text:
Exclusive: Official Washington draws the Ukraine crisis in black-and-white colors with Russian President Putin the bad guy and the U.S.-backed leaders in Kiev the good guys. But the reality is much more nuanced, with the American people consistently misled on key facts, writes Robert Parry.
Pols Line Up at Big Money Trough
Money remains the nourishing milk of politics and both parties are lining up to get their fill by hobnobbing with the plutocrats who have the most to share. Whether the Koch Brothers or Vernon Jordan, the process of political corruption shows no sign of ending, Bill Moyers and Michael Winship lament.
Warning Merkel on Russian 'Invasion' Intel
Alarmed at the anti-Russian hysteria sweeping Official Washington – and the specter of a new Cold War – U.S. intelligence veterans took the unusual step of sending this Aug. 30 memo to German Chancellor Merkel challenging the reliability of Ukrainian and U.S. media claims about a Russian "invasion."
Is Israel Bad for the Jews?
Israel's new plan for appropriating nearly 1,000 acres of West Bank land for more Jewish housing underscores the trend toward accelerated ethnic cleansing of Palestinians, a strategy that is stirring revulsion in much of the world and tarnishing the noble principles of Judaism, as Lawrence Davidson observes.
America's War Hawks Back in Flight
With America's government-and-media war hawks back in full flight – preparing to swoop down on Syria as well as Iraq – wiser heads might reflect on the chaos that previous adventures have caused, as Danny Schechter recalls.
Libya's 'Regime Change' Chaos
America's war hawks, including then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, were thrilled by the Libyan "regime change" engineered through a U.S.- European bombing campaign in 2011. But now with Libya torn by civil war and Arab powers intervening, the "victory" has a bitter aftertaste, as ex-CIA analyst Paul R. Pillar explains.
A Late Summer Hiatus
We may not be filing our usual allotment of stories through the end of August due to vacations. So we invite readers to look back at earlier Consortiumnews.com stories, including those highlighted in our latest "In Case You Missed…" posting for July.
In Case You Missed…
Some of our special stories in July focused on the ongoing crisis in Ukraine (especially the shoot-down of Malaysia Airlines Flight 17), the Israeli war on Gaza, and the real history of Thomas Jefferson.
Forgetting Cheney's Legacy of Lies
The neocons – aided by their "liberal interventionist" allies and the U.S. mainstream media – are building new "group thinks" on the Middle East and Ukraine with many Americans having forgotten how they were duped into war a dozen years ago, writes ex-CIA analyst Ray McGovern.
Washington's Latest War Fever
War fever is running high again in Official Washington with pols and pundits demanding that President Obama order a major military intervention in Iraq and Syria to stop the violent jihadists of ISIS, a group that got its start with the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, as ex-CIA analyst Paul Pillar recalls.
Selective Outrage over Ukraine POWs
Exclusive: The U.S. news media regularly engages in selective outrage, piously denouncing some adversary for violating international law yet hypocritically silent when worse abuses are committed by the U.S. or allied governments, as the New York Times has shown again, writes Robert Parry.
Bringing War Home to America
From the "war on drugs" to the "war on terror," U.S. society has grown increasingly militarized with police now armed to the teeth with weapons of war to deploy against American citizens, a process that apes U.S. violence-oriented actions abroad, says Brian J. Trautman.
Russia's Humanitarian 'Invasion'
Exclusive: Official Washington's war-hysteria machine is running at full speed again after Russia unilaterally dispatched a convoy of trucks carrying humanitarian supplies to the blockaded Ukrainian city of Luhansk, writes ex-CIA analyst Ray McGovern.
Judging Israeli-Palestinian Demands
Neither side in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict wants to accept a return to the status quo prior to the latest bloodshed, but there are differences between the reasonableness of the conflicting demands and how the world should see them, as John V. Whitbeck explains.
Seeking Accountability for Gaza
Israel and the Obama administration insist that Israel's recent slaughter of Palestinians in Gaza was justified by indiscriminate rocket fire from the blockaded area, but some international law advocates think the disproportionate response justifies prosecution of Israeli and U.S. officials for war crimes, says Marjorie Cohn.
How the Internet Checks Police Abuses
Though often disparaged by the mainstream media, the Internet – and its social media – represent an important safeguard against civil rights abuses, like the police shooting in Ferguson, Missouri, from being covered up. That makes Net neutrality especially important, says Michael Winship.
Is Police Brutality Color-Blind?
The Missouri police shooting death of Michael Brown has spotlighted police brutality toward blacks but many other Americans, including whites, are finding themselves the targets of harsher and harsher police tactics, notes Nat Parry.
Behind Obama's 'Chaotic' Foreign Policy
Exclusive: The chaos enveloping U.S. foreign policy stems from President Obama's unwillingness to challenge Official Washington's power centers which favor neoconservatism and "liberal interventionism" – strategies that have often undercut real U.S. national security interests, writes Robert Parry.
The Neocons' Grim 'Victory' in Iraq
The neocons who plunged the U.S. into the disastrous Iraq War never say they're sorry. Instead, it's all about how their idea was great but President Bush bungled the implementation or how the war was "won" but President Obama chose defeat. Still, the real neocon "victory" could be their success in inflicting endless chaos on the Middle East, as JP Sottile observes.
The Collapsing Syria-Sarin Case
From the Archive: At the first anniversary of the Sarin gas attack outside Damascus on Aug. 21, there is a concerted effort to reestablish the original conventional wisdom, blaming the Syrian government for the hundreds of deaths. The goal seems to be to bury the alternative narrative that later emerged, as Robert Parry wrote last April.
Cracking Down on Truth-telling
President Obama entered office vowing to run a transparent government. But instead he has clamped down on leaks, prosecuted whistleblowers and threatened truth-telling journalists with jail if they don't reveal sources, as Marcy Wheeler recounts.
The Liberal Zionist Dilemma
Several decades ago, liberal Jews and African-Americans were at the forefront for the U.S. fight for civil rights, but the demands from Israel for Jews to support Zionism to the detriment of Palestinian rights created a rift that grows wider even today, as Lawrence Davidson explains.
The Powerful 'Group Think' on Ukraine
Exclusive: Official Washington's "group think" on Ukraine – blaming everything on Russian President Putin – is so dominant that even independent thinkers like Paul Krugman get sucked into the collective misinformation, reports Robert Parry.
A USS Liberty's Hero's Passing
Exclusive: Silver Star winner Terry Halbardier, the hero who got off the SOS that saved the USS Liberty from Israeli destruction in 1967, died last week in California, prompting ex-CIA analyst Ray McGovern to recall the murderous attack and the cowardly cover-up that followed.
Iraq and the Oil Wars
Oil has always been part of U.S. decision-making on Iraq, a key motive for the 2003 invasion and the bloody occupation that followed. Now, as President Obama returns U.S. forces to Iraq, the issue of oil has bubbled back to the surface, as oil analyst Antonia Juhasz explained to Dennis J Bernstein.
The Hushed-Up Hitler Factor in Ukraine
Behind the Ukraine crisis is a revision of World War II history that seeks to honor eastern European collaborators with Hitler and the Holocaust by repackaging these rightists as anti-Soviet heroes, a reality shielded from the U.S. public, as Dovid Katz explains.
Back into Iraq, Again
As the U.S. military returns to Iraq, Official Washington won't tolerate a serious examination of the back story of the crisis, which began with the U.S. invasion of Iraq and continued with covert support of Sunni rebels seeking to overthrow Syria's government, now returning to Iraq. Instead, its more hype and deception, says Danny Schechter.
Will Israel's War Crimes Go Unpunished?
The credibility of the International Criminal Court has fallen into question because it focuses on human rights abusers in weak countries while ignoring those in powerful countries or with powerful friends, a criticism being tested again by Israel's slaughter in Gaza, as Brian J. Trautman notes.
The Berlin Wall and Missed Opportunities
Exclusive: The U.S. State Department's obsession with "information warfare" as a strategic weapon has made U.S. credibility one more casualty of the Ukraine crisis, along with any remaining trust in the mainstream U.S. media. It was not always thus, laments ex-CIA analyst Ray McGovern.
Ignoring Ukraine's Neo-Nazi Storm Troopers
Exclusive: You might think a story about modern-day Nazi storm troopers attacking a European city without mercy would merit front-page coverage in the U.S. press, but not when the Nazi paramilitaries are fighting for the U.S.-backed Ukrainian government and are killing ethnic Russians, writes Robert Parry.
Giving Israel a Pass on Civilian Deaths
The Obama administration, which touts its "responsibility to protect" civilians when it wants to intervene somewhere in the world, went silent when Israel engaged in massive attacks on civilian targets in Gaza, killing hundreds of non-combatants including many children, notes Gareth Porter for Inter Press Service.


text:
Three-Tiered Boot Rack Customer Reviews
Reviewed by 2 customers
Sort by
- Does What it Says
- Looks Nice
- More For Children Shoes
- Difficult to put together
- Inadequate Shelf Width
- Lacking Real Instructions
Best Uses
- Decorative shelf
- Holding Shoes
Comments about Three-Tiered Boot Rack:
Once this is put together, not a bad looking shelf. Does not really hold 2 full adult pair of shoes per shelf; but since I wear a child's size shoe not an issue for me. Biggest issue was NO REAL instructions (just a picture) and not very clear. Very frustrating having to undo several times because of a missed step and I consider myself a decent DIY person. Ultimately had to rely on the enlarged picture from the on-line catalog several times to put together.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
- no Pros
- When Put Together With Yo
- Not 2 As Shown
- Only 1 Pair Per Shelf
- Screws Different Color
- Screws Was Too Short
- Very Shody
Best Uses
Comments about Three-Tiered Boot Rack:
this boot rack was disappointing because it didnt hold 2 pairs of boots only one pair per shelf and the material is very cheap
- Was this a gift?:
- No
|**In order to join, you need to have at least
1 item in your shopping cart.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The Senior Capstone Experience consists of a comprehensive examination (the Biochemistry, Cell and Molecular Biology Graduate Record Examination), the submission of a research paper based on the student's research, and participation in BCMB 497 BCMB Senior Seminar which includes an oral presentation of the student's research. The research paper and oral presentation will be assessed by members of the BCMB faculty.
14 courses distributed as follows:
Research (BCMB 498 Independent Research, BCMB X99 Independent Research)
Subject to prior approval by the BCMB core faculty. Research credit for work done either:
a) during one summer (at least 8 weeks full-time work) at Hendrix or an off-campus summer research experience such as work under an REU program. All research projects must be pre-approved by the BCMB chair.
b) two semesters work at Hendrix.
All BCMB majors must take BCMB 497 BCMB Senior Seminar, which does not carry course credit.


