text:
Lullaby Trundle Mattress
- In-Home Delivery
- Overview
Soft, comfortable and designed for exceptional support, our trundle mattress is a perfect way to make your guest feel at home.
- 38" deep x 73" long x 5" high
- Foam core provides supportive sleeping surface.
- NANO-PEL™ cover offers superior moisture and stain resistance.
- Finished with reinforced seams for durability.
- Dimensions & Care
- Rigorously tested to meet or exceed the highest industry safety standards.
- Trundle Mattress was developed exclusively for Pottery Barn Kids by Serta® and features a fire-resistant FireBlocker Insulator System and a NANO-PEL™ Treatment, an antimicrobial treatment that helps the mattress stay fresh and clean.
- Get tips on how to measure for furniture.
38" deep x 73" long x 5" high
- Use of a mattress pad is recommended.
- Spot clean using mild soap and water.
- Rotate mattress to maximize wear.
- Single-sided mattress; do not flip mattress.
- Shipping Info
In-stock items will usually ship within 7-10 business days for the cities listed below.
- San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, Detroit, Columbus, New York City, Baltimore, Boston, Cromwell, Atlanta, Raleigh, Charlotte, Tampa, Fort Meyers, Orlando, Miami, Fort Lauderdale
For other areas, your items will be delivered within 2-3 weeks.
White Glove Delivery:
- Items showing this symbol are delivered by our White Glove Delivery service. With White Glove Delivery, items are brought into your home, most are unpacked and assembled*, and the packaging is removed. White Glove delivery is only available in the contiguous 48 states
- Delivery is by appointment Tuesday – Saturday in most major metropolitan areas, with Monday delivery available in some areas. Service to outlying areas may be restricted based on geographic location. Our delivery service will contact you to arrange a delivery date and confirm the appointment timeframe.
*: Exceptions include outdoor patio structures, marble or stone sink consoles, lighting, mirrors, rugs, headboards attached to a metal frame and any items requiring home installation. Please call Customer Service at 1.888.779.5176 for further delivery details.
Standard Delivery and Processing Charges
Pre-Tax Order Total Total Charges Up to $15.00 $4.95 $15.01 - $25.00 $6.00 $25.01 - $45.00 $8.00 $45.01 - $65.00 $11.00 $65.01 - $90.00 $14.00 $90.01 - $125.00 $17.00 $125.01 - $200.00 $21.00 $200.01 & over 10% $3,000.01 & over Now 5%
Add $6.00 for each gift wrap. For rush delivery, add $15.00 per address. Items shipped directly from the manufacturer and oversized items are not eligible for rush delivery.
Select oversized items have an additional delivery and processing surcharge; this charge is listed in parentheses after the item price.
Certain shipping restrictions apply. Items 150 lbs. or less that does not exceed 165 inches in length and girth can be shipped via UPS. At this time, we cannot ship oversized items with an in-home delivery icon to Hawaii. This includes large furniture items that exceed UPS shipping restrictions mentioned. Please call 1.888.779.5176 for more information.
- Guides and Tools
- View and compare all available finishes at Furniture Finish Guide.
- View and compare our mattresses with our Mattress Comparison Guide.
- Get tips on how to measure for furniture.


text:
Product Recall: Voluntary recall of 260 cases of Velveeta Original Pasteurized Recipe Cheese Products. Click Here.
PREHEAT oven to 350°F. Remove mushroom stems; chop enough stems to measure 1/3 cup. Cook and stir chopped stems and onion in 1 Tbsp. of the butter in medim skillet until tender. Stir in bread crumbs. Add to cream cheese in medium bowl; mix until well blended. Gently stir in crabmeat.
MELT remaining 2 Tbsp. butter; brush evenly onto mushroom caps. Fill caps with cream cheese mixture; place, filled sides up, in shallow baking dish.
BAKE 18 to 20 minutes or until heated through.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
FOX 29 has learned that Villa Joseph Marie High School in Southampton, Pennsylvania will be closed Friday after a report of norovirus.
School officials say a significant percentage of students and teachers have reported being sick.
Classes are scheduled to resume Monday.
Stay with myfoxphilly.com and FOX 29 News for updates.


text:
2013: Redshirted in his first season on campus.
High School: The No. 7 safety in Texas and No. 51 in the nation by FOX Sports Next/Scout.com ... No. 116 overall in the Midlands 150 ... selected to the Star-Telegram's Tarrant County Terrific 25 ... honorable-mention all-state his senior year ... was first-team all-district as a junior and senior ... totaled 81 tackles his senior year with four interceptions, including two returned for touchdowns ... also picked off seven passes as a junior, two of which were taken back for scores ... selected TCU over Baylor, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Iowa State, Kansas, Arkansas, Arizona State, Cal, Vanderbilt, Michigan State, Illinois, Iowa, Indiana and Purdue.


text:
Michele Biaso, Staff writer
Gunmen attacked a spy agency in eastern Afghanistan early Saturday, killing six people and leaving dozens injured, authorities said.
The Taliban militant group claimed responsibility for the attack in Jalalabad city.
It targeted the provincial headqu...
No email address was supplied by
To complete your registration on this site, please supply an address.
Please confirm or modify the email address to which you will have subscription offers sent.
For a more personalized experience, please supply the following optional information.


text:
Rising sophomore Dion Wade underwent successful surgery on Tuesday, June 17, after sustaining a knee injury, head coach Bruce Pearl announced on Wednesday. Dr. James Andrews performed the surgery and a full and complete recovery is expected.
Click here for the original story.
Welcome to SECTalk.com
|Welcome to SECTalk.com -- The Home of 6 Straight National Titles!
You are currently accessing our site as a guest which means you can't access all of our features such as social groups, sports betting, and many more. By joining our free community you will have access to all of these great features as well as to participating in our forums, contacting other members, and much more. Registration only takes a minute and SECTalk.com is absolutely free, so please join today!
If you have any problems registering or signing in, please contact us.
Countdown to Kickoff
Latest Topics
Latest News
Top High Fived
Top Bettors
Wade undergoes successful knee surgery
Started by Spunk, Jun 18 2014 01:30 PM
Similar Topics
|Started By
|Last Post Info
Getting to know Wade Baldwin IV
Started by SECTalk.com, 21 Jul 2014 In: The East → Vanderbilt Sports → Vanderbilt News
- 1 reply
- 158 views
Getting to know Wade Baldwin
Started by SECTalk.com, 21 Jul 2014 In: The East → Vanderbilt Sports → Vanderbilt News
- 0 replies
- 69 views
Jay Wade named to SEC Community Service Team
Started by Spunk, 21 May 2014 In: The West → Auburn Sports → Auburn News
- 0 replies
- 61 views
No wonder Wade Wilson has aged so well....
Started by cocky4ever, 19 Mar 2014 In: The Lounge → Water Fountain
- 10 replies
- 226 views
Wade Wass' 10th Inning Single Clinches Series for Alabama, 3-2
Started by Tider27, 23 Feb 2014 In: The West → Alabama Sports → Alabama News
- 0 replies
- 181 views
0 user(s) are reading this topic
0 members, 0 guests, 0 anonymous users


text:
Chefs Evening, scheduled for March 3, is sporting a new look for 2013. Posters, invitations and other materials for the popular annual fundraiser will reflect a new logo and identity created by Andre Ladegaillerie, a senior graphic design major from Mandeville.
The design is black and white, with simple, clean lines, similar to silver on a white tablecloth, which Ladegaillerie said is the image that inspired him.
"I chose a white background because it gives the design a very upscale, modern look," he said. "I wanted to create an identity for Chefs Evening that everyone could relate to."
The new logo resulted from a design contest in faculty member Gary Keown's class in advanced print design. University Advancement asked Keown to partner with them to develop a fresh look for the event, while providing a hands-on learning experience for his 15 class members.
"This was a complex assignment," said Keown. "The students had to be extremely organized and focused to complete the job. They had to work at an expedient pace with a real world deadline."
Ladegaillerie, 23, will graduate in May with a Bachelor of Arts degree with a concentration in graphic design. He said this kind of assignment helps students build a portfolio and learn to work effectively with clients.
"Having your work judged by multiple people gives you great feedback," he said. "I'd like to work in a design firm in New Orleans or another large city, and this was great experience. I want to try a little bit of everything in graphic design."
The designs of students Naomi Rodger of Mandeville and Michael LeBlanc of Gonzales were chosen second and third in the contest, respectively. Jacki Bellairs, Southeastern's Annual Giving director, said making a final decision was difficult.
"We were amazed by the quality of the work and the outstanding professionalism of the students," she said. "This project was a great way to showcase the outstanding talents of our students while promoting philanthropy on our campus and in our community."
Proceeds from Chefs Evening benefit academic programs at Southeastern.


text:
ATLANTA (AP) - Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter will attend a memorial service for the late South African leader Nelson Mandela.
Carter spokeswoman Deanna Congileo said that Carter will attend a memorial service Tuesday at FNB Stadium on the edge of Johannesburg's Soweto township.
Carter will travel as part of a delegation of "The Elders," a group of former world leaders founded by Mandela in 2007 to work for peace and human rights.
A spokesman for The Elders, Sylvain Biville, said it is likely that the group's chair, former United Nations Secretary-General Kofi Annan, and several members will also attend.
Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
Firefighters are calling a man a hero after he helped save a family from a burning home in DeKalb County.
WHBQ-TV | Fox 13 485 S. Highland St.Memphis, TN 38111Main Station: (901) 320-1313Newsroom: (901) 320-1340


text:
The MOE grip from Magpul Industries is a cost effective drop-in replacement for the standard pistol grip on AR type rifles. Ergonomics are improved over the Mil-Spec original grip, and the side panels are a comfortable anti-slip texture. The MOE Grip accepts Magpul core accessories, and a basic three spare round storage core is included with the grip.
Mfr Part: 100003515
Would you like to be alerted when the item becomes available again?
Please enter your email address and quantity below andwe will send you an alert when the item becomes available.
Please note that alerted inventory is on a first come, first serve basis.


