text:
- Willamette
- Atkinson Graduate School of Management
- For Employers
Welcome to Willamette MBA
Every year Willamette MBA accepts bright men and women to become the next leaders in their fields of interest. At Willamette Atkinson Graduate School of Management, we partner with companies, large and small in the public, private and not-for-profit sectors to mentor, intern and hire our candidates. This process has become even more streamlined since we have partnered with MBA Focus, to provide our new employer portal. This online recruiting tool is designed to help you easlily post job openings for both internships and post-graduation positions. You may also review resume books for our alumni and current students to locate the best candidates for your organizations's needs. Scheduling on-campus information sessions and recruiting has also been simplified.
We would like to thank you for partnering us in the success of our students! I look forward to seeing you or meeting you this year.
Beth Ursin
Check back soon for schedule!
View Class Profiles »
Find out more about our full-time students in Salem and our evening students in Portland. Student Resume Books provided by MBA Focus, allows recruiters to identify students with specific backgrounds, focus areas and/or professional profiles. In order to get access to the Student Resume Books, please click here. For any concerns, questions or queries please email our Career Management Team at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Recruiting with Willamette MBA
Our new online recruiting tool provided by MBA Focus is designed to help you easily post job openings for internships and post-graduation positions, review resume books to locate the best candidates for your organization's needs and schedule on-campus interviews or informational meetings once your account is set up. To get started visit MBA Focus and follow the easy steps to set up your account.
RSVP for an Event »
Register for Career Close-Up Events with these simple steps:
Log in to MBA Focus. From the main dashboard, click on the tab On-Campus Requests from the top menu bar.
Click on Single Company Event to sign up for an Employer Spotlight.
Click on Multiple Company Event to sign up to attend a Personalized Career Fair.
Once we receive your request, Career Management will contact you to confirm details.


text:
Search results for 'Christ'
Language of Love RingThere is neither Jew nor Greek, slave nor free, male nor female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus." Galatians 3:28
Sterling silver ring reads "purity" in four different languages: Hebrew, Chinese, Indonesian, and Spanish. Learn More$53.99 $43.99
New Creation Pink Stone Ring"Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come!" 2 Corinthians 5:17 Sterling silver ring features delicate band with butterfly-shaped design. Learn More$24.99 $19.99
Found in Christ RingSterling silver ring with arrow and diamond design around a centered light blue stone. Learn More$23.99 $19.99
God's Princess Tiara Ring"Now if we are children, then we are heirsheirs of God and co-heirs with Christ, if indeed we share in his sufferings in order that we may also share in his glory." Romans 8:17
Sterling silver ring features intricate tiara design with pink stones. Learn More$39.99 $31.99

subset: commoncrawl


text:
INDIANAPOLIS, IN (WAVE) – Democrat Joe Donnelly defeated
Republican Richard Mourdock in the closely-watched Indiana Senate race on
The race attracted national attention in October when
Mourdock made controversial comments about rape during a roundtable discussion
in New Albany.
Mourdock said, ""Rape resulting in pregnancy is
something God intended."
Copyright 2012 WAVE News. All rights reserved.
Hershey Company has unveiled its new corporate logo.
635 W. 7th Street
Cincinnati, OH 45203
Switchboard: (513) 421-1919
Newsroom: (513) 421-0119
Press releases: email@example.com
FCC Public File
EEO Report
Closed Captioning