text:
Sassy Snake
This Tattly is available in the Menagerie Set!
Designed by
Amy Blay
Cheltenham, UK
Amy Blay was born in Montreal but now resides in the UK, where she has worked in-house and freelance on various companies involved in the gift, stationery, card, gift wrap, and packaging industry. We love her bright, super cute illustrations; they're perfect for kids!
Amy Blay is represented by Ashley Lorenz of Lilla Rogers.
This Tattly is:
- • Safe & non-toxic
- • Printed with vegetable-based ink
- • Made in the USA
- • FDA-compliant and fun for all ages


text:
No Expedia Cancellation Fee
Book, change, or cancel almost any hotel without paying an Expedia fee.
3.9 out of 5 (268 reviews)
Book, change, or cancel almost any hotel without paying an Expedia fee.
Save $25 on your first mobile app hotel booking
Send a download link and coupon code to your mobile device.
By providing your number, you agree to receive a one-time automated text message with a link to get the app. Our app offers promotions and booking services. No purchase necessary. Standard text message rates may apply. Terms and Conditions
San Juan is the capital of Puerto Rico, and its cultural hub. Half of the island's population lives in the greater metropolitan area, and most visitors enter here as well. Old San Juan, with its cobblestone streets and old colonial architecture, lies on a small island connected to the mainland by bridges; it is guarded by 16th and 17th century forts, now World Heritage sites open to the public.


text:
Pink Inflatable Spirit Sticks
Inflatable Spirit Sticks PinkINFSPTS PIN
Made to Order - 10 business days processing+shipping
Your Price: $1.99 pair
Minimum Order Quantity: 100
Qty. of 100 - 249 price $1.99 pair
Qty. of 250 - 499 price $1.89 pair
Qty. of 500 - 999 price $1.79 pair
Qty. of 1000 + price $1.69 pair
Make some noise with these Pink Inflatable Spirit Sticks .
Our Pink Inflatable Spirit Sticks allows you to customize these pink noise makers with your choice of wording. Each Personalized Pink Inflatable Stick measures 4 inches wide x 23 inches long and contains a vinyl plug for securing the air. Reusable. Sold by the pair. Sell these at your awareness event to raise money for your cause!
Please allow ample time for delivery. Our ship date for this product is noted in your shopping cart. Many items are shipped separately, so please allow extra time for these items to arrive. Shipping charges are based on the value of the merchandise and not the number of shipments. For additional shipping information, contact our Customer Service Department at (email@example.com or 1-800-227-2789).
Detailed shipping information
Detailed shipping information


text:
WILMINGTON, NC (WECT) - Wilmington Police Detectives with
the Narcotics Enforcement Unit arrested a man Thursday night after receiving
complaints via Text-a-Tip.
Detectives arrested 25-year-old Nathaniel Joseph Brit after
conducting a search of the residence in the 800 block of Varsity Dr. They found 120 grams of marijuana and a
Brit was charged with possession with intent to sell and
deliver marijuana, felony possession of marijuana, maintaining a dwelling for
the sale of narcotics, possession of drug paraphernalia and misdemeanor child
Brit is in the Hew Hanover County Jail under a $4,000 bond.
Copyright 2013 WECT.
All rights reserved.


text:
A recent FEMA meeting led several businesses to talk about the lack of food in Decatur area food banks. From there, an idea to restock those shelves was born. Industries that line the river in Decatur are taking the lead to fight hunger in the area.
Barrels at Daikin and Toray represent the latest efforts of employees of industry to help fill a community void. That void is food at local food pantries like the Salvation Army, the Back Pack Project, and the Committee on Church Cooperation.
April Taylor uses the CCC food pantry.
"It means a lot. It helps us a lot. We come every three months, and it really helps us with me, my husband and my five kids," said Taylor.
One quick look at the shelves and you see many bare spots where there is simply no food.
Beverly Johnson is the Board Vice President at the CCC.
"In 2011, we were averaging approximately 50 families a week. In 2012, we average 80 families a week," she said.
An example at the CCC, they have one box of mashed potatoes left, there are no more boxes of powdered milk, and that is desperately needed for any family that has children, and that doesn't include the increases for sit down meals served at the CCC.
"In 2011, we averaged 370 plates a week. That's a lot of food. In 2012, we averaged 500 plates a week," added Johnson.
All of the food banks are averaging a 180 percent increase in people asking for help. That's when the industries decided to take action and the barrels are showing up.
Forrest Keith is the Community Relations and General Affairs Manager at Daikin America, Inc.
"With Valentine's Day coming up, we decided to call it 'Barrels of Love.' It's a nonperishable food drive," he said.
And, Keith said, it's not just Toray and Daikin.
"We decided to invite all of the industries in the area, so there's about 30 companies that are involved in this food drive and we're going to launch it on Valentine's Day and call it 'Barrels of Love,' and we're going to ask our employees at all the plants to bring in at least three items," he added.
The drive will benefit the CCC, the Salvation Army and the back pack program.
To help in this effort, individuals can drop off cans and food items at the Holiday Inn. Companies may contact Wendy Taylor at (256) 260-5925.
These are the industries involved in the program:
Toray Flourofibers, Wayne Farm Decatur Fresh, Cooks Pest Control, Daikin America, Cintas, TVT, Toray Carbon Fibers, 3M, National Packaging, Holiday Inn (drop off site), Decatur Daily, Allegra Print & Images, Publix, Nichols Aluminum, Packaging Corp. America, Air Products, Nucor, United Rentals, Ascend, Joe Wheeler, Del Monte Foods, BP Decatur Site, Decatur Utilities, OCi Chemical, Hexcel, E - Center, Pro Air, United Way/Emergency Food & Shelter Board, Styrolution, Turner Industries, Alabama Farmers Coop, Volunteer Center Morgan County, Automatic Screw, International Paper, Baker Division, ITW Sexton, National Packaging, United Launch Alliance, Wayne Farm Decatur FP, Mundy Company
Copyright 2013 WAFF. All rights reserved.
1414 North Memorial Parkway
Huntsville, AL 35801
WAFF Is a Proud Member
of the Raycom Family of Stations
FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
|Vacation Rentals
Las Vegas Travel Tips
Top 10 Things to do in Las Vegas, Nevada
By: Harry Las Vegas, Nevada is a high-rolling city full of bright lights and double downs. It is the gambling capital of the United States, but there is also much more to do in Las Vegas. The city is full of attractions and events the will delight and entertain the whole family. 1. Lied Discovery […]
Las Vegas Hotel Casino
Hotel Choices in Las Vegas
By Simone Northrop Las Vegas Vacations allow visitors to explore one of Nevada's most populated cities. Tucked into the beautiful scenery of Clark County, the city is filled with gorgeous nature surroundings. This city is in the middle of the arid Mojave Desert. It is commonly called The Entertainment Capital of the World. This title […]
Hawaii Travel Tips
16 Important Hawaii Travel Preparation Tips
By Jim Dornfeld Traveling to Hawaii for the first time can be hectic and exciting at the same time. Knowing what to pack and what to leave home can make a big difference in the quality of your vacation. These preparation tips will help you stay calm and arrive prepared for an unforgettable Hawaiian vacation. […]
Gay Travel Destinations
The Castro is More Than Just Gay Hotels
By Jan DeGier If one would truly like to experience superb gayness, it would be ideal to recommend a trip to the Castro. The Castro is San Francisco's largest gay neighborhood that supports itself with its own business establishments and entertainment. Hotels, inns and shops line the streets where the action is always happening. There […]
Featured Video Destination
(toll free)
Europe: 00-800-11-20-11-40
Promo Code: 336349
Lead Article
Virgin Island Travel With a Local
By David Burlison Travel The Virgin Islands – A Local Travel Guide If you are planning a trip to the Virgin Islands, are you sure about your travel plans. There are unique travel sites where you can ask established locals pertinent travel questions about your travel destination. Ask a local about your selections and it […]
Cruise Tips
6 Cruise Destinations You Don't Want to Miss
By Donna R Davis If the economy has you rethinking that road trip across the United States, then turn your thoughts to the high seas. With food and lodging included in the ticket price, cruising the high seas has never been a better bargain. Western Caribbean Consider a five-night cruise to the Western Caribbean. Starting […]
Alaska Cruise
Four Top Alaskan Cruise Departure Points – Experience the Rewarding Enjoyment
By Alicia McWilliams The start of an Alaskan cruise vacation is always going to take place at a beginning port of call. There are four of these places that are used as Alaskan cruise departure points. These are Seattle, Vancouver, Anchorage and Seward. They are all places that are used as departure points for their […]
Mexico Travel Tips
Cancun Weather: What to Expect Throughout the Year
By: Brian Jenkins Nothing ruins a vacation faster than poor weather. If you're interested in fun in the sun, Cancun, Mexico might be the perfect destination for you. Keep in mind, however, that the weather may not always agree, so choose your destination time wisely. Cancun has its share of storms, and both the land […]
Gay Travel
Mexico Beaches – Puerto Vallarta and Ensenada
By Richard Chapo With shores on two oceans, Mexico is a beach lover's paradise. Here's a primer on two of the beach areas, Puerto Vallarta and Ensenada Puerto Vallarta Considered a poor man's Acapulco, Puerto Vallarta lies in the middle of the Bahia de Banderas, a huge bay. The beach is long and nice while […]
Gay Cruise
Top Ten Reasons to Go on a Gay Cruise
By Loy Bond Stupid as it might sound, this is a valid question. There are other vacations to take – you could hit New York City and live it up for a few days, fly to Hawaii for a week, get married in Toronto, check out gay bars in Singapore or get it on with […]


text:
HOME NFL Cincinnati Bengals Gear Cincinnati Bengals Ladies Cincinnati Bengals Ladies Sweatshirts & Fleece (39 items) Product ID: 1193270
Main Content
Getting charged up for a Cincinnati game is tough when it's cold outside! Let your Bengals pride and this Huddle pullover hoodie keep you warm. It features a printed team name on the front and a sequin-embellished team logo at the left chest. This sweatshirt also has raglan sleeves and distressed contrast stripes on the upper arms for a Cincinnati Bengals style that'll keep you in the mood to cheer all day long!
- Body: 80% Cotton/20% Polyester
- Front pouch pocket
- Hood with drawstring
- Hood/Sleeves: 60% Cotton/40% Polyester
- Imported
- Officially licensed NFL product
- Raglan sleeves
- Rib-knit cuffs & waist
- Screen print graphics
- Sequin accents
- Tagless collar
- Ultra-lightweight fleece hoodie
Bengals Fanatics also liked:
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
« back to Movies
Fangoria Presents: Silent Night, Deadly Night
- Release Date: None
- Genres: Family, Suspense/Thriller, Program
- Cast: Lilyan Chauvin, Gilmer McCormick, Toni Nero, Robert Brian Wilson, Britt Leach
- Directors: Charles E. Sellier Jr.
- Distributor: Screenvision
- Fangoria Presents unwraps Charles E Sallier Jr.'s 1984 holiday cult horror classic SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT, in theaters this December! SILENT NIGHT, DEADLY NIGHT tells the tale of Billy Chapmen, orphaned at five after witnessing the murder of his parents at the hands of a Santa suit-clad madman on Christmas Eve. Now eighteen and out of the brutal grip of orphanage nuns, Billy is forced to confront his greatest fear, sending him on a rampage, leaving a crimson trail in the snow behind him. Fangoria Presents, in conjunction with Screenvision, delivers this seasonal slasher essential in a stunning new HD transfer for the ultimate experience in ho-ho-horror!
Show Times / Buy Tickets
There are no current showings for Fangoria Presents: Silent Night, Deadly Night in this area.


