text:
Clowne Rock & Blues - Gig Guide:
The Clowne Blues Club is now Clowne Rock & Blues to more reflect the blues based Classic Rock Bands on offer & also because we aren't a club as such, as you don't have to be a member.
Live music at the Clowne Community Centre between Chesterfield & Worksop N.E. Derbyshire every Sunday night from 9:00pm 'till 11:00pm. Doors open from 8:00pm. Just 2 miles from M1 Junction 30.
Sensibly priced drinks, usually with a choice of at least 3 cask ales.
Doors open from 8:00pm - Bands start at 9:00pm
|November 2014:
|2nd November
|Paddy Maguire£4 in advance (+10% booking fee)
£4 on the door
|Whilst still a teenager, Paddy Maguire was held in such high regard that, after jamming on stage with one of his heroes, guitar player Rory Gallagher, he was invited to join his first band. He and his band perform with a potent mixture of power & finesse, the guitarist regularly pulling the trigger & unleashing visceral, mesmerising solos. Paddy is influenced by greats such as Clapton, B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Jimi Hendrix, Rory Gallagher, & in particular Stevie Ray Vaughan, to whom he is, understandably, probably most often compared.
|9th November
|Sean Webster£5 in advance (+10% booking fee)
or £8 on the door
|It's great to have Sean touring back in the UK again after a year in Australia & with a brand new band. Sean is a top class blues/rock guitar player with a great reputation on the British blues & rock scene. His style combines a great number of influences including Albert Collins, Eric Clapton, Mark Knopfler, Gary Moore & SRV to name but a few. His vocal style is of a rich, sexy tone with a low end rumble drawing comparisons with Joe Cocker, Bryan Adams & Jonny Lang.
|16th November
|Laughing Gravy£4 in advance (+10% booking fee)
£4 on the door
Laughing Gravy are one of Sheffield's premier rock & pop covers bands. They are a five piece outfit with each member boasting over 20 years musical experience. Coupled with a fantastic state of the art p.a & their own soundcrew, they will rock the house! Phil sings, Chillo plays guitar (loads of 'em) Jonny plays bass (a white one), Winks is our soundman but dreams of keyboard fame & Mick plays a seedy see through drum kit.
|23rd November
|Prog Doctors£4 in advance (+10% booking fee)
£4 on the door
|The Prog Doctors are a five piece Sheffield band who play a mix of classic & modern Prog Rock by artists such as Yes, Genesis, Steve Hacket, Porcupine Tree, Be-Bop Deluxe, Dream Theater & many more. This will be their second visit to Clowne, something a little different maybe, but they were excellent the first time round!
|30th November
|Carnival£4 in advance (+10% booking fee)
£4 on the door
|Popular local Powerpop/Rock/Blues band The Carnival are based in Sheffield & return again to Clowne for one of their legendary shows.
|December 2014:
|7th December
|14th December
|Friday 19th December
|Idle Hands This gig is now a Christmas Party Special
|28th December
|Ben Miles
|January 2015:
|4th January
|11th January
|18th January
|Swear Box
|25th January
|AVIT Blues Band


text:
Gonzo's Magic BurgerBurgers
257 Nassau Blvd
(516) 385-6353
Rich S.
Let me start by saying the food I had was delivered. l automatically lower my expectations because I expect some of the quality to diminish in the time...read more
Emjay U.
The burgers are very bland. Absolutely no seasoning other than salt on the meat patty. The menu is uninspired. I ordered the classic since most options...read more
Suzie S.
I decided to try this place because the reviews were wonderful, everyone was talking about how great the burgers were, and they were the best burgers...read more
Andrew B.
The "Magic Sauce" appears to be a 50/50 blend of ketchup and mayo. Ta-da.read more
Bobby K.
Great burgers. Definitely have the Houdini and a strawberry shakeread more

subset: commoncrawl


text:
November 27, 2014
ROCKFORD (WIFR) – The bitter cold winter left many people with a higher electric bill and ComEd is now making it easier to make the payments.
The electric company is using $10 million in assistance funds to help its customers who have faced financial hardship paying their bills this winter. Today ComEd was at the Rockford Human Services Department answering questions and looking over applications. Customers have the opportunity to receive grants of up to $1,500 to put towards their electricity bill.
"Just January alone, it was the coldest January that we've had in over 50 years. We saw an average increase of electric use of over six percent. We know for some residents it's even higher," said ComEd spokesman Paul Callighan.
Anyone in need of any assistance has until April 1st to apply by calling or going online.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.


text:
Loading ...
Fabulous Freddy?s opened its doors in December 1998 as a solitary gas station, but soon expanded to seven Las Vegas and Utah locations offering a menagerie of car-care services and human conveniences. Most of the company?s dutiful employees hail from diverse automotive-training backgrounds, but unite under Freddy?s emphatic mission statement: to offer fabulous service in every undertaking, from oil changes and full-service gasoline pumps to express detailing services. A strong commitment to preserving the area?s water resources led Fabulous Freddy?s to install water-smart automatic tunnel car washes that recycle or treat all drain-off and scan for H20 molecules with high SAT scores. Freddy's 24-hour gas stations and convenience stores satisfy the cravings of man and machine, with self-serve yogurt flowing from the Sandy location.
Premier Car Wash lavishes vehicles with detailed services for their metal exteriors and piston-pumping interiors. Cars sidle in for one of six subspecies of full-service car washes, featuring an ascending level of amenities. Detailing packages primp autos with a higher level of care and attention, protecting exteriors and shampooing carpets to prevent the transfer of dandruff flakes to the driver's shoes.
Branching out from their main focus of auto cleanliness, Premier's technicians restore unhampered vision to drivers by repairing windshield cracks, and they darken windows with tinting products from SunTeck and Solar Gard. Premier Car Wash also caters to internal systems with smog testing and mechanical services such as repair of brakes, engines, and AC and cooling systems.
Through the panoramic windows of Silver State Trailways' European motorcoaches, passengers watch the highway roll by as veteran drivers chauffeur them between California and Las Vegas. The luxury fleet has made the interstate journey since 1986, along with special trips to Arizona and such California tourist destinations as national parks, Disneyland, and the store where Arnold Schwarzenegger buys his spinach. Seating 31–61 passengers, the air-conditioned buses ease the passing hours with features such as onboard restrooms, reclining seats, and overhead monitors for entertainment. Committed to customer safety, Silver State Trailways keeps in constant touch with its drivers through a state-of-the-art communications system that pinpoints coaches' whereabouts without having to hire a film-noir P.I. to tail them on horseback.
What began more than 50 years ago as a single auto-repair outlet in Macon, Georgia, is known across America today as Midas. The trusted chain of car-repair shops spans 17 countries worldwide, and each location employs a skilled, reliable staff that strives to keep drivers and their families safe. This goal is perhaps best embodied by the Midas Touch Courtesy Check, a service during which technicians check fluid levels and tires for safety and check the area under the vehicle to make sure Robert De Niro isn't trying to hitch a free ride. Once they've given vehicles the once-over, mechanics can then prescribe any necessary services to keep cars running smoothly, such as brake repair, filter changes, alignments, and engine tune-ups.
Sharing 42 years of glass-perfecting and glass-tinting experience between them, the Lynx-certified technicians at Superior Auto Glass & Tinting mend unsightly chips and replace damaged windshields, mirrors, and windows with precise, timely service. The staff also tints windows to sun-avoiding shades using high-performance Suntek film, backed with a lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling, or discoloration. The shop's PPG and Pilkington windshields come backed by a lifetime warranty on stress cracks and leaks, and Superior's accommodating staffers can travel to clients to perform installations and repairs. The team also cuts laminated glass for classic cars and unveils a stock of custom rims for embellishing fancy autos and tricked-out tire swings.
Every cleaning treatment at WashWorks begins with the thunderous rumble of the automated wash tunnel's giant blue bristles, which effortlessly liberate cars from the grip of dirt and muck. A meticulous crew meets autos on the other side of the waterfall, greeting them with washing and detailing treatments ranging from two-step waxes to interior vacuuming. When cleaning away road-born gunk, the team repairs chipped windshields, thwarts sun damage with window tints, and sands down headlight lamps to remove scratches and bat signals.
While technicians work, WashWorks invites customers to retreat to its comfortable lounge for sips of coffee, nibbles of gelato, and complimentary WiFi.


