not be cut" in the next three years.
He added the figure for the exact savings for this year was still a "guesstimate" until the Government's autumn statement announcement in mid-December.
Tax freeze
Central to the budget will be a council tax freeze, which will earn the local authority a one-off Government grant of £2.4 million.
However, over the rest of the three years budgets will have to be reduced by up to 20% as Whitehall cuts hit.
Among the services which could be affected will be children's centres, home-help for elderly people and after-school clubs.
The local authority said it would continue to support the rollout of superfast broadband in rural areas, build the Bexhill to Hastings link road; and regenerate Eastbourne town centre and Newhaven.
Liberal Democrat group leader David Tutt suggested the local authority use some if its reserves to "prop up budgets" in the short-term until millions of savings through working with other councils were achieved.
The final decision will be made at the council's budget meeting in February.
Council leader Peter Jones was not at the meeting as he was on the Cunard-operated Queen Mary 2.
Information on the firm's website said it was docked in Lisbon as part of a 12-day Atlantic trip with balcony cabins costing up to £3,750.
When asked if he felt it was appropriate, Coun Jones said: "I'm retiring from the post soon and Coun Glazier as been selected as a successor. It's extremely appropriate that he should lead the setting of the budget.
"He has responsibility for the finance portfolio and will be leader of the full council in a few months' time."
For more details email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 0345 60 80 190.
See the latest news headlines from The Argus:
- Bushes to be kept high to hide gay cruising
- Bar's licence under threat after reports of drug use, under-age drinking and sexual assault
- Piano at Brighton station moved - because it is too noisy
- Neighbour asks council to pull down classroom
- Police search paedophile's home and shop
Add us to your circles on Google+
Comments (5)
Please log in to enable comment sorting
3:27pm Wed 14 Nov 12
Andy R says...
9:51pm Wed 14 Nov 12
HJarrs says...
If the council leader had been a Green, this comments column would have had a hundred negative comments. Not that I am accusing most of the commentors to the Argus as politically motivated and biased, oh no.
9:25am Thu 15 Nov 12
whereisthe...? says...
Similar stories appear often, yet EVERY TIME I have to google search to see what party the person belongs to - unless they are being celebrated. Yet THEY ONLY DO THIS WHEN ITS A TORY!!!!!!! SHAMEFUL.
9:50am Thu 15 Nov 12
Dealing with idiots says...
HJarrs wrote:and who spent all the money leaving nothing for a rainy day? Labour. Short memory HJ.
The fact that the council leader was on holiday is irrelevant. These are savage cuts brought about but a Tory government and actively pursued by compliant Tory councillors. The only way to change this is to vote the Tories out. If the council leader had been a Green, this comments column would have had a hundred negative comments. Not that I am accusing most of the commentors to the Argus as politically motivated and biased, oh no.
5:24pm Sun 18 Nov 12
keeshond8 says...
Comments are closed on this article.


text:
This is a thoughtful essay that I was surprised to see in the New York Times. I've watched some of the MTV segments Douthat mentions below that deal with the reality of teenage pregnancy. You see the wisdom of young mothers giving their child up for adoption. By Ross Douthat | New York Times The American entertainment industry has never been comfortable with the act of abortion. Film or television characters might consider the procedure, but even on the most libertine programs (a "Mad Men," a "Sex and the City"), they're more likely to have a change of heart than actually go through with it. Reality TV thrives on shocking scenes and subjects — extreme pregnancies and surgeries, suburban polygamists and the gay housewives of New York — but abortion remains a little too controversial, and a little bit too real. This omission is often cited as a victory for the pro-life movement, and in some cases that's plainly true. (Recent unplanned-pregnancy movies like "Juno" and … [Read more...]
The Unborn Paradox
January 3, 2011 10:28 PM


text:
About the Author
Dan Arkush
Executive editor
Recent posts by Dan Arkush
Related Stories
While probably the biggest key to a successful Seahawks defense in 2011 is better health on a defensive line that was riddled by injuries last year, many close team observers believe much better production from '09 first-round draft pick Aaron Curry is just as essential. "You need a fourth overall pick to be more than just a two-down player," one team insider said of Curry, who did a solid job defending the run as the starting strong-side linebacker last year but has only 5½ sacks and zero interceptions or fumble recoveries in his first two pro seasons. "They thought about using him as the pass rusher opposite Chris Clemons in the nickel, but Raheem Brock ended up doing a great job in that role. Everyone thought hiring Ken Norton Jr. as the LB coach would make (Curry) flourish, but right now you'd have to say he's really just the third-best linebacker on the team behind Lofa Tatupu and David Hawthorne."


text:
By Tim Martin
Publication: theday.com
New London - New London police animal control officer Tonya Kloiber retrieved a male goat that was found roaming around Bates Woods Park Tuesday.
Kloiber and patrol officer Deanna Nott rounded up the goat and brought him back to his home located on Davis Farms Way. Officer Nott was one of the officers who also rescued the loose alligator a few days ago.
The Big Day 2014
Flat Stanley Contest
Win an iPad mini from Tri-Town Foods
Will you indulge in fireworks this July 4th?
No current items found


