text:
MRS TAILOR is distinguished by the filigree guide of a sewed thread. Because of its designed gracefulness, a continuous homogeneity of the typeface is developed which, owing to the thin contour, obtains a modern ease and fluency. Due to these prominent characteristic features, MRS TAILOR is suited especially for the formation of corporate designs and headlines.
The Version 1 font family is a mannered geometric linear-grotesque, hand drawn and developed by Oliver Jeschke and Oliver Mayer at Tatin Design Enterprises in Basel, Switzerland and Berlin, Germany. It was created in a three-month training and was further developed in the later stages as OpenType font.
This type is gone away from the regular tempo of design and for the individual, to decorate with it , to be used for the headline, title and/or award areas.
Mineral is a glittering writing, fractured into multiple tetragonal splinters, rectangular modules slightly spaced, like quartz and pixels. A Kapla style construction, with stencil properties – Solid version – however offers to the font a great readability. Mineral Solid has 2 stylistic titling alternatives: Border and Outline.
With special limited specimen brochure, printed with love! Get your own copy!
Specimen design by Nicolas Millot. Edited: ¶ PILCROW Print & Publishing
The shapes of BLATTWERK (german for leafage) are based on an abstract leaf. The geometrical sans serif font has several standard and decorative ligatures and will work best as a display typeface for logos, headlines and short texts. The individual letters can also be used to form symbols or patterns.
The Corporate Sans Serif Typeface with 6 weights is skilled for your typography: PRO style.
Completely revised version 1.1: contrasts, kerning, naming, screen optimization, ...
SPecial offer: 50% off until end of October!
Each font has an extended character set to provide most European languages. The typefaces include ligatures, alternate- & swash letters, smallcaps, fractions, lining-, tabular numbers, superior/inferior figures and ornaments. Carefully drawn. High readability.
Swashes-Feature! Enjoy.
To antagonize the daily type-routine in schools, the type foundry Volcano Type now offers 4 full type families to students for free in a six-months-cycle. Students can download the typefaces and work with them within their study projects and privately without any costs. Therefore a nice poster was designed by Visiotypen (Stuttgart, DE) and Peter Brugger (Istanbul, TR) which has been printed completely with special colors and which introduces the current available typefaces with a short profile. How does it work?
We visited the opening of the exibition Call for Type at the Gutenberg-Museum in Mainz (06-06-2013), our font FRAKTENDON is presented there among other very interesting typefaces. Here are some impressions of this lovely evening! Very good work of the Call for Type team, wonderful exibition! Thanks for all!
S-L is a font drawn in 2006 by Benoît Bodhuin for the University of Arts Saint-Luc de Tournai. Reminiscent of Futura, its geometrical drawing is based on the directions of the hexagon, a scrupulously followed constraint which confers on some glyphs a very particular drawing. Available in Bold and Regular.
S-L is on sale (50% off) till the end of May!
ZIGZAG Not Rounded by Benoît Bodhuin is a further development on ZIGZAG Rounded which was released in 2012.
ZIGZAG is a funny font family whose letters have four varieties each in order to multiply expressions and attract the eye by breaking the rhythm of reading.
The variations oscillate between a hand-drawn design and a geometric or imaginative drawing. Opentype's function lets you choose between different variations of each glyph and contextual variables allow to mix the styles.
ZIGZAG is on sale (50% off) till the end of March.
OSTBLOCK Simple by Viktor Nübel is a further development on OSTBLOCK Regular. OSTBLOCK is an OpenType font with 5 stylistic sets that let you easily build 3-dimensional letter-buildings. It is inspired by the apartment living blocks in the center of East Berlin built in the 60s. The regular font contains more complex letter buildings, while the simple font has simplified and plain letters in two different levels.
OSTBLOCK comes with kerning and a full Western and Central European language support, including Baltic and Turkish.
OSTBLOCK is on sale (50% off) till the end of december.


text:
Louisa County
Press Release
2 Guilty in Drugs Associated with Woman's Death
Female defendant is former correctional officer
Louisa – Louisa Commonwealth's Attorney Rusty McGuire announced the convictions of Troy Hensley and Tiffany Vawter for charges associated with the death of a twenty-four-year-old woman. Previously, Vawter served as a correctional officer. On July 10, 2012, Vawter gave Troy Hensley a ride to pick up his fentanyl prescription. He gave her fentanyl for giving him a ride. Later that night, Vawter distributed fentanyl to at least one other person. Vawter and the decedent stayed after everyone else went to bed. They fell asleep on the couch. Vawter stated she then went to another room the next morning to finish sleeping and found the victim dead later that morning. While the decedent had fentanyl in her system, she died by choking on the fentanyl patch. The patch was the same dose and type as the one prescribed to Hensley.
Hensley argued that he only gave Vawter one patch and she stole more patches from him. During a sting operation Vawter admitted giving fentanyl to one person but denied giving it to the dead woman. She offered numerous reasons as to where the lethal fentanyl could have come from and how the decedent obtained the lethal dose. At the end of the undercover recording she states she wants the cops to think the decedent went and got the fentanyl herself.
Fentanyl is one of the most lethal drugs on the market. Over 1,000 people in the United States died of fentanyl overdose in two years between 2005 and 2007. By contrast, just over eight hundred American servicemen and women died during the first eight years in Afghanistan. Fentanyl can be up to100 times more powerful than morphine. It is often prescribed as patches meant to be worn to slowly administer the drug. The drug is abused by people chewing on the patch and is incredibly lethal because the abuser obtains too much of a dose at once.
On speaking on the convicting, McGuire said "this is a tragic case and demonstrates the dangers of drugs. We have far too many deaths from illegal use of prescription drugs. We hope this case sends two messages. One, do not take prescription drugs unless prescribed by a licensed physician and two you will be held accountable when you distribute drugs."
Hensley was convicted of two counts of distribution of fentanyl and a burglary count for an unrelated matter. He is now serving four years in prison. Vawter was convicted of distribution of fentanyl and is scheduled to be sentenced on November 6, 2013. She faces up to ten years and prison.
Sign up to receive NBC29 news and weather updates in your inbox daily.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Tuesday, the Federal Emergency Management Agency is touring some of the hardest hit areas from Monday's tornado.
People in Limestone County are eligible for grants and low cost loans to help repair their property since the county has been declared a disaster area by the federal government.
That is only the case for the four counties that have been given a disaster declaration - Jefferson, Limestone, Lee and Baldwin.
"That does not mean we are not looking at all the other counties," said Bentley. "In fact, today we have FEMA Looking at Etowah County and some of the other counties and we will look at all the other counties. Now if there is damage we want to put them in and try to get assistance for everyone."
Tuesday afternoon, Gov. Bentley officially requested that Blount, DeKalb, Etowah, Mobile and Tuscaloosa Counties be added to the list.
Utility crews have been hard at work in the storm damaged area, trying to restore power. The City of Athens said Tuesday night that 200 customers remain without power.
The debris removal process will start
Wednesday in Athens.
Athens officials will close Lucas Ferry Road
between West Hobbs Street and Market Street from 8 a.m. to noon for removal of
storm debris.
Both Blue Springs Elementary and Clements High School are without power. School leaders said the schools will reopen 24 to 48 hours after power is restored to the campuses.
The school district has been grated a waiver from the state for students in Blue Springs and Clements schools to be declared exempt from state tests, which were due to begin this week. 104 students and 17 faculty from both schools are reportedly without homes.
Two people were killed in the EF-3 tornado that his the Coxey Community on April 28. A mother and son died when the storm hit Billy and Barb's Trailer Court that afternoon. The trailer park owner said 80 more residents were saved after seeking refuge in the community storm shelter.
One of the survivors of the tornado, Tammy Haddock, spoke to us the night of the storms. She said Tuesday that FEMA is telling her it could be several weeks before they can expect to see funds.
A FEMA representative toured the plot of land which used to contain her home - now reduced to a concrete slab.
"He asked a million questions; he told me in six to 10 days we'd receive the paperwork to fill out and turn back in to FEMA," Haddock said.
She said she has been shocked by the number of people tracking her down to let her know they have some of her most priceless possessions.
"A friend of mine let me know last night that they found my wedding dress," Haddock said. "I have a cousin who works at Athens Elementary; one of the teachers on the playground found a picture of my son."
Haddock does plan to rebuild. She said she'll wait on FEMA and continue to thank those that have helped her get back on her feet.
Copyright 2014 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:
Contact Us
Current Region:
North America
Your selections will be saved and used to recommend products based on your interests.
| Online
View PDF
This Solution Provider Webinar is brought to you by DIA in cooperation with NextDocs. Registration for Solution Provider Webinars are FREE! Sign up by clicking on the Register Online button.
Implementing an electronic Trial Master File (eTMF) is becoming a standard business model for the clinical industry. The benefits of moving to an eTMF have been well documented, e.g., increased TMF quality, efficiency, and access to all stakeholders. However, there are additional benefits when considering the move to an eTMF…the benefits gained from leveraging the data within the eTMF.
This FREE webinar will demonstrate how to leverage data to maximize the potential of an eTMF.
Continuing Education credit is not available for the event.
Professionals involved in:
At the conclusion of this webinar, participants should be able to:
Registration QuestionsToll Free 1.888.257.6457Phone +1.215.6100Fax +1.215.442.6199Monday-Friday 8:30AM - 8:00PM email@example.com
Click here for minimum system requirements.
Enterprise Program DirectorNextDocs, United States
Director, Business Development and Strategy, Health and Life SciencesMicrosoft, United States
Unless otherwise disclosed, the statements made by speakers represent their own opinions and not necessarily those of the organization they represent, or that of the Drug Information Association. Speakers, agenda and CE information are subject to change without notice. Recording of any DIA educational material in any type of media is prohibited without prior written consent from DIA.


text:
CARPHA Bulletin No. 9, 2009
Since the release of the last Bulletin, there have been various activities related to the establishment of CARPHA. A social marketing strategy has been prepared; a partner engagement plan has been developed; the 5th CARPHA Steering Committee meeting was held and there was a presentation on CARPHA at the Caucus of CARICOM Health Ministers.