text:
This 3-1/2" tall fence features a precision machined aluminum frame for total flatness, as well as Universal T-Tracks on both the front and back of the aluminum spine. These tracks, which are perfect for attaching featherboards, stops, hold-downs, and more, accept any accessory with 1/4" t-bolts, 5/16" hex-bolts, and 1/4" hex bolts. On top of two adjustable MDF faces, the fence also includes an integrated bit guard and a 2-1/2" dust port.
Tech Spec
|Bench Dog
|Manufacturer Part Number
|Weight (lbs)
Technical Downloads:
Customer Reviews
1 Review(s)View All
Frame and hardware are great. Heavy...Posted October 31, 2012
Frame and hardware are great. Heavy aluminum feels solid and precise. Assembly takes seconds. But 2 MDF sub-fences are different thickness - 1/8" difference. On fence like this they could install those Rockler aluminum wide t-tracks. I will probably end up doing just that.
Customer Reviews
1 Review(s)


text:
The Jacksonville Jaguars once again proved that they are one of the worst teams in the entire NFL in a 19-9 loss to the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.
Chad Henne replaced the injured Blaine Gabbert at quarterback for the Jaguars, but the result was the same. The offense was pitiful, mustering only 248 yards, most of which came in garbage time. Henne did lead a touchdown drive late in the game, which was the first Jaguars touchdown of the entire season.
The Raiders won the game with their ability to run the football. Darren McFadden rushed for 129 yards and Terrelle Pryor rushed for 50, and that was all that seemed to be working for the Oakland offense. Defensively, the Raiders managed to sack Henne five times, helping stall the Jaguars offense even more.
The win was the Raiders' first of the season, while the Jaguars are still winless.
Fantasy studs and duds
Darren McFadden was the only worthwhile fantasy player in Sunday's game. He rushed for 129 yards but also lost a fumble.
Maurice Jones-Drew was injured in the game and turned in a second straight disappointing fantasy performance for his owners. Cecil Shorts III was the victim of poor quarterback play, but still managed 93 yards on eight catches.
Injury report
Maurice Jones-Drew sprained his ankle in the second quarter and did not receive another carry for the rest of the game.
Did they cover?
The Raiders were favored by 3.5 points in the game and covered the spread.
Next week
Jacksonville at Seattle, Sept. 22, 4:25 p.m. ET
Oakland at Denver, Sept. 23, 8:30 p.m. ET
More from SB Nation NFL:
• NFL Week 2 scores, updates and GIFs
• Manning Bowl III: Full coverage of Broncos at Giants
• 49ers at Seahawks: NFC heavyweights meet on Sunday Night Football
• Malcom Floyd leaves stadium in ambulance after scary neck injury
• Eddie Lacy suffers concussion early in Week 2


text:
Research Finance
The Research Office is responsible for administering and monitoring all research accounts and for preparing financial statements for external agencies. If you have any questions about your research account, please contact Rene Soto at firstname.lastname@example.com or x2695.
Recommended Student Stipend Amounts
So You Got the Grant! Now What?
Using your grant funds: An introduction to financial guidelines and regulations
Laurier 2011 Expense Reimbursement Handbook
Tri-Agency Financial Administration Guide 2013 (SSHRC, NSERC, CIHR)
Research Finance Workshop Schedule: May - August 2014
May 1 - Aug 30 -
Faculty members opening a new research account are required to attend a Research Finance Training Workshop sponsored by the Office of Research Services.


text:
Server virtualization on the x86 platform has been around now for more than a decade, yet many in the industry still consider it a "new" technology. But those of us who have already adopted the technology in our own environments have grown to believe we can't live without it. Many of us also have the opinion that there is simply no going back to a "physical-only world."
As hard as it might be for fellow enthusiasts to wrap their arms around it, many people have yet to drink the virtual Kool-Aid. Fellow Kool-Aid drinkers may be asking themselves, "Why is that?" And that's a great question.
[ Also on InfoWorld.com: VMware's CEO Paul Maritz alludes to looming virtualization licensing changes at VMworld | Dell outlines a transition to the cloud at Dell World 2011. | Keep up on virtualization by signing up for InfoWorld's Virtualization newsletter.
Server virtualization has been a game-changing technology for IT, providing efficiencies and capabilities that just aren't possible when constrained within a physical world. And while server virtualization has continued to mature and advance itself, some virtualized organizations are still not taking full advantage of the offering -- stalling their virtual environment at something far less than the 100 percent virtualized data center of the hard-core virtual administrator.
There are many benefits to an IT organization or business when choosing to implement a server virtualization strategy. With the technology we have today, there's no reason to remain idle and simply watch the parade on the sidelines. If you are still waiting to get into the game, here are 10 great reasons why you should be jumping into the server virtualization game with both feet. These are tried and true benefits that have withstood the test of time (in this case, the last 10 years).
10. Save energy, go green
Maybe you aren't a "save the whales" or "tree hugging" type of person. That's cool. I don't wear the T-shirts either. But seriously, who isn't interested in saving energy in 2011? Migrating physical servers over to virtual machines and consolidating them onto far fewer physical servers means lowering monthly power and cooling costs in the data center. This was an early victory chant for server virtualization vendors back in the early part of 2000, and it still holds true today.


text:
He was preceded in death by his wife, Ann McCullar; and son, Rodney McCullar.
He is survived by his daughter, Patricia Waid of Jasper; three sons, Richard McCullar and his wife, Deb, of Casper, Wyo., Randy McCullar and his wife, Kim, of Cornelius, Ore., and Ronnie McCullar and his wife, Brenda, of Helena, Mont.; eight grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren.
A memorial service in Walker County will be announced at a future date.
Bustard Funeral Home, Casper, Wyoming; 307-234-7123


text: Puppies in general have specific energy requirements, and immune support and digestive development are critical during the early stages of every puppy's life. But did you know that puppies' needs can be even more unique based on their breed? One of America's favorite breeds, German Shepherds, in particular have some specific nutritional requirements you should consider when you select nutrition for your German Shepherd pup!


text:
I'm crushing on my best friend's dude...should I make a move?
The problem with feminism
Laura Marano shares why veggies are cool. Seriously!
Feel-Good Friday: The Little Leaguer who proved throwing like a girl is a good thing!
First-day inspo: How to wear crochet for BTS
Found: The best bangs for your face shape
5 common myths about braces
Will your budding romance make it past Labor Day?
We wanna know! How do you feel about smoking?
Disney's How to Build a Better Boy: An exclusive with China Anne McClain & Kelli Berglund!
More Friends = More Fun
GL Tweets !
12 HOURS AGO 4 brilliant ways to wear a braid crown: http://t.co/Vh5xQu3jr0
15 HOURS AGO Which trendy print are you? http://t.co/ZNIaHQDOTy
16 HOURS AGO This sweetie shows that sometimes life really can be like the movies: http://t.co/5BF8G1XBso
sponsored links
Check these out, too...
Al Capone Does My Shirts by Gennifer
"historical" means "boring"? Then you haven't read this award-winning story.
When Moose Flanagan's family moves to Alcatraz, a prison island housing the
most infamous criminals, Moose immediately looks for ways to fit in. But as
soon as he meets Piper, the prison warden's daughter, he's quickly lured into a
scheme that brings him closer than ever to the most iconic criminal of all
Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain
English teacher assigned Huck Finn as
outside reading last year…but you just didn't get around to it. Well, now's the
time! It may have been originally written in 1885, but it's a totally timeless
must-read. A great adventure story never goes out of style, and this one's
filled with that—plus friendship and love. As teen boy Huck and his unexpected friend
journey down the Mississippi River, they discover themselves and the importance
of acceptance.
All the Lovely Bad Ones by Mary
Downing Hahn
know horror doesn't always sound so fun, but when a story has just the right
amount of creepy to send a chill up your spine, it's worth a little bit of
fright. Check out this tale about a brother and sister who love to play pranks,
but run into trouble when they awaken spirits at their grandmother's haunted
Anne of Green Gables by Lucy Maud Montgomery
a classical read, dust off your mom's copy of Anne of Green Gables and give it a try. It's more than just your
average orphan story—its addicting plot and lovable characters made it a
legend. Not convinced yet? Well, what if we told you it's sold a whopping 50
million copies! Continue the tradition and get lost in the adventures of the
fun-loving, imaginative Anne.
The Help by Kathryn Stockett
Please, don't let those 464 pages intimidate you. Go inside the lives of
African American housemaids in the early '60s, and the lives of those who
mistreat them. This one may seem like a book you'll never finish, but the
irresistible combo of love, friends, fashion, history and heartbreak will make
you never want to put The Help down.
Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone by J.K.
we know you've read this. But, hey, re-reading one of your old faves can renew
your love for the story. Or, even better, you could discover something you
didn't catch the first time around. We suggest going back (all the way back) to
those ancient times when Harry saw himself as just an average muggle.
7 books inspired by awesome music
Channel your inner detective with the Secrets of the Manor series
7 must-read summer mysteries and thrillers
5 books with awesome summer jobs
Love this post? You'll heart these
+ Get pumped for prom with party tunes
+ First date outfits inspired by T.
+ Ariana or Emily? Which PLL character
are you?
WIN BIG! Snag a $450 sandals 'n'
sneaks collection from DC Shoes
INSTA-AWESOME! GL is now on Instagram.
POSTED IN entertainment, Book Club, books we love, J.K. Rowling
To get ready for the new school year, what do you do first?
Snag a sneak peek of The Giver!
It's based on an incredible book. It features our current cover girl, Taylor Swift. And it's sure to be the biggest blockbuster of the summer.
The Giver hits theaters on August 15. CLICK HERE to find out how your review of the flick can help you score a movie poster and more exclusive swag.
It's FINALLY our 20th birthday! To celebrate, we've rounded up our all time fave (and all time best) fashion and beauty tips 'n' tricks, amazing boy/bestie/life advice plus room DIYs, amazing recipes and top 20 lists exclusively for you right here on girlslife.com.
To join the fun,


