text:
Artist 1
Station Events
Community Events
Join The RadioHeads
RadioHeads Text Club
Smartphone Apps
Meet Foster
Meet Alli
Win Stuff
General Contest Rules
Contact Us
Contact Information
EEO Report
Advertising Information
Unless otherwise noted, winners must be 18 years old or older to win.
Employees of Curtis Media Group or respective affiliates, clients, sponsors, other Triangle media companies, and their respective families are ineligible to win.
All prizes must be picked up from Curtis Media Group at our Highwoods Studios, 3012 Highwoods Blvd., Suite 201< Raleigh, NC 27604) during business hours, Monday-Friday, 8:30 am-5:30 pm.
Winner must provide photo identification to claim their prize.
In the event of a tie, the winner will be selected by random drawing or another means deemed appropriate by the station.
All prizes are awarded "as is." No change or conversion of prize for cash will be permitted.
Date and time of promotion can change at anytime due to the discretion of the general manager and/or promotions department.
All decisions by station management are final.
All State, Local, Federal and or other taxes, duties, tariffs, title fees, licensing fees, or other fees for prizes awarded become the sole responsibility of the winner. All those who win a prize or prizes valued at over $600 will be issued an IRS form 1099 to report their winnings.
If winner requests for prize to be mailed, station does not maintain liability for damaged or lost prizes.
Prizes will be forfeited or reassigned if not claimed within 30 days from date of winning. All prizes are non transferable.
In consideration of our station allowing individuals to participate in competitions, contestants release station and associated employees, clients and agencies of any liability for damages or injuries incurred while participation in any station radio contest or promotion.
Contest rules, dates, or prizes may change at any time at the discretion of general manager.
In the event that a contest prize becomes unavailable, we reserve the right to substitute another prize.
In the case of movie premiers, or like events, admission is not guaranteed. Admission to these events is on a first-come, first-seated basis.
All contestants give radio station exclusive right to use their name (s), voice(s) and /or any other likeness for promotional purposes.
Violations of any of these rules or attempts to win any contest by fraud, deception, or cheating shall be grounds for station management to disqualify that individual from participating in all current and future contests as well as forfeiture of any prizes won by fraudulent means.
An Ad has not been trafficed here..
All Time Views
Radiothon 2014
KISS & Motley Crue
NC Auto Expo
Recently Updated
Radiothon 2014
Farm Aid 2014
REO Speedwagon & Chicago
Frankie Ballard Revels in Number One Success of 'Sunshine & Whiskey'
Rape at UVA: Readers Say Jackie Wasn't Alone
Nicki Minaj, Charli XCX, One Direction to Play 'SNL' Next Month
On this Day November 21, 1960
On this Day November 21, 1983
On this Day November 21, 1991
On this Day November 21, 2003
On this Day November 21, 1980
AC/DC Singer Challenges Gene Simmons
Alison Krauss Impersonator Enters Plea
Art Garfunkel Pays Tribute To The Graduate Director Mike Nichols
One Direction, Justin Bieber & Cody Simpson: Real-Time Twitter Chart Rewind Ep. 25
Top 10 American Music Awards Moments: Past AMAs' Video Highlights
Mr. Probz Rides 'Waves' to No. 1 on Hot Dance/Electronic Songs Chart
Copyright ©
Triton Digital Media
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy


text:
Verizon Wireless Announces Educational Empowerment Program With The McCaskey High School Campus In Lancaster
Verizon Wireless, provider of the largest and most reliable 4G LTE network in America, today announced that it will implement an educational empowerment program at the School District of Lancaster's two McCaskey High School buildings, J.P. McCaskey and McCaskey East, in partnership with Samsung. The program will focus on mobile learning and inform students how to leverage technology in and out of the classroom to assist in learning and preparing for entering higher education or the workforce.
"Giving back to the community is a top priority for Verizon Wireless," said Mario Turco, Regional President for Verizon Wireless. "This program fulfills our goals on several levels; it teaches students about technology, opens them to experiences they wouldn't ordinarily have, and drives home the importance of continuing their education, all while flexing their creative muscles and collaborating."
Since the educational empowerment program was created by Verizon Wireless in 2011, it has been implemented in 15 high schools in the northeastern United States. Verizon Wireless selected J.P. McCaskey and McCaskey East to be the first high schools in Pennsylvania to execute the program.
The program's signature component is its student app competition, which will have 12 teams of three students, all selected by the schools' administration, working to develop unique app concepts and creating marketing plans around them. Throughout the project, which runs through April, students will attend bi-weekly workshops conducted by Verizon Wireless team members covering topics such as resume writing, job interview skills, and social media fundamentals.
At the end of the project term, teams will present their app concepts and marketing plans. A panel of judges from Verizon Wireless will select three finalists and a public online vote will determine first and second place winners. The members of the winning team will receive $2,000 scholarships, new Samsung tablets and Verizon Wireless summer internships.
About Author
- VIDEO: Watch Music Video for ONE DIRECTIONS's 'Night Changes'
- Children's TV Program CHUGGINGTON to Kick Off First North American Live Tour This Winter
- Williams-Sonoma to Host Ina Garten 'Make It Ahead' Book Tour
- VIDEO: The New Basement Tapes Perform on JIMMY KIMMEL LIVE
- AN ILIAD, Starring Denis O'Hare, Set for Tonight's 'Theater Close-Up' on THIRTEEN
- Billy Joel Honored With 2014 Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song; Concert to Air 1/2 on PBS
- Photo Flash: First Look at THE FLASH & ARROW's Crossover Episode
- FOX Sets January Premiere Dates New Drama EMPIRE & AMERICAN IDOL
- Time Warner Cable Brings Your Favorite 'Musicals' to On Demand

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Archaeology Dig at Holmes House a 'Hands On' Lesson in History
PLYMOUTH — It's early October, 1892, and the village of Plymouth N.H., is winding down after a busy fall day. As the autumn light fades and breeze turns cooler, a man steps out of the rear door of his house on Summer Street, walking toward an adjoining barn, and without breaking stride, he throws away a dish he had just broken in the kitchen. Just below him, the Main Street is quiet, except for the occasional clatter of horses' hooves, while the dim yellow glow of kerosene lamps in the windows of neighboring houses provides a counterpoint to the gathering dusk.
It's a scene repeated countless times over dozens of decades in Plymouth; but that one act of discarding trash will ultimately produce an exciting and transformative moment for a Plymouth State University student. Now, nearly 120 years later, students in David Starbuck's Intro to Archaeology class are digging behind the Holmes House–and Hannah Dutton's eyes widen as her trowel delicately scoops up a tiny shard of a broken plate, seeing the light of day more than a century after it was thrown away.
"I really like feeling connected to history, this came from a different time, a simpler time, and it hasn't been touched since it was thrown away, which is really cool," said Dutton. A first-year Anthropology major from Merrimac. Dutton says the dig is galvanizing her career choice.
"This makes me more excited and solidifies what I want to be doing–I definitely want to keep going with this in the future."
According to Professor Starbuck, Holmes House pre-dates any of Plymouth State University's academic predecessors by nearly three decades, and the grounds are a prime spot for unearthing artifacts of life before any modern conveniences, like rubbish collection.
"We're digging on the east side of Holmes House, which has always been the backyard of the home and adjacent barn," said Starbuck. "Right behind the rear doors of dwellings is where you find the most artifacts. There are nails from the house, pieces of pottery, buttons and buckles, tobacco pipes, pieces of butchered bone. For the folks who lived in the Holmes House in the 19th century, their lives are reflected all through their backyard in their trash, and the students are helping tell that story. Real archaeology starts with these basic skills in the field. This is real archaeology and it's on their own campus."
Last Updated on Wednesday, 09 October 2013 08:08
Hits: 111
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer event October 20
LACONIA — Greater Lakes Region residents are needed to help change the course of breast cancer forever. The American Cancer Society Making Strides Against Breast Cancer is hosting a 3.5 mile non-competitive fundraising walk, with a five mile option, on Sunday, October 20 at 10 a.m.. The walk will begin at Opechee Park in Laconia, and will help the Society do the most for people with breast cancer today to end the disease tomorrow.
Making Strides walks in nearly 300 communities nationwide, help to raise$60 million dollars for the American Cancer Society each year to save lives from breast cancer. The dollars raised fund groundbreaking research to find, prevent, treat, and cure breast cancer; ensure access to mammograms for women who need them; and provide free resources and support to the one in two newly diagnosed women who turn to the Society for help and support, including transportation and lodging during treatment.
"Making Strides Against Breast Cancer unites us to walk together as the most powerful force to end breast cancer," said Erinn Drouin, American Cancer Society staff partner for the Greater Lakes Region "The progress we are making is remarkable, but we need volunteers to help us finish the fight."
Sponsors of this year's Greater Lakes Region Making Strides event include: Meredith Village Savings Bank.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 09 October 2013 08:00
Hits: 205
CASA Guardian Ad Litem Training sessions in Plymouth
PLYMOUTH — Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of NH is holding four training sessions from October 19 through November 16 in Plymouth to help increase the number of specially trained advocates available.
CASA volunteers advocate for children in our state who have been abused or neglected. Unfortunately, in the last several months, CASA of NH has had to decline working with some of the children who need advocacy the most throughout the Plymouth and Lakes region area due to a shortage of volunteers.
Currently, there are about 400 everyday heroes who voluntarily advocate for kids and youth throughout the state with CASA. These 400 volunteers are able to meet the need of about 80% of the children and youth who have been abused
Training is led by CASA supervisors as well as a local family law attorney, social worker and foster parent, and covers a wide array of topics to best prepare each advocate for the child or sibling group they choose to work with. Once trained, CASA volunteers are appointed a staff supervisor who is available to support them in court and for all questions, concerns and assistance they need throughout the process.
Volunteers do not need a legal or social work background. They do need to be 21 years of age, have a high school diploma, ability to attend court hearings approximately every three months, the time to meet with the child once a month and the time to talk with various people involved in the child's life. Transportation and computer skills are essential.
Volunteers are expected to commit to the length of time that it takes for a safe, permanent plan to be established for the child or youth. While this amount of time can vary widely, the average length of a case is 22 months. CASA volunteers become the expert on the child, represent their best interests by making independent and objective recommendations and really make a difference to a child or youth in need.
Last Updated on Wednesday, 09 October 2013 07:51
Hits: 196
100113ForestviewAtMPD 3 col. photo PoliceDepartmentVisit
Residents from Forestview Manor decided to honor Hometown Heroes on September 11 by baking and delivering homemade cookies and treats. Residents stopped by the Meredith Police Department, where Meredith Police Officer Robert Donnelly gratefully accepted homemade baked goods from a group of Forestview Residents, eager to show their appreciation for all of the work the Meredith Police Department does to keep the community safe. Pearl, Terry, Claire, Evelyn, Rita, Marge, and Carolyn came to represent 76 Forestview residents, many of whom pitched in to prepare the homemade goodies. (Courtesy photo)
Last Updated on Wednesday, 09 October 2013 07:46
Hits: 122
More Articles...
- Shamanic Journeying program at the Fitness Edge
- Pub Mania Shuffle Kicking into High Gea
- Writers' Workshop at Sanbornton Public Library
- Bank of New Hampshire Launches 4th Annual Feeding NH Food Drive
- Trinity Episcopal Church plans Harvest Supper
- LifeQuest Church Adult Luncheon 'Facing Death without Fear'


text:
here welcome to: forums > dear dish-it > friends > my bf moved :(
here welcome to: forums > dear dish-it > friends > my bf moved :(
Whether you're digging them or dissing them - here's a place to dish about your BFF's or not.
"-miaIScool-" wrote:ok so i was at school having a nice day then BOOM my friends ran to me saying ur bf traded schools! i was shocked and lil happy so wat should i do? get with my other crush or forget bout boys
Jin young
Sandeul of B1A4 eating CNU's stuff
B1A4 all together
I'm a B1A4 fan forever!
A great online version of the famous Candy Crush. This is the best game launched...
Have you ever fancied being a ranger like those fantasy characters you love so m...
You run across the city in a car chase with the police officers.
The evil master kidnapped all of your friends!
Explore the world or hang out with friends in your own condo. Get a unique look,...


