text:
Houzz is the new way to design your home.
1,135 Puyallup, WA Electrical Contractors
Working with electrical systems generally isn't a DIY job. That doesn't include small jobs such as swapping out a front-porch lighting fixture or installing a fan, but intensive electrical work behind the walls is more of an issue. When you consider the possible consequences of a mistake, from fire to serious injury, hiring a Washington electrical contractor seems like a wise investment. More
Apex Electric (206) 364-3900
General Electrical Contractor and consulting Read More
Seattle Electricians Today (206) 971-7131
Since 2006, all of us at Seattle Electricians Today have worked hard to complete quality electrical work for homeowners throughout the greater Seattle area. Our locally owned and... Read More
Arial Electric Inc. (425) 749-1865
Professional, affordable, local electricians. Read More
Exact Electric LLC (206) 434-6915
We work with homeowners, contractors, and business owners to provide electrical solutions that meet their specific needs. From assisting with design options to handling the... Read More
Old Time Electric, Inc (253) 848-3195
Old Time Electric Inc. is a family owned and operated electrical contracting company, operating since 1994. Our goal is to serve our clients with a quality that makes us stand out... Read More
Lane Electric LLC (253) 310-2791
Founded in 2004, Lane Electric serves the Puget Sound area, specializing in both Residential and light Commercial service. With more than two decades of experience working in the... Read More
Modern Electric, LLC (253) 223-3626
We are an electrical contractor with emphasis on high end custom homes. We specialize in home automation, lighting controls, touch screens and audio/video distribution. All of... Read More
Electrical contractor Read More
Mister Sparky of WA (877) 465-3708
Mister Sparky is America's on time electrician and home of the "We're On Time You'll See or The Repair is Free" Guarantee. We specialize in 24hr residential electrical service and... Read More
Cooper's NW Electric (425) 301-3641
Residential and Commercially Licensed Electrician Read More
Old Time Electric, Inc. (253) 848-3195
Electrical Contractor Read More
List your business here for free - Learn More


text:
My Crazy New Years Eve Playlist
Hey Buzznet!
I know that is only a few days away from Christmas but I am already thinking about New Years Eve and the partying that night will bring! I thought I'd share a playlist that I made on Spotify that will hopefully make you dance, jump, mosh and everything in between!
Enjoy and Happy New Year!
You'll ♥
Loading related posts from sailthru...

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Tweet Organic foods are really a safe bet for health as they exclusively grown free of synthetic chemicals. Many shoppers reluctant to buy organic foods, as they are costly. However, one should consider few strategies before buying organic fruits and vegetables. Some fruits and vegetables have minimal pesticide residue or thick protective skins that are … Read more
Buying Organic Food Without Burning Your PocketsFebruary 9th, 2012 | Posted by in Organic Food | Organic Gardening | Organic Home - (0 Comments)
Cutting Your Costs of Organic LivingFebruary 3rd, 2012 | Posted by in Organic Cooking | Organic Food | Organic Health | Organic Home - (0 Comments)
Tweet A little planning and budgeting will cut your costs of organic living. Shopping from local farmers, placing and picking up livestock and diary orders from local farms, buying food that is in season, acquainting yourself with the local community garden, placing large orders at local 'mom 'n pop' stores and owning a seasonal fruits … Read more


text:
Why are we surprised, why are are outraged?
Would we be as outraged if Mr Nevin spent $100k, rented Doral for a day, and took 72 guys on a bus trip to learn golf?
I'm not saying we don't need to overhaul the NCAA's oversight, but what we first need to do is reevaluate the way we look at the perceived 'morality' of amateur sports.
It seems to me that we have some irrationally romantic and archaic attachment to idea. Like sports writers keeping baseball players out of the Hall of Fame, even though the drugs the players took at the time were legal, simply because the writers couldn't stand the newfound ephemeral nature of the 'olde recourds.'
We have a very flawed attachment the concept of amateur sports. Do you really think olympic athletes
don't have a job in real life to make some money? No! In fact some of the most inspiring stories are of everyday
kids from humble beginnings, training for whatever niche sport while sweeping fast foot joints just to get by!
Many will say that college football players have a job, and it's titled "representative of the university". Well,
coaches represent the university too, and for that they get north of seven digits.
I'm not saying colleges should outright pay football players on a weekly basis, but why do we have such a repulsed reaction to getting them in on the revenue?
Has anyone considered having a bond program for football players who graduate? Damn.
What better carrot on a stick to graduate than to have a $40,000 long-term bond waiting after graduation.
Hell, give them club level seat options for life! Use all these things to build a stronger alumni base.
If a player is too good to stay out of the pros past junior year, fine, then they forefit their bond.
It doesn't matter, because they'll get a hefty signing bonus anyway.
The NCAA needs to stop worrying about boosters. If someone is helping a kid out as a 3rd party, that's money the
school doesn't need to spend! The most important thing is that they prevent boosters from contact during the
RECRUITMENT process. All that's at stake here is making sure there's a semi-equal playing field for recruiting.
However, once a kid's on campus and signed in for 4 years, who cares if someone gives him a couple hundos a
week? To me, it's the NATURE of the gifts Nevin gave that are repugnant, not the act of charity itself.
Keep boosters away from recruits and coaches. After hours, as long as nothing illegal is going on, then who cares?
Don't tell me it's not fair to the other student athletes in say, rowing, that football players would get some lettuce;
it's not uncommon that students in the 'Olympic' sports are on partial scholarships anyway. There's already inequity.
Revenue sharing shouldn't interfere with Title IX either, all that stipulates is a University spend equal amounts on
various male/female programs. If Title IX dictated that all sports had to generate the same amount of revenue,
then all the patrons in the stadium would have to be PAID to show up so the University could show a loss equal
to what sports like volleyball no doubt create in a bottom line environment.
The environment IS the bottom line in football. No other amateur sport has seat selection days. No other amateur sport requires that you dump thousands simply for the right to dump thousands more. If you are so self-rightous as to honestly believe that a game where,hundreds of stadiums fill weekly with tens-of-thousands of people spending hundreds-of-millions of dollars is apples-to-apples with discus practice out back of the public gym, then you are an accessory to the rampant exploitation of these kids.
Look at the ridiculous fact that a player cannot be given any of the royalties from sales of the video game with their likeness in it. What's that? Oh, I'm sorry, 'it's not them, it's just a number,' you say? I call bullshit. This is Crispin Glover v Robert Zemeckis 101. We know what the first thing almost every kid does when he buys that game, edits the names to match the real life players. Heck, if I'm said kid's most hated quarterback on a rival team, I still want some cash for his ability to name me 'PoopFaceHead' or 'HeHateMeMore'.
Of course you know all of this, but to you it's just the way you've rationalized that it's just part of the 'way things are.' The way we justify this as acceptable is no different then the way we've compartmentalized the terms "prostitute" and 'escort.'
If you are saying Nevin's actions were reprehensible because of the salacious nature of his gifts,then you have a point.
If you are saying Nevin's actions were reprehensible because college football is an amateur entity, then you have
allowed yourself to be sold a bill of goods as phony, void, and worthless as the paper that landed our antagonist in
Again why are we surprised, why are we outraged? Because of a few morally repugnant actions, we've allowed ourselves to become closed-minded to question anything about the practicality and, honestly, sensibility of what we dogmatically call "improper benefits"
Praise to those trying to keep hookers off of children. Shame on those trying to keep the providers of their fortune off the stack.