text: Slideshow: Recipe Ideas For Stout Beer 6 Scrumptious Uses For Stout Beer by POPSUGAR Food 3/11/09 16 Reactions 0 Shares Print 0 0 0 0 0 Planning a boisterous bash for St. Patrick's Day? Chances are, you'll have plenty of Guinness — the famous Irish brew — on hand. Deliciously creamy, slightly sweet, and a tad bitter all at the same time, Guinness makes for a great drink on its own. But did you know the stout also packs a punch of flavor to many different types of dishes? Read on to find out what you can cook with yours. Irish Beef and Stout Stew What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This chunky weeknight stew is perfect for clearing items — frozen peas, potatoes, onions, garlic, and, of course, stout beer — out of your larder. 1 / 6 Chocolate Stout Cake What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Go all out with a chocolate stout cake. With its moist, dense texture, slightly bitter stout notes, and creamy chocolate frosting, this is one dessert you won't regret making. 2 / 6 Spicy Guinness Mustard What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you want to enjoy the malty flavors of Irish stout for months to come, create your own mustard with a recipe that incorporates the toasted flavors of Guinness (or any other dry stout). 3 / 6 Stout-Marinated Chicken What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Beer can chicken isn't the only successful marriage between bird and brew: this Brazilian specialty calls for the combination of roasted stout, smashed garlic, Dijon mustard, and sweet paprika, among other ingredients. 4 / 6 Hearty Wheat Bread What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 After a weekend of debauchery, get back on the health track and use up leftover bottles of beer by baking homemade wheat bread, made flavorful with the addition of coffee and dry stout. 6 / 6 Guinness Float What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Who said ice cream floats are reserved for kids? This fun-loving adult treat is the perfect way to unwind after a stressful day. 6 / 6 0 0 0 0 0 Read More BreadsSlideshowSt. Patrick's DayMustardStoutBeefGuinnessStewCakesDessertsBeerRecipesChickenDrinks recipes The Foolproof Method For Grilling a Juicy, Flavor-Packed Steak 11 hours ago 28 Ways to Get Your Berry Fix Before Summer Is Over 15 hours ago End Summer on a High Note With Peach-Salsa-Topped Salmon Tacos 23 hours ago A Terrific Tart Cherry Pie You Can Enjoy Year-Round 1 day ago Beyond Spaghetti: 10 Things to Do With Pesto 1 day ago The Easiest Ice Cream Cake You'll Ever Make 1 day ago beer This Barbecue Sauce Gets a Helping Hand From 2 Secret Ingredients 6/30 Celebrate With a Cold One! Calories in Your Summertime Beer 6/24 A Fresh Take on an '80s-Era Cocktail 6/21 So, What's the Difference Between Ales and Lagers Anyway? 6/15 Meet the Man Who Put Bacon in Every Dish and Lived to Tell About It 5/20 Give Your Margarita a Fizzy Lift With Beer 5/02 guinness The Star of Your St. Patrick's Day Spread 3/05 My Goodness, My Guinness! A Look at the Beer's Best Ads 2/15 Do You Know Your Guinness? 3/16/13 Say Cheese! Cheddar and Guinness Welsh Rarebit 3/07/13 Guinness — It Really Is Good For You! 3/16/12 Pour the Perfect Black and Tan 3/15/12 Get a Personalized Living Newsletter! Help us customize your newsletter by selecting your interests (optional): Love & Sex Vegetarian Home Tech javsmav 5 years (with vegan cream cheese...in case people thing I don't know that cream cheese is a dairy product) javsmav 5 years i made irish car bomb cupcakes this weekend too. but I veganized them and used cream cheese frosting for my baileys. steviek 5 years I made these cupcakes from Smitten Kitchen a few weeks ago, and they were a hit. http://smittenkitchen.com/2009/01/car-bomb-cupcakes/ Soniabonya 5 years I made the Stout cake twice last year. Once for a friends party and the second for my family. The first time I made it, I didn't have heavy cream for the ganache/frosting so I used cool whip mixed with the chocolate and extra beer. It made the cake extra moist, decadent, and people loved it. There wasn't a crumb left. The second time I followed the recipe to the letter chocolate ganache with cream etc, and my family wasn't too thrilled with it. There was some left over. :[ This year I'm making it the way I did the first time. :) I love how little accidents happen. Freakshow- I followed the link but couldn't find the recipe. It sounds delicious tho. mamasitamalita 5 years I always put beer in chili, and tried adding Guiness once and it was a TO DIE FOR rich flavor with all the spiciness. syako 5 years I made beer enchiladas with Guinness once. Don't think it was supposed to be with Guinness, but they came out really well. :D Antioxidant 5 years Don't forget cupcakes! The bf and I made some last week. Guinness in the batter, rich chocolate ganache in the center and a Baileys Irish Cream frosting on top. :drool: We called them Irish Car Bomb Cupcakes. There's a recipe on chewonthatblog.com. kia 5 years I made the Guinness Stout cake you had posted in January. It was pretty awesome and rich. I made it into cupcakes and could not do the frosting. I simply whipped cream with a little agave nectar. My guests loved it. Link Love Chocolate Legos are basically an excuse to play with your food — HuffPost Taste Here's the full list of chefs competing on Top Chef season 12 — Grub Street Jimmy Fallon pokes fun at how Giada De Laurentiis pronunces spaghetti — Eater Sweet tea fried chicken would make any Southerner proud — Rachael Ray Show McDonald's goes deep fried with its latest menu item — Foodbeast Banh mi meets breakfast sandwich in this must-try recipe — Food52 Source: Akihiro Mizuuchi/Behance


text:
Big rig rollover clogs Interstate 10 in Phoenix
By Associated Press
Originally published: Feb 27, 2013 - 10:58 pm
Originally published: Feb 27, 2013 - 10:58 pm
PHOENIX -- All lanes of Interstate 10 near Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport have reopened after a big rig rollover snarled traffic for hours.
Arizona Department of Public Safety officials say several lanes of eastbound I-10 were closed at the Interstate 17 junction near the airport after a semi-truck carrying mulch rolled over at 6 a.m. Thursday.
The accident blocked at least three lanes most of the morning and traffic was reduced to using the shoulder to pass.
DPS says the semi-truck and trailer were on their side and much of the mulch was on the freeway.
The crash was cleaned up and the I-10 lanes reopened by 11 a.m.
Authorities say the cause of the rollover wasn't immediately clear.
share this story:
Attention KTAR.com Comment Users: We have recently changed our comments boards.We would like you to be part of the conversation and The Voice of Arizona by logging in with your Facebook, Twitter, Google+ or Disqus account. Existing KTAR (Arizona Sports) account members will need to create a Disqus account or use one of the aforementioned social media logins. Thank you.


text:
Brattleboro's Gallery Walk is a great way to start your weekend! On the first Friday of the month, from 5:30 until 8:30 PM , you can wander the streets of Brattleboro, enjoying the vibrant art scene of the One and Only Brattleboro. There are over 50 locations where art is displayed all over town. The Read More »
Spring Brings Pear and Maple Crumble
Part of spring in northern New England is maple season; with temperatures above freezing in the daytime, and below freezing at night, the sap begins to flow in the sugar maples and maple season begins. The season continues until the weather is too warm and the trees start to develop buds. We use locally made Read More »
Great Snowshoeing in Pisgah Park in Chesterfield, New Hampshire
All of us are getting a little tired of winter, but I've found that if you embrace the snow and cold and get outside, you can actually enjoy these cold and snowy days! One way to enjoy the woods in the winter is to go snowshoeing. You can get some great exercise snowshoeing and easily Read More »
Best Breakfast at Chesterfield Inn
One of the best things about staying at our Chesterfield Inn is the full country breakfast that we serve every morning. Breakfast is included with your room, and is plentiful and delicious. People who are not staying at the Inn often ask if they can come and enjoy our breakfast as outside guests and we Read More »
Best Skiing near New Hampshire :: Okemo Ski Resort
The funny thing about the best skiing when you're staying at the New Hampshire Bed and Breakfast Chesterfield Inn is that the closest good skiing is in Vermont! Because we are located on the New Hampshire/Vermont border, the Green Mountains are closer to the Inn than the White Mountains of New Hampshire. In fact, Mount Read More »


text:
Here are some things to watch for tonight's NASCAR Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway:
Rule changes
Kentucky represents the first race on a 1.5-mile track since NASCAR implemented rule changes to encourage more side-by-side racing (increasing ground clearance of the side skirts) and make it harder for drivers to get through the corners (limiting how teams can use rear sway bars to make the car turn better). Opinions on whether the rule changes will have the desired effect are mixed, especially when it comes to the sway bars, which is the more significant rule change of the two.
The team this could affect the most is Hendrick Motorsports, which have won five of the past seven races (including the All-Star Race) and a team that was using the loophole in the rulebook to their advantage. However, Jimmie Johnson and Dale Earnhardt Jr. both downplayed this, essentially saying they expect to be as competitive as they have been throughout the season.
Others, like Brad Keselowski called this a "game-changer" and expect the mandate on sway bars to dramatically alter and slow down the fleet of Hendrick cars. After 400 miles of racing tonight, we should have a better idea of who's right, who's wrong and who has to play catch-up to the rest of the field.
The heat
When the green flag flies tonight, temperatures are expected to hover right around 95 degrees and the track temp will be at least 15-20 degrees hotter. The heat, combined with a bumpy surface, will make tonight's race a challenge for drivers as the track will have little-to-no grip. If yesterday's first practice is any indication – Brad Keselowski, Juan Pablo Montoya and Marcos Ambrose all had issues within the first couple of minutes – expect drivers to have difficulty getting into and out of the corners.
And Jimmie Johnson made a good point Friday when he talked about how the heat affects the crew guys as much – if not more than the drivers – as the high temps easily wear everyone out and frequently leads to sloppy and slow pit stops.
Edwards and Busch need to go
Both Carl Edwards and Kyle Busch were expected to challenge for the championship, and while there is still time for things to change, neither looks anything remotely like a title contender.
Edwards has lacked speed, has just two top-five finishes on the year and would be out of the Chase if it started today. Busch is in the Chase thanks to his win earlier in the year at Richmond, but has finished 17th or worse in his last four starts due to three engine-related issues and an incident last week at Sonoma.
Both drivers need to pull out of their respective tail-spins, and Kentucky offers the perfect place for each to do so. Busch enters as the defending winner and Edwards has a knack for performing well on intermediate tracks and finished fifth in this race a year ago.
Worth Noting
• Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s 23rd-place finish last week at Sonoma was far and away his worst result of 2012. But despite the subpar finish, Earnhardt Jr. is still the only driver to have completed every lap this season.
• Surprisingly, this marks the first time since September 2010 at Dover that Jimmie Johnson was fastest in qualifying. On that day, the five-time champ led 191 of a possible 400 laps and easily drove to the victory. Seven of the last 11 times Johnson has qualified P1, he has gone on to score the win.
1. Kyle Busch
Last year's Kentucky winner was fastest in opening practice and then backed it up by qualifying second. However, thanks to three engine failures in the last four weeks, there is one giant question mark hanging over Kyle Busch: Can his Toyota engine withstand high temps for 400 miles?
2. Jimmie Johnson
No driver has scored more points over the last six races than tonight's pole-sitter, who in that span has two victories and five top-five finishes.
3. Brad Keselowski
Brad Keselowski clocked in the 12th- and second-fastest times in Friday's two practice sessions. He did this despite having to go to a backup car just two minutes into opening practice. And he does have a history – albeit short – of doing well at Kentucky, as in last year's running of the Quaker State 400, the Penske driver led on three occasions for a total of 79 laps.


text:
Great Arizona Puppet Theater to Present HOTEL SAGUARO, 2/19-3/2
The Great Arizona Puppet Theater is proud to present Hotel Saguaro, February 19-March 2. Showtimes are Wednesdays through Fridays at 10am, Saturdays at 10:00am and 2:00pm, and Sundays at 2:00pm.
Audiences will meet silly Sammy Saguaro, his wise Grandpa and all the desert birds and animals that call the saguaro their home in this funny, award-winning show about this amazing cactus and its role here in the beautiful Sonoran Desert.
Tickets are $10 for adults and $7 for children (ages 0-12 yrs).
The Great Arizona Puppet Theater is located at 302 W. Latham St. in Phoenix. Please call 602-262-2050 for reservations, directions and additional information; also, visit the theater online at www.azpuppets.org.