text:
Wolfgang Puck's "560" at Reunion Tower.
- twinwillow Mar 17, 2010 10:42 PM
The ex's 50th is coming up at the end of March and I promised (yeah, we're still friends) to take her to dinner along with a few friends.
We haven't been to 560 yet and have been dying to try it. I would especially would like to have the roast pig.
What have your experiences there been like lately?
I went over the summer and it has its good points and bad.
The bad:
Service lacked experience and polish for the price point and setting and it wasn't just the servers. I tried to order a bottle of sancerre they were out of so I asked if there was a sommelier. A manager came in his stead (if they even have one) I asked him for a crisp full bodied white wine that was crisp and acidic, nothing oaky, nothing fruity.... and he pointed me to a Napa chard I knew to be oaked and a New Zealand Sauv Blanc $65....oooooookkkkkk... I got an alsacian pinot blanc and it was nice. Suprised someone would hold themselves out as a wine person and be that off point.
Next, we asked that our dishes come out in a specific order... First we want sashimi, AFTER that the Char, etc... Couldn't have been more clear... So when the suckling pig arrived first and 2 minutes later the sashimi I didn't hesitate to send back the pig and stop the char I knew was on its way.
The crowd was primarily what appeared to be large groups of tourist and old folks... and while nobody bothered me, it was just a stark contrast to the rest of the glitzed up dining rooom.
The Good:
The food, once served how it was requested was quite good... I had three appetizers, hamachi sashimi, artic char and the suckling pig... the sashimi was sort of a bore, but the char and pig were fantastic...
The view, if you can see around the sea of blue haired old ladies and tourists snapping pictures is actually quite nice...
re: DarnellErwinFletcher
Further to my reply below, thanks very much for the information about the wines. I'll look carefully at the wine list and keep the Alsace pinot blanc in mind. It's a good choice for that kind of food. Too bad it's not BYOB. I have some wonderful, crisp and spicy Alsatian Gewurztraminers in my cellar. I love them for drinking with Asian foods.
re: DarnellErwinFletcher
I totally respect your views and have pretty much agreed with all your assesments I have seen, Darnell. I did not have that sort of experience at 560. Perhaps it was some sort of geriatric convention in town?
Again, professing my fondness for the delightful chef Johannes. ;)
re: Scagnetti
Thanks. Good advice.
Darnell, your comments have me a bit concerned about going to 560 now. However, some time has passed since your visit and I would hope and expect the issues you addressed would have improved by now.
Then there is the thought of that suckling pig. I'm worse than Tony Bourdain when it come to suckling pig. I'd be happy to eat it on a paper plate. Just to eat it!
Thanks for your comments.
re: twinwillow
Every place can have an off-night. I definitely think its somewhere everyone should try for the sheer novelty of it, but I'm not going to be rushing back anytime soon.
DallasDude, I guess we can at least agree that Chef Sara is particularly easy on the eyes.
re: DarnellErwinFletcher
But did you have her laquered duck, or Gen Tso's quail? And the tasting menu is pretty fun. Also, she has a new happy hour dining deal that is welcoming to the pocketbook.
God I hate shilling for places, but do not be too quick to dismiss this gem up in the ivory tower.
Now the Puck catering at the various new venues (think Winspear and the Wyly Theatre) is nothing short of lackluster and borderline criminal.
re: DallasDude
+1 for the Wolfgang Puck at the DMA ... which is part of the reason (that and not loving franchises) I haven't been to 560. Doing things like that just damages his brand--what is he thinking--it boggles the mind. (Hardly anyone remembers Pierre Cardin was a great designer, Wolfgang--but a lot of people remember the tacky licensing.)
But you're making me reconsider 560 ...
re: twinwillow
Someone beat me to this, twin. Please tell use you got the laquered duck, it is INCREDIBLE.
re: twinwillow
Twin, drop in 560 for happy hour. It will give you a feel for that future visit and Sara has concocted a small menu that is wallet friendly.
Let me know how your Craft experience turned out, bud.
re: twinwillow
Have you been to Craft before?
I have to say the food was very good but I was not impressed with the room.
I wouldn't hesitate to go to 560.
re: Scagnetti
We very much agree. I *love* Craft and the fact it is rather stark doesn't make much of a difference to me. For dining twinnage cannot go wrong either way. BUT, if you go to 560 ask to meet the chef and put a word in for me. My campaign will succeed!
Scagnetti, your restaurant choices impress me more by the week.
re: DallasDude
Now I'm really confused! Maybe I should put the names in a bag and, pick one. The other couple we're going with (and me, too) like Craft's policy of 1/2 priced bottles of wine on Sundays. But, I'm always afraid to go anywhere on Sunday as I'm always afraid the best chefs are off that night.
re: DallasDude
<<Scagnetti, your restaurant choices impress me more by the week.>>
I'm trying...
re: twinwillow
I've had several really good experiences at Five-Sixty. Great addition to the generally weak Dallas dining scene. Unfortuantely, it is sometime forgetable that it is here.
I've booked a table at 560 for next Tuesday. I'll write my report afterwards. Many thanks to you all for your advice and suggestions.
Ok, so we finally went to 560 tonight. I'll have to say, it was very good. Not earthshaking good but, good enough that all were well pleased.
I had the roast suckling pig appetizer and, the lacquered duck for my entree. The duck, although quite good was, a bit dry. The crisp skin was excellent, though. The roast suckling pig was, INCREDIBLE!. next time, I'm going to order a dinner portion of the suckling pig. Service was excellent. They had a nice circular booth facing the window for us to be able to look outside. And best of all, the ex so really enjoyed herself. And that in itself, was worth the price of admission. Thanks for all your suggestions.
re: twinwillow
I trust you mentioned me to Sara. ;)
re: DallasDude
We only caught a fleeting glimpse of her. But as you said previously, very easy on the eye's! Hmm 'Dude, it seems we have the same taste in women as well as food. (lol)!
re: twinwillow
For those not in the know as twinnage is now, I will place a photo of the good chef Sara from the recent Savor Dallas event.


text:
Red Carpet Inn
6161 Gulf Freeway
***Manager's Special Nightly Rates : $30.76 < limited time offer
***Resevation price only, so please call 1800-928-2871 and mention you saw your ad in OLX.
***No credit card needed to reserve. Call now.
Weekly Rates from $170.93 & up
Monthly Rates from $699 & up
From Downtown
I-45 S. Exit Griggs & Broad / U-turn , Stay on feeder rd.
From Galveston
I-45 N. Exit Griggs & Wayside / Straight on feeder rd.
* Features *
*Digital Cable
*Laundry facility
*Free Wi-Fi
*Free continental Breakfast
*Free Local calls
*Micro-Fridge included.
*Truck Parking
*Security Patrol


text:
Posts tagged: partisan politics
Christie Wood: Today is my birthday. I woke up with a plan that would set the world on the right course for me again. I drove to the clerk's office and changed my voters registration card to unaffiliated. It felt so good to be free of ideals and platforms I do not support. The State Republican platform failed to include support for Human Rights. The National Republican platform has no exceptions for abortions even if a woman is raped. What has happened to the party that used to be celebrated and recognized for the great people in it like Nelson Rockefeller? Oh let me guess…too moderate. Not pure. On the other side of the aisle the Dems can't decide if they want God or Jerusalem in the platform (well I guess they did decide last night). Whew- I am free to look at candidates for their strengths and weaknesses rather than their party. It feels good. My new moniker is UNAFFILIATED. So happy now. Something tells me they won't miss me…
Question: What do you think of Christie's move?
"You're really a Republican, you just don't want to admit it," my publisher said to me the other day. "I'm a business Democrat," I countered, "if you insist on trying to label me." "No such thing," he replied, adding "and just what the heck is that?" Back and forth we go, having fun by trying to put each other on the defensive and deliberately distorting what the other says. We take our politics seriously and often disagree without being too disagreeable (at least in my case!). At the end of the day, though, we both say a pox on the houses of each party for being enthralled to their particular special interests. Neither of us has ever voted a straight ticket and both of us sometimes despair about the future direction of both Idaho and the nation. We are both dismayed at the inability of the two parties to work together for the common good/Chris Carlson, St. Maries Gazette Record. More here.
Question: Do you vote straight ticket for either party?
Partisan creep is moving in on non-partisan territory and threatens to wreak havoc on our good government. I am angry and very sad for Coeur d'Alene. In the just-concluded, by-law-nonpartisan city elections in Kootenai County, the Reagan Republicans won all the races they invested time and dollars in. Shamelessly, they pulled out all the stops on their party machine and played all the negative cards in their hands. Is there anything wrong with their game plan to insert partisan politics into local nonpartisan elections, practically, politically and/or ethically? I say a loud "yes" to all of the above. It's not just a question of changing the rules in the middle of the game (although that rankles, too). There are longstanding reasons why some elected positions are historically and appropriately nonpartisan/Mary Lou Reed, Inlander. More here.
Dan Gookin Facebook statement: "Sour grapes from one of the Democrat kingpins of Kootenai County. A woman who has mercilessly injected her own partisan politics into non-partisan elections for over a decade know. The left knows no shame."
Question: Critics would say that Mary Lou and Kootenai County Democrats have unofficially injected partisan politics into nonpartisan local elections for years. Would you agree/disagree?
I was shocked to find on Kootenai County Elections' website, beside the names of the two challengers for Post Falls School Board, partisan website links that promoted the candidates based on their political affiliation (Reagan Republicans). It is extremely unfortunate, and questionable, that our county officials allowed these partisan websites to be posted. (Those websites were pulled after complaints.) The leaders for our local school boards should be chosen on their experience, ability to lead, to understand and solve complex financial issues facing our schools. This is especially true in difficult times. We need leaders who set aside partisan policies, personal political agendas, who work together in a common sense positive manner for our children/Dawna Shepard, Independent, Post Falls. (County Clerk Special Election site here.) More below.
Question: Do you see the same problem that Dawna Shepard sees?


