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Excellent School! Ms. Hope is really great with the kids. My daughter has learned so much and we are super excited for what the new school year will bring.
This school has been a great experience! I am satisfied with the care given and the amount my children have learned. They are greated each morning with a smile and lots of love and not someone who looks like they just woke up or doesnt want to be there. I do wish there was more parent involvement but then again it is daycare and pre-k. Teachers are great, director is hands on, facility clean. The kids seem well behaved but my 4 year old does come home every so othen repeating something hes heard from one of his friends. Overall good safe place.
The owner's NEVER EVER call anybody back. I've left my information FOUR TIMES! They must not want any new students!! VERY unprofessional!!
My son has been there for almost two years now. Mrs Monique runs a tight ship with her employees and the women there are fantastic. Talk about southern-family-loving staff. I just love the warm nurturing environment. My son comes home every day telling me something new he's learned. Yesterday he told me he had eyebrows...There is a tight curriculum and homework, teachers listen to parent's requests, music time is incorporated, and outdoor play time as well.
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- Pennsylvania Among 'Terrible 10' Most Regressive Tax States
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State Legislators Scored by Green Groups -- Best, Worst Legislators Highlighted in New RankingsSubmitted by BradyDale on Thu, 10/28/2010 - 1:17pm.
(Harrisburg) – Sierra Club and Clean Water Action released today a new scorecard for all current Pennsylvania state legislators for their support for environmental laws and regulations over the past two years. State House members and State Senators were scored based on floor votes in the legislature, or other official actions taken by legislators on environmental matters.
"Before voters head to the polls next Tuesday, the Environmental Scorecard is a way to see what a state legislators' actual record has been over the past two years. Voters who care about the environment should hold their elected officials accountable," stated Jeff Schmidt, Pennsylvania Chapter Director for the Sierra Club.
The two groups noted that there were large differences between legislators who have a history of supporting environmental positions and those who are clearly opposed. Myron Arnowitt, PA State Director for Clean Water Action stated, "It is striking that the House Environmental Resources Committee Chair, Rep. George (D-Clearfield) had one of the highest scores at 92%, while the senior Republican on the House Environmental Resources Committee, Rep. Scott Hutchinson (R-Venango) had one of the lowest scores at 13%. This stark difference shows how the outcome of the State House elections could have a big impact on the environment."
The Environmental Scorecard is available for download at http://www.cleanwateraction.org/pa. Direct link [PDF].
Commonwealth moves to buffer water quality and control drilling wasteSubmitted by BradyDale on Thu, 06/17/2010 - 3:21pm.
Commonwealth moves to protect rivers with new wastewater and stormwater rules
Mobilization of citizens, organizations and legislators succeeds in limiting pollution in streams
(Harrisburg) – The PA Independent Regulatory Review Commission voted today to enact new protections for the state's rivers and streams. Two regulations were approved to set new treatment requirements for wastewater from Marcellus Shale drilling operations, and to require buffers along our best streams when new development is proposed there. These new rules fall under Title 25, in the PA code, Chapter 95, Wastewater Treatment Requirements, and Chapter 102, Erosion and Sedimentation Control.
State Forest Drilling Moratorium bill, HB 2235, moves out of committeeSubmitted by BradyDale on Wed, 03/24/2010 - 11:21am.
Vitali's bill to put a moratorium on Natural Gas Drilling in State Forests (HB 2235) was voted out of committee just now. he and Rep. Levdansky led this charge, along with a coalition of Democrats calling themselves the Green Dogs. The vote was 16-9. GOP members Harper and Everett voted for the bill, which is great news.
The Green Dogs believe that they were sold a bill of goods by the Governor last year. The Governor asked them to support his budget with some prescribed forest leasing. In exchange, he said he wouldn't ask to lease more land this year.
But he has.
Hit Read More, below, yo.
When negligence causes explosions in your front yard -- the case of Norma Fiorentino and her Natural Gas Drilling neighborSubmitted by BradyDale on Tue, 11/03/2009 - 3:30pm.
Right behind Norma Fiorentino's house, they have been drilling for natural gas. Some of the gas is coming from under Norma's property, so she gets a little money for it (not all that much so far, though). She also got a present on New Year's Day. Her water well exploded all over her yard. Now she can't drink the water from her tap anymore and she's worried that her kitchen might blow up.
Good times, right? And when the checks stop coming, the gas won't stop. It will still be there in the water table. Totally ruined. Won't that be great when she her or her heirs try to sell her land?
Clean Water Action is meeting with people and talking to them about their experience living nearby or around natural gas drilling rigs.
So what can you do? Watch this video, then I have two quick things for you after the jump.
As PA-DEP cuts proceed, a disaster on a natural gas drilling site.Submitted by BradyDale on Fri, 09/18/2009 - 5:11pm.
On Wednesday, a Halliburton subcontractor hired by Cabot Oil & Gas spilled over 8000 gallons of an as yet undisclosed substance (known only as a "drilling gel") into a wetland and a creek in Dimock, Pennsylvania. Efforts by environmentalists to figure out just what's been dropped in the backyards of Pennsylvanians have turned out no real answers.
Natural Gas Drilling: Rendell caved on the Severance Tax; Rep. George and Rep. McCall are still in it to win itSubmitted by BradyDale on Wed, 09/02/2009 - 2:43pm.
I woke up Monday morning to hear on WHYY that Governor Rendell had abandoned the idea of imposing a tax on the extraction of natural gas from our state's massive but deeply buried reserves of natural gas. If he'd given a better explanation for his decision, I might be able to keep quiet about it, but the reason he said we shouldn't do it because it would kill a fledgling industry. Hogwash. Everywhere else the industry operates has a severance tax already and we've got more gas here than all of them combined (well, okay, we have the most, hands down -- no one knows exactly).
Besides, it's not a new industry at all. It's the same rigs, same teams, same operations already operating in Texas and Wyoming and Colorado. Moving to a new state doesn't make it a new industry. In fact, moving those rigs around to tap new gas plays is just how the business works. They already know how to do it. That's the essence of what they do.
So, the Inquirer did an editorial today spelling this out with numbers. Why, they ask, should we believe that a modest tax would quash this operation when the revenue forecast of the main players are so rosy? It seems like there is plenty of money there.