text:
Long-time Spike Lee editor, as well as director and producer in his own right, Sam Pollard, is currently shooting a $1.5 million feature documentary for PBS titled Slavery by Another Name.
The film is based on the 2009 Pulitzer Prize-winning book by Wall Street Journal writer Douglas Blackmon, which "challenges the belief that slavery ended with 1863's Emancipation Proclamation... [recounting] how in the years following the Civil War, new forms of forced labor emerged in the American South, trapping hundreds of thousands of African Americans in a brutal system that lasted until the onset of World War II."
In researching this, I read a recent report that states Pollard has apparently had some difficulty shooting parts of the film, specifically in Centreville, Alabama, where the town's mayor and city attorney are intent on blocking his attempts to shoot and recreate scenes in their locale, because, "We are a quiet, small town, and I don't want this to cause controversy," according to the mayor.
Pollard and his crew had already filmed in various locations in and around Centreville, but what the mayor and attorney most objected to was a reenactment scene in the town's park, that will "depict... actors as being slaves who were tied to a stake driven into the ground. He wanted to do that in a public park on a weekend when other people were using the park for recreational purposes. We didn't think that that was appropriate, and we felt like that would cause controversy. So, yes, the mayor had a problem with that," said the city attorney.
After a few formal exchanges, Pollard decided to reenact the scene in another location.
"This is the first time in the 10 years since I started researching and writing the book that the door was so overtly slammed in my face," journalist/author Blackmon said.
No ETA on when we can expect film to be completed, which will include reenactment scenes.
CareyCarey | June 6, 2011 10:05 AM
Slavery... Uuuuuum, let's see, what more do I need to know about that and whose comment support my opinion?
Well, this one...
"Making a film about slavery in Alabama and white people get upset? I mean really. Why should anyone be surprised by the reaction? And I'll bet it isn't just white people in the town who are upset about this" ~ Sergio
Yep, there's one thing I've learned in life... it's basically impossible to change the opinion-att attitude, mindset of another person, especially if they do not have an invested interest to do so . I mean, a basic intrinsic quality of most humans is the need to be "right" which forces them to shy away from anything that could prove them wrong. So hey, if I change, or admit someone's idea or concept or attitude or vision was/is better than mine, that might make me feel very uncomfortable. Humans don't like feeling uncomfortable. What... don't believe me? Go on any discussion board or stand by the office water cooler and look and listen for " after further thought, I've come to the conclusion that you were absolutely right and I was wrong". Nope-notta-forget about it.
Slavery in America, after 1863? NO, YOU'RE KIDDING ME??!! Well, for starters, I 've heard of this place called Texas and a thang called "Juneteenth" Dating back to 1865, it was on June 19th that the Union soldiers, led by Major General Gordon Granger, landed at Galveston, Texas with news that the war had ended and that the enslaved were now free. Note that this was two and a half years after President Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation - which had become official January 1, 1863. The Emancipation Proclamation had little impact on the Texans due to the minimal number of Union troops to enforce the new Executive Order.
Aside from that known fact, let's say you're a freed slave. You ain't got a dime, no home and no where to go. A forced reality, and the basic need of survival, will force many to do what they do best, and what they've always done; work for Mr. Charlie for less than nothing. Slavery was not just about brutal bondage, it's about controlling the mind of the man. So, although I do not know exactly what Sergio was hinting at, I know there are several negroes that want nothing to do with our "REAL" past history, for a plethora of reasons.
Look at how "Black History Month" has been watered down to "name a few important negroes".... the safe negroes. And, on a related noted, we all know there are many black faces that turn white when the white man gets upset. "Lordy lordy, bettah not make him angry, he's might not like "us" no mo"
"But boss man, I's not like the rest of those colored fellas!"
"Is that right Leon, you're black aren't you!?"
Having said all of that, I can't say I am in any hurry to see another documentary or read another book on slavery. Really, what would be my purpose? Anything a man would do to a pig, a cow and two pit bulls, is the treatment given to slaves; chattel to be used and abused, breed and sold. What am I going to gain by watching another day in the life of some evil white people? Heck, to be truthful, I'd rather see a documentary on the new slave. Watch out now, I am getting ready to go somewhere.
Yeah, you know, those slaves that are trying to look just like Betty Crocker... with long silky hair, that makes many of them look like damn fools, who's wearing someone else's hair. And those that are in a hurry to distance themselves from anything "black" which forces them to live in "his" neighborhood" and drive a car like "his", which puts them smack dab on the new plantation of DEBT.... up to their ying-yang. Oh yeah, I'd pay big dollars to see our real history, and all it's ugliness. Slavery, to a large degree, is in the mind.
AccidentalVisitor | June 5, 2011 6:50 AM
I think Lynn, Terry and Miles have all nailed it. I am in total agreement.
Miles Ellison | June 5, 2011 6:23 AM
If Confederate Civil War battles, secession celebrations or other "lost cause" romanticism were being reenacted, would there have been a problem?
Terry Bellamy | June 5, 2011 4:05 AM
Acknowledging one's History and Culture is essential! The feelings of "White Guilt" or "Black Shame" no longer enter the picture... to deny your history... is to deny yourself... of who you are... and where you're going! It turns your power over to something... or someone else... that is no longer acceptable.
Sergio | June 5, 2011 3:27 AM
Making a film about slavery in Alabama and white people get upset? I mean really. Why should anyone be surprised by the reaction?
And I'll bet it isn't just white people in the town who are upset about this
Lynn | June 5, 2011 2:46 AM
It sounds very interesting PBS showcases a lot of informative programs. I don't see anything wrong with this documentary.
I think people don't want to be reminded about America's history. They want to forget the past and leave it as the past. People never complain when Jews have documentaries or reenactments about the Holocaust.
Why should Black people just move on and simply "forget" about their past? "We are a quiet, small town, and I don't want this to cause controversy," The mayor needs to be schooled i hope he watches the documentary when it airs .
AccidentalVisitor | June 5, 2011 1:37 AM
Purchased the book over a year ago but haven't gotten around to reading it yet because of the other books I'm still working my way through. Finished "Burried in the Bitter Waters" not too long ago and wanted to give myself a break from non-fiction accounts of the black struggle in the 20th century American South. Look forward to reading this book though.
Yoshi | June 4, 2011 5:25 AM
One of the books on my reading list. Hope the documentary can get good publicity when it's done b/c this is a very important part of Black history and U.S. history that doesn't get much attention.
Vanessa | June 4, 2011 5:09 AM
I was looking at the website for this yesterday. Interesting and something nobody talks about.


text:
Hello everyone,
I'm a student, currently i'm doing a school project about cell ID for S60 3rd editon, FP1 mobile phones. And which I'm new to it.
Can anyone please advice me which C++ APIs and library should I use to the location for handphone N95?
I have found some information from the below link, but does the source code works, and have anyone try it before?