text:
What's for dinner tonight?
- mamma_spice May 15, 2009 02:10 PM
I'm feeling uninspired and was wondering, what are all you chowhounds making for dinner tonight?
Coq au vin. It's bubbling as we speak. With egg noodles (too lazy to make spaetzle, but I may change my mind) and green beans.
Well Mamma... I found De Cecco Cannelloni All'uovo @ the close out store and I would love to make it tonight but first I need to figure out what to fill it with, so...
I think I'll do a cold pasta and shrimp salad. It's like 87* here and I don't exactly want to turn the oven on to bake the cannelloni anyway.
I also got tomato paste in a tube that I am very excited about- the cashier said "WHERE DID YOU FIND THESE?!!" (I only bought 2 tubes.... )
And then there's this cute little squash I bought- I think it's acorn. I hope it comes out ok on the grill tomorrow night.
Grill just turned on....chicken prepped. Mrs jfood making a salad. Breyers Cherry Vanilla on sale.
Relaxing after looooooooooooong week and an early tee time tomorrow.
re: KiltedCook
That sounds great. I'm hoping to get some more heirlooms at the market.
re: KiltedCook
Yum! Is your recipe top secret?
re: Popkin
sounds like my cooking style!
Just had some yummy tuna burgers with a side salad. I used the sesame vinaigrette recipe from Chowhound as a condiment to the tuna- look for seared tuna burger.
For us, it's deep dish pepperoni pizza from ATK. Made this recipe many times and it's always damn good (even tho' I'm a thin crust guy from NJ...) Served w/ my famous (!) spinach salad that I appropriated from a resto I used to work for. Recipe: Thinly sliced red onion marinated in white vinegar and sugar. Thinly shaved white mushrooms (raw), 1 or 2 pieces bacon cooked crisp and crumbled, 1 hard boiled egg, sieved or grated (if you want to get fancy, separate the white and yolk...), baby spinach. Toss the spin in a simple vinaigrette of your choice, top with sliced mush, pickled onion, sieved egg and crumbled bacon. Fresh pepper on top and you're good to go. Oohhh...getting hungry... adam
We got some fresh pinto beans from the farmers market, and my wife made a pot along with some rice. Tonight we eat light, tomorrow we gorge on crawfish and oysters.
Huli-Huli Chicken, its a kiawe (mesquite) smoked half a chicken sold as a fundraiser by many groups in Hawaii. Side with a salad and white rice (of course).
a little out of date but i'm gonna post anyway.
tonight i plan on a spinach salad with grilled shrimp. spinach, red onion, some sort of crumbly cheese and shrimp panseared with lemon juice, garlic and sriracha, maybe a peice of bread of some sort.
i have a bag of spinach i bought last week without looking at the sell by date (i bought it tues and its sell by was fri) anyway the bag has condensated but it looked ok this morning so hopefully it'll remain that way.
It all sounds so good, I'm drooling! Well I forgot to post what I ended up making.
I started with some frozen chicken breast tenderloins (not enough to do very much with for three people besides making a meat sauce!), a shallot and garlic, the lonely leftover heirloom tomato, some tomato paste (to make up the difference), olive oil, balsamic vinegar, pesto, oregano, lots of feta cheese, greek olives and whole wheat rotini. I didn't know what it was going to be until it was almost done. When DH called and asked, "what's for dinner?" I told him that I wasn't sure and not to get excited cause it probably wasn't going to be any good. We all loved it and later he commented that my nervousness is a sure sign of a good dinner experiment! It was a good use of leftovers! The ripe tomato and the sweetness of the balsamic paired well with the creamy feta and salty olives! I didn't like the dark color of the sauce--but otherwise it was good enough for company!
Pancakes. We just splurged on a whole buch of fresh summery fruit so we'll have fruit salad, and maple sausage too.


text:
Tenants Harbor House Rental Photos and Description
Sleeps 8 in 3 bedrooms, 1 alcove, 2 full bathrooms with showers
This wonderful Camp, circa 1915, is affectionately called by locals, The Big Red House. It is located on what may be the most desirable 47 acres in mid-coast Maine.Between the villages of Port Clyde and Tenants Harbor, and has the ocean on three sides. This land has a slightly higher elevation than the surrounding properties, making for spectacular uninterrupted views.
This property has access to two sand beaches, one on either side of the house. These two beaches are very unique in this area of the Maine coast! One beach is cobble stone and sand and the other is sand. The 47 acres is 'a head' in shape, surrounded by the ocean with walking paths all around its rocky shore, and through the middle of the black spruce forest with its beautiful moss forest floor.
This is a perfect place to swim, walk the paths, climb on the rocks, explore tide pools, bird watch, explore a mature coastal spruce forest, enjoy picnics on the rocks. There is protected water in which to drop anchor.
- Suitability:
- non smoking only
- pets considered


text:
by Lee Mercer, President, HCAO
Over 100 HCAO activists from all over Oregon braved ice, sleet and snow to attend the Saturday, Nov. 15 statewide strategy meeting. Like the 100 settlers in 1843 who voted to become a territory of the U.S. (and if they had voted otherwise we would be part of Canada and have universal health care now!), we were charting a brave new future for Oregon. Reviewing our strategic plan to achieve single payer health care, we discussed various policy options to support the HCAO mission. The day also featured breakouts for training in intensive lobbying and use of talking points.
A highlight of the day was a tag team presentation by Representative Barbara Smith Warner (District 45) and veteran AFSCME lobbyist Mary Botkin. They did an overview of the political environment in Oregon (current make-up of the legislature looks good for our issue) and provided much wisdom on doing respectful and effective lobbying in the Capitol. Instead of making lots of noise in the rotunda, they advised talking to all legislators (not just those who agree with us), learning what each legislator cares about, and making sure we communicate and meet with the legislators' staff members, as informing them on our issue is almost as important as informing the legislators. Legislative Assistants have their own staff network in the Capitol, and our issue can move forward there, as well.
Besides remaining committed to legislation for a ballot measure to achieve the "Health Care for Oregon Plan" to create a publicly funded health care system and an extension and funding for HB 3260 (the health care study bill), we outlined other policy options HCAO is considering. Strong support was indicated among attendees for secession from the U.S. to create the Republic of Cascadia (with Washington and British Columbia), with health care as a human right enshrined in its constitution. This was a fully tongue-in-cheek proposal by President Lee Mercer.Read More


text:
Articles related to personality quiz
What Type of Teacher Are You - Teacher Personality Quiz
... do you have? Take the teacher personality quiz to find out. ... Take the following quiz to find out what type of teacher personality you have. Are you the ditto ...
Personality Quizzes - Psychology - About.com
Try taking some of our personality quizzes designed to help you discover more about such things as your leadership style, romantic attachment style, and ...
The Type A Personality Quiz - Stress Management - About.com
Do you have a Type A personality? These questions will help you look at obvious and subtle clues in your behavior and patterns that can help you assess ...
Personality Psychology Quiz - About.com
If you are not ready to take the Personality Psychology Quiz, learn more first by reading some of the articles about personality psychology below: ...
The Stress Reliever Personality Test
And while there are many great stress relievers available, but not every one is a good match for every personality. This stress reliever personality quiz evaluates ...
"Big Five" Personality Quiz - Psychology - About.com
Psychologists have identified five major areas of personality. Learn more in part one of the "big five" personality quiz. Select the answer that best fits how each of ...
Yoga Personality Quiz - About Yoga
Which types of yoga fit your personality best? Take the Yoga Personality quiz to find out.
Extravert or Introvert Quiz - Psychology - About.com
Are you an introvert or an extravert? Take this quick quiz to learn more about your personality.
Quiz: Do You Have a "Type A" Personality? - Stress Management
May 27, 2014 ... Take the Type A Personality Quiz from About's Stress Management Site and see if type a personality characteristics may be causing more ...
What's Your Romantic Attachment Style? - Psychology - About.com
This 30-question personality quiz is based upon several different assessment instruments developed and used by attachment researchers, including Hazen ...


text:
Connectivity: Wireless
Device Compatibility: iPod Touch, iPhone 5/5s
System Compatibility: iOS5
Color: Black
Weight: 21.12 Lb.
Warranty Description: 1 Year Limited Manufacturer Warranty
Battery no battery used
other Info.
Warranty Information
To obtain a copy of the manufacturer's warranty for this item, please call Target Guest Services at 1-800-591-3869.
- Online Item #: 14507194
- Store Item Number (DPCI): 057-00-2442
- Imported


text:
An Irish missionary in Wales, a contemporary of St. Patrick, and among the earliest of the Irish saints who laboured among the Celts of that country. About the year 418 he travelled to Rome and Brittany, and thence to Milford Haven. He erected various oratories near the rivers Cleddau, Gwain, and Caman, and at the foot of Carn Engyli, or "Mountain of the Angels", which was his most famous foundation. Among his converts was Brecan (an Irish chief), the ruler of South Wales, about the year 425, and this Brecan is reckoned by the "Triads" as a saint, who founded numerous churches in Brecknockshire, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, Denbighshire, and Angelesey. From the Welsh "Lives" we learn that St. Brenach died 7 April, on which day his feast is celebrated. His church, overhanging the Severn, is a lasting memorial of the Irish pilgrim who was the instrument under God for the conversion of a great part of Wales.
O.l.of Knock Holy Card
Prayer Cards
The Morning Offering Holy Card
Prayer Cards
Confirmation Rosary Box
Divine Mercy Glass Holy Water
Holy Water
Biography Of The Holy Family
Prayer Cards
N.s. De La Merced Holy Card
Prayer Cards
St. Sebastian
Prayer Cards
The Rosary: Book Min 10
Biography Of St Philomena
Prayer Cards
Biography Of Sacred Heart Of
Prayer Cards
St.dymphna Holy Card
Prayer Cards
The Catholic Encyclopedia is the most comprehensive resource on Catholic teaching, history, and information ever gathered in all of human history. This easy-to-search online version was originally printed in fifteen hardcopy volumes.
Designed to present its readers with the full body of Catholic teaching, the Encyclopedia contains not only precise statements of what the Church has defined, but also an impartial record of different views of acknowledged authority on all disputed questions, national, political or factional. In the determination of the truth the most recent and acknowledged scientific methods are employed, and the results of the latest research in theology, philosophy, history, apologetics, archaeology, and other sciences are given careful consideration.
No one who is interested in human history, past and present, can ignore the Catholic Church, either as an institution which has been the central figure in the civilized world for nearly two thousand years, decisively affecting its destinies, religious, literary, scientific, social and political, or as an existing power whose influence and activity extend to every part of the globe. In the past century the Church has grown both extensively and intensively among English-speaking peoples. Their living interests demand that they should have the means of informing themselves about this vast institution, which, whether they are Catholics or not, affects their fortunes and their destiny.
Copyright © Catholic Encyclopedia. Robert Appleton Company New York, NY. Volume 1: 1907; Volume 2: 1907; Volume 3: 1908; Volume 4: 1908; Volume 5: 1909; Volume 6: 1909; Volume 7: 1910; Volume 8: 1910; Volume 9: 1910; Volume 10: 1911; Volume 11: - 1911; Volume 12: - 1911; Volume 13: - 1912; Volume 14: 1912; Volume 15: 1912
Catholic Online Catholic Encyclopedia Digital version Compiled and Copyright © Catholic Online


text:
- Product Information
Product Description
3" Baseball Keychain. Individually poly bagged in groups of 1 dozen pieces. Please order in increments of 1 dozen pieces.
- Questions & Answers
- Reviews
Customer Reviews
- Cool little keychain Review by CC the Walker
I purchased these for our goody bags. Our church has a 5K Fun Run/Walk every year and we have bags for each individual that signs up to walk/run. I love to order different items every year to donate for this cause. We have lots of fun.
(Posted on 8/18/12)
- Awesome! Review by Vero125
I use it to give away as a mini souvenir in a presentation. Kids loved it.
(Posted on 3/9/12)
Write Your Own Review
How to Make Your New Year's Eve Party the Easiest Party You've Hosted
Don't sweat the small stuff this New Year's Eve—planning for a party becomes a piece of cake with the help of New Year's Party Kits!
10 Ways to Decorate Your Office or Classroom this Holiday Season
Add Christmas decorations to your office, cubicle or classroom to bring some festivity into the work place this holiday season! Get inspiration from some of these decorating ideas.
Ideas on Decorating for Hanukkah Celebrations This Year
Invite friends and family over for a Hanukkah celebration! Decorate the party space in blue, white and silver and serve traditional foods while making memories.