Some context the Inquirer didn't mention. Did you know that we don't tax the extraction of any natural resource from our state? Not coal. Not gas. Not wood. Not freaking gravel. Why? Because the coal industry is so powerful here that they have time to argue about any severance tax because they believe that as soon as one resource gets taxed that would take us that much closer to taxing coal. And they don't want that to be taxed ever. So they fight them all.
But we had a Governor who had said he would back taxing gas and Democrats who said they would, too. We had that, but now we don't anymore. It's too bad. Fortunately, the House Dems seem to be standing pat on Severance Tax, and that's the right call. Rep. George told PA Environmental Digest that he's standing firm on the Severance Tax and that Speaker McCall is with him.
In fact, we specifically argue that a piece of the tax should be used for hiring and training enough DEP inspectors that one can be on site for each well bore at the stage of siting, drilling, cementing, stimulating and the closing of waste pits.
We Ignore the State Budget at Our PerilSubmitted by Christie Balka on Tue, 07/14/2009 - 9:46pm.
Thanks for raising the issue of the state budget, Dan. To most Philadelphians Harrisburg can seem pretty remote, but we ignore what's going on right now at our peril. The General Assembly is currently considering two budget bills that will have serious negative consequences for our city.
One, already passed by the Republican-dominated Senate, cuts $2 billion in services (mostly education, public welfare and community economic development) all to avoid a modest, three-year tax increase. (For more on cuts and the impact of the proposed increase go to www.pccychildwatch.blogspot.com.) It's called SB 850.
The other, proposed by House Democrats, would restore many (but not all) of those cuts by removing higher education from the general fund, and funding it some other (as yet undetermined)way. Oh, and did I say it would also reduce basic education funding by $118 million and Pre-K by $15 million? That' HB 1416.
Dear Arlen and Bob -- you both could be as cool as Patrick, Allyson, Robert, Chaka and Joe, maybe even cooler...Submitted by BradyDale on Wed, 07/08/2009 - 1:00pm.
Environmental advocates, like myself, are giving public thank yous for area U.S. Congressional Representatives who went out of their way to stand up for the environment and for all of us by voting the first bill to do something about Global Warming out of the House of Representatives.
Congressional action on climate change is long overdue. Sure, there are people out there who still have their doubts about climate change. Those people are known as "crazies."
Can I get an amen?
The reps I know of around here who voted for the new climate change legislation were Allyson Schwarz, Patrick Murphy, Joe Sestak, Chaka Fattah, John Murtha and Bob Brady all made the right vote.
For some of them, it was a no-brainer, but it's important to remember that people like Schwarz, Murphy and Sestak live in much more politically mixed districts, places where people listen to a lot more Rush Limbaugh than anyone in Philadelphia does. It took some bravery for these reps to make that vote as it will lead to real shifts in the way America operates, and they are going to have constituents that aren't too sure that they want that kind of change.
We could go further in the Senate, tho. Hit "read more."
Pennsylvania Morning Rush Wrap-UpSubmitted by Lauren Coletta on Tue, 11/04/2008 - 4:58pm.
This morning I was asked to monitor my old home state of Pennsylvania for the Common Cause Protect the Vote project. Our operations in PA are aided by more than 80 poll monitors across the state and by the operations of our colleagues in the Election Projecting coalition. Here is what we learned:
Perhaps the biggest news maybe that Philadelphia Election Authorities may not count emergency ballots cast by voters because of broken machines until Friday. John Bonifaz of Voter Action is challenging the decision but if the vote is close tonight it might be that we won't have the results in Pennsylvania until Friday. Under the law, these ballots are to be treated the same as regular ballots.
Aftershocks of the Minimum Wage: Lebanon Senator has less power but more crazinessSubmitted by BradyDale on Tue, 07/29/2008 - 12:15pm.
One some level, it's always nice to have a far Right Winger in office. That way, he'll speak up from time to time and you'll know what that set is thinking. It's easy to forget. We don't go to dinner parties together very often and when we do it's uncomfortable for everyone.
One of PA's right-wingers recently spoke up after Berry Friesen, Public Affairs Manager for the Pennsylvania Health Access Network (a coalition PUP helped get started), wrote this op-ed in The Patriot-News, Sen. Mike Folmer wrote a letter to the editor in response.
Here's my favorite part of Folmer's little missive:
Health Centers! Emergency Care! Increasing support for Public HealthSubmitted by BradyDale on Thu, 05/15/2008 - 1:32pm.
In the present economic downturn, many states have decreased their spending, particularly in the area of public health. That's why it's gratifying to see City Council, the Department of Public Welfare and the General Assembly working together to bring more dollars into the state so we can actually improve care for the Uninsured and Medicaid eligible population in Philadelphia.
Quick Fact! Just because a person has Medical Assistance Health Coverage, that doesn't mean they can find a doctor! Most doctors around here refuse to accept Medical Assistance, that's why the Federally Qualified Health Centers and the City's Health Centers are so important.
Council took the first step yesterday to move a plan that will move millions more dollars into our hospitals and health centers. PUP is especially excited because the Department of Health believes that these new funds should enable them to bring wait times at City Health Centers down to less than 30 days and improve health care by implementing electronic records throughout all city facilities (including jails and youth centers).
More details in the jump!
Rx4PA: As the economy tumblesSubmitted by BradyDale on Thu, 05/01/2008 - 1:12pm.
The economy is tumbling. The AP reported this morning that jobs have dropped for a year now.
The number of newly laid off workers filing claims for unemployment benefits soared last week.
The Labor Department reported Thursday that claims for unemployment benefits rose by 35,000 to 380,000. Private economists had expected claims would rise by a smaller 18,000.
The story goes on to suggest that we're due to lose another 70K across our economy.
Here in PA, we've got a chance to extend healthcare coverage to many of the people who will be laid off here, at affordable prices, and thereby ease the suffering of many workers out of work. It's money that's stopping it.
Smokers have been taxed here, among other things, to create a fund that cuts malpractice premiums (at the very least) in half across PA. We collected much too much tax money for that fund and now the state wants authorization to reallocate part of that money into paying for the uninsured.
With another dime per pack on cigarettes and reallocating this money that's just sitting, we could cover many of the uninsured here. In a few years, I believe, the program would reach all of them.