text:
Kiss My Face Kids Self-Foaming Shampoo And Body Wash Berry Smart 236 mL
Fun Flying Foam! Kiss My Face Kids Self-Foaming Shampoo And Body Wash is a gentle, chemical free, wildly effective shampoo and body wash. Kiss My Face Kids Self-Foaming Shampoo And Body Wash is double the fun.
Kiss My Face believes that it's their job to combine these natural and organic ingredients in body care formulations that are potent and effective to make you look good and feel good. Kiss My Face strives to bring you the best nature has to offer—never at the expense of our planet, employees or values—but with honesty, humor and style. A retailer once said, "Kiss My Face puts a smile in the aisle."
Kiss My Face Product Values
Kiss My Face goals are simple to provide you with products that:
Kiss My Face Company Values
Kiss My Face is as much about what they're NOT as what they are...
Why Natural & Organic?
The use of natural and organic personal care products is increasing dramatically... not just in the United States but throughout the world. People are becoming more knowledgeable and concerned about the environment and the effect of toxic chemicals on us and the earth. Properly formulated natural and organic personal care products are not only good for you but are actually more effective than their commercially mass-produced chemical laden counterparts.
Safer and Healthier
Why are people consuming more natural and organic foods?
Clearly, the absence of unnecessary chemicals and pesticides in the food and drinks we ingest make them safer and healthier for us. The use of natural and organic personal care products is just as, if not more important than, consuming natural and organic foods. While the body's digestive system is actually designed to filter out impurities, the skin, as the body's largest organ, absorbs 60% of what is put on it, directly into the bloodstream. (SOURCE: GOOD HOUSEKEEPING INSTITUTE) In the United States, the FDA has banned only nine per:" ":herapeutic plants produced for their own survival and protection from disease. These precious oils influence the plant's growth and reproduction insuring a long and healthy life. The molecular structure of essential oils is very close to that of the fluids and oils of our skin, accounting for our skin's natural affinity to them. They are readily absorbed and penetrate to the deepest skin layers. Regular use of essential oils in skin care has been proven effective in helping correct problems such as wrinkles, excessive oiliness, dryness, blemishes, and tone. Essential oils have the capacity to promote the elimination of dead cells, regenerate new ones and to prevent the growth of harmful bacteria.
Better for the Environment
Organic farming is safer for the environment. It helps to give back to nature by maintaining and replenishing the soil rather than depleting it. Organic farming is better for all of us in the long run. The use of natural ingredients over cheaper synthetic ingredients eliminates the release of hazardous bi-products released into the environment during the production of synthetic chemicals in laboratories and factories around the globe.
KISS MY FACE has been feeding body and soul for over 25 years!
Kiss My Face takes great care in utilizing only the most potent and pure botanicals, natural vitamins and minerals. Most Kiss My Face ingredients come from renewable resources that are environmentally sound and many of the herbs are grown or harvested by indigenous peoples, helping them preserve their way of life. All Kiss My Face ingredients are used at optimum levels—no skimping! Think of Kiss My Face products as nourishing food for your face and skin, providing balance for body and soul.
Ingredients: Aqua, Aloe Barbedensis, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea Leaf Extract), Salvia Officinalis (Sage Leaf Extract), Articum Lappa (Burdock Root Extract), Urtica Dioica (Nettle Extract), Decyl Glucoside, Disodium Coco-Glucoside Sulfosuccinate, Cyamopsis Tetragonoloba (Guar Gum), Polysorbate 20, Glycerin, Glyceryl Oleate, Hydrolized Wheat Protein, Natural Essential Oil Blend, Potassium Sorbate
pH Balanced 100% Biodegradable
This product contains no animal ingredients, no artificial colors, and was not tested on animals.
We've added your item to the Wish List. You can view your list any time from your MyLucky account page. A Wish List is useful to keep track of items you are interested in buying in the future. Once you purchase the items, they come off your list.
Sorry, we were unable to add your item at this time.
Your Wish List request is currently being processed.
Item Code: 34567
We've added your item to the Regimen. You can view your list any time from your MyLucky account page. A Regimen is useful to keep track of items you you purchase frequently (or take as part of a "regimen"). Unlike a Wish List, items you add to your Regimen are not removed from the list after you purchase them.
Your Regimen request is currently being processed.
Item Code:


text:
ANDERSON, Ind. — The Anderson Public Library now offers a monthly non-resident card for those who live in townships without library service.
A one-month Non-Resident card costs only $12.50 and may be purchased at the Main Library or the Lapel Branch Library. Non-Resident cards are also available for an entire year ($150), six months ($75), or three months ($37.50).
Photo identification and proof of address are required to obtain a library card. Each family member residing at the same address as the person who purchases a Non-Resident card may be issued an APL card for no additional cost. A current driver's license, state ID card, passport, military ID, school ID, or employment ID with your name and picture are all acceptable forms of photo ID, and address may be proved by presenting a current driver's license, personalized check, voter registration, utility bill dated within the last 60 days, or piece of computer generated mail postmarked within the past 30 days.
For more information, call 641-2440 or see APL's Library Card Issuing Policy online at andersonlibrary.net.
Send ideas for the Good Morning feature to email@example.com.


text:
Your Account
Ladies' Home Journal® Magazine
By Sue Erneta and Gabrielle Porcaro
Left to right: Pink and gold bangles, Forever 21, $6. Braided-leather bracelet, Loft, $16.50. Gear cuff, andyshouse.etsy.com, $68. Python bracelet, Leighelena, $69. Hot pink and gold chain bracelet, doctorscloset.etsy.com, $45. Cord bracelet with metal bow, Brandy Pham, $49. Lizard bracelet, Leighelena, $69. Spike bangle, Brandy Pham, $24. Jellie bangles, Jules Smith, $29. Rose-gold square bangles, Mixology NYC; thick, $32; thin, 3 for $50. Watch, Kenneth Cole, $115. Stingray cuff, Nissa Jewelry, $156. Rhinestone bangles, R.J. Graziano, $38. Large oval ring, Jules Smith, $95. Spike ring, Mixology NYC, $55. Stackable bands, Jules Smith, $70. Heartbeat ring, Sarah Chloe, $79. Bag, Kate Spade, $448. Dress, Amour Vert, $199. Nail polish, Perfect Formula in Pollen, $13.50.


text:
The Friends of Murphysboro are continuing to sell engraved bricks for the Remembrance Walk at Riverside Park in Murphysboro, Illinois.
The walkway was installed in November of 2011 and is a wonderful tribute to all Veteran's that have served the United States of America.
If you would like to honor a Veteran, please contact Sarah Junk at firstname.lastname@example.com to receive an order form. Engraved, three line bricks with 18 characters per line are $125, installed.
FOM must sell at least 25 bricks prior to installation of bricks so get your order in by April 15, 2014 so the bricks can all be installed this year.
Copyright 2014 KFVS. All rights reserved.
310 Broadway
Cape Girardeau, MO 63701
FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Police are searching for a man suspected of robbing as many as 15 northwest suburban gas stations of cash and cigarettes.
He is most recently suspected of robbing a gas station in Schaumburg on Nov. 5, according to a community alert from Schaumburg police.
He wears a black hooded sweatshirt that covers his face, and displays a black handgun during the robberies, the release said. He typically demands money and Newport cigarettes.
Authorities suspect he may have committed as many as 15 armed robberies in the area.
The alert cautions employees to remain vigilant of suspicious people loitering nearby. Employees should also greet and make eye contact with everyone who enters the store, the alert said.
Anyone with information should call Schaumburg police at (847) 882-3534.
Follow @fox32news
KMSP-TV11358 Viking DriveEden Prairie, MN 55344
Phone: (952) 944-9999Fax: (952) 942-0455


