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Cumbria Police chief suspended from duty
The Temporary Chief Constable of Cumbria Police, Stuart Hyde, has been suspended over alleged serious misconduct.
Suspended police chief makes statement
The temporary chief constable of Cumbria has made a statement after being suspended following a number of claims of serious misconduct.
Stuart Hyde was relieved of his duties following a meeting of Cumbria Police Authority on Thursday.
– Temporary Chief Constable Stuart Hyde, Cumbria Police
"I have been very proud to serve the people of Cumbria as chief constable and wish to continue in that role. I was devastated when I was told last night about the allegations. I will await the full details and I will co-operate fully with any investigation. This has had a profound effect on me and my family and I want to clear my name as soon as possible."
Tim Backshall reports on Stuart Hyde's suspension
Cumbria Police chief suspended after misconduct claims
Stuart Hyde, the Temporary Chief Constable of Cumbria Police, as been suspended from duty after allegations of serious misconduct.Read the full story
All allegations against police officers "taken seriously"
Cumbria Police Authority, which oversees the force, released a statement announcing the suspension of the Temporary Chief Constable, Stuart Hyde:
– Ray Cole, Cumbria Police Authority Chairman
"The decision has been taken following a number of allegations of serious misconduct, which may indicate there has been a breach in the standards of professional behaviour, by Mr Hyde, in his activities as Temporary Chief Constable.
"The Authority takes all allegations against any police officer seriously and must address these allegations in an appropriate manner.
"This is an isolated matter and does in no way reflect the conduct of the wider Constabulary.
"All staff have been informed of this decision."
The matter has been referred to the Independent Police Complaints Commission.
Mr Hyde has been replaced as by Bernard Lawson, who is a deputy chief constable at Merseyside Police.
– Bernard Lawson, Acting Chief Constable, Cumbria Police
"I would like to reassure the people of Cumbria that we will continue to work hard during this difficult period to deliver the high standards of service they have come to expect from us."
Cumbria Police chief suspended on suspicion of serious misconduct
Cumbria Police chief suspended over misconduct allegations
The Temporary Chief Constable of Cumbria Police, Stuart Hyde, has been suspended from duty following a number of allegations of serious misconduct.
Cumbria Police Authority, which oversees the force, says the allegations "may indicate there has been a breach in the standards of professional behaviour."
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The Willows Vacation Condo/Pool/Private Beach Access in Naples
- bedrooms 2
- baths 2
- sleeps 4
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Condo
- community Park Shore
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1 - $ 1 / week
$ 1,700 - $ 3,300 / month
vacation rental description
Beautifully remodeled 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo located on the ground
level of a small 2 story, 22 unit complex with a walkout lanai facing
the pool area located in a private courtyard.
Galley kitchen, full dining room and spacious living room lead out
to the lanai, with additional dining set and futon.
Walking distance to the Fresh Market, Venetian Village, and private
beach association, with beach rights included. All within 3/4 of a
vacation rental location
property availability
- dates with deals
- unavailable dates
Last modified on 04-26-2014 at 10:54 AM.
email owner view full calendar
Joanna Genovese
condo rental amenities
Covered Parking
Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Stove, Microwave
Air Conditioning
Fully furnished including linens
activities and attractions in Naples Gulf Coast South
Spend your days lounging by the pool or sitting on the sandy white
beaches of the Gulf. Afternoon shopping at the famous Venetian
Village or Water Side Shops is any woman's dream. You may enjoy
renting a boat to go fishing or just cruise the waterways and
shoreline. Golfing, biking, and beautiful parks for walking are also
available. Don't forget to visit the Best of Everything jewelry store
just .5 of a mile away. Enjoy the nightlife and restaurants on Fifth
Avenue and Old Naples, and evening sunsets or fishing on Naples Pier,
all just a 5 min drive away.
vacation rental rates
January-April: $3,300/month
May-October: $1,700/month
November-December: $3,100/month
Minimum 1 month rental.
$500 security deposit, fully refundable upon vacating if left the way
it was rented including key and beach pass.
$150 vacating cleaning fee.
Joanna Genovese
accepted payment methods
Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center

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I had a few places around the suite that needed to be pumpkin-a-fied!
I went out and pulled down my fall tote from the garage shelf and realized,
I have NO pumpkins.
In comes my most favortie thing EVER,
Always saving my booty!
I love that place:)
I found lots of pumpkins made out of fabric.
I had fabric left over from some fall pillows I crafted up.
I grabbed that junk and went to work.
Look at how fun and cute these turn out.
I just wanna pinch them wrinkled pumpkin cheeks.
I'm here to hook ya up with a tut for these babies.
What you need:
Glue gun...ummhmmm!!!
Filling (preferable chocolate, but, ya know...that wont work!)
Twiggies from your lawn
twine from Walmart
Start out with a rectangle shaped piece of fabric right side up.
Fold it over so the wrong side is showing now.
Run some hot glue along the edge to glue the two sides together.
Next, I gathered and glued the bottom edge together.
It should like somethin' like this after you turn it right side out.
Fill 'er up! It should now look somethin' like this...
Next, I did the same thing to the top as I did the bottom. I gathered and glued.
I wasn't out for perfection as you can see.
Now it's time to whip out the twine.
Repeat after me,
Wrap, tie,
wrap, tie,
Wrap, tie!
Got it?! You are going to wrap the twine around and tie a knot.
you are going to wrap and tie AGAIN
and AGain
and again!!
Yes, I was distributing cough medicine while I hot glued. I'm cool like that.
Make sure each time you wrap and tie, PULL TIGHT and squish it down to a cute little pumpkin.
Don't forget your twiggie. Hot glue it into place.
I pulled and squished it until I loved it.
I have these ones in my kitchen on a shelf.
I just love how easy they were to make!!
Oh, man!!
Imagine how cute a HUGE one would be!!
I'd love to pinch me some BIG pumpkin cheeks.
Ughh...one day :)


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Feast - Tucson
- Address:
3719 E. Speedway
Tucson, AZ 85716Neighborhood:
- Cuisine:
Global, InternationalPrice: $30 and under
Feast - Tucson
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.eatatfeast.com/
- Phone: 5203269363
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Sunday: 11:00am - 5:00pm,
Dinner: Tuesday - Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Global, International, Contemporary American
- Executive Chef: Doug Levy
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Cafe, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Takeout, Weekend Brunch, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
- Catering: Feast offers catering in three styles: pick-up prepared food; delivered without service; and fully staffed catering for parties ranging from 2 to 600 people. You can find testimonials on our website.