The man-on-the-street will have a lot less money in his pocket, soon, when he loses his job and when a general economic tightening reins in the hours, the bonuses, the overtime, the promotions, the raises and the tips or commissions of others. We can, at least, insure that he remains whole and healthy through this downturn.
The Senate R's are coming out with their own plan this week. It's not likely to cut a break to consumers. They are more than content to let their sick constituents get sicker and destroy the liquidity of working families who catch a bad break in order to stay tight with doctors and hospitals. We can't let them do it. SB 1137 is the right vehicle to maintain health through the coming recession and it should simply pass.
An Open Letter to Senator Clinton and Senator Obama, organized by the Philadelphia Unemployment ProjectSubmitted by BradyDale on Thu, 04/10/2008 - 10:46am.
From the Philadelphia Unemployment Project
An Open Letter
April 10, 2008
Dear Senator Clinton and Senator Obama:
Healthcare has been central to each of your campaigns. As you work here in advance of the April 22nd primary, we wanted to alert you that healthcare is the number one opportunity we have to improve the lives of working Pennsylvanians right now. We, the undersigned, believe your campaigns could advance the cause of Pennsylvania's reforms, should you choose to make them an issue.
Early last year, Governor Rendell unveiled an ambitious package of reforms known as The Prescription for Pennsylvania (Rx4PA, www.rxforpa.com). Rx4PA would expand access to health insurance with a high quality healthcare plan. With revisions from the House Democrats, that plan is now known as "Access to Basic Care," and it passed the House this month in Senate Bill 1137.
Rx4PA would also rein in the forces that have driven up the price of insurance in the small group market, reward employers already providing coverage and insure that no one with a pre-existing condition is denied coverage.These also passed the House of Representatives in House Bill 2098 and House Bill 2005.
If these reforms succeed in the Commonwealth, it will make the arguments for either of your national plans much stronger. Rx4PA's success should also galvanize your allies in Washington while chastening your opponents.
Make insurers insure people againSubmitted by BradyDale on Fri, 03/28/2008 - 11:05am.
A coalition of Democrats and Republicans who really support small businesses is forming to make certain that you can get health insurance at every phase of your life. They should soon send a bill to the Senate that will make our health insurance market make sense.
Can you think of an industry that makes its money by avoiding customers? Doesn't that seem like a really weird concept? Well, there is one: the health insurance industry. Private insurers, like Aetna, carefully screen their customers to keep the ones most likely to have health problems out, a.k.a., "cherry picking." They look for small companies filled with healthy, young workers and offer them great plans. Then, they just rake in premiums, because even at reasonable rates they are making money because the young turks don't get sick.
They can do this because Pennsylvania permits insurers to set rates based for an employer based on the health status of its employees. So, Blue Cross & Blue Shield have to insure everyone. All the middle-aged and older workers end up with the Blues, while Aetna and others steal the healthier workers. By "steal," I mean they rob these larger pools of the healthy workers who bring costs down. That's the same trade-off we've always had with insurance. I pay in now while I'm healthy so that, in exchange, I won't have to pay in so much when I'm older.
That's not how it works anymore. Click "Read More" to find out what legislators are trying to do about it.
Likely House Vote TODAY on Insurance Reform and Final Passage of "Access to Basic Care"Submitted by BradyDale on Mon, 03/17/2008 - 9:23am.
Two editorials today in both of our city's main dailies highlight the hope for Final passage of much needed coverage for the Uninsured.
Editorial: Covering the Uninsured, The Inquirer
Both papers say that the House should approve "Access to Basic Care" in S.B. 1137. That means they should permit the Dems to make their technical amendments (they dropped a couple brackets in there) and send it to the Senate.
That means you, Rep. Perzel, who stepped out before the final vote on the amendment that put "Access to Basic Care" in the bill. Rep. John Taylor, a Philadelphia Republican who usually supports the working poor on issues like this, was not around last week. Hopefully, today, he'll be back in the Capitol and will support the House Democrats new plan. Kenney and O'Brien are on the side of right and justice. Speaking of the Democrats, though: Democrats, none of you can call in sick this week. It would be more irony than I can really handle if people lost their chance to pay for doctor visits because one of you got the flu.
Up for first consideration in the House today, as well, is HB 2005, which reforms the market for insurance purchasers for small groups of people -- the small and medium sized business. This legislation would make it impossible to deny coverage to individuals because they have a health problem (the "pre-existing condition"). In other words, sick people will still be able to buy coverage. Insurers won't be able to jack up people's rates based on their medical history, and the cost of covering someone will be based only on their age and the average cost of covering a person in that area or community, modified by the individual's age.
HB 2005 will also lower costs. When the uninsured get covered and when hospitals quit making so many mistakes, insurers won't have to pay out as much money for medical bills anymore. Under HB 2005, the state can make sure that insurers can't keep the difference. Instead, they'll have to lower premiums, making insurance less expensive for individuals and easier for employers to provide.
[If anyone asks you, the Deluca Amendment is good and the Micozzie amendment masquerades as compromise while effectively gutting the bill - if in doubt, pass it it as it is.]
More details on the plan, after the jump. So Jump!

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Robert Plant has opened the floodgate of rumors about a Led Zeppelin reunion tour. While speaking to Australia's version of 60 Minutes, the frontman said that he was open to reuniting with his former band mates next year since he's got nothing else going on. Basically, he's totally game if the rest are!
Plant said that he was waiting on Jimmy Page and John Paul Jones to agree with the idea of a reunion tour. He also blamed their coyness (and silence on the matter) on the fact that they're both Capricorns.
"They don't say a word. They're quite contained in their own worlds and they leave it to me. I'm not the bad guy. You need to see the Capricorns – I've got nothing to do in 2014."
The last time Led Zeppelin performed together it was in 2007, at London's o2 Arena. Jason Bonham drummed in the place of his late father John.
Back when the show happened, Page and Jones said they were willing to go on tour as a band, but Plant wasn't into the idea. ('Til now he's actually been very against the idea, but we're guessing he's had a little change of heart.) Page and Jones even considered finding a replacement for Plant, but eventually ditched the "reunion tour" idea all together.
We're just hoping that now that Plant is open to this idea, Page and Jones are also on board. It'd be a shame to have to find replacements.