text:
Makerclub Helps You Learn 3D-Printed Robotics
Want to make a giant 3D-printed spider robot? A humanoid help-mate? A robotic scorpion with a powerful, electrified tail? Makerclub can probably help. Created as a place for makers to come together and discuss 3D printed robotics, the service is now part commerce site, part repository, and part educational resource. Interestingly, the service is also offering a hardware brain on Indiegogo to… Read More
Fire TV Stick Review: A Great Streamer For An Amazon Household
The Fire TV Stick works. That's about all there is to it. It streams videos from Amazon, Netflix and more. It plays simple games and streams from local network shares. But it's not for everyone. There are better products on the market for some users. That said, the Fire TV Stick is well worth its $40 price tag. Read More
Mikme Is A Portable, Multitrack Recording Rig For Your Cool Band
If you got your first real six string at the Five and Dime and you and you and some guys from school got together to record some songs primarily during and around the summer of 1969, you probably could have used the Mikme. The Mikme is a box-shaped microphone that can sit anywhere in the room and record, the creator claims, audiophile-quality sound wirelessly. It connects to a phone or tablet… Read More
This Week On The TC Gadgets Podcast: Nokia N1, Intel MICA, And The New Parrot Drone
News is picking up in time for the holiday season, with Nokia announcing the Android-powered N1 tablet. Meanwhile, Intel got into the fashion game with the new MICA data-connected bracelet, complete with a Sapphire OLED touchscreen. Plus, Parrot just released its latest drone, and Matt can't get enough of it. Read More
Makerbot CEO Jenny Lawton On Ramping Up A Fast-Moving Company
3D printer company Makerbot experienced almost exponential growth. After a few years in a cramped Brooklyn warehouse, the team grew from 20 to 600 in a few short years and the company was bought by Stratasys, a major player in the professional printing space. Makerbot's new CEO, Jenny Lawton, sat down with us to talk a bit about what it meant to be a global company and how it felt… Read More
A Gift Guide For The Tech-Friendly Kitchen
Kitchen gadgets are always a good option if there's someone on your list that likes to cook, craft, bake and do whatever else in the culinary way. There's a lot out there that can help simplify the cooking process, enable the creation of new types of dishes, and just generally improve the overall quality and health benefits of the food you eat.
Blendtec Designer 725 Blender Will… Read More
Prizm Plays Music You Like To Transform Your Living Room Into Your Favorite Coffee Shop
Remember the last time you went to the same coffee shop or bar because the staff tends to play music you like and you don't have to pick the next song? Prizm is a neat little pyramid add-on for your sound system to transform your living room into this coffee shop you like. The French startup is just beginning the last week of its Kickstarter campaign of its $129 smart music player for… Read More
Dyson Invests $2.35B In R&D, Aims To Launch 100 New Products Over The Next Four Years
Dyson is spending big on new products and product categories, the company announced today. The maker of vacuums, fans, heaters, hand dryers, robots and more announced today that it would be spending a total of $2.35 billion across a UK tech campus, expansion of its manufacturing efforts, investment in British universities to foster talent, and $1.56 billion in new specific tech development… Read More
GoPro Craters 9.3% After Pricing Its Secondary Offering At A Discount
GoPro fell more than 9 percent today, after it priced its secondary offering at $75 per share, a discount to its market price. The company ended regular trading today at $71.74 per share, or a several dollar negative delta to the proposed price. The company will sell 1,287,533 itself, while prior shareholders will sell 9,072,967. Underwriters of the sale may purchase 1,554,075 shares as… Read More
Don't Expect Urban Drone Delivery Soon
Amazon and Google might be chest-thumping about their respective drone delivery programs but the technology is still years out from being feasible in dense urban environments. Dr Mirko Kovac, director of Imperial College London's current aerial robotics lab, suggests it could be as far out as a decade. Read More
Beats Solo2 Wireless Review: Bluetooth Adds Considerably To The Solo Appeal
Beats is taking its Solo line wireless, with a new set of Bluetooth cans that match the wired Solo2 almost exactly in terms of external design. Surprisingly, they also match their wired counterpart in terms of sound, both when used with the included aux cable with inline remote, and when they're used with the Bluetooth wireless connection. And after Beats took its sound engineering back… Read More
The Don't-Leave-Home-Without-It Machine Ensures You Do As It Says
In one of the greatest examples of LittleBits engineering I've seen in a while, maker Sean Ragan made a little box that reminds you to take objects when you leave the house. You can place anything inside it – glasses, a wallet, your pills, the skull of a marmot – and it will ring a bell if you pass by it without taking the item out. Nowadays we've got more stuff… Read More
Moleskine Smart Notebook Turns Your Sketches Into Adobe-Friendly Vector Files
Digital tools may one day replace traditional creative media altogether, but we're definitely not there yet, and Moleskine is doing a good job of straddling the old and the new with its software tie-ins. A new partnership today brings its sketchbooks support for Adobe creative software, letting you turn your sketches into fully manipulable vectors via the Moleskine Smart Notebook app… Read More
Xbox One Gets HBO Go
HBO Go fans can now enjoy their favorite single-source streaming service on the Xbox One, as the app is now available (via Verge). Microsoft beat PlayStation 4 to the punch with this one, but the PS4 app from HBO is being developed, and should arrive later on. The Xbox One app offers an experience you'd expect based on the Xbox 360 software that has been available before today, but… Read More
TC Droidcast Episode 27: Nexus 6 Is Too Big And Nokia N1 Is Too iPad
This week on the Droidcast, it's Darrell Etherington, Greg Kumparak, and Engadget's Chris Velazco, and we're talking in more detail about the Nexus 6 now that the full reviews are out. Bottom line: It's big. We also tackle Nokia's return to hardware with an Android-powered tablet, and Google's acquisition of an iOS prototyping company. Next week… Read More
Logitech's New AnyAngle iPad Case Gives It A Surface-Style Kickstand
Logitech is slowly but surely turning the iPad into a Microsoft Surface – which is good news for those who envy some of the Windows device's productivity features, but not its software or overall form factor. The new Logitech Keys-To-Go feels a lot like the keyboard included in the Microsoft Type Cover, and now there's a stand/case called the AnyAngle that essentially mimics… Read More
Nest's CEO Calls Its Tech The "Conscious Home" Because "It's Not Smarter Than You"
The leader of the "smart home" industry doesn't want to call it that any more. Nest CEO Tony Fadell says his company uses the term "Conscious Home" because its connected thermostat and smoke alarm create a two-way relationship with users where both help and teach each other. "We call it the conscious home. Smart is overused. It's not smarter than… Read More
Microsoft Updates How The Surface Pro 3 Handles Wi-Fi
Microsoft released a set of updates for its Surface Pro 3 tablet today, including fixes for the tablet-hybrid's Wi-Fi connectivity, a part of the device's performance that some have flagged as problematic. I've had some Wi-Fi issues with my loaner Surface Pro 3, but haven't been sure if they stem from Windows 10′s nascency, or the device itself. Paul Thurrott… Read More
Amazon Starts Shipping The Fire TV Stick, Its "Fastest Selling" Hardware Yet
Amazon announced this morning that its Chromecast competitor called the Fire TV Stick, which the company also revealed is the "fastest-selling Amazon device ever," is now shipping to customers on a first-come, first-serve basis. The dongle's immediately popularity likely came from the introductory price Amazon offered its Prime subscribers – the company sold it for only… Read More
Parrot's $500 14MP Bebop Drone To Take Flight In December
Parrot just dropped the price of high-definition drones. The firm's Bebop drone will hit stores next month with a starting price of $500. That's several hundred less than DJI's entry-level Phantom drone even though it packs the same quality camera and several novel tricks including being controllable from a smartphone or tablet.. The Bebop is a big upgrade from the cheaper… Read More