text:
Mothercare Daisy Lane Bed in a Bag
- In Stock
2 reviews
- Delivery
- Next day delivery available
Everything you need to dress your little one's cot or cot bed in one easy purchase.
Suitable from birth, this bed in a bag contains a complete set of the gorgeous Mothercare Little Lane bedding which includes all you need to dress your baby's cot or cot bed. The bed in the bag set contains two flat sheets, a cosy fleece blanket, a coverlet (which is the equivalent to a sheet and blanket) which features a sweet bird embroidery, and to add the finishing touch, a cot bumper. We also have a Mothercare Daisy Lane collection in our bath time range to complement your nursery.
Features and benefits for Mothercare Daisy Lane bed in a bag:
- Suitable from birth
- Suitable for both cots and cot beds
- Set includes a fleece blanket, 2 flat sheets, a coverlet and a cot bumper
The Zeddy & Parsnip range from Mamas & Papas, helps create your perfect nursery. This Zeddy & Parsnip quilt and pillowcase features the iconic Zeddy character, adding some fun to your nursery, with the fresh lemon colour palette providing a great alternative to to other neutral styles. 4.0 tog quilt. Designed to fit all Mamas & Papas cots and cot beds. Suitable from 12 months+. Quilt 130 x 110 cm; Pillowcase 45 x 72 cm. Composition: Cover cotton, Filling Polyester
An essential to create the perfect nursery that will last until your child outgrows their cot/junior bed. Millie and Boris Quilt and Pillowcase Why Buy Me: A timeless, original design. A neutral palette with soft velour, fresh cottons and chunky knits. A stylish choice that will suit both classic and contemporary homes. Features & Benefits: Soft, textured fabric and appliquè detail. Features lovable Millie & Boris characters.Machine washable.
Inspired by the fun times the Once Upon a Time characters.Why Buy Me:- 4.0tog quilt- We recommend cream bedding to co-ordinate with this collection- Designed to fit all Mamas & Papas cots and cotbeds.
Machine Washable at 40°C.
Size designed to fit all Mamas & Papas cots and cot/toddler beds- Age suitability: 12m+Size: Quilt: 110cm x 120cm approx.
Pillowcase: W: 45 x L: 75cm approx.
Cover: Stripe 75%, Cotton 25% Linen.
Velour: 77% Cotton, 23% Polyester.
Other: 80% Cotton, 20% Linen.
Filling: Polyester.Colours: Blue, Pink.
Make sure your little one enjoys a peaceful night's sleep in maximum comfort with this beautiful Mamas and Papas Once Upon A Time quilt and pillow set.
Fits a child's bed or cot bed and co-ordinates perfectly with the Once Upon a Time bumper - UJ309.
Useful info:
- Quilt w 110, lgth 130cm
- Pillowcase w 45, lgth 75cm
- Suitable from 12 months
- Quilt w 110, lgth 130cm


text:
Town Square
Police Officers Abuse Disability
Original post made by Arnold on Jul 24, 2012
It's less than ironic that two of the employee groups most associated with campaign literature promoting the need for additional TAXES, to ensure taxpayer safety, is the biggest abusers of the disability scam that allows them to not pay taxes.
For people that have been paying attention you probably already understand that politicians have rewarded public safety unions by lowering the threshold of what actually constitutes a disability. It is beyond ridiculous what these people are getting away with and the disability evaluation is a complete sham. It all starts with the assumption that any pain experienced by public employees IS job related. Aches and pains from ageing are considered work related injuries. Wife hits you with a bat because you were cheating - the injuries are assumed to be work related. Work related injuries under these liberal standards entitle public employees to receive large pensions while only paying 50% of the tax that us regular citizens would have to pay - assuming we had a six figure pension.
Jerry Brown's very shallow pension reform proposal, which the democrats are stonewalling, doesn't even address the issue of abusive and fraudulent disability claims even though everyone knows it is happening. I hope Chuck Reed is our next governor.
No More Taxes.
on Jul 25, 2012 at 7:11 am
... and of course this all redounds to my comments on another thread that the police are bilking the taxpayers with their excessive overtime pay, their excessive duplication of services, their spiked salaries, their stretching out unnecessary murder investigations into the millions of dollars we end up paying for ... all this and more adds up to a huge, gigantic, really really big deluge that will leave us all washed away in debt. Taxpayers revolt! Stockton is getting by with 40% less cops. We can do the same. Scranton is getting by paying their cops minimum wage 7.25 per hour. In totalitarian California, minimum wage is 8.00 per hour, so we might have to pay our bloated flatfooted cops that instead of the more sustainably 7.25. This may only be one more finger in the dike. Still, any and all measures are needed to rid this community of the public police officer scourge.
on Jul 25, 2012 at 3:19 pm
Pleasanton could definitely reduce it's budget by getting rid of so many cops with nothing to do.
on Jul 25, 2012 at 3:29 pm
I'm against any reduction in police because of its potential impact on the doughnut industry.
Let's keep the big picture in mind here, folks.