Are you excited for a Led Zeppelin tour?
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KANSAS (May 29, 2014) – Do you know the two simple steps of Hands-Only™ CPR? Then you're ready to help save a life.
If you don't, then the American Heart Association and WellPoint Foundation want you to listen up.
Just in time for National CPR Awareness Week (June 1-7), the organizations are dropping a new beat on their ongoing Hands-Only CPR national awareness campaign and mobile tour with the help of the world-renowned music mixologist, DJ Earworm.
Hands-Only CPR has just two simple steps: 1) If you see a teen or adult suddenly collapse, call 9-1-1; and 2) Push hard and fast in the center of the chest to the beat of the classic Bee Gees' song "Stayin' Alive."
Now, in an effort to spread this lifesaving message to a younger generation, the organizations collaborated with DJ Earworm to create a mash-up of other well-known songs that have the right rate to guide compressions for Hands-Only CPR, and coincidentally, have a life-saving message.
Cardiac arrest is a leading cause of death with over 420,000 out-of-hospital cases occurring every year in the United States. When a teen or adult has a cardiac arrest, survival depends on immediately receiving CPR from someone nearby. Survival rates drop as much as 10 percent for every minute that goes by without intervention. The Bees Gees' hit song "Stayin' Alive" and the songs in Earworm's new "Hands-Only CPR Mash-Up" have rates of at least 100 beats per minute, the same rate recommended for performing Hands-Only CPR.
"Hands-only CPR is one of the easiest and most beneficial life-saving techniques that everyone can learn," said Vickie Frank, executive director of Heart and Vascular Services at Shawnee Mission Health. "The more people who are trained to perform Hands-only CPR in emergency situations, the more lives we can save."
In fact, Hands-Only CPR has been shown to be equally as effective as CPR with breaths, and people are more likely to feel comfortable performing it. A December 2012 study published in the American Heart Association's journal, Circulation found that Hands-Only CPR performed by bystanders keeps more people alive with good brain function after experiencing a cardiac arrest. According to the American Heart Association, people feel more confident performing Hands-Only CPR and are more likely to remember the correct rhythm when trained to the beat of a familiar song.
With the support of the WellPoint Foundation, the American Heart Association launched a 3-year national campaign and mobile tour in June 2012 to raise awareness of Hands-Only CPR as a lifesaving method and to increase the likelihood of people performing CPR in an emergency. The interactive Hands-Only CPR mobile tour has trained over 16,000 people and will round out its third year visiting the last eight cities of the 24 city tour that has driven across the country to teach thousands of people the easy steps to save a life. To find out when the mobile tour is stopping in your city, please visit: http://www.heart.org/handsonlycpr.
As part of the third year of the national Hands-Only CPR campaign, the American Heart Association debuted the new "Hands-Only CPR Mash-up" along with digital promotions and a one-minute Hands-Only CPR demo video to train Americans in the life-saving technique.
• Hands-Only CPR Demo Video
Eighty percent of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests happen in private or residential settings. The life you save with CPR will most likely be a loved one. Would you be prepared to act if someone you love or a stranger collapses from cardiac arrest? Watch and learn the simple steps to help save a life with Hands-Only CPR. If you know the two steps to Hands-Only CPR, you're ready to help save a life.
• Hands-Only CPR Lifesaver Mash-up
Hands-Only CPR has just two simple steps. If you see a teen or adult suddenly collapse,
(1) Call 9-1-1; and
(2) Push hard and fast in the center of the chest to the beat of the disco song "Stayin' Alive" or any of these lifesaving hits until help arrives!
To learn more about the Hands-Only CPR campaign and get ready to save a life visit www.heart.org/handsonlycpr or facebook.com/AHACPR.


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Perugia, a beautiful city located in the center of Italy, is known for its beautiful churches, mansions and contribution to the arts. Its most famous son, Pietro Vannucci, was the teacher of the widely regarded best artist of the Renaissance art, Raphael. You will find the works of the great teacher in Collegio de Cambio which forms a part of the Palazzo dei Priori. You can also admire other works of Raphael and Pietro Vannucci in the Church of San Severo. In this church, you will see the frescoes created by these famous artists. However, among the structures that you should be visiting is the Cathedral of San Lorenzo, where parts of the structure were built as early as the 10th century. The city is not only shaped by its structures, but by its dedication to music, as well. Every July, the city hosts the annual Umbria Jazz festival.
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He'll be ready to face the dangers of the supernatural in this costume! Includes a faux jacket with attached shirt-front that pulls on over the head, and zips up in front. Hat and pants complete the look. 3-piece set. Polyester. Imported.
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Title: Most disappointment
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Reviewed by: pordosol
Title: Buy it as a last resource.
Date: Oct 17, 2012
Bought it just because my son strongly insist he wanted to be IJ . I didnt want to pay the price. And the only place i saw it was here. order size S first for my 6 year old it was to small so i exchange it for a M and its to big. Anyways is better big than small. Pants from S to M are totally diferent, pants from small where a better fabric. Not worth the price for a child's costume.
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Title: Do not Recommend
The size of the costume was not 8/10. More like a 4/5. The jacket was extremely small and had to be returned. I was also charged with a fee for returning the costume. Did not find the return fee until the person on the phone told me where to find it. I will not use this site again.
Reviewed by: Antyem
Title: Not worth it
Date: Oct 10, 2012
I was very disappointed with this costume. One word to sum it up - CHEAP. The pants are really just a piece of thin material. The jacket is cheap felt-like material. If I had the time and energy to return it (I just had a baby so I am lacking both time and energy right now), I would do so i a heart beat. This is the WORST costume I have ever bought.
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Title: Really pathetic
Date: Oct 08, 2012
The only quality piece of this costume is the zipper. The fake shirt is flimsy and only consists of a collar and shirt tails. The fake "leather" jacket is a strange material that is very wrinkled even after ironing. The pants are super thin and cheap material. The hat is the same material as the jacket and is so flimsy it doesn't even look like a hat. This costume is absolute junk.