text:
You are here
Backyards Content
Stay close to shorelines for the best discoveries.
Radio interview source: Steve Lewis, Native American Artifact Collector, American Arrowhead Listen here to the radio story (mp3) or read below Native Americans left behind stone tools and other...
Protect your kids from farm hazards by creating a safe play area for them
Interview source: Tammy Ellis, Education Outreach Specialist, National Farm Medicine Center Listen to the radio story mp3 Young...
Ever wonder what might go "bump in the night" in your backyard? Well, with the advent of technology and inspiration from the hunting community, wonder no more. The proof is in the digital...
Check out how Carol and Les Wear built their backyard garden oasis.
A Washington couple transformed a yard made of clay and gravel into a garden oasis one step at a time.
When it's hot, nothing beats a cool dive in your own swimming pool. Make sure the right safety measures are in place so everyone can enjoy the water without worry. Radio interview source: Paul...
What does a big tree, some rope, and a tire all have in common? They get kids away from video games. Entice kids to play outside with a tire swing. Radio interview source: Barbara Butler, Play...
Build a sporting area in the backyard that goes beyond the concrete slab.
Many families have fun together through sports with a game of catch or basketball. An outdoor sports area is a great addition to any property. Darin Chamberlin is the president of a...
Living the Country Life Radio Program with Betsy Freese
Kid-size fun Listen to this radio show (MP3 download) or read below. Radio interview source: Jarret Magbee, CEO, The Garlinghouse Company My dad built my daughter, Caroline, a playhouse out of...
Enjoy the outdoors with a fire pit in the backyard. You can buy one, but they're pricey. There's no need to send your budget up in flames, because it's easy to build a fire pit.
Radio interview source: Eric Liskey, Deputy Gardening and Outdoor Living Editor, Better Homes & Gardens: Fire pit Instructions Listen here to the radio story (mp3) or read below One of the...


text:
Magna Carta
Manuscripts and Myths
Distributed for British Library
64 pages | 9-7/10 x 7
Magna Carta is one of the most celebrated documents in English history and one of the most popular exhibits at The British Library. But despite this fame, the reinterpretations made of it since 1215 have tended to obscure its real meaning for King John and his baronial opponents. Magna Carta was not intended to be a lasting declaration of legal principle, still less an embryonic code of human rights. It was a practical solution to a political crisis and it served the interests of the highest ranks of feudal society by reasserting the power of custom to limit arbitrary behaviour by the king. This book explores the context in which Magna Carta was issued to discover what it really meant to its creators and how it came to be an iconic historical document.
For more information, or to order this book, please visit http://www.press.uchicago.edu
Google preview here
You may purchase this title at these fine bookstores. Outside the USA, see our international sales information.


text:
- Address:
1507 Queen Anne Ave N
Seattle, WA 98109Neighborhood:
Queen Anne
- Cuisine:
Contemporary AmericanPrice: $30 and under
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.eatatbetty.com/
- Phone: 2063523773
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday - Tuesday: 4:30pm - 9:00pm, Wednesday - Saturday: 4:30pm - 10:00pm.
- Payment Options: AMEX,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Modern European, Comfort Food, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Craig Serbousek / Jesse Thomas
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Wheelchair Access, Wine
A word from Betty
Much like her sibling down the hill, Betty serves a rotating menu of bistro-style food using seasonal ingredients. We are centrally located amongst the trendy businesses along Queen Anne Avenue's bustling business district - step inside to our inviting yet eclectic and sophisticated atmosphere, featuring art by Bay Area artist, Judah Thomas. The restaurant offers seating in either our dining room or at the chef's counter where you can watch our talented chefs at work. Betty also has a full bar and lounge and a superb wine list with values from around the globe. Reservations are recommended.Continued
Foodspotting photosSee all photos
Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerContemporary American
Betty - Best Restaurants in Queen Anne ›
Betty reviews from OpenTable diners
62 reviews since May 5, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.3
- Ambiance4Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (51)fit for foodies (32)special occasion (15)romantic (10)kid-friendly (8)vibrant bar scene (6)great for outdoor dining (5)notable wine list (5)good for groups (5)hot spot (4)great for brunch (2)late-night find (2)great for lunch (1)Show More
- My favorite restaurantCynFinnellVIPDined on 8/29/2014Betty is home :) The staff, the food, the welcome are always special. Thank you for creating such a special place.Special Features:
- Hot spot on the counterbalanceIssaquahFAVDined on 8/29/2014Great food, great service and friendly staff. One of our go to spots in Seattle.Special Features:
- Service not up to par!FrequentDinerVIPDined on 8/24/2014We go to Betty's on a regular basis. This evening service was a little off! It took over 20 minutes to get our drinks, excuse given the bartender was a little overwhelmed! Not the best way to start a dining experience! That bring said, service got better and the food was exceptional like always! The BLT salad was delicious and one of our guests had the lamb chops and said it was the best ever! The roasted chicken and steak frites were excellent! Overall, the night was good and we will write off the slow service at first as an unexplainable happening!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tasty!JenDavisonDined on 8/19/2014We had dinner here to celebrate my grandmother's 93rd birthday. The requirements were: vegetarian options, options that weren't too "crazy", and not too loud of a space. And I wanted something rather tasty, not boring. Well this hit all of those requirements. Great service, delicious cocktails and food, and a lovely atmosphere: relatively dark but not too much, music but not too loud. Would definitely go back--the risotto balls were amazeballs and the lemon dessert was unbelievable. Thanks!Special Features:
- Nice relaxing Sunday night dinnerMJLMOMDined on 8/17/2014The menu is limited though this usually means that what they do, they do it well. Betty is no exception. The risotto balls were generous and excellent, enough for 3 to share. The rib eye steak was a perfect sized portion and tender and delicious. The hamburger was a "hamburger" with yummy fries. The Bacon salad was great. The chocolate cake dessert was scrumptious and rich. The prices were reasonable, especially with the 20 bottles of wine to choose from at $20.00 each! The most impressive part was when I left an expensive pair of sunglasses there and called left a message there, they called me back stating they had found them. Thanks, Betty!Special Features:
- An old reliableRSRSDined on 8/16/2014I live on Queen Anne and Betty is just a few minutes away. So convenient, so good in every way. The noise level can be a bit of a downer, but what restaurant these days isn't excessively noisy? I also volunteer at the Seattle Art Museum at the information desk, and have a number of times recommended Betty to tourists - and locals. Food is excellent - interesting combinations - and the service is always friendly but not intrusive.Special Features:
- Betty, Yay!browshaperDined on 8/9/2014I love Betty. They have a really good happy hour. Also, I am allergic to gluten and they are a great menu for that. They don't just add flour to everything, even their mole has no flour. The staff is great, and I am so happy we have a place like this on top of the hill. Great wine list, I love the Cote Du Rhone.Special Features:
- Great little queen anne spotTheCoonsDined on 8/2/2014The tables are small, though fairly well spaced. Seems as though the Chef's counter would be a treat. Watching the team work is always fun. Staff was super friendly, and the service was great. Best steak i've had in a while - cooked to perfection.Special Features:
- Amazing diamond in roughCoryVIPDined on 8/1/2014You wouldn't know it was there nor would you know the food was world class until you ate there.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MeahOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 7/31/2014Was excited to try Betty based upon the menu - some of the food was very delicious (salad, melon/proscetteou (sp) and oysters) Dinner was hit or miss. One had the roasted chicken - excellent! The other 3 had the ribeye - one was great - the other two were mostly fat and gristle. NOT appealing - I think I had 5 bites that were meat - and that was it. Dessert was also a hit - their Lemon Cream dessert was just lovely. I would try it again, but never get the steak again - too risky!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- good placeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/25/2014We sat at the bar and the bartender was very nice, and the food was delicious.Special Features:
- Betty never disappointsFoodie32Dined on 7/17/2014Amazing food all the time. Great friendly service. This is one of our faves for date night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Server great, but service S-L-O-WClayinSeattleDined on 7/16/2014now granted, she offered to comp one of the appetizers, but that really speaks to how slow the service really was. She did keep apologizing for how long it was taking, but the fact is, it took REALLY long, and we were hungry. We didn't dawdle and it was over 2 hours start to finish. We probably waited 25 minutes for our drinks and another 20 after that for our first appetizers. We pre-ordered the chicken, but it still took over an hour. It was crazy slow. And it wasn't that busy, so I don't get it. Food was great thoughSpecial Features:
- Great FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/8/2014The food was fantastic, the staff very professional and friendly.Special Features:
- Wow!FoodsterDined on 7/8/2014One of the best meals ever! The lamb was off the charts and the smore dessert was the perfect mix of light airy chocolate and home made graham cracker. Ask for angie and have a great meal!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Pre-show spotgljr76Dined on 6/28/2014Had dinner here prior to an event at Key Arena. Second visit was even better than the first. Fresh ingredients, seasonal specials, wonderful bar. Wine list and menu are brief but reflect great taste and good value. We really enjoy our times at Betty.Special Features:
- Consistently good food and serviceScidMarkDined on 6/27/2014Menu doesn't change too often (just like its sister restaurant Crow). Both are serve consistently good food and have great service. The wine list is light on quality WA wines (a personal favorite). Oh and dat cassoulet in the winter...cannot be beat in Seattle.Special Features:
- decent happy hourCharlieDined on 6/18/2014They have a decent happy hour and nice patio! Oysters were yummySpecial Features:
- Mostly greatseattlehornDined on 6/10/2014We chose Betty for a special celebration. We had two amazing appetizers (grilled squid and an asparagus salad) but our entrees were a mixed lot, with the halibut and pea greens lovely, the lamb decent, and the pork loin way too spicy. It tasted as if an entire jar of pepper was dumped in the sauce, making the entire plate inedible. Our waiter was so busy it took at least 15 minutes for him to check on us. It was getting late for us, and although he was apologetic and offered to comp a salad (!), we opted for a quick dessert instead, and were pleased with the rhubarb pie.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 6/1/2014Excellent food and service, good place for a family when you want fine dining.Special Features:
- A real King in Queen AnnIssaquahFAVDined on 5/31/2014Great little spot tucked in at the top of the counterbalance. Menu is unique and fresh and prices are reasonable. We will be back to enjoy the ambiance and kind wait staff.Special Features:
- Yummy FoodPeaceladyDined on 5/31/2014We dined at Betty before we went to the James Taylor concert. We had never been before. It is very cool, casual place with delicious food. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. Great cocktails and a small but sufficient wine list. I would reccommend it to friends.Special Features:
- kathyDined on 5/24/2014Wonderful, relaxing dinner. Good service. Will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Go here for your meat fix!KatieEatsDined on 5/24/2014They definitely know how to cook their meat to perfection. From the steak to the lamb chops, it all melts in your mouth and keeps you coming back for more. My favorite meat they cook is their pork loin though--my husband and I have been here 4 times just because we crave their pork loin!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- food was great, service so-soAmberDined on 5/23/2014The menu was linited but the food was great! However, we were greeted by a hostess without a smile and noone shared any information with us about the specials. In general, staff seemed a little unfriendly but food was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very good atmospherelovetodineVIPDined on 5/21/2014Overall, the service and food was good. However, my salad and my steak was very salty. I ended up drinking 3 glasses of water during the meal and was too full to eat anything else.Special Features:
- Dinner at BettyGardengirlDined on 5/19/2014Betty is a delight. We've eaten there a number of times and figured that it was time to share the love. At Betty the food is never over-seasoned (read over-salted, my pet peeve). And we love the fun and attentive wait-staff at Betty. The menu is not huge, but has all the bases covered with fresh and seasonal choices. The food is delicious and well prepared. We were recently there on a warm evening, and the windows were open to the Upper Queen Anne ambience. Nice and casual but still with a touch of class, Betty is a perfect place for a relaxed evening meal and conversation between friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great restaurant, great serviceseattlecDined on 5/17/2014I've been here twice and both times everything has been excellent - food, beverages, service, atmosphere. Highly recommend!Special Features:
- The Pan Roasted ChickeniheartdiningoutDined on 5/15/2014Is delicious!! I split this dish with my daughter because it is plenty for two. We even had a leftover snack portion that was excellent the next day! We also shared the shaved asparagus and arugula salad. A perfect dinner.Special Features:
- QA Place to go toQAdenizenDined on 5/11/2014We enjoyed Mother's Day early dinner in the lounge during Happy Hour. The offerings were good value and the bar bites for appes worked well. She enjoyed the corn soup and I had the burger; both were very good and of good value.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good locationOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 5/10/2014Betty is a good location if you have an event at the Seattle Center. The menu selections sounded interesting but our dinners were just ok, not great. Wine options could be better along with non-alcoholic drink options. Our arugula salads were very good as were the fries that accompanied the hamburgers. The restaurant has a nice ambience.I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 208 reviews are from the Betty reviews archive.
- Food and service were great!FoxdinerDined on 5/3/2014I chose Betty as the venue for my partner's surprise, romantic birthday dinner. I had the halibut which was a beautiful, perfectly cooked piece of fish. Moist and flakey inside with a seared, light and tasty crust. My partner had the pork loin and loved it. The atmosphere was intimate though the bench seats quite uncomfortable. The hostess greeted us by saying we only had 2 hours as there was a reservation after us. Not a good way to start out our experience but the food and wait staff more than made up for it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful food and delicious...HardtoPleaseSister1VIPDined on 5/1/2014Food was excellent and the 4 of us had very different items from appetizer to salads, entrees and desserts. Service was right on too. Only negative was the heat...no air conditioning had been turned on and it was nearly too warm throughout our meal to enjoy it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We'll be back!WheeloDined on 4/24/2014Went to Betty for Dine Out for Life. We sat at the counter and enjoyed watching the food preparation. After the a cured meats appetizer, we ordered 2 of our favorite dishes: steak frites and pork tenderloin, and both were outstanding: moist and flavorful! The tenderloin came with a wonderful veggie side dish that also impressed. Great drinks and attentive service too. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- Wonderful DinnerDuckish53Dined on 4/24/2014Dine Out for Life was our excuse for trying Betty - thank you for supporting this cause - but we will need no excuse to return. Everything about the meal was great. A Manhattan was done very well and I followed with the roast chicken with asparagus and potatoes. It was amazing. Dessert was a tough choice but I went for the banana cream pie - again, amazing. Service was great and everything was pretty close to perfect.Special Features:
- Excellent dining experienceduckyguyDined on 4/23/2014We loved Betty! The food rib-eye was excellent, and my friend said the roasted chicken was really good. We both agreed that the cheese curds were some of the best we'd ever had. My friend really liked the banana cream pie too. The service was excellent. The server was really nice and knowledgeable. I will definitely come back to Betty.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Girls night outseattlegirl13Dined on 4/19/2014It was a great place to enjoy time with girl friends and have some appetizers and a glass of wine. The service was professional and the food was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Well pleased with food and serviceChloeDined on 4/17/2014My friend and I had a wonderful dinner at Betty. It was our first experience and we were a bit rushed because we were going to the ballet. Our waitress was very accommodating (she suggested we not order the chicken because that would take a while). We both had the pork tenderloin, asparagus soup and two different desserts which were all excellent. The portions were reasonable. Would highly recommend.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Across from Queen Anne towernogamoDined on 4/17/2014We sat at the chef's counter and ordered from the $28 three course meal special. We selected our salads (garden) and entrees (nettle and risotto for my wife, roasted chicken for me) We also ordered the octopus from the shared menu because neither of us had ever eaten octopus. Everything was beautifully prepared and delicious. We ended with the grasshopper/peppermint dessert for my wife (she raved about how wonderful it was!) I had the banana cream pie, which was very nice too. A very nice place to relax and be pampered. Waitress (Julia) was perfect.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food, So-so SurroundingsWordfiddlerDined on 4/10/2014We went to Betty during Seattle Restaurant Week and ordered from the prix fixe menu. I had mixed green salad followed by a Mexican Braised Lamb Shank; my companion started with the pear & Bibb lettuce salad and had the Oven Roasted Chicken for her main. We thought the food was really excellent - well-cooked and seasoned beautifully, nicely presented. The quantity was just right too. For dessert I had the Meyer Lemon tart and she had the banana cream pie, and again they were wonderful. The service was quick, friendly and professional. No mistakes, plenty of attention; water glasses were kept full and my friend's hot tea water was replenished. The server even offered to split the check for us without being asked. Overall a terrific evening!Special Features:


text:
With its stately good looks, elegant trim work, and neo-traditional design, the Tresham sink recalls the architectural molding and framework of Shaker furnishings. At home in either traditional or modern decors, this basin shows the beauty of simplicity in both form and style. Pair it with the Tresham pedestal for a matched combination.
Parts, Service & Support• Care & Cleaning Tips
Have a question or concern about this product? If you don't find your answer,
we're always here to help.
Call 1-800-4KOHLER (1-800-456-4537) or send us a question or request.
Configure and Add Required Items
There are additional items required to install this product.
Height 7-5/16"
Length 24"
Width 19-1/2"
Technical Information Downloads


text:
We're sorry for the inconvenience. The product you have selected is no longer available for purchase.
Because of each country's product availability, the selection on this site may not be the same as the one you were previously on.Confirm Cancel
We're sorry for the inconvenience. The product you have selected is no longer available for purchase.
Fashionably brilliant, this diamond pendant features round diamonds pavé-set in an open circle of in 14k white gold with a matching cable chain necklace.
View our education section to learn more about our gold jewelry.
After wanting to get this for my wife for some time, my decision to purchase it for her recent birthday was met with huge approval.
Michael, HAYMARKET, VA – March 2013
It is beautiful, just the perfect size and exactly what I had been looking for.
Barbara, Carefree, AZ – March 2013
Looks beautiful on my girlfriend and accurately represented in the photos provided. However, would like to have seen the pendant from a reverse angle to understand how the attachment to the necklace appears. (My girlfriend is less of a fan of the attachment)
Anonymous, Palo Alto, CA – February 2013


text:
"Really slick production, I really liked the song and the (video) clip!" (Falling For You) – MTV Australia
"I was seriously impressed with the quality of this infectious pop music" – Peter (CD Baby)
Carmichael is a 22 year old Australian song writer, artist and musician from Brisbane.who is rapidly making a name for himself in the Australian music scene. His Latest single, 'Someone To Love' reached number 23 in the ARIA CLUB charts and in addition to his engaging live performances, Stephen has over 300,000 views on YouTube, has been featured on the front cover of the Brisbane 'MX' newspaper twice, topped the Triple J Dance and Pop Charts, won a mashable.com cover competition and has even been featured on Britney Spears' website.
His single release 'Falling For You' was received well by the Australian music industry. It was released as an EP alongside various remixes from both local and international DJ's. This record topped the Triple J Pop Charts and received a Highly Commended in the Queensland Music Awards (QMA) under the electronic/dance category. Carmichael was also nominated for Best Artist of the year for the 2012 Queens Ball Award.
To coincide with this release, in March 2012, Carmichael was featured on the front cover of the 'MX newspaper' in Brisbane and his music was published in magazines such as 'Scene,' 'Rave' and the 'Raw Ink Magazine.'
Also in 2012, Carmichael was interviewed on Balcony TV Brisbane to coincide with the release of the Alternative Version of 'Falling For You.'
In March 2011 Carmichael was featured on Britney Spears' website for his cover of her song 'Till The World Ends.' In October 2011 he won first place in the mashable.com youtube cover competition for his rendition of the pop hit "Moves Like Jagger!"
Carmichael draws his influences from growing up listening to Michael Jackson, Daft Punk and David Bowie, and more recently artists such as Lady Gaga, The Cure, and MGMT.
Carmichael is currently in the process of writing his eagerly anticipated first album with the next single to debut in the months to come.