text:
Motivation: Tristan Body Transformation – Webisode 9
In this webisode Tristan responds back to the previous webisode video.
He decides he needs to go on with this body transformation and prove himself that he can succeed. He says he owes to him self and the supporters. So thank you all for the pouring comments and support. The story goes on………..
See you in webisode 10.
Don't forget to leave a comment. Share the video. Like the video.
Latest posts by adam (see all)
- How to rise and grind – every day! - November 15, 2014
- [LIVE] HANGOUT W/ ADAMwontLOSE – NOV 20TH 2014 - November 14, 2014
- [VIDEO] How To Find Direction In Your Life - November 4, 2014


text:
"Thank you for stopping by and following my blog! I will definitly check out your blog! Hope you are having a great day!"
Follow Us: Twitter | Facebook | Google+ | Pinterest | Quick Links: Join Blogger Programs | Join our partner Healthy Home | Featured Bloggers
Trelanie Welker has not received any gifts yet


text:
Shop 10 of the Best Stylish Last Minute Christmas Gift Buys:
2012 Christmas Gift Guides: Last Minute Buys, Under $100
Photo 1 of 11 View on One Page
ADVERTISEMENT ( more slides)Next
2012 Christmas Gift Guides: Last Minute Buys, Under $100
So you haven't started your Christmas shopping — what of it? There's only — um — four sleeps until the big day. Totally doable! We've rounded up ten presents ideas that are so darn fab that don't require stocking filler add-ons. Best bit is that these one-gift-wonders are all available in-store now, so you can do one clean sweep of your local mall/Westfield/chain store strip and be finito Benito! On your marks, get set, shop!
Latest Fashion


text:
Throwdown at the Ice Cream Showdown This Weekend
So much ice cream for just two bucks!
So much ice cream for just two bucks!
The fundraiser for hunger relief in photos
Water Grill welcomes 5x5 chefs, plus one, for a special dinner on Sunday.
Select tastings around town
The restaurant will turn speakeasy this September.
The 2009 Tomato Contest is being judged today.
As tomato season ramps up, Oliveto chefs taste 'till it hurts.
Sample over 100 sakes in three hours this weekend.
Only a game of "Edible Pursuit" can determine.
Noir is holding a Mad Men party.
What should you do this weekend?
Epicurious Entertains NYC will nuzzle in on Bon Appétit Supper Club's sweet pop-up action this fall.
Have a glass of champagne and toast Julia.
How to get the most out of the North End's biggest festival.
High-end dinner entertains the wealthy and feeds the hungry.
Sona will be the last stop on a famous chef world tour.
Martial Noguier, Alpana Singh, and dozens of other Chicago culinary figures will take the stage.
DineLA restaurant week was such a success last winter, they are doing it again this fall.
Eastern Standard celebrates the whiskey smash this Sunday.
Sunda's chef demos at the Green City Market this morning.


text:
HORSE PLAY; Just for the fun of it.newsreader A client program that is used to read messages from Internet-based discussion groups (the venerable Usenet) or syndication feeds such as RSS and Atom. Some programs provide a search and organization tool for both newsgroups and feeds as well as local e-mail messages, contacts and other to speak in a regional accent rather than the "BBC English" of the period. He soon became a radio celebrity and his most significant work was as host of the BBC BBC
in full British Broadcasting Corp.
Publicly financed broadcasting system in Britain. A private company at its founding in 1922, it was replaced by a public corporation under royal charter in 1927. Radio show Have A Go, which ran from 1946 to 1967 and launched such catchphrases as "How do, how are yer", "Are yer courting?", "What's on the table, Mabel?" and "Give him the money, Barney".
Easy as 1-2-3 1. Who did Lester Piggott 'jock-off' on the 1994 St Leger winner Commanche Run? 123 2 How many St Legers did Piggott win? 3 What was Piggott's first Leger winner? Answers on page 18 The List Five tracks other than Doncaster to have hosted the St Leger 1. Newmarket 1915-18 /1942-44 (war) 2. Thirsk 1940 (war) 3. Manchester 1941 (war) 4. York 1945 (war) / 2006 5. Ayr 1989 (subsidence) On this day ... September 7, 1910 Swynford led all the way in the St Leger under 16-year-old champion jockey Frank Wootton and held on by a head from Bronzino, with Lemberg third.
As a four-year-old Swynford became the first great horse owned by Lord Derby and trained by George Lambton, but at this stage of his career he was not a champion. Derby winner Lemberg would have prevailed on his best form but he failed to stay, though many blamed his jockey, Danny Maher.
My favourite ...
Royston Ffrench Horses I've been lucky to ride lots of good horses but Jukebox Jury, Al Shemali and Buzzword A term that refers to the latest technology or a term that sounds catchy. If not a flash in the pan, new technologies become mainstream. For example, Java was a hot buzzword in the 1990s, but should remain a major topic for decades. stand out Racecourses Ascot in Britain and Meydan in Dubai Racing heroes Sheikh sheikh
or shaykh
Among Arabic-speaking tribes, especially Bedouin, the male head of the family, as well as of each successively larger social unit making up the tribal structure. The sheikh is generally assisted by an informal tribal council of male elders. Mohammed, Lester Piggott and all my friends, family, owners and trainers who have supported me Relaxation Growing my own fruit and vegetables and then spending time around the dinner table with my family Holiday destination I don't have one as I work in Dubai in the winter Restaurant I like cooking, so my kitchen Compiled by Nicholas Godfrey, John Randall and Peter Scargill
Reader Opinion
|Printer friendly Cite/link Email Feedback
|Title Annotation:
|The Racing Post (London, England)
|Sep 7, 2010
|Previous Article:
|Gosden fillies catch the eye; MAIDEN WATCH.
|Next Article:
|Stow may get listed by English Heritage.


text:
Dialing for Dollars: Eva Georgia's Big Severance at KPFK
Marc Cooper does the math, as they say, and finds that KPFK paid nearly 9 months worth of severance pay to Eva Georgia, the controversial station manager. He writes:
Even the infinitely wealthier Tribune Co., owner of the L.A. Times, recently offered notably generous buyout packages equivalent to two weeks' salary for every year worked. KPFK, all of a sudden, can afford to be three times more generous than the Times?
Upon learning of the platinumn handshake, news reporter Molly Paige reinsituted her sexual harrassment lawsuit, which she'd previously withdrawn in exchange for a public apology and Georgia's leaving the station.
Cooper's all abubble with pledge break special ideas, too.
Fige Bornu, the "creative revolutionary" isn't sad to see her go.