text:
The bitter custody battles couple can endure came to light last week as a suicidal Durham man began waving a gun in public.
Just hours before the incident, Derek Walker posted on Facebook that he lost the will to live after a custody battle over his son. He was shot by police and died soon after.
But a non-profit founded just two years ago is trying to help fathers before they reach the point of helplessness.
Every Father Counts has a goal to minimize the number children living in the U.S. without clear access to the influences fathers have to offer.
Every Father Counts helps fathers that are in child support payments. The non-profit said the state works more like a collection agency rather than enforcing visitation rights, preventing them from raising their children.
Milton McCoy serves as the Executive Director of Every Father Counts. He said fathers are coming to him saying they aren't getting enough time with their children.
"They want to be the same thing mothers want. They want to be nurturing factors in their child's life," McCoy said. "(They want to) leave a legacy with their children."
"If you have a situation where a mother and a father are supposed to get together on a Friday afternoon and the father is supposed to get the child, but the mom doesn't show up, he doesn't have any real time recourse," McCoy said.
The non-profit said there are 24 to 25 million children living without fathers in their homes today. The number of households across the country without fathers is quickly progressing towards an all-time high.
Every Father Counts is looking for sponsors and other support to help more dads in need and curb the pandemic of fatherless homes in America.
Melanie anchors the 6 PM news. Her "What's Next" series features an engaging approach to storytelling and highlights the leaders in innovation who are shaping our future. Check it out HERE! More>>


text:
Originally Posted by bijou
Aren't the Koch brothers part of the BFEE? I must dig out that flowchart again.
Forum Rules
Even the ALS website discourages taking the challenge if you're in a drought.
But the irony is that some conservatives will dance on their grave, but then complain about a liberal dancing on a grave in another thread.
I think that grave dancing is in bad taste. After so...
...OK. if it were Harry Reid, I'd run to the nearest restroom, lock myself in a stall and stay there until I could stop grinning.
But, no dancing.
Piggybacking(no pun intended) on this, I heard recently that there is still someone collecting on a pension from a veteran of the Civil War. Her name is Irene Triplett and is collecting $73.13 a...
...and isn't it amazing how if this message had been delivered by a white officer, the media would have converged on him as an insensitive, anti-healing, despicable racist. Since the officer is...


text:
Welcome to the Muppet Central Forum!
You are viewing our forum as a guest. Join our free community to post topics and start private conversations. Please contact us if you need help with registration or your account login.
"Muppets Most Wanted" Fan Reactions
After you see "Muppets Most Wanted", read fan reactions and let us know your thoughts on the Muppets eighth theatrical film.
"Muppets Most Wanted" Original Soundtrack
With a new Muppet movie one of the most anticipated merchandise releases is the official soundtrack. Listen to the Muppets Most Wanted original soundtrack now playing on Muppet Central Radio.
- Last Activity:
- Jun 28, 2009
- Joined:
- Jul 12, 2003
- Messages:
- 16
- Likes Received:
- 0
- Trophy Points:
- 0
Share This Page
New Member
- dbeamer was last seen:
- Jun 28, 2009


text:
NewsDecember 12 2012
Kennebec Hometown Christmas
Posted by Lucy
A soup and sandwich supper, sponsored by the local MWA group, will be held at the Kennebec fire hall Friday night Dec. 14th starting at 5:00 pm. A free will offering will be collected for the Kennebec senior meal program.
The Town & Country Club will sponsor a visit from Santa Claus at 6:30 PM. He'll have treats for all the children who come to visit him.
Everyone is encouraged to view the Kennebec area homes decorated for Christmas.
- Pool season comes to an end
- Hoping for a favorable nod from the judge
- Reminiscing at school reunions
- New Lutheran pastor arrives in Presho.
- Lyman and Presho alumni meet this weekend
- School board welcomes new superintendent
- Celebrating Independence, Statehood Vivian style
- Wheat Growers ready to build when rail rehab is announced
- Scavenger's journey to Presho for a bargain
- Wheat Growers hosting patron meetings concerning future expansion
- Lyman School Board Results
- Purple & gold: the colors of KHS


text:
12191 results for "player of the week"
NBA Awards Watch
The NBA Awards Watch is a constantly updated list of potential candidates for the MVP, Rookie of the Year, Coach of the Year, and Player of the Week: Defense and Improved....Page
Rapid Reaction: Mets 4, Giants 2Adam Rubin
NEW YORK -- Reigning NL co-Player of the Week Jacob deGrom was nearly perfect into the seventh inning Saturday. Jake Peavy was perfect during that span. And then the Mets pounced on Peavy to give deGrom a win for the fifth straight start. After...Blog | August 02, 2014
deGrom wins award; won't be skipped soonAdam Rubin
NEW YORK -- Jacob deGrom has been named NL Co-Player of the Week, sharing the honor with Miami Marlins closer Steve Cishek. And given the rookie's recent success, Sandy Alderson said the Mets have no plans to slow him down right now, even with an app...Blog | July 28, 2014
Rizzo earns Player of the Week honorsJesse Rogers
CHICAGO -- Chicago Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo followed up his first All-Star appearance by being named National League Player of the Week. Despite the Cubs getting swept by the Arizona Diamondbacks, Rizzo hit three home runs while going 5-fo...Blog | July 21, 2014
Flores nabs Pacific Coast League honorAdam Rubin
Flores NEW YORK -- Wilmer Flores has been named the Pacific Coast League Player of the Week. Flores has produced six homers in his past five games with Triple-A Las Vegas and is on an 11-game hitting streak. He is hitting .373 (19-for-51) with ...Blog | July 07, 2014
Video results for "player of the week"
NWSL Player Of The Week: Alyssa NaeherAugust 20, 2014
NWSL Player Of The Week: Naho KawasumiJuly 28, 2014
NWSL Player of The Week: Alex MorganJuly 09, 2014
NWSL Player Of The Week: Carli LloydJuly 08, 2014
- 02:29
Minors: Bryant player of week; Baez laborsJesse Rogers
ST. LOUIS -- While Chicago Cubs top prospect Javier Baez continues to struggle at Triple-A Iowa, their second-ranked minor leaguer just won Player of the Week honors in Double-A. Kris Bryant had a monster seven days for the Tennessee Smokies in th...Blog | May 12, 2014
Stock Watch: Abreu hot, Carroll a winnerDoug Padilla
RISING 1. Jose Abreu, 1B: When you win American League player of the week honors, you are most certainly on the rise. While a 1-for-25 stretch during the middle of April might have seemed like a warning sign Abreu was a puzzle that is easily solved,...Blog | April 28, 2014
Abreu nabs co-player of the week honorDoug Padilla
CHICAGO -- After reaching some impressive milestones in recent days, Chicago White Sox rookie Jose Abreu was named co-American League player of the week with the Seattle Mariners' Kyle Seager. Abreu batted .310 with five home runs and an AL-best 1...Blog | April 28, 2014
Minors 4.22.14: Frenchy pitches vs. VegasAdam Rubin
LAS VEGAS 21, EL PASO 9: Las Vegas, in its second season as a Mets affiliate, upped its Dykstra record to 15-5. It marks the best start in the 32 years of the Vegas franchise after 20 games. Reigning Pacific Coast League Player of the Week Alla...Blog | April 23, 2014
Kouzmanoff named AL Player of the WeekESPNDallas.com
Texas Rangers third baseman Kevin Kouzmanoff has been named American League Player of the Week for the week ending April 20. In seven games last week, Kouzmanoff led the AL with eight RBIs and 20 total bases, while tying for the league lead in ru...Blog | April 21, 2014
Ellis named West Player of the WeekESPNDallas.com
Mavericks guard Monta Ellis has been named Western Conference Player of the Week for April 7- 13, the NBA announced Monday. Ellis has achieved the honor four times in his career, most recently as a Milwaukee Buck last season. Ellis led the Maveric...Blog | April 14, 2014
Al Jefferson on his success in CharlotteMarc Stein
Not even 10 minutes after this video visit with Al Jefferson hit cyberspace, Charlotte's big man was named Eastern Conference Player of the Week. Coincidence? We think not. Our advice, then, is simple to players everywhere who want to instantly...Blog | April 07, 2014
Dirk named Western Conference Player of the WeekESPNDallas.com
Dallas Mavericks' star Dirk Nowitzki was named the NBA Western Conference Player of the Week for games played March 31-April 6. Nowitzki led the Mavericks to a 3-1 week, averaging 25.3 points (fourth in the conference) and eight rebounds. He conn...Blog | April 07, 2014
Blake Griffin of Los Angeles Clippers: LeBron James, Kevin Durant...Arash Markazi
Los Angeles Clippers forward Blake Griffin was named the Western Conference Player of the Week for the third time this season on Monday but don't look for him to start campaigning to win the MVP.Story | Conversation | March 17, 2014
Weekly college basketball awardsDick Vitale
Dick Vitale reveals his weekly college hoops awards.Story | Conversation | March 16, 2014
NCAA women's softball power rankings -- Texas A&M Aggies playing ...Graham Hays
Senior Cassie Tysarczyk has never been the star for Texas A&M, but her smart play has the Aggies making waves in this week's espnW power rankings.Story | Conversation | March 12, 2014