text:
LEXINGTON, Ky. (4/29/13)— A team of juniors at Tates Creek High School is among the regional winners in Kentucky's spring 2013 Stock Market Game (SMG), which develops leadership, negotiating and cooperation skills. Andrew Hey, Daniel Wallace and Gabriel Fardin received certificates and T-shirts, and are invited to the May 22 statewide awards banquet in Louisville.
"I learned the basics of successful investing and identifying strong businesses," Andrew said after the project.
In the contest, students in grades 4-12 receive a virtual $100,000 to invest in stocks and mutual funds using a live-Internet trading simulation. Managing their investments closely, they try to create the best-performing portfolio by researching and evaluating companies and stock data. The Tates Creek team, guided by teacher Eric Jackson, wound up with a portfolio valued at $102,423 this semester.
"I learned how quickly the stock market can change," said Daniel, whose group worked on the project through their IB Business and Management class. "The Stock Market Game made me want to invest in the future," Gabriel added.
SMG can be taught as an enrichment or project-based activity, or teachers can incorporate different aspects of SMG into their own curriculum as an interdisciplinary project.
"Business education classes are so important for providing students with practical applications of real-world skills as demonstrated with SMG," said Jackson, who teaches business and marketing.
SurfKY News
Information provided by Tammy Lane
Photo provided by SurfKY Graphics
© Copyright 2014 SurfKY News Group, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, or rewritten without permission. SurfKY News encourages you to share this story by using one of the social media links below.
|< Prev
|Next >


text:
Rudraksha Lava Pendant 108 Bead Mala (prayer beads) features 6 1/2 mm rudraksha beads with lava pendant from Bali Malas, enhances meditation and yoga.
The Rudraksha Lava Pendant 108 Bead Mala is a unique handcrafted 108 Bead Mala jewelry piece lovingly made in Bali. Each bead has been picked, blessed, and chosen for its "energy" level. Bali Malas uses rudraksha beads of uncommon size, more commonly found rudrakshas are much larger. The smaller the rudraksha, the more rare and the more potent its energy is. A rudraksha is believed to impart different types of benefits according to the number of segments (similar to that of an orange) or mukhi. We use only rudrakshas of five mukhi. It is traditionally believed that they can destroy negative thought and grant the wearer peace of mind, clarity, and purpose.
Lava rock is used by American Indians when entering battle for strength and clarity. Gives strength (physical and mental) when facing difficult situations.
Rudrakshas can have a very long life, known to last up to eight generations. They are considered sacred and need to be treated with respect and care. Wash them occasionally to remove dirt and dust. Oil them with coconut or sandalwood oil to preserve them. They will naturally turn darker with your own body oil, this is the desired effect as they will grow stronger. Keep in a place of sanctity. Remove when you sleep. Our beads are authentic, sustainably harvested, fairly traded and ethically produced.
Bali Malas are worn by famous people, including Sting, 8 time world champion Kelly Slater, as well as Prince Andrea Casiraghi of Monaco. Shiva Rae says, 'Your malas are the best malas I've ever seen in the world! They have the most spiritual essence of any malas I've encountered through all of my travels.'
WHOLESALE CUSTOMERS NOTE: 50% discount if you order 3 or more of this item. This discount will be reflected on your final invoice.
Love this Rudraksha & Lava Mala with 108 prayer beads from Bali Malas? For more 108 bead malas (prayer beads) with rudraksha, sandalwood, lotus or gemstone bead that enhance yoga and meditation see below.


text:
Hundreds of bras are flying at E's Country Store in Golden Gate Estates to bring attention to breast cancer awareness month.
Over the weekend a group of male and female bikers wore the bras and delivered them to the store to make a statement.
"Oh yea it attracts a lot of attention... People coming in asking why are there so many bras out here? We explain it to them and they get involved then bring their bras in and it's a good cause, "said Stephanie Ross of E's Country Store.
The store is collecting bras all month and will donate five dollars per bra to the Cancer Alliance of Naples.
E's Country Store is located at 21 Golden Gate Boulevard East, in Naples.
3719 Central AvenueFort Myers, FL 33901Main Phone: (239) 939-2020Newsroom Phone: (239) 939-6223


text: Decatur residents fed up with a recent crime spree met with police on Monday to express their concerns and search for answers. The community meeting in Oakhurst Monday night was the first of two planned to address the escalating problem.The meetings are a response to the normally quiet suburb of metro Atlanta -- known for its small town atmosphere -- suddenly reeling under a surge in local robberies and burglaries in recent weeks. Criminals appear to be targeting the city's Oakhurst, Winnona Park and South Candler Street neighborhoods. Over the past five weeks, there have been four robberies and 13 burglaries reported in those communities.At the meeting, police said that level of crime is uncommon on the area and they need as much help as possible."The best thing is to be as observant as possible. I tell everybody, we don't expect citizens to be police officers, we expect them to be the best witnesses they can be," said Decatur's Deputy Police Chief Keith Lee.The Decatur Police Department is working with investigators from the DeKalb County and Atlanta police departments to determine, among other things, if the cases are related and if they are tied to possible gang activity.In the interim, Decatur police have stepped up their patrols.A second meeting is set for 7 p.m. on Tuesday at the Decatur Recreational Center at 231 Sycamore Street.


text:
The Lion King Shrink Charms
Can't wait to be king (or queen)? Use these shrink charms to add some wild decorations to your jewelry and accessories.
You'll need:
- printed charms
- white or clear shrink paper for inkjet printers (you can purchase this at art/craft supply stores or online)
- scissors
- hole punch
- jewelry accessories
- Print the charms on shrink paper and cut them out.
- To use your charm as a bracelet or necklace pendant, you need to punch the hole where indicated before you bake it. You can also cut off the white border if you wish for the charm to be completely in color.
- Follow the baking instructions on the shrink paper package to bake the charms in a toaster oven or conventional oven. Watch the shrink plastic dance and curl! Do not allow children to use the oven.
- If the charm is still slightly curled when it is finished baking, use a piece of cardboard or a spatula to flatten it completely.
- Apply a couple coats of clear nail polish to seal the ink on the charm and make it water-resistant. Let the nail polish dry.
- Add the charms to whatever you'd like! You can use jump rings and jewelry chain to create a charm bracelet or necklace, or attach them to a cell phone charm strap or zipper pulls. You can also glue charms to barrettes and hair pins.
See All Lion King Crafts & Recipes
Click here to meet Simba and his jungle friends at the official Lion King site!


text:
It seems that, in a division filled with talented and exciting strikers, Ross Pearson has been somewhat overlooked. He deserves more recognition, because he brings a few things to the table rarely seen in MMA, and I don't just mean his Geordie accent.
In his book Championship Fighting (which can be found for free online), heavyweight boxing legend Jack Dempsey defines defense as "how to prevent a starting punch from landing on its target, and how to counter with a punch." The final part of that definition is very important. Defense is not effective in a fight unless it leads to offense. In fact, Jack says elsewhere that "the best defense in fighting is an aggressive defense. Each defensive move must be accompanied by a counter-punch or be followed immediately by a counterpunch." Now Jack's method of fighting instruction may be a little too cut-and-dry, but the idea is absolutely sound: if an opponent knows that you are only going to dodge his punches and offer no threat in return, then he will happily hunt for your head until, eventually, he learns your patterns and catches you.
Aggressive defense is key, and Pearson uses it like no other. As they say, "make him miss, and make him pay." If payment is what's required, then Ross Pearson is the debt collector.
1. Pearson and Sotiropoulos circle one another, jockeying for position.
2. G-Sot leads with a right hand, and Pearson slips it.
3. Sotiropoulos attempts to follow up with a left hook, but Pearson screws up his sense of distance. He pulls back for his own left hook and his head is suddenly out of harm's way.
4. 155 pounds of Englishman collide with G-Sot's jaw in the form of a left hook.
Notice that Pearson does not simply wag back and forth as so many MMA fighters are wont to do. His head movement is quick and deliberate, and it is ingrained into his punching technique. When Sotiropoulos throws his right, Pearson not only moves his head left, but drops his weight onto his left foot. From this lowered elevation, he is difficult to hit, and perfectly poised for the counter shot. The fact that he goes left hook for left hook with Sotiropoulos and remains completely unscathed, while putting Sotiropoulos down, shows the technicality with which Pearson throws his short, powerful punches.
Above I examined the distancing aspects of Pearson's favorite punch, the left hook. By pulling his weight back toward his right foot, he is able to land on his opponents without compromising his own defense. In addition to its defensive advantages, Pearson's hook is also very difficult to spot, until it smashes into the side of your mouth.
This is because Pearson throws what I call a rising hook, and what others refer to as a "shovel punch." In modern boxing, the left hook is typically taught as a completely horizontal strike. Even the great Freddie Roach instructs pupils to throw left hooks with the elbow high and the forearm in line with the shoulder.
Though Freddie throws his own left hook a little differently than he tells it, the point is that, at the moment of impact, this version of the punch has the elbow high. Pearson's left hook is a different story, and has more in common with the punches favored by old school masters such as Sugar Ray Robinson.
Like Ray's, Pearson's hook is tricky because it comes from beneath the opponent's line of sight. It also has the advantage of being able to punish an opponent's poor posture, much like an uppercut, because it rises up into the target.
1. Ryan Couture tries to circle along the fence and out of Pearson's range, but the Englishman keeps him in the pocket with a leaping right hook.
2. As Couture covers up, Pearson lowers his body and connects with a rising left hook.
3. Resetting his feet, Pearson lands another left, Couture's head colliding with this one as he ducks down in a futile attempt to avoid further damage.
4. The final left hook of the sequence, and Couture never sees it coming as he tries to escape.
Notice that Pearson's elbow is always low when he throws the hook. Its upward trajectory makes it very difficult to see coming, and combined with the bend in his knees, it allows him to control the entirety of the space in front of him, both low and high. After the Couture fight, Pearson summed up his strategy with the following: "When he level changes I level change with him and strike with him." As long as he is confident in his combinations, the space within Pearson's reach is a scary place to be.
Ross Pearson isn't the only fighter to throw this type of left hook, but few do it with his accuracy and timing. The worst thing an opponent can do against Pearson is to overcommit to the jab or right hand, because his aggressive defense and calculated punching technique is a nightmare for unprotected chins.
Pearson's footwork offers advantages and disadvantages. He's capable of being dropped, though it doesn't seem that his chin is particularly weak, as he's eaten big shots before and recovered quite well. Rather, Pearson's tendency to go down from power punches has more to do with his feet being out of position when he is struck.
1. Pearson starts in a good position relative to Cub Swanson, who begins to step forward for an attack.
2. Swanson throws a wild straight left that Pearson easily avoids, but he does so by compromising his stance. Instead of hop-stepping away, or pivoting, he steps back with his left leg.
3. Cub shift steps into a right hand, his left foot coming down right on top of Pearson's right foot.
4. Already out of position, Pearson is completely unable to adjust for his momentarily pinned right foot, and he tumbles backward.
Pearson tends to recover quickly from these knockdowns, but they are avoidable. He is so confident in his head movement and counter punching ability that he allows himself to stay in range of his opponents punches too long. This is particularly true when Pearson is coming forward and pressuring his opponent. He tends to walk forward, leaving his stance to cover distance more quickly. Sometimes, of course, this is a calculated risk. Jersey Joe Walcott was excellent at putting himself in seemingly disadvantageous positions only to suddenly find his stance and whip out some devastating counters.
And there's that rising hook again. Using walking footwork like this, Pearson can trap his opponents against the fence and unload combinations, but he can also be hurt. He is at his best when he comes in behind his jab, maintaining his stance and using his stellar head movement to set up his punches.
For more fight analysis, check out my podcast Heavy Hands. This week sees two special guest episodes released, one to discuss Tim Bradley and boxing for MMA with trainer Luis Monda, and the other exploring the evolution of the guillotine with BE writer T. P. Grant.
More from Bloody Elbow:
- Asian MMA: PXC 40: Tanaka vs. Aguon Live Video Stream, Results and Discussion
- Jury headed to third day of deliberations in Matthew Maldonado, Nicholas Schultz rape trial
- UFC Fight Night 30: Norman Parke vs. Jon Tuck preview and the prognostication
- BE's Baddest MMA Greatest of All Time Tournament: #2 Kazushi Sakuraba vs #7 Urijah Faber
- UFC Fight Night 30 weigh-ins: Lyoto Machida vs. Mark Munoz live