text:
Search GQ.com
Search Results
Search results for section:magazine
Results: 1351 - 1360 of 3480
The Feed
Kate Upton in Talks to Join Entourage Movie
Worried that Vince, Ari, and the gang weren't going to deliver on the eye candy for the new Entourage flick? Well, rumor is that professional Dougie instructor and GQ cover girl Kate Upton is... read more
Tuesday, 11/12/2013 at 4:03PM
- Tags:
- casting,
- entourage,
- kate upton,
- movie
The Feed
Scientists Testing Hangover-Free Booze, May Unravel Fabric of Society
Professor David Nutt of Imperial College London is reportedly testing a radical new alcohol substitute. See, alcohol works by targeting a neurotransmitter in the brain, and Nutt's hope is to create a substance that... read more
Tuesday, 11/12/2013 at 2:35PM
The Feed
Your Bored-at-Lunch Links: Australian Zombies, the Church of Dick, and More
Cue Brad Pitt An Australian man crashed his car on a highway near Perth, and then started headbutting cars a la the zombies in World War Z. (Check out the video and judge for... read more
Tuesday, 11/12/2013 at 12:49PM
The Feed
Ask a Real Live Lady: Should I Save My Friend from His Awful, Jealous Girlfriend?
Dear Real Live Lady, My buddy and I went to see This Is the End, and we loved it. Only problem was, right after the movie on our way home, his girlfriend called. She... read more
Tuesday, 11/12/2013 at 7:00AM
The Feed
Introducing Justin Timberlake on the Cover of GQ's 2013 Men of the Year Issue
In this sneak peek from our annual Men of the Year issue, we present the man who, from the Super Bowl to the White House and all the albums, movies, and viral vids in... read more
Monday, 11/11/2013 at 7:30PM
The Feed
Oldest Living WWII Veteran Is 107, And a Bigger Badass Than Any of Us
The year Richard Overton was born Teddy Roosevelt was still president, Upton Sinclair published The Jungle, and San Francisco was nearly leveled by an earthquake. At 107 years old, it's safe to say he's... read more
Monday, 11/11/2013 at 1:38PM
The Feed
Your Bored-at-Lunch Links: Artist Nails His Scrotum, Goggles in Porn, and More
Nailed It. Pyotr Pavlensky, a Russian performance artist, nailed his scrotum to the cobblestones of Moscow's Red Square. Pavlensky, who has a thing for exhibitionist masochism, said his extreme act was in protest of... read more
Monday, 11/11/2013 at 12:45PM
The Feed
GQ City Guides Insiders' Picks: Donnie Madia on His Most Underrated Place in Chicago
We picked our favorites, but we can't pick 'em all—so we asked the talented ladies ands gents featured in our GQ City Guides to tell us their most treasured and underrated shops, bars, and... read more
Monday, 11/11/2013 at 11:30AM
The Feed
NFL Heroes And Villains, Week 10: Drew Brees and Hail Marys Trump Richie Incognito
Time to list the good guys and bad guys of the past NFL weekend.... read more
Monday, 11/11/2013 at 10:50AM
- Tags:
- Drew Brees,
- Football,
- Heroes and Villains,
- James Ihedigbo,
The Feed
The GQ+A: Bob Odenkirk on Post-Breaking Bad Life and Drinking Out of Pimp Cups
Bob Odenkirk is a busy guy: he's filming the upcoming FX show Fargo (yes, like the movie); he's writing a book (A Load of Hooey); and he's making all of your Breaking Bad fanboy... read more
Monday, 11/11/2013 at 7:00AM
- Tags:
- Better Call Saul,
- Bob Odenkirk,
- Breaking Bad,
- Entertainment,
Results: 1351 - 1360 of 3480
- What to Wear Today: 11.27.14
- Instajack: Momofuku Founder David Chang
- Your Daily Eye Queue: Adidas Designer Nic Galway on The Tubular Runner, Miley Cyrus' Furry Pink Jacket, and More
- Why You Should Never Wear $600 Sneakers to Thanksgiving Dinner
- What to Wear Today: 11.26.14
- Over 100 Black Friday Deals You Can Start Shopping Right Now
News + Politics
How To
Food + Travel
- David Chang's Kitchen: Don't Get All "Fresh" with Me
- David Chang's Kitchen: Your Idea of Bologna is Total Baloney
- Chart: The Family Tree of Bourbon Whiskey
- Recipe: Semi-Summer Salad - Chef Jeff Taibe of Oak + Almond
- The Great Franco-Italian Pasta Experiment
- How to Pick from an Overpriced Restaurant Wine List


text:
Missy Cat and Weird Weather18 Jan
- Comments 9 Comments
- Categories Animals, Cats, Climate, Country Living, Crafts, Dogs, Garden, Inspiration, Ireland, Life, Thoughts, Uncategorized, Winter
9 Responses to "Missy Cat and Weird Weather"
airmid3 January 19, 2013 at 12:26 pm #
Hi Colette,
Happy New Year! Thanks for all the recent postings and best of luck with the shop – great idea! love from Terri and Lol
Well, the very best of luck to you both in 2013 and thank you for the lovely card!
The snow has cleared from this part of the west and it looks to be a good weekend.
Come and visit before the Spring sets in…lots of cuttings for you!
Bright blessings from all at Bealtaine Cottage
airmid3 January 21, 2013 at 11:06 am #
Thank you! We are just trying to organise some dates now and a friend wants to come too as we put him on to your blog and he is totally inspired to do something which is fantastic. Blessings to you too. x
I keep Bealtaine Cottage open for everyone…all welcome!
It will be great to see you again!
Bealtaine Blessings
firstherbs January 18, 2013 at 7:13 pm #
It is my hope Colx that you and your readers would be interested in this. Forgive me if I am stepping out side boundaries. I have become interested in every thing weather, thou I have no training in it. I have only posted the first lines and where to get the whole report.
Climate Change SOSRSS
Daily Kos group
ProfileDiaries (list)Stream
Sudden Stratospheric Warming Split the Polar Vortex in Two
byFishOutofWaterFollowforClimate Change SOS
221 Comments / 221 New
Sudden stratospheric warming has split the polar vortex in two. The polar vortex, which forms and deepens as the atmosphere loses heat to space in the darkness of the long Arctic winter night, was split in two by massive heating from below. A series of intense storms in the far north Pacific intensified a very long wave in the lower atmosphere. Energy on that planet sized wave went upwards from the lower atmosphere around the Himalayas and Tibetan Plateau and broke into the stratosphere, causing major sudden warming. It rapidly reversed the strong cyclonic winds in the stratosphere around the pole, creating a central dome, breaking the vortex into two smaller vortices.
We can see the splitting by making a map of the heights a weather balloon rises to to reach the very low atmospheric pressure of 50 mb. A standard atmosphere is 1013mb.
mattcare2cv January 18, 2013 at 6:27 pm #
Nice one! Down here just south of Ballaghaderreen we just had the rain. Love the blog, though. In our own small way we are following you, all be it from 8-0 years behind. Our own blog effort is on http://deefer-dawg.blogspot.ie/
Good to hear from you Matt!
…just had a look at your site and we have Anne and Simon in common as friends!
The weather is very strange lately. As Carole mentioned we go from springlike conditions to Arctic cold. The animals can't adjust. And I had lots of little shoots coming up a few days ago…it is a little scary. I think I am with Missy..it is too cold! She wants to go out to "the other outside"….the one that was there yesterday. I know how she feels. Glad you are keeping cozy. Thank goodness for wood stoves! Take good care, Patti
Sharing this weather information is interesting. The extremities are becoming more everyday. On a lighter note, the garlic I planted a few months back will benefit from the cold spell. All the shoots are now above the earth and are looking good.
Keep warm, keep well and stay positive!
Bealtaine Blessings
dappled days January 18, 2013 at 1:20 pm #
Missy is a beauty!
I haven't heard about Sam in a while, is he ok? I formed an immediate soft for him, perhaps due to the fact we have three adopted, snowy white cats (one profoundly deaf and two with partial deafness) that look rather like him. All three are pesently snuggled up on my bed as the snow falls ouside. It's so bitterly cold here that the normally resilient village children were forced to abandon building a snowman.
sending warmest blessing to all at Bealtaine xx
p.s. I am thrilled with my Brigid's cross, it's really wonderful :) It arrived a couple of days ago but my computer was playing up so I was unable to message you then. Hope you make lots of sales!
Thank you for the beautiful message you left at my shop!
Sam is spending the cold days wrapped around Che in the lodge, which is fitted with a cat-flap door, leaving Missy to the sanctuary of the cottage. She cannot tolerate either of the boys, so the geography is perfect. Sam is getting big and gorgeous…I shall include the boys in my next blog, hanging out together as they do!
Blessings from all at Bealtaine Cottage
Good Morning Colette,
The weather is so weird, yesterday afternoon it was almost 40 and this morning below 10 degrees. The animals just don't know what to do. The sheep haven't ventured out of the barn yet. We will both have to keep the home fires burning today.
Missy is such a beautiful cat and she seems very serious in today picures.
Good to hear from you, Carole…weird weather is fast becoming the norm!
Missy looks a little serious as she was in the middle of attempting to hypnotise me, as only an older, wiser cat can do…maybe that's why I do as I'm told by her glorious self, Lol!
Bealtaine Cottage Blessings on this cold day
Enjoyed your visit to Bealtaine Cottage? Why not leave a comment or use the "Like" button... Cancel reply
Bealtaine Cottage has welcomed over three quarters of a million visitors...
- 751,949 visitors
Most Recent Posts from Bealtaine Cottage
- Circling Celebrations November 24, 2014
- The Midwinter Archives November 22, 2014
- Earth Art November 20, 2014
- Who Controls You? November 19, 2014
- The Great Collapse November 13, 2014
A Simple Philosophy…
Twitter Updates
- RT @KristenLouise30: I have just been on Facebook. I repeat, I have just been on Facebook. I swear people are still arguing over the same … 8 hours ago
- Daily Devotional Thursday 27th November... wp.me/P11LOy-3FW via @PermaGoddess 11 hours ago
- Daily Devotional wp.me/P11LOy-3FW via @PermaGoddess 11 hours ago
- We need new ways of living and holding the land intact for future generations. These ways must become deeply... fb.me/4q9nini2Q 11 hours ago
- Synchronicity is a form of coincidence powerful enough to shatter the notion that material science has discovered... fb.me/6PCXEvttC 11 hours ago
"Another world is not only possible, she is on her way. On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing." ― Arundhati Roy
Me, Gloria the hen and Flo!
Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com
Colette O'Neill, Permaculturist, Tree Grower and Planter, nurturing Eden at Bealtaine Cottage, Ireland
A quality of life without…
Images of Bealtaine Cottage
The growing Investment…
The Way of the Celts…
- November 2014
- October 2014
- September 2014
- August 2014
- July 2014
- June 2014
- May 2014
- April 2014
- March 2014
- February 2014
- January 2014
- December 2013
- November 2013
- October 2013
- September 2013
- August 2013
- July 2013
- June 2013
- May 2013
- April 2013
- March 2013
- February 2013
- January 2013
- December 2012
- November 2012
- October 2012
- September 2012
- August 2012
- July 2012
- June 2012
- May 2012
- April 2012
- March 2012
- February 2012
- January 2012
- December 2011
- November 2011
- October 2011
- September 2011
- August 2011
- July 2011
- June 2011
- May 2011
- April 2011
What your government fails to tell you!
Creating our own Heaven or Hell…
You can find Bealtaine Cottage on YouTube too.
Join over 790 subscribers on the Bealtaine Cottage YouTube Channel!
Almost 120 videos from the Permaculture Gardens of Bealtaine Cottage...................and over 78,000 views!


