text:
Ellerbe Fine Foods
- Address:
1501 W. Magnolia Ave
Fort Worth, TX 76104Neighborhood:
Fort Worth Cultural District & TCU
- Cuisine:
AmericanPrice: $31 to $50
Ellerbe Fine Foods
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.ellerbefinefoods.com/
- Phone: (817) 926-3663
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Friday: 11:00am - 2:00pm
Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday: 5:30 - 9:00pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American
- Executive Chef: Molly McCook
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Private Party Contact: Lea Lewis 8179263663
- Special Events: We have a private dinning room that can accommodate up to 50 people or you are able to have the entire restaurant that seats up to 120 people.
A word from Ellerbe Fine Foods
Ellerbe Fine Foods is a restaurant and market focused on fresh, seasonal, and local ingredients. Ellerbe's relaxed yet stylish atmosphere provides the perfect backdrop for an evening lingering over fine food and wine, a business lunch, a nice meal before a show, dining with friends, special occasions, or a nightcap of dessert and coffee. In-season and local foods not only taste better but are better for you. Chef Molly McCook uses this principle in her cuisine, making for a constantly evolving seasonal menu of locally grown, sustainable products, bringing ingredients from our partner farmers to your plate. Our wines and many of these products are also available for sale in our on-site market, so you can continue the Ellerbe experience at home and beyond.Continued
Foodspotting photosSee all photos
Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Service
Ellerbe Fine Foods - Best Restaurants in Fort Worth Cultural District & TCU ›
Ellerbe Fine Foods reviews from OpenTable diners
120 reviews since July 26, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.6
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (91)fit for foodies (89)neighborhood gem (75)notable wine list (62)romantic (47)great for outdoor dining (43)great for lunch (27)good for groups (27)hot spot (23)great for brunch (4)late-night find (2)Show More
- food is not up to standardssmittyDined on 11/15/2014Second visit. We enjoyed the menu and service. However, the food product was not so great. The pork chop porterhouse was too tough to eat and the lamb was too greasy. The salad was excellent and dessert superb. Pretty pricy for fair food.Special Features:
- LOVELYOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 11/15/2014lovely food, ambience, service, and wine! The waiter was attentive, knowledgeable of both food and wine menus. the restaurant has a positive atmosphere and quiet enough to have a conversation. great evening!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Casual and unique...AnniversaryCelebratorsVIPDined on 11/13/2014I'm often looking for restaurants to meet someone for a business discussion. I needed something in the south Fort Worth area and found Ellerbe's through Open Table. Excellent choice -- good food, attentive service, casual ambiance and a noise level that made conversation easy. The menu was unique enough to make it a memorable experience, assisted by a waiter who with a great personality.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Business LunchJamesDined on 11/12/2014Ellerbe is my go-to for medical district lunch with friends for special occasion or to do business when a meal makes sense. The fare is light or heavy, depending on your choice, and the menu is uncomplicated without too many choices. Cost is not too high, and a good value given the extremely fresh ingredients - seems like just harvested.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- eagerbeaverDined on 11/11/2014Ellerbe Fine Foods always provides an excellent dining experience with frequent new items that are wonderful. Service is outstanding. It can be recommended without hesitation.Special Features:
- Love This PlacelovegreatfoodDined on 11/8/2014We went to Ellerbe's to celebrate my birthday - there were 4 of us. We all ordered different things, and all any of us could say was "wonderful". Our server was absolutely amazing-friendly, helpful, attentive. All servers were extremely efficient and personable. I personally had the Gulf Drum and it was delicious. I love the way Ellerbe's puts so many different flavors in each dish. When I think of a special occasion, I always think of Ellerbe's because I have never been disappointed. Oh, and by the way, the okra appetizer was still the best ever!!!Special Features:
- Worth it.BobbyDined on 11/7/2014The restaurant is an old gas station. It's now a beautiful place to dine for special occasions. The food is unusual and amazing. The butternut squash soup is especially good. The food, though a bit expensive, is totally worth it. Great experience!Special Features:
- Always wonderfulOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 11/1/2014As usual the food was stellar and the service was remarkable. This is our favorite Fort Worth Restaurant.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fresh done rightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/1/2014First time at Ellerbes for my birthday dinner with family and we all loved it. Fresh farm-to-table food, prepared excellently and served with attention to detail.Special Features:
- My go to spotcowgirlDined on 10/29/2014Whenever there is a special occasion or even just for something yummy, Ellerbee's is my choice. All the menu choices are fresh and delicious. BTW, the bread pudding is the best on the planet!! And the wait staff is fab.Special Features:
- Foodie wannabeWishfulfoodieDined on 10/29/2014Very enjoyable lunch. The food was delicious. My only comment was that the Catfish Po 'Boy was on way too thick of bread. Impossible to eat!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AnniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/28/2014I chose Ellerbe to take my wife for our anniversary. The food was exceptional and unique with a wonderful and knowledgeable waitstaff. We wouldn't hesitate to recommend for an out of the ordinary dinner.Special Features:
- Great food, yet loudeLOUDerbeDined on 10/25/2014Only complaint: very noisy - sound bounced off the walls. Had to almost shout to hear each other. Possibly because we were in center of room. Possibly because we are older diners.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1234Dined on 10/24/2014Food was good, service amusing but the wine was overpriced.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/22/2014The food was the best I've had in a long time. My husband actually said, "I don't want it to end." We are so glad we choose Ellerbe for our anniversary!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- artdocentdma1Dined on 10/18/2014Dinner at Ellerbe Fine Foods surpassed our expectations. Every detail was divine, and our service was impeccable. Can't wait for our next visit.Special Features:
- a once in a while treatOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 10/17/2014Ellerbe's fine foods was a place I had wanted to visit since driving by and seeing the inviting curtains that hung around the patio. They offered a time to sit, reminisce, and enjoy a delightful meal. All of their invitings were fulfilled. My wife and I enjoyed our time and our meal. We won't frquent often solely due to the price.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2009VIPDined on 10/11/2014my favorite restaurant in the DFW area. Everything I've had here is really good.Special Features:
- DisappointingRip2014Dined on 10/9/2014I was interested to see how they brought the various local suppliers into their menu. Ordered an appetizer of their frog legs which were very good but had a oily cole slaw with pickled cucumbers and other veggies with it that somewhat ruined the crispiness of the frog legs. also order their "Porterhouse" steak which was more like a small, tough piece of poor quality beef that was covered with so many sauces that it lost itself in the flavor department. Another party ordered fish dish which was good but salty. Bread was forgettable as was the final dessert which was described as an elegant chocolate dish but it was more of a very small tasteless chocolate concoctment with a very minor bit of chocolate syrup.Special Features:
- ZinbobDined on 10/9/2014Another superb meal. This is by far our favorite restaurant in the DFW area.Special Features:
- Delicious food!straycatDined on 10/7/2014We enjoyed our dinners very much! Wine list is nice as well as the variety on the menu. All in all, a wonderful nite. We will be back!Special Features:
- Disappointedbister8Dined on 10/4/2014Unfortunately we were told that everything was very good at this restaurant. That was not our experience. I ordered the pork porterhouse and it was about the worst dish I've ever had. It still gives me nightmares! Poorly cooked with a rather unpleasant paprika sauce. Fatty and really awful. My husband ordered the rack of lamb medium, but most of it was rare and flavorless. We should have returned both dishes, but didn't. Husband also had the homemade chocolate ice cream which was sort of a pudding consistency and not good. The bright notes: excellent sweet potato soup and delicious bread pudding. Menu online can't be trusted. It showed halibut, which is what I really wanted, but it was not on the menu at the restaurant. Too bad.Special Features:
- candiOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 10/3/2014Always great meal! Great wine and amazing deserts!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always awesomeJLIIDined on 9/26/2014We had another great lunch at Ellerbe. We can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- Farm to Table in FWlepeDined on 9/25/2014The menu was seasonal and all ingredients were purchased that morning at the local farmers market. Vegetarian options were available in all courses. Dessert was amazing!Special Features:
- A Special PlaceTexanVIPDined on 9/19/2014Ellerbe's is the place to go for truly "fresh daily" entrees that are prepared to perfection. The menu varies, but the quality and selection never disappoints with fish, pork, beef, and chicken options. The wine and specialty beer selection is adequate for most. Don't plan on cocktails, but do expect excellent service and the ability to visit and enjoy your dining experience without the drone and background noise found in most restaurants today. Again, our most recent visit was par excellence!Special Features:
- Great site for a celebrationWFPBdietDined on 9/19/2014Ashley, our server, was a gem. She was beyond helpful and accommodating. We took friends to celebrate their 50th anniversary, and we had many requests for our special needs. We follow a whole foods, plant based diet with no additional oil added, and we've been doing that for over four years. They had trouble...as do almost all chefs...understanding that we wanted no additional oil in our food. We cook glorious meals at home, and none of them start with, " sauté in olive oil." But retraining chefs is a huge undertaking. Check out Del Sroufe, the chef who wrote Better than Vegan. The produce was exceptionally fresh and delicious; too much oil in everything. The breads were not whole grain. My husband never compromises and leaves there hungrySpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 4forksDined on 9/13/2014Ellerbe fine foods is a wonderful restaurant specializing in farm to table cuisine. Great presentation of food and wonderful atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Elegant ExperienceJCTriRunnerDined on 9/11/2014I