text:
By Marshall Connolly (Catholic Online)
11/13/2012 (1 year ago)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
It's a bad time to be a rich white conservative leaning male with political aspirations. This is because the era of rich white male dominated politics is over. Yes, it is about race, it's also about a long-running historical narrative, a backlash spanning generations, and the changing demographics of American society. Mitt Romney's failed campaign is one for the textbooks, for this very reason.
By Marshall Connolly (Catholic Online)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
11/13/2012 (1 year ago)
Published in Politics & Policy
Keywords: Obama, Romney, election, 2012, history, postmodernism
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Most older Americans learned a history of America that lionized wealthy and talented white males of European ancestry. Christopher Columbus courageously "discovered" America. George Washington and Thomas Jefferson forged a nation out of 13 disparate colonies. Later, Abraham Lincoln freed the slaves, and the "wild west," in almost in spite of Indians and Mexicans, was "won."
In more recent times, some accounts seem to almost imply that white men saved the world from the Nazis, the Communists, and walked on the moon in the process.
Perhaps to some, it seemed only fitting then, that white men should govern. After all, look at all the good they have done.
So what's the problem? The problem is that such a narrow narrative is not only inaccurate, it is infected by racism. And racism, rightly so, doesn't wash so well in America anymore.
Beginning as early as the 1950's, questions began to be raised, making inroads into correcting this narrative. Some of this began in the university lecture halls, other inroads were acheived by the Church - which properly opposes all racism and discrimination as sin. The questions began to help to paint a new narrative which is slowly diffusing throughout society.
In the 1960's, advances in civil rights for blacks and women raised our national awareness that white men were not the only people entitled to a voice in American politics.Fortunately, the brave story of Black Americans throughout the history of the United States also began to be told. In the 1970's and 80's, women and Latinos made their gains and their unique contribution began to be properly acknowledged. By the mid 1990's, America's historical narrative had changed. We viewed our story differently.
It may come as a surprise to some, but not all history is a set-in-stone changeless narrative. Historical narrative changes all the time. It is often relative, sometimes speculative and often biased by the lens through which it is viewed.
For example, to some, Christopher Columbus was nothing more than an intrepid fool who thought the Earth was 25 percent smaller than it really was. He was "lucky" to stumble into (not discover) a continent well-populated with some 100 million human beings. Of course, this also constitutes a narrative - and one which many others strongly oppose, Catholic Americans are included among them.
Washington and Jefferson were brilliant statesmen - who also built some of their fortunes and careers on the backs of slave labor. Lincoln didn't end up actually freeing the slaves, his Emancipation Proclamation freed none. It only applied to those places in rebellion and the Confederacy wasn't going to listen to him. Slavery remained perfectly legal in the North until after the conclusion of the Civil War.
If the west was wild, it may have actually been the white man who made it so. Native Americans (not "Indians") settled and managed the land well enough, farming and ranching in their own way, sustaining their own culture. When the white man came, it was to add slave states to the Union, particularly in Texas. Perhaps, America actually invaded Mexico for a cause no more noble than greed.
In subsequent years, the history books tell us that minorities and women did much to shape our national story by fighting in all our wars, working at every level of society, and improving things for everyone. Today, the narrative of our national history rightly includes much more than the rich, white, old men who contributed to it. It is increasingly and properly presented as a patchwork quilt where every demographic has added something precious to our Republic.
This makes a difference. The American story that our young are now learning isn't exactly the same one that their parents and grandparents studied. More importantly, our schools are no longer mainly made up of rows of white children. In states like California, whites are now the minority, making up less than 50 percent of the total population.
Already, these children are graduating from school, and voting. And the trend will only continue.The 2012 election cycle represents the first time in history that our demographics may have changed enough to shift the outcome of a presidential election.
Some opponents and critics of Romney's campaign are asserting that it failed because it followed an old, outmoded model - one that appealed to wealthy, white males above everyone else. Some actually contend that this has been the traditional campaign model since America was established as a nation.
Yet,the problems can flow both ways. Some now claim that many local political races have been closed to white men for a long time because demographics have changed so much in many neighborhoods, towns, and even large cities, that a reverse exclusion may be arising.
This should all lead to serious national discussion as we move forward.
The election of Barack Obama should have been a wake up call to some in the old Republican establishment that their political analysis of the past was dated. American voters have no problem electing a member of a racial minority. Obama broke the race barrier in politics, and now that the barrier is broken, nothing will be the same ever again in presidential politics. Yet, according to some who are evaluating the election results, despite the handwriting on the wall, Romney's campaign forged ahead in a traditional fashion.
Meanwhile, Obama's campaign took to the ground, organizing millions of voters at the grassroots level. Race was an issue - often because they made it one. In Florida, Obama supporters specifically targeted Latinos for voter registration drives. And vote they did, handing the state to Obama.
Meanwhile, critics maintain that Romney expected a win based on old-model predictions that did not weight race heavily enough. Romney bet on politically self identified independents instead of reaching out to minorities. These critics charge that few in his camp thought minorities could outvote such independents. If that is true, then they were wrong. Despite winning independents by a wide margin, Obama's supporters in minority communities outweighed their influence.
The Republican Party establishment has been taught a hard lesson. No longer will it work to nominate one of the "good ole boys". No longer should they expect an easy win backed with millions in campaign cash. Candidates on both sides have to seek to distance themselves from any old narrative of history which fails to see the full picture - and adapt to the proper understanding of a Nation which has a proud heritage for all.
The next candidate who wins the White House or any national elective office might be a woman, or a member of a minority, or both. They may be either politically "liberal" or politically "conservative" - or a combination as the labels continue to lose their meaning. However, it is becoming less and less likely that the candidate will be a well-to-do white male. This is not the product of some insidious engineering designed to punish the white man for his history of sins. Rather, it is merely the reality of the changing social fabric of our nation.
It's been changing for generations, so perhaps the real surprise is that anyone was surprised at all.
Miraculous Holy Water Font
Holy Water
Biography Of St Monica
Prayer Cards
St. Joseph the Worker
Prayer Cards
1" Oxidized Crucifix
St Gabriel Holy Cards
Prayer Cards
Santa Marta Holy Card
Prayer Cards
Biography Of St Brigid
Prayer Cards
Red Auto Rosary Carded
R.c.i.a. Wall Cross
St.elias Holy Card
Prayer Cards
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
When the U.S. Supreme Court did away with financial restrictions on federal candidates and party committees in April 2014 during their hearing of the McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission, wealthy individuals who frequently donate to party committees and ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
In a surprising bit of news, the Obama administration has quietly released a huge majority of the illegal immigrant children who poured over the U.S. Mexico border earlier this year. Furthermore, they're making their homes in very well-to-do American ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
You can't fix something unless you break it first. This appears to be what Obama has done to the U.S. immigration system. Political analysts now expect that Obama will use the current immigration crisis to overhaul the system into something he likes. But more ... continue reading
By Marshall Connolly, Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Warren Buffett has given $1.2 billion to fund abortion advocacy and "research." This startling conclusion comes from the New York Times, which is reporting that he donates hundreds of millions of dollars at a time to a foundation named after his late wife, Susan ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
President Barack Obama is working to create a sweeping international climate change agreement to compel nations to cut fossil fuel emissions; however, he is seeking to do this without ratification from Congress. LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - This agreement is ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
That's one might expensive Web site! It's estimated that the Healthcare. Gove Web site, intended to facilitate health care reform, or "Obamacare," has cost U.S. Taxpayers about $1.7 BILLION dollars. That's not even the half of it, as the U.S. government is ... continue reading
By CNA/EWTN News
The Department of Health and Human Services issued on Friday new rules regarding its contraception mandate, after the Supreme Court ruled against its application to certain companies this summer. (CNA/EWTN News) - The rules create a new way for non-profit groups to ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
In Ferguson, Missouri to investigate the officer-involved shooting of teenager Michael Brown, Attorney General Eric Holder shared personal stories of his own encounters with racial discrimination. "I am the Attorney General of the United States, but I am also a ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Back in the "Occupy Wall Street" days, protestors rallied around the concept of the United States' "One Percent," which referred to the people with power in the U.S. government. On the other side of the coin, more than ONE THIRD of all U.S. households are now ... continue reading
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Under duress, Texas Governor Rick Perry maintained an upbeat and positive attitude. Arriving at the Travis County courthouse in Austin for booking and fingerprinting, Perry gave a warm smile for his mug shot. He's charged with felony corruption charges ... continue reading


text:
KCORP is pleased to announce that its new official website has been launched. This follows the recent revamp of KCORP's identity to truly reflect its philosophy and its commitment to serve the needs of its clients.
The new website is designed to live up to the expectations of KCORP's current and prospective clients with comprehensive information about the offered ICT and Event Management services, and a variety of ways to get in touch with KCORP's management and technical teams. It also showcases KCORP's projects and areas of expertise inspired by the company's motto 'Knowledge First'.
The combination between information and effective communication channels will surely make the new website the place to be for anybody looking for topnotch ICT and Event Management Services.


text:
Grilled Zucchini Rolls with Herbed Goat Cheese
1 large zucchini
olive oil
kosher salt
freshly ground black pepper
3 1/2 oz herbed goat cheese
1/3 c basil leaves
1 1/2 oz. black olives
fresh spinach
Preheat grill to high heat. Slice a strip lengthwise from the zucchini to expose the inside of the vegetable. Discard or reserve for another use.Cut the 2 ends from the zucchini to make straight edges. Cut the zucchini lengthwise into 1/2-inch strips. If using a large zucchini, cut each of these strips in half crosswise. This won't be necessary with small zucchini. Brush both sides of the zucchini pieces liberally with olive oil. Season well with kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper. Lay the zucchini pieces on the grill at a 45-degree angle (for more attractive grill marks). Cook until the zucchini is very tender, but not mushy, about 3 minutes per side, moving the pieces during cooking to ensure even browning. Remove zucchini from the grill. Set a wire cooling rack on top of a bowl to give the cooling rack extra clearance from the counter. Drape the zucchini pieces on the rack to cool. This method will stop the zucchini from steaming while cooling. Place goat cheese in a medium bowl. (Optional: Stir olives or baby spinach leaves into the goat cheese.) I'm just using basil leaves. Spread a layer of the goat cheese mixture onto one side of each zucchini piece. Gently roll each piece of zucchini. Serve. Makes 8 to 10 rolls.
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 WorldNow and WFXR. All Rights Reserved.
For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.


text:
Auto News
AutoGuide News Blog
The AutoGuide News Blog is your source for breaking stories from the auto industry. Delivering news immediately, the AutoGuide Blog is constantly updated with the latest information, photos and video from manufacturers, auto shows, the aftermarket and professional racing.
Jaguar is adding a new base model to its XK model lineup, pricing the 2013 XK Touring at $79,875 making it a tad bit easier to get yourself in one of the British automaker's sporty coupes.


text:
East Haven's American Legion Post 89 Baseball Club members have their eye on the ball and looking to knock it out of the park this year.
The baseball program has embarked on an ambitious expansion plan for 2012.
"We have seen an exponential growth in our program the last few years, the number of players who enroll and the numbers of teams we have been fortunate to field has grown each and every year. We feel this is a natural progression for growing the sport of baseball in ," 89er Baseball Club's General Manager Lou Ciaramella said.
"We won the State Championship this fall, confirming that East Haven has baseball talent equal to any program in our state," he said, adding that the expansion is an opportunity for the town to ensure everyone has an opportunity to "be the best they can be on the baseball diamond."
"And doing so playing for the town where they learned the game: East Haven," Ciaramella said. "Our town has a strong baseball history of which we are very proud to continue."
The 89ers will be expanding its program to add a new dimension of baseball in town, with the intention to field additional teams for 11-, 12- and 13-year-old players to play on a 54 x 80 field. This, program leaders said, will facilitate the players' transition from the Little League Baseball Diamond to the Big Diamond.
Ciaramella said he was excited by what is on the horizon for the burgeoning East Haven Baseball Program.
"Our 89ers are an integral part of a new division being developed by the Greater New Haven Baseball League," the general manager said. "We are very excited by the potential this will add to the skill set we can offer to the local baseball player in East Haven. We are very pleased to be invited to help build this division from the ground floor."
Ciaramella said East Haven has always been a fertile ground for baseball talent. And so, with the creation of the new division, and the expansion of the legion's program, "it will enable us to do so much more for the kids in our town."
"We are welcoming a whole new group of coaches and parents who bring an exciting and dynamic skill set to the baseball learning and teaching process for our kids," he said. "We are ready to do this, the program will have everything it needs and the baseball player in East Haven will be the true beneficiary of this."
The 89er Baseball Club will be a vehicle available to the players that are willing to work hard and are committed to learning baseball, Ciaramella said.
The seasons for the 12U teams will be after the respective Little League seasons, so as not to interfere with the various leagues. The 89ers will conduct player evaluations and meet with players and parents to review what options are available for each player.
In addition to the new 13U, 12U programs, the 89ers will continue to train and field 14U, 16U and 18U teams to represent the Town of East Haven.
The 89er Winter Program begins the last week of January and runs 15 weeks. Baseball Fundamental Clinics are available for players of all ages, times and dates will be assigned according to player ages.
For more information, contact Lou Ciaramella at (203)-467-4811.