text:
When a new Value Place extended-stay hotel opens in Apex in January, it will mark the first of what the chain hopes will become a network of properties scattered throughout the Triangle.
Though most hotel companies have hunkered down amid the credit crisis and the downturn in business travel, Value Place is pursuing an aggressive nationwide strategy that calls for 500 properties to be builtover the next five years. The company hopes to open at least six hotels in the Triangle within 10 years.
That the plans of the Wichita, Kan.-based company have not been scaled back because of the recession speaks to Value Place's no-frills business model. For about $200 a week, plus a $100 damage deposit, Value Place guests get a clean, safe place to stay and not much else.
Most of the amenities that guests now take for granted at traditional hotels, such as a coffee maker, high-speed Internet and regular cleaning service, cost extra.
The approach has proven attractive at a time when corporations are slashing travel budgets and more people find themselves in housing limbo because they have relocated but can't sell the home they left behind or simply because they are out of work.
"A lot of apartment dwellers don't want to commit to another year lease because they don't know where there job is going," said Gina McKee, Value Place's vice president of franchise development.
McKee said occupancy rates across Value Place's 160 properties have remained about 80 percent during the recession.
Occupancy levels in the entire extended-stay market were at 65 percent through the first nine months of the year, down 8.2 percent from the same period last year, according to Smith Travel Research, a Tennessee company that tracks the lodging industry.
Occupancy rates across the entire hotel industry were 56.6 percent during that time, down nearly 10 percent from the same period last year.
The first Value Place opened in 2003. The company owns 45 of its namesake properties, and the rest are owned by franchisees, including the 121-room hotel under construction in Apex at U.S. 1 and N.C. 55.
Carter Rise, a franchisee in Richmond, Va., who hopes to start construction on a Value Place on Capital Boulevard in Raleigh early next year, said the hotels fit the current economic environment.
"You get basic, ultra-clean, very safe lodging in a comfortable but not ostentatious room with minimal amenities," he said.
Value Place competes with other moderately priced extended-stay brands, such as Extended Stay America, Candle wood Suites and TownPlace Suites. Value Place's founder, Jack DeBoer, also founded the Residence Inn, Summerfield Suites and Candle wood extended-stay brands before selling them.
Although other chains have made some services optional, Value Place has decoupled just about everything from the cost of the room.
Linen service is $1 a day. High-speed Internet is $10 a week. Rooms are cleaned every other week unless guests pay $25 for weekly service. Kitchens come without dining and cooking utensils or a coffee maker. Value Place offers those items for sale to guests, who must pay for a minimum of a one-week stay.
The average length of stay is three months.
McKee said the Triangle market is attractive because of the large number of business travelers coming for extended visits and because so many people are moving into the area.
There are 33 extended-stay hotels with 3,782 rooms in the Triangle, according to Lodging Econometrics, a New Hampshire firm that tracks hotel development. J.P. Ford, a senior vice president with Lodging Econometrics, said nine hotels and 1,056rooms are on the drawing board.
Ford said economy brands such as Value Place have been grabbing an increasing share of the business traveler market of late.
"A lot of companies just don't have the travel budgets that they did during better economic times," he said.
Ford said these days it is also easier to get financing for a new Value Place, which costs from $3.5 million to $7.3 million to build, than a pricier hotel project.
Value Place charges a franchise fee of $49,600.
Still, Value Place's strategy of growing through franchisees will depend heavily on the lending markets improving.
Rise has property under contract at Capital Boulevard and Thornton Road but is still trying to nail down financing.
A franchisee who was building a Value Place in Garner ran into financial trouble and was foreclosed upon. McKee said the company is looking for another franchisee to take over the project.
firstname.lastname@example.com or 919-829-4548


text:
The Alabama Crimson Tide: a team famous for its passing. That's not true, though early on against the Auburn Tigers, Bama has gone deep twice with great success both times. If they could avoid handing the ball to Auburn in the end zone, though, they'd be doing just fine.
Click here for Iron Bowl score updates and conversation.
A.J. McCarron now has touchdowns of 41 and 35 yards, but a McCarron strip-sack fumble that bounded into the end zone has made it 14-7 Tide in the first quarter.
That was about all the offense Auburn has managed so far -- they have only 33 otherwise, reaching midfield before pooch punting on their best effort. Then again, the shoddy field position Bama was stuck with led to that Auburn touchdown.
For more on this game, visit Alabama blog Roll Bama Roll and Auburn blog Track 'Em Tigers, plus SEC blog Team Speed Kills.


text:
Contract negotiations and legal issues
New & Notable
Looking for something else?
Contract negotiations and legal issues News
August 15, 2014
How to develop a clear cloud contract with your provider
Crafting a specific, clearly defined cloud contract with your provider is crucial to staving off security problems and SLA breaches. In this tweet jam recap, participants shared tips on how to best communicate needs to cloud providers.
November 14, 2012
As cloud's use expands, cloud SLAs more important than ever
The growing use of cloud technology doesn't dilute the importance of SLAs. IT leaders and analysts assert they may be more important than ever.
December 20, 2011
Proposed limits to overtime pay for IT workers could hamstring CIOs
A new bill limiting overtime pay for IT workers has provoked vehement opposition from rank-and-file IT workers -- and could pose problems for CIOs.
November 14, 2011
What CIOs don't know about vendor relationship management can hurt
CIOs are adept at managing vendor contracts. What they tend to have trouble with is vendor relationship management. Find out why.
Contract negotiations and legal issues Get Started
Bring yourself up to speed with our introductory content
software license
A software license is a document that provides legally binding guidelines on the use and distribution of software. Continue Reading
Sunsetting, in a business context, is intentionally and gradually phasing something out. The term is often used in reference to brands, partnerships, agreements, business policies and hardware and software products, among other possibilities. Continue Reading
stacked ranking
Stacked ranking is an employee evaluation method that slots a certain percentage of employees into each of several levels of performance. Because the ranking is inherently somewhat arbitrary, the model is also sometimes referred to as a forced ... Continue Reading
Evaluate Contract negotiations and legal issues Vendors & Products
Weigh the pros and cons of technologies, products and projects you are considering.
IT service provider management quiz for CIOs
Is your IT service provider management strategy sufficient to tackle the cloud, SaaS and other vendor-dependent technologies? Review our recent CIO coverage and take our quiz to find out. Continue Reading
Cloud governance: Balancing the risks and rewards
Cloud governance requires a savvy touch. Find out how to balance the rewards and risks of ad hoc cloud purchases. Continue Reading
CIOs find alternative funds for startup growth in vendor financing
Midmarket companies are feeling the soft economy when acquiring growth capital, and vendor financing is ready to step in. Are you ready to put others' money where your mouth is? Continue Reading
Manage Contract negotiations and legal issues
Learn to apply best practices and optimize your operations.
Three reasons tech budgets remain firmly within CIO control
Forrester's Andy Bartels spells out the reasons CIOs remain central to tech budgets, starting with the reality that CMOs don't want to go it alone. Continue Reading
Andrew Bartels
Andrew Bartels is a principal analyst serving CIOs at Forrester Research. He focuses on the long-term business impact of information technology. Continue Reading
Incentive-based pricing models for your next IT outsourcing contract
Looking to add oomph to your standard IT outsourcing contract? Here are three incentive-based pricing models that might help. Continue Reading
Problem Solve Contract negotiations and legal issues Issues
We've gathered up expert advice and tips from professionals like you so that the answers you need are always available.
Eliminating change management process chokeholds
Learn which aspects of the change management process cause bottlenecks, as well as ways to get around them. Continue Reading
Got project management woes? Check out these RFP examples
Great CIOs live and die by the request for proposal (RFP), but sometimes knowing where to begin is a nightmare. We've gathered some RFP examples to start your project fast. Continue Reading
How to preserve your relationship with an outsourcing partner
When an outsourcing partner messes up your agreed services, what's the next step? Expert Jonathan Hassell offers advice about keeping the ship afloat. Continue Reading


text:
The Indian Solar Summit has been postponed until April 2014. We apologise for the inconvenience caused.
The postponement will enable us to run a much bigger and more international event which we and our partners feel will be a significant benefit for all of our sponsors, exhibitors and delegates.
We will also be taking this opportunity to implement some major changes.
The event will be rebranded as Solar Energy India, allowing us to broaden the scope and move into new areas such as solar thermal energy, energy storage, and smart grids.
It will also be expanded to three days, instead of two.
As a result, the new Solar Energy India 2014 will take place over 3 days – 8th – 10th April 2014.
The venue remains unchanged - the Mahatma Mandir Convention Centre, Gandhinagar, Gujarat, with the Government of Gujarat remaining our Strategic Partner.
A new website will be coming soon with full details.


text:
Recently added item(s)
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Be the first to review this product
Availability: In stock
Black & Orange Jordan Almonds Elegant mix of colors! Candy coated fresh almonds traditionally used for weddings or other special occasions alike. The bittersweet taste of fresh almonds represents life; the sweetness of the candy coating symbolizes the hope for a life more sweet than bitter. There are approximately 100 pieces per pound. Bag contains 5 lb. of Black & Orange Jordan Almonds Check out other beautiful colors of Jordan Almonds!Made in the USA. Wholesale! Save Big! Get More for Less!
Email to a Friend
Use spaces to separate tags. Use single quotes (') for phrases.


text:
The second bout of the pay-per-view card of UFC 132: Cruz vs. Faber 2 is Tito Ortiz vs. Ryan Bader. This is a light heavyweight bout, meaning 205 pounds. Should Ortiz lose, this is his last bout in the UFC. The referee in charge of the action is Mario Yamasaki.
Follow me on Twitter: @MMANation
ROUND 1 - Both fighters standing orthodox. Bader misses with an uppercut, but neither has landed anything significant. Inside leg kick for Ortiz. Crowd chanting Tito. Ortiz nails Bader with a right hand, followed up and pulled an arm-in guilltoine. Bader attempted to hold on, but couldn't last. Ortiz gets the tap and a new lease on his career. An utterly amazing moment.
According to the USA Today/SB Nation rankings, Ortiz just beat the number seven ranked fighter in the light heavyweight division.
UFC 132 results: Tito Ortiz defeats Ryan Bader by submission (guillotine choke) at 1:56 of round 1.


text:
BrainStrong Adult – FAQs
Why should adults take BrainStrong?
BrainStrong Adult is clinically shown to improve memory.† If taken as directed, it can help protect your brain against normal cognitive decline associated with aging as well as enhance mental clarity.*
How much DHA do I need? What happens if my intake of life'sDHA™ exceeds the recommended amount?
The U.S. Institute of Medicine recommends that adults take up to 160 mg DHA+EPA daily for general health. Taking more than the recommended amount should not be harmful. Numerous studies on safety and efficacy of DHA, specifically at doses ranging from 26-5900 mg, have shown no adverse effects.
Does taking any DHA supplement help memory improvement as we age?
BrainStrong is powered by life'sDHA™, the only source of DHA clinically shown to improve memory in adults over 55.†
†A recent clinical study showed that adults over 55 with a mild memory complaint, who took 900mg/day of life'sDHA™ for 6 months, improved their short-term memory.
Is it really necessary to take 3 capsules of BrainStrong Adult daily?
The U.S. Institute of Medicine recommends that adults take up to 160 mg DHA+EPA daily for general health. However, a recent clinical study study has shown that to improve memory in adults over 55, an amount of 900mg/d (300mg per softgel) is recommended*.
Is there a best time to take BrainStrong Adult?
There is no specific time of day when it is best to take BrainStrong Adult. It does not need to be taken with food.