A word from Feast - Tucson
Feast's menu changes on the first Tuesday of each month, and remains the same for both lunch and dinner, as well as in between. This keeps our menu seasonally appropriate and offers up the freshest ingredients possible at the height of their season. We think this also keeps it interesting. It's our hope that if we're excited about the menu, you'll be excited as well. Our private dining room accommodates up to 50 people. Feast is also a wine and liquor shop with twenty wines by the glass, a Wine Spectator Award of Excellence winner for the past five years running, and a full-service caterer.Continued
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
- Diners' Choice WinnerFit for Foodies
Feast - Tucson - Best Restaurants in Tucson ›
Feast - Tucson reviews from OpenTable diners
157 reviews since April 24, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (125)notable wine list (98)special occasion (87)neighborhood gem (69)great for lunch (51)great for brunch (49)romantic (43)good for groups (35)hot spot (18)vibrant bar scene (9)late-night find (7)kid-friendly (4)scenic view (2)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- Superior menu and serviceTravelingFoodieDined on 8/16/2014Outstanding service compliments a menu that changes monthly, always including complex tastes and unique creations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- FeastOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 8/15/2014An excellent meal with outstanding service. The bartender, David is a gem. Its great to see the owner on the floor, greeting guests and insuring everything goes well. A great place for diner or Sunday brunchSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food and service.NutrnlMtblcDined on 8/15/2014Waiter knew the foods offered and made adjustments according to my allergies.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently Friendly and DeliciousAnonVIPDined on 8/14/2014Wonderful service, Thai ribs, gigante beans and kale, and strawberry shortcake. How could life be more wonderful?Special Features:
- Always a new surpriseQueenBunDined on 8/14/2014I come here often. and the ever changing menu never fails to delight. The salmon salad with Chinese sausage was inspired!Special Features:
- Feast at Feastmab19VIPDined on 8/9/2014Wow! We debated a long time where to go for dinner; we did not want to drive all the way to Tucson. But we ended up once again choosing Feast. Wow! We both had (unusual for us) the Mango marinated Fried Chicken with pesto, saffron rice and vegetables. Magnificent. The chicken was crisp and sweet. The vegetables--what can I say? Most restaurants use "vegetables" to signify some kind of squash. This was cauliflower, green beans, eggplant and the most delicious okra I've ever had. Thanks again Feast for your creativity.Special Features:
- GoodFoodFanDined on 8/9/2014the dishes were wonderfully prepared and presented very well. Portions were very adequate *we took home some leftovers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Once again....JATucsonDined on 8/8/2014Once again we were not disappointed with our dining experience at Feast. The food is very well prepared and beautiful! Staff is great! The only thing that was "bad" is that I wanted to try several big dishes, but alas, I lack the capacity to do that. Feast is my favorite restaurant in Tucson.Special Features:
- A great lunchMNOFDined on 8/8/2014Everything was perfect-from the White Gazpacho, to the Shrimp & Kale Salad and Grilled Cheese Sandwich, to the Goat Cheese Flan at the end. An excellent lunch!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Tasty Fun!DesertjoDined on 8/7/2014Excellent interesting menu! Great service. Wonderful drinks. Enjoyed taking with the chef/owner twice during our dinner. He really is interested in how our experience is going, not just going through the motions.Special Features:
- Doug Levy rocks!!!RichB18VIPDined on 8/3/2014We have been in Tucson for about 10 years now, coming from a great food city, Seattle. So, to find Feast early on was a find, a real find, then the move and some changes, but it all remained the same... constantly dedicated to fine service and great and inspired food. For instance, today. Egg. Salad. Now, if you have been to Feast several times, you know the title says it all... Doug's playful manner with food. As usual, all was top notch.Special Features:
- Food choices are greatLuvFoodDined on 8/2/2014We found the service and food excellent. Every time we visit there is something different and more interesting to choose on the menu. Waitstaff are friendly and helpful.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great menu with GF symbolsgfFoodieDined on 8/1/2014I need to eat only GF food. This usually makes my dining experience a nightmare as I am quizzing the waiting staff for 10 minutes, feeling bad and having no other choice. The menu at feast had the GF symbols which short circuited that painful experience. The food was fabulous.Special Features:
- Innovative, delicious foodhappyeater1952Dined on 7/31/2014Our lunch was very good; love the changing menu and happy that the grilled cheese sandwich seems to continue from month to month. We had a zucchini salad, white gazpacho, and ham/cheese croquettes with a fruit garnish. I will happily go back.Special Features:
- Always first class in every way.MussyDined on 7/30/2014We were craving Doug's White Gaspacho so this was my second visit this week, this time with my husband. Outstanding as always. Service is totally perfect, waitress couldn't have been more helpful (she showed me the back room I'm considering for a special event) and the entire one hour or so we were there for a "yummy, light and quick dinner" was PERFECT. Thanks, as always, to Doug and his sous chefs for outstanding food and for being "just perfect".....Special Features:
- a great findgeoffhVIPDined on 7/29/2014excellent, imaginative and modestly priced food served by knowledgeable staff.Special Features:
- CriticVIPDined on 7/23/2014Food presentation and quality were great. Wine shop and wine list also very good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DelicioustheresamorrisonDined on 7/20/2014We've Feasted several times and never had anything but a very good meal and excellent service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PlacedinedeeDined on 7/20/2014We went here for brunch on a Sunday. I had heard good things about the restaurant. The food was outstanding. I had the lobster eggs benedict and would highly recommend it. Service was great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Back in the RotationGourmetGhettoGoerVIPDined on 7/19/2014We had a wonderful dinner at Feast recently, having not dined there in quite a while. Our wine, appetizers, mains and desserts were first-rate. Our waitress was very (but not overly) attentive and knowledgeable, helping us pick the proper chardonnay per our taste preference. Everything tasted homemade and fresh. We will definitely be back!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/18/2014I love this place. The perfect joining of unique, tasteful food combinations, great wine and comfortable but upscale décor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- feast or no feastfeastDined on 7/18/2014too fancy for my palate. too many items mixed together. waitress knew nothing about the long list of wines to suggest with our meal or the dark alcohol that we would like . also it would have been nice to have some familiar hard drinks that we knew what where. they had made up names for there drinks and that were awful drinks but the ice tea and water was good.Special Features:
- Great ambience!DinetucsonDined on 7/17/2014The service was excellent and the presentation was creative. We loved the salads, the pork chop and the trout. The shrimp tacos and the bouillabaisse were so so. The Peach Cobbler and the Chocolate Cake were disappointing. We'd definitely go back to try other dishes.Special Features:
- Another great feast at Feast!NativeNosherDined on 7/16/2014Came for a late bday celebration with my boyfriend on a Wed. night. Thought it was surprisingly bust for a Wednesday! The food was delicious, as usual! I especially enjoyed the white gazpacho which had just the right consistency and garlic flavor. The mango lassi fried chicken had a delicious batter. Not greasy, though it needed a touch more salt. My boyfriend had the rainbow trout which he finished to the last bite! Chocolate malt cake was rich and decadent. Couldn't taste the malt in it but that didn't bother us. The peach cobbler was perfect! Flavorful peaches and buttery cobbler!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Birthday dinner a Feast!BiddleEatsDined on 7/16/2014Only the second time I have been here, but we will go again. Unique flavors cooked well, portion sizes that were satisfying but not huge, and my snap peas were cooked to perfection! Our server was Wonderful and helped make the evening ( we were there for over 2 hours) very enjoyable! Keep up the good work!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GreatAzDayneDined on 7/13/2014It's always a treat to take special friends to Feast. I've never had anything less than a superior dining experience at Feast - and that's what keeps me coming back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely restaurantTeehouseDined on 7/13/2014Went there for my birthday dinner and it was very nice. I ordered the trout and it was a huge portion. My husband ordered the lamb and it was kind of a small portion, but everything was delicious. The wine list is really outstanding!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent dinnerHappyDinerDined on 7/12/2014We four diners enjoyed the sauteed Ruby Trout and NY strip entrees. All was very delicious, nicely presented, and courteous service. As usual, the owner-chef came to ask about our experience which is appreciated. Nice wine list.Special Features:
- Be warned....LorenaDined on 7/12/2014Can't bring myself to writing anything good about this place. Read the reviews, came excited and was disappointed. Service was not great, the waitress ruined my hubby's beer by pouring wrong and gave it a huge beer head, wild boar was chewy and severely overcooked, black and blue sandwich was not at all edible. Don not waste your time or money here. Please!
- Don't understand the raves!StatsTeacherVIPDined on 7/10/2014We tried Feast based on the rave reviews. We had two cocktails (excellent - try the Bohemian Bicycle), scallops (raw in the center, served on a bed of flavorless cooked greens), the lamb (meh; came with overcooked couscous), shrimp tacos (contained starchy Peruvian corn that had neither sweetness nor corny flavor to complement the shrimp), and the grilled cheese (the best dish, once we pulled out the eggplant). The service was very good and friendly, and we wanted to like this place; the chef came out and talked to us, just as he did to the other diners. But there were no winners in the dishes we tried, definitely nothing we would order again. Overall, maybe a 2.5? We won't be back. There are many better options in Tucson.
- I like FeastHungryManDined on 7/9/2014Especially in Tucson, a neighborhood gem like Feast deserves to be appreciated - for offering creativity that is a cut above the rest. Interesting flavor combinations like the cod (very popular) and scallop appetizer. Definitely a touch of sophistication that is warmly welcomed in a bland and boring market. Service was also very professional. My only down comment is that the quality of meat used for the short rib special was extremely fatty & chewy. That won't stop me from returning!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always new menu itemsAndreaDined on 7/3/2014Never a boring choice. All food is fresh and interestingly prepared. Wonderful service: attentive but not intrusive. Great place for friends to gather.Special Features:
- Lunch at FeastDinningAZDined on 7/2/2014This was my second time at Feast and enjoyed the food much better the first time when I went on a Sunday for brunch. The lunch experience was okay. The service is good and the staff is well versed on answering questions about the food. My friend had the eggplant sandwich which was good and she enjoyed the cold soup. I had the soup of the day and it wasn't very good orange in color but not a lot of flavor, which I had no idea what the flavor was suppose to be. I didn't like the fish tacos. Your fish tacos flavors didn't mesh well and shrimp was bland. The side greens had barely any bit of dressing and I had to ask for more. The dessert was wonderful, we had the warmed cookies with lemon, whip cream and raspberry sides..very good.Special Features:
- Outstanding!!TuseanDined on 6/28/2014Both service and food were excellent!! We were a few minutes late for our reservation, but a quick phone call made sure that our table was held. The menu may SEEM to be "odd," but I'm confident that anything you choose will be absolutely excellent...seriously! The wine list is comprehensive, the specialty cocktails intriguing, and the food was to DIE for!!! You can't miss with a meal at Feast!! [I've GOT to get back to try the oyster BLT!!!]Special Features:
- Feast in TucsontheresamorrisonDined on 6/28/2014The food was wonderful because it always is. The menu changes monthly, so it's hard to pick a favorite dish. There are some standard items, though; the eggplant sandwich is my husband's favorite. The form above didn't let me check off several important items. So note that the wine selection is deep and very knowledgeable with a lot of emphasis on little-known wineries and reasonable prices. In fact, reasonable prices is one of the attractions here--but don't let that put you off. The food is unusually imaginative, with some emphasis on seasonal ingredients, in addition to delicious. My favorite Tucson restaurant. Good for brunch, lunch, and dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always above parMussyDined on 6/27/2014Doug and his team always outdo themselves for their clients. Year after year. The BESTSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Food was OK, overpricedLilyDined on 6/26/2014It was overpriced in general. it was smaller portion like a high-end restaurant, which is fine with me, but it took a long time for the food to arrive, and the food tasted just OK. I expected a lot better for the price and the hype. I usually don't have much complaint at restaurants but this was a disappointment. It was an anniversary dinner so I didn't want to complain out loud to ruin the night.Special Features:
- FeastABS13Dined on 6/25/2014A creative and eclectic place, typical of the food scene in Tucson. Really enjoyed my evening there!Special Features:
- Wonderful againTucsonFamilyDined on 6/25/2014We have been to Feast 3 times in the last 6 weeks. The food is dependably delicious and creative. Had the Mahi sandwich. Just perfect. Thank you for being part of our wonderfully diverse Tucson food culture. It almost makes enduring the long hot summer worth it. Yum. Great service as well.Special Features:
- Always reliable for great dining!savoreachbiteDined on 6/24/2014I have never been disappointed at Feast, particularly when it comes to an imaginative menu and an excellent culinary experience! The service is also great because it is not as overbearing, hovering, and too much of an annoying presence as in many restaurants where all the questions of "how is it tasting?" etc. are both unwelcome & unnecessary. (I always am tempted to say, "if there's something wrong, I'll let you know; so, please stop asking!") It is a very nice touch that the main chef and owner goes around himself from table to table to visit with his guests--i.e., those who wish to speak with him. He tactfully moves on if he notices that customers might be deep in conversation and would prefer not to be interrupted.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Welcome to Thai Pepper CuisineServing the South Bay delicious Thai fare for over 15 years
Welcome to Thai Pepper Cuisine! We have been serving the best Thai cuisine in Silicon Valley for over 15 years. Come visit us and sample our wide variety of dishes from curries to noodles and beyond.