text:
By Sport
- Selected:
- All Sports
- Selected:
By Columnist
- Selected:
Henry Abbott
- All Columnists
- Selected:
By Insider
- Selected:
- All Insiders
- Selected:
By Team
22 results for "celtics"
First Cup: TuesdayHenry Abbott
Buck Harvey of the San Antonio Express-News: Coaches torture themselves over success, and Gregg Popovich has been lately. He's been wondering out loud among his staff that, well, wouldn't it be better to lose a game? "That's why," one of his assistan...Blog | May 08, 2012
Monday BulletsHenry Abbott
Football has a ton of trick plays. Fake punts, double reverses, running backs lobbing passes. I love all that stuff. There isn't too much of it in the NBA. Maybe the occasional oh-no-we're-not-really-calling-timeout-now basket attack. Or, pretty much...Blog | April 02, 2012
First Cup: TuesdayHenry Abbott
Benjamin Hochman of The Denver Post: "They play soccer on Thursdays, Denver's melting pot of footballers from Brazil, Argentina, Peru. It's a hodgepodge of muscular men, lithe ladies and one 6-foot-11 dude who somehow seems to fit in like he is 5-foo...Blog | August 16, 2011
First Cup: FridayHenry Abbott
Jerry Zgoda of the Star Tribune: "Call me a cynic -- and David Kahn has, more than once -- but you can probably handicap this Timberwolves' coaching search simply by using one criteria: $$$ If they're willing to pay $4-5 million a year, the pick clea...Blog | July 29, 2011
First Cup: ThursdayHenry Abbott
Brian Schmitz of the Orlando Sentinel: "Dwight Howard faces a one-game suspension -- his second of the season -- after picking up his 18th technical foul in the Magic's 111-102 overtime victory Wednesday night against the Charlotte Bobcats, a game un...Blog | April 07, 2011
First Cup: TuesdayHenry Abbott
Mark Murphy of the Boston Herald: "Doc Rivers thought he had waltzed around using the 'S' word during a very damning halftime talk. But no translation was needed for the subdued players sitting in front of him. After watching Ray Allen fall head-firs...Blog | March 22, 2011
Len Bias and the war on drugsHenry Abbott
Nathaniel S. Butler/NBAE/Getty Images Len Bias as the second overall pick in the 1986 NBA draft. His death changed Colombian history. Jeff and Michael Zimbalist's "The Two Escobars" -- an ESPN 30 for 30 documentary that first aired June 21, 2010 -...Blog | March 11, 2011
Video: Steve Nash's charity soccer gameHenry Abbott
Brandon Jennings lived in Italy, and had a pair of soccer cleats custom made for him as a gift from his shoe company. Those two facts tell us nothing real about his soccer skills, but nevertheless I entered the Sara D. Roosevelt Park, just south of ...Blog | June 24, 2010
Wednesday bulletsHenry Abbott
Neil Paine of Basketball-Reference is looking into teams that are better in the playoffs than they were in the regular season: "The 2010 Celtics are the second-most improved playoff team ever, having tacked on +7.8 points of estimated efficiency diff...Blog | June 02, 2010
First Cup: FridayHenry Abbott
Mark Heisler of the Los Angeles Times: "Thanks, Big Laker in the Sky. The Lakers didn't win Game 5 Thursday night, they put it in the hands of the gods and let them sort it out. Tantalizing the Suns, the gods let Phoenix come from 18 points down in t...Blog | May 28, 2010
Thursday BulletsHenry Abbott
Allen Iverson's wife files for divorce. That's a family under some stress, for sure. A little bad blood between Paul Pierce and Stephen Jackson. These kinds of comparisons can make you go crazy, but how about Evan Turner being part Brandon Roy an...Blog | March 04, 2010
Tuesday BulletsHenry Abbott
By Henry Abbott Ron Artest is ready for his close-up. And he's barely clothed. The lengths people will go to for attention. John Krolik of Cavs the Blog, parsing some new 82games.com numbers: "It's still early, but LeBron's jump shot has been r...Blog | November 24, 2009
Turkey's best basketball, marred by violence, againHenry Abbott
By Henry Abbott Turkey is home to some of the world's best professional basketball. Two days ago, for instance, rivals Galatasaray and Fenerbahce squared off, and the court was littered with past and future NBA players. The Bulls have high hopes f...Blog | November 17, 2009
First Cup: FridayHenry Abbott
Michael Wallace of The Miami Herald: "Players and coaches said Alonzo Mourning already is having an impact in his new role as Miami's vice president of player programs. Mourning watched Thursday's practice with other members of the Heat&...Blog | October 02, 2009
Late Friday Mini-BulletsHenry Abbott
LeBron James, would you rather win five titles in other cities, or one title in Cleveland? Ask Ohio's Ron Harper, who never got the one in Cleveland, and would kill for it. Who's pumped up for training camp to start? Blazer assistant Monty W...Blog | September 25, 2009
Wednesday BulletsHenry Abbott
Huge thanks to Kevin Arnovitz for some great blogging while I was away. And without further ado: UPDATE: Allen Iverson tweets that he's close to a deal with some team or another. (See last bullet.) The Charlotte Bobcats are, reportedly, mov...Blog | August 19, 2009


text:
Benihana- Dumb and Dumber
Following the court decision to rule in favor of Benihana Kuwait, Alex McNabb says he is amazedby how utterly, unbelievably stupid Benihana Kuwait is being in pursuing this tawdry case - and how idiotic Benihana of Tokyo is being by allowing these morons to drag its name through the mud like this.
August 24, 2011 3:25 by p.deleon
You might recall the brouhaha around Benihana Kuwait, the restaurant that sued blogger Mark Makhoul for posting a mildly critical review of the restaurant. Mark, the man behind uber-popular Kuwaiti blog 2:48AM, defended himself in court and won the case.
Benihana Kuwait, a licensee of US based Benihana of Tokyo. (which has maintained an atrocious silence throughout), has appealed the Kuwaiti court's ruling and has won on appeal.
The whole sad incident has already created massive, global negative coverage online for Benihana. The story was picked up by bloggers in the Middle East as well as by a number of top global websites and media. Benihana, both franchisee and franchisor, could hardly have managed the whole sorry incident more cack-handedly. It's even recorded on the company's Wikipedia entry.
Mark's update post about the case is linked here. The court has awarded damages against Mark of KD1,000 – a pretty paltry sum, but an award nonetheless. He's going to take it to appeal because it's about more than KD 1,000, it's about consumers' right to hold and freely express an opinion and I must say in his shoes I'd do exactly the same thing.
What amazes me is how utterly, unbelievably stupid Benihana Kuwait is being in pursuing this tawdry case – and how idiotic Benihana of Tokyo is being by allowing these morons to drag its name through the mud like this.
This was originally published by Alex McNabb from Fake Plastic Souks
More on Kipp's Blog
Mall of the Emirates: A parking nightmare
In broad daylight: Conman in Dubai
Prospective employers are looking at your social media profiles
Head-turning launches at the 2014 GITEX Technology Week
Why I will never go back to Gitex Shopper
Cityscape: Dubai, building up for a fall
How to spend $1 million in one day
Totally Gaga ticket prices
Top 20 ways you KNOW you're in Dubai
Why we don't like the 'Ice Bucket Challenge'
Dubai hates dogs?
Will I ever win a raffle prize?
Just Falafel: Local flavour, global fervour
Media iftars: Too many calories, not enough content
Celebrating H.H. Sheikh Mohammed
5 annoying people you meet at the cinema
Football: worst fouls in history
2014 Football World Cup: in bad taste
2014 FIFA World Cup: Referees shown red card
Is Dubai set to become the dominant gold loco market by 2020?
Lately on Kipp
Hamilton eyes Abu Dhabi F1 title
Prince Harry in Abu Dhabi
Nico Rosberg vs. Lewis Hamilton
Here's why you should be drinking coconut water
Top five things to do in the UAE this weekend
Top concerts you cannot miss before the end of the year


text:
More Articles for steer and drive axles
Eaton, Roadranger Component Supplier of the Year
Industrial manufacturer Eaton Corp. and the Roadranger organization have been named Component Supplier of the Year by North Barrington, Ill.-based Idealease Corp. of North America. During the past 10 years Eaton has received similar recognition from Idealease on seven occasions.
Speaking ... Read More...
Read More...
- Highway Trust Fund: Who's in and who's out in next Congress214 Views
- Tracked electric vehicles the future of transportation?210 Views
- VIDEO: CBS's '60 Minutes' spotlights America's neglected infrastructure205 Views
- Rollover accident caused from surprise gravel road138 Views
- Don't drink and drive...especially your wheel loader!114 Views


text:
Our Newest Items :: Downloads :: Hot Deals NEW :: Message Board :: Why Shop Here? :: Contact Us
Hot Deal
International Dream Fly by Michael Afshin and Blacks Magic - DVD
$37.95 $12.95
Save: 66% off
Reward Points
No points earned yet on current order.
Log in to see how many reward points you have already earned
Great site, Great Service
Just had to send you this note to say what a brilliant website you have and what great service you offer to your customers.The ease of ordering plus...
Great site
My first order with MJM was interesting. A product I ordered was not in stock and I was already frustrated with E-Bay sellers and ready to shoot even...


text:
Updated: 01/20/2014 5:36 PM
Created: 01/20/2014 2:01 PM KAALtv.com
MASON CITY, Iowa (AP) - Officials say two Mason City residents have died of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning.
The Globe Gazette reports (http://bit.ly/1fRQEB6) Monday that 67-year-old Thomas Jimenez and his 80-year-old wife, Carmen Jimenez, were found dead just after 4 p.m. Saturday in their home. Police had checked on the couple after a relative called out of concern for not hearing from the couple since Thursday.
Police found the doors locked and had to break in. Once inside, police discovered the couple lifeless.
Police say carbon monoxide levels were strong enough that one officer was taken to a hospital, where he was treated and released.
Fire Chief Bob Platts says the situation remains under investigation.
Information from: Globe Gazette, http://www.globegazette.com/
(Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
|Car Plows Into Protestors in Minneapolis Following Ferguson Ruling
|Austin Police Officer Placed on Leave
|Police: Man Arrested with 35+ Grams of Meth Thanks to Watchful Resident
|Dramatic Video: 1 Hurt after Car Hits Protesters at Mpls. Ferguson Rally
|Police: Man who Drove into Mpls. Protesters was Trying to Get Away from Crowd, Considered Suspect


text:
Is Prince Edward Island less crowded midweek or on weekends in the middle of August or is it about the same?
Prince Edward Island, better midweek or weekends
Is Prince Edward Island less crowded midweek or on weekends in the middle of August or is it about the same?
1 Reply |
Report Abuse
Dear Krisz its better to see the Island during the week, its less crowded since most of the visitors usually go on the weekends. But you realy never know its what you feel best doing. Have fun
1 Reply |Back to top|
Sign in to comment.
Recent ActivityView all Canada activity »
- 1 Looking for a campsite for a summer program
- 2 Buffet Lunch near Niagra Falls?
- 3 Toronto: where to stay?
- 4 Vancouver top restaurant
- 5 Montreal Entertainment
- 6 Heli skiing in March
- 7 Any good ideas for Western Canada?
- 8 Vancouver Canada pocket wifi rental
- 9 Vancouver, Canada - General information about organic food
- 10 Train travel Vancouver to Seattle
- 11 What to do at toronto airport ??
- 12 Relentless Beauty - Panecott's Trip to the Canadian Rockies
- 13 VIA Rail Winter Trip Vancouver to Toronto Need Some Advise
- 14 Victoria questions for 30th birthday trip
- 15 Three days in Halifax - One being daytrip to PEI.
- 16 Toronto lodgings
- 17 Free parking in Halifax near Waterfront.
- 18 Planing a Trip to Toronto in December
- 19 rockies in september
- 20 Looking for a cold place to visit during my school break
- 21 Fabulous five days/Montreal & Quebec City
- 22 Viking Trail
- 23 sample itinerary for multi-generational family to Canadian Rockies in July
- 24 Quebec City trip.report
- 25 Difficulty getting from Montreal to Burlington by public transport help plz