text:
Game One
After six and a half innings of scoreless softball, Augustana's Caitlin Nichol hit a walk-off two-run home run to lift the 22nd-ranked Vikings (4-0) past Montana State University Billings (1-2) at the Desert Stinger. MSU Billings is the host of the tournament in Las Vegas, Nev.
Augustana finished the game with five hits to eight for the Yellowjackets but the Vikings got a clutch one-out home run in the bottom of the seventh inning. Nichol finished the game going 2 for 4 at the plate, including the home run. Mackenzie Alstott had the rest of Augustana's hits going 3 for 3 with three singles.
MSU-Billings pitcher Jessyka MacDonald kept Augustana's bats quiet for six innings, striking out nine batters.
Abby Chandler got the rally started in the seventh getting hit by a pitch with one out before moving up to second base on a wild pitch. Nichol then stepped to the plate and pulled a two-run shot to right field to give the Vikings their fourth straight win.
Jenelle Trautmann came in to pitch the final two innings for Augustana and earned her third win of the season finishing with a strikeout while giving up two hits. Carley Pickett started the game and gave up six hits in five innings while striking out three batters and walking just one.
The Vikings left seven runners on base in the game, leaving the bases loaded in the sixth and two on in the bottom of the third. Montana State Billings only got one runner past second base, which came with two outs in the top of the second inning.
Game Two
No. 22 Augustana took a 2-1 lead in the bottom of the third inning but the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs scored three runs in the top of the seventh to earn a 4-3 win over the Vikings. The loss marks the first of the season for Augustana, as they finished the Desert Stinger 4-1, including a win over top-ranked and defending national champion Central Oklahoma on Saturday.
The Vikings held to a 2-1 lead heading into the final inning tonight, but the Mountain Lions scored three runs on four hits in the top of the seventh to take a 4-2 lead heading into the bottom half of the inning. Augustana looked to make another comeback getting runners on second and third after Abby Chandler led off the inning with a walk and Caitlin Nichol singled.
Before Nichol's single, Chandler moved to third on a wild pitch and then Nichol stole third to put runners on second and third with nobody out. Mackenzie Alstott then grounded into a fielder's choice as Chandler was thrown out at the plate on the play and Alstott got thrown out trying to reach second. Nichol came in to score to make it 4-3 on a wild pitch but a Jenelle Trautmann grounded out to second to end the game.
Augustana finished the game with six hits but also struck out seven times on the night. Lindsay Spanton had a big day at the plate for the Vikings finishing 2 for 3 with a triple, a double and two RBI. Sarah Kennedy was 2 for 2 with a double and a single and two walks. She also scored two runs for Augustana.
Trautmann (3-1) suffered her first loss of the season in the circle after tossing all seven innings giving up four runs on nine hits while matching her season-high with eight strikeouts. Nichol finished the game 2 for 4 while scoring two runs.
UCCS took an early lead plating a run on a wild pitch in the top of the first inning to take a 1-0 lead.
The Vikings answered in the bottom of the third inning to take a 2-1 lead after Spanton delivered a two-RBI triple down the right field line to give Augustana its only lead of the game.
Augustana and UCCS combined for just three hits over the next three innings as both pitchers took control of the game. With the Vikings holding a 2-1 lead and needing just three outs to start the season 5-0, Colorado Springs scored three runs on four hits and two Augustana errors in the top of the seventh inning to go in front 4-2.
The Vikings had a chance to tie or take the lead in the home half of the inning but were only able to get one run across in the inning coming up just short.
Weekend notes
Augustana starts the 2014 season winning four of its first five games, including a win over the No. 1 ranked team in the country and defending national champion Central Oklahoma on Saturday.
Alstott and Spanton each hit .500 on the weekend for the Vikings.
Alstott had three stolen bases this weekend.
Spanton had three doubles, a triple and a home run for a 1.300 slugging percentage on the weekend.
Trautmann had five hits on the weekend, including a home run while driving in six runs.
Erin Kempf batted .400 on the weekend with four hits, including three doubles while driving in five runs.
Augustana pounded out 43 hits and scored 31 runs in five games.
Augustana was 6 for 6 on stolen base attempts as a team.
Up next
Augustana will have a week off before competing in the Huskydome Classic in St. Cloud, Minn. Feb. 21-23. The Vikings open the weekend with Nebraska-Kearney at 3 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 21.
Courtesy: Tim Evans, Sports Information Director, Augustana College


text:
Posts tagged 'greco di tufo'
Mastroberardino – Top 100
Today, I am beginning my posts on the Top 100 wine estates of Italy. I like to mix things up a bit, so instead of starting with a producer from Piemonte or Toscana, let's commence with a great producer from Campania – Mastroberardino.
Mastroberardino is arguably the most classical wine estate in Campania; the family certainly represents everything that is good about the tradition of this land. Long-time growers in the province of Avellino, some thirty miles east of Napoli and the sea, the family established its winery in the town of Atripalda in 1878. Back in the 1940s, Antonio Mastroberardino and his father worked tirelessly to save indigenous varieties such as Greco, Fiano and Aglianico from extinction, as post World War ll vineyards in this area (and much of Italy) were in poor condition. It is not a stretch to say that thanks to the efforts of the Mastroberardino family at that time, we can enjoy wines made from these varieties today.
Piero Mastroberadino, son of Antonio, currently manages the company and has brought about changes that have updated the winery, bringing it into the 21st century, as per modern equipment in the cellars. He has also put a great deal of time and money into research of new clones of Greco, Fiano, Coda di Volpe and Aglianico and has assembled a first-rate team of employees on the viticultural as well as production side of the business.
All of these changes however have been undertaken to preserve the mission of his father in producing the finest examples of Campanian wines from indigenous varieties while maintaning tradition. "When you are in the position as the leader of a family business, you have to take the values and regive the values, possibly to a higher level. This is not my decision, this is about cultural and social values," Piero Mastroberardino comments.
The best wines of Mastroberardino include:
- Greco di Tufo "Nova Serra"
- Fiano di Avellino "Radici"
- Fiano di Avellino "More Maiorum"
- Falanghina "Morabianca"
- Taurasi "Radici"
- Taurasi "Naturalis Historia"
- Villa dei Misteri
Of all the wines produced by Mastroberardino, the Taurasi "Radici" is their most acclaimed bottling. Produced today entirely from Aglianico, this is a long-lived, deeply concentrated red that offers expressive notes of black cherry and bitter chocolate. Bottlings from the 1960s are still drinking beautifully (especially the 1968) and examples from the finest recent vintages, such as 1999, 2001 and 2004 should drink well for another 15-20 years.
The term radici is used for this most famous bottling of Taurasi (as well as for a selection of Fiano di Avellino). This is quite fitting, given the family's respect of tradition, as the word radici in Italian means "roots." As Piero Mastroberardino says, "the people here work in the continuity, the roots and the history of this terroir." Thanks to Piero and his family for staying the course!
Text and photos ©Tom Hyland. Use of this text or images is forbidden unless permission is granted by the author.
White Wines of Campania – Greco and Fiano
When you think of Italian white wines, such offerings as Soave and Pinot Grigio may come immediately to mind, while such specialties as Ribolla Gialla from Friuli, Gewurztraminer from Alto Adige or Vermentino from Sardinia are among the most distinct of all of the country's whites. Yet few people talk much about the white wines of Campania, which for me are not only some of the best in the country, but also represent an excellent price/quality ratio.
In this post, I will deal with wines made from Greco and Fiano. In the next post, I will discuss other whites wines from Campania, including Falanghina as well as the wines from the Amalfi Coast and other areas of this lovely region.
Greco di Tufo / Fiano di Avellino
The two most heralded white wines of Campania are from the inland province of Avellino, some 30 miles east of Napoli. The wines are Greco di Tufo and Fiano di Avellino, both DOCG. Greco is named for the Greeks colonists, who first planted these vines in this area some 2000 years ago. Greco di Tufo – or Greco made from the Tufo area – offers flavors of lemon and pear, generally with a note of almond and minerality in the finish. Most bottlings are fermented and aged in stainless steel, so as not to obscure the wonderful aromatics of the wine. Most examples drink well at 2-5 years after the vintage, depending on the producer and given year.
Fiano di Avellino – made from the Fiano grape in the Avellino province – tends to offer a bit more body than Greco di Tufo. The aromas generally are of pear and orange blossom with a note of honey. These wines are also given stainless steel treatment by most producers; most age well for 3-7 years after the vintage.
The best producers of Greco di Tufo and Fiano di Avellino include:
- Feudi di San Gregorio
- Mastroberardino
- Terredora
- Antonio Caggiano
- Villa Raiano
- Macchialupa
- Vinosia
A few producers will release both a regular and special bottling of Greco di Tufo and Fiano di Avellino. The special bottling may be a selection of the finest grapes or it may be a single vineyard offering. These wines offer more complex aromas, are richer on the palate and tend to age longer periods of time than a regular offering. Examples of these special bottlings include:
- "Nova Serra" Greco di Tufo from Mastroberardino
- "Cutizzi" Greco di Tufo from Feudi di San Gregorio
- "Loggia della Serra" Greco di Tufo from Terredora
- "Radici" Fiano di Avellino from Mastroberardino
- "Pietracalda" Fiano di Avellino from Feudi di San Gregorio
- "Terre di Dora" Fiano di Avellino from Terredora
- "Vigna della Congregazione" Fiano di Avellino from Villa Diamante
A few producers offer a special blend of Greco and Fiano; the most famous include "Campanaro" from Feudi di San Gregorio and "Doceassaje" from Vinosia.
There are other bottlings of Greco and Fiano from outside the province of Avellino. The best are the wines made from Fiano by Luigi Maffini, a producer in the Salrno province, south of Napoli. He produces three versions of Fiano: a stainless steel bottling called "Kratos", a barrique-aged version named "Pietraincatenata" and a wonderful dessert offering made in a Passito style, where the grapes are dried naturally for several months. There are numerous producers of Fiano Passito; to my tastes, the Luigi Maffini version with its flavors of pineapple, apricot and dried honey backed by great fruit persistence, cleansing acidity and delicate sweetness, is among the finest dessert wines produced today in all of Italy.
I mentioned the price/quality ratio earlier; most versions of Greco di Tufo and Fiano di Avellino can be found in the $20-$25 price range on American retail shelves; the special bottlings may be in the $30 price range or a few dollars higher. Compared to some of the finest white blends of Friuli, for example, these represent fine values.