text:
Ginger Shortbread Cookies Recipe
The traditional holiday flavor of gingerbread meets the buttery goodness of shortbread in this irresistible cookie. Pretty flecks of candied ginger make the treats a pretty addition to any cookie platter.
- 1 cup butter, softened
- 1/3 cup confectioners' sugar
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 3/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/3 cup finely chopped walnuts
- 1/4 cup crystallized ginger, finely chopped
- In a large bowl, cream butter and confectioners' sugar until light and fluffy. Combine the flour, ground ginger, baking powder and salt; gradually add to creamed mixture and mix well. Stir in walnuts and crystallized ginger.
- Shape into two 10-in. rolls; wrap each in plastic wrap. Refrigerate for 2 hours or until firm. Cut into 1/4-in. slices. Place 2 in. apart on ungreased baking sheets.
- Bake at 350° for 12-15 minutes or until lightly browned. Remove to wire racks to cool. Store in an airtight container. Yield: 5 dozen.
Originally published as Ginger Shortbread Cookies in Taste of Home's Holiday & Celebrations Cookbook Annual 2011, p72
Reviews for Ginger Shortbread Cookies
Please Log In or Join to add a rating and review.
Click stars to rate
Any changes to your rating or review will appear where you originally posted your review
Similar Recipes
More Recipe Collections
- Christmas Desserts >
- Christmas Recipes >
- Cookie Recipes >
- Cookies >
- Desserts >
- Father's Day Recipes >
- Holiday Cookie Recipes >
- Low Carb Desserts >
- Low Carb Recipes >
- Low Fat Dessert Recipes >
- Low Fat Recipes >
- Low Sodium Desserts >
- Low Sodium Recipes >
- Nut Cookies >


text:
SALISBURY — A Bradford woman was arrested yesterday after admitting to breaking into Lena's Seafood on Rabbit Road Monday evening, according to police.
Britnee McBrierty, 23, of 406 South Main St., Bradford, was charged with nighttime breaking and entering of a building to commit a felony and malicious destruction of property. She was expected to be arraigned in Newburyport District Court yesterday afternoon.
Georgetown police were at the Railroad Avenue police station yesterday following her arrest to investigate whether McBrierty was responsible for a recent break-in in that community.
Salisbury police Chief Thomas Fowler said police detectives received an anonymous tip after seeing a photo published in yesterday's Newburyport Daily News of the suspect walking through Lena's. The photo had been taken by a security camera at Lena's and given to the News by Salisbury police. Police then called McBrierty who agreed to come to the station for an interview. During the interview, McBrierty implicated herself in the Lena's Seafood break-in and was then formally charged.
Around 6:35 p.m. on Monday, police responded to a report of a suspicious woman in front of the popular seafood restaurant, which was closed for the evening. The caller also reported seeing the suspect look through the windows of Cosmo's Restaurant across the street. The suspect was seen leaving the area in a dark-colored, two-door sedan with a large white decal on the driver's side door. The vehicle, according to police, headed down Main Street toward Amesbury.
It appears McBrierty gained access to the popular eatery by breaking a window. A video camera captured McBrierty rummaging through the restaurant looking for valuables. It was a still from the video footage that was instrumental in her eventual surrender. An inventory of the restaurant, which was open for business yesterday, showed that nothing had been stolen, according to police.
"I want to thank the community for stepping up and identifying this suspect," Fowler said, adding that the community's continued involvement in police matters is key toward reducing crime townwide.