text:
Find records of Andrea D'angelo
Find birth, death, marriage, military, and other records of Andrea J D'angelo at Ancestry.com.Search for records
Biography & Family History Add details
Andrea J D'angelo (1944 - 2003) was born on March 10, 1944. She was born into the D'angelo family.
There are no known spouses or children on record for Andrea. Andrea died on October 10, 2003 at age 59.
This record of Andrea J D'angelo comes from the United States Social Security Death Index. The death certificate for this record has been observed. This data can be considered accurate. What is the SSDI?
This genealogy of Andrea J D'angelo's past is maintained by AncientFaces users Share facts about Andrea to connect with the people who knew her. Some common things we would like to know about Andrea's genealogy:
- Where was Andrea born?
- Where did Andrea die?
- Who was Andreas family?
- What did Andrea look like? Add some photos of their life.
Family Tree & Genealogy Add / Edit People
You can add or remove people from this genealogy by clicking here.
History of Andrea J D'angelo Add details
- Given name
- Andrea
- Surnames
- Angelo family history
- Born
- Death
- Gender
- Female
Do you know more about Andrea J D'angelo?
You can add details to this page and share Andrea's story.
Obituary Add details
No one has submitted any details regarding the obituary records of Andrea J D'angelo. You can add obituary information about Andrea J D'angelo by clicking "Add Details".
Discuss Andrea
Share your memories below with the rest of Andrea's family. We'll notify anyone else who is searching for Andrea of your message.
Find records of Andrea D'angelo
Find birth, death, marriage, military, and other records of Andrea J D'angelo at Ancestry.com.Search for records
Possible Relatives
- Theresa D'angelo
- ·
- Terri J D'angelo
- ·
- Joseph D'angelo
- ·
- Yolanda D'angelo
- ·
- Richard F D'angelo
- ·
- Nola M D'angelo
- ·
- Provvidenz D'angelo
- ·
- Vincent D'angelo
- ·
- Alfred T D'angelo
- ·
- David N. D'angelo
- ·
- John G. D'angelo
- ·
- Jessica C. (D'angelo) Davis
- ·
- Crystal A. (D'angelo) Blake
- ·
- Dina M. (D'angelo) Martinez
- ·
- Gina L. (D'angelo) Sandford
- ·
- Lauren (D'angelo) Weaver
- ·
- Antonio D'angelo
- ·
- Nicholas C D'Angelo
- ·
- Dominic J D'Angelo
- ·
- Nicholas A D'angelo
- ·


text:
southfield Freeway
I-94/M-39 Project In Wayne County Moves To New Phase
The Michigan Department of Transportation is reminding motorists that a continuous left-lane closure on eastbound and westbound I-94 near M-39 (Southfield Freeway) will start Saturday, June 23.
Detroit Man Charged With Attempted Murder For Shooting At Undercover Cop
A 26-year-old Detroit man has been charged Sunday for allegedly firing three shots at an undercover Wayne County Sheriff's deputy on the city's east side.
Courtesy Patrol Driver Struck On I-96
The driver was getting out of his van to help a stranded motorist when he was hit by another vehicle passing by.
Southfield Freeway Re-opened
After being shutdown for more than a day, the northbound and southbound lanes of the Southfield Freeway, M-39, reopened Wednesday night.
Morning Commuter Alert: Southfield Freeway Open
The Southfield Freeway is back up and running. This will be the first week day it's open since a major reconstruction project that got underway in May.
Southfield Freeway Close To Reopening
Good news if you take the Southfield Freeway. Along with its imminent reopening, commuters will have more room to move very soon.
M-39 Construction Project Winding Down
The Southfield Freeway is expected to reopen to traffic a couple of weeks ahead of schedule; mid-October instead of the end of the month, closer to Halloween.
Living In Southfield Freeway Construction Zones
If you think taking the service drives through the Southfield Freeway construction zone is challenging, try living there. WWJ's Ron Dewey spoke to some of those residents on Detroit's west side.
Allen Park Firefighters Help Deliver Baby On Freeway
A special delivery for four Allen Park firefighters, as they help deliver a baby boy in a construction zone at the foot of the Southfield Freeway.
Southfield Freeway Closure Extends Further
MDOT is closing down even more of the Southfield Freeway. Starting Wednesday, the freeway closure will extend further south into Dearborn and Allen Park.


text:
This Week
Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe , November 23, 2014
Online Giving
Online Giving is now available at San Isidro!
Your contributions to our church can be made online without writing checks or worrying about cash donations.
Please click the image below to open San Isidro's online giving secure portal.
Happy Thanksgiving
Why do we celebrate this feast?
Thanksgiving Day, legal holiday in the U.S., first celebrated in early colonial times in New England. The actual origin, however, is probably the harvest festivals that are traditional in many parts of the world Festivals and Feasts. After the first harvest was completed by the Plymouth colonists in 1621, Governor William Bradford proclaimed a day of thanksgiving and prayer, shared by all the colonists and neighboring Native Americans. The Pilgrims of Plymouth Rock held their Thanksgiving in 1621 as a three day "thank you" celebration to the leaders of the Wampanoag Indian tribe and their families for teaching them the survival skills they needed to make it in the New World. It was their good fortune that the tradition of the Wampanoags was to treat any visitor to their homes with a share of whatever food the family had, even if supplies were low. It was also an amazing stroke of luck that one of the Wampanoag, Tisquantum or Squanto, had become close friends with a British explorer, John Weymouth, and had learned the Pilgrim's language in his travels to England with Weymouth. After the first New England Thanksgiving the custom spread throughout the colonies, but each region chose its own date. In 1789 George Washington, the first president of the United States, proclaimed November 26 a day of Thanksgiving. Thanksgiving Day continued to be celebrated in the United States on different days in different states until Mrs. Sarah Josepha Hale, editor of Godey's Lady's Book, decided to do something about it. For more than 30 years she wrote letters to the governors and presidents asking them to make Thanksgiving Day a national holiday. Finally, in 1863, President Lincoln issued a White House proclamation calling on the "whole American people" wherever they lived to unite "with one heart and one voice" in observing a special day of thanksgiving. Setting apart the last Thursday of November for the purpose, the President urged prayers in the churches and in the homes to "implore the interposition of the almighty had to heal the wounds of the nations and to restore it...to full enjoyment of peace, harmony, tranquility and union." He also states that they express heartfelt thanks for the "blessing of fruitful fields and healthful skies. In 1939 President Franklin D. Roosevelt advanced Thanksgiving Day one week. However, since some states used the new date and others the old, it was changed again 2 years later. Thanksgiving Day is now celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November. The first formal celebration of Thanksgiving in North America was held by an English explorer, Martin Frobisher, who attempted to establish an English settlement on Baffin Island, after failing to discover a northern passage to the Orient in 1576. Canada established the second Monday in October as a national holiday, "a day of general thanksgiving," in 1957. In 1817 New York State adopted Thanksgiving Day as an annual custom. By the middle of the 19th century many other states also celebrated a Thanksgiving Day. In 1863 President Abraham Lincoln appointed a national day of thanksgiving. Since then each president has issued a Thanksgiving Day proclamation, usually designating the fourth Thursday of each November as the holiday.
On behalf of San Isidro Church,
Happy Thanksgiving to All!
The Food Ministry, thanks you for all of your help.
Thanks to your time, talent, and treasure, people are able to have meals every week!
You make a difference in our Ministry!
Holy Day of Obligation
On Monday December 8 we celebrate the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
Patronal Feast Day of the United States of America.
Masses will be celebrated:
- 6:30 pm - English.
- 8:00 pm - Spanish.
Bible & Video Study
Join us every Wednesday from 7 pm 8:30 pm At the Saint Vincents Room Please invite your family and friends!
Schedule for the Bible & Video Study of James:
- Chapter 3 : Wednesday, November 19th.
- Chapter 4 : Wednesday, November 26th.
- Chapter 5 : Wednesday, December 3rd.
Thanksgiving Masses
On Thursday, November 27th we will celebrate the Thanksgiving Mass in English at 9 am in the Church.
On Friday Nov. 28 the Church will remain Closed.
Save the Date
Fr Julios Birthday is on December 24th.
December is a busy time for the church therefore, The community will celebrate his birthday on Friday, January 19, 2015 at 7:30 pm in the parish hall. Pot luck dinner and entertainment.
Everyone Is Invited.
Eucharistic Adoration
"We have come to do him homage."
Those were the words spoken by the magi from the East as they searched for the infant Jesus, resound through the centuries to be echoed in the heart of every person who makes a visit to the Blessed Sacrament. The presence of Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament is as real today as the infant Jesus was to the Wise men who sought Him by following a star rising in the East.
As Pope John Paul II affirms in his encyclical on the relationship of the Eucharist to the church, The gaze of the Church is constantly turned to her Lord, present in the Sacrament of the Altar, in which she discovers the full manifestation of His boundless love.


text:
QCB Unleashed: Cam Newton Speaks & Jordan Gross Interview
by Willy J. September 8, 2011 2:30 PM
Carolina Panthers
Buy Panthers Tickets
Full Schedule
Upcoming Games
Sunday Dec 14
vs. Buccaneers
Sunday Dec 21
vs. Browns
QCB talks with some more players while at the Panthers first week of media interviews before the regular season as Cam Newton is set to start his first NFL game in Arizona. Cam even cracks some laughs with Derek Anderson and MarC James/Taylor-Z. Plus, Q jokes around with Jordan Gross and we hear from new TE Greg Olsen.


text:
Twitter Updates
- Only 2 weeks left to apply for the Routledge Distance Learning Librarianship Conference Sponsorship Award! More info: distancelearningsection.wordpress.com/awards/ 6 days ago
- ACRL DLS Executive Board will meet Monday, Nov 17 from 12:30-2:00PM CST. Guests are welcome. Access the meeting at connect.lsu.edu/dlsexec/ 1 week ago
- Don't forget that the deadline to apply for #acrl2015 scholarships is Nov 7. Good luck! conference.acrl.org/scholarships-p… 2 weeks ago
- DLS is near our goal for funding a scholarship for someone to attend #acrl2015! Please consider donating: distancelearningsection.wordpress.com/2014/09/17/the… 2 weeks ago
Useful Links
Monthly Archives: May 2011
Call for Proposals: Fifteenth Distance Library Services Conference
Inspire and challenge those who provide library services at a distance by sharing your ideas and best practices at the Distance Library Services Conference! Central Michigan University's Off-Campus Library Services welcomes proposal submissions for the Fifteenth Distance Library Services (DLS) … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Leave a comment