text:
Greensburg Daily News
Oldenburg —
The Sisters of St. Francis of Oldenburg, Indiana, will participate in a global call for unity among Earth's people to acknowledge a needed shift in consciousness that will lead "to a more enlightened society, one built on principles of sustainability, peace, health and prosperity."
They are joining millions worldwide in contemplative prayer on December 22, 2012 in a special Advent prayer service at their retreat center in Oldenburg.
Area residents are invited to join the Sisters and Associates at the Oldenburg Franciscan Center from 1:30-2:30pmEST and afterwards view some of the global webcasts being streamed from around the world. There is no fee for this event, but a free-will offering will be collected for the Batesville Food Pantry as an expression of solidarity with our neighbors who struggle to make ends meet.
To learn more about the global events related to Birth2012 visit www.birth2012.com and find the schedule of live webcasts beginning Dec. 20 and running through Dec. 22.
— Daily News


text:
Welcome to CrestCouponsv.com, your #1 source for the latest and current Crest coupons available for you to take advantage of.
Our motto is "Keeping A Smile On Your Face While Helping You Save!"
Feel free to browse our site for the latest information on Crest coupons.
Do you have any coupons that we don't? Great! Contact us today and we will add them to the site. Thanks in advance!
Crest White Strips Directions- How To Use Crest White Strips
When you purchase a new set of Crest white strips it can sometimes be quite difficult to understand exactly how to use them effectively or how to even begin using them.
Following the Crest white strips directions is truly common sense but sometimes hard to implement since many of us just do not have the patience.
Understanding effective ways to maximize the Crest white strips directions that come with the strips will be extremely beneficial.
Understanding the Crest white strips directions
- Take your time reading the directions and do not rush to simply read it and get it over with
- Once you read the directions start to take action and follow what it says to do
- If all else fails check out this youtube video!
How To Use Crest White Strips
Now you should have an idea of how to follow the directions and how to actually use the strips to their full potential. I know many people simply buy them and do not understand how to use them effectively. You are simply wasting your money if you do not take the time to learn how to use them effectively.
Many people will simply ignore the directions and start using the strips the wrong way. Do not make this mistake because in the long run you will just be wasting time and money.
An important fact to keep in mind is to stick to a daily routine when using the strips. Do not start using them then stop and use them again. Make sure you stick to a consistent routine in order to get better overall results.
Also you can have some discounts from simply buying the Crest white strips in bulk and not one by one. This is actually smart since you will be saving a lot of money in the long run and you won't run out of the strips any time soon.
How Long Before You Start Seeing Results From Following The Directions Correctly?
If you dedicate time and follow the directions correctly you should be able to see instant results within a week of usage. Of course it will take more than that to see the full effect of the strips in action but you should get a glimpse of what is yet to come.


text:
Find and book great restaurantsFind a Restaurant
|5a More Place, London SE1 2AF
|020 7403 0658
|Price: £36.00
|Wine: £17.50
|Champagne: £41.50
|Opening Hours:
|Mon-Fri 8am-11pm (Thurs-Fri -12M)
This review hasn't been rated yet.
Had lunch here outside on the terrace in the sun. Right from the start the service was slick, friendly and very attentive. The wine list offered excellent choice and we went for a bottle of Sancerre which was excellent. The food matched the rest I had sea bass with lentils which was delicious and perfectly cooked. I finished off my lunch with a sherry trifle which was the best I've had and smartly presented in a sherry glass. I have been to places for lunch where the coffee is an after thought but not here the latte was very tasty and a pleasure to drink. I will definetly be back.


text:
Posted: 12:14 am Friday, March 4th, 2011
Over-Heat: Another collapse, and a 99-96 loss to Orlando
By Ethan J. Skolnick
The game: Miami scored 63 in the first half, but just 33 in the second, and blew a 24-point lead to the Magic. Chris Bosh and LeBron James both had three-point shots on the final possession, even with the play designed primarily for Dwyane Wade in the corner. Bosh was long. James, after a great Mike Miller rebound, was short. "They've probably been scouting us a lot, seeing that we like to throw the ball to the corner and get a look," James said.
The stars: At halftime, James and Dwyane Wade had 47 points on just 21 shots. In the second half, they combined for just eight points on 13 shots.
The good: You'd think less of me if I put anything here.
The bad: Too many of Orlando's 29 three-point looks were open. And there was that 10-possession stretch in which the Heat failed to produce a single point. That's hard to do.
The rotation: Erik Spoelstra played 10 in the first half. Mike Bibby entered late in the first quarter and played with several different combinations, setting some excellent screens (while shooting 1-of-4, all from three). Bibby was on the floor, however, as the Magic made its third-quarter run, and Spoelstra got away from him in the fourth, from 7 minutes until just 20 seconds left.
Health: Physically, everyone's fine. But Chris Bosh slammed the ball on the floor after James' shot clanked out. And James seemed distressed and distracted in the post-game press conference, letting Wade take most of the questions while leaning back in his seat, fiddling with his nails.
Quote: "I don't think it's the execution, because we're getting some great looks. We're just not making them, and then teams are making shots against us. Hopefully we can figure it out soon, and hopefully make this is a better team." — James
Quote #2: "Maybe me and LeBron should do a better job of making sure, if we have it going like that, that we stay in attack mode. I think we both got kind of passive, and that stopped us from being as aggressive and took our rhythm away a little bit. When we're both going at the same time, that's a nightmare for teams. And I think, coming out in the third quarter, we went away from that. We tried to establish Chris early. We probably should have continued to establish what we were doing. So you live and learn." — Wade.
My take: The Heat keeps topping itself, in terms of demoralizing defeats. Miami hasn't beaten anyone decent at home in months. And now Miami goes to San Antonio.


text:
|Product Type: Photographic print
|Subject: Nautical and beach
|Size: Oversized 41" and above
|Style: Contemporary; Photography
|Color: White
|Number of Items Included: 1
|Format: Canvas
|Gender: Unisex/Both
|Country of Manufacture: China
Questions & Answers
Graham & Brown Portfolio Walk To The Beach Photographic Print on Canvas
Beautiful Beach Print
Judith from Grimesland, NC– Verified Buyer
The picture is beautiful- you almost feel like you're walking down to the beach. It arrived exactly when expected. As always, excellent service. Would highly recommend if you're looking for beach décor.
Perfect at beach house!
Jeanne from Langhorne, PA– Verified Buyer
This is a nice canvas print that looks perfect in great room of my beach house. Arrived quickly and packaged well.
Where I want to be.
Dede from Oakville, ON– Verified Buyer
This picture I think is beautiful. I would really like to be walking in that white sand. Although due to a mix up, I never received this product, so I can not comment. But I am sure it is just like the picture.
Beautiful art, but not square
Doris from Vermont– Verified Buyer
It is not square. You can definitely tell. I measured around on the wall to make sure. The art itself is beautiful and I'll have to take it to a framer to get it squared.
Peaceful and Pastel
Robin from Dallas, TX– Verified Buyer
Lovely, pastel, beachy, indooroutdoor print. Using it in a master bath, redecorated to be more spa-like. Bought three different indooroutdoor stretched photographic canvasses and I'm really pleased with all of them. They can withstand the humidity of a bathroom, but they look peaceful, tranquil and they add a whisper or beach blue color. Very nice! Easy to hang. too.
Leona from Chandler, AZ– Verified Buyer
I lived in NJ at the shore for many years before spending half time in AZ. The storm, Sandy, wiped out my house there and I lost everything. The end of my block had this same scene and this brings back feelings of my many years living at the beach.
Nice painting
Maria from Rancho Cucamonga, CA– Verified Buyer
Really nice quality. Looks very peaceful. I love it in my bedroom.
Beach Print
Amanda from Scituate, MA– Verified Buyer
This print is as displayed online. The colors are great and the canvas wrap is a nice detail.
Wonderful picture!
Dana from United States
If you are like me and would rather be at the beach than anywhere else, you will love this. My bathroom is decorated 'beach' style and this canvas print is just awesome. For the price, quality and serenity of thinking you might just be at the beach, this is well worth the money.
Good Feeling Pic
Kathryn from Unionville, CT– Verified Buyer
Nice picture on canvas background. Frameless, easy to hang..gives the room an open feeling. Would recommend if you are looking to compliment your room in a 'beachy' theme without going overboard.


text:
Get Out Your Wallets, The New UFC Select YouTube Pay Channel Online – Offering Monthly Subscription For Premium Content.
@#%& Youtube @#&% Ufc hope they go bankrupt
@ Moz – It says "offering" not "forcing" you to buy the content. But I don't see many people buying into this idea either. I come here for all my UFC "premium content".
premium content??fights from 10 years ago and a show that was on fx for free?premium would be access to all events and ppv and fuel tv coverage, at least.
I hope the prelims stay free.They suck on facebook.Every 2-3 minutes there's a tiny lag.
Jesus guys. Louis CK has you pinned.
How many of you complaining about paying for something work for free?


text:
War in Russian cyber space02/07/2007 Written by Roberto Preatoni (SyS64738)
Russian opposition parties (from democrats to ultra-nationalists) and independent Media declared that their web servers have been recently affected by a "murky" wave of hacking attacks, Associated Press reported yesterday.
According to cyber-victims such attacks, whose DDos modality was very similar to the one that no long ago jeopardized Estonian cyber space , were backed by the Kremlin which is trying to reduce the power of free sources of information. No material proof has been offered yet in support of similar accusation.
Such cyber offensive, as reported by the Center for Journalism in Extreme Situations, was based on "vast, online networks of computers infected with malicious software — whose owners probably aren't aware they are involved — to paralyze or erase targeted websites."
Yet, according to Political Parties and Media, this attack could be seen as an explicit threat against the opponents to Government , that is already preparing its resources to December's parliamentary election and to next March's presidential election.
Considering the situation at the moment, when election are still quite distant, we can reasonably suppose that Russian digital grown will become more and more turbulent with the approaching of elections. Stanislav Belkovsky, a political analyst who can count on some acquaintances among Kremlin insiders, confirmed such hypothesis by declaring that a senior associate of President Putin was leading the attack. The government immediately traversed it and added that attackers could have forged Internet Protocol addresses registered to government offices.
The accusations moved against the Kremlin, however are very clear and quite serious: according to Mr. Belkovsky, which is also the founder of the Russian National Strategy Institute, the Kremlin is intentioned to get the control over the political content of online media.Russian Government already owns three major national television networks, major radio networks, wire services and print publications. Independent media are under a constant, censoring pressure.