text:
|Good - 9 reviews
Welcome to the Super 8 in Sulphur. Located near the Chickasaw National Recreation Area and home to the Lake of the Arbuckles. Easy access to Hwy 7 and just minutes from Turner Falls and Arbuckle Wilderness. You will enjoy our interior corridor rooms with comforts such as microwaves, refrigerators, in room coffee service, free high speed internet access an...
Overall Rating - Good - 9 reviews
|no reviews
Located in Sulphur, Echo Canyon Manor is in a rural location and within the vicinity of Chickasaw Cultural Center and Chickasaw National Recreation Area. This romantic inn is within the region of Treasure Valley Casino and Arbuckle Wilderness. Make yourself at home in one of the 13 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Ro...
|Excellent - 149 reviews
Overall Rating - Excellent - 149 reviews
Good 7.0
Was very mad at check in::: check in at 2pm, early, asked for joining rooms (2 rooms - I have 5 kids), was told should not be an issue. Came back after long day at lake , checked in was told all 2-queen rooms that had 2 rooms close were taken!
Excellent 10.0
it is close to murry lake and turner falls
the pool was not the samw as the picture it was smaller.It was a great stay.The staff had great recommendations for eating out and places to go. We will be back again next summer.
|Okay - 129 reviews
With a stay at Days Inn - Ardmore in Ardmore, you'll be convenient to Ardmore Convention Center and Greater Southwest Historical Museum. This hotel is within close proximity of Lakeview Golf Course and Eliza Cruce Hall Doll Museum. Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring microwaves. Satellite television is provided for your entert...
Overall Rating - Okay - 129 reviews
Poor 1.0
Unkept, smelled musty and dank, one chair that was ripped, small dirty pillows. I SHOULD ASK FOR MY MONEY BACK!
Okay 5.0
location, free wi-fi
the water in the bathroom sink did not work had to get water out of tub,staff was friendly hotel was booked so could not give another room
|Excellent - 10 reviews
The La Quinta Inn & Suites Ardmore was recently named a 2014 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award winner! Many springs from the world famous Arbuckle Mountains form Honey Creek and cascade down to form natural swimming pools, making majestic Turner Falls the largest waterfall in Oklahoma and La Quinta Inn & Suites Ardmore is only 30 miles away...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 10 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Everything was great!
Cleaning service woke us up around 8am Pool was packed
Excellent 9.0
Rooms were perfect including the breakfast menu Staff was very pleasant.
|Good - 24 reviews
Overall Rating - Good - 24 reviews
|Good - 165 reviews
The La Quinta Inn Ardmore North was recently named a 2014 TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence award winner! NEW! Samsung Flat-panel TVs with 60 channels of HD programming. Easy-access Plug-and-Play feature makes it simple to connect electronics. Conveniently located off I-35, the La Quinta Inn Ardmore North provides easy access to a plethora of are...
Overall Rating - Good - 165 reviews
Poor 1.0
The front desk staff is not friendly and was rude. I had to ring the bell several times before she came out and had this pissy face when she finally came out like I disturbed her from doing something inside, said 'can I help you!' And told I was checking
The sheets were not fresh and clean, I used to be a housekeeper from two of prestigious Starwood hotels and I know. My son accidentally hit the lamp and all the dust came out ! We were itching the whole time!Still the front desk on check in is rude, she needs customer service training
Excellent 10.0
Clean spacious room. Friendly attentive front desk.
|Excellent - 60 reviews
The Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites of Ada is the newest premier hotel in South Central Oklahoma. Voted Ada's Most Preferred Hotel since 2007, we are the perfect accommodations for business or leisure travel. Located south of Oklahoma City, the Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites in Ada is tucked into the heart of Oklahoma and a great place to stay during...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 60 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The staff was very friendly and greeted me every time I walked into the lobby. The rooms were very clean and well taken care of and the air stayed cool...which is great in this Oklahoma heat!
Nothing negative for this hotel.There was a HUGE selection for breakfast! Any time I ran into a staff member, they were very helpful and polite. The hotel was kept very clean and I felt welcome as soon as I arrived. It was very easy to access, as well.
Excellent 9.0
the bed was worn outthe breakfast was very good
|Good - 217 reviews
This Microtel Inn by Wyndham Ardmore is just off Interstate 35, convenient to restaurants, golf, shopping, downtown, and great outdoor recreation at Lake Murray State Park and Turner Falls. Enjoy complimentary continental breakfast during your stay as well as fax services and complimentary wireless Internet access throughout the hotel. Large-vehicle parking...
Overall Rating - Good - 217 reviews
Mediocre 4.0
Not much
Room was in poor condition. I had to ask for other bed sheets because the ones on the bed were dirty & stained. I did not even want to put my bare feet on the floor. Tile in bathroom was cracked around toilet & toilet was unstable.Do not recommend
Mediocre 4.0
When issue developed management responded promptly.
Hotel smelled like smoke on both floors. According to websites this was supposed to be a smoke free property. Site was under going reventions .Location was good for traveling an local businesses.
|Excellent - 7 reviews
Escape from the Ardmore, OK Heat in Hotel's Pool The Candlewood Suites® Ardmore hotel has all of the comforts of home and is a perfect accommodation for business and leisure travelers. We're also committed to creating an environment where guests can live and work on their schedule while staying in Ardmore, Oklahoma. The hotel's amenities are great for busine...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 7 reviews
Excellent 10.0
Everything in the hotel was modern, up to date and clean.
Although I selected non-smoking, whenever I ventured out I could definitely smell cigarette smoke on the floor.The amenities was the best part of hotel. The room was the closest thing to home and everything was included in the posted price.
Good 7.0
The air conditioner would turn on and off all night, waking us up every time it turned on/off. When off you could hear other people. It needs to have a way to stay on if you would like it too.
|Excellent - 71 reviews
Welcome to our Pauls Valley, Oklahoma Hotel! Whether it's the promise of a wealth of outdoor activity that lures you to Pauls Valley, or the convenience of several nearby attractions, the 100% smoke free Holiday Inn Express® and Suites hotel in Pauls Valley is sure to please the most distinguished business and leisure travelers. Situated within minutes of Ci...
Overall Rating - Excellent - 71 reviews
Excellent 10.0
The lady at the front desk was amazing. Her name was Amber, and she did everything she could to make us feel at home. I will be visiting again.
NoThe hotel was clean, and kept. The pool was a little cool, but clean was fine for our time there with the kids.
Okay 5.0
our shower was broken and we asked the staff to fix it and they would not. We were not pleased with our stay, especially since we had 2 small children with us. not at all pleased with this hotel and they offered nothing to compensate us.
|Good - 8 reviews
With a stay at Lexington Inn - Ardmore, you'll be centrally located in Ardmore, convenient to Greater Southwest Historical Museum and Memorial Park. This hotel is within close proximity of Ardmore Convention Center and Ardmore Chamber of Commerce. Make yourself at home in one of the guestrooms featuring refrigerators. Complimentary wireless Internet access k...
Overall Rating - Good - 8 reviews
Good 6.6
The location and price were good. Breakfast offerings were good.
The room's carpet has a bad smell, smell like urine or wet carpet, room looked updated until you looked close at walls and along baseboards, some things can be hidden some things can't. Mentioned room smell at my checkout to front desk. Had I known for sure I could have changed rooms I would definitely done so!
Excellent 10.0
The sraff was very friendly and helpful.
Nope.I was pleased with the price, the accommodations, and the breakfast.
|Good - 62 reviews
Motel 6 Ardmore is located within 5 miles of Mountain View Mall, Lake Murray State Park, Ardmore Downtown Airport, plus dining. All guest rooms have a modern look with 32" TVs, granite countertops, and free Wi-Fi. Outdoor pool and coin laundry available
Overall Rating - Good - 62 reviews
Good 7.0
the price was very reasonable. I enjoyed the places near by to eat. The place was clean, the room looked very updated. loved the modern look it had.
Mediocre 4.0
The location.
The pool was green and the parking was not good.The location is great. The name is familiar. The price is excellent.
|no reviews
Located in Ardmore, Shiloh Morning Inn is in a rural location and within the region of Gene Autry Oklahoma Museum and Gold Mountain Casino. This bed & breakfast is within the region of Hardy Murphy Coliseum and Memorial Park. Treat yourself to a stay in one of the 9 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring fireplaces. Rooms have private balconies. A comp...
|Okay - 45 reviews
Welcome to the Super 8 in Ardmore, On the Sunny Side of the Arbuckles. Our convenient location and easy access to I-35 allows you to explore the many beautiful state parks and all of Ardmores natural and historic allure. Our interior corridor rooms offer the modern amenities of today such as free wireless internet access, microwaves, refrigerators, coffee...
Overall Rating - Okay - 45 reviews
Poor 2.0
access to the main highway
Rude Staff, room was not ready at 1:00 pm as advertised... came back at 3:00 pm....loud, breakfast ok. Save over $20.00 and call the hotel directly than use this service...I will never use this service again
Good 7.0
The speedy check in and the size of the room.
It was under construction. The hallway was dirty, the construction at night, and the back entryway was extremely cluttered. In the room the lighting was awful. There was a bathroom light and one other overhead light up against the far wall and no lamps.Overall it was not bad and I would return. It should be pretty nice once the construction is over. They need to try to minimize the impact of the construction. Example: clean up the hallway, close the doors to the storage rooms, and clean the back entrance up. Add more lighting and lamps to the rooms. We did have a great stay though, and the room was a nice size. We had plenty of room for our baby's portable crib which is a big plus. And we had no complaints or problems due to her crying.