text:
ESPN did a feature on the 4 greatest sports figures from each state. California's 4 greatest figures are: Tiger Woods John Wooden Magic Johnson Jackie Robinson Also receiving consideration: Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Jackie Joyner-Kersee Rafer Johnson All in all, 5 Bruins considered along with lots of Lakers, Dodgers, Niners, and Giants. 1 trOJan. (What, no OJ?)
Do you dream of bathing in an unending wave of college football goodness? Do you ever feel like you just see too much of your girlfriend, the sun or your Jack Russell, Bo? If so, do we have...
We'll email you a reset link.
If you signed up using a 3rd party account like Facebook or Twitter, please login with it instead.
You must be a member of Bruins Nation to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Bruins Nation. You should read them.
You must be a member of Bruins Nation to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Bruins Nation. You should read them.
Choose an available username to complete sign up.
In order to provide our users with a better overall experience, we ask for more information from Facebook when using it to login so that we can learn more about our audience and provide you with the best possible experience. We do not store specific user data and the sharing of it is not required to login with Facebook.


text:
We want a YMCA Newburyport!
The YMCA is committed to education and the values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. The Y provides all children, adults, and families, regardless of income, with opportunities to develop a healthy spirit, mind and body. Newburyport, Amesbury, Salisbury, Merrimac, Newbury and West Newbury are past due in having a resource like the YMCA. We are getting resistance. But it is from a small minority. We, the majority, want a YMCA Newburyport! We need a YMCA Newburyport!!
Please sign this petition and show your support.
Thank you!
Meghan Kinsey
No comments yet.join the discussion
Recent signatures
Lisa ArakelianUnited States2 years ago
peter katavolosUnited States2 years ago
Melinda BurrellUnited States2 years ago
Petition highlights
There are no highlights yet.


text:
What are the most common mistakes in a business plan? I rounded up counselors from SCORE Chicago and took an informal survey. Here are mistakes that they see again and again …
1. Length. "Writing way too much. No one will every read a 70 page document," says Mitch Morris. "Narrative sections are always much too long and not appropriately focused," comments Marge Schneider. "Too long (and repetitive)" emails Al Grossman.
2. Poor Executive Summary. Esh Noojibal discovers too many plans where the "executive summary does not clearly express the product, business (2-4 sentences), money needed and when and how the money would be paid back." Al and Jack Navarre think the executive summary should be in the cover letter.
3. Unfocused Marketing. Mitch faults clients for "not putting enough detail in a marketing plan. Vague statements rather than concrete plans." Esh finds entrepreneurs "often include irrelevant market data, copied from the web or other places." Larry Pelka says clients are "not specific about why customers will buy, and their plans to sell. It sometimes appears that the philosophy is — If I sell, people will buy."
4. Unrealistic Costs. Mitch observes that prospective small business owners are "not realistic about costs associated with the cash flow plan." Marge finds "cost estimates, especially build-outs, are usually incomplete, not researched, not based on at least three estimates, don't allow for contingencies, and often include too much startup inventory."
5. Vague Pricing. Esh is concerned that clients "do not have a good handle on estimating pricing of their product/service. This affects the break-even sales projections (if they do these at all) and other financial projections."
6. Unrealistic Projections. Mitch suggests that entrepreneurs are generally "too optimistic about sales growth and operating expenses." Marge notes clients' plans often have "no basis for projections, such as research, past sales and/or letters of intent." Esh states that clients "do not understand how to forecast (estimate/guesstimate) their sales. Therefore all financial projections become unrealistic." Carlos Bastidas agrees; he often sees sales projections that are "not defined on solid basis, poorly researched. The result either is very optimistic or very pessimistic profit forecasts."
7. Poor Understanding of Cash Flow and Its Implications. Larry finds that too often clients "lack understanding of how cash flow estimates determine the amount of money needed in the business before you begin. Most businesses need working capital before they turn the cash corner." Says Al, "The key is cash flow projections. It tells the lender how they get paid back." And "one important deficiency is a clear understanding of the financial information such as cash flows, profit and loss tables and break-even points," notes Carlos.
8. No Exit Strategy. Esh worries that too many "business plans have no exit strategy. This applies especially when large amount of money has to be borrowed. The financing people want to know what happens to the business if something happens to the owner."
Bob Paul, who teaches business plan workshops, recommends: "Don't think of your business plan as primarily an external document for investors. Instead create it for yourself and your team. This focus also helps eliminate a lot of fluff and has a better chance of focusing on critical issues and action plans. After you write an internal business plan, you can always use portions or dress it up for banks and investors."
Carlos encourages entrepreneurs to write their own plans. When it's drafted by a consultant or friend, he says, "it does not reflect what the owner of the business really wants, or the owner is completely detached from the contents of the document."
In sum, Al advises prospective entrepreneurs to remember the 5 C's for a good plan (and successful business): Cash Flow, Credit, Capital, Collateral, and Conditions.
Are you struggling with any of these 8 mistakes? Find your local SCORE office and a free counselor to help you through it. If you're in the Chicago area, you are invited to sign up to talk to one of us.
Other links on mistakes to avoid:
9 Top Business Plan Mistakes (from discussions with banks, venture capital and private equity firms, and individual investors.)
Don't Make These Critical Mistakes in Your Business Plans from Profit Dynamics survey of 250 venture capital firms.
10 Top Business Plan Mistakes, by Andrew Clarke, on Entrepreneur.com
Ten Top Business Plan Problems Victoria Posner of BizPlan Rx. (she has a background in commercial lending.)
SCORE's advice on Thinking Through Your Business Plan
Related post of mine: What's Missing From Everyone's Marketing Plan Drafts?
I feel that unfocused marketing, unrealistic cost and poor understanding of cashflow and implications are the most common mistakes. you done a good job, Thank you for sharing information.
Thank you for your hard work. Keep it up!
Excellent article, I'll just subscribe to the feed.
Excellent post! Thank you for sharing.
very helpful information. almost every part of a biz plan needs to be done by a professional im sure. try making a biz plan without a clue what your doing. no ____ fun. 3 weeks now, but i still dont want to go back to the meatball factory.
Peg, so rich in content and directly from the real world. I anxiously await your every post.
Thank you for the article Peg. I plan to put a link to it in my newsletter.