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When you think of heroes, Superman may come to mind. With superpowers like flying and leaping tall buildings in a single bound, it's easy for Superman to accomplish heroic deeds.
Did you realize, though, that you can be a hero even if you don't have any superpowers? It's true! According to Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, a "hero" is "one who shows great courage."
The word "hero" comes from the Greek word heros, which means "protector" or "defender." Every day, there are "ordinary" people who act like heroes when they courageously defend or protect others.
On September 11, 2001, thousands of ordinary citizens became heroes in the wake of the terrible terrorist attacks that occurred at the World Trade Center in New York City, at the Pentagon in Washington, D.C. and outside Shanksville in rural Pennsylvania.
These terrible suicide attacks caused unspeakable damage, as well as thousands of deaths. Nearly 3,000 people died in the attacks, including 2,753 victims at the World Trade Center attacks in New York City.
As soon as the attacks occurred, thousands of emergency personnel — including firefighters, police, emergency medical technicians (EMTs) and paramedics — responded to the scene to help rescue as many people as possible.
Unfortunately, many of these first responders became victims themselves. In total, 343 firefighters, 60 police officers and eight EMTs and paramedics lost their lives on 9/11.
In the days, weeks and months after the tragic 9/11 attacks, people from around the country came to New York City to volunteer their time and skills in the rescue and cleanup efforts. These volunteers included ironworkers, engineers, heavy machinery operators, firefighters, police officers, construction workers, EMTs, medical workers and dozens of other types of specialists.
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Borussia Dortmund player Robert Lewandowski has insisted that it is by no means certain that he will leave his club for German rival Bayern Munich at the end of the season, although he will be able to sign a contract with any club in January, including one in the Premier League.
According to Sport24, Lewandowski expressed that he had an opportunity to speak with Sir Alex Ferguson, who retired as Manchester United at the end of last season, but they did not mention the transfer.
He added that one day he would like to play in the Premier League and it would be a great experience.
However, he also said that he had once turned down the chance to play in England with then top flight side Blackburn Rovers when then manager Sam Allardyce tried to sign him three years ago from Lech Poznan for 4.8 million dollars.
Lewandowski clarified that in the end he decided that Dortmund would give him a better chance of development. (ANI)
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It has been four years since Mike passed away after his fight with cancer.
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WickedGreen Productions introduces a one night only benefit concert, Party Worth Crashing. Featuring (with exclusive permission) the music of Broadway's hottest composing duo, Kerrigan & Lowdermilk, this extraordinary musical event will raise funds for the West Bloomfield High School MIFA Program and allow current and former students to perform along side seasoned industry professionals.
What is MIFA? The Michigan Interscholastic Forensics Association is a competitive theatre program that gives students the opportunity to work in a strict and intense environment, producing a full play and taking it to three levels of Festival Competitions. The program teaches the true hectic nature of the business while instilling a sense of unity, respect and self-assurance. This is not a state funded program and relies solely on outside funding.
Who are Kerrigan & Lowdermilk? Kait Kerrigan and Brian Lowdermilk made their off-Broadway debut in 2006 with their adaptation of Henry and Mudge. Other musicals includeThe Unauthorized Autobiography of Samantha Brown, Tales From The Bad Years, The Woman Upstairs, Wrong Number, The Freshman Experiment, Republic and Flash of Time. Their musicals have been developed at the Goodspeed's Norma Terris Theatre, Theatreworks Silicon Valley, La Jolla Playhouse, Perry-Mansfield New Works Festival, ASCAP/Disney Workshop, Manhattan Theatre Club, York Theatre, the Lark Playwrights Development Center, and Primary Stages. Their first album, Our First Mistake (2011), charted at #1 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter chart; their new album, Kerrigan-Lowdermilk Live (2013), documents a concert tour that resulted from their breakout $35K kickstarter. Among them, they have received the 2009 Kleban Award, 2006 Larson Award, 2005 Richard Rodgers Award, and 2004-2005 Dramatists Guild Fellowship. They have held residencies at the Orchard Project and the MacDowell Arts Colony. www.kerrigan-lowdermilk.com.
This one time opportunity for students and industry professionals to come together for a program that speaks to the heart of our theatre community and utilizes the hauntingly resonant music of contemporary Broadway is not one to be missed. With little to no state funding for the Arts in schools, this is an incredible chance to shape the young generation of artists coming out of Michigan.
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The St. Mary's Animal Welfare League (SMAWL) is proud to announce that in the fiscal year ending April 30, 2011 we provided 387 grants to spay or neuter dogs and cats in our area in an effort to control pet overpopulation.Of the 387 grants, 116 were provided to neuter cats, 134 were provided to spay cats, 61 were provided to neuter dogs and 76 were provided to spay dogs.In addition, at the same time we provided grants for 187 rabies vaccinations.
The ASPCA estimates that the average number of litters a fertile cat produces is one to two per year; and the average number of kittens is 4-6 per litter.The average number of litters a fertile dog produces is one a year; and the average number of puppies is 4-6.Based on these estimates, approximately 1,720 kittens and puppies were not added to the pet population of St. Mary's County in just one year.During the fertile life of a dog or cat these numbers increase exponentially.