text:
Contact Us
Phone: 520-791-5071
110 E. Pennington St. Ste 150
P.O. Box 27210
Tucson, AZ 85726-7210
Donovan Durband, ParkWise Program Administrator
The City of Tucson Residential Parking Program was started in 1983 and has since grown to include programs in more than 14 neighborhoods. The program helps to manage parking in residential areas where non-resident parking is impacting the ability of residents to park. Programs protect and improve the quality of life and character in the neighborhood by reducing the amount of overflow parking, discouraging cut-through traffic, ensuring adequate parking spaces for citizens who live in the neighborhood, and developing revenues that can be used for reinvestment in the area.
Policies (pdf) /files/parkwise/Residential_Add_Remove_or_Change_Petition_Revised_04012014.pdf
Permit-holders in 24/7 Residential Permit areas may now request enforcement outside of our regular business hours. Call the ParkWise office at (520) 791-5071 after hours and Press "1" after the prompt. Your call will be forwarded to the Parking Services Agent on duty.
Residential Parking Permit Information
Having work done on your home?
You may need a Temporary Construction Permit.
If you are having work done on your home and there will be one or more vehicles that need to park on your street for an extended period of time, you will need to obtain a Temporary Construction Permit for each vehicle.
You may apply in person at 110 E. Pennington St. Suite 150. Office hours are Monday – Friday 7:45 AM to 5:15 PM.
Prices for the permits are:
Phone: 520-791-5071
110 E. Pennington St. Ste 150
P.O. Box 27210
Tucson, AZ 85726-7210
Donovan Durband, ParkWise Program Administrator