text:
Please vote below for your favorite meme!
(Sorry, I know it's not the best way to display that one, but you get the idea. I hope someone posts it in the comments to really get the full idea)
Following Tottenham's landmark victory this season at Old Trafford, Sir Alex Ferguson hit out that he was disappointed with the amount of injury time played, calling the four additional minutes "an insult to the game. It's a disgrace." This coming from the man that has become the impetus for "Fergie Time" (read more on this subject here and here).


text:
Product Details Who doesnt have a favorite childhood fairy tale? This Snow white character costume is the perfect way to relive those fond memories. Bring to live one of the most beloved storybook characters of all time in an authentic snow white outfit. The design is perfect, and easily recognizable. This lovely fairy tale costume consists of bright, cheerful colors and an elegant design. If you love a good romance and simply adore princess costumes, then try on this fun and lighthearted version of the famous character. The flowing costume dress features a pale yellow skirt that extends to the floor. The comfortably fitted bodice comes in a dark, deep blue with a gold line accent down the front and delicate gold design around the square shaped collar. The bunched shoulders alternate silky red with light, sky blue for a pleasantly puffed look. Your arms will be free to carry a basket of goodies. A detachable costume cape in bright red can be worn, or removed if you prefer a simpler look. A read headpiece is also included and can be worn on your natural locks or over a black hair wig in a style Snow White would have loved. Make this holiday a fun fantasy with this fairy tale look!
Year of Release 2009
Brand Disguise
Made In CHINA
Product features: Snow White Deluxe Adult 12-14, snow white outfit & fairy tale costume
|Email this product to a friend
|Customer feedback
Geoff Gambee - Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada
See all our Customer Testimonials and how to record your own!


text:
15 U.S. Code § 171 - Repealed.
prev | next
Section, acts Aug. 23, 1912, ch. 350, § 1,37 Stat. 407; Mar. 4, 1913, ch. 141, § 1,37 Stat. 736, directed that, as of July 12, 1912, the Bureau of Manufactures and the Bureau of Statistics, both of the Department of Commerce, be consolidated into one bureau to be known as the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, and that the duties required by law to be performed by the Bureau of Manufactures and the Bureau of Statistics be transferred to and performed by the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. Pursuant to the powers transferred to and vested in the Secretary of Commerce under Reorg. Plan No. 5 of 1950, §§ 1, 2, eff. May 24, 1950, 15 F.R. 3174, 64 Stat. 1263, set out in the Appendix to Title 5, Government Organization and Employees, which transferred the functions of officers of the Department of Commerce and the functions of all agencies and employees of such Department, with a few exceptions, to the Secretary of Commerce, with power vested in him to authorize their performance or the performance of any of his functions by any of such officers, agencies, and employees, the Secretary, through internal reorganizations, has reassigned the functions of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce to other offices of the Department.
The table below lists the classification updates, since Jan. 3, 2012, for this section. Updates to a broader range of sections may be found at the update page for containing chapter, title, etc.
The most recent Classification Table update that we have noticed was Tuesday, August 13, 2013
An empty table indicates that we see no relevant changes listed in the classification tables. If you suspect that our system may be missing something, please double-check with the Office of the Law Revision Counsel.
|Description of Change
|Session Year
|Public Law
|Statutes at Large
LII has no control over and does not endorse any external Internet site that contains links to or references LII.


text:
Souls in Transition Part 1
On this episode, we will hear from Dr. Christian Smith who is the William R. Kenan Jr. Professor of Sociology and director of the Center for the Study of Religion and Society at the University of Notre Dame.
What you will hear in this podcast is a portion of Dr. Smith's first lecture from the 2010 Princeton Conference on Emerging Adulthood, which was entitled Souls in Transition: The religious and spiritual lives of Emerging Adults.
To hear this, and other lectures in their entirety, Click Here.
HOME | ABOUT US | EVENTS | RESOURCES | CERTIFICATES | RESEARCH | DEGREES| FEEDBACK© 2012 Princeton Theological Seminary | P.O. Box 821 | Princeton, NJ 08542-0803 | +1(609)921-8300An Institution of the Presbyterian Church (USA)www.ptsem.edu | webservices
Terms & Conditions | Web Privacy


text:
Kew Gardens Tickets
Children 16 and under are free when accompanied by an adult.
The Temperate House is closed for restoration until 2018.YOUR TICKETS & VOUCHERS WILL BE PRINT-AT-HOME
We will send you an email with a link so that you can print your tickets and extras vouchers out at home. Simply print them out on A4 paper with an inkjet or laser printer (colour or black and white) and present them at the gate. Regrettably we cannot currently scan tickets on a smartphone or tablet device.
To book Pagoda tickets, first select your visit date below. Pagoda tickets are only valid when used with a ticket to the Gardens. Please note that Pagoda tickets cannot be booked within 3 days of your planned visit. You can buy tickets for the Pagoda at any of Kew's entrance gates.
More information
|Pagoda visit
Tickets for the Pagoda can only be purchased through online booking at least 4 days in advance. If you plan to visit before then, tickets can be purchased at the Gates onsite at Kew Gardens.
This guide will help you to discover Kew Gardens, enabling you to make the most of your visits to one of the UK's best-loved visitor attractions. Special seasonal walks are fully illustrated with maps, and you will also find fascinating historical information on the Gardens and its many plants, buildings and people. This insight into Kew is not only an ideal companion when visiting the Gardens, but also a wonderful souvenir keepsake. This item can be collected from any Ticket Gate during your visit
|Kids' Kew
This official guidebook for younger visitors to Kew Gardens is perfect for 7-11 year olds (and their parents and carers). It shows the most exciting places to visit and the most fun things to do at Kew whatever the season. Attractively designed, the guide is beautifully illustrated and produced in full colour, with a fold-out map, stickers, activities, amazing facts and silly jokes!