text:
World Wide news application keeps you update with real time news as the take place and immediately reported in the following global news stations CNN,BBC,ALJAZEERA and NATION news. In the news it covers all the breaking news, business, weather, politics as the happen globally.
Check your Knowledge. Collection of Questions with Answers. Categories are World Geography, Geography of India, History of India, Indian National Movement, General Science , General Awareness, Economics, Current Affairs, Games and Sports, Chemistry , Political Science, Science and Technology , Art and Culture , Art and Culture , Commerce and Industries, Indian Constitution , Physics , Biology , Agriculture , Computer Questions and many more.
Philippines news gives you easy access to read the most popular news sources from philippines on your phone. Take this app with you and stay informed with access to the latest news. There are english and Tagalog online news or you can opt to read the rss News. In addition, you can receive latest news notifications. All this are for personal usage and non commercial purpose.
For no fault of theirs Tigers, the most beautiful animal on Earth, are going to be extinct. Save them from the clutches of the poachers. Earn charm points, move up on the leaderboard and make your friends aware of Save The Tiger cause.Play and let your facebook friends know about the tigers you've saved and how you take care of them.
best of 2013 recording apps chat application speed up apps friend apps prank apps sex stories


text:
Dri Duck
1 Item(s)
Dri Duck Jackets: Khaki 5020 020 FK Cotton Canvas Lined Hooded Jacket
$85.00 Free Shipping No Reviews
The number of Rewards Points earned by Rewards Program members when purchasing this product.
Rewards Points can be used to redeem gift codes that are used as currency on a future order.
1 Item(s)
I just wanted to tell you how much I appreciate the manner in which your customer service handled my order. Very professional and understanding. Thank you."
Laura J. from Bloomington, Indiana


text:
Created: 07/25/2014 9:25 PM
KOB welcomes a lively and courteous discussion as long as you follow the rules of conduct set forth in our Terms of Use. Comments are not pre-screened before they post. You agree that anything you post may be used, along with your name and profile picture, in accordance with our Privacy Policy and the license you have granted pursuant to our Terms of Use.
Join Our Email List
Business Search
|2 local moms whose sons died of heroin overdoses starting non-profit to battle youth addiction
|'Cafeteria angel' pays all outstanding lunch bills at two Hobbs schools
|Protesters shut down parts of Central Ave. Tuesday evening
|DEA agents bust heroin trafficking ring in Albuquerque
|Ferguson riots bring to memory June 1971 riots in Albuquerque that injured 321


text:
Watch – Mercedes SUV Plows Into Michigan Dairy Queen [Video]
Don't even say "woman driver."
Don't even say "woman driver."
Governor Snyder has signed new legislation that will make it more difficult to sell all types of scrap metal in Michigan.
Will it be enough to stop scrap metal thieves?
A professor at a Michigan college had his classroom cell phone policy turned on him for one of the best April Fools pranks ever!
See it here.
I'm not a car girl by nature, but when I saw this incredible example of our area's rich automotive history I stopped and took notice.
See my pictures and get a short history lesson on Futurliner Number 10.
This annual event along M-15 is a must for garage sale fans. If you have merchandise that you'd like to sell, but don't live along M-15, there's still a way to participate. .
Details are here.
At seven months old, Liam suffered a traumatic brain injury while he was at his day care center.
He's two now, and medical bills are piling up. This Genesee County family could use your help. They are selling raffle tickets for an award winning, custom built Jeep. We have details here.
University of Michigan engineering students can only begin to imagine the huge implications of their new development. What keeps them up at night is the thought that this could end up in the wrong hands.
Driving through Detroit isn't pleasant anyway...how would you like to see this in your rear view mirror?
Hey look...it's another huge recall from Detroit, but it's from Chrysler this time.
Mary Barra faced tough questions from Congress yesterday in Washington.
I don't think she represented General Motors very well. Take a look at some of her testimony.
You probably won't take home an Oscar, but you could say that you were in that Batman movie with Ben Affleck!
Have you ever worked for a boss that deserved a letter like this?


text:
Already a Bloomberg.com user?
Sign in with the same account.
Don't have an account?
Sign up.
Help! I can't access my account.
July 1 (Bloomberg) -- A U.S. crackdown on financial institutions for alleged sanctions-busting threatens to penalize more European banks after France's BNP Paribas SA was fined a record $8.97 billion for dealing with blacklisted countries. (Source: Bloomberg)
On Air Now
The Year Ahead: Innovation
Watch Now
©2014 Bloomberg L.P. All Rights Reserved. Made in NYC
Ad Choices


text:
We use cookies to optimise your experience on Travelzoo. By using our website, you are agreeing to allow this. For more information, see our Privacy & Cookie Policy »
Valid at lunch or dinner, seven days a week until 26 April, 2013, subject to availability. Any additional items ordered will be charged at their usual value. Multiple vouchers may be purchased per person, or as gifts. Reservations are required. Cannot be combined with any other offer. No cash value or cash back. The à la carte menu changes throughout the year to reflect the best seasonal ingredients. Gratuity is not included. See below for full terms and conditions.See all terms
+44 (0) 20 3564 3000
M-F 8am-6pm
|Enjoyed Most
|Other Comments
The excellent food - especially the roast beef. Service was superb.
|15 November 2014 David United Kingdom
The food was great; the roast beef melted in your mouth! The service was excellent.
Wonderful surroundings
|13 November 2014 Jacqueline United Kingdom
Very slow service Other diners offered complimentary drinks to compensate for slow service Beef was very rare &tough
|12 November 2014 Avis United Kingdom
The staff were brilliant and the service second to none.
|12 November 2014 David United Kingdom
Good quality food in a lovely setting. Excellent attentive friendly service
|12 November 2014 Mrs Sylvia United Kingdom
We are now transferring you...
We are now directing you to {0} where you can purchase today's Travelzoo Local Deal directly.


text:
Jon Gosselin Ready to Open Up (Again)by Free Britney at . Comments
Tomorrow night, Jon Gosselin will finally tell his side of the story.
Or at least how he perceives his side of the story at that very moment.
E! News will interview the Jon & Kate Plus 8 star tonight and promises the inside scoop on the status of Jon's marriage, his latest relationships and his plans for the future - and his reaction to whatever Kate says on the Today show this morning.
Get ready for a war of words of epic proportions ... or at least a bunch of contradictory statements and BS about how his kids will always come first, blah blah.
All we know is he's tired of being blamed, dammit! Team Jon!
D-BAG: Jon Gosselin may be the personification of the term.
Since reverting to single status, Jon has gone public with Hailey Glassman, been "in a relationship" with former Star reporter Kate Major, allegedly ransacked his kids' own babysitter Stephanie Santoro, then gotten back together with Glassman.
Despite all of that, and the photos to back it up along with the douchebag's own quotes, Jon maintains that he and Hailey have always been together. If that's true, the 22-year-old party girl must not read a lot of celebrity gossip sites.
We can't wait to hear what nonsense he has to spew this time.
This whole situation is so sad. Jon continues to profess "this is who he is", blah, blah, blah. He's gone so far to the opposite extreme, probably to overcompensate for being treated poorly by Kate for a while. But, have they tried counseling or something to meet somewhere in the middle? He just threw in the towel over a matter of months!! I don't care if he's only 32 with 8 kids....they're still his kids and he needs to get over himself and make sure they're his first priority.
I am so sick of hearing about both of them! He's a scumbag!!!
No one cares what lies they are willing to tell for the almighty $$
He doesn't need to tell his "side" of the story. There is nothing to tell. He failed at his marriage, broke his vows, twice. He's sleeping with at least one woman while still married and now isn't a permanent fixture in his children's lives. NO respect here.