text:
Researchers embrace open-access movement
Queen's researchers are embracing the international movement to provide unrestricted access to research material, experimenting with new e-journal publications and encouraging young scholars to get involved.
"The beauty of open access is that you can experiment," says Lonnie Aarssen (Biology). "It allows researchers to be in charge of the process of disseminating their own research, and gives them the opportunity to try out new models of publication."
Open-access journals – which essentially give free, online access to the results of scholarly research – offer universities and researchers several benefits. Open access means a wider audience and greater access for students who perhaps can't afford the high cost of traditional journals after they leave school. Open access has also been a boost for research communities in the developing world, where high printing costs deter the publication of traditional journals.
Queen's Scholarly Communication Services currently hosts 15 open-access journals through Open Journal Systems (OJS), and the QSpace Digital Repository has grown to more than 5,000 items. QSpace is also the home for all Queen's theses and dissertations.
Dr. Aarssen has launched two open-access, electronic journals over the past few years, including Ideas in Ecology and Evolution, and he plans to launch a third shortly. He is also developing Science Open Reviewed (SciOR), an online registry that facilitates the peer-review process and acts as a forum for both reviewers and journal editors. On SciOR, authors can make arrangements to have their papers peer-reviewed and editors can find the latest science articles ready for publication.
Queen's will participate in International Open Access Week October 22-28 to continue raising awareness about open access and the issues that surround it. Dr. Aarssen will speak in a panel discussion on Open Scholarship on Oct. 22. The planned activities also include a webinar and exhibits in campus libraries.


text:
From the D&C's KevinO: "Jacques Martin agreed that player development is enhanced in a winning environment," Staats said. "I firmly believe that if Jacques Martin had not left Florida (...) we would probably have been talking about renegotiating (with the Panthers). "We had the same philosophy. Jacques Martin's approach to the partnership in Rochester was a much different approach than the approach of his successors (Tallon and his assistant, Mike Santos)." Way to keep it classy until after the divorce has been finalized.
Amerks/Cats marriage facing annulment today?
Amerks fire first shot in bid for independence
Cats and Amerks seek common ground
Lines of communication begin to open, if slightly
Back to roots in Gatineau for Benny as Cats find hole to plug
Story only confirms demand for Florida Plan B. Or maybe Plan A
Animosity aimed at parent club's "lack of support" fueling possible split
We'll email you a reset link.
If you signed up using a 3rd party account like Facebook or Twitter, please login with it instead.
You must be a member of Litter Box Cats to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Litter Box Cats. You should read them.
You must be a member of Litter Box Cats to participate.
We have our own Community Guidelines at Litter Box Cats. You should read them.
Choose an available username to complete sign up.
In order to provide our users with a better overall experience, we ask for more information from Facebook when using it to login so that we can learn more about our audience and provide you with the best possible experience. We do not store specific user data and the sharing of it is not required to login with Facebook.