text:
7 Superfoods for Cancer Survivors
The good news about cancer is that 30 to 60 percent of all cancers are preventable by following a healthy diet. Boosting your consumption of whole grains, beans, fruits, and vegetables while avoiding foods that are high in fat and cholesterol and low in fiber, like meat and dairy, is the best way to stay healthy, according to Jennifer Reilly, senior nutritionist at the Cancer Project (cancerproject.org). In addition, there are several superfoods that have been proven to help keep cancer at bay. Here's our round-up of the top seven.Raspberries
Raspberries -- is there anything they can't do? They not only taste delicious and are a great source of fiber, they also eat cancer cells for breakfast. Their secret ingredient is ellagic acid, a powerful antioxidant that has also been shown to cause apoptosis, or natural cell death, in cancer cells. The compound remains active whether the berries are frozen, fresh, or cooked, so even raspberry jam counts. Use the whole fruit, fresh or frozen, in smoothies, on top of oatmeal, or swirled in low-fat yogurt.
Recommended serving size: 1/2 cup; 32 caloriesRed Grapes
Grapes are a great source of flavonoids, powerful antioxidants that scavenge cancer-enabling free radicals. But the real anti-cancer properties of red grapes comes from resveratrol, a compound that has been shown in studies to stop and even reverse the progression of cancer. Grapes are delicious eaten right off the stem, or mixed in with salads or chicken salad. Just be sure to wash them thoroughly as grapes (especially those imported from South America) are reported to contain high levels of pesticides.
Recommended serving size: 1/2 cup; 55 caloriesKumquats
All citrus fruits contain liminoids in their rinds (and give them their trademark bitter taste), a chemical that has been shown to prevent and halt the spread of cancer in lab conditions. Kumquats are a great way to get liminoids in your diet since they are eaten rind and all. To serve, slice and use in salads, on cereal, or over yogurt.
Warning: The only people who shouldn't incorporate more citrus rind into their diet are those on the drug tamoxifen. A flavonoid that also occurs naturally in citrus peel may reduce the drug's efficacy.
Recommended serving size: 3 kumquats; 40 caloriesTomatoes
No matter that America's favorite vegetable is actually a fruit. What's really important is that the beloved tomato provides a cancer-fighting anti-oxidant extravaganza. It offers healthy doses of lycopene, which has been shown to reduce the risk of prostate, gastric, ovarian, and pancreatic cancers, as well as Vitamins A, C, and E. To work more of this superfood into your daily diet, add sliced tomatoes to sandwiches, toss cherry tomatoes into salads, or make a delicious topping for pasta or crostini by roasting cherry tomatoes with a drizzle of olive oil and salt and pepper to taste until wilted.
Recommended serving size: 1/2 cup cooked with 1/2 Tbs. olive oil, 82 calories; 3 slices raw, 11 calories; 1/2 cup cherry, 13 calories


text:
2 bed, 1.50 full bath. Charming waterfront 1934 2 bedroom & 1 bath beach cottage with stunning views of Mt Baker, BellinghMore info
3 bed, 2 full bath, 1 half bath. Great location within walking distance to major shopping. Maple cabinets, granite counter tops, lamMore info
4 bed, 1.00 full bath. This charming 1925 home has only had 2 owners & is on a very large lot for the area (. 33Ac). 2BRsMore info
3 bed, 2 full bath, 1 half bath. Unique opportunity! This 3 bedroom 2. 25 bathroom newly renovated home has all new floor coverings,More info
5 bed, 4 full bath, 1 half bath. This captivating, custom-crafted, estate home is artfully designed to combine light and nature on PMore info
, 2 full bath, 1 half bath.More info
2 bed, 1.00 full bath. Charming Columbia home. Fenced backyard with detached garage. Just over 1 block to Haggen. CharacteMore info
2 bed, 1.00 full bath. Fantastic downtown home in mint condition. New paint, flooring, lighting, etc. Excellent yard fullyMore info
2 bed, 1.00 full bath. Charming home on dead end street in convenient Happy Valley Location. Cozy 2 bedroom one bath homeMore info
4 bed, 2.50 full bath. Amazing location in the Squalicum Valley just a few minutes from Lake Whatcom! Private 5 acres setMore info


text:
|SitePoint Sponsor
User Tag List
Results 1 to 3 of 3
Thread: Virtual Host 403 error
Jun 19, 2013, 09:14 #1
Virtual Host 403 error
I've never done my development locally for CMS sites, and I'm attempting to rectify that. I'm running OSX Mountain Lion. I've started Apache, and everything works fine with accessing localhost. But I'd like to set up Virtual Hosts so I can keep local sites in their own folders, and that's where I run into trouble. I've uncommented the VH line in httpd.conf, and based on tutorials, I've added the following to https-vhosts.conf:
<VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot "/Library/WebServer/Documents" </VirtualHost> <VirtualHost *:80> DocumentRoot "/Users/Todd/Sites/drupaldev/dons.com" ServerName dons.local ErrorLog "/private/var/log/apache2/dons.local-error_log" CustomLog "/private/var/log/apache2/dons.local-access_log" common <Directory "/Users/Todd/Sites/drupaldev/dons.com"> AllowOverride All Order allow,deny Allow from all </Directory> </VirtualHost>
NOTE: Possibly important, I'm booting from a small SSD, which contains System files and Applications, but my user folder is on a different hard drive.
Jun 19, 2013, 13:26 #2
OK, never mind, I think I've determined that the problem is definitely due to the way I have the OS installed, and probably solvable with some path stuff, but I can't figure it out. I've got enough room on the SSD for this, so I just set up a VH environment there, and I seem to be off and running!
Jun 23, 2013, 11:09 #3
- Join Date
- Dec 2010
- Posts
- 10
- Mentioned
- 0 Post(s)
- Tagged
- 0 Thread(s)
what does your error log say /private/var/log/apache2/dons.local-error_log sometimes you can get more information form that.


text:
Notable deaths in 2010
See who has died in 2011 | Vote: Who was most notable in 2010? | 2009 deaths | Pop culture deaths | Deaths that shocked us
Parks and attractions that have closed through the years.
Living on in infamy.
Remember when they were little?
See photos and videos from Bike Week.
Some of the best photos from dozens of Florida springs
Who consumes the most alcohol per capita?


text:
Welcome to Kheth'Impilo
Kheth'Impilo AIDS Free Living is a national Public Benefit Organisation with section 18A exemption status. We are uniquely positioned to address HIV/AIDS in the high prevalence districts through-out South Africa and our mission is to support the South African Government in achieving its goals to scale up quality services for the management of HIV/AIDS in the Primary Health Care sector. We take pride in our work, focusing on the implementation of realistic and attainable interventions and solutions that address the needs of people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS.


