text:
Florida Atlantic University, 2010 - $7,500
Florida Atlantic University (FAU) recently established a university-level Innovation and Entrepreneurship Platform with the goal of integrating and enhancing entrepreneurial activity at FAU. As part of the initiative, this grant will help lay the groundwork for the development of two new programs: the Spark Incubator and a Certificate in Innovation and Entrepreneurship at Spark.
Louisiana State University, 2010 - $7,500
This planning grant supports the development of a plan for programs to support student entrepreneurship at Louisiana State University through a new interdisciplinary course in entrepreneurship, a business plan competition, and a mentorship program. The three-pronged program is designed to stimulate the formation of LSU's first E-Teams, involving undergraduates, faculty and counselors from technical, business and humanities disciplines. The overall aim of their efforts is to prepare undergraduates to become contributors to both the local Louisiana economy and the global economy.
University of North Carolina at Pembroke, 2010 - $8,000
The University of North Carolina at Pembroke (UNCP) serves a diverse regional community of 38% Native Americans, 32% Caucasians, 25% African Americans, and 5% Hispanics and others. UNCP is located among the poorest counties in the nation, with unemployment between 12% and 18% and per capita income 40% below the national average. In order to help the regional economy, efforts are underway to promote entrepreneurship through the Thomas Family Center for Entrepreneurship (TFCE). The TFCE is a UNCP-affiliated organization whose goal is to promote entrepreneurship education at UNCP and provide free entrepreneurial consulting for local area residents.
This grant provides seed money to lay the groundwork for a follow-on proposal to create innovation-driven pathways for university students to lead new business development in this economically underprivileged area.
Drexel University, 2010 - $25,000
Drexel Smart House is a student-led, research-driven organization at Drexel University working to develop a sustainable model for urban residential living. The organization engages students in multidisciplinary teams working on a number of green projects, including a lightweight green roof, residential water recovery system, urban crop cultivation, energy recovery systems and more.
This grant will create the Drexel Smart House Student Seed Fund, which will allow students to conduct early research and prototype development. Drexel Smart House has shown that access to early seed funding for preliminary research and prototypes greatly improves prospects for expanded research funding and industry collaboration.
The new eighteen-month program will fund individual, student-proposed projects ranging in cost from $100-$2,500. Student-developed short proposals will be reviewed by a faculty member and a student review board. Project proposals will be from teams working on freshman or senior engineering design projects, multidisciplinary teams, graduate student teams, and undergraduate/graduate teams.
Johns Hopkins University, 2010 - $41,500
This grant supports a new course, Sustainable Medical Device Innovation for Developing Countries, in Johns Hopkins' Center for Bioengineering Innovation and Design (CBID). The course, being developed as a core requirement for a new one-year MS program at CBID, will have the explicit aim of training students in the process of identification, invention and implementation of healthcare technologies that solve clinical problems in developing countries.
Students will learn through immersive clinical experience, partnering with hospitals and community health centers in South Asia and Southern Africa. Over the course of two semesters, they will work in teams to invent and prototype multiple solutions to problems they identify, develop a clinical trial plan, identify manufacturing partners, and develop an appropriate business model. Once the projects reach a certain level of maturity, teams will receive intensive mentoring on how to pursue further funding opportunities to fully implement their ideas (Gates Foundation, USAID, etc.).
Ohio Northern University, 2010 - $19,500
This grant supports the transformation of a year-long engineering capstone course into an E-Team-generating experience that takes the best new product ideas on campus and turns them into real prototypes and potential business ventures. There will be three steps to the program: 1) in a spring "Ideas Competition," students will pitch their ideas to a review board made up of entrepreneurs/investors; 2) E-Teams will be formed around each of the five winning ideas; 3) the following spring, the E-Teams will compete in a business plan competition, with the winning teams receiving substantial funds to continue development of their projects beyond the capstone timeframe.
The teams will be comprised of students from engineering, business and law.
University of Massachusetts Amherst, 2010 - $29,000
The NCIIA-funded UMass Amherst Entrepreneurship Initiative (UMassEI), a one-credit course, has greatly increased student participation in entrepreneurship on University of Massachusetts Amherst campus, having grown from five students in 2007 to over 200 from thirty majors running over 100 active student companies. While UMass faculty are currently formalizing a program that connects the most advanced of these student companies to outside mentors, increasing their chances for success, there remains a large gap between the mature teams and the teams in need of support. Many student companies lack the maturity or level of development to take advantage of the mentorship program after completing the one-credit UMassEI class.
This grant will help bridge the gap and connect more students more effectively to outside programs and mentors. Faculty will develop a "bridge program" for students, with the objective of providing early student companies with the knowledge and support they need to cross the gap between completing the introductory course and reaping maximum benefit from outside advisors. The program will consist of three elements: independent studies with faculty across campus who will mentor student innovation projects; bi-weekly seminars for all student proto-companies in the program to build peer-mentoring networks (a result of feedback from mentors who said students were not "ready" to talk with them yet), share successes, answer questions and make them accountable to the group; and weekly networking sessions with external entrepreneurs.
Cornell University, 2010 - $17,226
This grant supports the enhancement and institutionalization of Creative Design for Affordability (CDfA), a new course in the Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University. CDfA, established in collaboration with faculty from Cornell's College of Human Ecology Department of Design and Environmental Analysis, is an experiential course focused on the role that design and technology development plays in private sector innovation and social entrepreneurship.
Through this grant, Cornell faculty will be able to support approximately five multidisciplinary E-Teams per year working with peers in India on the development and launch of businesses addressing global societal challenges. Specifically, funding will help to strengthen the effectiveness of the interdisciplinary content of the course by supporting the integration of business, design, and technological innovation; ensure that cross-national, US-India E-Teams collaborate in creating viable technologies addressing critical problems; and assure E-Teams gain access to mentorship resources inside and outside the classroom.
Over the last four years, the Center of Bioengineering Innovation and Design (CBID, supported by an NCIIA Course and Program grant) within the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University has planned and launched a one-year master's program focusing on the identification, creation and implementation of novel health care technologies.
This grant will fund prototype development costs for graduate student teams developing technologies in the CBID. Feedback from VCs and others emphasized the importance of developing very strong prototypes in order to increase the chances for securing funding and support. Faculty also plan to expand the program from twelve to fifteen students, and require teams to increase the number of and improve the quality of prototypes developed over the span of the program.
Two biomedical device start-ups have spun out of the Master's Level Education in Bioengineering Innovation course:
Grant PI Bob Allen reports that so far 15 students have graduated from the program with MS degrees. JHPIEGO, JHU's global health partner, is further developing two other projects from the grant: an electronic partogram and the antenatal screening kit (a 2010 E-Team grantee and Popular Science invention of the year).
Northeastern University, 2010 - $9,000
This grant, which builds on a previous NCIIA grant funding student technology projects in Northeastern University's School of Technological Entrepreneurship, seeks to round out the program by adding two major components: 1) the inclusion of design students and mentors on E-Teams and funds for creating industry-grade prototypes, and 2) giving student teams access to incremental seed funding.
Northeastern will work in collaboration with the Massachusetts College of Art and Design. Students from the Mass Art Product Development Lab will be integrated into Northeastern's I-Cubator teams. Based on student team investment pitches, teams will be given the opportunity to raise funds of up to $3,000, with a strategic focus on design as a key project component. At the end of the one-year program, projects may then be commercialized, returned to the I-Cubator for a second year, or terminated.
University of Pittsburgh, 2010 - $25,950
Assistive Technologies (ATs) can be the single most important factor in determining whether people with disabilities can participate fully in society. However, the abandonment rate for new ATs is disconcertingly high, with inappropriate design for the user being one of the most common reasons for failure.
The University of Pittsburgh's Human Engineering Research Laboratory (HERL), which marries efforts on research- and user-driven innovations with the expertise of outside business collaborators, has had success commercializing ATs in the past, with five spin-offs to its name. This proposal seeks funding to augment a current NSF-funded HERL program, called Research Experience for Undergraduates, to support projects and educational activities related specifically to AT product development done by undergraduates. NCIIA funding will be used to support multidisciplinary teams of undergraduates working on innovation-focused projects, workshops focused on design innovation and commercialization, and tours of local companies that support early-stage product design in the AT industry.
The ultimate goal of the expanded program is the development of highly promising AT products that can be launched after completion of the NCIIA-funded project, improving the quality and increasing the quantity of highly impactful ATs.
Ohio State University, 2010 - $20,000
Agricultural fungicides, which combat a number of plant blights and diseases, are estimated to prevent the loss of up to 95% of annual crop yields worldwide. At the same time, many current fungicides are petrochemicals that come with major financial and environmental costs from toxicity and chemical buildup in the soil. Organic fungicides offer a safer solution, but are currently much less effective and more expensive than chemical fungicides.
This E-Team, calling itself Gen2 Agro, is developing a next-generation organic fungicide that is over 20% more effective than current organic options, making it comparable in efficacy to chemical alternatives. Gen2 Agro's product is composed of naturally occurring, non-genetically modified bacteria that has been found to directly attack fungi, secreting byproducts that suppress fungal growth. The team's fungicide will work for some of the world's most valued crops, including soybeans, wheat, and potatoes.
Tufts University, 2010 - $18,000
This E-Team is developing software to make the technology transfer process from academia to industry in the bio and pharma space more efficient. Calling themselves Relay Technology Management, the team is developing software that provides industry in-licensing and corporate strategy groups with competitive intelligence on specific research happening inside universities, and also enables university technology transfer offices to manage their IP portfolios and market the right technologies to the right industry partners.
Specifically, the software will: 1) enable faculty members to enter invention disclosures in a secure, online system; 2) generate an actionable report to the technology transfer office; and 3) market the opportunity to the right industry partner based on licensing needs and sponsored research initiatives.
The business model will be based on a subscription fee to industry partners. The product will be marketed to companies in the biotechnology, pharmaceutical, diagnostic, medical device, chemical, physical and clean technology industries. Large players in this space have already confirmed a need for such a service, and have begun pre-ordering subscriptions.
Relay Technology Management launched Business Development Live, a unified, real‐time data visualization, comparative asset analysis and tracking platform for the life sciences industry (May 2012).
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2010 - $16,500
While the world's small-scale rural farmers have traditionally been overlooked in global markets, they're gaining increased access to essential services including financial tools (banking, loans) and IT resources (mobile, internet). At the same time, there has been a global spike in demand for organic, fair-trade products, and small-scale farmers are well positioned to take advantage of the opportunity while at the same time generating employment and income. The challenge for most small-scale farmers is getting their goods to market.
This E-Team is developing the Mobile Information Aggregator (MIA), a mobile application/tool that farmers can use to gain access to global markets. Though a text message on a simple cell phone, the MIA tracks the frequency, quantity of production, and prices that farmers sell via a text message, which then links into a central database system. The MIA provides historical and real-time data to farming cooperatives so that they can make better business decisions, and will help this E-team to understand what cooperatives are producing and help farmers aggregate demand, connect with markets and increase their income.
Update (2010)
Stop the Rot Now! Supply Change. from Supply Change on Vimeo
The team has launched a company, Supply Change, a fair trade, organic fruit company which uses fruit that would otherwise be wasted, processing it into high-value, high-quality products to provide income for farmers and nutritious food for consumers. Individual farmers send their harvest information to their cooperative on a weekly basis via a simple text message. This harvest information is then fed into a central database, producing real-time data that cooperative managers access to make better business decisions to maximize farmers current production, matching supply and market demand. All of this before the food rots and is wasted.
This E-Team is developing the Leveraged Freedom Chair (LFC), a lever-propelled wheelchair designed specifically to meet the mobility needs of people with disabilities in developing countries. Any wheelchair designed for developing countries needs to be both maneuverable in the home and able to travel long distances on rough roads; the LFC meets the requirements with a lever drive train that allows the rider to use mechanical advantage to efficiently traverse virtually any terrain.
The LFC looks like a normal wheelchair, but with tall levers pointing up from the wheels and a bike-like third wheel attached the to axle. Placing your hands high on the levers and pumping them back and forth generates high torque and an effective low gear; placing your hands low on the levers creates high angular velocity in the drivetrain and an effective high gear.
The E-Team will design and test the LFC in partnership with the largest disability organization in the world, the Indian organization Bhagwan Mahaveer Viklang Sahayata Samiti (BMVSS), Jaipur, also known as Jaipur Foot.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2010 - $17,517
Over one billion people worldwide lack access to clean water, the most basic need for human survival. Within that number, many spend up to eight hours per day walking to the nearest water source, collecting water in heavy buckets, and making the long journey home. According to the UN Millennium Goal Report, forty billion work hours are lost in Africa each year due to time spent transporting water.
This E-Team is developing the Aqua Port, a water transporter that consists of several large plastic cylinders with wheels. The units are threaded onto a horizontal axle and rolled from the water source to the user's home.
The team is relying heavily on research, testimonials and data from NGO workers, professors, and consumers throughout Africa in designing the device. It fulfills the three major needs they've identified for a water transporter: easy to transport, lift, fill, and pour; affordable for people living on less than two dollars per day; and able to transport large amounts of water.
University of California, Berkeley, 2010 - $18,400
Middle-income families in emerging markets around the world would like to have the same hot shower their counterparts in wealthier countries experience every morning. Demand for comfort technologies like water heaters is growing quickly in these markets, but the current options for water heating are either very expensive (tank heaters) or low quality (biomass burning), and all emit significant amounts of carbon. Both the upfront and ongoing energy costs of water heating technologies in, for example, Mexico, make hot water a well-guarded comfort.
The CalSolAgua (CSA) team has developed a low cost solar water heating system capable of reducing energy costs for households in developing countries while also reducing carbon dioxide emissions. CSA's solar water heater can retail for about $100—one-fourth of the price of competing water tank heaters.
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 2009 - $10,500
This E-Team is developing OsmoPure, a low-cost water purification device for developing countries based on simple membrane filtration technology. While there are a number of water filtration devices being marketed to the poor, many of them don't work in murky water (they get easily clogged), often require a large energy input in order to work (e.g., hand pumping), and fail to remove all contaminants. OsmoPure is a compact, cartridge-based, multi-stage water purification system. To produce potable water, the user fills a plastic bottle with dirty water, screws on the purifier like you would screw on a cap and squeezes the bottle to dispense clean water. When the filter looks dirty, the user simply shakes the fluid inside to remove debris. The purifiers are meant for plastic bottles that exist currently as rubbish in the target areas, cutting production and distribution costs and creating an environmentally friendly solution to the global water crisis.
OsmoPure wins $100,000 at MassChallenge (Nov. 2010)
Fast Company story (Dec. 2010)
University of Pittsburgh, 2009 - $20,000
Lean LaunchPad Educators Seminar
November 3-5 2014
Santa Cruz/Scotts Valley Hilton
Learn more