"This is phenomenal and without donations received from our members, the public and the support of The Snyder Foundation for Animals we would not have been able to achieve such a milestone," says Katie Werner, President of SMAWL."Our goal was to provide subsidized spay/neuter services, including vaccinations when necessary, for approximately 250 animals to include dogs and cats of low income families, of the unemployed, and of the elderly, and feral and stray cats and we have far exceeded that goal."
In its continuing collaboration with the St. Mary's County Department of Public Safety's Animal Control Division, 119 of the grants were provided by animal control officers working in the community."We are proud to have Animal Control working with us to in this important endeavor," said Werner."They are interacting with the public on a daily basis and see the need that's out there.It's so important to reach all segments of our County and educate them on the importance of controlling pet overpopulation through spaying and neutering; Animal Control has been an integral part of our education efforts."
A grant is a no-cost spay/neuter service and a voucher is a low cost spay/neuter service.Grants and vouchers can be applied for at one of SMAWL's adoption events at PETCO or at one of our Rabies Clinics.The PETCO adoption events are held at the PETCO in California, MD on the first and third Saturday of each month between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.; Rabies Clinics are held on the second Monday of each month from March through November between 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. at the St. Mary's County Fairgrounds.
Due to the anesthesia used it is important to know the species, breed, gender, age and weight of the animal.This will determine whether a person is eligible for a grant or a voucher.SMAWL will provide up to five grants to one individual and they are good for 30 days after they are given.
Residents who wish to apply for a Spay/Neuter Grant or Voucher should visit one of SMAWL's PETCO adoption events or Rabies Clinics; those who are unable to attend should leave a message on the SMAWL Hotline at 301-373-5659 or send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com continued success of the Spay/Neuter Grant & Voucher Program will depend, in part, on the donations received from our community.All donations are tax-deductible, and a donation receipt will be provided at the donor's request.To make a donation, please send a check made payable to SMAWL to PO Box 1232, Leonardtown, MD, 20650, and include a note that the gift is to be used for the Spay/Neuter Grant & Voucher Program; donations can also be made through PayPal by going to www.SMAWL.org.
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Hi friends,
After a long long time I am back into the game and from now on I will try to remain active on this blog. I am restarting this blog with the pigeons of a great great pigeon fancier who was very famous and will remain famous in indo-pak pigeons history. I am going to post pictures of Late Lala Ghulam Farid Khan's Bankay pigeons which are very very beautiful and eye catching birds. Nowadays every other guy claim to have bankay kabooter and they also rip off many new fanciers who don't know how the actual bankay pigeons look like. So, friends see these pictures very carefully keep your money in your pockets until or unless you see bankay someone like these in someone's house ;)
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Sunday, December 2, 2012
Bankay Kabooter (Pigeons) of Lala Ghulam Farid Khan (Late)
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Monday, March 29, 2010
Article about Karachi Pigeons Breeders
Friends I found this article on ummat newspaper hope you people will like it. It has some wrong information like some breed names are wrong, secondly the writer mixed toli walay pigeons bazis with highflyers bazis. One thing I didnt like in this article is that the writer wrote word "Kabooter Baaz" instead of "Kabooter Parwar" which is in my opinion is not good. Anyways read this article and decide :)
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Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Chhat Walay
Friends after a short interval now I am posting another famous pigeon breed of sialkot known as chat walay from Mr. Tariq Shafiq Sahib's loft hope you people will like them.
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Tunia or Tunya (Sialkoti Pigeons)
Guys here is an exclusive picture of pure lala hans raj walay tunya. Nowadays these breeds are rare and very hard to find in pure form. This bird is from Syed Akhtar Hussain Shah Sahib's loft and the picture provided by Haider Ali Sahib.
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35 Wala Pair
Dear friends and visitors, I am going to post another 35 wala pair from Mr. Shams Raza's loft. These are real beauties and they have long hours flying ability too.
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Saturday, February 13, 2010
Dab Walay
Guys one picture of dab walay highfliers for you, sorry dont have their clear picture right now but InshAllah I will try to manage some clear pictures of this classical qasori pigeons. These birds belog to Mr. Iqbal Butt
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Bateray (Sialkoti Pigeons)
Friends today I am going to show you another legendary sialkoti pigeon breed known as bateray, bataira or bataray (thanks to english language). These pigeons are very tough fliers and one of my favorite breed. I like their looks even a non experienced person loves them at first sight.
This superb pigeons pair belong to Mr. Shams Raza
This superb pigeons pair belong to Mr. Shams Raza
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Getting Sticky with Windows 8 and Windows RT (Updated)
A few days ago a newcomer to Windows Store development expressed his dismay at the abysmal sales numbers for paid applications on the Windows Store. The thread was a reasonably popular one on the forum for several days, and, as of the typing of this new thread, has over ninety-one posts. His app was a barebones sticky app.
I commented several times on the post, and the general consensus that appeared from the comments amounted to the following: people will only actually buy awesome apps—and only then when free alternatives won't do. Unfortunately for the new developer, the app was feature-poor and had neither a user-friendly interface nor an interface that even remotely followed Modern UI guidelines.
So, that got me thinking. What would I expect in a sticky notes app? What features would I be willing to pay for? How would such an app look, feel, and operate? With all these questions in mind, I opened-up GIMP and started a few mock-ups.
The Basic UI
One of the key features of an sticky notes app is the ability to see all of your notes in one neat overview.
But an overview isn't really quite enough. Not only do I want to be able to see all my notes, I want to be able to group them up—groups like "App Ideas" and "Family Outings" are only a few of the many possibilities when it comes to generating groups for my sticky notes. Additionally, I would expect my notes to be searchable via the charms bar from this screen.
Creating a New Note
While simplicity is important, I would like the ability to change-up the basic features: the font face, size, and colour, as well as the colour of the sticky itself. All these sticky appearance choices would be reflected in the live tile, if one has been activated for the note.
Additionally, beside the option to turn a live tile on for any particular sticky, I would appreciate a handy "preview" of the live tile I happen to be creating.
Danger, Will Robinson!
In addition to style attributes, I'd like my sticky notes to be able to alert me if they are created for the specific purpose of reminding me of some event or task I must complete. Stickies with alerts would show a small clock icon in their top-right corners from the main menu of the app.