text:
Our kids are everything to us, but sometimes it can be difficult to give your son or daughter "the talk." Your child can become confused easily if words are not easy to understand. Of course, we're referring to the dreaded business continuity disaster recovery talk. How do you explain to a child what a BC/DR firm does? Divya Rathi took a few pointers from her boss, and it sums up to one important analogy: BC/DR specialists are like doctors for companies. They perform check ups to make sure companies are functioning and healthy, they provide wellness plans tailored to companies to avoid disease and illness, and when an emergency arises, they help companies survive and get back on track! One e … Read more
Stretch Your IT Dollar With Cloud Computing Services
Cloud services are hot. Use of cloud service providers has become a growing best practice in the corporate world. Organizations are outsourcing IT services to cloud providers to reap measurable benefits for a variety of IT initiatives. Instead of investing in software and hardware, these organizations have seen their as-a-service budgets lower their total cost of IT over time. No need to pay for licenses or to upgrade software or hardware. Instead, budgets shift to monthly subscription costs with cloud providers based only on what's needed. Scale up and fees rise. Scale down and so do the fees. Here are other benefits of cloud services: • Reducing your IT department headcount • Reducing … Read more
A Measuring Stick For The Cloud
Remember when you were little and your parents would record your height by making a pencil mark on your doorframe every time you grew an inch or two? We thought it was time to do the same for the cloud computing industry, since growth is happening fast! To get the numbers we needed, Sungard Availability Services and EMC recently commissioned an important survey of businesses on their use of cloud technology and cloud recovery services. The study, conducted by IDG Research Services, queried 132 IT professionals in companies of all sizes – from less than 1,000 to more than 10,000 employees – throughout the U.S. Here's how the measurements worked out … Cloud Services: Undergoing a Growt … Read more
Hybrids (The Cloud Services Variety) And Network Strategies For CIOs In The Internet Of Everything Era, According to Cisco Executive Rob Lloyd
As President of Development and Sales at Cisco, Rob Lloyd travels the world talking to customers and industry aficionados these days about the evolving challenges and opportunities brought by the Internet of Everything. That includes looking at current and future network platforms, software, architectures, applications, and strategies. With the number of devices accessing network resources growing dramatically—along with security concerns, operational complexity, costs, and customer expectations—how does an enterprise create the right network strategy for today and tomorrow? Sungard Availability Services spoke with Lloyd to get his insights. The Hybrid Cloud is Hot Lloyd believes that clo … Read more
8 Factors To Consider In Cloud Computing Capacity Planning
Sometimes, people have their head in the clouds when it comes to the cloud. Specifically, they get so excited about the benefits of cloud computing, that they forget to do cloud computing capacity planning. For example, they know cloud computing can provide faster time to market, chargeback ability, and the capability to spin up and spin down virtual machines (VMs) to meet fluctuating requirements. That the cloud is an infinitely-scalable environment, bursting with potential. You can practically see dollar signs floating in their eyes as they consider the return on investment (ROI) the cloud can bring. True? Sort of. You see, speed, scalability, and virtualization do not – in and of t … Read more
CardioComm Solutions Taps a Reliable Cloud to Keep Hearts Healthy
Four years ago, my dad celebrated his 80th birthday by keeping a secret: his heart was about to give out, but he didn't know what to do – or how to prepare his family. A child of the depression, his father was a roughneck in the post-Spindletop Texas oil patch, and his mother ran a boarding house to help make ends meet. He was raised to tough it out, keep his chin up and press on without complaining. Two weeks later, he was in the operating room having a quadruple bypass. I never thought he would survive the operation, but after a tense week in the ICU and a few days slowly responding to physical therapy, he came home – frail and weak, but very much on the mend. Our family was ill prepa … Read more
How Best to Reap the Benefits of Cloud Computing: Build or Buy?
The great IT debate about how best to leverage the benefits of cloud computing continues. Is it better to own or rent? The answer is, "it depends" on what you're evaluating and your specific requirements. Rent to own furniture…I'll save you the trouble. Don't do it. With Cloud, businesses like yours need to look at what is the best fit for you – it is economics as well as strategic focus. And if you're doing your homework right, it's not a simple process. Not only is it difficult to accurately quantify the true cost of cloud infrastructure from a provider versus building it yourself, you also need to assess your reasons for buying cloud. Most don't make the move to cloud for anticipate … Read more
@Cloud_Connect Santa Clara 2012: @SunGardAS Highlights and Happenings
The @SunGardAS team had a jam-packed schedule and exciting time at Cloud Connect Santa Clara last week! In case you missed the conference, here are some highlights from the conference and show floor. Cloud Connect was an especially exciting week for SunGard as we announced our partnership with Amazon Web Services to deliver highly available cloud computing offerings. The first phase of the relationship will provide SunGard and AWS customers bi-directional disaster recovery services between the companies' clouds, without transporting data over the public internet. Get AWS announcement details. Holding down the fort at booth 414, our team met with show attendees to discuss today's hottest … Read more


text:
Black Friday Special!
This Freeman Combo features three guns and a compressor.
Limited Supplies! $169.99
Teknatool Products 15% Off
Now is the best time of the year to get your NOVA and Teknatool fix!
Shop & Save 15%
WoodRiver® 12" F Clamps now $3.99 each.
Limited Supplies!
Look up product instructions, videos and articles about your favorite tools using our Learning Center.
Join us on your favorite social network! Share your projects and learn from other woodworkers.
Please Note: This item can only be shipped ground to the 48 contiguous states. Some
items cannot be shipped via air due to being flammable, magnetic, contains batteries,
hazardous fumes or where contents are under pressure. Please use a physical address
not a PO Box during checkout.
(No reviews)
Product Information:
Bessey's Classix line of Bar Clamps with standard pad are ideal for a variety of clamping applications. Featuring an all-steel sliding arm clamp, profiled rail, and spatter resistant spindle.
Shipping / Billing Info:
This product ships direct from the manufacturer:
RGA (Return Goods Authorization) required prior to return. Return freight is customer's expense. Item must be in unused, resalable condition. Subject to 20% restocking fee. If you have a return issue, contact Woodcraft Supply customer service @ 1-800-535-4482 for return details.
When returning product, please include the invoice number or customer number and refer to the back of the invoice for shipping instructions.
If purchased at a Woodcraft Store, please return the item directly to the store where your purchase was made.
©2014 by Woodcraft Supply LLC


text:
Spring 2006
Costume National
June 27, 2005
Location: Milan
Designer: Ennio Capasa
Owned By: Private
Founded: 1986, Milan
History: Seven years after launching his women's line, the Yohji Yamamoto-trained Capasa broke into menswear with slim-fitting suits and tuxes that melded Japanese minimalism with sleek Italian cuts (often rendered in glitzy, technical fabrications). The label has since drawn clients like Brad Pitt and Mick Jagger. "I like classicism, I like minimalism," Capasa has said. "But sometimes I like this kind of surprise of the rock 'n' roll."
The Look: Red-carpet rocker in cool, dark tones
- Your Daily Eye Queue: Swizz Beats on Art Collecting, Custom Shirts from Gitman Vintage, and More...
- Exclusive: Dwyane Wade and Designer Alejandro Ingelmo on Their New Li-Ning Sneaker Collaboration
- Neil Barrett on How the Digital Age is Changing Menswear Design
- What to Wear Today: 11.25.14
- Your Thanksgiving Dinner Drinking Game
- Your Daily Eye Queue: Karl Lagerfeld Directs Pharrell, 10 Ways to Be a Standout Gentleman, and More...
News + Politics
How To
Food + Travel
- David Chang's Kitchen: Don't Get All "Fresh" with Me
- David Chang's Kitchen: Your Idea of Bologna is Total Baloney
- Chart: The Family Tree of Bourbon Whiskey
- Recipe: Semi-Summer Salad - Chef Jeff Taibe of Oak + Almond
- The Great Franco-Italian Pasta Experiment
- How to Pick from an Overpriced Restaurant Wine List


text:
Intro-Tech Designer Cargo Liner 1041-CM-CH-140
- Our Price: $99.74
- Shipping:FREE SHIPPING
- Part Number: 1041-CM-CH-140
Purchase this item by Tuesday, Dec 9th for Delivery by Dec 24th
$99.74Free Shipping
Select your vehicle details above to ensure item compatibility.
Ships between 12/08/14 - 12/11/14
Intro-Tech 1041-CM-CH-140 fits:
- 2000-2010 Chrysler PT Cruiser
More like this
There are no reviews for this application.
See All Intro-Tech Designer Cargo Liner Reviews.


text:
Welcome to revolution corner, or 'The only spot on the interlink to buy one-off die-cut stickers'. Individual slices of personality, totally unique and 400% awesome. A splendid way to collect t-shirt designs when your wardrobe is full.
*Not actually crazy, actually true.
Printed to fit best inside a 3" x 4" window, including 3mm white padding around the edge.
buffalo, cool, totem, warrior, bull
Love it, super cool, could be a pretty awesome tattoo design too come to think of it!
for joining
the Redbubble
mailing list
Receive exclusive deals and awesome artist news and content right to your inbox.
Free for your convenience.


text:
AD Tag – GNN
2AD – grey matter book ad
3Ad – caverns of blood
4AD – Brain Damage
8 – Eddie Brewer AD
8Ad Hillbilly horror
Social Arena Banner
Subscribe and Follow
zergnet widget
News header
springboard widget – move reviews under
Film Reviews header
podcasts header
interviews header
Interview: Ian Fetterman - Pumpkin Carver Extraordinaire
November 24th, 2014
Interviewed by: Horrornews.net
Interview: Mike T. Lyddon (Creepers)
November 20th, 2014
Interviewed by: Horrornews.net
Interview: Author Deana Demko
November 17th, 2014
Interviewed by: Janel Spiegel
book reviews header
Book Review: Axes of Evil - Edited by Alex S. Johnson
November 22nd, 2014
Reviewed by: Dave Gammon
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Prisoner 489 - Author Joe Lansdale
November 17th, 2014
Reviewed by: Anton Cancre
Category: Book Reviews
Book Review: Equilibrium Overturned - Authors Anthony Rivera and Sharon Lawson
November 13th, 2014
Reviewed by: Dave Gammon
Category: Book Reviews
Film Review: Alien Raiders (2008)
SYNOPSIS: With guns blazing, furious assailants besiege a small-town supermarket, killing several employees and shoppers and taking others hostage. But the real horror begins when the survivors realize that something even more sinister lurks in the aisles. As police barricade the perimeter, an anxious standoff reveals the shocking truth. Carlos Bernard, Mathew St. Patrick and Rockmond Dunbar star in this sci-fi horror film directed by Ben Rock. REVIEW: A much anticipated talked about film to … Continue reading
Interview: Ben Rock – Director (Alien Raiders)
MJ: Here are a few questions from HorrorNews.net I'm going to start off with a personal question before I dive into questions about "Alien Raiders" . Do you believe in alien life? BR: I'm glad you asked that, and you're the first ever to do so. I guess the answer is that I would LOVE to believe in alien life. Before "The X Files" was on the air, I was a voracious reader of books … Continue reading


text:
Lend Me A Tenor: Broadway Hit and Madcap Opera Farce Comes to Camarillo
* Additional fees apply.
The last date listed for Lend Me A Tenor was Saturday April 30, 2011 / 8:00pm.
Most Popular Theater Event Nearby
Dael Orlandersmith's Forever Explores Emotional Inheritance & Artist Legacy
- Full Price:
- $30.00
- Our Price:
- $12.00 - $20.00
A riveting one-woman show about family bonds and the artists that shape us, Dael Orlandersmith's ...Learn More
Venue Details
Snacks & Drinks from $1 to $2.Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka dining • Mar 03 2014 star this tip starred
Be sure to use the bathroom before or after the play since its a unisex restroom and the lines can be long.Roald Dahl's Willy Wonka info • Mar 03 2014 star this tip starred
Reviews & Ratings
Featured review from Samantha Claire
view more less of this review
Great performances by everyone in the cast! Brilliant directing!!!
star this review starred report as inappropriate
REALLY WANTED TO LOVE IT, BUT JUST DIDN'T FEEL IT.... EVEN THOUGH OTHER PEOPLE WERE LAUGHING HYSTERICALLY???? FRIENDS AND FAMILY??? MAYBE WE JUST ARE NOT IN TO THIS KIND OF COMEDY/ FARCE TYPE PRODUCTION. DISLIKED THE LIP-SINK / CANNED MUSICAL BACK...continued
star this review starred report as inappropriate
Such a great show! Every actor was top notch, great directing and gorgeous set. This show deserves a sold out audience every night!
star this review starred report as inappropriate
The play was fun - almost slapstick - and the cast superb. They deserved a better turnout than a 'crowd' of a dozen. The venue was clean and comfortable.
Quotes & Highlights
Follow the show on Facebook for updates.
Camarillo Community Theatre presents the comical farce, Lend Me A Tenor. Written by Ken Ludwig and directed by James Castle Stevens.
The Cleveland Grand Opera Company is abuzz for the opening night performance of the world famous tenor, Tito Morelli (Mario Di Gregorio), who may or may not be dead in his dressing room. Throw in a starstruck opera fan (Mandy Nissen), an opera diva who will stop at nothing to seduce (Tosca Minotto), a general manager who needs this night to go flawlessly (Richard Large), an assistant who is hungering for his own big break (Mark Pamplin), and a large dash of mistaken identity, and you have a hilarious night of comedy that is sure to have you rolling in the aisles.
Also starring Lissa Grafton as Morelli's hot-headed wife Maria, Todd Ball as the wacky bellhop, and Kate Landro as the colorful Chairwoman of the Opera Guild.