text:
Expired Property Listing
This property is disabled.
Beautifully furnished 2 bedroom, 2 bath Patio Villa in The Villages
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community
rates (USD)
/ week
$ 1,000 - $ 3,000 / month
vacation rental description
This smoke-free, pet-free Patio Villa is a 2/2 with a 1&1/2 car garage. There
is a King-size bed in the Master Bedroom Suite and Twin beds in the Guest
Bedroom. Dining Room has a table and chairs to seat 6. There is an
eat-in Kitchen equipped with table which seats 4, microwave oven,
self-cleaning electric stove, dishwasher, coffee maker, toaster,
complete service of dishes, glasses, pots and pans, etc. Living Room
has a queen-size sofa bed and matching love seat, 2 leather reclining
chairs, a 27" TV and VCR/DVD. The Front Porch is screened and has a
table and 6 comfortable indoor lanai chairs. There is also
a private side patio area with patio table and chairs if you want to
sit outside. Vacuum cleaner, iron and ironing board, washer and
dryer, all linens and towels are also included. All you need to
bring are your clothes and toothbrush.
villa rental amenities
Amenities include Free golf on 30 executive courses. The 9+
championship courses require a fee. There are 3 Olympic-size pools as
well as 9 Adult pools and 5 Family pools, two smoke-free 32-lane
bowling alleys, 4 polo fields, 9 softball fields, billiard tables,
many excellent restaurants, shopping areas, supermarkets, churches of
almost every denomination and three 8-screen movie theaters.
There is nightly entertainment on the 3 Town Squares, dancing, several tennis
courts, boccie, shuffleboard, pickleball, etc. The Villages Regional Hospital, as
well as medical services, are also located in the community, which
also has it's own TV and Radio stations as well as it's own daily
Newspaper. This is truly a self-contained gated community.
activities and attractions in The Villages Central Florida
We are located approximately 1 hour north of Orlando and all the Walt
Disney attractions, including Magic Kingdom, Sea World, Animal
Kingdom, Universal Studios, Epcot, etc.
We are also centrally located approximately 1 hour from the beaches
on the East Coast, Daytona Beach, and the West Coast, Tampa Bay.
However, you will probably never want to leave The Villages because
we have so many activities here to keep you busy and happy.
vacation rental rates
Rates are highest from January to March ($3000), Spring, Summer, and
Fall rates are from $1,000-$1,800 per month. Short term rentals vary
per week. All amenities are included except long distance phone calls.
We require a Security Deposit and a $75 cleaning fee. All rates include
the Florida Transient tax. Rentals of 6 months or more are exempt.
Long-term rentals 6 months or more are welcome and encouraged.
Executive golf courses and recreational pools are free with a guest pass;
however, an optional $50 processing fee, which is paid to the Villages,
allows you to pay a reduced rate to play the Championship golf courses
and to gain entrance to the Country Club swimming pools.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
|Athletics » Staff Directory
Facilities & Operations
Adam Weiner is in his second year at FGCU, as a Facilities and Operations Assistant with Athletics. Prior to his full time employment, Adam worked as a student equipment manager with FGCU Athletics before graduating with his bachelors in Business Management from FGCU
Adam is responsible for maintenance of the Men's Soccer, Women's Soccer, and Softball equipment. He is also assists our Head Groundskeeper in maintaining the playing surfaces, as well as managing the daily maintenance and operations, at the FGCU Softball and Soccer Stadiums. Adam also serves as a Game Manager for all home soccer and softball contests, while also overseeing the Outdoor Sports Concession Operations.
Originally from Sunrise, Fla., Adam currently resides in Fort Myers, Fla.