text:
Howard Katz calls in to take a look at the 2013 schedule. When does the schedule making process begin each year? Is there any lingering frustration towards the Orioles for not allowing the Ravens to open the season at home? How is the schedule made?This video is no longer available. Click here to watch more NBC Sports videos!
PFT Live: Breaking down the 2013 schedule
Dennis Allen: Derek Carr can lead us to victory
Raiders coach Dennis Allen says his decision to name Derek Carr the team's starting quarterback was a simple matter of believing that Carr is the quarterback who gives his team the best chance to win.
Allen has said all offseason that Matt Schaub would be the team's starter, but Allen now believes that Carr is the right man for Week One and beyond.
"Derek is the starting quarterback and we feel very good and very confident about where he's at and his ability to go out and lead us to victory," Allen said.
Allen acknowledged that Schaub isn't happy to lose a starting job that he was told is his.
"Well, he's disappointed," Allen said. "I think any competitor would be. But he's handled it like a pro and, listen, it's not an easy situation to be in, but he's a real pro. He's been around football for a long time. He understands how things operate. He's going to continue to go out and work and compete and he'll be ready when his number is called."
The Raiders hope they won't have to call Schaub's number. In Oakland, everyone hopes Carr is leading the team to victory for a long time.
Troy Polamalu thinks Manziel package can work better than Tebow
Other teams have tried to use the run-around backup quarterback as a change of pace.
But Steelers safety Troy Polamalu thinks it might actually work with the Browns and Johnny Manziel, so that's what he's focusing on this week.
"The thing about it, New York tried to do that with Tim Tebow a little bit," Polamalu said, via Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. "But Tebow's a guy you have to just play and play and grind out the entire game. I don't think Johnny is that type of guy. I think if Johnny came into the game, he would make some splashes, he doesn't need to get into a rhythm."
Of course, the Steelers are going to be prepping for Brian Hoyer to start and play most of the game, but that's not as daunting as whatever curveball might get thrown.
"Regardless who's in there, you want to go out and beat them, you want to make sure you're playing sound football," defensive end Brett Keisel. "I know sometimes you see someone come in and you go 'ahhhhh' and freak out a little bit. We need to just maintain our job, maintain the things we've got to do during that play call and execute."
Now they just have to come up with a way to stop it, better than they did against Tebow in the playoffs.
Jon Beason's back in time to give Giants the lift they need
Jon Beason was back on the field Monday for the first time in three months, which is the best news the team could get.
Unless he played offense, of course.
The veteran linebacker was back from an offseason toe injury, and said he was ready to play the opener.
"He brings a presence that we've been missing," defensive tackle Cullen Jenkins said. "He's a leader, a natural leader, an intense person, and it's great to have him back."
Beason was a revelation since coming over from Carolina in a trade last season (since his job was usurped by Luke Kuechly), and they rewarded him with a three-year contract extension in March.
But his injury kept him off the field since June, and he knows it's hard to lead from the training room.
"You can't lead if you are not in the fire with guys," he said. "How can I tell you what to do when I am over here hanging out, drinking Gatorade with a hat on?"
"I think that they trust that I am going to be there. Obviously they are going to be smart. [But] by the end of the week, I think they will feel pretty confident that I can go out and contribute on whatever level they deem OK."
Anything will help, especially since the defense is going to have to carry them early, while the Giants offense finds its way.
Jets G.M. doesn't regret corner strategy, while lacking corners
The Jets used to employ Darrelle Revis and Antonio Cromartie at cornerback, an essential position in Rex Ryan's offense.
Now, they're going to start Darrin Walls and converted safety Antonio Allen.
Jets General Manager John Idzik was asked Monday if he wished he had signed a legitimate corner.
"Well I would call Dimitri Patterson a legitimate cornerback, that's why we signed him," Idzik replied, via Seth Walder of the New York Daily News.
Of course, since then, Patterson went AWOL, claimed the Jets lied about it, and was released, leaving them in the same spot as if they hadn't pursued such a legitimate corner.
"We don't look back," Idzik said Monday. "There's no regrets. . . .
"The team comes first in everything we do. In the end, we felt like we did what is best for the New York Jets in releasing him."
Of course, it doesn't help that they also are missing Dee Milliner to a high ankle sprain and rookie Dexter McDougle tore his ACL. That leaves Walls, Allen, Kyle Wlison and recent picks from the discard pile Leon McFadden and Phillip Adams to go into the season.
The only good news is they get to face Raiders rookie Derek Carr in the opener. But they better get Milliner well soon, since the next six weeks bring Aaron Rodgers, Jay Cutler, Matthew Stafford, Philip Rivers, Peyton Manning and Tom Brady in the following six weeks.
Report: J.J. Watt, Texans agree to long-term extension
The Houston Texans and defensive end J.J. Watt have reportedly reached an agreement on a long-term contract extension that will keep Watt in Houston for the foreseeable future.
According to John McClain of the Houston Chronicle, the Texans and Watt agreed in principle to a deal on Monday night.
Despite having two years remaining on his rookie contract, the two sides were able to come together on terms of a contract extension.
McClain reports the deal is a six-year extension worth $100 million with $51.876 million guaranteed. It's the largest amount of guaranteed money ever given to a defensive player, surpassing the $50 million given to Mario Williams by the Buffalo Bills.
Watt has been arguably the best defensive player in football the last two seasons. Watt has amassed 161 tackles and 31 sacks with 23 passes defended and eight forced fumbles over that span. He earned NFL Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2012 after posting 20.5 sacks on the year.
Watt was scheduled to make just $1.9 million in base salary this season. It's a fairly safe assumption to believe he's now going to make significantly more this season and into the future.
Per McClain, receiver Andre Johnson is the only other Texans player to get a new contract with two years left on his current contract.
Alex Boone passes physical, 49ers request roster exemption
After sitting out the entirety of the preseason in a contract dispute with the team, guard Alex Boone reported for duty with the San Francisco 49ers after receiving a new contract from the team.
According to the Associated Press, Boone passed his physical with the team Monday. The 49ers requested a roster exemption to allow Boone to get up to speed with the team without costing them a capable player in the interim. San Francisco will likely get the exemption from the league. Players coming off suspension get similar roster exemptions as well.
The 49ers will need to make a roster move eventually to add Boone to their 53-man roster before he will be eligible to play.
San Francisco's first-string offense struggled throughout the preseason, which surely gave Boone some added leverage in negotiations. The 49ers open the season against the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday.
Five questions: Green Bay Packers
Since winning the Super Bowl to cap the 2010 season, the Packers have made it back to the playoffs three straight years. But they haven't made it past the divisional round.
The ability to consistently contend is a testament to franchise quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The inability to get with a game of the Super Bowl is an indictment of the defense. Whether Titletown's can get close to the title game again hinges on a few questions.
How about five of them?
Yeah, five will be good.
1. Will Aaron Rodgers stay healthy?
For his first five years as a starter, Rodgers missed only one game, due to a concussion. Last year, a broken collarbone derailed the team's season and nearly cost the Packers a playoff berth.
This year, Rodgers needs to avoid a similar outcome. Which may not be easy, with the team breaking in a new center. The rest of the line has shown signs of encouragement, however, the Packers effectively can replace Evan Dietrich-Smith, Rodgers' safety will depend more heavily on his ability to protect himself. (With starting center J.C. Tretter gone for multiple weeks with a knee injury, that'll be a challenge, at least early in the season.)
If he can, the Packers can shake things up in the NFC, starting with the first game of the regular season at Seattle. If he can't, they'll need Scott Tolzien or Matt Flynn to do far better than Rodgers' backups did in 2013.
2. How big of a contract year will Randall Cobb have?
Receiver Jordy Nelson got his big contract. Receiver Randall Cobb hasn't. He has said he wants to earn it.
So will he?
Cobb definitely has the incentive to put up big numbers. A lot of it depends on whether defenses shade coverage to Nelson or to Cobb, and whether Cobb can stay healthy, a year after missing 10 games due to injury.
3. Is Eddie Lacy ready for stardom?
The truly great running backs in the NFL hand can be listed on one hand. Even if that hand has been partially reconfigured by a table saw.
The Packers believe Eddie Lacy can join them. And he possibly can, given the manner in which he performed last year, especially after Rodgers was injured.
Much of Lacy's ultimate production will hinge on the run-pass mix. With the Packers inclined to throw the ball a lot, Lacy simply may not get the touches necessary to rack up the kind of yards that would allow him to join the likes of Adrian Peterson, LeSean McCoy, and . . . and . . . .
OK, that hand can lose three fingers.
4. How much will they miss Jermichael Finley?
Lacy could get more opportunities because the passing game will be missing a key component in 2014. Tight end Jermichael Finley is gone, and in recent weeks there has been no talk of a return, to Green Bay or elsewhere.
It's possible that Finley has fallen quiet because his camp is pursuing that $10 million tax-free disability policy. If/when it appears that Finley won't be getting the money because his injury ultimately wasn't career ending, he may decide to play. Which doesn't mean the Packers will decide to embrace the risk of further injury.
Regardless, they need someone to fill the void. Currently, they simply don't have anyone who clearly will fill Finley's shoes.
5. Can Julius Peppers make a difference on defense?
Last year, in his final season with the Bears, Peppers looked like something other than what he has been when he's been at his best. This year, the Packers are confident Peppers will be much more than he was in 2013, even though it's his first foray in the 3-4.
The defense desperately needs it, given the loss of B.J. Raji for the year. Peppers on one side and Clay Matthews on the other need to create mayhem in the backfield, which will help the rest of the defense be something other than it has been when it's been at its best.
Which has been a while.
Seahawks re-sign wide receiver Bryan Walters
The Seahawks have re-signed a player whom they waived in their final cuts.
The club announced Monday it had brought back wide receiver Bryan Walters, a fifth-year pro from Cornell.
With Walters coming back, the Seahawks waived third-year wide receiver Phil Bates.
The 26-year-old Walters appeared in four games for Seattle in 2013. He also played four games for San Diego in 2011. Walters hauled in four passes for 73 yards and one touchdown in the 2014 exhibition slate for the Seahawks.
Seattle has seven receivers on its 53-player roster.
The Seahawks also announced they had signed second-year safety Josh Aubrey and rookie defensive end Julius Warmsley to their practice squad. Seattle now has all 10 practice squad spots filled.
Seahawks players, coaches rave about Russell Wilson
As the first game of the 2014 regular season approaches, the notion that Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson will make a major step forward in his third NFL season seems to be catching plenty of momentum, especially in light of his performance in the preseason.
Two of his high-profile teammates definitely believe in Russell. As do Wilson's two most important coaches.
"I think he's being incredibly decisive this year," cornerback Richard Sherman told reporters on Monday. "He knows who he is, he knows what he wants to do and he's doing it. He's not wondering what he's going to do going into plays. I think he goes into plays anticipating what he's going to do, dictating what the defense does, and executing. I think that precision is going to take him a long way and take our offense very far. I think he's come into his own in that respect."
Sherman described Wilson in one word: "Dynamic."
"With our offense, it's unique in how many things they can do," Sherman said. "You can run the fly sweep with Percy [Harvin], run it down their throat with Marshawn, you can take them deep with any number of our receivers. There's so many unique qualities about our offense. It's a combination of the West Coast, Zone Read, the Read Option, but it also has the bubble screen. It's so many different things that it allows him to be dynamic. It's hard to put him in a cookie-cutter mode. So he's out of the pocket, he's a roll-out quarterback, but he also sits in there and throws it. He's doing a great job of doing that this year."
Harvin agrees.
"The sky is the limit for that guy," Harvin said of Wilson. "Anybody that has been watching the preseason, he's been lights out. He's been controlling the ball, he's had the offense at a great tempo making sure the linemen get to the ball, making sure the receivers get to the line, get the calls right so we can get up and go in a timely fashion. All the keys he wanted to work on this offseason, I think he's done a heck of a job."
Coach Pete Caroll offered similar praise of his starting quarterback.
"He's in great control of what's going on," Carroll said. "He's very, very comfortable. He's playing faster than he has at any time. He understands better of what we want. He really can play on the expectations of getting the ball out of his hands quickly and making sure that he can control rushing that regard. He's in tune with that better than ever. We have a large package of stuff that we can bring into a game plan that we've feel like we have command of. We will see, and he's had a near perfect preseason. Preparation and the way he has worked, we almost scored every time."
Offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell explained that Wilson's drive to excel has been a key ingredient in his growth.
"Every time he comes out he tries to improve on the whole game," Bevell said. "There's little subtle things that he's working on himself, but just his overall understanding. Every time you run a play, you understand it a little bit deeper. There's some new things that we're asking him to do so he wants to be able to master those. Just the overall understanding of the offense, knowing where to go, when and why so that he's able to play fast and free."
But Wilson still has some improving to do to get to the top of the league. When talking about Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, Sherman said, "He's arguably the best quarterback in this football league. I'd say it's between him and Peyton Manning."
That's hardly a hot take. It's reality. But if Wilson can do all year long the things that he's been doing in the preseason, Sherman and everyone else will be including Wilson in the short list of best quarterbacks in the league.
Earl Thomas will return punts for Seahawks
The first time the Seahawks force the Packers to punt on Thursday night, one of the best defensive players in the NFL won't leave the field.
Instead, safety Earl Thomas will drop a little deeper than usual and wait to catch the ball. Then run with it.
Coach Pete Carroll made the disclosure to reporters on Monday, with a simple, one-word answer to the question of whether Thomas will return punts.
"Yeah," Carroll said.
That was it. No elaboration, no follow-up questions regarding the calculated risk of exposing Thomas to a heightened injury risk.
Maybe no explanation or questions are needed. The risk is obvious. And the message may be that the Seahawks have a high level of comfort that, if Thomas is injured, the next man up will get it done.
At the punt return position, the next man up is Richard Sherman.
Redskins set 10-man practice squad
The Redskins have finished up their 10-man practice squad by bringing back a safety they waived on Sunday.
Akeem Davis has rejoined the club after being dropped from the 53-man roster to make room for Duke Ihenacho. Davis is the second safety to return to the team via the practice squad, joining 2013 fourth-round pick Phillip Thomas as players trying to work themselves into the secondary mix in Washington.
The only member of the practice squad that wasn't in camp with the team is linebacker Chaz Sutton. He was waived by the Buccaneers last week and had three sacks as a starter for South Carolina last season.
Cornerback Richard Crawford, cornerback Chase Minnifield, tight end Ted Bolser, running back Chris Thompson, offensive lineman Tevita Stevens, defensive lineman Robert Thomas and wide receiver Nick Williams round out the practice squad.
Jets add Phillip Adams, Walter Powell
The Jets have added their second cornerback in as many days.
Leon McFadden was claimed off of waivers on Sunday and the team announced Monday that they have signed Phillip Adams. Adams was released by the Seahawks on Saturday and spent the last two seasons playing in 31 games for the Raiders. The Jets are the fifth team that he's played for since 2010, which says a lot about how well he's played as well as how constant the need for cornerback help is in the current NFL.
It's particularly acute with the Jets these days, so Adams should make a run at playing time alongside McFadden and anyone else who they might bring in this season.
The Jets also announced that they have claimed wide receiver Walter Powell off of waivers from the Cardinals. Powell was a sixth-round pick in this year's draft and saw time as a receiver and returner for Arizona in the preseason.
His arrival coincides with the departure of a wideout the Jets drafted in the sixth round. Quincy Enunwa and linebacker Jeremiah George were let go to make room for the newcomers while cornerback Ellis Lankster was dropped so the team could bring back linebacker A.J. Edds.
Patriots awarded safety Don Jones on waivers from Miami
Six days before meeting the Dolphins in the regular season opener, the Patriots have added an ex-Miami defensive back.
The Pats were awarded second-year safety Don Jones on waivers from the Dolphins on Monday, the club said.
The 24-year-old Jones notched a team-best 11 special teams tackles in 2013 for Miami, according to club statistics. An Arkansas State product, Jones was a seventh-round pick of the Dolphins in 2013.
Jones' addition gives the Patriots six safeties. He is listed as a third-stringer behind Duron Harmon on the club's depth chart. And, of course, Jones brings an intimate knowledge of the Dolphins to Foxborough.
In a corresponding roster move, the Patriots waived second-year offensive lineman Chris Barker.
Tedford's status for Week One not determined yet
Buccaneers offensive coordinator Jeff Tedford recently underwent an undisclosed medical procedure. His return date is similarly unknown.
Via JoeBucsFan.com, Tedford wasn't at practice on Monday. Head coach Lovie Smith said a decision regarding Tedford's status for the regular-season opener has not yet been made.
"He's getting better," Smith said, via Pat Yasinskas of ESPN.com. "He stopped through this weekend. We're taking our time with him. He's getting better each day. When he'll be back here full-time, I don't know. When he'll be available full-time, whether he'll be available for the game this week and all those questions, we don't have answered right now. He's getting better and we'll see how all that plays out."
Replacing Tedford will continue to be a group effort.
"In the meantime, the rest of our offensive staff will pick up for Jeff, similar to how we did it last week, with all of the guys really pitching in," Smith said.
The Buccaneers host the Panthers on Sunday, with kickoff coming at 4:25 p.m. ET. We continue to extend our best wishes to Tedford.
Report: Raiders tab Derek Carr as starting quarterback
The Raiders are going with a rookie at quarterback to begin the regular season.
Fox's Jay Glazer reports the Raiders have switched starters in advance of Sunday's opener at the Jets, with Derek Carr getting the nod over Matt Schaub.
According to Glazer, players have been informed of the decision.
The call to go with Carr comes after the second-round pick from Fresno State completed 11-of-13 passes for 143 yards and three touchdowns in the preseason finale vs. Seattle. Schaub sat out the game with elbow soreness.
Schaub, whom the Raiders acquired from Houston in the offseason, was just 24-of-47 passing for 218 yards with no touchdowns and one interception in exhibition play. He was sacked three times.
Carr is the fourth different Week One starter for Oakland in as many seasons. Terrelle Pryor was the initial starter in 2013, with Carson Palmer (2012) and Jason Campbell (2011) preceding him.