Semantic Zoom
Whether I need to find one note amongst many or rearrange, create, or delete my groups, semantic zoom is absolutely critical for fluid use with many stickies.
Snapped Views
In addition to semantic zoom, snapped views are also critical to any Windows 8 app. The snapped views of the app would function nearly identically to the regular views: the new note view would be condensed a little in the larger snapped view--and the sticky settings would be hidden away (accessible by the little gear at the bottom) in the smaller snapped view. In snapped view, the semantic zoom view would become the default view.
The app would be able both to share to other apps as well as receive shares from other apps. Incoming shares would automatically create a new note. The shared text would automatically become the base of the sticky and the source would become the title.
Outgoing shares would work similarly, but would vary slightly based on the app. Exporting to PDF and to TXT would also be supported.
SkyDrive Sync
In addition, the application would keep in sync by using SkyDrive. All the sticky notes would be automatically updated (created, deleted, edited, etc.). This would allow for the user of the application to keep their stickies with them on any Windows 8 or RT device.
What are Your Thoughts?
So, I've given my "wish list" for a sticky app and included a few mock-up designs. As I've said before, I don't have the programming experience to be able to put together such an application, but I'd love to see it come to fruition. What features would you like to see in such an app?


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Murray, KY (Sports Network) - Mike Liabo scored 20 points to lead the Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks to a 69-68 victory over the Murray State Racers in an Ohio Valley Conference clash at the CFSB Center.
Myles Taylor shot 9-of-11 at the free-throw line, en route to 15 points for UTM (9-19, 5-10 OVC) which avenged a loss to the Racers earlier this season.
Isaiah Canaan poured in a game-high 31 points for MSU (20-8, 10-5) while Ed Daniel went for 19 points and 12 rebounds, his 14th double-double of the season.
UTM made 6-of-10 from 3-point range in the opening period, while the Racers failed to knock down an outside shot on nine attempts. Despite outrebounding UTM 19-9, Murray State trailed 36-27 at halftime.
MSU tied the score at 40-40 at the 14:46 mark on a Canaan triple. UTM quickly regained its composure and held a slim advantage for the rest of the second half until another Canaan 3-pointer cut the Skyhawks' lead to 67-65 with 1:02 remaining.
It became a free-throw contest from that moment on and UTM prevailed despite BJ McLaughlin missing both of his attempts at the line with five seconds left and the Skyhawks holding a 69-68 edge. Canaan's last-second prayer was off the mark.
UTM won thanks in large part to its bench, which outscored the MSU reserves, 21-5.
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I was just sitting here thinking about what could possibly have gone wrong in the last couple of years to lead to this temporary downfall of our team.
Then I thought, What if a few things would have went differently.
1. Kyle Orton remains our QB and we save our draft picks. We could have used those two picks on either o-lineman or d-backs. ( and regardless of wins, Orton doesnt turnover the ball like we have all come to know a little too much)
2. We keep Orton and use one of the 2 first round picks we gave away to draft a QB? Within the last 2 years, there have been some good QB's in the draft. and we could have still used the other 1st rounder to draft some protection.
3. We trade down with our first round picks to stock up on 2nd and 3rd round picks to draft more o-line and d-back prospects.
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Monei is a junior and comes from Bronx Prep, a very strong charter school in New York. Her academic strengths are math, history and writing. She loves to sing and was selected to be part of the WHS Chamber Singers this year. Monei is also on the WHS swim team. This year, she attended the Carleton College Summer Science Institute and looks forward to hockey, swimming and the WHS Spring Musical. She loves children and aspires to be an obstetrician.
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Adriana is a sophomore and comes from Brooklyn, NY and PS 318. Her ultimate goal is to attend Harvard Medical School to become a pediatrician. She loves math and science and is passionate about track and field. This year, she went to science camp at the American University and looks forward to running track and cross country.
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Lia is a sophomore and lives with her mother in upper Manhattan. She comes from the Dominican Republic and learned English as a second language at the age of 7 in 1½ years. She was part of the Fieldston program and is an avid reader. She is excited to be part of the WHS Key Club, Operation Smile and the International Club. This year she attended the Eleanor Roosevelt Leadership Program at Vassar College. Lia will be managing the WHS JV Volleyball team this fall.
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Class of 2017
Aqueelah has lived all her life with her mother in Long Branch, New Jersey where she has a large extended family. She excelled at drama, choir and dance in school there. This summer, Aqueelah expressed her love of helping others by volunteering in the Special Olympics and nursing homes. She's excited about meeting new people and having new experiences. Being picked for the WHS volleyball team will help her do just that. She enjoys nature and hopes to teach.
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Class of 2017
Essence comes from New Brunswick, New Jersey where she lives with her mother. Her love of and talent in poetry and writing enabled her admission into the Middle School of the Arts. No surprise, she aspires to become a journalist (War Correspondent). Essence has a First Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do. She enjoys seeing her extended family in Florida and aspires to be on the High Honor roll this year.
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JR is a senior from New London Ct. He moved to the United States from Haiti as a young boy with his four sisters and brother. This year he is Vice President of the WHS Executive Board. He works at the Cider Mill After School program for young children and he volunteers as head coach for Wilton Comstock Basketball. His love of the outdoors and science came together this year when he participated in the Experiment in International Living program in Baja, Mexico where he studied Marine Biology.
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Class of 2014
Raphael is a senior who came to the United States from Ghana at an early age. He is active in Operation Smile and volunteers at the Wilton Meadow's Health Care Center. He is secretary of the Wilton Model Congress, Co-President of Operation Smile, and is involved in Kids Helping Kids. In addition to all that, he wrestles on the WHS team. Raphael enjoys math, science, english and history and would like to become an astrophysicist, aerospace engineer and a philosopher in the future. He aspires to become an astrophysicist, aerospace engineer, and a philosopher in the future.Host Family: Cabell and Mark Molina
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Class of 2014
JP is a senior who moved to New York from Jamaica in 2008. He is part of a biking club that meets on weekends, and while he plans to pursue bicycle racing in the future, for now he just rides for fun. JP's love of singing and desire to learn music more formally prompted him to join the WHS Men's Choir. He also joined the first Robotics Team started by the Wilton Library this year. JP volunteers weekly at Wilton Meadows.Host Family: Lisa and David Lamason
Class of 2015
Barry is a junior who hails from Bronx, New York where he lives with his mother. He will play basketball this year as well as work as a referee for Wilton Comstock Basketball games. Barry is involved in Amnesty International, Operation Smile and Future Business Leaders of America. This year he participated in the Experiment in International Living program in Chile, which is the first step towards his desired degree in International Business.