text:
Recently I wrote an article for the Mass Transmit Broadcast Blog about 10 iPad apps for designers. I decided it would be fun to write a similar list that appealed to my other life as an amateur cartoonist and comic book creator.
I want to preface this list by saying that I understand that the iPad's primary purpose is to consume media. It's really, really good for that. As far as creating media… Listen, this is not going to replace a Cintiq drawing tablet and I wouldn't expect any cartoonists to start creating a lot of serious, finished work with it but I think there are some great apps out there that could prove very helpful to both artists and writers. Once you have an iPad, you find yourself carrying it around with you everywhere so suddenly it becomes somewhat of a highly functional sketchbook that you can use to work out some ideas even if you're away from your desk or studio.
Here are ten iPad apps that I think cartoonists and comic book creators might find useful:
1. Comics by Comixology, Graphic.ly, etc.
FREE plus the cost of the comics
I'm sure I don't need to explain what these guys are all about. We all know that the iPad is a great way to read comics and there are a ton of great apps out there for doing so. Comixology and Graphic.ly are at the top of the heap (with Comixology being also responsible for creating most of the publisher-based apps like Marvel, DC and Image). The reason I'm listing it here though is for its use as a source of reference. Recently, The Walking Deadwriter Robert Kirkman noted how he has every issue of his comic loaded on his iPad for when he is writing on the road and needs to refer back to a scene in a previous issue. That's certainly a good use of the portable library aspect of the iPad for creators like Kirkman that are working on books with a sizable back catalog to look back on. For the up and coming artist, I can see using these apps to keep a bunch of comics by your favorite artists handy to look at for tips, technique and inspiration. Even when you're at home it would be much easier to call them up this way than to dig through boxes or book shelves.
2. Brushes
You probably know Brushes from the huge splash it made on the iPhone when people started using it to make impressive little paintings like this one that appeared on the cover of The New Yorker. The iPad version of course gives you a much more reasonable space for finger painting but again I wouldn't expect most people to be doing serious work with this program (despite the examples you see that show what can actually be done). But then again I'm not a colorist so who knows? What I could see you using it for is doing some nice little color studies to test out ideas while riding the train or sitting back in front of the TV.
3. Sketchbook Pro
As nice as Brushes is I'm a little partial to Sketchbook Pro because its focus is more on drawing than painting. Once you get used to the rather complicated and – at times – unintuitive interface you can actually do some nice little sketches with this app. Pick up one of these styluses and it will start to feel like you're really drawing. If only they made the iPad pressure-sensitive it could start to give your Cintiq a run for its money.
What I've mostly been using Sketchbook Pro for is thumbnailing out pages of my own comic, Nathan Sorry. It's great for rough sketching like this and by exporting it to my photo library I can use it with the next app on the list.
4. iMockups
Technically, iMockups is for creating wireframes for websites and mobile apps. It's great for that but I've been using it to create "wireframes" for my comic pages. After importing my Sketchbook Pro thumbnail from my photo library I can add little text blocks to help me block out where my dialogue will go and how it will flow with the art. This is all stuff I'd normally do in my sketchbook and it's usually not pretty. Lots of scribbling and redos. If I'm adjusting dialogue on the fly, doing it digitally like this is pretty helpful before I start drawing up the finished page.
5. Moodboard
FREE for the Lite version, $6.99 for full version
For the planning stages of your comic, Moodboard is a fun app for pooling together some words and images that will set the set the tone for your upcoming work. In advertising we call these "ideation boards" and writers might call them "bibles". It's a great method for starting the creative process by creating a collage of outside influences and your own gestating ideas. With this app you can import photos, add titles, notes and create color palettes. You can pull photos in right from a Google search or import sketches from your iPhoto Library. It's pretty fun to play with because you can pinch and grab the items you spread out on your corkboard background and arrange them anyway you want. The free version let's you do a lot and if you like it you can upgrade to full version which allows for a little more of everything.
Speaking of corkboard, a similar app to this is Corkulous. I actually heard about this one when writer Matt Fraction tweeted about it recently. Corkulous is a little more notes-focused but does a lot of the same things.
6. Writer
For the writers out there, there is a brand new app designed by Information Architects called simply Writer. And simplicity is what this app is all about. The idea is to immerse you in your own writing by removing all the bells and whistles that a lot of writing programs adorn themselves with – toolbars, fonts, styling, etc. Some might get a little nervous by how far they've taken the simplicity though (no cut and paste, no spell-check). Of it's few, spartan features the standout is "focus mode" which blurs out everything except the three lines of text you are currently working on.
If you need more bells and whistles though there is always the popular Evernote. Evernote is great for compiling various notes on a project (outlines, scripts, etc.). Or for episodic writing, you can separate chapters into separate "notebooks". There are a lot of useful features like tagging, searching and sharing. Plus it's all saved to the "cloud" so you can jump over to your desktop or laptop to pick up where you left off.
7. iFontmaker
For some people, this app might be the reason you've been looking for to justify your iPad purchase. iFontmaker lets you create your own hand-drawn font and then export it as a TTF file to use on your main computer. The interface is very elegant and it's kind of fun to sit and draw out all the characters and glyphs. It's missing some editing tools that would let you really fine tune your creation but for comic artists that want a font that looks like it was made by the same hand as their artwork this is a pretty good solution.
8. Dropbox
Dropbox is a pretty integral app for a lot of people. It is used to access all kinds of files when you're on the go. All you need to do is copy them to a Dropbox folder on your computer and you can open them from your iPad. What I like to do is drop in whatever reference images I'm using on a particular drawing so I can prop the iPad up and have a great view of the photo while at the comfort of my drafting table.
9. Getty Images
Speaking of reference photos, Getty Images, the premier stock photo source has a really nice app that let's you browse through their library. If you sign up for a free account you can create lightboxes to save images into. This is another great way to find reference photos while sitting at your drawing table.
Along the same lines there's also the Google Mobile App with which you can use the ever helpful Google image search.
10. Netflix
FREE plus the cost of a Netflix subscription
A lot of artists love to work while listening to a movie in the background and Netflix Instant Streaming has become a popular choice for this. To push this to a more useful approach though, Netflix can also be a great resource for reference and inspiration. It's true that they may not have a lot of new releases available right now for Instant viewing but there are a ton of classics, foreign films and documentaries that might be just what you're looking for to spark some ideas. Working on a noir, crime comic? Why not play Orson Welle's in The Third Man while you're working. Need some inspiration while planning a pretty surreal scene in your book? There are a bunch of Fellini films available. How about that Civil War comic you're doing? Just search for Ken Burns.
What other apps have you tried? What are your favorites? Even better: What apps do you want to see someday? Feel free to comment below.


text:
Estimated To Ship In:
2-8 days
Genesis Today Organic Acai 100 Juice - 4 oz.
Genesis Today Organic Acai 100 Juice Juice unlocks acai's superfruit powers in a 100% pure and potent liquid dietary supplement made entirely from USDA certified organic, wild-harvested açaí berries (Euterpe oleracea) sustainably sourced from the lush Amazon Rainforest. Genesis Today Organic Acai100 Juice supports natural energy, bolsters antioxidant levels and supports a healthy appearance.
Genesis Today's Superfood Farms reflect a continued commitment to make a difference in people's lives while transforming communities through fair trade. Using traditional methods unique to the indigenous people of Brazil, we capture the acaí berry juice, skin, and pulp in a therapeutic fusion that contains 30,000 mg of 100% pure acai in each 1 oz. serving. A surprising source of omega 3-6-9 fatty acids and antioxidants including anthocyanin, other polyphenols and phytosterols. In addition, each nourishing blast of Genesis Today Organic Acai-100 Juice is certified kosher, vegan and is gluten-free, wheat-free, dairy-free, corn-free, GMO-free and soy-free.
What does Genesis Today Organic Acai 100 Juice taste like?
Genesis Today Organic Acai 100 Juice has a rich, full-bodied flavor like an intense blueberry only slightly bitter. There are also hints of earthy, olive undertones.
Energy Levels
Acai supports the body during times of stress and fatigue. It contains high amounts of naturally occurring vitamins and minerals, essential fatty acids (EFAs), protein, and plant sterols. It also contains concentrated amounts of anthocyanins. These nutritional components support our body's energy production and reserves.
Healthy Appearance
Acai has the highest source of cyanidin 3-glucoside – a potent plant compound with phenomenal antioxidant and anti-aging properties. Its abundant essential fatty acid profile nourishes the skin with nutritive good fat and oil that is easy to assimilate.
Acai berries contain unique antioxidants such as cyanidin 3-glucoside and flavonoids. These powerful free radical scavengers help to neutralize harmful agents in the body.
Cardiovascular Health
Acaí contains plant sterols (particularly Beta-Sitosterol), which are phytochemicals that help maintain healthy cholesterol levels in the body and all aspects of cardiovascular and heart health.
Gastrointestinal Tract Health
Acai has historically been used to promote good digestion and liver health. The naturally occurring oils in the fruit, along with its high fiber content help soothe and detoxify the digestive organs.
Genesis Today Organic Acai 100 JuiceFrequently Asked Questions
What makes Genesis Today Organic Acai 100 Juice different from other acai products?
Genesis Today Organic Acai 100 Juice contains 30,000 mg of pure acai in every fluid ounce - the equivalent of about 60 capsules! This undiluted, pure formulation is based on thousands of hours of real clinical experience and designed to produce results. Using sustainable practices, we build relationships with local farmers through fair trade agreements. Genesis Today honors the age-old traditions of harvesting acai berries to preserve the health benefits of the berry and the integrity of the land where it is grown. Genesis Today Organic Acai 100 Juice has always been wild-harvested and organic, but it now bears the USDA organic seal. This ensures that every bottle is certified organic quality from the soil to the shelf.
How is Genesis Today Organic Acai 100 optimally processed?
The acai berries in Genesis Today Organic Acai 100 undergo a unique, traditional processing technique in which the fruit and epicarp (outer skin) is "rubbed" off the inner seed and blended into a smooth and velvety purée. The end result is the pure and potent Genesis Today Organic Acai 100. It offers generous amounts of amino acids, healthy omega fatty acids, and the most potent amount of polyphenols and antioxidants found anywhere.
Why is Genesis Today Organic Acai 100 the highest quality açaí berry supplement available?
It must be 100% organic, pure, liquid, additive-free, pesticide-free, and chemical-free. Genesis Today uses the entire acai berry in its juicing process, which includes the epicarp (dark purple/black outer skin), the mesocarp (pulpy meat, approximately 1mm thick), and the hard endocarp (which contains the acai berry seed).
About Genesis Today
Genesis Today is a supplement company. Genesis Today is a juice company. But most importantly, Genesis Today is a healing company. They have searched far and wide to bring the most amazing, nutrient-rich superfoods available around the world to you. Genesis Today products are !00% pure and all natural. Genesis Today gets their Superfruits, Superfoods and Plants directly from the source, from the mountains of Tibet to the plains of Mongolia. And they follow the traditional methods of the indigenous people passed down for many generations, like climbing the acai trees and hand gathering goji berries.
We've added your item to the Wish List. You can view your list any time from your MyLucky account page. A Wish List is useful to keep track of items you are interested in buying in the future. Once you purchase the items, they come off your list.
Sorry, we were unable to add your item at this time.
Your Wish List request is currently being processed.
Item Code: 34567
We've added your item to the Regimen. You can view your list any time from your MyLucky account page. A Regimen is useful to keep track of items you you purchase frequently (or take as part of a "regimen"). Unlike a Wish List, items you add to your Regimen are not removed from the list after you purchase them.
Your Regimen request is currently being processed.
Item Code:


text:
PLATTSBURGH — The weight of snow from recent storms combined with wind may be what caused a canopy at a local gas station to collapse in the early morning hours of New Year's Day, authorities said.
"There was not a final determination made to what the actual cause was," however, Plattsburgh City Fire Department Capt. Edmund Sanderson said.
Capt. Michael Edwards, officer in charge, and six other city firefighters responded to Sandri Sunoco at 5051 U.S. Ave. shortly after 3:37 a.m. Tuesday morning, Sanderson said.
No one was injured in the collapse, and it is unlikely that any cars were under the canopy when it caved in, he said, as information saying otherwise was not listed in the Fire Department's report.
The gas pumps the canopy sheltered were only slightly damaged, Sanderson said.
The Fire Department called owner Tahir Ayub soon after the 911 call came in to notify him of the canopy collapse, he said.
Firefighters waited for him to arrive so he could cut power to the pumps, Sanderson said. The fuel was stable once that was done, he said.
The City Public Works Department placed barricades around the gas station, and the Municipal Lighting Department disconnected the power, eliminating that hazard, Sanderson said.
"They wouldn't let me go in because they weren't sure if the rest of the canopy was going to fall," Ayub told the Press-Republican Tuesday. "We stayed there until this morning, and I made some phone calls and couldn't get a hold of anybody because it's the New Year."
But Ayub eventually was able to reach canopy repair specialists in Maine and made arrangements for them to travel to his business Wednesday to assess the damage.
He has insurance, and barring any serious damage, Sandri Sunoco should be open again within two weeks, the owner said.
Ayub is thankful no one was hurt when the canopy collapsed; the gas station, located in front of Sky Way Plaza and adjacent to a Burger King restaurant, had closed for the holiday at 6 p.m. New Year's Eve.
"It was a good thing that it happened when it happened, in the middle of the night."
The Fire Department was back in service shortly after 5:30 a.m.
Email Felicia Krieg: email@example.com


text:
This series follows the logistical hiccups of supervillain Killface, forced to market his brand of evil to find funds in order to propel the Earth into the sun. In the meantime, his nemesis, Awesome-X, is ambivalent about stopping Killface, as wiping him out might crush toy sales.
Created by Matt Thompson and Adam Reed (creators of Sealab 2021).
Working titles of series: "Whiskey Tango USA" and "Whiskey Tango Six USA."
Previous Episode | Next Episode
The Grate Escape
Post your Comments or Review
This page has been viewed 7 times this month, and 280 times total.
The Grate EscapeThe Grate Escape (2007) Episode 111- Frisky Dingo Cartoon Episode Guide by Dave Koch
This page has been viewed 7 times this month, and 280 times total.
>Williams Street, 70/30 Productions
- Williams Street, 70/30 Productions
- Animated Characters: Grace Ryan, Simon, Sinn, Taqu'il, Stan, Old Spice, Torpedo Vegas, Xtacle.
- First Aired in 2007.
- Episode Number: 111
- Running Time: 11 minutes.
- Color
Cartoon Production Information:
Submit Additional Information:
Do you have anything to add to this page? Have we made any mistakes... or do you ahve any additional information about The Grate Escape? If so, we would love to hear from you. Please send us a quick note with your additions or corrections to this page, and we will make the corrections as soon as possible!
Report Errors / Submit Additional Information
Report Errors / Submit Additional Information
Cartoon Comments:
Do you love The Grate Escape, or do you think it is the worst cartoon ever? Let us know what you think! Surely you have an opinion... so share what you think. Take a minute and post your own comments about this cartoon here.
Yes! We have a mobile site. Click here for the Mobile Version of The Grate Escape


text:
Political Science Faculty
Laurel Elder, Professor and Chair, email@example.com
Ph.D., The Ohio State University
Areas of Focus: American politics with a particular focus on public opinion and voting, political parties and elections, and the politics of race, ethnicity, and gender. Click here for CV.
Amy Forster Rothbart, Assistant Professor, email@example.com
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison
Areas of Focus: comparative politics and international relations, Russian, East European and Central Asian studies, international environmental policy. Click here for CV.
Sara Rinfret, Assistant Professor, email@example.com
Ph.D., Northern Arizona University
Areas of Focus: American politics and policy including environmental policy, state and local politics, public administration, and regulation. Click here for CV.
Mary Vanderlaan, Professor, firstname.lastname@example.com
Ph.D., Michigan State University
Areas of Focus: international relations, foreign policy, women in development, African politics, Latin American politics, Middle East politics, politics and development in poor countries.
Matthew Voorhees, Assistant Professor, firstname.lastname@example.com
Ph.D. Rutgers University
Areas of Focus: history of political thought, American political thought, politics and the arts, democratic theory, jurisprudence, and constitutional law. Click here for CV.


text:
for our WESTPORT & NEW CANAAN locations. If you currently have a valid CDL-PS we are looking for you! CDL is not a must. We will provide all the FREE TRAINING you need to be successful! Apply in person at 304 Post Road E, Westport (203-226-4884) or 11 Farm Road, New Canaan (203-594-4680). AA/EOE(less)
for C.N.A's, LPN's, & RN's Onsite Interviews Flexible Scheduling Great Giveaways If you are unable to attend our Nursing Fair, you can apply online at www.nathealthcare.com or contact Eileen Comfort: Regional Recruiter at firstname.lastname@example.com(less)
Transmission Rights), Virtual, & UTC (up to congestion) mkts in North American power mkts (PJM & Ercot); build analytical framework reqd to build out FTR desk, incl building d/bases as well as power flow models such as Security Constrained Optimal Power Flow models (SCOPF). Provide congestion analysis, using proprietary power flow models, to advise term power traders as well as other FTR traders, trade in Virtuals & UTC mkts in PJM & ERCOT, support FTR trading transactions. Reqs deg & exp as FTR or Energy Analyst or Engineer, incl exp in deregulated power mkts w/ focus on FTR, congestion analysis, or electrical grid dsgn, & exp in a trading environment. Reqs in depth knowl of PJM & Ercot operating procedures, dispatch practices, & mkt protocols; power flow analytical systems such as PowerWorld or Dayzer; SCOPF model dvlpmt & implmtn; & renewable generation & impact on pricing & congestion in short & long term. Apply by e-mail to: firstname.lastname@example.com. Qualifd candidats will be contactd, no phone inquirs.(less)
1st/sec/ref 917-957-9371(less)


text:
Your department's Human Resources Officer (HRO) can assit with developing a Comparative Applicant Rating sheet for use by the Search Committee members as they review the applicants and later through the interview process. Your HRO will also arrange to meet with the Search committee to answer any procedural questions committee members may have. Your HRO will be available throughout the screening process to serve as a resource and collaborative sounding board through the various stages of reviewing the applicants. If you need advice or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact your HRO.
The Screening Process:
Back to Key Steps to Filling a Salaried (Professional) Position Vacancy


text:
ALEDO, Texas —
Garner married his wife in 1950, and the two were together for 62 years.
Their marriages produced several children.
"We were both happily married," Shaw-Bell said. "If things hadn't have happened like they did, we wouldn't have our children."
The couple's reunion was set in motion when Shaw-Bell's daughter, Cheryl, made plans to throw a surprise 85th birthday for her mother earlier this year. Cheryl found Garner's address in Colorado through an internet search, and she sent him an invitation to the party.
"When I got that invitation, I called the number on it," Garner said. "It was probably no less than 15 minutes after I had opened the invitation."
Garner, who was nursing his wife in the late stages of Alzheimer's, was unable to attend. Shortly after, his wife passed away.
Garner and Shaw-Bell began spending more time together this year, making the decision to wed a few months ago with the full support of their families.
"As a very young child, my grandmother was in love with the neighbor boy," Shaw-Bell's granddaughter, Celeste Green Leinberger, wrote on Facebook earlier this month. "Eighty years later, several wars, widowed twice, three kids, a ton of grandkids and great grandkids, floods, fires and tornadoes later, Grandmother is finally marrying the neighbor boy who always appeared with the right intentions at the wrong time."
Sally Sexton writes for The Weatherford (Texas) Democrat.