text:
Banks clamored for emergency funds from the European Central Bank on Tuesday, borrowing the most since early 2009 in a clear sign that the euro region's financial institutions are having trouble obtaining credit at reasonable rates on the open market.
Indebted governments among the 17 members of the European Union that use the euro are also finding it harder to borrow at affordable rates as investors lose confidence in their creditworthiness.
Read it all.
Filed under: * Economics, Politics Economy Consumer/consumer spending Corporations/Corporate Life Credit Markets Currency Markets Euro European Central Bank The Banking System/Sector The Credit Freeze Crisis of Fall 2008/The Recession of 2007-- * International News & Commentary England / UK --Ireland Europe --European Sovereign Debt Crisis of 2010 France Germany Italy Portugal Spain
To comment on this article: To article and comments
© 2014 Kendall S. Harmon. All rights reserved.
For original material from Titusonenine (such as articles and commentary by Dr. Harmon) permission to copy and distribute free of charge is granted, provided this notice, the logo, and the web site address are visible on all copies. For permission for use in for-profit publications, please email KSHarmon[at]mindspring[dot]com


text:
Daniel Green Terry Scuffs
Daniel Green Terry Scuffs, Adjustable Comfort for Regular or Swollen Feet
Daniel Green Terry Scuffs
Daniel Green Terry Scuffs, Adjustable Comfort for Regular or Swollen Feet
From the first step to the last, these terry scuffs treat your tootsies to the utmost in comfort. The softness of the terrycloth uppers and lining is match only by the caressive gentleness of the adjustable band, which has a hook-and-loop closure to accommodate swollen, sore, or sensitive feet. Also with shock-absorbing memory foam insoles and indoor/outdoor soles. 80% polyester, 20% nylon. Machine wash, air dry. Imported.
- Terry cloth uppers and lining
- Adjustable band with hook-and-loop closure
- Padded memory foam insoles
- Indoor/outdoor soles
- Available in three widths
Pamper your feet in the manner they deserve with these plush terry scuffs.
Gift wrap not available.
Daniel Green Terry Scuffs
80% polyester, 20% nylon, binding is cotton. Sole: tpr.
Machine or hand washable.
Arch Support: false
Insole Construction: Memory Foam
Manufactured In: China
Material - Country Of Origin: China


text:
"We used this as a way to get most of our family a picture of our new baby girl. It is a super lovely layout since the majority of the space is used on your picture! The sparkle text is super pretty, the very last line of text is small, and hard to read. Overall, we loved this card!"
"This was my first time using Tiny Prints and I was thrilled with the result. The cards are colorful, happy, and convey my wishes! Another plus: I ordered them on a Wednesday and they arrived at my door on Saturday!"
"The standard weight paper was nice and heavy and the colors were vivid. The regular delivery arrived before the expected date I am reordering more today! Will definately use tiny prints for my son's engagement party invitations!"
"I ordered this card in grey with colored pictures and the darker blue with black and white pictures. We had lots of compliments on them. I was also really pleased with how fast they shipped to us in Canada."
"Nice layout and classic colors allows for a variety of photos (with different colors in them) to be used for this card. I love being able to put a small photo ont he back. The design on the back is stylish and I like the fact that it is not plain white."


text:
Sequel to the best-selling and critically acclaimed The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind.
Latest Articles for The Elder Scrolls Travels: Oblivion
Oblivion takes home the shiniest golden joystick
The results are in for the 24th annual Golden Joystick Awards - The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion comes out on top.
PS3 oblivion will look the best
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion producer says that the game will look better on the PlayStation 3.
Ubisoft to publish Oblivion for PS3 and PSP in Europe
Ubisoft has announced an agreement with Bethesda Softworks to co-publish Oblivion for the PlayStation 3 and PSP.
Related Topics
Desert Island Game in General Gaming
or i might bring guitar hero and turn up the music so loud that maybe a boat could hear me and pick me up and take me home
New Elder Scrolls title in development? in Article Comments
It'll be co-op, but hopefully that doesn't mean there will be a party system. I don't want a party with me all the time. I expect it will just be all like "Yo dawg you wanna raid this tomb...
Best RPG Developer? in General Gaming
Well, he asked which was better between Bethesda and Sqeenix, and as I really hate FF and absolutly love Oblivion, well, you can guess who my vote's with! On a side note; @Ninjutsu If you only...


text:
Ronica is chasing down alleged settlement fraud across the state of NJ. She met with Joel Oster on this chase, who purchased a home in North Haledon, NJ in 2005. On his HUD 1, he was charged $350 for recording fees. His settlement agent was then responsible for paying those fees to the county clerk's office. But, it turns out the county clerk's office only received $240. So what happened to the other $110? Well, Oster believes the money was pocketed by the settlement agent.
Oster is part of a class action lawsuit filed by Attorney Mark Cuker. The lawsuit alleges that settlement agents like the one involved in Oster's closing are overcharging home buyers for deed and mortgage recording fees across the state of NJ.
Ronica met with Cuker to learn more about this case, where he walked her through Oster's documents. Cuker alleges that settlement agents across NJ have nickel and dimed the NJ home buyer to what amounts to be over $150 million from 2003 to 2010. And, he says the title insurance companies turned a blind eye to it all. He said, "The title insurance company is legally responsible to reimburse the victim for any money that is unlawfully taken by the settlement agent."
Based on Cuker's research, he believes that homeowners are overcharged by settlement agents about 70% of the time. He says the problem is "endemic."
Ronica then reached out to Attorney Mike O'Donnell. He's representing the title insurance company involved in Oster's case, as well as three others. They have not heard back from him for comment, but will continue the chase for more details.


text:
UFC light heavyweight Joey Beltran talked about his big win in Australia at UFC on FX 6 over Igor Pokrajac.
The Latest
Trading Shots: On Dana White's ire toward the 'so-called' MMA media
In this week's Trading Shots, retired UFC/WEC fighter Danny Downes joins MMAjunkie columnist Ben Fowlkes to discuss UFC President Dana White's criticism of the media response to UFC 177.
UFC 177 reactions: Winning and losing fighters on social media
Following Saturday's UFC 177 event, several of the winning and losing fighters, along with their coaches, training partners and/or family members, took to social media. Check out the reactions.
The three stars of 'UFC 177: Dillashaw vs. Soto' in Sacramento
Now that UFC 177 is in the books, it's time to commence MMAjunkie's "Three Stars" ceremony.
Joe Silva's Shoes: What next for UFC 177's winners?
With UFC 177 in the rearview mirror, it's time to look forward, put on a pair of Joe Silva's (and Sean Shelby's) shoes, and play UFC matchmaker.
UFC 177 post-fight facts: T.J. Dillashaw first to score two fifth-round stoppages
For more on the numbers behind T.J. Dillashaw's first successful UFC bantamweight title defense, plus several other facts and figures from Saturday's event, here are 35 post-fight facts about UFC 177.
Dana White: 'There's a Ronda Rousey' on 'The Ultimate Fighter 20'
Another season of "The Ultimate Fighter," another bold proclamation from UFC President Dana White.
How UFC champ T.J. Dillashaw turned a raw deal into a winning formula
From the rematch with a former champ to a last-minute switcheroo involving a debuting fighter from the prelims, T.J. Dillashaw faced one unreasonable demand after another en route to his UFC 177 victory. And he handled them all like a champ.


text:
Your Account
Ladies' Home Journal® Magazine
By Erica Metzger
I've been getting salon highlights forever. Can I color at home?
Yes, but only if you're ready to transition to single- process color (most pros don't recommend DIY highlights). If you currently have lots of blond or platinum highlights, go to your salon first to get a more-uniform shade. "Otherwise you'll end up with stripes where the color changes drastically," says Tippi Shorter, a celebrity hairstylist. If you've got darker blond or light brown highlights, it's safe to do single process at home as long as you stay within two shades of your highlights, says Marie Robinson, Clairol celebrity colorist.
I always seem to spill hair color somewhere. Help!
First, protect your skin by rubbing a line of Vaseline along your hairline and around your ears. Wear an old button-up shirt while you work and keep an old towel and washcloth handy to blot up spills and drips before they have time to dry. Don't forget to put your rubber gloves back on before you rinse out the color so you don't stain your fingertips.
What's the most low-maintenance way to cover up my grays?
Use a root-touch-up kit or apply your regular box color just to your gray regrowth. "Grays are notoriously resistant," says Alexandra Matiz, Wella Professionals color ambassador, "so make sure you thoroughly saturate your roots when you apply the dye."
Bonus Tips
Stock Up: The secret to great color is consistency. Once you find your perfect shade, go back and buy four boxes so you have it when you need it.
Tool Time: At-home color kits only come with developer, dye, conditioner, gloves, and directions. Pick up handy extras like clips, brushes, and a timer before you get started.