text:
PHOTO CALL: Clybourne Park Bids Broadway Farewell; Curtain Call and Party
By Joseph Marzullo
Clybourne Park, the 2012 Tony Award-winning Best Play, ended its limited Broadway run (already extended) on Sept. 2 at the Walter Kerr Theatre. By close, the Pulitzer Prize-winning comedy-drama about race and real estate played 27 previews and 157 regular performances.
Clybourne Park was first announced as a 16-week limited engagement on Broadway; it was previously extended to Aug. 12, owing to enthusiastic reviews.
Bruce Norris' play, directed by Tony nominee Pam MacKinnon, first surfaced Off-Broadway in 2010, at Playwrights Horizons. The Broadway engagement reunited that earlier cast and creative team.
Here's a look at the final curtain call, and the after party, which was held at The Lambs Club.
Clybourne Park, which takes its inspiration from A Raisin in the Sun to discuss the roots of social change in an American suburb, was nominated for four Tony Awards including Best Play (Bruce Norris), Best Direction of a Play (Pam MacKinnon), Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Role in a Play (Jeremy Shamos) and Best Scenic Design of a Play (Daniel Ostling). It won the Best Play Tony Award on June 10. The play won the 2011 Pulitzer Prize and Olivier Award for a separate London production.
Here's how it's billed: Clybourne Park "is the wickedly funny and fiercely provocative new play about race, real estate and the volatile values of each. Clybourne Park explodes in two outrageous acts set 50 years apart. Act One takes place in 1959, as nervous community leaders anxiously try to stop the sale of a home to a black family. Act Two is set in the same house in the present day, as the now predominantly African-American neighborhood battles to hold its ground in the face of gentrification."
This staging had a critically acclaimed pre-Broadway engagement at Center Theatre Group/Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles. The original, L.A. and Broadway cast included Crystal A. Dickinson, Brendan Griffin, Damon Gupton, Christina Kirk, Annie Parisse, Jeremy Shamos and Frank Wood. Sarah Goldberg, an Olivier nominee for the London run, stepped into the dual roles created by Parisse over the summer and completes the run.
The design team featured Daniel Ostling (scenic design), Ilona Somogyi (costume design), Allen Lee Hughes (lighting design) and John Gromada (sound design).
Clybourne Park was produced by Jordan Roth, Jujamcyn Theaters, Jane Bergère, Roger Berlind/Quintet Productions, Eric Falkenstein/Dan Frishwasser, Ruth Hendel/Harris Karma Productions, JTG Theatricals, Daryl Roth, Jon B. Platt, Center Theatre Group, in association with Lincoln Center Theater.
Send questions and comments to the Webmaster
Copyright © 2014 Playbill, Inc. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Glassine Bags
$ 5.00
Shipping Time
Your package will be ready to ship within 3-5 business days ordinarily, but please allow a couple of extra days in case of bad weather, illness, or an unexpectedly busy day. It is generally recommended that you allow 2 weeks when ordering anything online. If you have a special need for something faster, please write or call and we'll try to bump you to the top of the queue.
Please understand this is a small family business and hard as we try to get every order out as quickly as possible, there are times when the orders pile up and we just can't get to everyone in one day.
Note also that some products are made-to-order or special order and these will be prepared for shipment within 1-2 weeks of your purchase. See individual product details for availability.
SPECIAL NOTE ABOUT 1/2/3-day services: If you choose a faster shipping option such as FedEx 2-day, this does not mean you will receive your package in 2 days. It is physically impossible most days for us to get your order shipped out the same day or next. Although we do note the urgency and put your order at the top of the queue, please allow a couple of days for us to ship it out. Shipping times are in-transit times only, from the time the package leaves our hands, NOT from the time you place your order.
International Orders
We can ship anywhere USPS will go! However, tracking and insurance are NOT AVAILABLE through First Class Mail service. In order to keep shipping prices low, your package will not be insured and no one will be able to track its whereabouts should it become lost.
Although there are rarely any issues with First Class Mail, occasionally some packages do get lost in the cracks, or a customs inspector may not get everything back into the box after inspection. In times like these, insurance would cover losses and tracking would tell you where your package was last entered into the system.
For the most secure shipping, please choose PRIORITY or EXPRESS for complete tracking and insurance. It costs a bit more, but it is worth getting your package quickly and safely - delivery often in days instead of months.
Payment options include Credit Card or PayPal.
Payments must clear our bank before packages can be shipped. If paying by e-check through PayPal, your order may be delayed a few days while we wait for your check to clear. Likewise, credit card payments may take 3-5 days to clear. If you're in a rush, please pay via PayPal (remember, PayPal accepts credit cards also). THANK YOU!
Customer Accounts
You also have the option of signing up for an account with Olive Manna when you checkout. If you think you'll be back it's a good idea to sign up so that your address(es) will be pre-filled for you on future trips.
You can also...
- look up your order history
- check order status
- retrieve recent cart information (email us and we can send you a direct link to your recently pending cart)!
- get special discounts (we keep track of and give treats to loyal customers)
But again, it's totally optional and we'll never use your personal information without your consent.
STORE VOUCHERS - If an item is simply not what you hoped it would be, we will issue a store voucher in the amount you paid for the item. We make every effort to describe products and photograph them exactly as they are, and we offer full support via email anytime, to answer questions and help you understand exactly what you're getting. We can even take more pictures if you need them!
If you still wish to send an item back, please send an email with your order number (replying to your original order confirmation is awesome), and tell us about your return WITHIN 7 DAYS of receipt of your order. We must receive product back within 30 days of your original order in order to complete a return. Mysterious packages received long after a purchase or without communication will be donated to charity.
MISSING OR WRONG ITEM? - This happens occasionally but it's an easy fix. Just send a note to say which item you got, or didn't get that you were supposed to. We'll send a postage-paid package for the return item, and get the right one out to you.
REFUNDS - A refund will only be issued if an item arrives damaged and is irreplaceable (vintage or discontinued). Please send a photo of the damage (including the box and packaging material) for our records should we need to follow up with the shipper. We will issue a return shipping label via email which you can print and affix to your return package.
No financial information is seen or stored by Olive Manna. Your contact information is securely stored for your own use in processing your order and general use for use to better understand our customers here internally. We may also use it to keep in touch with you should you opt in to receive updates from us. It may also be necessary to share your information with important partners such as postal services and shippers, for the sole purpose of getting your package to you or expediting a return package from you -- only as it pertains to serving you and never to serve our own needs.
All designs are copyright protected and may not be used in any way beyond the form in which you purchased them. You may not duplicate Olive Manna designs in any way. Printable products may not be altered or used graphically. They are for print only. Posting photos on your blog to talk about product is perfectly okay and very welcome! Get in touch if you need more or better photos. True, copying is a form of flattery, but if it's the only way you know to flatter, may we suggest a nice School of Etiquette?
Dimensions for all packaging are all given for the OUTSIDE of the item. You'll need to allow extra room for contents to fit inside. For example, a 5x7 cotton bag will not fit a 5x7 card or photograph. You would want the next size up which is 6x10.
For fitting a basket or other decor item to your space, the outside dimensions should be accurate within 1/8". Occasionally and especially with handmade items you should allow some breathing room. So, if your space is 30" and you're thinking about getting two 15" baskets, they'll be pretty tight, if they fit at all. I would go with something 14.5" or less to be sure you have enough room.
Spools containing ribbons and twines, with the exception of vintage, come in three sizes. Dimensions are as follows...
|Mini wood spools
|7/8" x 1-1/8"
|Standard wood spools
|1-1/2" x 2"
|Cardboard spools
|3" x 4"
Please inquire individually for dimensions for vintage spools.
Lovely translucent glassine is classy and food-friendly. Use these bags as party favors, product packaging, or brighten a good friend's day with a little gift.
25 bags (mini = 50 bags)
These bags are tucked inside a clear plastic bag for protection from dust and moisture. Makes a great gift for a crafty friend.