text:
Urban Oasis- Chef's Kitchen, Hot Tub, Wi-Fi- and Walk Downtown in Seattle
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool no
- hot tub yes
- pets considered yes
- type House
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 2,765 / week
$ 10,073 / month
vacation rental description
The Oasis is a spacious, Craftsman-style house situated in the heart of the lively Capitol Hill neighborhood! This property offers 2300 square feet of living space that spans two floors with accommodations for 10 people.
Capitol Hill is Seattle's second most densely populated neighborhood, one of its most diverse and boasts a lively sidewalk culture (you won't walk very far without encountering one of our many coffee houses) and energetic nightlife (from fringe theater to live music)! You'll find no shortage of bars and restaurants to serve cravings of any nature within walking distance of the Oasis.
The arrangement and interior design of the Oasis is heavily influenced by the principles of Feng Shui and this application lends to the already inviting air created by the architectural elements of this property.
Upon entry into the functional foyer (set down your luggage, hang your jacket and slip out of your shoes!), you'll be delighted by the easy flow of space that connects the dining and family rooms with the gourmet kitchen.
In the dining room, the custom-built, low-set table is situated in front of a picture window and is surrounded by an array of cushy chairs. Ten to twelve people can dine comfortably here and the feast that you create in the gourmet kitchen can be elegantly offered atop this table. If you visit Seattle during the chillier months, the wood-burning fireplace will provide warmth while you graze your plates.
For a video tour of the Capitol Hill Oasis, please visit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ti_idtOFAOY
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-29-2014 at 7:32 PM.
email owner view full calendar
Christopher Rugh 206 337-2155
house rental amenities
Property Type
- house
- floor area 2300 sq. ft.
- guests provide their own meals
Location Type
- downtown
- family
- living room
- sofa bed
- broadband access
- wood stove
- iron & board
- hair dryer
- local activities guide
- security system
- alarm clock
- ceiling fans
- firewood
- paper towels
- toilet paper
- internet
- towels provided
- wireless internet
- parking off street
- parking on street
- heating
- linens provided
- washing machine
- clothes dryer
- filtered water
- 'There are 2 spots parking for 14.95 a day (you must book parking for your whole stay, its all or nothing). If not there is street parking or a parking lot 2 doors down.
- stove
- kitchen
- This kitchen does not have a standard oven it has a convection oven. Martha Stuart raves that convection ovens are amazing. http://www.marthastewart.com/267349/convection-oven-101
- cooking utensils
- coffee maker
- toaster
- grill
- 4 ring stove
- pantry items
- stove
- dishwasher
- refrigerator
- freezer
- microwave
- lobster pot
- child's highchair
- We have high chairs and pack and plays for rent if you have children . Just ask after your booking.
- dining room
Pool / Spa
- hot tub
- outdoor hot tub
- jacuzzi
- Bathrooms
- 2 bathrooms
- mail level bathroom: toilet, shower
- upper level bathroom : toilet, shower, extra large stall with 8 showerheads!
- There are two bathrooms in the Oasis, one upstairs and one on the main level. Both are outfitted with shower stalls though upstairs you'll find a supersized stall with eight, well-pressurized showerheads! Bath linens are provided. For soaking there is a all wooden cedar hot tub in the backyard that is fun to soak in.
- Bedrooms
- 3 bedrooms, sleeps 10
- master bedroom: 1 king, King Sized Memory Foam Bed
- bedroom 1: 1 queen, Queen Sized Bed
- downstairs: 1 twin/ single, full sized day bed
- loft: 1 queen, Queens-size sofa bed
- living room: 1 sleep sofa /futon, Coffee table , sleeps 1
- bedroom 2: 1 double, Full Sized Bed
- Upstairs, three rooms (with all bed linens provided) are available when it's time to retire for an afternoon nap or for the evening. The main bedroom houses a king-size platform bed and will accommodate two guests. The room is brightly lit by the corner windows and there is plenty of space in which to lounge. The guest bedroom has 1 Queen Sized bed and can accommodate two guests The 2nd Guest rooms has a full sized bed and can accommodate 2 guests. In the loft area, you'll find a queen-size sofa bed that will accommodate two guests after the movie is over! Downstairs, there is a full sized day bed in the room with the fireplace and available for two sleepy guests. In the living room,there's a coffee table that sleeps 1.
- We have speakers for electronics to plug into. Bring your tablet or phone and play your favorite tunes.
- games
- books
satellite / cable
- We provide local HD TV, and a Roku box with Nexflix and Amazon prime. If your interested in specific cable channels/sports games we will provide you instructions on how to stream from your own laptop
- We provide local HD TV, and a Roku box with Nexflix and Amazon prime. If your interested in specific cable channels/sports games we will provide you instructions on how to stream from your own laptop
video library
- Roku with Netflix, Amazon and Hulu.
- dvd player
- stereo
- lawn / garden
- patio
- porch / veranda
- barbecue
- unscreened porch / veranda
- wood deck
outdoor grill
- Charcoal Grill. Please bring your own charcoal for the grill.
- deck / patio
- pets considered
- non smoking only
- long-term renters welcome
- suitable for elderly or infirm
- children welcome
- wheelchair inaccessible
- Notes
- The Oasis is a spacious, Craftsman-style house situated in the heart of the lively Capitol Hill neighborhood! This property offers 2300 square feet of living space that spans two floors with accommodations for up to ten people. It is important to note that smoking is not permitted inside my home. My residence, with its peek-a-boo view of Lake Union and the flagship REI store, is unusual in that it's one of the closest single family housing units to Seattle's downtown core and it's the only single family residence on the block. The Oasis offers a large fenced-in backyard that provides a safe place for children and dogs to play, a charcoal barbecue grill and an all-cedar hot tub in which you can relax after a full day of sightseeing. The huge front porch is equipped with a comfy sofa and offers an ideal place for reading and lounging outdoors, even on a rainy day.
activities and attractions in Seattle Washington
- arboretum
- bay/sound
- botanical garden
- churches
- cinemas
- forests
- library
- marina
- museums
- playground
- live theater
- winery tours
- zoo
- coin laundry
- restaurants
- synagogues
- volcano
- waterfalls
- health/beauty spa
Leisure Activities
- horseback riding
- antiquing
- walking
- beachcombing
- bird watching
- gambling casinos
- eco tourism
- scenic drives
- paddle boating
- sight seeing
- shopping
Sports & Adventure Activities
- racquetball
- swimming
- tennis
- deepsea fishing
- freshwater fishing
- jet skiing
- mountain climbing
- water tubing
- mountain biking
- pier fishing
- golf
- roller blading
- scuba diving or snorkeling
- sailing
- cycling
- fishing
- equestrian events
- hiking
payment methods
Owner has not provided their accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


text:
Seascape on South Padre - Great Condo, Great Location !! in South Padre Island
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 5
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Seascape
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 800 - $ 1,200 / week
$ 2,000 - $ 3,000 / month
vacation rental description
Great spacious 2 Bedroom & 2 Bath condo on the 3rd floor. Seascape
is a well maintained, quiet complex, located on E. Polaris. It's
walking distance to the post office, movie theater, convenient
store, Wanna Wanna Beach Restaurant & Bar (Great place to hang out),
the Beach, & the Bay. The complex does not have an elevator.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 08-11-2014 at 2:28 PM.
email owner view full calendar
Terry Stachowiak 956-466-9104
condo rental amenities
Very comfortable, large back balcony overlooking beautiful courtyard, great leather sofa, loveseat, & recliner, cable TV in all rooms w/HBO & Cinemax, WIFI, and washer & dryer. Master bedroom has a queen size bed with a down comforter. The other bedroom has 2 twin beds. There are also BBQ pits in the courtyard, which are also great for making smores in the evenings. Seasonal fireworks displays can be viewed from the front balcony.
activities and attractions in South Padre Island Texas
South Padre Island is a world renowned fishing destination, either
deep sea or bay fishing charters available.
Enjoy some of the best seafood you've ever tasted at the local
Other activities include horseback riding, surfing, golfing in Laguna
Vista, jet ski'ing, or just do nothing & relax (my personal favorite).
vacation rental rates
Reserve your Spring or Summer Vacation now !!
Spring/Summer rates $2000 to $3000 per month. Weekly rates $800/week
normally, $1200/wk during Spring/Summer holiday weeks. This complex
does NOT allow Spring Breakers, or pets.
Fall/Winter Weekend Getaway, 2-nights for $240. Enjoy the most peaceful time to be at the Island.
Terry Stachowiak 956-466-9104
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center


text:
2 bedroom beach front Pool Suite at Bahia Azul in Jaco
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Bahia Azul
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 900 - $ 2,100 / week
vacation rental description
This comfortable 2 bedroom 2 bath luxury condominium is located on the first floor and affords beautiful pool views that combined with its tropical decoration makes it the perfect setting for an exotic vacation in Costa Rica.
This vacation rental is located at Bahia Azul located only 4 blocks away from the center of Jaco Beach. The part of the beach where Bahia Azul is located is the most calm in Jaco, perfect for families with kids.
Bahia Azul is an exclusive beachfront community of luxury Jaco condo rentals located 4 blocks away from the center of Jaco Beach, Costa Rica. Steps to the Pacific Ocean and a quick walk from town, Bahia Azul offers resort-style living with all the comforts of home.
This beautifully appointed vacation rental promise total comfort. Escape to Jaco Beach, Costa Rica and enjoy the "pura vida" in style with dedicated hospitality services and a prime beachfront address.
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 09-1-2014 at 3:16 AM.
email owner view full calendar
Michelle Rodriguez
condo rental amenities
- Spacious living room with comfortable sofas and large flat screen TV
- Terrace with an outdoor dining table
- Master bedroom furnished with a king size bed, TV, private bathroom and terrace
- The second bedroom has 2 twin size beds
- A second full bathroom
- Fully equipped kitchen with stainless steel appliances, large fridge with ice maker, microwave, range with oven and dish washer
- Laundry room with clothes washer and dryer
- Air conditioner in all rooms
- Phone with free local calls
- High speed internet access
- Cable TV
- DVD player
- Concealed safe
- 24 hours security
activities and attractions in Jaco Costa Rica
Jaco Beach is close to all the attractions that make Costa Rica famous. Whether your plans are to seriously explore Costa Rica's world famous ecology, or to just have pure fun with your friends or family at any of the adventure tours, Jaco has it all: birdwatching, hiking, zip-lining, surfing, rafting and much more. We can assure you always will have a different activity to do for each day, and why not a couple? There's activities for kids, teenagers and adults, some are great for the whole family!
vacation rental rates
$150 in low season, $200 in high season and $300 in peak season (plus 13% sales tax).
Special Offer: Rent 6 nights and stay for 7!
Michelle Rodriguez
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Jaco
- Surf
- Fishing
- Golf
- Manuel Antonio National Park
- Bird Watching
Top things to do on a budget
- Carara National Park
- Zip lines
- Four Wheels
- Kayak
- Turtle watching
Top things to do with a family
- Hiking
- Snorkeling
- Turtle Island Boat Trip
- Waterfalls
- Horse Back Riding
Michelle Rodriguez , owner


text:
Annie's Project, a national Cooperative Extension program, is an eight-session class that empowers women in farming to manage information systems used in critical decision making, and to build local net-works of like-minded friends.
If you are a woman farmer with a passion for business and involvement in your farm operation, this class is for you! The sessions focus on all five areas of Risk Management – Production, Market, Financial, Legal, and Human Resources, and combine a short educational presentation by a Penn State Extension educator, class discussion, individual and small group activities, and guest speaker(s) who share the day-to-day application of proven risk management techniques and strategies. Several sessions will be held in a computer lab for participants to gain hands-on skills with software applicable to farm information systems.
By the final session, participants will have begun writing business risk management plans for their farms, and applying action steps that have been discussed in class, to daily operations.
This class will be delivered in one location only in winter 2013 — Gettysburg.
All sessions are 6 to 9 p.m.; a light meal is served starting at 5:30 p.m.
Who Should Attend?
Pre-Registration for this series is required!
Tuesday, January 15, 2013 - Tuesday, March 19, 2013 5:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Adams County Ag & Natural Resources Center670 Old Harrisburg RoadGettysburg, PA 17325
Get Weather
Get Map
Get Driving Directions
Cvent Online Event Registration Software | Copyright © 2000-2014 Cvent Inc. All rights reserved.