text:
Oceania Cruises offers several "Signature Sailings," which include voyages exploring culinary, wine, music, health & wellness themes.
Oceania Cruises is renowned for offering an exceptional experience at an incredible value. Book early & save on our most popular itineraries.
There's still time! Take advantage of our limited availability offers, including our 2014 Winter voyages to the Caribbean and South Pacific.
Our ships cater to just 684 pampered guests on Regatta, Nautica and Insignia, and 1,250 privileged guests on Marina and Riviera.
As you travel from one destination to the next, you'll dine on the finest cuisine at sea, spend serene days filled with enriching entertainment and retire each evening to your richly appointed suite or stateroom.
Offering more than ever with no compromise in quality.
Oceania Cruises pioneered extensive overnight stays and late evening departures allowing guests to truly experience each destination to it's fullest.
Save up to 40% off à la carte prices when you purchase the Your World Collection or Unlimited Passport Collection value packages.
For even more in-depth exploration and discovery, we have created a special collection of extended land programs that is without equal.
Oceania Cruises painstakingly selects each world-class hotel for its superb location, ambiance, standards of service, cuisine and amenities.
Presented by Mary Hart
Our experts provide turn-key services that will help you select your perfect cruise, customize your air schedule, reserve pre- and post-land programs and help you plan your onboard experience.
Sign in or register for My Oceania.
From the "finest cuisine at sea" to port-intensive itineraries, our points of distinction are what makes us the best value in upscale cruising.
Being a member of the Oceania Cruises family allows you to enjoy the most generous rewards in premium cruising.
Announcing New & Exciting Rewards
Our valued past guests will enjoy exclusive events, special shore excursions and additional surprises.
Socialize with guests, comment on your favorite stories, posts, images and videos!
If you are already booked with us, please sign in to view and manage your current cruise reservation.
Receive maximum pre-cruise savings by purchasing shore excursions online as early as 180 days and up until 72 hours prior to your sail date.
Discover the hotels and land programs available on your voyage, purchase beverage packages and make your dining reservations.
Visit the Before You Go section to complete your guest registration, request air deviations and learn about insurance, visas and more.
Home > Find a Cruise > Alaska > Alaskan Grandeur > Excursions > Ketchikan > The Bering Sea - Crab Fisherman's Tour
May we help you
À La Carte Excursions | General Information
Add To Plan
Join the Captain and decades-seasoned Bering Sea fishermen for an extraordinary journey of discovery on the Aleutian Ballad, a storied crab boat seen on Season 2 of the Discovery Channel series "Deadliest Catch". You'll set out in the calm, protected waters of coastal Ketchikan and relax in the Ballad's heated and sheltered outdoor amphitheater as we explore the incredible scenery of southeast Alaska. On the deck below you, a skilled fishing crew will haul up crab pots and long lines from the depths, revealing all manner of sea life including king crab, shark, octopus, prawns, and rock fish, just to name a few. The catch is then placed into an on-deck aquarium for you to view and even interact with, if you so desire. Entwined throughout the entire tour are the stories of the men who have spent their lives working on the sea. Common tour sights on the other side of the rail include bald eagles, seals, otters, sea lions, whales, and Native Alaskan fishermen working the scenic coastline.
Please note: Guests must be at least 5 years of age. We recommend you dress warmly and in layers..
This tour may not always be exclusive to Oceania guests.
NOTICE: All Oceania Cruises shore excursion fares are listed per person, and are subject to change and availability. Some tours are capacity controlled and may be withdrawn at any time without prior notice. Tour departure times are subject to change so please reference your actual tour ticket for the correct departure time. Minor children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a an adult parent or guardian on all shore excursions. While Oceania Cruises makes every effort to adhere to the specifics mentioned in each shore excursion description, circumstances may require otherwise. All shore excursion information contained on this website is subject to change without notice at Oceania Cruises' discretion. Oceania Cruises is not responsible or liable for typographical error, omissions or misprints.
*Click here to view complete terms and conditions associated with this special offer.
Click to enlarge map
Book Cruise
Send to a friend
Register for email updates
Click here to register for special offers and itinerary updates.
Cruise Plan
©2014 Oceania Cruises, Inc. Ships' Registry: Marshall Islands. All Rights Reserved.


text:
She shares renovation and design trends and tips on her Patch blog, The Sharper Home.
Many interesting people blog on Patch and we want to introduce you to some of them. Each week we will highlight a new Patch blogger.
Today, Golden answers our questions.
Where did you grow up?
I grew up here in southeast Michigan.
What are your hobbies?
I love to cook, canoe, read and volunteer.
Favorite book?
I couldn't pick just one favorite - I am a fan of Richard Price, Kurt Vonnegut, Faulkner and for fun, Stephen King.
Favorite movie?
Again - just one? I love Breakfast at Tiffany's - Audrey Hepburn is my favorite actress.
How did you get involved in interior design?
I have always had an eye for design, but I got the professional opportunity when I joined my husband's building company in 2010.
What's the biggest design mistake people make with their homes?
Choosing trendiness over functionality.
What's your best piece of design advice?
Think carefully about how you use the space or want to use the space, and make selections that accommodate that- it's great to have a vision, but be flexible with it and have fun.
You can follow her blog on Patch.
Get Started blogging on Patch:
- Click the "home" tab above. The click "Start your own blog" on bottom left of the page.
- Upload a photo to illustrate your blog that you own or have permission to use. You can also just use a Patch logo offered on the page.
- Hit "Create your blog"
- Write your first post
- Share something and it will appear on the home page.
- Find your blog in the "Your Blogs" menu next to your Profile
Questions? Contact Patch Community Editor Jason Alexander at firstname.lastname@example.com or 810-488-1353.


text:
OSLO - It is just a matter of time before the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad falls because its use of massive force is mobilizing insurgents, General Robert Mood, the former head of the UN monitoring mission in Syria, said on Friday.
"In my opinion it is only a matter of time before a regime that is using such heavy military power and disproportional violence against the civilian population is going to fall," the Norwegian general, who left Damascus on July 19, told Reuters.
"Every time there are 15 people killed in a village, 500 additional sympathizers are mobilized, roughly 100 of whom are fighters," Mood said.
However, the authoritarian Syrian leader is probably secure in the short term because he has the military capability to hold off the rebels and his eventual fall could be months or even years away, Mood said.
"In the short term it may very well be possible for him to (hold on), because the military capabilities of the Syrian army are much much stronger than those of the opposition," Mood said.
"The minute you see larger military formations leaving the ranks of the government to join the opposition, then that is when it starts accelerating ... This could last for months or even years," he said.
Mood left Syria after his 90-day mission expired - the mandate was renewed on July 20 for 30 days - and has been replaced by Lieutenant General Babacar Gaye, who has already taken up his post in Damascus.
Mood, who commanded a 400-strong mission, was unable to stop the escalating violence and said organized groups with artillery, mortars and mechanized formations were responsible for some of the violence in Syrian villages.
Meanwhile, International mediator Kofi Annan is still trying to forge a political solution to the Syria crisis despite being made a scapegoat for the failure of the two sides to agree, a source close to the mediation effort said on Friday.
Annan and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon were meeting in London on Friday to discuss the future of mediation efforts and the UN observer mission, and the Syria "Action Group" may meet again soon, but not at ministerial level, the source said.
The source described the latest veto of a UN Security Council resolution on Syria as "a trainwreck", but said it was encouraging to see opposition figures coming together, although they needed to "hurry up" to form a cohesive group.
On the ground in Syria, the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) is evacuating some expatriate aid workers due to the deteriorating security situation, moving them temporarily to Beirut, a spokesman said on Friday.
"An unstable and deteriorating situation in several parts of the country has led the ICRC to temporarily relocate some of its staff outside of Syria," ICRC spokesman Hicham Hassan told Reuters in Geneva. "A core team of expatriates and nationals will continue working in Damascus."
The Syrian Arab Red Crescent has suspended some of its aid operations in the city of Aleppo, mainly the deployment of ambulances and first aid work by volunteers, he added.


text:
EOS Rebel T3i EF-S 18-135mm IS Lens Kit
Digital SLR Camera
Average Customer Rating:
4.5 of 5
18.0 Megapixel CMOS (APS-C) sensor and DIGIC 4 Image Processor for high image quality and speed.
ISO 100 - 6400 (expandable to 12800) for shooting from bright to dim light.
Improved EOS Full HD Movie mode with manual exposure control, expanded recording [1920 x 1080 Full HD video at frame rates of 30 (29.97), 24 (23.976) and 25.0 frames per second] with new Movie Digital zoom and Video Snapshot features for enhanced movie shooting options.
Vari-angle 3.0-inch Clear View LCD monitor (3:2) for shooting at high or low angles and 1,040,000-dot VGA with reflection reduction using multi coating and high-transparency materials for bright and clear viewing.
CANON iMAGE GATEWAY Qualified Product
You Pay:
You Save:
On Backorder
Add to Wish List


text:
Rarely do candidates stand behind a podium without amending or overriding their personal beliefs in return for generating applause. You would hardly hear, for example, of a
Candidates do not bring fresh principals to the table, but instead shape their views based on what national and local polls tell them matters to the voting public. And what matters is largely manipulated by the media and the state. Their combined scare tactics convinced most Americans of outright falsehoods, such as Saddam's ties to 9/11, his stockpiles of WMDs, the "liberation" of women in
In a healthy democracy, the media is expected to represent the interests of the people — all the people, while the government serves as a conduit to carry and defend these interests without violating the constitution. But in the age of evangelical fanatics, lobby groups, international corporations and lucrative
Indeed, maintaining the image of a democracy while violating its genuine principles has consumed the efforts of successive
Democrats are also bound by the rules of the game. They need the money, media coverage and lobbyists. Currently there are 35,000 registered federal lobbyists representing all sorts of special interests, including foreign powers such as
Barack Obama, who does indeed have little experience of understanding how the system works still possesses a talent for pleasing the crowd. Thus his initial assertion that lobbyists "won't work in my White House". Then, possibly after being told by his campaign managers that special interests are more influential than the rest of the country, he tweaked his vow slightly whereby lobbyists "are not going to dominate my White House." Although his pledge changed its substance almost entirely, he was able to receive victory in
For now, analysts can extract temporary comfort from the prevailing interpretation of the
Rev Stan Moody of the Christian Policy Institute, writes, "Huckabee is a Rapturist" in reference to the mid-19th Century interpretation of biblical text which culminated in 1909 as the Scofield Desk Reference Bible. This envisions — and not metaphorically — a Greater Israel as a precondition to the return of Christ, who, with the true Christians, will defeat Satanic forces, convert 144,000 Jews and exterminate the rest. It has no Harry Potter twists, but it puts
In her article, which appeared in The Jerusalem Post on 3 January, Hilary Leila Krieger reported from
According to the same article, "Huckabee has drawn on his experience in the
With the notable exceptions of Republican Ron Paul and Democrat Dennis Kucinich, most visible presidential candidates were eager to compromise the interest of their country to guarantee that of
While supporting Israel, right or wrong, is business as usual for US politicians, Huckabee's advent — described as the "second coming" of Ronald Reagan by a producer at an Iowa TV station, is the truly alarming trend. He cannot simply be dismissed as a lunatic Armageddonist who thinks that he can win an election; he actually captured the Republican endorsement in
Huckabee knows well how to carry the momentum to the next destination — he needs to keep up the religious fervour, as narrow-minded and irrational as it may be. We are told that this is what voters are expecting. To win, like a good filmmaker, Huckabee must deliver.
Life can indeed resemble the movies, but in the case of US elections the movie has become so familiar and predictable that it's no longer even entertaining.
-Ramzy Baroud (www.ramzybaroud.net) is an author and editor of PalestineChronicle.com. His work has been published in many newspapers and journals worldwide. His latest book is The Second Palestinian Intifada: A Chronicle of a People's Struggle (Pluto Press,