text:
Sub-Zero 24" Undercounter Beverage Center: Custom Panel
Model: UC24BGO
- Full-view, UV-resistant glass door—high altitude glass available.
- Easy-access, touch control panel with LCD display.
- Temperature range from 34°F to 45°F.
- Bright interior lighting.
- Roller-glide wine shelves with natural cherrywood facing have three-quarter extension for easy access.
- Adjustable, spill-proof glass shelf.
- Clear utility bin for storage of smaller items.
Product Dimensions
- Overall Width 237/8"
- Overall Height 34"
- Overall Depth 24"
- Door Clearance 253/8"
- Opening Width 24"
- Opening Height 341/2"
- Opening Depth 24"
Product Documentation
Click here to download Product Specifications for this item.
Click here to download Care and Use Guide for this item.
Click here to download Installation Instructions for this item.
Product Reviews
Current Rebates
There are currently no rebates available for this model
| Internet Customer Service
|Order Information


text:
Enter your username and password below to sign in to your PewterReport account.
x close
A veteran would be expected to perform better than a rookie -- despite an unfamiliar system -- because the veteran would've already had a chance to adapt to the NFL. He's seen how quickly the holes close, how fast the defensive ends are, how coordinators disguise their defenses, etc. It's a solid advantage over a man who has never taken an NFL snap.


text:
LAKE WYLIE — River Rat is coming back.
A family with experience in York County restaurants is opening the familiar eatery in Lake Wylie next month. The Randazzo family is holding its second job fair Wednesday, April 30.
Were mainly looking for servers, said Alesandra Randazzo, general manager of Grid Iron in Steele Creek. Well need about 30 servers, 15 people in the kitchen. Well need hosts. Well need bus boys. We need everything.
Plans are to open the River Rat by invitation only May 20, then to all diners a few days after. Invitations for scheduled seating are available, as is information on the job fair, by emailing firstname.lastname@example.com.
The aim is a much more sophisticated take on the local fish camp.
Were going to be known for seafood, Randazzo said.
The new River Rat also will serve burgers, steaks and Italian food.
The River Rat building, on S.C. 557 across from Mill Creek Commons, was home to one of the areas earliest and most iconic eateries. River Rat fed diners in Lake Wylie for more than 30 years before closing in summer 2010.
A new restaurant, Twin Rivers, opened in August last year. Local investors updated the location and hoped to capitalize on the success of their predecessor, but closed in early January.
Going with the earlier, once-successful name for a restaurant isnt new for the Randazzos. Joe Randazzo opened Grid Iron in 2011, choosing to stay with the name that made the restaurant popular before it closed under different ownership and a different name. The Randazzos came to York County decades ago to run a restaurant for Jim Bakker, and have since run several, including several Tonys Pizza locations and Papa Pinos near Carowinds.
The family hopes for similar success at River Rat.
Its such a staple, Alesandra Randazzo said. Its been around for a long time, and we were glad to be able to get in there. Were looking forward to giving the community what they want.
Susan Bromfield, president of the Lake Wylie Chamber of Commerce, is familiar with the Randazzos area restaurants.
Theyll make it successful, because theyre in the restaurant business, she said.
River Rat is larger than many Lake Wylie restaurants, allowing for group events and parties, Bromfield said. The seafood focus could fit a niche, too, she said, with other established area restaurants focusing on steaks, barbecue, Asian dishes and other cuisines.
Gray Family Properties out of Gastonia, N.C., owns the River Rat building.
John Marks • 803-831-8166


text:
Puntuación basada en
4 Comentarios
5 en junio 26, 2014
It was a complete joy staying at Luxe and spending time with the crew! We are beyond gracious for everything, big and small, they did to make our trip incredible and one that we will never forget! From the morning and evening chats and laughs on the porch to the comfort of the room to the over the top breakfasts to the day planing and much more, it was amazing!! Walking back up to Luxe was truly like coming home. We highly recommend!
5 en octubre 08, 2012
I went to stay at Luxe in September 2012. When I arrived, they had several bottles of red wine open on the porch with a white linen napkin. I was off to an event, so I could not enjoy the festivities. The room was well furnished with beautiful linens, custom stone tile, and gorgeous millwork details, bath soaps from Bulgari, and elements from Paris, France. The bed was firm, and the AC was lovely as it was a hot day. I informed the hosts that I was gluten intolerant and they prepared an amazing breakfast consisting of mangos with blackberries, coffee from Costa Rica, and an omelette with ricotta, mushrooms, goat cheese, and spiced ham. They chased me out to help me with my bags and gave me a huge hug goodbye! I felt like a long lost sister or something and it made my day as they had pointed me to Solage Spa where I was able to enjoy a mud application, sunken tub, and sound chair, and then bathe in the sunlight and swim in the biothermal pools sans clothing as no one was there and it was a dedicated women's area...it was as if I died and went to heaven watching the puffy clouds sail by! (Solage was just $98 for a whole day of relaxation...not to add stress to my day!) I loved visiting Luxe. It was amazing!!!
5 en agosto 28, 2012
We loved this place. Chris, Brent, the owners, and Josh, the chef, make this place great. They are so personalable. The breakfast they serve every morning are outstanding. They also serve wine and cheese every evening gathering all the guests. It's great.
5 en marzo 11, 2012
When we go to Napa wine country, we only stay with Chris & Brent at the Luxe. It's a charming inn and the food is to die for. Josh creates masterful breakfasts in several courses. Brent's pastries are phenomenal. It is so relaxing and they treat you like a king. From making winery reservations to dinner reservations, they completely take care of everything. The conversation and friendship found during the evening wine and cheese service is so pleasurable. We wouldn't think of staying anywhere else.


text:
Lane Bryant Coupons
How to use Lane Bryant Coupons
After putting all your items in your shopping cart, proceed to the Lane Bryant checkout page. There you will find a place to enter any coupon or promotional codes you have found online or on their home page. Your discount will then be reflected prior to you entering your payment.
How to Save at Lane Bryant
Lane Bryant frequently offers deals ranging from $50-$200 off a purchase (with a minimum spent) without a coupon code just by visiting their website. You can also search Coupons.com for the latest coupon codes as they are offered at Lane Bryant to save even more. And when you sign up for Lane Bryant emails you will always be in the know of the latest sales and coupon offers.
Lane Bryant Free Shipping-
All orders placed at LaneBryant.com can be shipped to your local Lane Bryant store for pick up at no charge. If you choose to have your order shipped directly to you at home, you will be charged a $7.95 flat rate.
About Lane Bryan-
Lane Bryant is a leading name in plus-sized clothing for women. Lane Bryant stays on top of current trends in fashion and accessories to offer the latest styles for women.
Get $25 for Every $50 You Spend
Some Restrictions Apply. Online and In-stores.
Save Up to 60% Off Sale Items
Free Shipping to Store on Entire Order
Save $25 Off $75+, $50 Off $150+ or $75 Off $225+
Exclusions may apply.
Sign Up for Lane Bryant Emails and Receive Exclusive Offers and Updates
Buy 1, Get 1 Free Select Items
Excludes leather footwear, SPANX, Lysse, DKNY Jeans, other online third-party brands, Gift Cards and E-Gift Cards.
Buy One, Get One Free Sitewide!
Exclusions Apply.
Free Shipping on Your Order with 6TH & LANE Collection Purchase
Save $10 Off $50+
Exclusions Apply.
Capre Denim: Buy 1, Get 1 50% Off Select Jeans
Carpe Denim: Buy 1, Get 1 50% Off
Select Styles only. Second Item must be of Equal or Lesser Value. Individual Items Priced as Marked.
Save $75 Off $225+, $50 Off $150+ or $25 Off $75+
Exclusions Apply.
Save 20% Off Entire Order
Exclusions Apply.
Buy 1, Get 1 50% Off Jeans & Bras
Save 40% Off Tops
Stock up on wear-now, love-forever, tanks, tees, sweaters & more.
Save $25 Off $75+, $50 Off $150+ or $75 Off $225+
Exclusions Apply.
Save $50 Off $100+
Exclusions Apply. Online Only.
Save 40% Off One Regular-Priced Item
Exclusions Apply.
Save 40% Off Almost Everything
Today Only!
Save $25 Off $75+, $50 Off $150+ or $75 Off $225+
Exclusions may Apply.
Save $10 Off $50+
Exclusions Apply.
Save 30% Off 1, 35% Off 2 or 40% Off 3+ Items
Exclusions Apply. Online Only.
Save an Extra 50% Off Clearance
While Supplies Last.


text:
404 File Not Found
Host by NetBox Version 2.8 Build 4128
Gift Wrap Not Available
Radical Skincare Firming Neck Gel
Firmness is youthfulness; this multitasking gel is made with ingredients that are proven to instantly tighten skin and improve elasticity while evening skin tone, leaving your neck and decollete firmer, brighter and smoother.
For best results: Apply twice daily onto cleansed skin. Massage onto neck and decollete using gentle, upward strokes. For maximum anti-aging results, use after Peptide Infused Antioxidant Seru
Product Notes
|Firming Neck Gel-1 oz.
Please choose which cart you want to add the item.
By choosing one of the above, you are able to shop for both yourself and a registrant at the same time. Once you are ready to checkout your items will be waiting for you in both your personal and registry shopping carts.
Still need assistance?
Please contact us at (1-888-696-0423)
© 2005 - 2014, Quidsi, Inc. or its Affiliates. BeautyBar.com is operated by Quidsi Solutions LLC. Unless otherwise noted, products on BeautyBar.com are sold by Quidsi Retail LLC. Gift Cards and E-Gift Cards sold on BeautyBar.com are sold by Quidsi Gift Cards, Inc.