text:
RSS 4031 deals tagged "sale"
DIZBEE SALE! Go White Smiles Home Teeth Whitening Kit MAX BUY 1 for $5 + free shipping
@ dizbee.com | 0 comments | beauty, health, sale
8 months ago
Dillard's Department Stores - extra 50% off clearance for $0
@ dillards.com | 0 comments | clearance, sale
8 months ago
End of 2013 Sale - Fleece Earmuffs - 2 Pack for $3 + free shipping
@ dizbee.com | 0 comments | winter, clothing, gift, sale
8 months ago
Steam Holiday Sale 2013 - Day 4
@ store.steampowered.com | 0 comments | steam, sale, valve, video-games, download
8 months ago
Steam Holiday Sale 2013 - Day 3
@ store.steampowered.com | 0 comments | steam, sale, valve, video-games, download
8 months ago
Markwins International Beauty Bazaar Black Train Case for $19.99
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | makeup, beauty, cosmetics, sale, giftset
10% off Puma Gift Cards $85 for $100
@ raise.com | 0 comments | coupon, gift-cards, puma, sale, discount
Tech the Halls Flash Sale - Today Only
@ www2.pulsetv.com | 0 comments | electronics, sale, stocking-stuffers
9 months ago
E-Z Up Sierra II™ Canopy for $59.99 + free shipping
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | canopy, outdoor, tent, camping, sale
15% off Regal Cinemas Gift Cards $21.25 for $25 of $80 for $100
@ raise.com | 0 comments | gift-cards, coupon, movies, discount, sale
$15 off $100 or more + Free Shipping on orders $59+
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | promocode, couponcode, sale, onlinegrocery, electronics
10% off The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Gift Cards
@ raise.com | 0 comments | coupon, gift-cards, discount, coffee, sale
Sassy - Fun Spicy Blooms Apron Regular $31.95 for $15.98
@ spicyaprons.com | 0 comments | holiday-gifts, christmas-gifts, women's-aprons, aprons-on-sale, kitchen-apron
9 months ago
Save 30% on All Bath Bomb Creamers and more
@ simplyorganico.com | 0 comments | bathbomb, sale, 30%off, bathtreats, fizzyballs
9 months ago
Mini Shoot-a-Basket Game for $9.99
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | games, toys, basketball, sports, sale
Northwest Territory Mountain Lodge Tent - 16' x 16' for $114.99
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | tent, canopy, camping, outdoor, sale
Huffy 10" Spiderman Bike for $24.99
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | outdoor, bikes, bicycle, toys, sale
Beyblade Samurai Cyclone Battle Set for $17.49
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | beyblade, toys, games, sale, boys
MD Sports 48" Foosball Table for $39.99
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | games, foosball, sports, soccer, sale
GE X400 15X zoom 14MP Digital Camera for $99.99 + free shipping
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | electronics, camera, digitalcamera, picture, sale
MD Sports 54in Multi Game Table for $109.99
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | games, foosball, tabletennis, airhockey, sale
10% Sale on all products
@ atomsindustries.com | 0 comments | black, friday, sale, electronics, raspberry
9 months ago
Sportspower 4pc Table Tennis Table for $79.99
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | games, tabletennis, tennis, sale, sports
Sportcraft 12'x12' Slant Leg Instant Canopy for $54.99
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | canopy, outdoor, tent, sale, sportcraft
Spooky Dollhouse for $79.99 + free shipping
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | dollhouse, dolls, toys, sale, girls
Razor USA E200S With Seat for $189.99
@ mygofer.com | 0 comments | scooter, razor, moped, outdoor, sale
9 months ago
5 free mystery tees when spend $75 for $0
@ crazydogtshirts.com | 0 comments | tshirt, clothing, sale, blackfriday
9 months ago
Cyber Weekend Sale on Beverly's: Jacquard Large Tie-Dye Kit (Dyes up to 15 t -shirts) for $9.99 + free shipping
@ beverlys.com | 1 comment | tie-dye, kit, sale, on, beverly's
9 months ago
Sponsored Deals
They're like ads, but good.
OK, yes, companies pay a little something to be Sponsored Deals. But we don't allow just any old crap in this section. Sponsored Deals are proposed to us by other retailers, manufacturers, and even other daily deal sites. If we find the deal compelling enough that our members will appreciate us bringing it to their attention, we'll feature it here. Believe it or not, we have a reputation to uphold. If your store would like to be considered for this space, please contact us for details. But if your deal is lame, or sketchy, no amount of money will let you buy your way in.
Community Deals
It's whatever you want it to be.
Pretty much, anyway. This is where you find the deals that wooters like you have ferreted out and brought to light. We're thinking it'll turn into a massive database of discounted products from around the Web, constantly expanding to absorb the newest deals from the very moment their prices are slashed, with each deal immediately rated by hordes of savvy voters to spotlight the very greatest deals in the world today. Hey, we can dream, right?
We use a fancy algorithm to determine which deals are catching the most buzz – they're under the Popular tab, which is the default view of this section. You can look for the most popular deals today, this week, or this month. The Fresh tab features the most recently submitted deals, so that's where to look for deals that everybody else doesn't know about yet. And the Search bar does what a Search bar does, only, uh, much wootier! Yeah! Right on!
Ask The Community
They probably won't bite.
Organic bullets? Vegetarian haggis? Cheap tickets to Antarctica? The best high-performance sweatsocks for under $100? If you're looking for a deal that doesn't appear to show up in our Community Deals section, throw the question to your fellow cheapskates. Or answer a question for one of your fellow cheapskates. Or vote for your favorite questions, or your favorite answers, or… maybe we should call this section "Ask, Answer, Comment On, And Vote In The Community", but that won't fit on the page.