Reviewed by: dysjake
Location: Christiansburg, VA
Title: Indiana Jones costume
Date: Sep 18, 2012
I ordered this costume in Med. for my Grandson, 9 years old, who normally wears a size 10. The top was entirely too small, but the pants were okay. The material is very thin. I returned the item (returns are very easy & customer service was very curteous). I received the Large and the top fits but the pants are way too big (large enough for a grown man). We were able to alter them to fit. The hat was also very filmsey, without much shape. Was not real pleased with the quality of this custume but I was extremely pleased with the customer service..
Reviewed by: jayjo4st
Location: Anywhere, MA
Title: neat costume...need to work on accurately sizing
Date: Oct 30, 2011
This is a nice costume...but man...the one we bought for my 8 year old would never have fit even my 5 year old. Ended up paying 7 bucks to return it...yeah returns are easy...if you don't mind paying for it...I would have expected the "exchange" to be on their dime becasue the sizing was so far off...ended up getting the largest size available and the jacket is almost too small..and my son in not that big...oh well...probably the last costume i get from CE...
also...the hat came totaly mangled and creased and it was hard to get the thing to look like a hat, let alone Indy's hat!
Reviewed by: mamayogi
Title: My son loves it!
Date: Oct 28, 2011
He's 5 and a smaller kid, and this (size 4-6) just barely fits him. Would have preferred next size up but he never wears more than a 5, so wouldn't have imagined he'd need bigger. Would have liked to keep it around for dress-up beyond this fall, but it won't fit after his next growth spurt. Otherwise, it's great.
Reviewed by: Terrieugeneor
Location: Eugene, OR
Title: My son loves it.
Date: Oct 26, 2011
This is a very cute costume, my 6 year old son loves it. I would say the only down side is how thin the material is, especially the pants (which I can't get the wrinkles out of). Other then that is pretty cute.
And the shirt runs a little small. Seems like the price could be lower do to the cheap material.
Reviewed by: MomToChristianR
Location: Carlsbad, CA
Title: Size 4-6 SMALL is really size 4-ish
Date: Oct 21, 2011
Bought Small (USA size 4-6) for my size 5 son; PACKAGE states for 3-4 YEAR OLD (YIKES!). Actually, I think pants are size 6 and top is size 4. So - barely fits on top. Worried that attending carnivals prior to Halloween may rip tight top. So, not pleased with sizing.
Reviewed by: Lola69
Title: Fun costume for 6 year old!
Date: Oct 15, 2011
I bought this costume for my 6 year old on his birthday. He sleeps with the hat and slips into the costume as soon as he wakes up! He LOVES it! The pants are true to size, the jacket runs a little on the small size. It fits, but he has trouble taking it off alone because it's so snug. My boy is thin but probably in the 80th percentile in height. We also bought the satchel, machete and whip. He can't wait to go trick or treating in this costume!
Reviewed by: mamalaloca
Title: Great Costume
Date: Oct 13, 2011
But the the fabric is a little too weak, I am concerned if my son get stuck on something (like buches) it will rip apart. Another thing is that it will make it a better costume if the hat was hard, but he still loves it so much, he already wears it all the chances he gets!.
Reviewed by: Seasonsbest
Location: Orange County, Ca
Title: Great costume
Date: Oct 12, 2011
I got this costume for my son and he loves it! I paired it with the satchel and whip to complete the look. The pants are a bit cheesy and long and my kid is all legs. All in all a great costume.
Reviewed by: mama3U6
Title: SMALL
Date: Oct 07, 2011
My son really wanted to be Indiana Jones so I bought this costume. The top was way smaller than the pants. He's a tall 6yr old and i purchased the 4-6, the pants actually fit but the jacket shirt combo looked like his toddler brothers size. I recommend that if you purchase this product you buy for the top half and maybe alter the pants some way. The other disappointing part of this product was the quality of the material, its very very thin.. so my son will probably wear something under the pants for sure! Over all I wasn't really impressed. I'm returning mine for a bigger size and only because my son really wants it.
Reviewed by: racingmom
Location: Victorville, CA
Title: Product sizing is WAY off!
Date: Oct 03, 2011
The top/jacket is WAY too small for the size that it is and the pants are WAY too big for the size that it is. A big disappointment. Returning this costume.
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Saturday, 13 June 2009
Pink Saturday~ It's Lilac Time!
33 comments:
- Charmed by Beauty said...
Once again you have enhanced a simple word such as 'pink'. Who else but Sandi would think to add these thoughts to this delicate color? Only Sandi who is soft, caring and a pleasing person to know. Thank you for the thoughts....Auntie P
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 08:11:00 GMT-3
- Carolyn said...
Hi Sandi,
I love the lilacs and the pretty flip flops too!
Have a good weekend,
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 08:21:00 GMT-3
- graciegirl said...
Your hubby is sweet to pick you those lilacs, and they look so pretty on your table.The flip flops are smashing, I do love shoes!
Happy pink Saturday
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 08:54:00 GMT-3
- debbie said...
A beautiful post with those lilacs in your rose chintz milk pitcher.
I love your pink tote and those darling flip flops.
have a beautiful weekend
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 09:34:00 GMT-3
- Enchanted Rose Studio said...
Happy Pinks Sandi!
The lilacs look so beautiful in you pitcher! The flipflops are great!
Happy Weekend
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 10:00:00 GMT-3
- NicNacManiac said...
Happy Pink Saturday Sandi,
I love that you are even storing items in Pink. The lilacs are gorgeous and the fragrance is so sweet.
Have a great day !!
Nerina :)
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 10:39:00 GMT-3
- Sassy M said...
Happy Pink Saturday!!! What beautiful pink treasures!!! That pink quartz is awesome! Have a super day!! :) Marsha
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 10:43:00 GMT-3
- Charlene said...
Those lilac's are stunning! It is too hot here for lilcas so I have to live through others. Happy Pink Saturday!
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 11:03:00 GMT-3
- Andrea said...
"The color pink...color of universal love!!"
Beautiful post...thank you!!
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 11:06:00 GMT-3
- Gabriela said...
Happy Pink Saturday!
Love all these photos!
~ Gabriela !
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 11:37:00 GMT-3
- ♥Mimi♥ said...
Beautiful and fun Pink Saturday blog entry! It's a little gloomy outside today (hope the sun comes out) but your blog and a little cup of tea are giving me a little sun!