text:
Kewpie Doll
Save 55%
Kewpie Doll
Save 55%
Created in 1909 by turn-of-the-century artist Rosie O'Neill, the Kewpie doll first appeared as a cartoon drawing that eventually evolved into one of the most loved dolls in history. This fine reproduction celebrates the charm and popularity of the Kewpie, which at one time was a sought-after prize at carnivals and amusement parks. She comes complete with the telltale wide eyes, big checks, and roly-poly tummy that have endeared her to so many. Also features a polka-dotted dress with eyelet trim, bobby socks, and shoes accented with bows. 12" tall. For ages 14 and up.
- Authentic reproduction
- Features Kewpie's telltale wide eyes, big checks, and roly-poly tummy
- Kewpie wears a polka-dotted dress with eyelet trim, bobby socks, and shoes accented with bows
- Ages 14 and up
Makes a great addition to any doll collection.
Kewpie Doll
for AGES-14+ May contain small parts that pose a choking hazard, not recommended for children under 3 yrs.
Wipe with a damp cloth
Assembly Required: N
Cord Polarized: N
Manufactured In: China
Material - Country Of Origin: China


text:
Follow this item and we'll let you know when the price drops
Specifications & Dimensions
|Product Overview:
|Item Weight (lbs.):
|Marking Text Size:
|Number of Tools:
|Alloy Steel
|Units Type:
|SAE and Metric
|Included with Item:
|Kit/Set Information:
|Number of Adapters:
|Number of Additional Tools:
|Number of Bits:
|Number of Drive Tools:
|Number of Extensions:
|Number of Quick Release Ratchets:
|Number of Sockets:
|General Features:
|Drive Socket Depth:
|Socket Points:
Ratings & Reviews
Product Description
85-Pc Universal Max Axess has Ratchets and Sockets for All Applications
When you get tired of searching for the right socket, turn to the Craftsman 85-pc universal Max Axess set for all your basic needs. This set includes ratchets in both 1/4" and 3/8" drive sizes, four adapters, and sockets in all the common sizes for both metric and SAE. Extensions are included for each ratchet, ensuring that you can reach difficult-to-reach bolts to efficiently finish your automotive, construction or home DIY job. Tools are made with heat-treated alloy steel for outstanding durability and quality.
A molded case helps keep the 85-pc universal Max Axess set organized for grab-and-go use every time. Double snap-down plastic clasps and a heavy-duty plastic handle make the set easily portable with a reduced chance of accidental spills. Screwdriver bits in 20 different sizes help ensure that you can tackle any fastener without the need to rummage for additional tools. A polished finish helps fight corrosion for a set that will last for years.
- Keep everything you need for the most common fasteners in one place with the Craftsman 85-pc universal Max Access tool set
- Ideal for doing projects around your home, keeping in the car for emergencies, or using for your driveway automotive needs
- Molded plastic case keeps everything organized so you can find the tool you need at a glance, saving you time on every job
- Heavy-duty carrying handle and double snap-down clasps make this set easily portable without accidental loss or spills
- Snug fit manipulates fasteners without rounding edges or stripping out screw heads
- Heat-treated steel alloy construction produces long-lasting tools for a set you'll use for years to come
- Available for Gift Wrap
Added on May 10, 2013
Overall, others give this:
Reviewers may have received a benefit, like a sweepstakes entry or rewards program points, in exchange for writing a review.
Those benefits were not conditioned on the positive or negative content of the review.
Most Helpful Reviews
Blackwood, NJ
via sears.com
I like the fact that you don't have to look for a deep socket you can just use the different heads for the purpose you need the tool, I just wish that Craftsman still made their tools in the USA.
Urbana, OH
via sears.com
Las Vegas, NV
via sears.com
Kennewick, WA
via sears.com
I do appliance repair work so I really depend on all my tools to perform well. I have only used the set a couple times so far but I am impressed. It takes a little while to get used to versus a traditional rachet set but this design really is clever and useful.
Miami, FL
via sears.com
Excellent product I recommended it
Houston, TX
via sears.com
Double check your case content before walkout. The 1/4" ratchet missing from my sealed case, wasted my time & gas just to go back to get the replacement. This is the second time had happened to me and both time, tools are missing from a case that was locked with a zip-tie.
via sears.com
This is a sturdy put together set of tools. I have used this set on multiple projects & would recommend this to anyone
Greenville, NC
via mobile
I'm not yet decided whether these could function as my primary sockets: the ratchet isn't bad, the socket finish is not great but not bad, and the lack 1/2 drive availability except from another kit/set are things I dislike. If this is an around the house set, I'd rate it 5 for that purpose; or as a second set for 3/8's drive. I think when I encounter another head type and don't have the dedicated socket I'll be very impressed by this tool's versatility.
Dothan, AL
via mobile
I've gotten many compliments on this set at work. For the price it's a great deal. A perfect set for keeping around the house or in your car.
via sears.com
I picked up this set because it was on sale. It is my first set with the pass through design. That part is nice. It enables you to use a ratchet on something you used to have to have an open ended wrench for. The only problem that I have seen so far is that the selector switch on the ratchets is loose. It will not stay in the position you put it in and sometimes it goes beyond the endpoint. It makes it feel kind of cheap. Other than that it's a pretty good set.
- Free shipping! Orders $59 or More Offer ends 01-Nov-2014 See details.
- Spend $199 in tools from Sears and enroll in the Tool of the Month - www.sears.com/toolofthemonth Offer ends 31-Dec-2014 See details.
- Use your Sears Card and Save! Extra 5% off Tool items Sold By Sears when you use your Sears Card Offer ends 31-Dec-2014 See details.
- Online Only! Extra Savings on select tools Sold by Sears! Offer ends 06-Sep-2014 See details.


text: Funny Movies About Parenting Parenting Humor: 10 Funny Movies About Parenthood by Nicole Abbott 12/02/13 30 Reactions 63 Shares Print 9 29 23 2 0 Joke all you want! Until you actually become a parent, it's hard to grasp what parenting is really like. Being a parent is the most rewarding job you'll ever have, but it can be downright draining — so it's always important to find the humor in every day of parenthood. Capturing everything from stay-at-home dads to career-driven moms who gave it all up for baby, funny parenting movies can give everyone a good laugh. Click through and check out these 10 funny movies about parenthood. Riding in Cars With Boys (2001) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fifteen and pregnant! Riding in Cars With Boys ($7) follows 20 years in the life of Bev, a 15-year-old girl who dreams of becoming a writer in 1963. The movie starts with Bev getting pregnant at 15 and follows her through welfare, parenthood with a heroin-addicted husband, and semiadult resentment as her teenaged son takes priority over her ultimate goal of finishing college and publishing her memoir. You'll laugh. You'll cry. You'll love it. 1 / 10 Life as We Know It (2010) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Holly is an up-and-coming caterer, and Messer is a promising network sports director. It's safe to say that these two hate each other after a disastrous blind date set up by mutual friends. A car accident leaves their shared goddaughter orphaned, and these two must set their differences aside for the good of this baby. Life as We Know It ($11) is a by-the-book romantic comedy, so there are no real surprises, but it is good for a laugh. It's totally worth watching just to see Josh Duhamel without his shirt! 2 / 10 Parenthood (1989) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 The stress of being the "perfect" parent can be too much for most of us to handle. Parenthood ($10) is a laugh-out-loud look at the Buckmans, a contemporary Midwestern family, and the ups and downs that come with parenting — not to mention the inspiration for the popular NBC show. 3 / 10 Baby Boom (1987) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A sweet satire about a high-powered yuppie executive who unexpectedly becomes a mom — as the legal guardian of her deceased cousin's baby — and finds she can't successfully integrate the role into her busy career-driven life. Her boyfriend leaves her. She loses her job. But she'll stop at nothing to prove that she can have it all — on her terms! Baby Boom ($11) will pull all of your heartstrings. 4 / 10 Mr. Mom (1983) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 My, how the tables have turned! Jack and Caroline Butler are perfectly happy with their roles in life until a layoff makes Jack a stay-at-home dad while his wife returns to the workforce. Check out the '80s classic Mr. Mom ($13) and laugh out loud as Micheal Keaton, who plays Jack, learns the ins and outs of staying home with the kids. 6 / 10 Three Men and a Baby (1987) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Three Men and a Baby ($7) is the story of three New York City bachelors who find their dating and mating rituals abruptly interrupted when a baby shows up on their doorstep. She quickly becomes "Daddy's Girl" to all three men as their paternal instincts take over. 6 / 10 Yours, Mine & Ours (2005) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A widowed Coast Guard Admiral and a widow handbag designer reconnect after 30 years, fall in love, and marry — much to the dismay of her 10 and his eight children. Yours, Mine & Ours ($6) is a remake of the 1968 Lucille Ball film about two very different families coming together as one. 7 / 10 Motherhood (2009) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Raising kids is never easy — just ask Eliza, a stay-at-home mom of two living in New York City! Motherhood ($10) follows this mom as she plans a birthday party, deals with her scatter-brained husband, and tries to make the deadline for her essay for a parenting magazine — all in one day. 8 / 10 Father of the Bride (1991) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 George Banks's "little girl" has unexpectedly announced that she plans to get married — and this Father of the Bride ($10) is having a hard time letting go. Watch as this dad almost loses his marbles on the way down the aisle in this timeless classic. 9 / 10 I Don't Know How She Does It (2011) What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Based on a critically acclaimed bestseller, I Don't Know How She Does It ($18) is the story of Kate, a wife and mom of two, juggling marriage, children, and a high-stress job. Featuring Sarah Jessica Parker, Greg Kinnear, Pierce Brosnan, Olivia Munn, and Christina Hendricks, this flick was one of the most anticipated last year. 11 / 10 9 29 23 2 0 Back to Homepage Comments Read More Parenting HumorParentingMovies parenting Prepare Yourself! The 9 Women You'll Meet in Your New-Mom Group 1 hour ago 15 Instagram-Worthy Teen Bedrooms 2 hours ago 7 Things That Don't Fly in This Mom's House 16 hours ago It Costs How Much to Raise a Child?! 17 hours ago 20 Stock Photos of Kids That Missed the Mark 19 hours ago The Creative Trick to Get Your Teen Excited For Study Time 23 hours ago What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions Link Love Mom forced to stop feeding baby homemade formula — BabyCenter Blog The easiest ways to save on organic food — The Stir A look inside Fergie's second baby shower — Celebrity Baby Scoop Danielle Jonas debuts her baby bump — People Moms & Babies 7 light and fresh recipes to take you through Summer — FitPregnancy Does where you live affect your risk for PPD? — The Bump Where to find the best deals on school supplies — Real Simple Now this is how you announce a pregnancy! — HuffPost Parents


text:
- Mobile site
- E-Newsletters
- News feed
- Find us on Twitter
All the latest news and views from the St Helens Star
- Find us on Facebook
St Helens Star
Like us on Facebook
Sculthorpe honoured with MBE (From St Helens Star)
Send us news by text, start your message Star News and your send photos and videos to 80360
Latest News RSS Feed
Paul Sculthorpe honoured with MBE
1:08am Saturday 29th December 2012 in Latest News
PAUL Sculthorpe has been recognised for his rugby league career and charity work with an MBE in the New Year Honours list.
The former Saints skipper enjoyed a glittering career in the sport, twice winning the Man of Steel award.
Earlier this year the 35-year-old partnered cancer battler Steve Prescott on an epic Paris to London endurance challenge.
After the news was released this morning, Sculthorpe wrote on Twitter: "Big thanks to everyone for their congrats on the MBE...can tell u everything during my career and after has been a pleasure! #RL & #Charity"
More to follow
Comments are closed on this article.