text:
There are no shows today. Please check our calendar for shows on other days.
Search by Genre
Tue 16 Sep - Sat 20 Sep
Mon 11 Aug - Sun 21 Sep
Tue 23 Sep - Sat 27 Sep
Fri 03 Oct - Sat 18 Oct
Mon 27 Oct - Sat 01 Nov
Thu 30 Oct - Sat 08 Nov
Sat 15 Nov
Sat 15 Nov
Mon 17 Nov - Sat 22 Nov
Tue 25 Nov - Sat 29 Nov
Fri 13 Feb - Sat 28 Feb
Sat 15 Nov
Wed 10 Dec - Sat 03 Jan
Sat 04 Oct
Wed 12 Nov - Thu 13 Nov
Sat 29 Nov
Sat 24 Jan
Sat 14 Feb
Thu 09 Oct - Sat 25 Oct
Mon 10 Nov
Tue 11 Nov
Wed 12 Nov
Tue 18 Nov - Thu 20 Nov
Fri 21 Nov - Sat 22 Nov
Mon 20 Oct - Mon 03 Nov
Thu 18 Sep - Sat 20 Sep
Wed 05 Nov - Sat 08 Nov
Fri 31 Oct - Sat 08 Nov
Sat 21 Feb - Sat 28 Feb
Fri 20 Feb - Sat 28 Feb
Mon 16 Mar
Sat 06 Sep
Sun 07 Sep
Sun 14 Sep
Sun 28 Sep
Sun 05 Oct
Sun 12 Oct
Fri 31 Oct - Sat 01 Nov
Thu 18 Sep - Sat 04 Oct
Mon 15 Sep - Mon 24 Nov
Thu 06 Dec 2012
Though it boasts one of the dullest names for a play, like, ever, do not be misled by the title…
As a member of Shepherds Group Brass Band, obviously I may be a little biased, but the music was performed brilliantly. The actors' talents were woven impeccably into the plot; despite the fact they aren't even in the original script. In fact, the whole 'Little Yorkshire Village' scenario was executed so convincingly I forgot the play was supposed to be Russian.
But one of the most impressive things in the performance was the characters. I noticed how cartoon-like all the characters actually were pretty early on, and they kept it up beautifully throughout the whole play, injecting a great feeling of strength and energy on stage. I absolutely loved Jon Trenchard's interpretation of the role, adding flavour to the character's flamboyance, wit, slyness and general personality by using his piccolo as a part of the character.
The choreography was all brilliantly appropriate, executed perfectly and fantastically polished. The little scene in which Snapper tells the story of a bee and everyone follows it was just amazing. The way in which all the characters stood around Snapper also added to the comedy. The scene in which Snapper is shown around the village and inspects all the institutions merged the acting and the music brilliantly and was just flawless and very funny.
There honestly isn't much more I can think of to say about the play except that it was absolutely hilarious. It really is a must-see for (almost) all ages!
Ela Portnoy, Year 11
Northern Broadsides have pulled out all the stops to create this entertaining story of a town immersed in the consequences of their crooked ways and shifty deals, and what happens when the 'government' comes to call.
Adapted from the original Russian play by Nikolai Gogol, the story has been updated and relocated to a small town in Yorkshire, where a great array of large personalities live. This fresh and innovative adaptation, incorporating live brass band music, a tradition at the heart of Yorkshire, is packed full of laughs, and is certainly a spectacular evening out.
The comedy aspect of the play does not fail to impress, in particular the commitment of the actors to their 'larger than life' characters. Through the manipulation of their voices, bodies and action, the cast manage to transfer cartoon to stage, tipping each character slightly over the edge of normality and building up individual stories and personalities. With a flash of every colour shown from the Stuttering Sidebottom to the lavish 'want to be WAG' Mrs Snapper, the physical gags keep rolling as the pace quickens. Two standout characters were young Jonathan Snapper, mistaken for the government inspector, and Mrs Annie Belcher, wife of the 'leader' of the council, highlighted for their ability to submerge the audience into watching their every move, from their exaggerated gestures to the simple twitch of an eyebrow.
The cast capture the audience, relaxing you in your seat, unprepared for the dramatic twist that is to come. And just as they have you in the palm of their hand, their ability to snap the atmosphere is outstanding, startling the audience with a dark, satirical twist, a comment on the ability of a small town, or organisation, to get caught up in the warped ways of corruption.
'Are you laughing at me?' Belcher questions the audience, quieting the laughter of the previous gag, 'well you're laughing at the mirror – what's funny about that?' And as the reality seeps in, they leave you with mixed feelings about the current ways of society.
Definitely one to see, especially if you are a true northerner: not suitable for younger audiences due to slight adult themes and impolite language.
Hannah Brown, Year 11
It starts with an army of brass instrument wielding villagers playing their song softly and then come on the lights. The band goes full volume as they explode into action. In front of us are the 12 members of the cast. One thing about this cast which stands out from most is their extreme musical talent. As well as being expert actors, they are all also incredibly talented musicians, each "outstanding in their field". This begs the question from the 'inspector' "well why don't they come inside from the rain then" to which he receives thunderous applause.
A Government Inspector is set in a small village somewhere between Yorkshire and Lancashire. No one ever comes and no one ever goes; that is why the townsfolk are so sure that they have found their inspector when a peculiar, "glamorous" young gentleman arrives on their doorstep. Theman who goes by the name of Mr Snapper is explaining in his camp, well-spoken way how he has ended up in his miserable position, stuck hungry and penniless in the middle of nowhere.
As much as there were some tenuous puns and jokes in this play, if you are willing to sift through them a little, you will find the gems which are among them. Aside from this, much of the jokes were intelligently placed and hilarious in context. Some would perhaps fly over the heads of younger audiences but the whole family would find some enjoyment in the humour of the play. You will be laughing for most of the two hours in the theatre.
The stand out actor in this cast for me was Jon Trenchard who played Snapper. His portrayal of the character was excellent and you could really see the flamboyant, carefree character of this rich daddy's boy shining through, past the comical costume and deep into his soul.
The set is wonderment itself. The purpose built bandstand style roofing and podium is the basis of which different pieces such as stairs, tables and even a slide out piano move around. It constantly changes throughout the play and this is done each and every time stylized and perfectly synchronised. Longbottom and Sidebottom seem to almost work their sequences into a comedy comparable to any of the great slapstick comedians, all happening perfectly in time to the music. This meant that you weren't left waiting for a tiresome blackout whilst some clumsy stagehands fumbled around changing the set.
If you get a chance to see this play in any form, take this chance. If you are willing to laugh until it hurts, you will enjoy this play.
Harry Gibb, Year 10
At 6.20 I arrived at the York Theatre Royal to meet the cast of 'A government Inspector'. I found the props and costumes very amusing and the actors we met were very friendly. Then at 7.20 we went to seat ourselves in The Upper Circe I sat in row b seat number six. It started at 7.30 and ended quite late around 10.15. I have to say all the acting was great I loved all of it. The story was brilliant and lot's and lot's of very creative comedy in there 'marvellous'. I would have to say all the times I have gone to the Theatre Royal to see a play they were all good, but this play was by far the best and everyone involved should be very proud of themselves.
The play itself is about a stranger who arrives penniless into a northern pennine town and is mistaken by the local business people as a government inspector who was due at any time to review business procedures. The locals are worried that their 'dodgy dealings' will get them into trouble and in various comical situations they bribe the lucky stranger who takes advantage of their 'generosity'
Jordan Wood, Year 7
To be honest I didn't know what to expect of this play. At 6:30 an hour before the production started we were asked to join one of the members of cast to do a little backstage tour, we saw all of the props. Then I started to realise that this would be good, but again I still didn't know.
So when the play started within a couple of minutes the cast brought laughter from the whole audience. It was incredibly funny. The idea of having music in this play was amazing. The instruments were loud and powerful. They were playing musical instruments such as trumpets, a clarinet and trombones and many more. Later on in the play we saw all of the props we all saw backstage.
The actors and actresses were full of life and played there characters very well. All the actors had different voices. My favourite actor was probably the Government inspector (well he wasn't in the end.) I liked him the most because he played his role fantastically and not only did he act he even sang! (well he tried!)
The layout of the stage looked fabulous full of all those cabinets, and papers scrambled across the floor!
This was all done by the amazing Northern Broadsides in partnership with Harrogate Theatre.
The moral of the story was things aren't always what they seem.
The Government Inspector is a fantastic and funny play. I would recommend it to all age groups.
Tammi Clarke, Year 7AP
A Government Inspector is an utterly superb piece of theatre. It's obscure, unexpected humour and wit makes it a thoroughly enjoyable performance, with actors who can play both catchy live music and have perfect comic timing.
The story follows the councillors of a town so small it seems to have been forgotten about by the rest of the country. A case of mistaken identity results in increasing carnage as they desperately try to cover up their wrongdoings, (while doing even worse things in the process!) Every character is completely individual and each presents a different part of a classic small town: the teacher, the healthcare officer, the police, the judge, the postman and 'the leader' and his showy wife and daughter.
Not only was the cast excellent, from their accents to the stances they had as alternating characters, but the set also stood out. Instead of blacking out any set changes, the play incorporated this into the performance, making sure the fast-pace of the play didn't lose its flow. For example, during set changes, the cast would be playing the brass instruments that made several appearances throughout the show and the set would be moved around in a way that reflected the rhythm of the music, so the audience's eyes were never diverted away from the stage.
In summary, it is really refreshing to see a piece of theatre that allowed me to laugh out loud and seriously consider things at different points; despite the comedy of the ending, some thought-provoking lines are delivered to the audience to make us aware that we have been laughing at a "mirror" of ourselves the whole time, as everybody is capable of manipulating things to benefit themselves. I would highly recommend A Government Inspector to anybody who loves comedy and enjoys being able to relate to the (very exaggerated!) but realistic interpretation of small town life.
Ellie Green, Year 12
A Government Inspector is a hilarious, belly-aching, well-written and acted play. It's honestly a must-see for any generation!
If you want to laugh, I mean really laugh, the belly-aching sort that makes you lean over and whack your head on the seat in front of you, not a polite little titter because everyone else around you is laughing, this is the play for you. I think each and every character has a defining and hilarious characteristic that just kept coming back and delighting you once again!
The storyline followed a group of local councillors from a small Pennine village that's not sure if it's in Yorkshire and Lancashire, who receive reports of a government inspector in the area. They all have some sort of crooked scam up their sleeves, and the village is in a mess. The "leader", as he likes to be called by the lesser mortals, Councillor Belcher starts organising the tidy up of the village, inviting in police and the councillors for different departments.
After a brilliantly funny scene where you saw the council meeting, the set (which was fabulous) was slightly changed until it resembled hotel room. We then met "Sir" Jonathon Snapper. Where should I start? The acting of this part was incredible. He had an ability to look like a cartoon, rushing and dashing around and over-exaggerating in such a great way. His vocabulary was sublime, his words flowed and his posh London accent stuck out like a sore thumb amongst the Yorkshire folk. It was revealed that after losing all his money gambling in Leicester, he had to hitch a lift, along with his PA, to the nearest place. Which turned out to be, coincidently, the small town that the play was set in. After two weeks charging everything to his account, the waiter finally says enough is enough, but poor Jonathon is "famished" and "wasting away". At the time of writing this I have a ghastly sore throat, and I put that down to the actors spectacular comic timing!
As the play progressed, we met more characters, one of my favourites being Bob Sidebottom, the stuttering biker who's impeccable duck-egg suit with a burgundy and yellow jumper didn't even have a crease on by the end of the show. At the interval my friend told me that if she could have any wish it would be to be able to act like him. I agree. Even when the scene wasn't focused on him, he could still cause the entire audience to laugh, as he stayed in character throughout the whole show, and he acted some moments which were sheer slap stick heaven!
We also met Mrs Belcher and her daughter Mary Belcher. These were other amazingly acted parts, but, to be fair, they all were. I cannot specifically remember moments exactly, but they could make us howl with witty laughter.
I won't give away the end, but be prepared to howl in fits of hysterical laughter. And I'm not exagerating.
In short, it truly was an amazing play, full of beautiful brass band moments by a live band. I would really encourage anyone to go and see it, you will start laughing randomly in the streets at moments when they come into your head again, and people will look at you quite strangely, but it's seriously worth it.
Loads of credit is due to the actors for maintaining such an energetic and rigorous play, and making it as hilarious as it was! A definite five stars, I really really enjoyed it!
Molly Horner, Year 9
The first impression of the play I described as 'cool'. I wanted it to start as quick as possible. When it started the band came on stage and played and they did this in other places in the show as well. I found this a great way to calm everyone down and relax and enjoy the show....
The play the 'Government Inspector' was so funny and I really enjoyed it. It was directed perfectly and the stage set was exciting!!!! I loved how the musical instruments played, to change each different set. I could see it was well rehearsed and I had a great view of the play, to see this, on the upper circle row B. The prices to see this play are £10-£20 and I feel that it is a fair enough price for this play. Even though I would of said that this play is aimed at adults, I feel that teenagers would enjoy it as well, and is definitely one to see even if you're not into theatre that much.
It is quite a long play and has one interval. That didn't affect how I felt about it as I found it entertaining and would happily go and see it again. The man who played the fake Government Inspector was so good at his part; I was flying out of my seat. He made it entertaining, funny, enjoyable, and everyone was waiting for the next funniest thing to happen. I also enjoyed the mother and daughter story because of the funniness of it.
Most of what made it funny was the face expression and the funny noises that were made. Everything was live, the voices, the singing, the instruments, even the funny noises, and that's what got people's attention.
Overall I would give this performance a 10 out of 10. It was the best performance at the theatre I have ever seen. So go and see it NOW!!!
Georgia Hickman, 9SER
I thought this one was better than the last one we saw because this was funny and you could understand the words. This one had quite a bit of bad words so I would recommend it for about 14 and over.
The play was really good and so were the actors too. I find the actors really funny because they were good at acting and when they said funny things they just carried on and they didn't even laugh or grin unless they were meant to so the actors were good. I found the play good because it had a variety of feelings because some bits were funny and some bits were sad and the script was well written to because it didn't have to much rude bits or too much sad bits. Overall I thought the play was excellent. If I was a judge I would give it one hundred out of ten because it was that good.
Jay Kitson, Year 7


text:
$20 for the Ultimate Electronic Pulse Massager - Shipping Included
- Retail $99.00
- You save 80%
- You Pay $20.00
Limited Time Offer!
Expires 1 months from date purchased
Limit 25 per customer. This voucher has no cash value. Cannot be combined with other offers. Total voucher value must be used in 1 order. Valid for US Residents only. Shipping is Included. Valid for shipping within the continental USA only. Cannot ship to Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico. Product will be shipped automatically to address entered at checkout within 2-4 weeks of purchase. No voucher redemption is necessary.
More Great Deals
More Deals
$75 for a Bowling Birthday Party for up to 10 Kids
2 area locations
$75.00 $130.00
$65 for a Japanese Dinner for 4 People at Hikari Japanese Steakhouse ($139....
Overland Park
$65.00 $139.70
$69 for an 8-Hour Kansas Concealed Handgun License Course - Overland Park
Overland Park
$69.00 $160.00


text:
All Mostly True statements involving Colleen Kiernan
"For every one mile of light-rail track that will be built, 16 miles of new road capacity will be built."
"Right now, we have the lowest gas tax of anywhere in the country."
Page 1 of 1
How to contact us:
We want to hear your suggestions and comments. Email the Georgia Truth-O-Meter with feedback and with claims you'd like to see checked. If you send us a comment, we'll assume you don't mind us publishing it unless you tell us otherwise.
Browse The Georgia Truth-O-Meter:


text:
BMX Brings Big Business to the Quad Cities
It's a big weekend for BMX in the Quad Cities.
This Sunday will bring the first State Qualifier of the 2013 season for Illinois. It is also bringing the last indoor races of the season at Rock Island's indoor track at the QCAA Expo Center.
In all, about 150 people are expected to take part in the races, which began Friday night.
"State Qualifiers bring in people from all over the place. We'll probably have some Indiana people in, Iowa for sure, (and) Illinois. There's one guy that flies in from Connecticut to race this race," Paul DePauw, Rock Island Indoor BMX and East Moline BMX Track Operator, said.
And all those people - along with their families and other fans that come along to cheer them on - spend their money in the Quad Cities economy.
"There will always be an economic impact because families, even traveling short distances, will need to find meals at restaurants and put gas in the gas tanks of whatever vehicles they are driving," explained Joe Taylor, Quad Cities Convention and Visitors Bureau President and CEO.
But all of this is small potatoes compared to what we'll see this summer when the East Moline BMX Speedway hosts a 2013 USA BMX National Competition July 19-21.
It will be the first national race ever to be held in the Quad Cities Area. It will also be the biggest by far.
"We are expecting some 1,500 riders and 5,000 spectators who will make the Quad Cities their home for three or four days," Taylor said.
The estimated economic impact of that event: $2.8-Million!
"It's great that we can showcase our facility and the area and hopefully watch local riders take care of some business out there," DePauw said.
This weekend's races are just the starting gate for good things to come.
If you want to catch this weekend's BMX action, you still have time: Races begin Saturday at 4 p.m. and at 12:30 p.m. Sunday.
All of the races are free to watch and open to the public.
Back to Home
© Copyright 2000 - 2014 WorldNow and KLJB