text:
Nemaha Advocates Re-aligning Facts and Perceptions for Drug and Alcohol Awareness
The chairman of the Nemaha Advocates Drug and Alcohol Awareness Coalition told county commissioners Wednesday a 2014 community survey indicates an opportunity to re-align perceptions with reality. The Schmeeckle Research survey asked r...Read More
Nemaha County Invites NRD to Meeting Over Duck Creek Bridges
Nemaha County commissioners invited directors of the Nemaha Natural Resources District to their Dec. 9 meeting to iron out an agreement regarding a county road linked to the construction of the Duck Creek recreation lake near Peru. Bob Hilske, NRD manager, met with the commissioners Wednesday with a document he had drawn up that placed maintenance of Road 736 in the county's hands. Commiss...Read Full Article
Nemaha Advocates Re-aligning Facts and Perceptions for Drug and Alcohol Awareness
The chairman of the Nemaha Advocates Drug and Alcohol Awareness Coalition told county commissioners ...
Peru State Students Sponsor 'Project Linus'
Peru State College students have scheduled a Project Linus workday at campus on Dec. 1 to make blank...
UPDATE: Examiner Says Riverton Man Found After House Fire Died of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
The state Medical Examiner's Office has ruled the death of 66-year-old William Daniel of Riverton ac...
Farragut Calls School Reorganization a Start Point
Superintendent Tom Hinrichs and school patrons told a crowd of about 70 people Monday that a yes v...
Driver Safety Through The Holidays
As we enter the holiday season, the Nebraska State Patrol is once again urging motorists to "Be ...
Abdullah Chosen as Finalist for Doak Walker Award
Nebraska senior I-back Ameer Abdullah has been named one of three finalists for the Doak Walker Award, given annually to the nation's top running back. Abdullah is joined as finalists by fellow Big Ten running backs Tevin Coleman of Indiana and Melvin Gordon of Wisconsin. With the trio of Big Ten running backs being selected as finalists, it marks the first time in the 25-year history of the ...Read Full Article
Shields Shines in Huskers' 80-67 Win
Lincoln – Behind a career-high 35 points from Shavon Shields, Nebraska roared back from a 16-point...
Flames Top Peru State WBB
(Peru, Neb.) – The College of St. Mary (CSM) women's basketball team continued its 2014-15 unbeate...
Nebraska State Football Finals - Results
Monday's (11/24) Final Scores D2 - Exeter-Milligan 40, Anselmo-Merna 26 D1 - Hemingford 52, BDS 8 ...
Huskers Head to Iowa for Regular-Season Finale
Nebraska completes the 2014 regular season on Friday with its traditional Black Friday contest. The ...
Seven Bobcat Football Players Earn All-Conference Recognition
(Peru, Neb.) – Seven Peru State football players were named to the Heart of America Athletic Confe...
Opinion Poll
Latest News
Local Sports ›
Abdullah Chosen as Finalist for Doak Walker Award
Nebraska senior I-back Ameer Abdullah has been named one of three finalists for the Doak Walker Awar...
State News ›
Norfolk General Surgeon Facing Discipline After Allegations of Illicit Relations With Patient
NORFOLK - A Norfolk physician is facing disciplinary action after allegations surfaced of an illicit...
National News ›
Winter Storm Causes Power Outages Throughout Northeast
(NEW YORK) -- Wednesday's winter storm has left almost 400,000 customers without power in the northe...
World News ›
Queen Elizabeth Offers Warm Welcome to Guests with Help from Heater
(LONDON) -- She may possess a vast fortune and masterpieces on her wall, but that doesn't mean she's...
Sports ›
Scoreboard Roundup - 11/26/14
(NEW YORK) -- Top 25 College Basketball: Butler 74 (4-0) - (5) North Carolina 66 (3-1) Oklahoma 75 (...
Business ›
Thanksgiving Travel: 7 Boredom Busting Apps to Pass the Time
(NEW YORK) -- More than 46 million Americans who are expected to travel more than 50 miles away fr...
Politics ›
Obama Wishes Americans A Happy Thanksgiving in Weekly Address
(WASHINGTON) -- In this week's address, President Obama wishes Americans a happy Thanksgiving. Obama...
Health ›
US Adult Smoking Rate Falls to 18 Percent
(NEW YORK) -- The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says smoking rates are down again. For ...
Entertainment ›
One Direction Album Debuts at Number 1 on Billboard 200 Chart
(LOS ANGELEs) -- One Direction just did something no music act has ever done before-- had their firs...
Music ›
KISS Performing with 600 Cheerleaders Today at Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
Here's one more reason to be thankful on Turkey Day, rock fans: KISS is one of the artists who will ...


text:
Alabama > Sipsey Yellow Pages > Technology > Phone Service Sipsey
Vonage - VOIP Service
(866) 482-8396
An easy way to make affordable calls- using Vonage is easy. Sign up for a calling plan, set up t... More>
CenturyLink Business
(877) 453-9402
Cricket Wireless
(800) 274-2538
Cricket Wireless is the most affordable wireless carrier, with unbeatable deals on no contract ce... More>
Aloha Satellite
(866) 261-3970
Aloha Satellites, one of the largest DISH retailers in the country, introduces the solution to hi... More>
(877) 284-6596
Get connected when you move. CenturyLink, helps make the move easier. If you need to hook up o... More>
Phone Equipment & Systems Service & Repair
User Reviews & a Service Guarantee. Find a Telecom Equipment Supplier!...
Channel Choice
Get The Best TV Package For Your Business!
Lindley Lighting And Electrical, Llc
Phone Equipment & Systems Service & Repair. Get Estimates & More!
W & B Gold Leaf, LLC
(920) 459-8206
W & B Gold Leaf LLC is the only manufacturer of gold leaf in the United States. Located in Chicag... More>
Centratel Answering Service
(800) 664-7159
(602) 547-2405
PagePlus has all your solutions for paging including numeric, alpha-numeric and two-way paging. W... More>
CenturyLink - Phone Service
(877) 284-6596
CenturyLink provides local home phone service through a variety of plans that include unlimited l... More>
Wagner Communications Inc.
(217) 446-7243
Welcome to Wagner Communications! Wagner Communications is an answering service located in Dan... More>
Horizon Communications
(800) 729-5020
Horizon Communications is a family owned and operated telephone communication company located in ... More>
AmeriNet Voice Solutions
(800) 339-6080
AmeriNet Voice Solutions, the nationwide division of MessageLink Communications Corp., headquarte... More>
(866) 276-0737
Sprint Nextel offers a comprehensive range of wireless and wireline communications services bring... More>
updating results
You are currently searching
Sipsey Phone Service.Try other nearby locations.
- Birmingham |
- Hoover |
- Bessemer |
- Homewood |
- Vestavia Hills


text:
Eagle River House Rental Photos and Description
House, 3 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 10)
Enjoy your vacation in this 2400 sq ft private home located on the famous Eagle River Chain. The home features a large great room, wood burning fireplace, three bedrooms, two bathrooms, walkout lower level and a well equipped kitchen. Enjoy cook outs on the large deck overlooking the water, or just relax and appreciate the nature that surrounds you.
This peaceful private wooded lot has 189 ft. of frontage on Voyager Lake and is conveniently located close to town and some of the area's finest restaurants. Enjoy relaxing or fishing off the large pier. If you're a boater a 2007 20 foot Sylvan pontoon boat with 40hp four-stroke outboard is available for rental. Winter activities include snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and skiing.
We invite you to come create some memories at this wonderful property!
Keywords: Vacation Home on Eagle River Chain
- Suitability:
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets considered


text:
Graveside services to celebrate the life of Cathryn Killian Gardner, 82, of Camden will be held at 11:00 AM, Thursday, April 26, 2012 at Quaker Cemetery. Rev. Bruce Hancock will officiate. The family will receive friends Wednesday, April 25, from 7:00 – 8:00 PM at Kornegay Funeral Home, Camden Chapel. Memorials maybe made in Mrs. Gardner's memory to American Cancer Society, c/o Gail Kirkland, 647 Lachicotte Road, Lugoff, SC 29078 or First Baptist Church, 1201 Broad Street, Camden, SC 29020.
Mary Magdalene "Maggie" Wilson Roberts, 72, of Baltimore, Maryland, formerly of Camden, passed away on Wednesday, April 18, 2012. Mrs. Roberts was born September 4, 1939. She was the daughter of the late John Wilson, Sr. and the late Lillie Belle Oliver Wilson. She was predeceased by one brother Clarence Leon Wilson and one step-sister Annie Lee Miller. She was a member of the 1958 graduating class of Jackson High School.
Protective Packaging Inc. of Lugoff is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. To mark the company's quarter of a century in the custom folding carton industry, Protective Packaging is celebrating with a variety of special activities in 2012, including an oyster roast, a golf tournament and other events throughout the year.
Graveside service for James Earl Sullivan, 61, will be held Friday at 2:00 p.m. in Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Cemetery, Bethune.
Irvin S. Naylor's Via Galilei, making his first United States start, launched a powerful three-wide move through the stretch to score a one-length victory in the $50,000 Temple Gwathmey (Gr. 3), the feature race of the 91st annual Middleburg Spring Races on Saturday.
These are the days when you don't mind your team not being at full-strength.
The Boykin Spring Fling Untimed Trail Ride, scheduled for Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m., returns to Red Bank Farm in the Boykin community. All proceeds will benefit the S.C. Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation and Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site.
Funeral services to celebrate the life of Dorothy "Dot" Tidwell Kelly, 70, of Ridgeway will be held Friday, April 27, 2012 at 11:00 AM at Kornegay Funeral Home, Lugoff-Elgin Chapel with burial to follow in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. The family will receive friends Thursday, April 26 from 6:00 – 7:30 PM at Kornegay Funeral Home, Lugoff-Elgin Chapel. Memorials may be made to American Cancer Society, c/o Gail Kirkland, 647 Lachicotte Road, Lugoff, SC 29078.
Ben Frank Field, 85, of 216 Hagood Park Drive, husband of the late Grace Leona Chastain Field, passed away Monday, April 23, 2012 at Baptist Easley Hospital.
Funeral services to celebrate the life of E. A. "Sonny" Cogdell, Jr., 68, of Camden will be held at 11:00 AM Thursday, April 26, 2012 at Bethel Worship Center with burial with military rites to follow in Wateree Baptist Church Cemetery. Pastor Casey Mills will officiate. The family will receive friends, Wednesday, April 25, 2012 from 6:00 - 8:00 PM at Kornegay Funeral Home, Camden Chapel. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in Mr. Cogdell's memories to Bethel Worship Center, P.O. Box 581, Camden, SC 29021.
The Camden Police Department (CPD) is investigating a burglary at a wearable art shop on Broad Street that took place sometime between 6:30 p.m. April 18 and 9:30 p.m. April 19.
Jeffrey Stone Norwood, a blues musician who performed up and down the East Coast as well as in the Mississippi Delta, died Sunday at 50.
Helen Jean Lanin, of Elgin, has passed on. Helen was born on November 29, 1938 in Houston Texas. She is a graduate of LaPorte High School and Stephen F. Austin College. She was a teacher and real estate agent who loved reading and crafts.
Civilian Iesha M. Roper, a 2009 graduate of North Central High School, recently enlisted in the U.S. Navy under the Delayed Entry Program at Navy Recruiting District, Raleigh, N.C.
Members of the S. C. General Assembly appear poised to strike down the TERI program as the state's retirement system deficit continues to climb, recently hitting the $14 billion mark. The program was born out of good intentions but contained so many loopholes that it became the antithesis of what lawmakers intended when they started it.
Gene Faulkenberry, director of the Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC), visited the Kershaw County Amateur Radio Club's November meeting. Director Faulkenberry gave a brief history on the large scale emergencies that he has seen during his time with Kershaw County. He highlighted Hurricane Hugo in 1989, the train derailment in 1990 and the flooding that occurred when many ponds were breached after heavy rains in 1991.
Friends and family of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Frank would like to congratualate the couple on their 54th wedding anniversary. The couple celebrated on Nov. 19 with family.
Ms. Mary Melissa Hayes and Mr. Brian Lee Gaines of Anderson, S.C. were married Saturday, October 4, 2014 at 4 o'clock in the afternoon at the National Steeplechase Museum in Camden. The ceremony was officiated by the honorable Judge Harriet Pierce.
The cooler temperatures produced these winners in the Carolina Motorsports Park's Powerade Kart Races held Sept. 13
• Property rights vs. community pride is a conflict as old as civilization itself. In recent months, we've reported on two attempts to regulate the appearance of properties in an effort to clean up our communities. Back in October, Kershaw County Council rejected, 3-4, third reading of an ordinance which would have given the county authority to demolish uninhabitable dwellings deemed a nuisance to neighbors or the community at large. More recently, Bethune Town Councilman John Fulmer proposed an ordinance which, if passed in December, would fine owners of blighted properties if they don't clean them up after being ...
It started accidentally. Some good ideas and memorable moments are like that. They aren't planned. They're born, bringing with them an ability to nudge a way naturally into our lives and become a tradition.
As a part of writing this column, I go to lots of meetings, community events and conferences all across the state in my never ending search to find out about the people, businesses and community groups that are doing good and important things to make our state better.
Regarding your editorial in the Nov. 14 C-I regarding "Pit Bulls," I was disappointed that you chose to use the two recent incidents in Kershaw County as an opportunity to condemn a particular breed of dog, instead of focusing attention on the actual problem, which is the lack of responsible pet ownership. This would have been an appropriate time to support the passage and vigorous enforcement of laws that focus, not on breed, but on people's responsibility for their dogs' behavior. These include measures that hold owners of all dogs accountable for properly housing, supervising and controlling their dogs ...
I read Mr. Charlie Humphries' letter in Friday's Chronicle-Independent with interest. In the letter, Mr. Humphries implies that because the school district is producing strong results, and it is, making investment in the future isn't really necessary right now. As he puts it, the "If it ain't broke" philosophy.
Mrs. Connie Mae Mickle, 91, of 818 Campbell Street, Camden died Thursday. Friends may call at residence. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced at a later date by Brown's Funeral Home, Camden, who is serving the Mickle Family.
Ms. Ellna Marie Porter, 51, of 17 Aspen Court, Elgin, South Carolina passed on Wednesday, November 19, 2014. Funeral services were conducted on Saturday, November 22, 2014 at 11:00 PM at Abundant Life Fellowship Church in Camden, SC. Burial was at the Haven of Rest Cemetery in Camden, SC.
Persons interested in employment with the Kershaw County School District are invited to participate in the district's 14th annual Teacher Career Fair Saturday, Jan. 24.
Tampa Bay Rays relief pitcher and former Camden High School standout Michael Kohn will return home as the lead instructor for a one-day baseball camp on Sunday, Dec. 14 from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. at American Legion Park in Camden.
The Fine Arts Center of Kershaw County (FAC) will hold a new and exciting fundraiser, the Canine Classic for the Arts, to be held Saturday, Dec. 6 at the Meeting Place in Cassatt, located at 1166 State Road S-28-354.
The ABLE Club of S.C., the official athletic booster club of Lugoff-Elgin High School, is kicking off its membership campaign for the 2014-15 athletic seasons at the school.
Contents of this site are © Copyright 2014 Chronicle Independent All rights reserved. Privacy policy and Terms of service