Happy Pink Saturday. Sending you good wishes from the tip of Michigan for a special weekend filled with sun, surrounded by those you l♥ve.
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 11:58:00 GMT-3
- Claudia said...
Happy Pink Saturday, Sandi! What gorgeous lilacs - I can smell them from here - and of course, your Rose Chintz is always beautiful.
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 12:51:00 GMT-3
- Smilingsal said...
I love the smell of lilacs. The flip-flops are darling. Happy Pink Saturday.
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 13:16:00 GMT-3
- She'sSewPretty said...
Beautiful, beautiful lilacs and that pitcher is just perfect for them! Happy Pink Saturday!
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 13:33:00 GMT-3
- Vicki ~ FL said...
Love all your pink even your storage boxes! Thanks for visiting my blog.
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 14:11:00 GMT-3
- stefanie said...
happy pink saturday, thanks for sharing!!! have a wonderful weekend.
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 14:48:00 GMT-3
- Marina Capano said...
Happy Pink Saturday! nice pics!!
Loving all your pinks! xoxo
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 15:30:00 GMT-3
- Paper Cat Designs said...
Hi Sandi,
Just popped by to wish you a HApPy PiNk SaTuRdaY! Thank you so much for your visit. I think my favorite of your pink offerings has to be the lilac and yes, I think a spot of tea would be just delightful. ;) Wishing you fairy magic for a creative day.
Cheers! =D
~Kitty Kellie
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- Saturday, 13 June 2009 16:22:00 GMT-3
- Lisa said...
WOW! Super great pinks! Love them all!! The flip flops are the best!
Happy Pink Saturday!
Hugs, Lisa
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 17:18:00 GMT-3
- texasdaisey said...
Those pink flip flops are so dreamy and the lilacs are gorgeous. Great pink post.
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 17:23:00 GMT-3
- Cottage Rose said...
Hello Sandi; Happy Pink Saturday;
What lovely Pink photos, the tea set is just so pretty. Love the flip flops they looks so comfy... your Lilac's and pretty Pink vase they are in are just gorgeous.
Have a pretty Pink weekend.
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 18:03:00 GMT-3
- Julia said...
Thank you for visting me this pink Saturday, it is so nice to meet you, your messages about youth and age touched my heart, and I would like to use a small excert in one of my journal collages...
Love your pink post...especially the pink flowers and tea cups...I would love to be able to come to tea with you, but as you are far away, I will pretend, with all your lovely photos it will be easy to do that...xx
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 19:31:00 GMT-3
- Susan @ A Southern Daydreamer said...
I love the milk jug!!! Happy Pink Saturday ~ I hope you have a great weekend ~ Susan
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 20:29:00 GMT-3
- Irene Toh said...
Your pink Chintz milk jug is simply gorgeous. What a thoughtful post on pink. Hope to see you again,
Have a blessed weekend,
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 20:47:00 GMT-3
- Couture Le Papier said...
Happy Pink Saturday!"Health,Wealth and Love.."
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 21:06:00 GMT-3
- ~*~Magpie's Nest said...
Such a lovely pink post, I can almost smell those gorgeous lilacs. Ours here in N VA are long gone until next year :)
~*Happy Pink Saturday*~
*~* Patty
- Saturday, 13 June 2009 21:14:00 GMT-3
- Nancy @ La Chambre Rose said...
Lilacs remind me of my mom's yard. So pretty and fragrant.
And, the flip flops? I could have a million pair and "need" a million more. Love them!
Happy Pink Saturday!
- Sunday, 14 June 2009 07:17:00 GMT-3
- MiniMadWoman said...
Hi Sandi! Thanks for visiting my blog and leaving your kind comment!
Oh my, those lilacs look spectacular in the pitcher you're chosen for them . . . I would love to sit and have a cup of tea with you!
The flip-flops are gorgeous . . . what toes wouldn't be happy in them?! LOL!!
Happy Pink Saturday!
- Sunday, 14 June 2009 13:35:00 GMT-3
- Sandra said...
Hi Sandi, I love the lilacs. I'm wondering if I could grow them in my area? I'll have to find out. :) The flip flops are so pretty too!
- Sunday, 14 June 2009 15:53:00 GMT-3
- Lynn@ The Vintage Nest said...
Oh my goodness....I can almost smell those beautiful lilacs. One of my favorite rites of Spring. Happy Pink Saturday ~ Lynn
- Sunday, 14 June 2009 17:27:00 GMT-3
- Susie Jefferson said...
Lovely pinks, and the quartz is so perfectly rose. Happy Pink Saturday!
- Sunday, 14 June 2009 17:33:00 GMT-3
- fitty's pinky rose cottage said...
Happy Pink Saturday. I am late for my pinky round. :-) I love your chintz milk jug.. so pretty
Hope you have a great week!
- Monday, 15 June 2009 02:14:00 GMT-3
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Love all your lilac and pink,,,,Happy Belated pink...Have a wonderful weekends...Have a wonderful weekends...Smiles and Huts...ktherinllen
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Not just for memory, improves mood and mental outlook
4 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer2599628 on Oct 14, 2012
Purchased at iHerb
Within a week I noticed better memory. I was having problems finding words and recalling names and that improved but a nice side effect was that my outlook on life greatly improved. I was not as irritable, had better energy (physical and mental), didn't feel as overwhelmed by life and was generally happier and in a better mood.I am guessing the eleuthero might be responsible for this since it's an adaptogen. This product might be worth a try for depression caused by adrenal fatigue.
Definitely worth buying!
4 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Supplementsdiy on Nov 17, 2013
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Ginkgo Biloba is one of the most researched and well known brain herb. Ginkgo Biloba is a powerful antioxidant, that reduce free radical damage to the brain and as well as increases blood flow and oxygenation to our brain. In the proces s, more nutrients are acces sible by our brain as well. Gota Kola is known for improving mental function such as memory, concentration. It also aids in calming and relaxing the mind. Siberian Eleuthero is an adaptogen and is known to boost our energy and endurance to cope with stres s. It also increases oxygen level in our blood. The combined benefits are improved memory, increased alertnes s, sharpnes s and concentration power, calm and relax the mind, improve mental energy and help to lift brain fog. It can reverse some of the symptoms of neurodegenerative diseases. This product is one of the best brain enhancers as it uses glas s bottle with metal lid and oxygen absorber. The herbs smell very fresh when you opened it and the smell remains strong over a long period of time (les ser by the time you almost finish the bottle). You can be sure that the product remains fresh even if you are away for travelling. It contains therapeutical amount of Gingko (240 mg), as compared to 60 mg most commonly in most similar products. Lastly, there are no flow agents, fillers and binders! I use 2 daily so this bottle can last me 2 months. The capsules are vegetarians, not too big and easy to swallow. As for the price, it is cheap, considering that your brain is used every second and under great stres s! Check out my page for more reviews!