text:
Meet William Cash
By Christa Lea Baker
Visual artist William Cash seems almost feverish as he shows you his paintings. "Art makes me light up like a Christmas tree," he exclaims. His excitement is infectious as he takes you on an aesthetic journey into his world of passion, pain and beauty. "Art is my life," he says, "it totally consumes me."
Today, Cash is literally bursting upon the art scene like a new tube of red paint on a clean, white canvas. He has already achieved an impressive list of accomplishments. He sold out his first Solo Exhibition at the Pangaea Gallery, has received favorable reviews from art critics like Jerry Cullum of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and has secured gallery representation at the prestigious Lyman-Eyer Gallery in Provincetown, Mass.
Raised in Kennesaw, Cash had always wanted to pursue a career in the arts, whether it be in painting, writing or music. He chose to attend Kennesaw State due to his strong family ties to the campus, where his father has taught math for 23 years. With his commencement in May 2006, he joined his mother and sister as a KSU graduate.
So what exactly is the secret to his success? Good old-fashioned hard work. Cash spends at least five hours every day painting. "Art is my relief, my social life, my TV. I'm completely obsessed."
It's this kind of obsessive attitude that pushes Cash. According to Assistant Professor of Art Robert Sherer, Cash was "your typical college student," lacking "direction, discipline and drive." However, he noticed that Cash possessed the "natural talent" and "intensity" to become successful. When asked what made him take his art more seriously, Cash said, "I made a conscious list of new priorities. I knew I had to shift my thinking and I had to grow up. My art became bigger than me."
So, where will this drive to succeed take Cash in the future? While he wants to travel to Europe, showcase his works nationally, and eventually attend graduate school, he has no plans of leaving Georgia permanently. He considers himself a Southern artist and says that taking him out of the South "would be like taking me out of my source of inspiration."
For now, Cash is content spending time with his paints. It's a lot of work, but he wouldn't want it any other way.
"He has a profoundly sensual relationship with paint," says Sherer. "I fell in love with the paint," William responds. "I had no choice. It took me over."


text:
Like - Click this link to Add this page to your bookmarks Share - Click this link to Share this page through email or social media Print - Click this link to Print this page
Publication 950, Introduction to Estate and Gift Taxes
We moved introductory estate and gift tax information from this publication to Publication 559, Survivors, Executors, and Administrators.
Current Products
Publication 559, Survivors, Executors, and Administrators
Other Items You May Find Useful:
All Revisions for Publication 950
Comment on Publication 950
Use the Comment on Tax Forms and Publications web form to provide feedback on the content in this publication; we cannot respond to tax-related questions submitted from this page. Although we cannot respond individually to each comment, we do appreciate your feedback and will consider all comments submitted.
Caution: If you have a tax-related question, please go to Tax Law Questions or call our toll-free number at 1-800-829-1040 (Individuals) or 1-800-829-4933 (Business).
Page Last Reviewed or Updated: 14-Nov-2013


text:
News: Game Says He Has No Tricks For Kids, "It Was Too Gang Affiliated" [Video]
Tuesday, May 24, 2011 11:20AM
West Coast rapper Game has discussed his stance on his "Red Nation" music video's ban from MTV and BET, and as well as shed light on the real issue behind the decision.
Speaking with late night talk show host George Lopez, Game said music television outlets called the clip inappropriate for children.
"I like to take a little bit of credit myself, too," Game told George Lopez when told the MTV and BET ban helped create a strong online buzz. "They said that they had kid viewers and, you know, it was too gang affiliated but I understand. I got kids, so I didn't argue it. I said cool and went straight to YouTube and now we're at almost four million views." ("Lopez Tonight")
In early May, Game broke the news of his visual getting banned from television.
"So BET "BANNED" the #REDNation video !!!!! Said me & @liltunechi were too gang affiliated in it. Thoughts ?," he tweeted Monday (May 9).
"This just in: the video so HARD it just got "BANNED" from MtV too ha ha ha ha....F*CK IT !!!! I'm premering it on Thursday online MYSELF !!!"
"Guess ya single gotta be called "Bubble Gum" to get love ha ha ha....#REDNation premiering on AOL, Vivo & Worldstar Thursday.#bannedFromTV"
"Who needs TV channels when you got worldwide fans on twitter @thegame"
"Who needs the they tube when you got "YOUTUBE.com" They banned "ONEBLOOD" then soon as it got over 1,000,000 views on YouTube they jumped on the sack." (Game's Twitter)
In early April, he discussed his music video offering up a doomsday-like setting.
"We shot this real rebel scene. I was over there in a bunch of dirt with rocks, and behind the gate were a bunch of guys I couldn't see, looking all menacing and scary and [with] bats and sticks and poles," Game told MTV News on the set. "And that was kinda crazy, man. I was in sort of like an army fatigue thing, doing my thing. But it was fun, man, the first shot -- had a lot of fun, got real sweaty 'cause I was jumping around, man. A lotta dust and smoke -- it was crazy, man." (MTV)
Outside of the ban, Game recently revealed the release date to his long-awaited R.E.D. Album.
"#alliwantis for my fans to know that the R.E.D. album will be in-stores AUGUST 23rd !!! Thanks for the continuous love & support. #REDnation," he tweeted Wednesday (May 17).
"Just got off a conference call with Jimmy Iovine & @interscope . Aug 23rd is the release date & it's like a FAT GIRL..... It won't move !" (Game's Twitter)
The R.E.D. Album is slated to drop Tuesday, August 23rd.
Check out Game's interview below:


text:
|You Are Here:
DescriptionTough enough to do the job, this work jacket layers easily over shirts and jackets so it's great for mild or harsh weather. 12-ounce, 100% cotton duck cloth. 6-ounce polyfill nylon lining for added warmth. Hood with dyed-to-match drawcord. Rib knit cuffs and waistband. Front hand warmer pockets. Port Pockets for easy embroidery access.
Price applies to listed sizes. Other sizes may be available; please call for details and pricing.
Item Colors
Blue, Navy
Brown, Duck
*Stock item colors shown on website are for reference only and may not match actual item color. Please request a sample for exact colors.
Additional Information
|Standard Production Time
|10 days. (Rush production may be available. Learn More)
|59.33 oz
|Embroidery USA
Question & AnswerAsk Question Live Chat
General FAQ
- Can I order this item blank/unimprinted?
- Can I request a sample of this item?
- How are shipping costs calculated?
- Can I order less than the minimum quantity listed on the website?
Knowledge Base Articles
This product has not been reviewed. Be the first to review this product and share your thoughts with other customers
Create your own review
Create your own review
How to order


text:
32 Celeb Moms We Have Serious Crushes On
7 Celebrities Who Look Better After Having Babies
Was Scott Disick Disappointed About Kourtney Being Pregnant Again?
The 8 Most-Hated Celebrities in Recent History
Kristen Stewart's Shockingly Glam Makeover
What Rapper Is Father To This Dapper Little Boy?
What's the Big Deal About Blue Ivy's Hair?
Kylie Jenners $1 Million Plastic Surgery Shocker
6 Facts About Victoria Beckham You Didn't Know
These Celebrities' Natural Hair Colors May Surprise You
Beyonce's Real Face Revealed
Is It Easy To Be A Rich Mom?
Omarion's Baby Mama Bumps Out on The Red Carpet
11 Celebrities You Didn't Know Were Athletes
Celebs React to Brad and Angelina's Wedding News!
Lovefest: Ariana Grande Kisses Miley Cyrus at VMAs
Mismatched Celebrity Couples That Weirded Us Out
Kim K and The Jenners Act Totally Shameless
The 51 Funniest Celebrity Prom Photos
Kendall Jenner Drops Her Famous Last Name
Kate Upton Shows Us Why Her Legs Are Famous
Emma Watson's Intentional "Side Boob"
Kim K and Baby North Are Beach Babes
11 Hottest Celebrity Dads
10 Celebrities Who Don't Want Kids
Eddie Murphy's Girlfriend Sizzles in a Bikini
Famous People You Didn't Know Were Married to Each Other
14 Celebrity Moms Who Breastfeed in Public
Kris Jenner, 57, Flaunts Bikini Body
30 Child Stars Who Died Young


text: |The Lamy Safari Calligraphy Black 1.5 Fountain Pen. In sturdy ABS plastic. Characteristic front section. With flexible clip of shiny chrome. Shiny black finish. With LAMY ink cartridge T 10 (can be modified for use with converter Z 24). Nib: Steel nib, polished. Please see other collections in Lamy Fountain Pen. We also sell other Fountain Pen Refill to be used with this pen. *"NIB WILL BE SENT IN EITHER BLACK ACCENTS OR NEW STYLE CHROME ACCENTS ACCORDING TO AVAILABILITY"* ADDITIONAL INFO: Genuine Product from Lamy. Buy from Authorized Major dealer Only, with confidence. Brand New Product. Guaranteed for quality. WARRANTY: Life time Mechanical guarantee from Lamy.


text:
Question: What's with the upside-down question marks and exclamation points?
Answer: The upside-down or inverted question marks and exclamation points of Spanish are unique to the languages of Spain. But they make a lot of sense: When you're reading, you can tell long before the end of a sentence whether you're dealing with a question, something that isn't always obvious when the sentence doesn't start with an interrogative pronoun such as qué or cómo.
The important thing to remember when you're writing Spanish is that the inverted question mark (or exclamation) goes at the beginning part of the question (or exclamation), not at the beginning of the sentence if the two are different. See these examples:
- Pablo, ¿adónde vas? Pablo, where are you going?
- Quiero saber, ¿cuándo es tu cumpleaños? I want to know, when is your birthday?
- Estoy cansado, ¿y tú? I'm tired, are you?
- Sin embargo, ¡tengo frío! Nevertheless, I'm cold!
- ¿Adónde vas, Pablo? Where are you going, Pablo?
If a sentence is a question and an exclamation at the same time, something for which the English language has no good written equivalent, it is possible to combine the question and exclamation marks in ways shown below. The Royal Spanish Academy prefers the usage in the third and fourth sentences:
- ¿Cómo lo hace! How does she do it? (To translate the Spanish well, this might be said in an incredulous tone. An alternate translation might be "I don't see how she does it!")
- ¡Me quieres? You love me? (The punctuation may indicate a lack of belief in what is being responded to.)
- ¡¿Qué viste?! What are you seeing? (The tone of voice may suggest "What in the world are you seeing?")
- ¿¡Qué estás diciendo!? What are you saying? (The tone of voice may indicate disbelief.)