text:
A young South Georgia man is in custody after allegedly stealing an ambulance and leading police on a high speed chase that ended in a crash last Saturday, Nov 23.
18 year-old Joseph Michael Allen is facing a total of 12 charges including Fleeing or Attempting to Elude a Police Officer for a Felony Offense, Driving Under the Influence of Alcohol, and Drinking Under the Age of 21.
The suspect was treated for injuries he sustained in the crash. He had been at large since he checked out of Tallahassee Memorial Hospital last weekend.
The ambulance was stolen from a private transport service in Lakeland, Ga.
Allen was taken into custody by the Berrien County Sheriff's Department on Nov. 29, and is currently being held at the Berrien County jail on a $4,060 bond, according to the Berrien County Sheriff's report.
Copyright 2013 WTVM via WALB. All rights reserved.
3933 Washington Road
Augusta, GA 30907
(706) 650-5400
FCC Public File
(706) 650-5400
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
The Boston College Eagles men's hockey team heads back to Lawler Arena to take on the Merrimack Warriors in a matchup of top 4 teams in Hockey East.
The Boston College men's hockey team, fresh off a fourth straight Beanpot title, is back in action tonight in Andover to take on the 19th ranked Merrimack Warriors. Game is at 7:30 PM. Game audio...
The top-ranked Boston College Eagles men's ice hockey team is back in action on Friday night as they host the Merrimack Warriors.
After notching their second straight four-point weekend, the Boston College Eagles men's hockey team retains the top spot in this week's USCHO.com poll. Eagles goaltender Parker Milner also earned...
Boston College Eagles Hockey at Merrimack Warriors Game Preview
Previewing Friday night's Hockey East game between the Boston College Eagles and the Merrimack Warriors, as head coach Jerry York seeks his 900th career victory.
Previewing Sunday's Hockey East battle between two top 10 programs as the No. 6/7 Merrimack Warriors visit the No. 4/4 Boston College Eagles at Kelley Rink, Conte Forum.
As part of the new SB Nation launch, prior users will need to choose a permanent username, along with a new password.
Your username will be used to login to SB Nation going forward.
Please login to your Vox Media account. This account will be linked to your previously existing Eater account.
As part of the new SB Nation launch, prior MT authors will need to choose a new username and password.
Your username will be used to login to SB Nation going forward.
We'll email you a reset link.
If you signed up using a 3rd party account like Facebook or Twitter, please login with it instead.
You must be a member of BC Interruption to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at BC Interruption. You should read them.
You must be a member of BC Interruption to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at BC Interruption. You should read them.
Choose an available username to complete sign up.
In order to provide our users with a better overall experience, we ask for more information from Facebook when using it to login so that we can learn more about our audience and provide you with the best possible experience. We do not store specific user data and the sharing of it is not required to login with Facebook.


text:
Expired Property Listing
This property is disabled.
A Sanctuary In the Center of it All! in Hillcrest
- bedrooms 3
- baths 3
- sleeps 6
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Townhome
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,500 - $ 2,500 / week
$ 6,000 - $ 8,500 / month
vacation rental description
Location! Location! Location! With stunning panoramic views of the bay this property is perfect for those searching for an ideal vacation in San Diego. Only five to ten minutes from the Gaslamp, Balboa Park, Sea World, Seaport Village, San Diego Zoo, Hillcrest, Point Loma, Ocean Beach, Coronado, La Jolla, and the airport; this home will be an ideal base for those looking to explore all that San Diego has to offer. After a long day of activities, this house will be your very own private sanctuary. Relax in the master tub or watch a movie on the projector while you cozy up next to the fireplace in the family room. In the summer months you can enjoy the BBQ and various al-fresco dining options available on the homes many large, tropically landscaped patios and balconies that overlook the ocean, downtown skyline, and harbor. This modernized traditional home has everything to offer from a chef's kitchen to rainfall shower heads, allowing you to enjoy a luxurious home life away from home. The perfect vacation starts here!
townhome rental amenities
- Master-chef's Kitchen with stainless steal appliances.
- Dining Room
- Large Living Room w/ Fireplace
- Wraparound Balconies with extensive views of San Diego
- 1 bedroom w/ full bathroom on first floor
- 1 bedroom w/ full bathroom on second floor with pullout couch
- Master Suite on second floor
- all bedrooms and living room include flat screen TV's
- outdoor dining
- Built in Proffesional Grade BBQ
- Lush Colorful Garden's offering fresh herbs and fruits
- Safe gated property with private carport and garage
- pets welcome!
activities and attractions in Hillcrest San Diego Area
- Historic Gaslamp District
- Downtown
- Petco Park
- Balboa Park
- Old Town
- SeaWorld
- San Diego Zoo
- Coronado
- Seaport Village
- La Jolla
- Little Italy
- Hillcrest
- Great Dining Options
- Many beautiful SoCal beaches
- And so much more...
vacation rental rates
nightly $300 to $400 (weekends and holidays)
weekly $1,500 to $2,500
montly $6,000 to $8,500
Additional Fees:
Deposit $1,000
Cleaning Fee $250
Pet Fee $100


text:
Posted on Thursday, March 31st, 2011 at 10:35 pm and is filed under .
Subscribe to comments via RSS 2.0.
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
You must be logged in to post a comment.
Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.
Join 1 other subscriber
Powered by WordPress using the F8 Lite Themesubscribe to posts or subscribe to commentsAll content (CC) [BY-NC-ND] by Max DouglasLog in


text:
Soup of the Day bowl 5
Zucchini, Corn, & Herb Fritters -creamy mustard, pepper jelly 8
Bacon Wrapped Dates 8
Lump Crab Cakes
spicy remoulade 12
Add chicken 4, shrimp 7, salmon 7, or grilled tuna 7, beef filet 8* to any of our salads.
House Salad
Green leaf lettuce, cucumbers, cherry tomatoes, pickled red onion, brioche croutons, shallot vinaigrette 6
Kale Salad
goat cheese, toasted almonds, apricots & lemon-honey vinaigrette 9
Seared Yellow fin Tuna Salad*
leaf lettuce, green beans, potatoes, hard boiled egg, red peppers, black olives, dijon vinaigrette 14 add anchovies 1
All are served with fries & pickle.
Foxfield Burger*
cheddar cheese, fried egg, mustard relish 12
Montpelier Burger*
peppered bacon, brie, caramelized onions 12
Cheddar Cheese Burger*
lettuce, tomato, onion, mayonnaise 10
Swiss cheese, Bacon & Artichoke Heart Melt
Sandwich 9, make it a burger 12
Rosemary-Lemon Marinated Grilled Chicken Sandwich
Cheddar, lettuce, tomato, onion, mayo 9
Traditional Fish & Chips
1 piece 10, 2 pieces 14
Shrimp & Grits
creamy corn grits, shrimp,
sautéed vegetables, country ham, veal demi-glace 18
Corned Beef & Hash*
house made corned beef, home fries, 2 fried eggs, hollandaise 14
Eggs Benedict*
2 poached eggs, country ham, hollandaise, brioche 8
Eggs Florentine*
2 poached eggs, sautéed spinach, hollandaise, brioche 10
Angus Prime Filet Eggs Benedict*
2 poached eggs, country ham, 4 oz. angus filet, sautéed spinach, hollandaise, brioche 18
2 Eggs Any Style*
bacon or sausage, grits, toast 8
The Full English*
2 eggs fried, peppered bacon, irish Banger sausage, sautéed mushrooms, sautéed tomatoes,
baked beans, toast 12
French toast
thick sliced challah bread dipped in kahlua & bailey's, seasonal fruit 9
Ham & Cheddar Omelet
french fries 9
Mushroom, Spinach & Goat Cheese Omelet
french fries 10
The Steeple Chase*
french toast sandwich, fried egg, ham, havarti cheese, french fries 10
Peppered Bacon 3.50
House made link Sausage 3.50
French Fries 3
Home Fries 3
Fresh Fruit 4
Toast - white or wheat 2.50
Creamy Corn Grits 3
Juice orange, cranberry, grapefruit 3
TAZO hot tea 2.50
Coffee 2
Bloody Mary 8
Mimosa orange juice, Cava 8
Bellini peach nectar, Cava 8


text:
Top Posts
Latest Posts
Premier League Preview: Cardiff City vs. Stoke City
Apr 18, 2014, 7:38 PM EDT
Stoke City are on a tear, but they have yet to truly figure things out away from the Britannia. Can Cardiff City capitalize on the Potters' shaky away form for a second straight surprising result?
Report: 10-year-old daughter of former FIFA official received over $3 million
Apr 18, 2014, 6:53 PM EDT
Whether this new corruption allegation implicates Ricardo Teixeira with regards to the Qatar World Cup bid or his ties to Barcelona, it's more bad news for the former president of the Brazilian Football Confederation.
US Soccer names roster for U-21 Olympic prep camp
Apr 18, 2014, 6:09 PM EDT
With the World Cup still over two years away, Tab Ramos is beginning preparation with North American-based players.
Premier League Preview: Chelsea vs Sunderland
Apr 18, 2014, 5:24 PM EDT
Jose Mourinho has guided Chelsea to an astonishing nine straight clean sheets at Stamford Bridge. Can the bottom-dwelling Black Cats pull off an unforseeable upset?
Yaya Toure believes his African heritage hurts his world perception
Apr 18, 2014, 4:46 PM EDT
Following in the footsteps of Samir Nasri's comments last month, Manchester City's Ivorian believes being from Africa is preventing him from reaching the game's individual pinnacles.
Homegrown star Shipp hoping to guide Chicago to first win of 2014
Apr 18, 2014, 4:23 PM EDT
With Chicago the draw specialists early on, can they beat New England on Saturday? Watch live on NBCSN, 4 p.m. ET:
Valencia police issue Bale a "speeding ticket" for Copa Del Rey final goal
Apr 18, 2014, 3:05 PM EDT
With the game played in Valencia's Mestalla Stadium, the local law enforcement decided to have some fun…at Marc Bartra's expense.
WATCH: Premier League TV schedule – Week 35
Apr 18, 2014, 2:30 PM EDT
Where and how to watch all the PL games during Week 35:
John Terry, Ashley Cole, Frank Lampard close to new Chelsea deals
Apr 18, 2014, 1:57 PM EDT
Three Chelsea legends to sign on the dotted line?
Marco van Basten to take over at AZ, become Aron Johannsson's new coach
Apr 18, 2014, 1:10 PM EDT
Can van Basten get the best out of Johannsson?
Jurgen Klinsmann on Jozy Altidore's situation, USMNT squad and more
Apr 18, 2014, 12:25 PM EDT
U.S. national team head coach speaks out on Altidore, USMNT squad, American Outlaws and more:
Premier League Preview: Tottenham Hotspur vs. Fulham
Apr 18, 2014, 11:30 AM EDT
Spurs and Fulham set for derby scrap, with both team desperate for three points:
Wayne Rooney hands Manchester United boost, will return vs. old club Everton
Apr 18, 2014, 10:27 AM EDT
Rooney and Fellaini fit to face their old team, as United aim to scupper Everton's top four:
Young West Ham United forward dies after brave battle against cancer
Apr 18, 2014, 9:13 AM EDT
Hammers' youngster loses battle against cancer:
Three Liverpool players on PFA Player of the Year shortlist
Apr 18, 2014, 8:23 AM EDT
Six nominees for PFA Player and Young Player of the Year award announced:
MLS Insider: Michael Bradley and Kyle Beckerman – Pair of Aces
Apr 18, 2014, 7:51 AM EDT
Beckerman and Bradley; the perfect midfield combination for the USMNT?
Week 7 Preview: Fire look for first win vs. Revs; Dallas gets its crack at Toronto
Apr 17, 2014, 11:33 PM EDT
MLS's nine-match Saturday kicks off Saturday at 4:00 p.m. ET, with Chicago hosting New England on NBCSN.
How stacked can the West get? In three years, MLS's conferences will be much more uneven
Apr 17, 2014, 9:03 PM EDT
Think MLS's conferences are unbalanced now? Let me offer you a glimpse at 2017.
Report: Aston Villa ownership will change hands if club stays up
Apr 17, 2014, 7:44 PM EDT
An American consortium has a deal to buy the club from Randy Lerner, if it can avoid relegation.
'Large-scale back tattoo' has sidelined John Brooks
Apr 17, 2014, 6:38 PM EDT
The 21-year-old U.S. international appears to have underestimated the impact of an in-season tattoo.
More Top Posts
- Reports: Manchester United nearing cut-price loan for Falcao 7
- Toronto FC fire Ryan Nelsen thanks to disappointing position and disparaging comments 1
- Leicester City 1-1 Arsenal: Home side holds strong for draw 3
- Done deal: Chelsea sign Loic Remy from QPR 0
- Tottenham 0-3 Liverpool: Familiar scenes as Reds storm Spurs in London 4
- Premier League Sunday Preview: Tottenham host Liverpool, Arsenal face Leicester 0