Host Family: Nate and Janet Shipp
Class of 2015
Zourry is a junior from the Bronx, New York where he lives with his mother. This summer marked his sixth year with a host family in Canada where they camped for a week in Northern Quebec. Zourry is a member of the WHS App Development Club where he is writing a program for ABC usage. His goal is to become a prosecuting attorney some day.
Host Family: Stephen and Adrienne Reedy
Class of 2015
Rey is a junior from Lawrence Ma where he lives with his parents and two younger brothers. Rey loves Spanish and is using that knowledge at his job at Vintage Salsa. This year he participated in a National Outdoor Leadership School 16-day whitewater river expedition program. He is involved in the Future Business Leaders of America, and hopes to pursue a career in psychology, possibly in career guidance.
Host Family: Keith and Mary Shoemaker
Class of 2017
Darvin is a freshman and comes from the Bronx where he lives with his mother and a sister who is in college. He attended MS 319 where he was class president and augmented his studies through the Fieldston program. Darvin loves basketball and football and hopes to have the opportunity to travel. France and Japan are the countries highest on his travel wish list.
Host Family: David and Mepy Cote
Class of 2017
Zachary is a freshman and comes from the Bronx where he lives with his parents and two siblings. He attended Riverdale Kingsbridge Academy 141 in addition to the Fieldston program. Zachary loves basketball and would eventually like to become a lawyer.
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Cranes often hang out in large groups and only respond to large decoy spreads. Sillosock decoys are compact and affordable making large spreads possible. Not to mention they move, bounce, and bob with the slightest breeze!
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There has been so much said regarding the new uniforms. There are traditionalist who love the classic look. A look that won Super Bowls, a look that was a yearly threat, and playoff contender. Then there are those that want something new, something to replace what they've grown up with, a team that can't even get into the playoffs, a sad shadow that they want to cast light on. I just don't get it.............when you look at these uniforms, I see nothing but something that can put a smile on all of our faces......Old Guard, New Guns, and everything in between. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show Phinsiders.........these are the new uniforms......hope you approve.
This shows the classic Aqua tops. Not used much, but on the road, or for home games at night, they deliver.
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Just another view of a Classic look...........the "Dolphin" script just says "success" doesn't it?
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The Home Whites.............Wow, It's our tradition isn't it? Gotta admit, we play this to our advantage...right?
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She's got our back! No tramp stamp here, this is up and respectful. No way they'd do that to the players.....
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Your new Miami Dolphin uniforms..........They aren't really the past, but boy.........what a present.


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This is a great pizzaria and brewery. Their selection of craft beer is excellent: their pizzas unique and yummy.
My fav is their fairweather IPA and pretty much any of their pizzas, thin crust, creative toppings, and very funky milieu. Very Alaskan and very popular. There is always a buzz and crowd there.
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Visited on June 25, not long after arriving in Alaska. Getting here was ugly - who would've guessed Anchorage would have traffic problems - but we were reassured by locals that the 5:00 pm "rush" hour is intense but only lasts about 15 minutes. We had about a 45 minute wait for a table but many people in the waiting area were drinking pints and I enjoyed a couple myself to pass the time. This is a great place for someone just arrived to get a sense of the Alaskan lifestyle. Lots of people in knee high rubber boots, people standing outside drinking in the rain not giving a damn, everyone wearing outdoorsy clothing, overall a jovial and boisterous crowd. The pizza was fantastic and the beer was very good (especially liked the Pipeline Stout and Fairweather IPA) with around 10 taps. I like to think of Moose's Tooth as Pizza Port of the north - just like Pizza Port screams California, Moose's Tooth screams Alaska!
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Last Sunday's Herald Bulletin carried an AP article about a supposedly Italian store clerk in Zurich who refused to allow Oprah Winfrey to see a $38,000 purse. The AP writer, Jill Lawless, wrote an excellent article that totally missed the point.
Ms. Lawless went on and on about luxury purses, their designers, the boutiques that sell them, the exorbitant costs of such handbags, and the fact that purchasing one is "for the richest sliver of the global population." Her article closed with the fact that one of these handbags, "studded with 2,000 diamonds, (was) valued at almost $2 million."
So what point did she miss? Although in other news reports Oprah was very diplomatic about the incident, what she suggested was that the clerk simply could not believe a black woman had enough money to buy a ridiculously expensive purse.
Once the store owners learned they had turned away one of the richest women in the world, they profusely apologized. In a televised interview, Oprah (who probably could afford to have bought the entire store) said she was grateful to the clerk. She later tweeted, "just found out that bag was $38,000. (The clerk) was right. I was NOT going to buy it!"
So the story is really not about high-end handbags and how much they might cost. It's about something far more serious here and around the world. It is something Dr. Carl Bell calls a "micro-insult." Dr. Bell is a professor of psychiatry at the University of Illinois in Chicago. He and like-minded colleagues have for decades studied racism in all its varieties, including the micro-insult.
In a recent book co-authored with Dr. Ranna Parekh of Massachusetts General Hospital, Bell writes: "Because we understand America's effort to embrace diversity makes us strong, we thought it important to give people an understanding of how to address these subtle, verbal and non-verbal micro prejudices so the victims of such behavior could better defend themselves in a manner to create peace."


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A Putnam County man called police after he heard a cry for help, but it turned out not to be a human's voice, according to the Herald Citizen.
The man said he called police because he couldn't figure out where the sounds were coming from.
An officer showed up at a home on Edwards Lane, where the caller thought he heard someone screaming.
The Cookeville police officer heard the scream, too, so they started searching. The officer later found the sounds were actually coming from a goat in the area.
Police said this is at least the second time that residents in the same area have mistaken this goat's cry for a human in distress.
Officers had responded to Broad Street a few months ago for the same kind of call. In that case, the goat had escaped and was tangled in the woods behind a home.
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I would be very interested in buying this game if only it did't freeze up.
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I would be very interested in buying this game if only it did't freeze up.