text:
Ten SIU students have been arrested after a fight on the Carbondale campus Sunday afternoon.
The fight happened between Mae Smith and Grinnell halls.
The fight happened just days after the campus was ranked 14th out of 25 most dangerous campuses around the U.S. by the F.B.I.'s uniform crime report.
Anthony V. Coleman, 19, of Chicago was arrested for unlawful use of a weapon, mob action, and aggravated battery, according to the SIU Department of Public Safety.
Seven other students are charged with aggravated battery and mob action:
According to DPS, three other suspects have been identified.
All the students were fighting amongst themselves. No one required medical treatment.
Chancellor Rita Cheng said the ten students have been banned from campus, but have not been expelled.
"I want students to know that their safety is a priority and that what they witnessed if they were in the area or what they heard about or what they saw on Facebook is not going to be tolerated on this campus," Cheng said. "Students are here to be educated, student want to feel safe they want to be safe and we're about that, making sure that happens."
The new focus on campus safety is something many students have mixed feelings about.
"For the most part I feel pretty safe here," said Melanie Albert. "But at the same time, I know a lot of bad stuff does go on and I think it some people don't even realize it."
"It really wasn't that big of a deal and you know it was an isolated incident and there wasn't really too much to be concerned about," said SIU sophomore Cody Hepner.
Until judicial hearings take place, the students are to stay off the school's campus.
Copyright 2012 KFVS. All rights reserved.
310 Broadway
Cape Girardeau, MO 63701
FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Lifetime's hit Devious Maids is just going into its second season, but does the juicy prime-time drama already have to worry about a name change? After all, when the series returns for Season 2 on Sunday (10/9c), not one, but two of the women will have packed their feather dusters (seemingly) for good. "We worry about that all the time and you will understand just how worried we are as the season progresses," executive producer Sabrina Wind tells TVGuide.com with a laugh. "Let's just say maybe not everybody keeps their role." So what else is coming up for Marisol, Carmen, Rosie, Zoila and their employers in 90210 this year? Read on to find out...read more
She's back in black! Lifetime's Devious Maids returns for Season 2 on Sunday, April 20 (10/9c), with a three-month time jump and what appears to be another murder. But that delicious, high-maintenance drama queen Genevieve Delatour — played by Emmy winner Susan Lucci — has not yet recovered from last season's "Who Killed Flora?" story. In fact, she's still in deep, deep mourning. Or is she? La Lucci gave TV Guide Magazine the camptastic details.
All My Children has been reportedly been canceled for a second time.
The long-running soap ended its first online season more than two months ago in the middle of a legal battle between ABC and Prospect Park, the production company which resurrected both All My Children and another recently axed ABC daytime drama...read more
Susan Lucci's prodigious slapping talent gets its own montage and Andy Cohen gets to get slapped by the Erica Kane.
A clip from the Palmer Memorial. Watch All My Children on ABC or Fancast.com
Susan Lucci shares her memories of meeting a 19-year-old Andy Cohen.
Evelyn (Rebecca Wisocky), Tony and Adrian (Tom Irwin) go to a sketchy part of town in an attempt to retrieve Evelyn's stolen necklace, in this scene from Episode 2 (The Dark at the Top of the Stairs) of Devious Maids Season 2.
More Clips & Interviews
Horror Master Wes Craven turns a family's lifelong dream into their worst nightmare.
More Susan Lucci Movies Videos
Cesar and Christina Laurean's Marine marriage ranks perfection, but when Lance Corporal Maria Lauterbach, joins the regiment, disaster strikes. Then, Ann and Ted Throneberry are perfect, until long hours away from home leave one heart burned by betrayal.
Also Available On Amazon Instant Video and VUDU
Love is in bloom for a young marine and his wife, until a musician sweeps in, leaving behind lies and treachery. Later a belly-dancing temptress chooses between her martial arts husband and her doctor lover. Passion and jealousy will explode into murder.
Also Available On Amazon Instant Video and VUDU
The passion between Mirinda and Sam Boob is red-hot, until lies and betrayals tarnish their happiness. And, Tony Hayes loves being a model officer/ladies' man. Monique Johnson catches his wandering eye. When another lover looms, who will pay the price?
Also Available On Amazon Instant Video and VUDU
Spence and Rosie decide to get married.
Also Available On VUDU
More Susan Lucci On TV Videos
More Credits (153)
Sordid secrets, evil twins, mind-blowing returns from the dead and love in the afternoon so lushly romantic it makes our knees buckle. We're talking, of course, about daytime soaps, which have been bubbling over with escapist thrills since 1946. Here, like sands through the hourglass, are the grandest, wildest, most shocking moments of our soap-viewing lives — the ones that made us all tune in tomorrow...
read more
It's so hard finding good shows about help these days.PBS' hit Brit import Downton Abbey, which humanizes the servants and nobility with equal sensitivity and wit, is an exception. In the second cable series within a month depicting the class divide between the unhappy rich and the equally conflicted domestics who tidy their fabulous homes if not their messy lives, both extremes of the economic scale are patronized with cartoonish levels of camp and melodrama.If you liked Marc Cherry's Desperate Housewives, then you're pretty much already seen Lifetime's Devious Maids — what's next, Dangerous Masseuses? The characters and situations may be different, but creator/executive producer Cherry's signature tone of arch cattiness leavened with sentimental schmaltz is unmistakable...
read more
Washing the windows is no concern when scrubbing bloody floors and covering up illicit affairs are part of your professional duties. Such filthy tasks are all in a day's work for Beverly Hills cleaning ladies Carmen, Marisol, Valentina, Rosie and Zoila. It's enough to turn anyone a little...devious.Inspired by the hit Mexican telenovela The Disorderly Maids of the Neighborhood, the new Lifetime sudser Devious Maids was adapted for American audiences by Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry and features the same wickedly over-the-top tone. "But there are subtle differences," Cherry explains. "Devious Maids deals with themes of racism, classism and immigration. These women all work in the homes of rich people, but they have goals and dreams that are much greater than the people they work for realize."The drama begins with the death of a mischievous maid named Flora...
read more
Attention, All My Children fans: you may not have seen the last of Erica Kane.
Asked whether she would be making an appearance on the revamped online version of the soap, Susan Lucci tells TVGuide.com, "I hope so. We're trying."
It's been a year and a half since All My Children went off the air, but much like Jesse Hubbard, the popular soap is back from the dead! On Monday, the serial drama will return exclusively online, with new episodes premiering on Hulu and iTunes four days a week, Monday-Thursday, at 5 a.m. ET. And with the series' timeline jumping ahead five years, now is the perfect time for new viewers to join the fun that is Pine Valley.
Here are five things to expect from the resurrected All My Children.
Download the TV Guide app for iPhone, iPad and Android!


text:
This is a collection of primary cultural anthropology resources covering over 350 cultures from different parts of the world, both past and present. Fogler Library holds the originally-produced microfiche collection. The electronic format - eHRAF - has been in production since 1995; currently it covers about 280 cultures so far and is constantly being updated. Please note: eHRAF includes more recent documents and not all the older documents are retained. An online guide to eHRAF is available at http://www.yale.edu/hraf/guides.htm
The collection is organized by culture and by subject. The Outline of World Cultures lists all the cultures covered by the electronic database. The Outline of Cultural Materials lists the various subjects covered by the electronic database.
Resources to identify microfiche(s) for your topic:
Outline of World Cultures (REF H62.B37 1983) to identify
the culture code you want
Outline of Cultural Materials (REF H62 B36 v.5 2004) to identify subject code for your topic
Index to the Human Relations Area Files (REF H62.H8) to identify publications on microfiche about your cultural topic
HRAF Source Bibliography (REF H62.H8) for the full citations of identified microfiche publications
Using HRAF Microfiche Collection
Step 1. Identify your cultural unit, e.g. NJ5 for Micmac (Use Outline of World Cultures)
Step 2. Identify the code for the subject you want to research, e.g. 185 for cultural goals (Use Outline of Cultural Materials)
Step 3. Identify the resources available for your subject about your
chosen cultural unit (Use Index to the Human Relations Area Files)
e.g. OCM Trait Number 185
NJO5 4. Speck ....115
This means that information concerning cultural goals (OCM code 185) among Micmac Indians (NJ5) is available on p.115 of a source by authored by Speck.
Step 4. Identify the full citation(s) of the available resources. (Use HRAF Source Bibliography Cumulative)
e.g.: Speck, Frank Gouldsmith. Beothuk and Micmac. Indian Notes and Monographs, 22 (1922): 80-187.
Step 5. Locate the appropriate microfiche in the Government Documents area.
Ask A Librarian...we're here to help you!


text:
The Dinex Group
This employer has taken extra steps to respond to reviews and provide job seekers with accurate company information, photos, and reviews. Interested for your company?Learn More.
Work in HR? Unlock Free Profile
The Dinex Group Executive Sous Chef Salary
0 employee salaries Back to all The Dinex Group Salaries
The Dinex Group is Hiring! Check out the latest The Dinex Group Executive Sous Chef jobs
No salaries found in Canada – However, we do have The Dinex Group Salaries in US
Be the first to Post a Salary
Get Email Updates
We'll send you daily or weekly emails with more jobs like these.
Explore Executive Sous Chef Salaries
Looking beyond The Dinex Group?
Take a look at the latest Executive Sous Chef Jobs or see Executive Sous Chef Salaries at other companies.
See if they're hiring! Check out the latest The Dinex Group Jobs


text:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. - (July 4, 2013) – Panther is pleased to be joined by Medal of Honor recipient James E. Livingston during this weekend's event at Pocono Racing. Livingston is a retired United States Marine Corps general who received the Medal of Honor for his heroic actions in 1968 during the Vietnam War. Livingston is scheduled to speak at Panther's "Operation: Hire Our Guard" veteran employment program on Sunday at 10:00 am (ET) in the team's hospitality unit.
Livingston is the latest in a long list of Medal of Honor Recipients who have been an instrumental part of Panther's program to fight veteran unemployment. During the week of the Indianapolis 500 in May Panther hosted a total of seven Medal of Honor Recipients, who were all included in the pre-race ceremonies for the iconic event. Panther has utilized many Medal of Honor Recipients as part of "Operation: Hire Our Guard" to help highlight the benefits of hiring veterans to all the local employers who attend the team's program.
Livingston, then a Marine Captain, earned his honor in the Dai Do Republic of Vietnam in May of 1968 during an assault on the heavily fortified village. During the attack CPT Livingston was injured on three occasions – twice by grenade fragments – to the point he was unable to walk, but refused medical treatment and continued to lead his men through the assault. His men were responsible for the destruction of over 100 bunkers, driving the enemy from their positions, halting an enemy counterattack and supervising the evacuation of casualties. Despite his own injuries CPT Livingston did not allow himself to be evacuated until he was assured the safety of all his men.
Operation: Hire Our Guard is a Panther Racing initiative to raise awareness and educate business leaders around the country about the increasing unemployment crisis facing our National Guard, with the ultimate goal of making the connections necessary between the military and business leaders to secure quality employment for National Guard Soldiers. Unemployment is the No. 1 issue facing returning and demobilizing National Guard members and their families. Overall unemployment is 13% - as high as 30% for Veterans between 18-30 – and, in total, there are currently 65,000 unemployed National Guard members. Last year our events provided Veterans exposure to approximately 9,300 job opportunities and based on a conservative approach, potentially over 4,300 Guardsmen have been employed as a result of our program.
Media are welcome to attend the Operation: Hire Our Guard program at 10:00 am (ET) in the Panther Racing hospitality tent.


text:
A Mexican woman was arrested at the Naco Port of Entry Wednesday for attempting to transport an assortment
of illegal drugs worth more than $1.8 million.
U.S. Customs and Border Protection stopped Emilia Reyes-Balderrama, 54, at the border and a thorough inspection of her Ford truck
led to the discovery of 150 pounds of drugs. Among them included nine pounds of heroin valued at an estimated $126,000, nearly 80 pounds of cocaine
worth more than $725,000, and almost 64 pounds of methamphetamine valued at
nearly $987,000.
Reyes was taken to U.S. Immigration and Customs
Enforcement's Homeland Security Investigations. The vehicle and drugs were seized.
Copyright 2013 Tucson News Now. All rights reserved.
7831 N. Business Park Drive
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 Worldnow and KOLD. All Rights Reserved.
For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.