text:
Worldwide / United States / Seattle, WA / Seafood Restaurants / Emmett Watsons Oyster Bar - Seattle, WA
Emmett Watsons Oyster Bar
Contact details
1916 Pike Pl., 16, Seattle, WA 98101, United States
Night Life Bars Seafood Restaurants
About Emmett Watsons Oyster Bar
Photos (0)
Customer reviews (3)
baffled by the reviews. emmett watson's is GREAT!
i am not quite sure why the priors reviews are only 1 star. i had a great time at emmett watson's. it's a casual, cute local seattle seafood joint, complete with blue and white checkered tableclothes. delicious clam chowder and oysters,...
Brian R1.
I was denied service there on 1/16/2010 at 2pm. I seated myself at a table for one and waited for 5 minutes, but the waitstaff ignored me. Then an elderly couple entered, seated themselves at the booth next to me - they were given menus,...
Charge more money than I really paid !
I went to this restaurant on Sep.21, 2010 and I came all the way from Pennyslvania to visit my friend in Seattle. I went to lots of places and restaurants with my credit card. Only Emmet Warson's Oyster Bar charged more than I really...
General info
Emmett Watsons Oyster Bar is categorized under Night Life , Bars , Seafood Restaurants and is located in Seattle. The owner of Emmett Watsons Oyster Bar may register Emmett Watsons Oyster Bar information to describe services to 1916 Pike Pl. Seattle customers.
Emmett Watsons Oyster Bar has 3 reviews. Share your experiences of Emmett Watsons Oyster Bar by reviewing it. Emmett Watsons Oyster Bar Seattle Night Life , Seattle Bars , Seattle Seafood Restaurants (WA) business categories were viewed 436 times, Seattle businesses received 45 comments and reviews for the last month.


text:
Side Navigation
- Christmas Shop
- Festive Looks
- Perfect Presents
- Give by Price
- Give by Colour
- Shop the Gift Guide
- Features
- New Arrivals
- Trending Now
- Polished Looks
- The Lived In Shop
- Limited Edition
- Departments
- Logo Shop
- Cashmere Shop
- T-Shirts
- Polos
- Shirts
- Sweaters
- Loungewear
- Coats & Jackets
- Jeans
- Trousers
- Cords
- Sleepwear
- Underwear & Socks
- Accessories
- Winter Accessories
- Extended Sizes
- Deals
- Winter Favourites—Up to 30% Off
- Buy More & Save
- Sale
- Sale
- More
Main Content:
Mens Jumpers Sale
Gap Mens Jumpers Sale
Stock up on casual basics with a quality assortment of jumper designs from the Gap mens jumpers sale. Our mens jumper sale offers a variety of classic styles for fashionable everyday wear. Find the ideal addition with the mens sweaters sale featuring excellent prices on quality designs. Discover a great collection of pullovers with the men's jumpers sale; enjoy easy care materials, long sleeves and stylish embossed graphics. The Gap mens jumpers sale also includes handsome crewnecks and hoodies at prices well below retail. Add a comfortable, stylish accent to your casual look with quality designs from the mens jumper sale.
Limited time! Ends 24/11.
Get 30% off* when you sign up for emails:
© 1997 - 2014 Gap Inc. | Privacy Policy and Cookies | Terms of Sale and Use | About Gap Inc. | UK Careers | Social Responsibility | Affiliates | Gap Outlet
shirts for tall men | sweaters for tall men | men sale shirts | mens straight leg jeans


text:
Microfabric™ Sheer Bodystocking for Men
An ideal bodywear product for guys who want their legwear to go all the way up! No waist rolldown or leg slippage with THIS garment! Enjoy the comfort of a bodystocking made for men. You asked for it, and we developed it! Truly a joy to wear, our trademark Microfabric™ material is smooth, mostly matte, and glides well under trousers, massaging and energizing your legs all day. The comfortable brief and torso are cool and minimize moisture build-up. The bodystocking features a convenient male-comfort split panel with fly opening, broad shoulder straps placed for optimal comfort, sheer toe, sheer but subtly reinforced brief/torso for durability, and stretchy knitted-in chest band.
Sizes: M, L, XL and XXL. If you are tall and thin, order large. If you are tall and big, order XL or XXL. The fabric that doesn't stretch out stretches up. Available in beige and black.
Contains 85% nylon and 15% spandex.
Showing reviews 1-5 of 33 | Next
Posted by Jim on 5 Oct 2014
I will admit that I have only purchased one pair a long time ago...before the wider straps. I agree with another poster that I would continue to buy if they had higher spandex content. Would like to see these in high glide. Perhaps I'll buy another pair in the future but would really like to see some in a higher spandex/support leg.
Posted by Douglas on 22 Jul 2014
These are by far the best nylons I've ever worn. In fact I'm wearing them right now. The wider straps are more comfortable and I found buying a size larger than normal they stay up and the legs don't slide down during the day. I can't wait for a heavier version for winter although these seem to be reasonably warm in winter, and cool in summer. Great product. Keep up the good work.
Posted by Robert on 25 Jun 2014
I've only purchased on pair and that was when they first came out. I would LOVE to see these with the 2019 (higher spandex) leg. Also...the shoulder strap is okay right out of the package but rolls and digs in once on. REALLY like the fly opening. Go with a wider strap and adjust the material and I would buy this style for years to come. [The straps are now being made wider. Light support outsells full support, so that's why we went with light support. - GLS]
Posted by Gary on 16 May 2014
Wow! What a product. Extremely comfortable, wide shoulder straps great, design of men's panel perfect and no need for any adjustment at all during the day. If you don't have one (or two) in your wardrobe, you're mad. Just one negative - maybe a tan or a navy as additional choices.
Posted by Kevin on 18 Dec 2013
I washed it before wearing, and it still ripped where the leg meets begining of the torso, I was in Russia and it did keep me warm while fishing, but scared it would rip even more so I did not give it a second chance. I did not keep the package to return it, I'll learn next time. [Perhaps it was too small? Email us at GLS at glieberman dot com and tell us more. - GLS]
Showing reviews 1-5 of 33 | Next