text:
Check out "Nature's Clock," "Waltzing Matilda," and six other new pieces of public art on display in neighborhood parks throughout Chicago this year.
In celebration of Jackie Robinson West's success in the Little League World Series and in honor of their sportsmanship, dedication and resilience on-and-off the field during their miraculous playoff run to become U.S. Champions, Mayor Rahm Emanuel has announced a parade and rally in the team's honor.
|Aug 26, 2014
|Mayor Emanuel and CPS CEO Byrd-Bennett Kick Off Back to School Celebration
|Aug 26, 2014
|Mayor Emanuel and CPS CEO Byrd-Bennett Announce CPS Students Reach Record High Graduation Rate in School Year 2013-2014
|Aug 25, 2014
|Mayor Emanuel Announces Parade Route to Honor Jackie Robinson West Little League Team
|Aug 22, 2014
|Mayor Emanuel Organizes Two Watch Parties for U.S. Championship Game at Little League World Series Featuring Jackie Robinson West
|Aug 22, 2014
|Divvy Bikes to Compete In 2014 Transamerica Chicago Triathlon
|View All News Releases
|Aug 27, 2014
|Social Media Boot Camp Coming To City Hall in September
|Aug 26, 2014
|City to Spray Insecticide Wednesday to Kill Mosquitoes
|Aug 25, 2014
|City Officials Remind Chicagoans of Extreme Summer Weather Precautions
|Aug 25, 2014
|Semi-Annual Report - Jan 1 - July 31, 2014
|Aug 25, 2014
|Press Release: Semi-Annual Report Released
|View All Other City Updates


text:
For The Herald Bulletin
On March 29 and 30, Crappie USA held its Lake Cumberland $10,000 Super Event at Somerset, Ky. Some 98 anglers from 14 states were competing for not only cash and prizes but a chance to advance to the prestigious Cabela's Crappie USA Classic.
This year's classic will be held October 23 to 26 on Kentucky Lake at Paris, Tenn., an area I enjoy fishing. A couple of local anglers had their hands deep in the cookie jar.
Taking first place was the team of Thomas Hankins of Indianapolis and Ron Bilbry of Anderson with a two-day total weight of 20.95 pounds, earning them $2,500. The team also earned an additional $120 for second-biggest crappie of the event which weighed in at 2.21 pounds.
Hankins and Bilbry were spider rigging 3 to 5 feet of water in Caney Creek using glow/chartreuse jigs. Bilbry said, "The bite got much better as the sun got up."
u u u
As of this writing, Tuesday evening, the wood was dry and needing rain to bring forth morels. Hopefully, you and I are finding some by today.
There is something else I am waiting for and that needs the same moisture as morels, wild asparagus. Last fall, I wrapped bread ties on fences above the wild asparagus. I have been checking those spots, but there are as yet no signs of life.
Once they take off, one can wait too long. Cut the tender shoots a little above ground. Keep going back, the asparagus will regenerate. Fried morels and steamed wild asparagus go very well together. Add fresh caught bluegill and you really have a treat.
u u u
Last November, I jumped two covey of quail — one behind my barn, the other a mile down the road. I never saw them again and wondered if they survived the winter. I put shelled grain along the fence rows after deer season, hoping all wildlife in need will take advantage. Unfortunately, I have not heard the familiar bob white whistle all spring.
Late Tuesday evening, I took Daisy for a walk down the road. It had been windy all day, but was beginning to lay.
On the way back, something caught my ear. I concentrated, trying to separate the wind from the sound coming 300 yards from a fence row. There it was again, bob, bob, white. The narrow slice of cover, running through a picked cornfield, was alive with quail calling to roost.
I first heard the quail at 8:15 p.m. By 8:24, all was quiet.
The 17 years I have lived in South Madison County have been blessed with quail. There never seems to be an abundance, and I wish there was more I could do, but maybe I have done just enough.
u u u
The 18th annual Becoming an Outdoors-Woman is May 3 through 5 at Ross Camp in West Lafayette. The workshop is open to women ages 18 and older and limited to 100 participants.
Registration is on now at IndianaBOW.com and costs $185.
The program is designed for women to learn outdoor skills in a relaxed, low-pressure environment.