text:
Enter Your Zip Code
Select Your Provider
Select Your Provider…
Complete the fields below to request BBC America.
First Name
Last Name
Posted: 11/24/2014
Posted: 11/19/2014
Posted: 11/06/2014
Being Human's director Colin Teague is at the helm of novelist Charlie Higson's amped up Jekyll & Hyde, set to air on […]
Carey Mulligan (The Great Gatsby) stars opposite Michael Sheen (Masters of Sex) and Tom Sturridge (The Hollow Crown) in the […]
British people get the majority of their complaining done in private, hours after the offending incident took place. Registering even […]
Since 2007, the NFL has exported regular season games to London where quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends have thrilled […]
This week on an all-new episode of 'The Nerdist,' expert in all things monsters and demons, filmmaker Guillermo del Toro comes on the show to talk about his new sci-fi film "Pacific Rim," starring our very own Idris Elba of "Luther," coming to theatres on July 11.
Watch a sneak peek of the episode:
In honor of our freakishly talented featured guest, our weekly giveaway will depend on the following answer:
In the comments section below, tell us: If you could be one Guillermo Del Toro monster character, who would it be and why?
Weigh in for the chance to win a BBC DVD autographed by Chris Hardwick, Jonah Ray and Matt Mira.
Entry period ends Saturday, May 25 at 11pm ET.
Matt Mira and Jonah Ray pitch a horror movie idea to Del Toro called "Wolfie Paleman," followed by a segment called ZOD Talks, featuring film's most terrifying villains including Bane from the "Batman" series, Darth Vader from "Star Wars," Cobra Commander from "G.I. Joe'"and Voldemort from "Harry Potter."
Plus, Katee Sachoff of "Battlestar Galactica" geeks out about her love of the Sci-Fi genre and mentions her favorite movie "Predator," as well as experiencing bizarre run-ins at Comic-Con.
The panel plays a round of "BBC-SEEN-It" and "Doctor Who" star Matt Smith virtually joins Chris Hardwick in an interview about the Season 7 finale.
Finally, IFC's "Portlandia" comedian Ron Funches pulls some punches with his stand-up act.
Don't miss the episode on Saturday, May 25 at 10pm/9c!
By using this web site, you accept the terms and conditions. ©2014 BBC Worldwide Americas Inc.


text:
– Dave Gil de Rubio
From time to time I have utilized this column to remind residents that we are fortunate to have a very viable business community in our village that offers great products, attentive customer service and enjoyable dining experiences.
With St. Valentine's Day upcoming, I encourage you to make a reservation or simply drop in at one of our restaurants with your special someone to enjoy a special evening just minutes away from your home.
As if the Garden City High School football team winning the Long Island Championship wasn't enough, along comes Bethany LeSueur. Not only did the hoopster become the state's No. 2 all-time scorer having hoisted up 3,167 points but she led her team to three New York State Final Fours, was named Miss New York State Basketball and wound up with a stellar 121-12 record during her time as a Lady Trojan. So is it any surprise that her number 23 was recently retired? It's the kind of well-deserved honor that has the Garden City Life wishing her congratulations and best wishes for her future hardwood endeavors.
– Dave Gil de Rubio
If you choose to walk, jog or bike-ride in the dark, we urge, for your own safety and the safety of vehicle operators, that you wear some type of reflective vest. Bicyclists are also urged to equip their bicycles with front and rear lights.
We have already experienced a number of accidents that perhaps would not have occurred had some type of reflective protective gear been worn.
With temperatures recently hovering below freezing, the notion of sunnier climes is a pretty constant thought. And with such inclement and miserable conditions, this season is all about nesting and diving into comfort food while trying to get through the blustery days of January and February. For some people, that might come in the form of meat, potatoes and tomato soup. But for me, rice and beans, pastelles and maduros with flan serving as an exemplary dessert is what hits the spot. And while there are numerous places where you can find any combination of these and other Latin dishes, my newest discovery is Havana Central, the latest restaurant to plant roots in Garden City. With a décor that's a throwback to pre-Castro Cuba and a menu that's stocked with all kinds of dishes just like abuela used to make, it's a culinary oasis guaranteed to get you through those dark days of winter
– Dave Gil de Rubio
Feb. 1 will mark the 8th Annual American Heart Association National Wear Red Day for Women to raise awareness that cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 health threat facing women today. Most people still do not know that heart disease and stroke are the leading causes of death for women and 90 percent of women have one or more risk factors for developing heart disease. While 1 in 31 American women die from breast cancer each year, 1 in 3 die of heart disease.
The American Heart Association has posted on its website some ways to prevent heart disease: don't smoke; manage your blood sugar; get your blood sugar under control; lower your cholesterol; know your family history; stay active; lose weight, and eat healthy.
When Morris Moinian's Manhattan-based Fortuna Realty Group purchased the storied Garden City Hotel, the entire process was very clandestine. Rumors such as Donald Trump being interested before the final deal was sealed only added to the intrigue. And while rampant staff layoffs were a great concern, a mass firing was followed by more than 90 percent of the hotel's employees subsequently being rehired according to hotel management. Any lingering questions about the future of this seminal piece of village history just might be answered on Wednesday, Jan. 30, when the Garden City Chamber of Commerce holds its 2013 kickoff luncheon. The day's special guests will be the hotel's new general manager J. Grady Colin and Fortuna Realty director and head of acquisitions and asset management Ashish Lall. Hopefully the duo will be a bit more forthcoming than when their boss made this prized real estate acquisition back in June.
– Dave Gil de Rubio
Your village has spent a good deal of time and money to beautify our central business district in order to make it as appealing to residents and businesses. Our local food markets on Seventh Street and Franklin Avenue have also made a significant investment in purchasing high quality shopping carts for our use and convenience while shopping in their stores. Regrettably, these carts are not being returned to the prescribed areas by the shoppers and are being left within the parking fields and in the areas of the apartment houses.
In consideration of your neighbors, merchants and community, I urge residents to return these carts to their respective stores. Please don't place the village in the position to have to expend manpower and time to impound the shopping carts. The residents' effort will go a long way to keeping our village the beautiful place that we all want it to be.
The Incorporated Village Public Works and Recreation and Parks employees continue the cleanup effort that began the day after Hurricane Sandy ravaged our community. Unfortunately, the effort has delayed the regular fall cleanup of parks and village greenspace, but we are catching up and should have the fall cleanup completed in the near future.
By way of a general status report, all of the timber and brush have been removed, including the massive pile of material that were temporarily stored at the village yard and at 550 Stewart Ave. All of the stumps left from the village trees have been removed and the cavities filled and leveled in preparation for spring. Concrete from broken sidewalks and curbs is currently being removed and the voids filled and leveled. The sidewalk flags and curbing that were destroyed by fallen village-owned trees will be replaced by an Incorporated Village of Garden City contractor at the Incorporated Village's expense. The Department of Public Works is currently scheduling the work with our contractor. Residents should be aware that this is weather and temperature sensitive work that may delay progress until the spring.
Page 22 of 62<< Start < Prev 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 Next > End >>


text:
Boston-bred, Brooklyn-based duo Green Street and Texan (via Motown) emcee Howard Floz have come together with The DJBooth to bring listeners their debut collaborative street release, Casa Verde.
Produced entirely by Coopac and Renaissance, Casa Verde features emcees A-live, Soupa and Floz flexing their lyrical muscles over five cinematic soundscapes. The EP, according to the group, "highlights the hunger and focus of the artists, as they try to evade the pitfalls of [the game] on their way to better things."
Fans can also check out Green Street's previous albums: Green Street - Endless Summer | Green Street - Don't Look Down
Stream Casa Verde
Submit your Rating
Related Songs & Features
Green Street Records
First DJ Booth Appearance:
"Stepping Out" (2011)
Commentsblog comments powered by Disqus
- Beyond the Lights: Machine Gun Kelly Learns to Act Like Himself
- Reggie Bonds - Stream of Consciousness Pt. 1
- Eminem Vs. DJ Whoo Kid - Shady Classics
- Kid Cudi Thinks Hip-Hop Is Endangered - He's Wrong
- Tayyib Ali - Keystone State of Mind III
- 10 Must Have Hip-Hop Downloads of the Week (11/21)
- What Rappers Would You Pick for "New York vs. Everybody"?
- Your Favorite Indie Rapper is Secretly Signed to a Major Label
- The DJBooth - Top Prospects EP (Vol. 2)
- The Best Hip-Hop & R&B Songs of 2014 (Ongoing)
DJBooth TV
Discover the best new songs, videos, and albums added to the Booth.


text:
Amazon Finally Added a Long-Needed Feature to the Kindle
Book-lovers can now share multiple accounts on a single device
Amazon Just Unveiled Its Most Advanced Kindle Yet
The Kindle Voyage is designed to offer a more tactile experience
Amazon Unveils $99 Tablet, Refresh of Fire HDX Line
The kiddie Fire HD prohibits tots from making in-app purchases--a solution to an issue the company has run into in the past
Study: A Third of Amazon Prime Users Never Watch Streaming Video
31 percent of members aren't using Prime for its instant video
iBooks Author Is the Most Interesting Apple Software You Aren't Using
What is Apple's iBooks platform? The most obvious way to answer that question is to say that it's the company's equivalent of Amazon's Kindle e-book platform...
Amazon Mulling 'Prime' Price Hike
Cost could increase from $20 to $40
Why Owning an Inexpensive Kindle Could Cost You Hundreds
Amazon's strategy with its Kindle e-readers and tablets has always been pretty clear: bring in more customers, even at a loss, so long as they partake of the...
Amazon Steps Into the Cloistered World of Super-Fandom
Kindle Worlds is Amazon Publishing's bold foray into the world of fan-authored content
Amazon's Acquisition of Goodreads: Execs and Users Weigh In
The popular book-centric social network will be part of Amazon's Internet empire
The 99 Best Seller
enter The RT booklovers convention is an annual festival of lust, sisterhood and marketing, attended by thousands of writers and readers of romance fiction. This...
iPads to the Rescue! Tablets Help Low-Vision Patients Read More Comfortably
Not that we need another reason to covet iPads, but the tablets may help those with poor vision read more comfortably.
Out with the Hotel Bible, in with a Kindle
Guests at a British luxury hotel may be surprised they won't find a Gideons Bible waiting for them within their bedside nightstand, but probably not as surprised...
Relax. Read. Repeat.
More Than Words BRIGHTEN YOUR BEACH READS WITH E-BOOK EXTRAS Don't look now, but there's a second e-book revolution going on. The first one, which arrived back...
The Mile-High Book Club
1. Pack your Kindle. It's cheaper, smaller, simpler and lighter, with better battery life, than the iPad. "The iPad 2 is a great device, but it's only an average...
Online vs. Brick-and-Mortar War! Why You Can No Longer Buy Amazon's Kindle at Target
Target started selling Amazon's line of Kindle e-readers two years ago. Head over to Target.com now, though, and you'll discover a wide assortment of e-readers,...
Reading While Eating for May 30: We're Not Gonna Take It
It's Not You, It's Me: Why do the subject lines of emails from the Obama campaign sound like a stalker wrote them? (The Hairpin) 10 Naughty Books It's Worth...
War and Peace E-book Readers Find a Surprise in Their Nooks
E-books are often rife with spelling mistakes, formatting issues and photo problems. Now we can add another bizarre glitch to the list: Some e-books have been...
How Apple's Steve Jobs and Book Publishers Cost Consumers Millions
The Department of Justice complaint against Apple and five major publishing houses reads like a case study: A powerful, entrenched industry desperately tries to...
Amazon Pulls 5,000 Books From Kindle Store
In a move that signifies Amazon's determination to tighten its reign over the high stakes e-book market, the retailer removed a staggering 5,000 titles from its...