It Works Wonderful
3 people found the following review helpful
Posted by FruitsAndHerbs on Jul 18, 2011
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I've noticed better memory-retention. I can recall facts, numbers and other information much faster than before. It's amazing what nature gives us. Thumbs up to HealthForce for CircuForce :-)
I can feel the effect immediately!
3 people found the following review helpful
Posted by djsoma on Apr 13, 2010
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Yeah, does exactly what it promises. For intense use you can take 4 caps which delivers almost a gram of ginkgo extract. And other brands claim that 120 mg is a lot ... well it's not.
Not much of a difference.
2 people found the following review helpful
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I couldn't really tell much difference from taking this product. I may reorder and give it another month, but so far, it is not working.


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CUSHING, Okla. (AP) - President Barack Obama says he wants to speed up work on a pipeline between Oklahoma and the Gulf Coast to eliminate a glut of oil at the Cushing oil hub.
The president spoke Thursday in a pipeyard near Cushing and said increased oil and gas production were part of his domestic energy policy.
Obama also said millions of acres have been opened up for drilling in 23 states, but that the challenge is in delivering material to refineries.
He described Cushing as a "bottleneck" between producers and refineries located along the Texas coast.
The president also said that work on the Keystone XL pipeline between Canada and Cushing is being appropriately reviewed out of environmental concerns in Nebraska. An aquifer there supplies drinking water and irrigation throughout the Great Plains.
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My adventures in and near Deep Canyon, located near Palm Desert, CA and the pinyon mountains near it.
Monday, July 25, 2011
Photo Challenge ~"Red"~072511
This is a Mexican bird of paradise bush which I found over in Arizona this past weekend. We also have them here in our desert and I have a few in my yard, but mine are all the yellow variety. Photo Challenge for July 25, 2011. To see this challenge, go to: http://pullingmymaskoff.blogspot.com/
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Richard Corrigan's gourmet meal of succulent roast pork topped with deep-fried oysters and tooth-shattering crackling is guaranteed to impress.
1 x 1kg/2lb 2oz suckling pig leg, bone removed, skin removed and reserved
salt and freshly ground black pepper
1 tbsp olive oil
250ml/9fl oz cider
250ml/9fl oz rice wine vinegar
2 tbsp honey
10g/½oz freshly ground black pepper
½ lime, juice only
75g/3oz plain flour
Salt and freshly ground black pepper
2 tbsp olive oil
25g/1oz butter
8 rock oysters (preferably Maldon), freshly shucked
100g/3½oz watercress, to serve
For the crackling, cover all of the crackling ingredients with water in a large saucepan. Bring the mixture to the boil, reduce the heat and simmer for 3-3½ hours, or until the skin is soft.
Remove the skin from the saucepan, shaking off any excess liquid, and place onto a baking tray. Set aside to dry for 20-25 minutes.
Meanwhile, preheat the oven to 150C/300F/Gas 2.
Roast the pork skin in the oven for 40-45 minutes, or until golden-brown and crisp. Remove the crackling from the oven and set aside.
For the suckling pig, preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Using butchers' string, roll the pork leg up tightly into a tidy cylinder shape. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Heat one tablespoon of the oil in an ovenproof frying pan and fry the rolled pork leg, turning occasionally, until browned all over.
Transfer to roast in the oven for 15-18 minutes, or until cooked through. (The pork is cooked through when the juices run clear when pierced with a skewer.)
Remove the rolled pork leg from the oven and set aside to rest.
For the dressing, heat the cider and vinegar in a saucepan until boiling. Continue to boil until the volume of the liquid has reduced to 110ml/4 fl oz. Whisk in the honey, pepper and lime juice.
Meanwhile, for the oysters, sprinkle the flour onto a plate and season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper.
Heat the oil and butter in a frying pan over a medium heat. Dredge the oysters in the seasoned flour, shaking off any excess, and fry for 10-15 seconds on each side, or until golden-brown. Using a slotted spoon, remove the oysters from the pan and set aside to drain on kitchen paper.
To serve, carve the rolled pork leg into 8 pieces. Place 2 pieces of pork onto each of 4 serving plates, top each with some watercress and 2 of the oysters. Break the crackling into pieces and sprinkle on top. Drizzle the dressing around the edge of the plate.
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Farmiga and Andy Garcia give it their all but can't keep this movie afloat.
Summer 2013 was a strong season for that oft-maligned genre, the romantic comedy. Excellent films like The Spectacular Now and Drinking Buddies for the most part avoided rom-com cliches, and reinventions like Joss Whedon's Much Ado About Nothing made timeless story lines seem fresh. Still other on-s ... More >>
Going down stairs, around corners, and through splintery old doorways.
Playing evil is more fun than playing good anyway, right?
Critics elaborate on their votes, their favorite movie moments of the year and OK OK WE GET IT YOU LIKE MARGARET
The actress bares her soul to me.
The Emmy nominations came out today, but my mind is stuck on the Oscars and how there will be no shortage of leading actress contenders to pick from in 2011. Not only is Meryl Streep donning prosthetics and an accent again, this time as moxieish Margaret Thatcher, but we have the following o ... More >>
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In another February 2 ritual, the 2010 Oscar Nominees were announced this morning. The Best Picture list, expanded to ten nominees this year, are: An Education Avatar The Blind Side District 9 The Hurt Locker Inglourious Basterds Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" by Sapphire A Serious Man Up U ... More >>
94 critics voted. The results are in.