text:
Senior Home Care
Compare 100's of Listings
View Photos & Videos
Recieve Helpful Information
View Photos & Videos
Recieve Helpful Information
Not sure what to look for?This Questionnaire will guide you.
Click Here
We thought we'd share this article from our senior housing and services website, SeniorsGuideOnline.com, "Understanding Hospice Care". Seniors Guide writer, Terri L. Jones digs deep […]
Part 4 of a 4 Part Story Choosing Home Care Before Assisted Living, part 4 of Melanie's Story Toward the end of Melanie's three week […]
Links Below are
from our sister site: SeniorsGuideOnline.com


text:
Sorry! The position you're looking for is no longer available. Check out other Graphic Design internships in Pennsylvania below.
Results 1 — 10
Sort By:
Graphic Design Internship
The Philadelphia Orchestra Association — Philadelphia, PA
The Philadelphia Orchestra Association is seeking a bright, motivated and outgoing person for an internship opportunity in our Graphic Design area. The POA values all of our interns and we will go the…
Application Deadline: 9/8/2014
Graphic Design/Web Development Internship
Mr. Smalls Theatre — Millvale, PA
o Work to provide a steady stream of promotional materials for Mr. Smalls events and services o Make templates and designs sized to the specific displays we have for current needs and future uses. o D…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Graphic Design Intern
Raveena Media Group — Philadelphia, PA
Raveena Media Group - providing our clients with excellent services
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Graphic Design
Dynagraphix — Philadelphia, PA
Dynasty World has over 20 years experience in Event Planning, Design, and Marketing & Promotion Hence we are a multimedia design and print company with many extras and perks. We thrive on providing ex…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Video Editor
Computer Aid, inc — Harrisburg, PA
Internship: Video Editor Applicable majors: Media Communications, Communications, Broadcasting, Telecommunications, or any related major. CAI is very flexible with school schedules and look for stude…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Graphic Design Internship
Beyond Spots & Dots — Pittsburgh, PA
Beyond Spots & Dots is a full service advertising agency with global reach dedicated to creating, planning and handling advertising for its clients. We have big agency talent with small agency overhea…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Graphic Designer
Company Voice — Blue Bell, PA
Do you have a fresh way of looking at the universe, an open mind and skills that grab people by the collar and gets them to notice your work? If you do, were looking for you. Can you make cool looking…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Graphic Design Intern
ITEM Media — Plymouth Meeting, PA
ITEM Media, a successful publishing company located in Plymouth Meeting, Pa., is looking for a graphic design intern for summer 2013. The right candidate will be an undergrad with the desire to create…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Graphic Design Intern
FocusMX — Doylestown, PA
FocusMX works with small businesses to publicly traded companies. We are looking for a designer with online digital interest to join the team as an intern. The role will cover basic design to advanced…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round
Graphic Design Painting Intern
Solvemedia.com — Philadelphia, PA
We are SolveMedia, a new global secure ad media company. Our design department provides repurposed ad content in our ad network for a large number of brands. -This internship position is for our Phill…
Application Deadline: Available Year-round


text:
Signing up could earn you gear and it helps to keep offensive content off of our site.
Non-US residents: Click Here
Digital Delivery Option: Click Here
Whaler's unsinkable legend and reputation for versatility, comfort, and durability live large in the 285 Conquest.
Visit Boating
Visit Salt Water Sportsman
Visit Marlin
Copyright © 2014 Sport Fishing Magazine. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.


text:
This item is currently not available.
The only 3-in-1 scooter we've seen! This convertible kick scooter cleverly transforms from a four-wheel starter scooter…to a more challenging three-wheel scooter...to a conventional two-wheel scooter as kids' balancing skills develop. With a wide, stable footplate and large, maneuverable front wheels. Folds for compact storage and take-along. For ages 2 and up, to 44 lbs. A OneStepAhead Exclusive!For more information, click here.
Sign in to your Address Book.
To check if any specific restrictions for this item apply to any United States shipping address, please enter the information below.Sorry, this service is not available to Canadian addresses.
This is being shipped to a P.O. Box
This product has no shipping restrictions.
Stroller Cable Lock
My First Activity Trike
© 2014 One Step Ahead


text:
- About
- Journal Archives
- Volume 16
- Volume 15
- Volume 14
- Volume 13
- Volume 12
- Volume 11
- Volume 10
- Volume 9
- Volume 8
- Volume 7
- Volume 6
- Volume 5
- Volume 4
- Volume 3
- Volume 2
- Volume 1
- Symposium
- Blog
- News
- Publish
- Resources
Currently viewing the tag: "Brown v. EMA"
Oklahoma Rep. Battles Violent Video Games
On February 7, 2012 By Michael Walker February 6, 2012
By now you're familiar with all the dangers: weight gain, desensitization, feelings of estrangement, and the wholesale degradation of America's youth.
I'm not talking about illicit drugs. I'm talking about—users beware!—violent video games. In Oklahoma, State Representative William Fourkiller, a Democrat, is waging war against gory games. Last week, he introduced a bill [...]Continue Reading →
Recent Blog Posts
- $400 Million Settlement: E-book Price-Fixing May Cost Apple Big Time
- Kramer Sues Seinfeld Staff Writer for Defamation–and Loses
- Which "Duke" Will Reign?: Wayne Estate Seeks to Limit the Reach of Trademarks
- The Miss America Rule
- Possible Changes Coming to E-Discovery Rules
- "What Would Jesus Do" Trademark Win for Tyler Perry
Blog Archives
Tagsadvertising antitrust Apple books career celebrities contracts copyright copyright infringement courts creative content criminal law entertainment Facebook FCC film/television financial First Amendment games Google government intellectual property internet JETLaw journalism lawsuits legislation media medicine Monday Morning JETLawg music NFL patents privacy progress publicity rights radio social networking sports Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) technology telecommunications trademarks Twitter U.S. Constitution
US Government Websites


text:
CUB Cadet 104 help
IHC Cub Cadet Forum -- Questions and answers to all of your Cadet related issues.
Moderator: Team Cub
Forum rules
Notice: For sale and wanted posts are not allowed in this forum. Please use our free classifieds or one of our site sponsors for your tractor and parts needs.
CUB Cadet 104 help
Okay I got lucky today and was given a CC 104 with mower and snow blower I need to bring it home problem is its stck in reverse and the shift lever fell out of tranny it would be a lot easier to load on my trailer if I could get it out of reverse and in to 1st, any ideas?
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
Since it's only powered in reverse right now, anyway to load it easily in a forward direction at the place it's at? That way you could back it off at home. ( or back it on now and coast it off at home )
I haven't had the shifter off my 122 yet.
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
hey Jeff, the CC runs but its locked in reverse so only thing I can do is drive backwards and my landscape trailer is too steep for it to back up the mower deck hits the gate hinge, with the engine off the CC will not roll cause its stuck in reverse, I either need to get it in first or get some long planks which I don't have or find a hill and back the trailer to hill but its all flat where I am at. First gear would be the ticket...
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
If you have a small child to "rent" ( or light adult ). they could push the clutch in and it could be rolled.
3/4 of the way in is clutch, all the way in applies the brakes.
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
Drop the mower deck off the tractor. That will make loading much easier.
If the tractor runs - back the tractor on to the trailer. I always back a CC on to a trailer or into the back of a pickup.
If the tractor does not run - remove the spark plug. Tractor should roll forward and backward. Won't hurt the engine to turn backwards while loading. The hand push the tractor on to the trailer.
You could use a wench, fence strecher, or a come along, to pull the tractor on to the trailer.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
Why not remove the shifter plate and return forks to netural, or have you already tried that?
"It is impossible for a man to learn what he thinks he already knows." -Epictetus
252646 & 221525. 195897 (Gone but not forgotten!)
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
Just my thought. I wouldn't do that until I got the tractor home. It probably won't take more than an hour to do the task.
Bad experience agreeing to make a purchase at a stated price. Repaired the simple fix on site. Then the seller tried to up the agreed upon price.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
Thanks guys I'll try everything but no matter what its coming home tomorrow , Ive always wanted a CC just never really went looking for one I am stoked on this unit its from the original owner hes 86 years old and he just bought a new 1625 CC to replace the 104....
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
Get it home?
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
Yepee I got it home today , pics soon I am still learning pics but I can do just takes time,,,,,, any way I got a nice 104 that runs there is a leaky head gasket to deal with and the shifter problem which I don't think is too big of a deal but still need to get in and investigate, it has a 42 inch belly mower that works and also a nice snow blower with all the hardware and rods also came with vintage sales literature , owners manual, service manual and 41 years worth of parts and service receipts over all its in nice user shape the paint is worn and touched up (I like that well used look) , original tires and a lot of slop in the steering gear.
Pics soon I am working on the down load now....
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
There we go my new Cub Cadet
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
Few question for the Cub Cadet guys
What is 104 defined as I am guessing 10 as in 10HP but whats the 4
Is that a work light at the left rear
At the rear there is a large rubber strap is it stock of home owner
Hard to seee in the pic but is that muffler corect for the 104
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
That looks pretty good Jack
First, if you decide to fix/recover the seat, KEEP THE ORIGINAL BLUE PIPING. It's extremely hard to find that exact color.
As IH made Cub cadets, the model numbers kept going up. The 1X4/1X5 models were made 68-69 (iirc ) . You are correct that you have a 10 HP model.
Could be a work light, need a better pic.
Muffler looks correct from what I can see.
"extra" options I see. Headlights, creeper gear and wide tires. You did well.
You had mentioned leaky head gasket in an earlier thread. Get a genuine Kohler head gasket, then clean and replace it. Run the engine for one hour and retorque the head. Retorque once again after 5 additional hours.
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
The first 1 or 2 numbers are the horsepower, the 3rd number tells if it is a gear drive (even number) or a Hydro (odd number) and those numbers also relate to the production series. The 104/124 were the 4th series of tractors built. When you get to the Quiet line series (800-1650) they added a 0 to the model number because some of the first 2 numbers had already been used on earlier models. When you get to the red 82 series models (482-982), all bets are off, I don't think even IH knew what that numbering system stood for..........
Re: CUB Cadet 104 help
Slop in the steering is not a major undertaking. The kit for the steering sector use to cost $22-. Not sure the current price. Hardest task is removing the steering wheel.
Nice haul. And congratulations.
I have an excuse. CRS.
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 1 guest


text:
Routes Sorted
L to R R to L Alpha
The crux of Coral Sea is like climbing a refrigerator. It involves a bear hug sequence in which both hands use side-pull slopers with the friction and position of the edges of your fridge.
Climb up the ladder if it is there. Otherwise, climb the start of Techno then angle right to the big E-Ticket ledge. Four climbs start from tis raised ledge. Coral is the second route from the right.
8 Bolts--Many chose to stick clip the second bolt. This is the bolt way up over the lip.