text:
Wauwatosa East won the Silver Division of the Red Raider Invitational on Saturday at Tosa East.
Here is the breakdown of pool play.
Tosa East was 1-1 in Pool A, behind Middleton (2-0) and ahead of Pius XI (0-2).
Waukesha West won Pool B with a 2-0 mark, ahead of Racine Horlick (1-1) and Nicolet (0-2).
Finally in Pool C, Shorewood finished unbeaten (2-0) followed by Westosha Central (1-1) and Racine Park (0-2).
The Red Raiders advanced to the afternoon Silver Pool, where they finished 2-0 to win over Westosha Central (1-1) and Horlick (0-2).
Middleton (2-0) won the Gold Pool, followed by Waukesha West (1-1) and Shorewood (0-2).
The Bronze Division winner was Pius XI (2-0), followed by Nicolet (1-1) and Park (0-2).
The Red Raiders lost Morgan Griffith when he rolled his ankle. Mich Dillon, coming off a foot problem, played the first match and then sat out when his leg acted up.
"Mich looked great," Red Raiders coach John Simon said. "The rest of the day I felt I was driving a car with 2½ wheels. We did OK. We had to juggle the lineup, but we did end up winning the Silver Division."
Ben Plaisted had 54 kills, 16 digs and 3.5 blocks. Ben Mihelich had 33 kills, 15 digs and four aces. Mitch Wagner handed out 96 assists and John Murphy had 15 digs.
Tosa East is 8-3 on the year overall.
This site uses Facebook comments to make it easier for you to contribute. If you see a comment you would like to flag for spam or abuse, click the "x" in the upper right of it. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use.
E-mail Newsletter
Your link to the biggest stories in the suburbs delivered Thursday mornings.
Enter your e-mail address above and click "Sign Up Now!" to begin receiving your e-mail newsletter Get the Newsletter!
More from Sports
- Imperiale likes Wauwatosa West girls basketball team's balance
- Wauwatosa West swimmers announce team awards
- Wauwatosa West girls had an 'accomplished' year
- Wauwatosa East swimmers honor Ripple, Peura, Tuffnell
- Hamill excited about Wauwatosa East's experience
- Kelnhofer earns All-GMC honors, Team MVP
- wnt_sportswraps_1120.now.com
- Meylor named Wauwatosa West's MVP for tennis
- Boys volleyball: Early momentum doesn't stay with Tosa East
- All you need to know about the state volleyball tournament


text:
Item #69809
Our Vesta 1-Light Pendant will brilliantly illuminate your space. This ceiling fixture is meticulously hand blown with up to 3 layers to allow the light to spread evenly across the glass for a warm glow. Try using it in your kitchen, home bar or dining area for a contemporary update. Order yours now.
Product Details
Home Decorators Collection
4675 East Liberty St.
Mexico, MO 65265-9804
Milan 1-Light Pendant
Was: $69.00
Sale: $62.00
Hazel 1-Light Pendant
Was: $109.00
Sale: $98.00
Schale Pendant
Was: $119.00
Sale: $107.00
Oslo 1-Light Mini Pendant
Was: $99.00
Outlet: $68.99
Luelle Mini Pendant
Was: $89.00
Sale: $80.00


text:
- News
- Local
- Sports
- Business
- Politics
- Opinion
- Lifestyle
- Entertainment
- Obituaries
- Classifieds
- Autos
- Housing
- Jobs
Matt Vensel is in his first year at the Star Tribune after covering the Ravens for the Baltimore Sun for six years. He is a Pittsburgh native and a Penn State grad. Follow him at @mattvensel.
Mark Craig has covered the NFL for 23 years, and the Vikings since 2003 for the Star Tribune. He is one of 44 Pro Football Hall of Fame selectors. Follow him at @markcraignfl.
Master Tesfatsion is the Star Tribune's digital Vikings writer. He is a 2013 graduate of Arizona State and worked for mlb.com before arriving in Minneapolis. Follow him at @masterstrib.
Brett Favre expressed his displeasure with the NFL for the $125,000 in fines it assessed the New York Jets, Jets general manager Mike Tannenbaum and former coach Eric Mangini for not placing the quarterback on its injury report last season despite the fact he had a torn biceps tendon.
The NFL began investigating the situation after Favre acknowledged this month that the Jets knew he was injured late last season. Favre, who never showed up on the Jets' injury report, said no one from the NFL office contacted him to talk during the league's investigation. The NFL issued the penalty last Wednesday, shortly after Favre had done his weekly news conference.
"I think it's very unfair. I just think it's wrong," Favre said today at Winter Park. "They did everything that I felt like they were supposed to. I practiced like half a day on the Wednesday after we knew that I had a torn biceps. The only reason I brought that up was I wanted to address to them that I felt like maybe there were some throws, or I could have played better and because of this injury ... I just wanted to let them know that. I never asked them to put me on the injury report.
"I can't tell you how many times I probably should have been on the injury report and was not. I practiced, I played, I knew I was going to play. But I wanted them to know that I wasn't too proud to play just to play. I've talked with Mike and just spoke briefly with Eric when we played those guys but [the fine] hadn't come out yet. Just expressed that I was sorry that it led to that. It meant nothing. But I think it was unfair the way they were treated."
Mangini is now the coach of the Cleveland Browns. The Vikings and Favre defeated Cleveland in Week 1.
Favre, meanwhile, said he actually banged both his left and right hands during Sunday's game. He stayed on the turf for a short time after throwing a fourth-quarter pass to Bernard Berrian in the VIkings' victory over Detroit and coach Brad Childress said Favre bent his finger nail on the play.
"I got both hands hit," said Favre, who had a cut between knuckles on his left hand. "My thumb nail, this right thumb got bent all the way back. It's like the funny bone, it doesn't feel good. But that was it. It was a pretty good shot I took."
Finally, Favre also had an interesting comment on running back Adrian Peterson. Favre has praised Peterson before so this was nothing new, but when asked where Peterson would rank, Favre said:
"No disrespect to anyone I played with. He's by the far the best running back that I've ever seen. I was always a huge Walter Payton fan. The guy was outstanding. But he made the most with probably the least, which was so amazing watching him. Adrian has it all. He's big, he's explosive, he can stop and hit full speed in two steps and then he's just relentless. He's a defender when he has the ball in his hands. I'd hate to tackle the guy. But it's unfair to rank him with Jim Brown, Walter Payton, Barry Sanders and those guys because there's still some ... he's got some catching up to do. But he's outstanding."
|Vikings (3967)
|People (1)
|Bears (492)
|Ex-Vikings (50)
|Football on TV (53)
|Lions (382)
|NFL draft (293)
|NFL post-season (28)
|Packers (538)
|Super Bowl (286)
|Vikings coaches (83)
|Vikings defense (261)
|Vikings fans (121)
|Vikings injury report (293)
|Vikings management (32)
|Vikings off the field (283)
|Vikings offense (371)
|Vikings quarterbacks (262)
|Vikings road games (77)
|Vikings rookies (38)
|Vikings roster moves (41)
|Vikings special teams (40)
|Vikings training camp (146)
|Injury report (354)
|Off the field (149)
|On the road (88)
|Quarterbacks (374)
|Rookies (96)
|Roster moves (19)
|Vikings draft (275)
|Vikings trade talk (2)
|Vikings players (816)
|Adrian Peterson (1010)
|Anthony Herrera (161)
|Antoine Winfield (412)
|Ben Leber (97)
|Bernard Berrian (213)
|Bobby Wade (16)
|Brad Childress (643)
|Brett Favre (814)
|Brian Robison (183)
|Bryant McKinnie (107)
|Cedric Griffin (194)
|Chad Greenway (230)
|Chester Taylor (79)
|Chris Kluwe (128)
|Darrell Bevell (120)
|E.J. Henderson (184)
|Heath Farwell (50)
|Jared Allen (427)
|John Sullivan (218)
|Kevin Williams (243)
|Leslie Frazier (940)
|Madieu Williams (78)
|Pat Williams (156)
|Percy Harvin (684)
|Phil Loadholt (171)
|Ray Edwards (173)
|Ryan Longwell (145)
|Sage Rosenfels (102)
|Sidney Rice (273)
|Steve Hutchinson (192)
|Tarvaris Jackson (173)
|Tyrell Johnson (152)
|Visanthe Shiancoe (216)
|Brad Childress (647)
|Darrell Bevell (121)
|Leslie Frazier (949)


text:
In addition to our signature "1857 Island Lighthouse Dining Adventure Cruise" Charity Island will be offering the lightkeepers home as a weekly Vacation Rental with a three day minimum Stay beginning September 2013. The five bedroom home rents for $2,500 for six night seven day stay, or $1,200 for a three day stay which includes transportation to and from Charity Island, a 300 acre forested island with three miles of shoreline is managed as a wildlife refuge by the Federal Fish & Wildlife Service. Located in the middle of Saginaw Bay ten miles from shore, ferryboats offering rides to Charity Island depart from both Caseville and East Tawas. Go to our for additional information or call us 989 254 7710. We would love to hear from you.
P.O. Box 171
Au Gres, MI 48703
Driving Directions
Reservations: (989) 254-7710
Phone: (989) 254-7710
Email: email@example.com
Information on activities to do in winter.More
Join 500,000 other
people who receive the free Pure Michigan e-newsletter.
Get the Official
© 2014 Michigan Economic Development Corporation
300 N. Washington Sq., Lansing, MI 48913


text:
Photos: Inside the Micah Center
The Catholic Diocese of Green Bay is opening the Micah Center in Green Bay as a resource for homeless people.
The Catholic Diocese of Green Bay is opening the Micah Center in Green Bay as a resource for homeless people.
Fire destroyed Shaffer Park Supper Club Sept. 5.
CNN's Ivan Watson introduces us to an American man who has taken up arms battling ISIS in Syria.
Police say a man attacked another man Sunday night near the UW-Oshkosh campus.
Within a month's time, five incidents – including robberies, assaults and stabbings – have happened on or near campus.
Investigators say the burglaries happened Oct. 20.
The judge gave Kristen Smith the minimum 25 years on Monday, saying she's a chronic liar but her mental health issues mitigated her sentence…
Democrat Susan Happ faces Republican Brad Schimel, Waukesha County's district attorney, in the Nov. 4 election for attorney general.
The robber got away with cash and cigarettes early Sunday morning.
Wisconsin did not apply by Friday's deadline to qualify for up to $60 million in grants for preschool education over four years.