text:
Cat swallows six feet of tinsel from Christmas tree
The life of a cat in Stoke-on-Trent has been saved after swallowing six feet of tinsel from a Christmas tree.
Vets quickly operated to remove the silver tinsel which was running from Ginge's mouth right down to his intestines.
Now, the two and a half-year-old cat has made a full recovery after vets at the PDSA PetAid hospital managed to remove two pieces of tinsel, each measuring three feet stuck in his throat and intestines.
Gine's owner Joanne MacLeod rushed her cat to the vets when he became lethargic and began to vomit.
"Ginge is a curious cat and likes shiny things! He had been chewing away at the silver thread on my scarf and also around the tinsel on the Christmas tree. When he started being sick and his personality changed, I knew something was wrong,"
One of the vets who operated on the tinsel-loving cat said the tinsel could be seen at the back of his throat:
"Ginge had a bit of tinsel just visible at the base of his tongue, indicating that he might have swallowed some of it. We decided we needed to operate to find out if this was the case and found out Ginge had tinsel running from his tongue through to parts of his intestines. "We managed to remove a third of the tinsel by operating on Ginge's intestines, and the rest we delicately removed through his mouth. He recovered very well and is now back to his old self."
From now on Ginge's owner says she is keeping him away from anything festive to avoid a repeat visit to the vets:
"I'm now keeping Ginge well away from the Christmas tree and decorations. I can't believe the amount of tinsel he swallowed, which the vet showed me when I came to pick Ginge up from the PetAid hospital. I've also thrown my scarf in the bin!"


text:
- Northern Ireland
- Wexford, Waterford
and South East Ireland
- Dublin, Wicklow
and the East
- The North West
and Donegal
- West Coast & Lakelands
- Cork
- Kerry
Also: Hotels in Ireland, Boating Holidays in Ireland
Browse our selection of Irish holiday cottages and properties to rent: seaside cottages, country cottages, cottages full of charm and character. You can also rent your own boat and cruise the waterways of Ireland!
Simply scroll down the page for more details: all the holiday homes we feature have on-line availability, prices and booking facilities.
You can also book by phone on 0845 268 1307 (+44 1282 845 994 from outside the UK): the phone-line is open Mon - Fri 9am-7pm, Sat 9am-5.30pm, Sun 10am-5pm.
Lackaroe, Ireland
Sleeps 4. A charming traditional cottage, with its own private garden, set on the eastern shores of Lough Derg at Castlelough. Lackaroe has been lovingly restored to retain its old-world character, with quarry-tiled floors and loft-style bedrooms.
Thatched Cottage, Ireland
Sleeps 2. This thatched cottage is set in its own natural garden on the peaceful Renvyle Peninsula. Full of olde worlde charm, this romantic cottage with its turf burning stove enjoys superb sea views and is just a short ten-minute stroll to beaches.
Rose Cottage, Ireland
Sleeps 5. This wonderful cut-stone house is situated on the edge of the village of Knocklong. Decorated and equipped to a very high standard it is one of a pair and enjoys a colourful, enclosed garden, with pubs and restaurants close by.
The Stewards House, Ireland
Sleeps 2 - 4. Surrounded by stunning parkland, these listed cottages enjoy a wonderfully peaceful setting with views of the Wicklow valley. Trout fishing, golf course and racecourses nearby. Follow the link below to view other properties at this location.
Strand Cottage, Ireland
Sleeps 6. Filled with olde world charm, this charming detached cottaged boasts stunning sea views and is even decorated with a nautical theme. With sandy beach just five minutes walk away, Derrynane beach is 1½ miles.


text:
An FBI raid got the attention of a southeast Portland neighborhood Friday.
Heavily armed agents guarded a driveway near Southeast Harold and 116th, while officers searched a garage in the back of a fenced lot.
A K-9 was also called out to search the property.
An FBI spokeswoman said they were serving a sealed federal search warrant with metro gang enforcement officers, but no additional information was released about the warrant or potential suspects.
Neighbors reported hearing sounds they believed to be flash bangs as the officers yelled for people to come out, but no one did.
Neighbors said they see "gang tagging" and drug activity in the area, but they never suspected anything illegal happening in the lot that had the FBI's focus on Friday.
"It was very shocking to come home from work to this," said Brenda Burns, who lives next door.
The FBI confirmed a second house was raided in Troutdale as part of the same investigation Friday.
Copyright 2013 KPTV-KPDX Broadcasting Corporation. All rights reserved.
A woman who was texting while driving was impaled by guardrail pole.


text:
Neymar | King of Bling
The jury has been out for a while on Neymar. Pele has called him "an excellent player", other professional such as Marseille midfielder Joey Barton have been far less complimentary, tweeting "Neymar is the Justin Bieber of football. Brilliant on the old You Tube, but cats piss in reality…"
Whatever peoples opinion of him are, one cannot deny the kid from Mogi das Cruzes, Sao Paulo enjoys the highlife. The owner of a yacht, mansions, glamourous apartments and sports cars in his native Brazil, Neymar would give Flyd "Money" Mayweather a run for his money as the King of Bling.
The chosen one of Brazilian football, the mercurial forward he will bring his unique brand of bling to Europe when he kicks off the new season with Barcelona, playing alongside Messi, Xavi and Iniesta. It's a positive move to get away from Brazil ahead of the world as his life at home was starting to resemble an episode of Robin Leach's "Lifestyles of the rich and famous."
We take a closer look at the extraordinary riches that the 21-year old has attained in his short and illustrious career.
Check out the video – Neymar | King of Bling


text:
Hong Kong Filmart 2009
Last week on the 23th March, we attended Hong Kong FILMART 2009 under MDEC and FINAS. The event was held at the Hong Kong Conventional& Exhibition Centre Hall 1 organized by Hong Kong Trade Development Council. It was an international event and were participated by many parties from all over the world.
Our aim to this event was to promote our product GENG to the internationalmarket and to distribute theatrically to some of the potential countries.
We held a screening of our full movie there. A company from China like our movie very much and interested to explore the potential ways to bring us into China market. It's not an easy thing to do because China only allow around 20+ foreign films to enter their market every year.
This is our first time participate in a international film market after the launching of Geng locally. Nothing confirmed yet but everything looks very promising.
"I cannot keep up with the english subtitle, but I can enjoy myself very much. The movie brought me back to my childhood!" Quote from one of the people who joined our screening.
Geng is a huge success in local market, it's time for us to bring the movie and show it to the world!!
Below are some of the pictures taken during the event in FILMART.


text:
In The Field Of The New Moon
By Jean-Paul Thuot
A book of poems inspired by both Tang dynasty poetry and haiku.
All proceeds from the sale of this book go to charity.
About the Author
Publish Date August 24, 2011
Dimensions Pocket 40 pgs
Black and White printing (on cream uncoated paper)
Category Poetry
Tags Tang dynasty, haiku
Sign in or create an account to post a comment.
Start your own book today from US $3.99.
Get Started
Blurb Sites


text:
Masters of utilitarian glamour, Max Mara has done it again. Named after the legendary Parisian music hall, Olimpia bag has a universal appeal—the sleek urban shape of the calfskin tote is dressed up with minimalist color-blocking and sophisticated saddle accents. Plus, it can be carried by the top handles or worn over the shoulder or cross-body style. That's what I call practically chic.
$1,095; call 212-879-6100
Bronwyn Barnes, Entertainment Editor
April 21, 2011
Max Mara Olimpia Bag
Browse By Top Categories


text:
For the second time in a week, a South Dakota city is facing a water shortage. This time it's Salem asking people to limit their water use while they make repairs.
Salem city officials say the water treatment plant started having mechanical problems around 8am Wednesday morning so it was shut down.
Now the only clean water is what remains in the city tower and that supply is quickly starting to drain.
Salem is about as hot and dry as you can get but that doesn't mean everyone is sweating this water shortage.
"It's always cool in here, sometimes our customers think it's too cool." said Martha Livingston.
Livingston works at the Salem Farmer's Market. She was told about the water restrictions earlier in the morning but says she understands the situation.
"I don't have little children at home or invalids so I think we'll get through but I'm thinking it's kind of an inconvenience." Said Livingston.
An inconvenience that is only made worse because the city pool is also locked up.
"I suppose they keep them out because they can't use the bathrooms." Said Livingston.
Many kids and parents alike are forced to think of new ways to cool down.
"They need other activities to do and one of those activities is the pool and running through sprinklers and with a hot day like this it's not happening." Said JoAnn Moen.
Unfortunately for these boys, mom pulled the plug on their sprinkler when she was told about the restriction.
"The water's out of our Slip n' Slide and so we just might go inside." Said Anthony.
The necessary repairs won't be completed until Thursday so the city is urging people to conserve water, because the tower's supply will eventually run out. That means business is good at the local grocery store.
"Yeah we're selling a lot of water, that we are doing!" Said Livingston.
And until the remaining water dries up, these boys will keep slipping and sliding away.
"Yes! Until all that water goes away." Said Anthony.
The City of Salem released this statement late Wednesday afternoon. It says, Salem is still not able to produce water due to a computer component failure. The computer component is ordered and will be delivered tomorrow.
The water treatment plant will not be up and running for possibly another 24 hours. Water will eventually run out, so NO water usage is advised until the plant is up and running.
If the water lines lose pressure it can cause the lines to break when they are pressurized again, so the City is urging people to not use water and to pass the word on to their neighbors.
Gallon jugs of drinking water will be available at the Salem Armory at 6:00 PM. If you do not have a means to pickup water, please call (605) 425-2301 and water will be delivered to your home
Removing poison ivy, sumac or oak plants


text:
This virus stays resident in memory and infects EXE files when they are executed.
Uddy activates when an infected program is executed after the first of January, 1998. At this time the virus overwrites part of the hard drive with text "UDDY UDDY UDDY", then displays "UDDY" on screen and hangs the machine.
Uddy.2617 was reported to be in the wild in USA in April 1996.
Disinfection & Removal
Automatic Disinfection
Allow F-Secure Anti-Virus to disinfect the relevant files.
For more general information on disinfection, please see Removal Instructions.
Description Created: Analysis: Peter Szor, F-Secure, 1996
Submit a sample
Wondering if a file or URL is malicious? Submit a sample to our Lab for analysis via the Sample Analysis System (SAS)
Give And Get Advice
Give advice. Get advice. Share the knowledge on our free discussion forum.