text:
NEW PALTZ — Plattsburgh State's women's basketball team probably has not struck a whole lot of fear into the hearts of many of its SUNY Athletic Conference opponents over the years.
Only a handful of winning seasons and no conference championships will do that to you.
This year however, the Cardinals have taken one big step toward changing that perception, and are now just a win away from their first appearance in the SUNY Athletic Conference Tournament title game.
No. 5 seed Plattsburgh (15-11, 11-8 SUNYAC), will have another opportunity to show just how far the program has come tonight when it faces top-seeded New Paltz (22-3, 16-2 SUNYAC), in the semifinals at the Hawk Center. No. 2 seed Geneseo and No. 3 seed Oswego will meet in the other semifinal, and the winners will play Saturday.
After an up-and-down regular season, the Cardinals have caught fire over the latter stages of the season, winning a season-best six games in a row, including victories over Geneseo, Cortland and Oswego, as well as defending SUNYAC champion Oneonta in the quarterfinals Tuesday night.
In each of those contests Plattsburgh knocked off a team ahead of them in the overall standings.
"If people want to call us underdogs, we're OK with that," Cardinals coach Cheryl Cole said. "At this point in the season, though, records and rankings or history really don't mean anything. I guess if being considered an underdog gives us a little chip on our shoulder and gives us a little extra motivation, then that's a good thing.
"But right now everyone is 0-0 and the only game that matters is the one right in front of us. Right now, we're not thinking about making it to Saturday's final or anything else. Right now, we're focusing on doing what we do best and getting a win over a very good New Paltz team."


text:
Artist description:
booooy has life changed since the last pic i made.. good.. to bad.. to bad.. to bad.. to bad.. . . finally.. things are good again. If there are problems in your life, just get rid of the cause. make space for the positive. 30% ink left. ref used
Flash Draw Created Nov 14, 2012 460 x 640px Unless noted Copyright 2012 SBCdancer.
We encourage you to submit a comment and let the artist know what you think of this drawing. Please log in or join to post a comment.
Post a comment
Really cool!
This is gorgeous .5/5
very pretty. 5h
5h, favs, amazing.
awesome!! i might start drawing again because you've inspired me
It was a difficult task but a great result...5!!!!!
I really love this picture! It makes me think..
One word...no two words : Awesome/gifted :) 5/5
So refreshing to watch you draw. You know what your doing and just how to apply it. Very focused. I love the fine detailing you did. 5/5 +++


text:
Former Diamondbacks announcer Mark Grace has been indicted on 4 felony DUI counts, which could land him years in prison.
48-year-old Grace of Paradise Valley was pulled over in Scottsdale in late August for having expired registration tags on his vehicle.
After speaking with Grace and administering standard field sobriety tests, the officer took Grace into custody for DUI.
Scottsdale Police say that Grace was driving without the required interlock device and that his license was suspended for a prior DUI in Scottsdale from May 30, 2011.
His blood was submitted for testing and he was released. Testing showed Grace had a blood alcohol level of .095.
Grace could spend up to 3.75 years in prison if convicted of all 4 counts of aggravated DUI. The charges are aggravated because he was driving without the required interlock device and with a suspended license.
"It is unimaginable that anyone would get prison time for a first time felony DUI," says criminal defense attorney Scott Halverson.
He says it's unlikely Grace would serve the maximum 4-year sentence.
"There are occasions where the prosecutor will plead down a felony DUI to a misdemeanor."
The law requires the person with a first time felony DUI offense to spend at least four months in a DUI facility at the Department of Corrections. That might be the place Grace goes when convicted. But anyone with a DUI charge serving a year or less goes to Tent City.
The inmates say it's not a fun place. They heard about Mark Grace's slip-up.
"It is pretty shocking, he's messed up four times now, you got to learn sometime," says Tent City inmate Brian Latour.
"I just think that's a shame. If you remember when the Arizona Diamondbacks were in the World Series, he took Mariano Rivera out of the stretch and opened the table for us to win the World Series. And he's been a broadcaster," says inmate Lance Hamblin.
During his career in professional baseball, Grace played first base for the Chicago Cubs, and played for the Diamondbacks during their World Series win.
The Diamondbacks announced in August that Grace was taking leave from broadcasting to "seek personal assistance." He has since been replaced.
Grace's next court appearance is December 5.
Didn't find what you were looking for?
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 Fox Television Stations, Inc. and Worldnow. All Rights Reserved.
Privacy Policy | New Terms of Service What's new | Ad Choices


text:
First Impressions: Santa Cruz Nickel
Santa Cruz introduced the Nickel this year as their new "Trailbike" alongside the Blur LT and the Blur LT Carbon. Fitting somewhere between cross-country and an all-mountain bikes, the Nickel features Santa Cruz's new Actual Pivot Point (APP) suspension design with 5" of rear travel. What's APP? Well, Santa Cruz describes it as "…a single pivot suspension that utilizes a pair of links to create a variable shock rate." They admit it's a bogus name, but hey, you gotta call it something. I won't get into all the details now, but I will share some pics and specs of the bike.
The complete Nickel I'm testing sports the Fox Float RP23 rear shock and a Rock Shox Revelation Race Dual Air 130mm travel fork. Drivetrain highlights include SRAM XO shifters and rear derailleur and Shimano XTR front derailleur.
So far, the Nickel has not disappointed me. It climbs surprisingly well for a 5" travel bike. Downhill, the only thing holding me back apparently is my overdeveloped sense of self preservation. Lucky for me, I've got a few more weeks on the Nickel to help me work on that.
Next Stop: Dirt Rag's Dirt Fest 2010
Dust off that camping gear and pack up your bike(s). The 2010 Dirt Rag Dirt Fest begins next Friday, May 21! This is one weekend of riding you won't want to miss.
We've got a great weekend on tap, with over 30 miles of singletrack riding at the Allegrippis Trails, advocacy workshops, night rides, live music, Pennsylvania beer tasting, bike demos, BBQ, bourbon tasting, swimming, and the list goes on and on. You get the point. It's going to be big.
Not registered yet? Go here. Thirty bucks pays for primitive camping at the Susquehannock Campground, riding, and all other mayhem. Food is not included, so bring some grub. Proceeds go to the Allegrippis Trail System.
Need help getting to Dirt Fest? Here's a map.
Dirt Fest is about 3 hours from Pittsburgh, PA and Washington, DC, and 4 hours from Philadelphia.
The Dirt Rag crew will be there all weekend, so stop by to say hello. We'll have selected merchandise at the Dirt Rag booth at special Dirt Fest pricing. Two of our fine World Tour sponsors have also given us some really good stuff we're giving away with new and renewal subscriptions. We've got tires from Panaracer and lock-on grips from Price Point.
By the Time I Get to California: Sea Otter Classic
Next week (April 15-18) marks the coming of an annual spring right of passage for the cycling industry and about 50,000 of their closest friends, the Sea Otter Classic at the Laguna Seca Recreation Area in Monterey, California. It's a four day celebration of cycling with races, organized rides, demos, stunt shows, and one of the largest consumer bike expos in the world. What's more, this year will be Sea Otter's 20th anniversary celebration. It's going to be a good one!
Dirt Rag and Bicycle Times will be on the scene, getting the scoop on all the new bikes, components, and accessories that we'll be seeing at the show. Look for updates on the Dirt Rag and Bicycle Times websites and in upcoming print issues. We'll be sure to find lots of good ways for you to blow your tax refund this year.
If you're going to be at Sea Otter, stop by the Dirt Rag and Bicycle Times booth to say hi and pick up some of our cool merchandise. Or sign up for a subscription and get a free gift from two of our World Tour sponsors, Kenda or SKS. We'll have some great Kenda tires available and SKS will be providing multi-tools and fenders.
Are you going to be at Sea Otter? Have you been there before? What's your favorite event at Sea Otter? A lot of questions, I know. But we're all interested in what you have to say…so leave a comment below.
Interbike Mini-Review: BH Gira
Fixed-gear singlespeed bikes are everywhere these days; on city streets and college campuses, on TV, in magazines and catalogs, and especially in the halls of the Sands Convention Center at Interbike. While some purists scoff at the "fakengers" or "posengers" riding "hipster sleds," the fact is that they're popular for a reason. They are a mix of style and function. Sure, often times style outweighs function and crosses the line of ridiculousness. That is the way of popular culture. But the clean lines of a classic bicycle frame without geared bobbles and cabled bits can be a thing of beauty. A good example of this is the BH Gira, my personal Interbike transportation. Click here to read the mini-review on the Bicycle Times website.
Midwest MTB Summit Recap
Recently the Dirt Rag World Tour had a chance to get together with several Midwest local trails advocacy groups for the 9th Annual Midwest Mountain Bike Summit in Grand Rapids, Michigan. This was a meeting of people on the front line of trail access, from groups like the Michigan Mountain Bike Association (MMBA), Wisconsin Off Road Bicycle Association (WORBA), Friends of Off-Road Cycling (FORC) Quad Cities, Gateway Off-Road Cyclists (GORC) St. Louis, Chicago Area Mountain Bikers (CAMBr), and Wisconsin Off-Road Bicycling Association (WORBA) to name a few.
These are the kind of people who make it happen in your neck of the woods. They're out there swinging Pulaskis and McLeods building and maintaining trails. They're also the ones working with local land managers to gain access to areas so that new trails can be built.
The three day summit/festival was a great way to share information, meet new friends, and learn new trail-building techniques. IMBA was there in force with a 2-day trail school with hands-on technical trail building demonstrations, along with Club-Care and Gateway Trails presentations. Plus there were other workshops and seminars focusing on all aspects of mountain bike advocacy with nationally and regionally known presenters. Stihl and Ditch Witch brought some toys for hands-on trail building at the Cannonsburg Ski Area. There were also races and organized rides from the ski area. Last, but certainly not least, the summit concluded with a 40-mile epic ride. And Founders Brewing provided some much needed refreshments after three days of learning, digging and riding. Advocacy never tasted so good.
A special thanks goes out to Nate Phelps and his crew from the Michigan Mountain Bike Association for hosting this event. Word is, the Midwest Mountain Bike Summit will once again be held in Grand Rapids in 2010. Keep an eye open for details at: www.midwestmtbsummit.com.
Dirt Rag and Bicycle Times take on the Otter
Stop by our booth to subscribe or renew your subscription and walk away with some fine products from our generous World Tour sponsors, Continental, Seal Line and Platypus. We've also got some great new Dirt Rag and Bicycle Times merchandise. So stop on by to say hi.
Throughout the weekend there will be nearly 200 classes of amateur mountain and road bike racing. Mountain bike races include Cross Country, Dual Slalom, Super D, and Downhill. There's also Road Racing and Circuit Racing on the world famous Laguna Seca Raceway for the skinny tire crowd. For non-racers there are plenty of opportunities for recreational road and mountain bike rides in and around Laguna Seca.
At the Sea Otter Expo there are hundreds of vendors displaying new products and services as well as bike demos and stunt shows. And don't forget to bring the kids! This year's Sea Otter will have an Egg Hunt, Kids' Bicycle Rodeo, and Classic Kids' Carnival. Sorry, no dogs allowed, so leave the pooch at home.
Entry into Sea Otter is $10 per day or $30 for the full 4 day festival. Kids under 12 get in free.
Looking Forward to Bicycle Times
Then why am I so excited? Because Bicycle Times will be a magazine (and website) focusing on what I truly love about bicycles; the practicality, the beauty, and the limitless possibilities for adventure on a bike. I don't think there is another mode of transportation as efficient, versatile, and as fun as the simple pleasure of riding a bike. Walking, running, skateboarding, riding a horse, cross-country skiing, you name it, nothing beats a bike.
The promise of Bicycle Times is that it is inclusive of all, and a celebration of bicycling. It doesn't matter if you're a roadie squid, or an urban hipster wearing too-tight jeans on a fixie, or a mom on a bike path riding with her kids, or an electrical engineer on a recumbent (that's right, they're included too), or a knuckle-dragging mountain biker on a 6-inch travel rig, or a couple on their tandem touring the U.S. It's about all bikes and the people who live to ride them.
Looking outside at the single-digit temperature with the snow and ice, I know I haven't been on my bike as much as I'd like. It doesn't get me down. It doesn't make me want to ride on rollers or go to the gym or take a spinning class. It makes me want to get studded tires for my bike.
ACA Announces Ride the Divide Sweepstakes Winners
Piotr Gorecki of Burlington, Vermont, won the Grand Prize of a $6,500 Old Man Mountain Boomerang bike with handmade racks.
The second prize of a weeklong Adventure Cycling tour on the Great Divide, valued at more than $1,000, went to Theodore Ludwig of Colfax, Wisconsin.
Third prize, a copy of the guidebook "Cycling the Great Divide" and a full set of maps for the route, was claimed by Mary Monaco of Putnam Valley, New York.
Congratulations to all the winners and a special thanks to Adventure Cycling for including Dirt Rag in the Sweepstakes!
Old Adventure, New Adventure…
My ride today took a slightly different twist on this, but the idea is similar. It started off much like any other day that I ride to work, except that I wasn't riding my normal commuter bike, a Surly Cross-Check. I was on a full suspension Foes Racing 2:1 XCT-4. Most people would think that riding on mostly roads for a 13 mile one-way commute on a full suspension mountain bike with some pretty aggressive knobby tires is just plain stupid. It was actually one of the most fun days I've had commuting to work.
I ride from downtown Pittsburgh out into the suburbs to Dirt Rag HQ, and on the way pass by lots of stairways, curbs, walls and other obstacles that I usually try to avoid on my regular commuter bike. Today was different. I hopped ramped curbs, flew down stairways and basically launched off of just about anything I could find. It was so much fun I almost didn't make it to the office.
To be sure, it wasn't my fastest commute and I wouldn't want to ride a full suspension bike every day. But riding a different bike made a great new adventure out of a ride I've made literally hundreds of times. I'm looking forward to doing it again.
Look for more on the Foes 2:1 XCT-4 test in an upcoming issue of Dirt Rag.
World Tour: 24 Hours of Big Bear
This year will feature the classic 24 hour race starting at noon on Saturday, trials exhibition, kids race, and midnight spectator safari. And to top it off, WE will be there with more swag than you can shake a stick at. Stop on by the Dirt Rag booth and sign up for a new or renewal subscription and you'll get something from one of our fine World Tour sponsors. We'll have Platypus Big Zip bladders and 1L collapsible bottles, Microflate Nano CO2 inflators from Genuine Innovations, SealLine Urban Totes, and WTB Moto Raptor tires.
Come on down to Big Bear to hang out with the Dirt Rag crew and race or just watch one of the finest 24 hour races on the east coast!