text:
the second they start drilling there will be a major oil spill that will pollute the arctic ocean
Beneath Melting Arctic Ice, Stores of Oil
Photograph by Paul Nicklen, National Geographic
Ice floats on the surface of Alaska's Beaufort Sea—and oil lies beneath. The U.S. Geological Survey estimates that the Arctic holds 13 percent of the world's undiscovered oil, some 90 billion barrels that might be produced with existing technologies. But extreme conditions here will put conventional petroleum practices to the test.
(Related: "The Next Prospects: Four Offshore Drilling Frontiers")
Most of the Arctic's undiscovered oil is thought to lie offshore under less than 1,640 feet (500 meters) of water in some of the most remote places on Earth. The closest U.S. Coast Guard Air Station to the Beaufort Sea is some 950 miles (1,530 kilometers) away and the nearest major port lies 1,300 nautical miles (2,400 kilometers) distant.
(Full Coverage: "Gulf Oil Spill: One Year Later")
Drilling will be difficult in this remote realm of frigid temperatures, high seas, shrieking winds, darkness, sea ice, and minimal visibility. And environmentalists worry that responding to spills here will be difficult or impossible, putting the region's unique ecosystem at lasting risk.
After a legal challenge by Native Alaskans and environmentalists delayed necessary federal clean air permits, Shell* postponed plans to drill in the Beaufort Sea this summer and is now aiming to explore the area in 2012. Outside U.S. waters, Arctic oil exploration is already under way.
—Brian Handwerk
* This story is produced as part of National Geographic's Great Energy Challenge initiative, sponsored by Shell. National Geographic maintains autonomy over content.
Published April 19, 2011
In Africa, Turning the Valve on a New Era
Photograph courtesy Tunlow Oil
Ghana's President John Atta Mills opens the valve for Anadarko Petroleum Corporation's Jubilee project on December 15, 2010. The offshore well in some 3,300 feet (1,000 meters) of water may produce as much as 2 billion barrels of oil and 800 billion cubic feet of natural gas.
Partnering with Anadarko and other petroleum companies, Ghana's national oil concern has a 13.75 percent stake in the project and hopes to usher in a new era of prosperity for the African country—if its growing oil industry can be managed without corruption, violence, and environmental degradation.
Jubilee and another Anadarko well (Venus) near the Sierra Leone-Liberia border may bookend a 700-mile (1,100-kilometer) undersea basin with an active petroleum system and hundreds of millions of barrels of deepwater oil. These and other projects are helping a new group of West African nations join established giants like Angola and Nigeria as the continent's major petroleum exporters.
Published April 19, 2011
Farther, Deeper Into the Gulf of Mexico
Photograph by Mike Duhon
Shell's Perdido project 200 miles (322 kilometers) off the Texas coast in the Gulf of Mexico is the deepest of the world's deepwater drilling sites and the farthest from the shore. It began retrieving oil and gas from beneath more than 8,000 feet (2,438 meters) of water just three weeks before BP's Deepwater Horizon accident closer to shore.
Perdido became the first project to produce oil from the Gulf of Mexico's next big oil frontier—the Lower Tertiary Trend. Pulling oil from that band of 60 million-year-old rock requires going further offshore than conventional Gulf rigs and drilling far deeper—delving below the seafloor to depths greater than the height of Mount Everest.
Tapping Lower Tertiary oil requires evolving knowledge and technology to deal with novel problems like poor imagery, scorching temperatures, and enormous pressures at depth. But the rewards appear to be well worth it for energy companies—billions of barrels of oil are believed to lie in the formation.
Published April 19, 2011
Brazil Plunges Into Offshore Oil
Photograph by Felipe Dana, AP
In October 2010, former Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva happily raises his hands, covered with the first oil from the massive deepwater oil field which now bears his name. The "Lula" field holds some 6.5 billion barrels of oil.
Lula is just part of a massive deepwater oil inventory at the disposal of Brazil's national oil company Petrobras—perhaps 48 billion barrels in all. Recovery of these reserves promises to make Brazil a major player in the international petroleum market.
Published April 19, 2011
the second they start drilling there will be a major oil spill that will pollute the arctic ocean
Not a single place is going to be spared by human exploitation....
Latest Energy News
Tons of Emissions from Power Plants Are Already Locked In, Study Says
The world's existing power plants are locking in more than 300 billion tons of future emissions that aren't being accounted for, a new study says.
"Zombie" Servers and Inefficiency Drive Energy Waste at Data Centers
U.S. data centers throw away billions of dollars in electricity every year because of inefficiencies in how they are run, according to a new report.
Coal-Dependent Arkansas Faces Stiff Emissions Target and a Running Clock
Under a proposed EPA rule, state officials will have to cut carbon emissions by nearly 45 percent—one of the highest targets in the country.
The Big Energy Question
Can Natural Gas Be a Bridge to Clean Energy?
Join the debate over whether we should view natural gas as a transitional fuel that eventually gives way to renewables, or whether it is blocking the way forward.
How to Make Cities Sustainable?
From better mass transit to a stronger mix of renewable energy, what is the most important thing we can do to make cities smarter when it comes to energy use?
Arctic Development: What Should We Know?
As shipping and energy activity increase in the region, what do we urgently need to learn more about? Vote and comment on the list.
The Great Energy Challenge
The Great Energy Challenge is an important National Geographic initiative designed to help all of us better understand the breadth and depth of our current energy situation.


text:
National Sample Survey Organisation
The National Sample Survey (NSS), initiated in the year 1950, is a nation-wide, large-scale, continuous survey operation conducted in the form of successive rounds. It was established on the basis of a proposal from P.C. Mahalanobis to fill up data gaps for socio-economic planning and policy making through sample surveys. In March 1970, the NSS was reorganised and all aspects of its work were brought under a single Government organisation, namely the National Sample Survey Organisation (NSSO) under the overall direction of Governing Council to impart objectivity and autonomy in the matter of collection, processing and publication of the NSS data.
Related Content
- Rise in rice cost forcing lower consumption: NSSO survey
- New poverty measures: Rangarajan used nutrition, spending and consumption behaviour
- Odisha second among 14 poor States
- Nearly 60% rural houses don't have toilets
- NSSO to release surveys on debt, investment, land holding
- Consumption data contradict high poverty estimates