text:
Becky has spent her entire career cooking and baking, which are also her favorite hobbies outside of work. For her, time spent in the kitchen not only relieves stress, but is lots of fun as well. Becky's love for baking began as a child, standing on a chair next her mom, adding ingredients and mixing up dough.
Get to know the members of the Land O'Lakes Co-op with a seasonal look at family life on the dairy farm.
View our story
Chewy brownies are underneath the sweet, flaky crust of this ultimate brownie.
Calories: 120
Fat: 6g
Cholesterol: 35mg
Sodium: 70mg
Carbohydrates: 16g
Dietary Fiber: 0g
Protein: 2g
This recipe is horrible. It needs more chocolate. It also does not look like the picture on the site. As one reviewer posted save your ingredients. Continue looking for another recipe. When you find a good one email me.
I made this recipe for the first time and was pleased with how easy it is. The brownies turned out with a very silky texture with a little chewy-ness. I added 1 cup of chopped walnuts which may have had an effect on the texture, but I will definitely make these again.
If you like the chewy, gooey brownies, THESE are the ones you want to make! Absolutely DELICIOUS!!
The brownies were very cake-like - not chewy at all. I followed the instructions to a T. We were not happy with these.
i baked these brownies for my family and shared with my co-workers they loved them
I made this recipe for my girlfriend's birthday party. They were eaten up before I could even cut them properly. Don't listen to the other reviewer. They either don't know how to cook or don't enjoy good brownies. :)
the brownies were too thick too sugary more like fudge gone wrong nobody liked them we threw them away waste of time and ingredients
Email address will not be published
How Did This Recipe Work Out for You?
Please return to landolakes.com to rate and review this recipe.
Your comments and suggestions are appreciated by others.
This recipe was reprinted from landolakes.com. http://www.landolakes.com/recipe/427
© 2014 Land O'Lakes, Inc.
I'm something of a traditionalist. My family tends to gravitate toward the same desserts every year for our holiday celebrations – sugar cookies, something pumpkin, and something with chocolate…but this year, I was feeling like trying something new. Enter Cranberry Pavlova. This recipe is part of our 2014 Holiday Brochure, and I was in love at first bite.
Bring the bold flavors of
ginger and sesame to a
variety of meals.
Life gets extra busy this time of year. Like everyone else, my family has the normal action-packed schedule…work, basketball practice, piano lessons, gymnastics, homework…not to mention, fitting in holiday activities like baking cookies, shopping, cutting down the tree… More ...
The Simple Rewards® Club is your personal online resource for exclusive offers and information. It's also our way of saying "thank you" for trusting Land O'Lakes and inviting us into your home. Membership is free, so sign up today.
We'll email instructions to the address you used to register.
We've sent a confirmation email to the address associated with your account. Check your email and follow the link within 3 hours in order to complete the password reset process.
If you are already a member, please sign in.
Look for an email soon with instructions to reset your password.
If you did not receive the email, please check your email junk folder (just in case) or contact us.
Hi, I'm Becky. I'm eager to share my best ideas and favorite recipes from my 20+ years in the Land O'Lakes Test Kitchen. I'm also excited to help with any questions you have about cooking and baking with Land O Lakes® products. Some of the questions and answers will be published in our newsletter, The Measuring Cup®. Please use the short form below to ask your questions, or share your tip or memory.
Your question has been submitted.
Your email has been sent. Thanks for sharing this Land O Lakes recipe!


text:
News from WTOP
News from the AP
Mike Causey
Shows & Panels
- Agency of the Month
- Business of Government Hour
- The CFO Agenda: Delivering value from financial transparency and audit efforts in the public and private sector
- CXO Surveys
- Federal News Countdown
- Government Perspectives on Mobility and the Cloud
- Reducing Risk in the Cloud
- Reimagining the Next Generation of Government
Shows & Panels
- AFCEA Answers
- American Readiness: Renewable Power and Efficiency Technologies
- Ask the CIO
- Delivering the Digital Government Mission
- Federal Executive Forum
- Federal News Radio's National Cyber Security Awareness Month Special Panel Discussion
- Federal Tech Talk
- The Future of Government Data Centers
- Government Perspectives on Mobility and the Cloud
- Mitigating Insider Threats in Virtual & Cloud Environments
- Moving Agency Applications to the Cloud with PaaS
- Reducing Risk in the Cloud
- Security in the Age of Targeted Attacks
- Air Traffic Management Transformation Report
- Cloud First Report
- General Dynamics IT Enterprise Center
- Gov Cloud Minute
- Government in Technology Series
- Homeland Security Cybersecurity Market Report
- The Intersection: Where Technology Meets Transformation
- Modern Mission Critical Series
- National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
- Technology Insights
- The Cyber Security Report
- The Next Generation Cyber Security Experts
Shows & Panels
Search Result
Search Tags: WTOP
Cybersecurity and crowdfunding
On this week's Capital Impact show, Bloomberg Government analysts discuss the cyber attack on Federal News Radio and WTOP, and the future of crowdfunding.
May 16, 2013
Tags: acquisition , cyber attacks , cybersecurity , Richard Bejtlich , Mandiant , crowdfunding , Cady North , Afzal Bari , Allen Scott , Bloomberg Government , Capital Impact
Federal News Radio and WTOP Websites Back After Cyber Attack
The news websites, FederalNewsRadio.com and WTOP.com, are accessible to all Internet users following resolution of a cyber attack against the websites. Users accessing the websites from all web browsers, including Internet Explorer, have full access to both websites.
Tags: Federal News Radio , cyber attack
Federal Drive Interviews -- Nov. 14, 2012
JJ Green of WTOP discusses the national security implications of the Petraeus scandal. Conference Chairman Steve Goodrich talks about the upcoming Human Capital Management Federal Conference. Jeremy Herb of The Hill newspaper reports on what Congress thinks of the Petraeus scandal. Lorelei St. James of the GAO talks about a partnership between the Department of Transportation and the Army Corps of Engineers.
Tags: JJ Green , Steve Goodrich , Jeremy Herb , Center for Organizational Excellence , HCMFC , The Hill , David Petraeus , Marine Transportation System , Lorelei St. James , DoD , DoD Report , GAO , cybersecurity , Cybersecurity Update
Media use by feds
Market Connections President Lisa Dezzutti joins host Mark Amtower to discuss how federal agencies are using traditional and social media in their marketing efforts.
April 2, 2012
Tags: trade publications , Federal News Radio , media marketing , websites , social media , LinkedIn , webinars , mobile apps , Mark Amtower , Amtower Off Center
Tracking Stimulus Spending Online
As heard on WTOP
Tags: tech , stimulus , NIC , transparency , Transparent-gov.com ,
Make way for emergency feds, personnel
WTOP Senior Traffic Reporter Bob Marbourg explains what emergency personnel should be doing to deal with the treacherous conditions out there, and why you should get out of their way.
Tags: pay & benefits , management , Bob Marbourg , snow , snow closings , OPM , John Berry , Dorothy Ramienski
OPM makes call on snow closings
The federal government will be open Friday under the unscheduled leave policy. Senior Correspondent Mike Causey explains what's been done in the past and the Daily Debrief gets analysis from ABC 7 Chief Meteorologist Doug Hill about what to expect in terms of inches.
Tags: pay & benefits , management , Mike Causey , snow , OPM , snow closings , Doug Hill , ABC 7 , Dorothy Ramienski , Bob Marbourg , traffic , weather
WTOP's Mark Segraves on patrol with the U.S. Coast Guard
Reporter went out with USCG after 9/11 training simulation caused controversy.
Tags: management , Mark Segraves , defense , homeland security , USCG exercise
Update: NTSB releases recommendations for Metro
Tags: management , newsstand , NTSB , WMATA , Adam Tuss
Md. BRAC coordinator reacts to GAO report
Tags: management , contracting , BRAC , GAO , Montgomery County , Phil Alperson , Adam Tuss


text:
The Bad Plus
Fri, Feb 15, 2013
Times: 7:00PM and 9:30PM
Venue: Institute of Contemporary Art
100 Northern Ave, Boston, MA 02210Contact:
Jennifer Fortin
0 people saved this
"By any standard, jazz or otherwise, this is mighty moving music . . . hot players with hard-rock hearts."--Rolling Stone
Rule-breaking, genre-bending and thoroughly entertaining, the charismatic jazz trio returns with its daring take on Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, accompanied by a mind-blowing video mix by lighting designer Cristina Guadalupe and film director Noah Hutton.
5 Creative Ways to Celebrate Thanksgiving in Massachusetts
The clocks are pushed back. There's a chill in the air. And eyes are...
Search All Listings Here.


text:
C. Lockwood Marine, a longtime member of the Fort Wayne Metropolitan Human Relations Commission who championed fairness, died at home Tuesday.
He was 76.
Among his list of achievements was his role as senior vice president of Central Soya, president of the Metropolitan Human Relations Commission and a volunteer with SCAN, also known as Stop Child Abuse and Neglect.
When Larry Wardlaw, chairman of the Metro commission, took his post, he recalled how welcoming Marine was and that he was the go-to person for just about any history of the commission.
We've had directors come and go, but Lockwood has consistently been there, Wardlaw said.
He added that equality was at the forefront of Marine's concerns whenever the commission got a case that alleged discrimination.
In general, the thing he brought to the process was his fair-mindedness. He brought an open mind to the situation, Wardlaw said, adding he felt Marine was always consistent with his approach to cases.
Wardlaw said he tries to emulate those qualities of leadership and neutrality in his role as chairman.
Despite Marine's history in the business community, Wardlaw said he never saw Marine automatically side with a business in a case. Not one to be known for staying silent on issues, Marine penned several letters to the editor and guest opinion columns for The Journal Gazette.
It was that outspokenness and a drive to be as fair as possible, no matter the audience, that will be among Wardlaw's memories.
We didn't agree necessarily on lots of political issues, but again, that's what I loved about him so much because that didn't matter. We still came to the table, he said.


text:
No results were found
Boys Pants, Joggers and Jeans Overalls
Whether your boy is a tween, boy, toddler or baby HUMMEL carries a wide assortment of pants, overalls, denim jeans, pants with cool prints or HUMMEL chevrons. All HUMMEL pants for boys match the season's bodystockings, t-shirts and sweatshirt, and your boy – whether your boy is a baby or a tween – will keep warm and look fashionable in his colourful pants. All hummel pants for small children are equipped with safety straps that can't be pulled out of the pants, and all waists have inside elastic for regulation.