text:
Today, Sept. 21
Minnewaska Wonders: Mine Hole Waterfall & Point Lookout Hike. Moderately challenging two-mile hike. Minnewaska State Park Preserve, Awosting Parking Area, 5281 Rt. 44/55, Kerhonkson. (845) 255-0752; email@example.com.
More Dance with Me, with Stephanie: 8:30 a.m. Mountain View Studio, 20 Mountain View Ave., Woodstock. (845) 679-0901.
Fairly New Thrift Shop: 58 Pearl St., Kingston. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. (845) 481-4171.
Heart of the Hudson Valley Farmers Market: 9 a.m., Cluett-Schantz Park, 1801-1805 Route 9W, Milton. To 2 p.m. Call (845) 616-7824 or visit www.hhvfarmersmarket.com.
Holy Cross Thrift Shop: 9 a.m. Holy Cross Church, 30 Pine Grove Ave., Kingston. To 12 p.m. (845) 331-6796
Yard Sale: 9 a.m.-2 p.m. St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, 163 Main St., New Paltz.
Union Church Fall Barn and Rummage Sale: 9 a.m.-3 p.m. 44 Balmville Rd., Newburgh. (845) 562-0954; email@example.com.
Hyde Park Farmers Market: Hyde Park Town Hall, 4383 Route 9, Hyde Park. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Through Oct. 26 www.hydeparkfarmersmarket.org
Wawarsing Historical Society and Knife Museum work day at the museum: 9 a.m. Every third Saturday of month. Museum on Route 209, Napanoch.
Plant sale from Xeriscape Garden: 9 a.m.-noon. Cornell Co-operative Extension, SUNY Ulster, 491 Cottekill Rd., Stone Ridge. Info: Dona Crawford (845) 340-3990 x335; cceulster.org.
Dance class: 9:30-10:30 a.m. Mountain View Studio, 20 Mountain View Ave., Woodstock. (845) 679-0901, mtnviewstudio.com
Community Appreciation Day: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Ulster Savings Bank's 1 Twin Maples Plaza location in Saugerties. To include a tie-dye station, pumpkin painting, children's game show, and more. Refreshments will be served. For more information, contact Deborah Bosch: (845) 246-0124 x4801.
20th Annual Plattekill Day: 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Live music, car show, kids' activities, food, demonstrations, and more. Free admission. At Thomas Felten Community Park, Rt. 32, Modena. Town.plattekill.ny.us
Teen Geek Squad: 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.� Available to answer tech questions at the Red Hook Public Library, 7444 South Broadway, Red Hook. (845) 758-3241; redhooklibrary.org.
Knimble Knitters: 10 a.m. Ellenville Public Library & Museum, 40 Center St., Ellenville. (845) 647-5530
Saturday Knitters: 10 a.m. Stone Ridge Library, 3800 Main St., Stone Ridge. (845) 687-7023
Digital Natives: By appointment, 10 a.m.-12 p.m. Red Hook Library, 7444 South Broadway, Red Hook. (845) 758-3241
Kid Stuff: 10 a.m. Pine Hill Community Center, 287 Main St., Pine Hill. (845) 254-5469. www.pinehillcommunitycenter.org
Child Safety Seat Checkpoint: 10 a.m.-2 p.m. with Kingston Fire Department. Free; no appointment necessary. Downtown fire station, 5 Garraghan Dr. (845) 331-1216.
Master Gardener "Learning in the Garden" workshop: 10 a.m.� SUNY Ulster, 491 Cottekill Rd., Stone Ridge. Info: Dona Crawford (845) 340-3990 x335; cceulster.org.
Meditation group: Free; 10:30 a.m. Photosensualis Gallery, 15 Rock City Road, Woodstock.
Silent Vigil for Global Peace and Non-Violence, Kingston Women in Black: 10:30-11:30 a.m. Outside Cornell Street Post Office. (845) 339-0637.
Super Saturday: 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The Shooting Star Express, travel to a land of imagination with music and fun, Children's library, Kingston library, 55 Franklin St., (845) 331-0507.
Rotary Club of Kingston Fall Family Day & BBQ: 11 a.m.-4 p.m.� Entertainment, crafts & other vendors, exhibits, children's activities, and more. Free admission, handicap accessible. At Rotary Park at Kingston Point, Lower Delaware Ave., Kingston. Kingstonnyrotary.org.
Happy Paws Thrift Store: 11 a.m. 282 Main St., Saugerties. To 5 p.m. Proceeds benefit the Ulster County SPCA.
Go Club: Red Hook Public Library, 7444 South Broadway, Red Hook; 11 a.m.-1 p.m.� (845) 758-3241
Coffee's Ready: Pine Hill Community Center, 287 Main St., Pine Hill. 11 a.m.-7 p.m. pinehillcommunitycenter.org
Branch meeting, American Association of University Women: Noon. Garden Plaza Hotel, 502 Washington Ave., Kingston. Guest speaker Carolyn Donovan, AAUW representative to the U.N. $24, at the door, cash or check. (845) 336-5986.
Stories and crafts: 12:30 p.m. Ages 4-7. Saugerties Public Library, 91 Washington Ave., Saugerties. (845) 246-4317.
Sketch class: $20; 1-4 p.m. Woodstock School of Art, 2470 Route 212, Woodstock. www.woodstockschoolofart.org
Art Hour: with Paula at the Phoenicia Library, 9 Ava Maria Dr., Phoenicia. Free. 845-688-7811; Phoenicialibrary.org.
Kites Over the Hudson 2013: 2-4 p.m. The first 150 children under age 15 will receive free kites. At Washington's Headquarters State Historic Site, 84 Liberty St., Newburgh. Admission to the Headquarters and Museum will be free for the day. Tours are scheduled for every half hour be-ginning at 10:30 a.m. and ending at 4:30 p.m.� Prizes will be awarded and refreshments will be provided by Dairy Queen and Hershey's, both in Newburgh. For more information: (845) 562-1195; nysparks.com
Roast Beef Supper: 4:30-7 p.m. hosted by the Lanesville Church, Rt. 214, Lanesville. Take-out: 4:30-5; eat-in: 5:15-7 p.m.� Adults: $12; children: $6. All welcome.
Wine & Cheese Reception: 5-7 p.m.� Free and open to the public. On view through 10/19. Featuring more than a dozen artists. At the Mark Gruber Gallery, New Paltz Plaza, New Paltz. For more information: (845) 255-1241.
Highland Hose Co. No. 1 Ladies Auxiliary Fall Penny Social: 6:30 p.m. Special raffle tables, 50/50. Refreshments available. Doors open 5:30 p.m.� 25 Milton Ave., Highland.
Outdoor Frolic Summer Dance: 8:30 p.m.-2:30 a.m. 310 River Road Extension, New Paltz, NY. New sliding scale pricing: Kids under 13 and volunteers: free; teens/seniors: $3-7; adults: $7-12. On-site camping $10/person. Call (845) 658-8319 or visit www.freestylefrolic.org for more info.
Sunday, Sept. 22
Happy Paws Thrift Store: 11 a.m., 282 Main St., Saugerties. To 5 p.m. Proceeds benefit UCSPCA.
Sunday Mornings in Service of Sacred Unity (2nd & 4th Sunday): Guided by Amy McTear, Joseph Jastrab, Dahila Bartz Cabe & other musical guests. $10 per class. At Unison Arts Center, 68 Mountain Rest Rd., New Paltz. (845) 255-1559; unisonarts.org.
Jazz workshop: 4 p.m., $15/$8. Saugerties Performing Arts Factory, 169 Ulster Ave., Saugerties. (845) 246-7723, saugertiesperformingartsfactory.com
First Sunday Free Gallery Tour: 2 p.m., with guest curator. Dorsky Museum of Art, SUNY New Paltz, Route 32 South, 1 Hawk Drive. www.newpaltz.edu/museum; (845) 257-3844.