text:
Archive for November, 2012
Insurance coverage Projects – Complete Primary advantages of Becoming Insurance coverage Policy
You must have over heard any ancient telling, "health is certainly variety. " Health and wellbeing creates sturdiness as well as being a contributing factor to maintain together with bust a gut.
At this time, countless agencies deliver insurance coverage projects meant for safe guarding any health issues with back yard garden medical conditions together with conditions. Those coverage happen to be known as medi-claim coverage in a good many areas globally.
When using the rising value for health related expenditures with medical science expenditures or simply dining establishments, insurance coverage runs a key job during don't just always keep consumers health and wellbeing however , insuring that they'll afford to pay for to achieve this.
» Read more: Insurance coverage Projects – Complete Primary advantages of Becoming Insurance coverage PolicyTags: claim coverage, consumers health, health and wellbeing
Typically the Bring back from Sci-Fi : Mississippi Doctor's Folks Might possibly Subsequently Turn out to be In conversation with Softwares
Your health care provider might possibly subsequently be considered robot software, and maybe typically the whispers severe warning to. Could be seen as a specific thing because of a nasty science-fiction show? Most certainly, you should certainly you can ask anything healthcare professional comes in the mail on-screen of this RP-7 Universal remote Appearance Automatic Structure from InTouch Solutions, some maneuverable automatic structure that will provide physicians towards videoconference in relation to their folks because of universal remote locales.
Medical professional. Alex Gandsas, from Baltimore's Sinai Doctor's not to mention rack from commodity with the help of InTouch Solutions, invented the washing machine towards doctor's site to accurately track folks when the fat burning surgical procedures ın which the guy are experts.
» Read more: Typically the Bring back from Sci-Fi : Mississippi Doctor's Folks Might possibly Subsequently Turn out to be In conversation with SoftwaresTags: alex gandsas, health care provider, robot software
Softwares Through Clinics : Latest Issue For the purpose of Rns not to mention Health care reform Gurus
Two to three insect-like automatic palms geting to towards the pec tooth cavity of this calm scattered at the surgical treatments platform hum silently whereas… typically the medical specialist might be ski in any near by remote-control booth, attentively aiming typically the vulnerable surgical procedure by a travel time accompanied by a 3-D reliability which has been out of the question previously.
And / or, it is a 5-feet big porter robot software with the help of pulsating lighting and appliances, moving forward incrementally concerning her rubber engine's wheels via the confusing hallways from a doctor's… it happens to be silently waiting typically the elevator to arrive the program are able to send out typically the blankets its using in the healthcare professional rail station ahead terrain…
» Read more: Softwares Through Clinics : Latest Issue For the purpose of Rns not to mention Health care reform GurusTags: health gurus, tooth cavity, work productivity


text:
The Toledo women's basketball program is well represented with three players being selected to the College Sports Madness Preseason All-Mid-American Conference Team. Junior G Andola Dortch has been named to the first team, senior C Yolanda Richardson was chosen to the second team and newcomer G Kendyl Nunn was picked as the MAC Freshman of the Year.
A 2011-12 second-team All-MAC honoree, Dortch enjoyed a fantastic sophomore campaign and became the first Rocket to garner MAC Defensive Player of the Year accolades in school history. She averaged a team-high 13.6 points, a squad-best 4.8 assists, 4.0 rebounds and a team-high 2.0 steals in 33.3 minutes per game. The 5-foot-7 guard started all 34 games and ranked third in the MAC in assists (43rd in NCAA), fifth in three-point field-goal percentage (36.8%, 35-of-95) and assist/turnover ratio (1.2), sixth in scoring and tied for seventh in steals. The Akron, OH native scored at least 20 points a team-tying best five times and led the squad in helpers a team-high 20 times, thefts a squad-best 18 times, scoring a team-high 12 times and rebounding on four occasions.
A 2011-12 second-team All-MAC selection, Richardson contributed 10.3 points, a team-high 6.7 rebounds, a league-best 2.1 blocks and 1.5 assists in 24.2 minutes per contest. The Toledo native finished first in the MAC in overall field-goal percentage (62.4%, 161-of-258) and blocked shots (36th in NCAA), 11th in overall rebounding and 21st in scoring. The 2012-13 co-captain scored in double figures on 19 occasions and grabbed at least seven boards 17 times, totaling a team-high five double-doubles.
A 2012 graduate of Morgan Park High School in Calumet City, IL, Nunn averaged 12.7 points, 4.3 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 2.3 steals per game as a senior. For her efforts, Nunn received Chicago Tribune special mention all-state and IBCA first-team all-state Class 3A/4A accolades. A four-star recruit according to ESPN.com, Nunn helped lead the Mustangs to a 22-9 overall ledger, including a perfect 8-0 mark in the league.
The Rockets open their season on Sunday, Nov. 4 against Wayne State in their lone exhibition contest. The opening tip is slated for 2:00 p.m. in Savage Arena.
College Sports Madness covers Women's Basketball, Football, FCS Football, Men's Basketball, Baseball and Softball. The Madness covers all aspects of college sports from recruiting right up through the draft. The previews will prepare fans for the upcoming season of their favorite sport and follow their team all the way through the postseason. College Sports Madness helps the college fan follow their favorite teams with our unique Team Pages that, in one place, bring together information about that school's sports teams from the football squad to the women's softball team and everything in between.


text: Steve Marriott has got to be in the top 20 of all time great guitar players/song writers for hard blues rock. Saw him four times here in Rochester, NY. I even picked him and his band up at the hotel in my car and took them to the Penny Arcade one night. These 2 albums for $15 is a great deal. Don't even think twice about it. There are a couple of songs that aren't so hot but the rest of them are good. True of almost every album ever made. Another good one is Packet of Three – Live. That's the band he had when he died. He was also in talks with Peter Frampton about getting Humble Pie back together. It was a sad day when he died in that house fire. R. Lee


text:
The worst kept secret in the NFL was finally confirmed on Thursday afternoon when the Vikings announced their coaching staff for 2014. Offensive coordinator Norv Turner addressed the media talking about his vision for an offense that has plenty of firepower led by Adrian Peterson, but lacks a true answer at the most important position.
"For me the starting point is the organization. I think a lot of the Vikings and the way they do things," Turner said. "I have a couple friends in Dallas that said if you and Zimmer paired up, you would be good so we're gonna find out."
One of those was former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Troy Aikman who played under Turner in Dallas when Zimmer was a defensive coach. While Turner wouldn't offer an opinion on if the team should select a quarterback in the first round, he did admit there is agreement in the organization that one would be taken somewhere in May's draft.
"Quarterbacks come from a lot of different spots," Turner said. "There's some pretty good players that weren't drafted high. The guys who come on the fastest are put in a good situation with good people around them. When you have the number one defense in the league it is a little easier to play the QB position. A guy has to stand on his own, but obviously when you have good people around that helps."
Turner hopes to lean on Adrian Peterson, but create a passing game that will force defenses to be honest.
"It's all about having balance," Turner said. "You have to be able to do what you want, but balance is the most critical."
Phone: (952) 944-9999
Didn't find what you were looking for?
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 Fox Television Stations, Inc. and Worldnow. All Rights Reserved.
Privacy Policy | New Terms of Service What's new | Ad Choices


text:
Design: VP2268
Colisseum at Night Vertical Invitation
Personalized Vertical InvitationINVVPI
Made to Order - 1 business day processing+shipping
Your Price: $1.29 each
Minimum Order Quantity: 50
Qty. of 50 - 99 price $1.29 each
Qty. of 100 - 199 price $1.19 each
Qty. of 200 - 299 price $1.09 each
Qty. of 300 + price $0.89 each
Celebrate your event starting with matching invitations!The Colisseum at Night Vertical Invitation features a classic Rome scene along with your custom text. Each Personalized Rome Invitation measures 6 1/2 inches long x 3 1/4 inches wide. This Vertical Coliseum Invitation is printed on heavy paper and includes white envelope for mailing. Whisk away your guests to the magical city of Rome.
Please allow ample time for delivery. Our ship date for this product is noted in your shopping cart. Many items are shipped separately, so please allow extra time for these items to arrive. Shipping charges are based on the value of the merchandise and not the number of shipments. For additional shipping information, contact our Customer Service Department at (firstname.lastname@example.com or 1-800-227-2789).
Detailed shipping information
Detailed shipping information