text:
Lockout limbo
About the Author
Dan Parr
Associate editor
Recent posts by Dan Parr
Related Stories
With NFL teams stuck in a state of limbo thanks to the lockout, we are looking at where teams stand as they await the opening of the 2011 league year. Today, we take a look at the Bears.
Top three story lines
1. The offensive line gave up a league-high 56 sacks last season and the team only had the draft to address its most glaring weakness. The Bears spent their first-round pick on OT Gabe Carimi, who will start right away. There is uncertainty at center, as Olin Kreutz, an unrestricted free agent, will get a chance to gauge his value on the open market. Although he's past his prime and in decline, Kreutz would be very difficult to replace. Will the Bears go out and add a potential starter in free agency? There's no doubt O-line coach Mike Tice would appreciate it, as there are still question marks up front.
2. QB Jay Cutler has kept a pretty low profile this offseason after having his toughness questioned by several current and former NFL players during Chicago's loss in the NFC championship game. How will he respond? Cutler, who hasn't exactly embraced the spotlight, will be one of the most closely scrutinized players in the league when football starts up again.
3. Chicago has only two linebackers — Brian Urlacher and Lance Briggs — under contract through next season, and while the team will be able to sign a third, sixth-round pick J.T. Thomas, when the lockout is over, it has no depth at 'backer at the moment. The Bears have tendered SLB Nick Roach, who will be a restricted free agent if the league operates under the same free-agency rules it did in 2010. Even if Roach is back, this is a position they'll have to address in free agency.
2011 free agency — whenever that happens
Unsigned players: DT Anthony Adams (8), WR Devin Aromashodu (3), OG Johan Asiata (1), RB Kahlil Bell (2), S Josh Bullocks (6), TE Desmond Clark (12), QB Todd Collins (16), WR Rashied Davis (6), CB K.J. Gerard (2), CB Corey Graham (4), QB Caleb Hanie (3), OL Levi Horn (1), LB Brian Iwuh (5), LB Chris Johnson (1), C Olin Kreutz (13), S Danieal Manning (5), P Brad Maynard (14), OLB Nick Roach (4), OLB Pisa Tinoisamoa (8), FB Eddie Williams (2), OG-C Edwin Williams (2), MLB Rod Wilson (5), RB Garrett Wolfe (4). (Editor's note: The number after a players' name is his years of service in the league. If the NFL decides to go with free agency under the same rules used in 2010, then a player would become a restricted free agent after three years and an unrestricted free agent after six years.)
Analysis: The Bears would like to have Adams and Kreutz back, but they'll both get a chance to explore opportunities on the open market. The failure to hammer out extensions for them before the lockout didn't sour relations between those players and the team and both have expressed interest in returning. Graham, a standout on special teams, and Manning, who started every game last season, are both hoping to be unrestricted. Chicago tendered both players and will likely re-sign them to one-year deals if the league operates under the 2010 free-agency rules. Roach also was issued a tender and he could be the team's starting strong-side linebacker. Hanie was tendered and is expected to return as Jay Cutler's top backup, although the Bears are not guaranteeing him that job. The club is set to part ways with Clark and Collins.
2011 rookie class
First-round OT Gabe Carimi (No. 29 overall) — Carimi will be a starter from Day One at left or right tackle. He has very long arms and slides well in pass protection, but is more of a leaner than a power blocker.
Second-round DT Stephen Paea (No. 53 overall) — Paea could slide into the rotation at three-technique, helping to replace the departed Tommie Harris. He's extremely strong and explosive, but he doesn't have great instincts.
Third-round S Chris Conte (No. 93 overall) — A hard-hitting converted linebacker, Conte will immediately contribute on special teams.
Fifth-round QB Nathan Enderle (No. 160 overall) — Enderle, a good-sized, heavy-footed pocket passer, is a project who will be developed by Mike Martz. The Bears expect him to become Jay Cutler's top backup.
Sixth-round OLB J.T. Thomas (No. 195 overall) — Thomas is an overachiever who figures to back up on the weak side and help on special teams.
*Seventh-round RB Harvey Unga — The Bears spent the 12th pick of the seventh round on Unga in the July supplemental draft, forfeiting their seventh-round selection in April's draft. He spent all of last season on injured reserve after injuring his hamstring in the preseason and probably will have to earn a role on special teams to gain a roster spot. A power back, he could get opportunities in short-yardage situations.
Lockout fallout: How impacted will the Bears be by the work stoppage?
On a scale from 1 to 10 (with 10 being the most significantly impacted), the Bears rate a 3. There's consistency on the coaching staff — Lovie Smith has only one new position coach — and this is a veteran-laden team. The offense will be affected a bit more than the defense. There's little doubt that the offensive line could use all the practice time it can get, especially with a second-year player and a rookie manning the OT spots. There are a few starting spots that will be unsettled until we get a clearer picture of the free-agency rules, but the Bears won't suffer the pains caused by the lockout as much as many other teams.


text:
Different user account types
Hi, I wanted to know how I could make it possible to make 3 account types: basic (you can create 1 blog and upload 250mo) , premium ( you can create 1Ã blogs and upload up to 5GO) and Gold ( you can create unlimited blogs, upload to 15go…)
something sorte of like this http://mediatemple.net/webhosting/
I really need help. A plugin? an idea?
Viewing 10 replies - 1 through 10 (of 10 total)
Viewing 10 replies - 1 through 10 (of 10 total)
You must be logged in to reply to this topic.


text:
Dordt College News
Prairie Walk July 24
July 15, 2013
This is typically the most colorful time of the summer for prairies in Iowa, and the Sioux Center prairie is no exception. Dordt College will be hosting the second Prairie Walk of the year on Wednesday, July 24, at 7 p.m.
Dordt professor will point out flowering species (almost all of which are different from those that were flowering during the June Prairie Walk) and answer questions.
The walk begins at the north end of the Dordt College Soccer Field. Everyone is welcome to come and explore the prairie, and handouts with color photos will be provided to showcase the prairie plants and wildlife.
Additional Prairie Walks will be held each month through October so visitors can see how the habitat changes throughout the summer and autumn.
Contact Dordt College Environmental Studies Professor Dr. Robb De Haan at 722-6220 with any questions. No RSVP is needed.
Media Access: Download Word Version | High Resolution Image: 1


text:
Fatal shooting
DALLAS — Dallas police were searching for two suspects after a fatal shooting in Oak Lawn late Saturday night.
Investigators said two people were walking down the street near the corner of Lake and Hawthorne avenues when they were approached by two assailants who demanded money.
Shots were fired during the confrontation, and one of the men was fatally wounded. He was identified as 48-year-old Jose Salazar. The other man was not injured.
Both assailants fled, but no description was available.