text:
Caddo Sheriff's Detectives have arrested and charged a Shreveport man with aggravated rape.
Mark Steven Dupree II, 30, of the 300 block of Fontaine, was booked into the Caddo Correctional Center on Wednesday after an investigation by Det. Jared Marshall.
Dupree is accused of having sex with a girl under the age of 13 in 2012.
The investigation is continuing.
Copyright 2013 KSLA. All rights reserved.
844 Government
Baton Rouge, LA 70802
(225) 383-9999
EEO Report
Closed Captioning
WAFB FCC Public File
WBXH FCC Public File


text:
The Oregon Zoo's adorable baby elephant is now the inspiration for an enticing new doughnut.
Krispy Kreme will unveil its newest menu item Friday. The Lily doughnut is named in honor of the baby elephant born Nov. 30, 2012.
Also on Friday, Krispy Kreme will be giving away free original glazed doughnuts to the first 500 visitors at the zoo.
The new Lily doughnut is filled with a special crème-filled glaze and features an elephant face made of pink-icing on top. It will be sold at local Kirspy Kreme stores through the end of July for $1.29 each.
A portion of sales will go toward the Oregon Zoo Foundation's Campaign for Elephants, with education and conservation activities at the zoo's new Elephant Lands habitat.
Elephant Lands will cover 6.25 acres when it opens in 2015.
For more information, go to oregonzoo.org/givetoelephants.
Copyright 2013 KPTV-KPDX Broadcasting Corporation. All rights reserved.
A woman who was texting while driving was impaled by guardrail pole.


text:
16 U.S. Code § 3182 - Federal Coordination Committee
There is hereby established a Federal Coordination Committee composed of the Secretaries (or their designees) of Agriculture, Energy, the Interior, and Transportation; the Administrators of the Environmental Protection Agency, and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration; and the Federal and State Cochairmen of the Council. Such Committee shall meet at least once every four months in order to coordinate those programs and functions of their respective agencies which could affect the administration of lands and resources in Alaska. The Federal Cochairman shall be the Chairman of the Committee. He shall be responsible for formulating an agenda for each meeting, after consultation with the other agency heads referred to herein, for providing any necessary staff support, and for preparing a brief summary of the disposition of matters discussed at each meeting. Such summary shall be published in the Federal Register.
Source(Pub. L. 96–487, title XII, § 1202,Dec. 2, 1980, 94 Stat. 2470.)
The table below lists the classification updates, since Jan. 3, 2012, for this section. Updates to a broader range of sections may be found at the update page for containing chapter, title, etc.
The most recent Classification Table update that we have noticed was Tuesday, August 13, 2013
An empty table indicates that we see no relevant changes listed in the classification tables. If you suspect that our system may be missing something, please double-check with the Office of the Law Revision Counsel.
|Description of Change
|Session Year
|Public Law
|Statutes at Large
LII has no control over and does not endorse any external Internet site that contains links to or references LII.


text:
Hi all.
Does anyone know where can I get the code of Helix-DNA player for symbian ?
I tried on their site however I didn't find the actual code. if you have the link or the code it self , please share
Are there any other video-players code that are free and which I can use in my own application for playing video-clips (Symbian 6.0, Nokia 3650).
Thanks in advance,
Shai . K


text:
Earn up to 29.5 Project Management Institute PDU Credits
IBM is a Registered Education Provider (REP) for the Project Management Institute (PMI). You can keep your PMI certification up-to-date by earning Professional Development Units (PDUs) as you attend your choice of over 400 technical sessions at IBM Innovate2013: The Technical Summit. You will be eligible to earn up to 29.5 PDUs.
IBM will provide you with a certificate of attendance form to track the sessions that you attend and to record the total number of PDUs that you earn. IBM session monitors will be available to sign your form at the end of each session that you attend. The form is available from the IBM Innovate 2013 registration desk.
You will tally the number of PDUs that you earn on your certificate of attendance form and record the total number against one activity ID at www.PMI.org


text:
The continued success of the Freeman School of Business relies on the support of our alumni and friends. By giving to the Freeman School of Business, you are demonstrating your appreciation for the level of education offered by our school while investing in the higher education of future graduates.
We need your help! Contributed revenue makes up a considerable portion of operating costs at the Freeman School and directly assists us in providing our students with the highest quality of education possible. Monies raised enable us to attract and retain an outstanding faculty, award scholarships and fellowships, provide seed money for special projects and initiatives, and ensure that our facilities meet the needs of a world class business school, especially in the rapidly changing area of technology. Alumni giving is also a significant measure used by publications in ranking business schools, so your contributions directly impact the Freeman School's position in national rankings.
All gifts to the Freeman School are tax-deductible as allowable by law. To make a gift, you can click "Donate Now!" or visit the Ways to Give page for a set of options.


text:
MicrostockGroup Sponsors
MicrostockGroup - Info Center
Our Current Most Active Topics
Failed to Make Payout Second Consecutive Month - a First for Me
(21 replies today)
Messages of the Week
Just got a $87.09 commission sale on a photo at Shutterstock. What is it for? by scottbraut (+15) in Shutterstock.com
istock exclusive with wife on shutterstock by Sean Locke Photography (+14) in General Stock Discussion
Dreamstime - Horrible Sales by Nikovsk (+10) in Dreamstime.com
SS not reporting sales! by PixelBytes (+10) in Shutterstock.com
SS not reporting sales! by scottbraut (+10) in Shutterstock.com
IS vs SS: buyer's viewpoint by shudderstok (+10) in General Stock Discussion
S J Locke Uploading to Shutterstock by Sean Locke Photography (+9) in Shutterstock.com
SS not reporting sales! by Valo (+8) in Shutterstock.com
Support group for those who're waiting a Stocksy response by gc85 (+8) in Stocksy
Shutterstock Reviewers Beating Me Up.... Anyone Else? by Valo (+8) in Shutterstock.com
390141 Posts in 22276 Topics by 34601 Members. Latest Member: Photoman
Users Online
130 Guests, 37 Users (6 Hidden)
Users active in past 30 minutes:
Most Online Today: 259. Most Online Ever: 1425 (May 20, 2013, 05:28)
Microstock Poll Results
Submit Your Vote


text:
Though the components of the Framework remained the same, COSO made significant changes in the applications of the components. The 1992 framework was based on a "factors" approach with supporting "points of focus." COSO 2013 adopts a "principles" based approach, supported by points of focus for each principle.
The revised framewok is made up of 17 principles as follows:
Each component is explored in detail on this site with its related summary, defintions, principles and points of focus. A summary listing of all principles and points of focus, compenents and concepts is available in a PDF printable format in the COSO 2013 Quick Reference Guide.
The Committee of Sponsoring Organizations (COSO) on May 14, 2013 issued its updated Internal Control Integrated Framework and related illustrative documents. COSO believes that users should transition their applications and related documentation to the updated Framework as soon as is feasible under their particular circumstances.
As previously announced, COSO will continue to make available its original 1992 Framework during the transition period extending to December 15, 2014, after which time COSO will consider it as superseded by the 2013 Framework.
The new Framework is a much expanded version than the 1992 version. Previously, the 1992 framework could be presented in acceptable detail in a two day course. However, with the complexities and expansions of the COSO 2013 version of the Framework, that no longers holds true. The updated framework requires a two day overview course to gain basic familiarity with the overview of the concepts, principles and points of focus.
Follow up courses are offered for specific application of the principles and points of focus of the individual components. The COSO Illustrative Tools for Assessing Effectiveness of a System of Internal Control serve as the basis for principle analysis in the cases and exercises
Summary courses are offered for executive management and governance members that explore the Framework in overview and focus on the roles and responsibilities of all parties involved in the internal control structure.
Coso 2013 internal control integrated framework, defintion of intenal control, components, objective setting, principles, points of focus. Coso 2013 control environment, risk assessment, control activities, information & communication, monitoring activities.


text:
So You Want A Transparent Image, Huh?
I get letters all the time asking how to make parts of an image "invisible" or transparent. So many times someone puts an image on the their page and it looks great until the background comes in. Then
0 Comments (click to add your comment)
Comment and Contribute


text:
According to a press release from the Kanawha County Sheriff's Office, a 70-year-old man was found dead on his property in Sissonville Friday afternoon.
Deputies said the man died while mowing his property. The release states that his tractor fell on top of him and that a neighbor found him around 2:40 p.m. on Older Road.
The exact time of the accident is unknown.
The accident is under investigation.


text:
Seated Knee Lifts with Chair
Turn any chair into an abs-toning machine with this move.
Get a personalized diet and fitness plan, great newsletters, post to our message boards, and even your own personal SparkPage!
Join Now For Free!
Home | My Tools | Resources | Community | Blogs | Healthy Recipes | About Us | Announcements | Store | Help Desk
Popular calorie searches: Ruths Hemp Protein with Maca & E3Live calories | Ruths Hemp Protein with Sprouted Flax & Maca | calories in Ruths Hemp Protein | rhino energy calories | amazon energy | calories in seismic Tremor | seismic Super Juice calories | shasta tonic | calories in seismic Shockwave | six star body fuel creatine
Food Versus Food: McDonalds McSkillet Burrito with Sausage Versus Arby's Crispy Chicken Cordon Bleu Sandwich McDonalds McSkillet Burrito with Sausage Versus Hardees Chicken Fillet Biscuit McDonalds McSkillet Burrito with Sausage Versus Taco Bell Fiesta Burrito - Steak
Copyright SparkPeople, Inc. 2014, All Rights Reserved | Terms and Conditions | Privacy Policy | About Our Ads
Free Diet | Calorie Counter | Pregnancy | Weight Loss Forum Archives | The Spark Book
SparkPeople, SparkCoach, SparkPages, SparkPoints, SparkTeams, SparkDiet, SparkAmerica, SparkRecipes, DailySpark,
and other marks are trademarks of SparkPeople, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
SPARKPEOPLE is a registered trademark of SparkPeople, Inc. in the United States, European Union, Canada, and Australia. All rights reserved.
NOTE: Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy last updated on October 25, 2013