Hot on the heels of the big critics' awards and the Golden Globe nominations, the Screen Actors Guild has unveiled its annual award nominations for films and television. SAG has been handing these out for 16 years, but only in the past few years has awards fever caused non-professionals to pa ... More >>
Movie awards fever proceeds apace with the Golden Globes nominations. The once-derided Hollywood Foreign Press Association prizes are now considered legit and a predictor of Oscar behavior, so the Best Motion Picture - Drama nominees -- NY/LA Critics' laureate The Hurt Locker , along with Ava ... More >>
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As per usual, the Globes went for any movie personality who's famous (Brangelina, Tom Cruise, etc.) and with only a few exceptions dissed actual actors who aren't enormous stars. Uninvited from the buffet table were such underpublicized critical darlings as:
Skirting perversity, alas
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One Illinois-based company is taking the "slow and steady wins the race" approach to public plug-in vehicle chargers. Telefonix, which has specialized in making retractable cord reels largely used in the aviation industry, is looking to drum up interest in its L1 Power Post, which is what the company says will be the first Level 1 charging station designed for public use, according to Plug In Cars.
Level 1 systems, which run on the same 120-volt current as US households and uses the standard SAE J1772 connector, only add about six miles of range per hour of charging to a typical EV. More importantly, the L1 Power Post, which Telefonix recently showed off at a Florida conference, will cost about $1,500. That's about 25 percent of what many public Level 2, 240-volt chargers cost, although those add as many as 25 miles of range in an hour.
Telefonix, which has been in operations for about a quarter century, is banking on cash-conscious public and private entities to buy its systems, noting that a Level 1 charging station at a workplace will still provide more than enough juice during a typical workday to get many EV drivers home. Telefonix notes that hotels and airports are other places that wouldn't require the speed of a Level 2 charger in most situations.


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Alicia Keys coming to Detroit in April
Alicia Keys, a fourteen-time Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and producer, has announced that her North American "Set The World On Fire Tour" will include a performance at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit on April 17.
The show will feature special guest Miguel.
The tour is in support of Keys' latest album, Girl On Fire.
Tickets, which range in price from $48.50 to $105, go on sale Feb. 1 at 10 a.m.
They can be purchased at OlympiaEntertainment.com, The Fox Theatre and Joe Louis Arena box offices, Hockeytown Authentics in Troy (without service charge) at all Ticketmaster locations and Ticketmaster.com. To charge tickets by phone, call (800) 745-3000.
About Keys' latest album
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Group says Amazon.com sales will cost Tennessee $3 billion, 10,000 jobs
Interesting math in this study. To generate $456 million in sales taxes you would have to have close to $4.5 billion in sales IN TENNESSEE. Amazon's annual sales nationwide in 2010 were $34.2 billion.Apparently we here in TN are VERY good customers.This is a national issue and needs to be resolved at that level.
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WASHINGTON -- Programmable thermostats are getting easier to use and syncing them with smartphones is revolutionizing the concept of climate control.
"Some of the neat things we're seeing include, for example, voice activated programmable thermostats," says Senior Home Editor at Consumer Reports Dan DiClerico.
Another model uses GPS in smartphones to make temperature adjustments based on a homeowner's location.
"[With] geo fencing, the thermostat knows where you are relative to your home," DiClerico says.
When the Allure Eversense programmable thermostat determines the last cellphone in a home has left, or the first linked cellphone is approaching a pre-determined distance, the thermostat automatically adjusts A/C or heat as needed.
Voice-activated, programmable thermostats have voice recognition and respond to numbers of commands such as, "make it warmer," "make it colder," "what's the temperature in here?", and "what's the temperature outside?", says DiClerico.
Consumer Reports evaluated the "ease of use" of 30 programmable thermostats in two categories -- those that are "connected" with remote access and models that program into the wall.
"Honeywell has the top-rated model in both categories. They've really made a huge investment in this market and it's really paying off," DiClerico says.
Below are Consumer Reports' recommended thermostats and their scores out of 100:
Without remote access:
- Honeywell Prestige - 95
- Lux - 75
- Lux Smart Temp - 75
- Robert Shaw - 74
- Honeywell - 90
- American Standard AccuLink - 90
"There still is a lot of room for improvement in this market, but some manufacturers at least are doing a great job of making these devices a lot easier to use," DiClerico says.
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Kevin Sites of Yahoo! News' "Hot Zone" is featured speaker at Media Day
NEW PALTZ -- Award-winning journalist Kevin Sites, recipient of the 2006 Daniel Pearl Award for courage and integrity in journalism and creator of Yahoo! News' "Kevin Sites in the Hot Zone," will be the keynote speaker for the fifth annual Media Day at the State University of New York at New Paltz on April 21. The event is free and open to the public, and is sponsored by The Department of Communication and Media and the Legislative Gazette.
Sites' presentation will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Lecture Center 100 and will be followed by a discussion on the topic, "Media in Conflict: Are We Getting The Real Story?" led by a distinguished panel consisting of:
* U.S. Rep. Maurice Hinchey, SUNY New Paltz alumnus and Congressman, 22nd District; member, House Appropriations Committee; founding member and chair, Future of American Media Congressional Caucus.
* Ann Cooper, executive director of the Committee to Protect Journalists; former award-winning NPR correspondent and Ottaway Professor of Journalism at SUNY New Paltz
* Don Torrance, associate professor, S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, Syracuse University; former ABC-TV news anchor, war reporter and PBS documentarian
* Steven Poskanzer, president, SUNY New Paltz and former SUNY vice provost for academic affairs.
The moderator for the panel, Bruno F. Battistoli, is an alumnus of the SUNY New Paltz journalism program and chair of the SUNY New Paltz Department of Communication and Media advisory board. He is currently a graduate assistant at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, Syracuse University.
Sites' reporting is described on the Hot Zone Web site (hotzone.yahoo.com) as "news reporting for the new millennium - a nexus of backpack journalism, narrative story-telling techniques and the Internet, designed to reach a global audience hungry for information."
Sites has covered major global conflict in Iraq, Iran, Chechnya, Afghanistan, Somalia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, Uganda, Sudan and Lebanon. Coverage of Afghanistan on The Hot Zone Web site in March drew more than 4 million viewers a week. The Hot Zone content is now being carried by the Scripps Howard wire service. Yahoo! has a global audience of nearly 400 million users.
Note to editors: For complete biographies on all of the distinguished panelists, contact the office of Public Affairs at (845) 257-3245 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.