text:
Pitter Patter Puppets
Presented by Cape Rep Theatre at Cape Rep Outdoor Theatre
June 27 - August 22, 2014
Perfect for ages 2-6 and great fun for ages 7-100!
Puppeteer Mary Wilson's wildly popular puppet shows are interactive, inventive, and extremely funny....more
Bridget Everett Returns to OBERON
Presented by American Repertory Theater and Oberon at OBERON
August 27, 2014
"Multiply the mouthy, flesh-jiggling early Bette Midler by one hundred, five her the super-plus-size figure and fashion sense of Divine, the ...more
Summer Arts Program
Presented by United South End Settlements' Children's Art Centre
June 23 - August 29, 2014
Full day vacation programming for children ages 4.5 - 12.
Session 1: June 23 - July 3, 2014*............$425 (*Closed July 4, ...more
William Devry and Ryan Paevey
Presented by Laugh Boston at Laugh Boston
August 30, 2014
William Devry and Ryan Paevey from ABC's "General Hospital". Will plays "Julian Jerome" and Ryan plays ...more
Soul Sessions xix The Lotus Garden
Presented by 1 o o o v i r t u e s d a n c e at ZuZu @ The Middle East
August 31, 2014
1 o o o v i r t u e s d a n c e presents Soul Sessions, a home for artists of any style to come together to express current themes in a creative ...more
Bread and Roses Heritage Festival
Presented by Bread and Roses Heritage Committee, Inc.
September 1, 2014
This open-air Festival for the whole family is a free, social justice event with great ethnic food, arts and crafts, community workshops, music, ...more
Under Milk Wood: A Centennial Celebration
Presented by The Poets' Theatre at Sanders Theatre
September 14, 2014
The historic Poets' Theatre celebrates its return with a gala celebration in honor of the Dylan Thomas Centennial. Under Milk Wood, ...more
The Comedy Lab
Presented by ImprovBoston at ImprovBoston Theatre
September 25, 2013 - September 17, 2014
Each month ImprovBoston presents a brand new comedy show comprised of THREE sets.
You can expect to see everything from sketch to improv, ...more
There are no upcoming events at this time


text: I always find these polls informative, somewhat entertaining and a bit ridiculous the way people are so adamant that their choice is right and that anyone who says otherwise is uneducated, biased, or they haven't seen the skaters THEY are sure Re the only answer. The issue for me is that on top of being a great deal about taste and preference, the word best is too vague. When there is no criteria different posters will use their own based on their own ideas and, therefore come up with very different answers. Still - it is interesting. What I most love about it though is being reminded of all these unbelievable skaters and going back and watching their programs.


text:
British Museum, London, England
- Image: "British Museum, London, England". Lantern slide, 3.25 x 4 in. Brooklyn Museum, Goodyear. (Photo: Brooklyn Museum, S03i2443l01.jpg)
- Notes: [...?] from Parthenon frieze; British Museum. Lantern slide number: 12
- Rights Statement: No known copyright restrictions
- Citation: Brooklyn Museum Archives. Goodyear Archival Collection
- Collection: Goodyear Archival Collection
- Folder: Visual materials [6.1.020]: Greek art.


text:
The Deer Park boys basketball team, using a 8-3 run to close out the game, defeated the Chewelah Cougars 63-56 on Thursday in the season opener for both schools.
The Cougars, who trailed by as many as 18 points in the first half, trimmed the Deer Park lead to 55-53 on a basket by Brandon Smith with 2 minutes to play. The Stags responded with free throws by Reese Ferguson and Uconn Peone sandwich between a jumper by Zach Mohr to extend the margin to 60-53 with less than a minute to play.
Ben Johnstone's three-pointer gave the Cougars a little hope, which was quickly extinguished by a free throw and basket by Peone to close out the game.
"I'm pleased how they came together in adversity," said Deer Park head coach Kevin Ryan on his team's ability to weather the Cougars' late game rally.
At the game's outset it did not look like the Stags would need any late-game heroics to win their opener. The Cougars, who trailed 19-1, did not get their first basket, a short jumper by Tyler Monasmith, with 1:19 left in the first quarter.
The Stags, however, ran into trouble when starting center Blake Starbuck picked up his third foul midway through the second quarter. The Cougars used the situation to exert control under the basket to trim the Stag lead to 27-24 by halftime.
Chewelah actually took a 36-33 lead on a three-pointer by Caleb Wiebe midway through the third quarter, only to have Deer Park respond with a 12-0 run over the next four minutes.
"We can go on those spurts," Ryan said.
Peone led the Stags with 21 points while Ferguson, seeing extended minutes because of Starbuck's foul trouble, chipped in a career high 15 points. Monasmith took led the Cougars with 19 points.
[1] http://www.dptribune.biz/sites/default/files/stag tie-up.jpg
[2] mailto:email@example.com
[3] http://www.dptribune.biz/category/sports/local-sports


text:
In 1726, Mary Toft convinced British doctors that she was giving birth to rabbits.
If you have the right characteristic, last name, or niche interest, you could cash in.
Just underneath the surface of many paintings, both famous and obscure, is another hidden painting that could have been.
"Chopsticks" is probably the world's best-known waltz (yes, it's a waltz).
You may already know your favorite moments from Caddyshack by heart but after reading this list, you'll be a lock for membership at Bushwood Country Club.
The story of Hustisford looks very much like the story people usually tell about their immigrant ancestors. But in this story, there's a twist.
As these stories show, making Mel Gibson's sprawling Mayan adventure film was an epic journey in its own right.
In 1888, Grover Cleveland lost reelection to Benjamin Harrison. Cleveland really thought he was done with government after that. But his wife may have thought otherwise.
Brought to you by the Smithsonian Channel's Speed Kills


text:
Diane L. and Richard T. Stinson of South Hamilton, MA are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Allison Elizabeth, to Michael Francis, son of Roberta and Zygmund Pukala of Southport, NC.
Allison is a graduate of Hamilton Wenham Regional High School and received a bachelor of arts degree in English from Merrimack College, as well as a Master's Degree in Higher Education from Suffolk University. She is currently the Associate Director of Student Involvement at Merrimack College, No. Andover, MA.
Michael is a graduate of Cheshire High School of Cheshire, CT and received a bachelor of arts degree in sociology from Merrimack College. Michael is currently a Mutual Fund Analyst for State Street Bank, Boston, MA.
Allison is the granddaughter of Beverly L. Francis and the late Richard B. Francis of Lynn, MA and Eileen Stinson and the late Robert L. Stinson of Lynn, MA.
Michael is the grandson of Helena Pukala and the late Joseph Pukala of Southington, CT and the late Elizabeth and Robert Bures of Long Island, NY.
A September, 2013 wedding is planned.