It won 't let me go two level two
doesnt let me go to next level
I wish I could get all the games but Iguess you dont care
game freezes when you get to level 8....then you must purchase down load.Sorry fun game.
Won't load.
glorilady there is a virus called screen freezen freeze give ur comp a cood clean and then try just maybe hope it helps
The freezing has been since Feb 13 when I first let you know about it. WHO IS READING THESE COMMENTS AND FIXING WHAT IS CAUSING IT TO FREEZE? OBVIOUSLY ... N O-O N E!!!!! IT'SYOUR MONEY, GUESS YOU HAVE ENOUGH TO THROW IT AWAY. YOUR LOSS...R E A D T H E C O M E N T S !!!!! Such a foolish move, really...w e like the game, but we probably will buy it only if you fix it.
Please do your job!
I've gone to level 8 and it froze...when I try to get back on it leads me back to level 8 and it freezes again. Help to fix this so I can enjoy this game. If this continues and you don't fix it...guess what...no one is going to buy a product that does not work. Otherwise...Love the game so far.
hahahahai so fun game i like it,,,
Fun game
I can't get the games to load.. probably a precursor to charges being levied..
Game loads then freezes.
game freezes too much. takes all the fun out of the game.
i wonder if it saves your puzzle last time i played it didnt' save it
please let me know thks so much
You're loosing money!!!!! We'll all go play where it doesn't freeze up. Who's reading these comments anyway?
It's a wonderful game if it didn't freeze up. ..Please fix it so more people can enjoy it. I wouldn't dare buy it because of it freezing.
jewel match sucks,,won't load up and if it does, it takes forever,,,fix the dam thing
game does not load im fed upwith games .com i/v been complaining for weeks
only 8levels/
I can't get it to load all the way!
Game takes forever to load.
this is a great game!
looking for Higgenbottom, come out where ever you are.
heck if I know I cannnot either
Why can't I replay the game. When I load the game it goes to where I stopped level 8. I want to start over again.
I can only get to 8. Must have to buy to go further.
I cannot go any further than Level 8...am I doing something wrong??? This has happened to me the last several days.
level 8 is that as far as it goes ????
@SueHarlan Stops at level 8, after that you have to download game.
@tancandy24 This is a new computer. I found out that you have to buy the game if you want to pass the 8th level. But thanks for the info. Much appreciated.
@glorilady1 I also got to level 8, and I think the reason it freezes is so you buy the game, I do not buy the games, so its fixed for you to get just so far then that's it. also I don't like to do the down load on any game because when I did that it only plays for 60 min then again you have to buy it to continue.
@fridaypm2007 It sure does!.
that just happen to me . I th ought it might end because I didn't download it
@DavidGio I agree, but they don't even care to read the comments of the possible buyers of the game... that doesn't say much for them. Do your job guys...we like the game!
@dixiema If what You say is true...then they should give us notice that it only goes to level 8 and we have to purchase it to go on. Then we can make up our minds. Either buy it or walk away. Am I right? Guess they don't need the money.
let alot of us know if you find out
@mfholl5968 It's happened to me too. Read the other posts...There are a couple of complaints at least since Feb 13 when I came, I notified them but so far nothing! Guess they don't need the money.
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Yesterday, you might not have known who Eddy B and Tim Gunther were, but today they're on the front page of one of the 'net's premier urban-music destinations. And Tomorrow? They just might be household names. On the First in Flight State duo's latest promo single, Gunter's upbeat boardwork sets the mood as vocalist Eddy fantasizes about his bright future in the game. Like what you're hearing? This joint isn't attached to any forthcoming project, but we'll keep you supplied with all the latest from the buzzmaking crew.
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What are the Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards?
The Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards specify developmental expectations for children from birth through entrance to first grade. The standards reflect attention to all the domains of a child's learning and development. The domains include: Health & Physical Development; Social and Emotional Development: Language Development and Communication; Approaches to Learning: Cognition and General Knowledge. Each domain is divided into sub-domains. Each sub-domain includes developmental expectations, program standards, performance standards and developmental continuum. Samples of children's behavior and adult strategies are also provided. WMELS detailed description.
Why have model early learning standards?
Based on research and supported by evidence-based practices, the Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards (WMELS) provide a framework for families, professionals and policy makers to:
What are the Guiding Principles that informed the development of the standards?
An explanation of these nine guiding principles is on the Guiding Principles page.
What Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards Training is Available Throughout the State?
More than 90 Approved WMELS Trainers are available to do training in your area of the state of Wisconsin. WMELS Approved Trainers include: child care providers, teachers (classroom & higher education), program support personnel, technical assistance personnel, and administrators that represent the full-range of services offered to young children birth to first grade. The training is 15-18 hours and is offered over a period of days e.g. two whole days, three part days, five or more parts (2-3 hours) of days or in evenings. WMELS Trainings are available for University and Technical College Credit. Find a trainer in your area. Find a trainer in your area.
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WMELS copyright information The Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards are a collaborative effort between the Wisconsin departments of Children & Families (DCF), Public Instruction (DPI), and Health Services (DHS). The work is overseen by a cross-department steering committee. The Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards are protected by copyright. Any material, websites, training materials, products or other related materials developed to align or supplement the Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards must be approved by the cross department steering committee. Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards graphics, design, and content may not be used for anything not related to this initiative, and their use must also be approved by the cross department steering committee. For more information contact Katherine McGurk: firstname.lastname@example.com
National Resources:
Early Childhood Technical Assistance Center (ECTA) Website with resources to improve systems, practices and outcomes
A Historical View of the Wisconsin Model Early Learning Standards
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DPS: Woman jumps out of van on Interstate 10, causes big delays
PHOENIX - Authorities say a woman jumped out of a moving vehicle Tuesday morning on Interstate 10 while being transported to a behavioral health facility.
According to the Bart Graves with the Arizona Department of Public Safety, the incident happened around 7:30 a.m. on eastbound Interstate 10 at 63rd Avenue.
The 38-year-old woman opened the door and jumped out of the van, causing a massive head injury, Graves said.
She was transported to St. Joseph's Hospital and is listed in critical condition, he said.
The patient was on her way to a Scottsdale facility.
Air15 video showed traffic backed up around 8 a.m. to at least the Loop 101.
The HOV lane and two left lanes were blocked.