text:
The Leading eBooks Store Online
for Kindle Fire, Apple, Android, Nook, Kobo, PC, Mac, BlackBerry...
New to eBooks.com?Learn more
- Bestsellers - This Week
- Foreign Language Study
- Pets
- Bestsellers - Last 6 months
- Games
- Philosophy
- Archaeology
- Gardening
- Photography
- Architecture
- Graphic Books
- Poetry
- Art
- Health & Fitness
- Political Science
- Biography & Autobiography
- History
- Psychology & Psychiatry
- Body Mind & Spirit
- House & Home
- Reference
- Business & Economics
- Humor
- Religion
- Children's & Young Adult Fiction
- Juvenile Nonfiction
- Romance
- Computers
- Language Arts & Disciplines
- Science
- Crafts & Hobbies
- Law
- Science Fiction
- Current Events
- Literary Collections
- Self-Help
- Drama
- Literary Criticism
- Sex
- Education
- Literary Fiction
- Social Science
- The Environment
- Mathematics
- Sports & Recreation
- Family & Relationships
- Media
- Study Aids
- Fantasy
- Medical
- Technology
- Fiction
- Music
- Transportation
- Folklore & Mythology
- Nature
- Travel
- Food and Wine
- Performing Arts
- True Crime
- Foreign Language Books
Most popular at the top
Fat White Vampire BluesRandom House Publishing Group 2003; US$ 15.00
Jules Duchon was a real New Orleans vampire. Born and bred in the working-class Ninth Ward, bitten and smitten with the Big Easy. Driving through the French Quarter, stuck in a row of bumper-to-bumper cars that crept along Decatur Street like a caravan of bone-weary camels, Jules Duchon barely fit behind the steering wheel of his very big Cadillac... more...
The King's SmugglerThe History Press 2011; US$ 29.15
Jane Whorwood was one of Charles I's closest confidantes. The wife of an Oxfordshire squire, when the court moved to Oxford in 1642, at the start of the Civil War, she helped the royalist cause by spying for the king, and smuggling gold (perhaps as much as 1,000kg) to help pay for his army. When Charles was held captive by the Parliamentarians, from... more...
Lucky ManHyperion 2003; US$ 8.99
A funny, highly personal, gorgeously written account of what it's like to be a 30-year-old man who is told he has an 80-year-old's disease. "Life is great. Sometimes, though, you just have to put up with a little more crap." --Michael J. Fox In September 1998, Michael J. Fox stunned the world by announcing he had been diagnosed with Parkinson's... more...
LifeLittle, Brown and Company 2010; US$ 12.99
As lead guitarist of the Rolling Stones, Keith Richards created the riffs, the lyrics, and the songs that roused the world. A true and towering original, he has always walked his own path, spoken his mind, and done things his own way. Now at last Richards pauses to tell his story in the most anticipated autobiography in decades. And what a story!... more...
Gender and ElectionsCambridge University Press 2014; US$ 24.00
The third edition of Gender and Elections describes the role of women as voters and candidates in the 2012 elections. more...
Gender and ElectionsCambridge University Press 2009; US$ 25.00
The updated edition of this textbook describes the role of gender in the American electoral process through the 2008 elections. more...
Four Dukes and a DevilHarperCollins 2009; Not Available
Fall in love with the unpredictable and irresistible dukes (and one dog named Duke) of Four Dukes and a Devil . Join New York Times bestselling authors Cathy Maxwell, Jeaniene Frost, and Tracy Anne Warren, along with USA Today bestselling author Elaine Fox and RITA � Award winner Sophia Nash, for tales of noble danger and devilish desire.... more...
Mirror, MirrorPenguin Group US 2013; US$ 7.99
Once upon a time? ?in a world far removed from the days when fairy tales were new, five bestselling authors spin versions that take the classic stories into a new dimension. You?ll recognize Hansel and Gretel, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and other enduring characters, but they?ll exist in realms beyond your imagination, where the familiar is... more...
The Manhattan EncounterHarlequin 2014; US$ 4.99
Will the mighty Steele fall?� He'd faced down madmen with guns, hunted thieves and jumped off buildings for fun. So why is Liam Steele at his wit's end when Dr. Isabella Magnini needs his protection? The brilliant and beautiful scientist's work is revolutionary, and someone wants to keep her insights secret�no matter what it costs. � � When the... more...
The Manhattan EncounterHarlequin (UK) Limited 2014; US$ 5.49
Will the mighty Steele fall? He'd faced down madmen with guns, hunted thieves and jumped off buildings for fun. So why is Liam Steele at his wit's end when Dr. Isabella Magnini needs his protection? The brilliant and beautiful scientist's work is revolutionary, and someone wants to keep her insights secret-no matter what it costs. When the House of... more...


text:
Frigidaire Gallery 18 Cu. Ft. Top Freezer Refrigerator
30" W x 30-1/8" D x 66-5/8" H
Pearl White
Power Type: Electric
Size: 18 Cu. Ft.
Installation Type: Free-Standing
Collection: Frigidaire Gallery
Ice Maker
Ice Maker: Optional
Certifications & Approvals
ADA Compliant: No
CSA Certified: Yes
ENERGY STAR® Certified: Yes
Electrical Specifications
Amps @ 120 Volts: 6.0
Minimum Circuit Required (Amps): 15A
Power Supply Connection Location: Right Rear Bottom
Voltage Rating: 120V, 60Hz
Fresh Food
1-Gallon Adjustable Door Bins: 4, Clear
Exterior Specifications
Door Style: UltraSoft™
Door Finish: Smooth
Reversible Door: Yes
Freezer Specifications
Fixed Door Bins: 2, Clear
Fixed Freezer Shelves: 1 Full-Width Wire
Exterior Dimensions
Case Depth: 26-7/8"
Depth with Doors (no Handles): 30-1/8"
Depth with Doors and Handles: 32-5/8"
Case Height: 65-7/8"
Height with Hinges and Covers: 66-5/8"
Case Width: 29-7/8"
Depth: 30-1/8"
Depth (with Door 90° Open): 58-1/2"
Height: 66-5/8"
Width: 30"
Based on single rack cooking performance, not set temperature, using Quick Preheat.
When properly installed, meets the appliance standards in the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Architectural Barriers Act Accessibility Guidelines as published by the United States Access Board on June 23, 2004, as amended August 5, 2005.
If this refrigerator door is not opened for 24 hours AND the refrigerator system is set to the 12-hour defrost cycle, then the system automatically goes to a 96-hour compressor run time defrost cycle to conserve electricity.


text:
PEORIA, Ill. -- Phouvone Sophanavong's family has arranged funeral and visitation services for Laongdao Phangthong Saturday. Phangthong's body was found in her car at a parking deck at OSF Saint Francis Medical center on November 4th.
Sophanavong's family considered Phangthong as one of their own. The visitation will be at 2pm at Davison-Fulton Woodland Chapel at 2021 N. University Street in Peoria. A traditional Laos funeral ceremony in the Bhuddist tradition will follow the visitation at 3pm. Bhuddist monks from Rockford and Elgin are expected to lead the ceremony.
Phangthong's body will be cremated and sent to her family in Laos.
We spoke with the family. Sophanavong's family will be collecting donations at the funeral to send to Phangthong's family overseas.


text:
Related Stories
Updated Oct. 24, 2011 @ 7:42 p.m. ET
Redskins head coach Mike Shanahan confirmed Monday that RB Tim Hightower suffered a torn ACL in Sunday's loss to the Panthers and will miss the rest of the season.
WR Santana Moss underwent surgery on his fractured hand and will miss 5-7 weeks.
Hightower tore his ACL in thie third quarter. He had rushed for 88 yards on 17 carries before the injury. He is the team's leading rusher with 321 yards.
Moss has 25 catches for 301 yards and two touchdowns this season. The Redskins play the Bills in Toronto in Week Eight.
The way we see it
Things have gone from bad to worse in Washington, as the Redskins are making their hot start look like a fluke. Hightower looked like a great offseason acquisition. Luckily for Washington, there is depth with RBs Ryan Torain and Roy Helu, but there is a reason Hightower got the bulk of the carries. He also had 10 catches.
With Moss out, WRs Jabar Gaffney, Anthony Armstrong and rookies Niles Paul and Leonard Hankerson will have to step up. TE Fred Davis leads the team in receiving and opponents will start zeroing in on him.
PFW fantasy spin
Hightower's loss is a fantasy owner's gain. Removing him from the equation makes life easier for us. It leaves Ryan Torain as the starter. Torain has been a bust since his breakout Week Four game (19-135-1) and has a two-game total of 12-17-0. His opponents were the Eagles and Panthers, two of the worst defenses at stopping opposing running backs. Regardless, he'll be the one likely to shoulder the load, with Roy Helu backing him. Helu is a watch-list player, as he's averaging only 4.5 attempts for 21.8 yards and zero TDs.
The team will increase the playing time of WRs Anthony Armstrong and Jabar Gaffney, but the question remains whether Gaffney is good enough to handle the role of a No. 1 receiver. We don't know, but we don't think he can. Because of that and the limited talent that Armstrong and Gaffney can offer, QB John Beck or Rex Grossman will lean on TE Fred Davis as the outlet or check-down receiver.


text:
General Software Application Training
Webster University is dedicated to bringing technology training to all students, faculty, and staff on campus through partnerships with Atomic Learning and Lynda.com.
Atomic Learning
Through Atomic Learning, students can watch tutorials to learn to use assistive technology and gain educational support on topics such as MLA® and APA™ research-paper basics. Staff and faculty can watch tutorials that help them grow professional skills on topics such as time management and effective listening.
Faculty & Staff
Webster faculty and staff now have access to Atomic Learning's Campus Integrate PLUS solution, includes all training in the Atomic Campus Integrate solution, with the ability to upload up to 500 GB of additional training materials—allowing you to house and monitor all training activity from one central location. All uploaded material views and downloads are tracked using Atomic Learning's robust reporting capabilities. Many institutions find value in this solution for supporting campus specific applications, as well utilizing it as an online repository to house compliance training and resources such as HIPAA and FERPA training.
By offering course materials and resources that are accessible to all students, Webster provides barrier-free learning opportunities and enable students with disabilities to fully participate. Atomic Learning's Assistive Technology Collection of short, self-paced, online tutorials that teach educators to create materials that can be accessed using assistive technology. Continually expanding, the Assistive Technology Collection contains thousands of tutorial movies covering dozens of specialized applications, assistive devices and accesiblity features of common software programs.
How to Log In
- Log into Connections.
- Click on the tab that defines your role (Student, Faculty or Staff)
- Go to the channel titled Computer Based Training Resources.
- Click Log In next to the Atomic Learning logo.
Can't find what you're looking for?
To request a specific tutorial not already available in Atomic Learning, please fill out the online suggestion form (you must be logged into Connections in order to access the form).
Lynda.com offers Students, Faculty and Staff instructional videos on a broad range of subjects, including business skills, photography, design, music and video, home computing, animation, and web design and development and taught by recognized industry experts. New courses are added every week. Watch entire courses or single tutorial videos as you need them. Exercise files let you follow along with the instruction as you learn, and bookmarks help you keep track of what you'd like to watch.
Logging In for the First Time and Creating an Account
- Log into Connections.
- Click on the tab that defines your role (Student, Faculty or Staff)
- Go to the channel titled Computer Based Training Resources.
- Click Create Account next to the Lynda.com logo.
- Enter your Webster University e-mail address into the text box and click Submit.
- You will receive a verification e-mail in your inbox. Click on the verification link in the e-mail to complete the account set-up process.
How to Log In After Your Account Is Created
- Log into Connections.
- Click on the tab that defines your role (Student, Faculty or Staff)
- Go to the channel titled Computer Based Training Resources.
- Click Log In next to the Lynda.com logo.
- This will take you to the Lynda.com homepage. Click Log In in the upper right corner.
- Enter your Webster University e-mail address and account password, then click Log In.