text:
Other Side of Cooking: NEW Weight Watchers 2011 Points Plus Deluxe Member Kit with CalculatoApril 28th, 2012
Complete Food Companion: * PointsPlus values for just about any food you can think of (over 20,000 foods!). * An easy-to-use complete A-Z food list and their PointsPlus values. * Weight Watchers Power Foods listings indicate the healthy, nutritious foods that help stave off hunger * Brand name food products, ..read more
Power Food Cookbooks: Weight Watcher Cookbook You May Need for Your LifestyleApril 26th, 2012
Weight Watchers PointsPlus Power Foods Cookbook. Includes 200 simple and satisfying recipes.
eight Watchers PointsPlus Power Foods Cookbook. Includes 200 simple and satisfying recipes.
Related Blogs
Related Blogs
Related Blogs
Kaffir Lime Leaves: Kaffir Lime News in New York TimesNovember 2nd, 2011
I am thankful to David Tanis for mentioning about my website kaffirlimeleaves.com in the nytimes.com today. By the way, he wrote a wonderful blog about the kaffir lime leaves as well as their fruits. Here is the link to the blog.
Of course, you find ..read more
Kaffir lime leaves: Hot and Spicy Chicken SoupMarch 20th, 2011
3 stalks lemongrass, bottom 6″ only
4 cups water or chicken broth
3 Kaffir lime leaves
1 lb. chicken breasts
1/4 cup + 2 Tbs. fish sauce
1/4 cup + 2 Tbs. lime juice
3 Serrano chiles (to your liking)
½ cup cilantroPreparation
1. Slice the lemon grass in half, lengthwise. Crush the slices with a knife or ..read more
Curry: Panang Curry with BeefMarch 5th, 2011
2 lbs beef chuck or rump roast
Marinade ingredients
1 tbsp fish soy sauce
1 tbsp red wine
2 cups coconut milk
1/4 cup coconut cream
21/2 tbsp panang curry paste
2 tbsps fish sauce
2 tbsps sugar
5 mixed fresh green and red chili peppers, seeded and cut lengthwise into 4 pieces
1 fresh kaffir lime leaf, cut into ..read more
Curry: Green Curry ChickenOctober 10th, 2010
1 tbsp oil
1 1/2 tbsp green curry paste
1/4 cup coconut milk
1/2 cup bite-sized pieces chicken breast
2 kaffir lime leaves, torn into small pieces
1/2 stalk lemongrass, cut in fine slices
1/2 cup bamboo shoots
3 small round green eggplants, cut into quarters
1/2 cup chunks zucchini
1 large red chili, thinly sliced
6 tbsps chicken stock
Curry: Red Curry with Beef and green PeppersSeptember 27th, 2010
Ingredients for serving of 6 to 8 people
1 lb thinly slice chuck blade steak
4 tbsps vegetable oil
1 1/2 tbsp red curry paste
1/4 lb green peppers, removed seeds
1 tsp sugar
2 tbsps coarsely ton basil
2 fresh kaffir lime leaves, roughly torn
Wash the meat and cut it into 1 by 1 1/2 inch ..read more
Panag Curry PasteSeptember 21st, 2010
12 dried red chili peppers, seeded, soaked and coarsely chopped
1/4 cup chopped shallots
1/4 cup chopped garlic
2 tbsps chopped fresh lemongrass
1 tbsp chopped fresh galangal
3 fresh kaffir lime leaves, deveined and finely chopped
1 tsp ground mace
1 tsp cardamon seeds
1 tsp peppercorn, whole or freshly ground
1 tbsp chopped coriander root
2 tsps caraway ..read more
Curry: Red Curry with Pork and EggplantSeptember 10th, 2010
[pinterest-pro type="pinit" pin_url="" pin_image_url="http://kaffirlimeleaves.com" pin_counter="horizontal" pin_desc=""]
Note: This dish may be very hot for you. You may have to cut down the chili pepper to suit your taste
11/2 lbs pork shoulder, thinly sliced
1 lb eggplant(s)
1/4 cup coconut cream
3 tbsps red curry paste
4 cups coconut milk
2 tbsps fish sauce
1/2 tsp sugar
5 mixed ..read more


text:
Compass is committed to reaching out to children & families in Nebraska. We provide programs and services to meet the individual challenges that youth and families face.
Many children we serve need a home that can provide supervision, love, and support. Older teens need educational assistance or adult living skills to prepare them for independence. Some youth need both. Compass desires to meet these needs and assist youth as they grow.
Contact Us
Trust in the LORD with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make your paths straight. ~Proverbs 3:5,6


text:
The United Way of Central West Virginia hosted the 8th annual Day of Caring on Wednesday, September 11, 2013. More than 600 people from local businesses and organizations volunteered their time at one of the 52 project sites located at non-profits in Kanawha, Putnam, and Boone Counties.
The day began with a kick-off rally at the Charleston Civic Center. Right after that, teams worked through the afternoon on various community projects.
As part of Day of Caring, United Way honored first responders with an appreciation lunch on the United Way lawn. "It is important that we pause on a day such as this to honor those who put their lives on the line on a daily basis to protect our well-being. This is one small way we can express our appreciation of their service to our community," said United Way of Central West Virginia President, John Ballengee.
United Way is a volunteer-led, volunteer-driven organization. For more information about United Way of Central West Virginia, visit the web site or call 304-340-3500.


text:
If you would like to register to comment or post at ACR,
please send me an email and I can send an invite.
Too many spammers and bots registering, and I have
lost interest in vetting them all.
Self registration removed
If you would like to register to comment or post at ACR,
User login
Recent Journals
Meta, baybay!
Web Contact:
Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
Declaration of the Rights of the Child
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Canadian blogs
Our American Friends
International Human rights
Amnesty International
Environment and the Earth
The Archdruid Report
Media that works:
Peace, Earth and Justice News
Media that occasionally works
Media that works you over
Vigilante media
After media theres....
The whole truth on Whole foods Canada.
Submitted by pale on Thu, 08/13/2009 - 09:55.
The CEO and co-founder of Whole foods in the US just made a massive boo boo. But I think it's a good one actually. It will finally show his actual customer base just what a fake he is. He hates Unions and mandated living wages too.
He wrote an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal outlining how he does not want healthcare reform in any real sense, he wants to make it worse actually. A small taste of the nasty:
High deductible plans. USELESS until one reaches $5000 dollars (for example) in medical fees. WTF? That is in addition to the monthly premiums which in the US....? HOLY CRAP!
Meaning: Create even bigger monopolies.
Of course like a good right wing asshole, he decided to use some false statistics and fearmongering about Canada. I mean, what healthcare smear in the US is complete without taking a swipe at your neighbours to the north. Eh?
This paragraph has me scratching my head, because it really makes no sense.
WTF is he talking about? Extended benefits? Like dental and private hospital rooms? Benefit packages which incidentally many employers offer. And you know, it's an affordable benefit here for businesses, because the basics are already well covered.
What a moutarde.
You know, Whole foods does have stores in Canada. Its true, I found a list. There are 4 in Vancouver, and 2 in Ontario.
Many US progressives have finally had it with this company, their actual customer base of organic vegetarians and vegans. The ones with money to spend in this deep recession.
Maybe it would be a good idea for Canadian Lovers of organic food in Vancouver and Toronto to look to Canadian based companies that do not hold our healthcare system and Canadian values so much in contempt.
JOHN MACKEY . ACRS's ASSHOLE OF THE WEEK!
'yo, Pale
Submitted by West End Bob on Thu, 08/13/2009 - 11:41.
Thanks for putting this out there!
I was of the mistaken opinion that they were a "greenie"/Progressive outfit 'til I read this and the link back to KOS.
Now, I've directed "drf" to find an alternate source for his olive bread.
Have sent it out to my "buds" to, hopefully, put a dent in the bottom line of their corporate profit$ . . . .
Unicorns? Unions?
Submitted by kcjones89 on Fri, 08/14/2009 - 05:18.
haha When I first read this, I thought the rant was about him not liking unicorns, not unions. Not liking either are problematic, I think.
I've got a rant brewing
Submitted by Dr. Prole on Fri, 08/14/2009 - 09:49.
about this asshat, but I don't want to ruin a perfectly nice morning with it. Later.
Visit ACR's Youtube channel.
Bar and Grill
They said what??


text:
- Mobile site
- E-Newsletters
- News feed
- Find us on Twitter
The latest BFP news, views & sport.
- Find us on Facebook
Bucks Free Press
Like us on Facebook!
Still time to apply for Gannett grant (From Bucks Free Press)
Send your news, photos and videos by texting bucksfreepress to 80360 or upload here
Deadline for Gannett grant applications is Friday
10:33am Tuesday 18th September 2012 in News
TIME is running out for charities in south Bucks to apply for a grant to support worthwhile causes through the Bucks Free Press.
Registered charities in the south of the county can still apply for a Gannett Foundation grant - but the deadline for applications is this Friday.
The funding is provided by the Gannett Foundation, which is the charitable arm of the BFP's parent company Newsquest.
Grants are generally between £5,000 and £10,000, but they will also accept more modest applications.
Applications must be submitted on the approved application form, which can be downloaded at www.bucksfreepress.co.uk/gannettfoundation/ .
The completed form and supporting document should be sent via email to email@example.com or post to Gannett Foundation, Bucks Free Press, Loudwater Mill, Station Road, Loudwater, High Wycombe, Bucks, HP10 9TY by 5pm on September 21.
Comments are closed on this article.


text:
Shipping & Returns
+ Orders are processed Monday through Friday and are shipped the following business day upon receipt of payment.
+ Currently all orders are sent via USPS with required signature service unless otherwise instructed. You will receive a confirmation email with the tracking information once shipped. If you would like your order shipped via any other carrier, please let us know.
+ International orders are shipped via USPS International Economy. You will receive a confirmation email with the tracking number. A customs duty will be charged to you depending on your country of residence. IKO IKO is not responsible for payment of this duty. If you would like your order shipped via any other carrier, please let us know.
+ Any furniture purchases will require a separate shipping/delivery quote. For local purcases, pick-up or delivery is available.
+Returns are accepted within seven days of purchase or delivery for store credit only. Merchandise should be unworn/unused and have all the original labels/tags and be in saleable condition.
+All sales are final on furniture, fragrances, jewelry, and books.
+ The customer is responsible for any return shipping costs.
+Store credit is valid six weeks for the issue date.