selected Ellerbe's for a quiet, elegant birthday dinner. It was a wonderful experience. With my reservation I mentioned the occasion was a birthday and they suggested a Birthday cake for the desert. It was a great idea and a welcome surprise. It was delivered with style. We enjoyed our evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- goodtoknowDined on 9/6/2014Food and service were outstanding. The temperature had been near 100 for days, so the restaurant was not prepared for the lower temperature brought on by a rain storm. Even though we were allowed to change tables, I never was really comfortable. However, excellent hot food and wine kept my mind off my chill. Will definitely return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RMKluvfoodwineDined on 9/6/2014We loved this place! From the little details like the napkins, simple flowers in a vase, serving dishes, etc. And then came the food...everything was creative and delicious. It was our first time there and we will definitely be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wonderful ExperienceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/6/2014we went for my birthday with a large group and had a fabulous time! The food was very good- especially the rabbit papardelle. The cheese board was a little lacking and only really enough for two people, but everything else was wonderful. excellent service, very great wine selection. I recommend again and again.Special Features:
- Fine DinningLove2FineDineDined on 9/6/2014I love the quaint atmosphere, the service was excellent and the food was very fresh and just delectable. They had a great wine selection. We were very pleased and will recommend it to our friends and family.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- finedineDined on 9/5/2014Every meal I have enjoyed at Ellerbes is exquisite. The menu is flavorful and ambitious and offers something for everyone. Fresh is the name of the game here and that makes all the difference. There is no restaurant in Fort Worth or Dallas that compares.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ReviewIrvintxDined on 9/2/2014The squash soup was unremarkable. It lacked flavor. The frogs legs, ocra, rabbit and fish dishes were excellent. We did not have dessert.Special Features:
- JBuckDined on 8/28/2014My meal was unique, memorable and absolutely delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A great find in Fort WorthstratpilotVIPDined on 8/15/2014A little bit away from the downtown steakhouses is a fabulous restaurant with unique, delicious food, great service, and a neighborhood feel. My wife and I went to Ellerbe the other night after checking out the Kimball museum. It is located in a small building which looks like it used to be a house or gas station. Once inside, there is no mistaking this for anything other than a fine restaurant - nicely spaced tables, lots of attentive staff, and the energy of people enjoying themselves. The waitress explained that the food is mostly local and because of that, the menu changes often based on availability. I ordered the pork jowl (a bit of a culinary stretch for me) which was served with cheese hominy and other goodies - great!Special Features:
- Loved itOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/15/2014We had a great night out just us too. We took our time were not rushed. We scored a great bottle of wine and enjoyed some great food with elegant flavors. Just a great night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ellerbe Fine FoodsGammyDined on 8/14/2014We had a delightful evening with our kids. Food was delicious, service great, waitress very knowledgeable about all the entrees and appetizers. They called and confirmed our reservation the day before which was nice especially for people who might forget to cancel a reservation.Special Features:
- High HopesOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/13/2014I'd heard great things about this restaurant. The valet and ladies at the greeting counter were excellent. The concept of farm to table held true-to-form and was reflected in the quality of the meal ingredients. Unfortunately, as a traveler who eats frequently, the entrees didn't seem to have the right balance in their meals. As I shared, I heard great things and would like to give them another chance but do not plan to use the same server staff.


text:
FRONTLINE and ProPublica investigate the secret history of Firestone in Liberia.
This April, FRONTLINE presents two raw, explosive films that explore America's fixation on incarceration.
Inside the world's first global Ponzi scheme, and how he got away with it for so long...
The story of the life of Jesus and the epic rise of Christianity. Said one critic: " It's a revelation of what television can be."
Get Our Newsletter
Follow Us
Funding for FRONTLINE is provided through the support of PBS
introduction + watch online + join the discussion + frequently asked questions
readings and links + map of the camps + teacher's guide
press reaction + tapes & transcript + credits + privacy policy
FRONTLINE home + wgbh + pbsi
Forty years ago, Allied troops invaded Germany and liberated Nazi death camps. They found unspeakable horrors which still haunt the world's conscience. Frontline presents the world broadcast of a 1945 film made by British and American film crews who were with the troops liberating the camps. The film was directed in part by Alfred Hitchcock and is broadcast for the first time in its entirety on Frontline.
posted may 3, 2005
FRONTLINE is a registered trademark of wgbh educational foundation.
web site copyright
wgbh educational foundation
FRONTLINE on

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Ind. Ronald McDonald House turns 25
PRINCETON, Ind. — Six-year-old Noah Peak was just 11 months old when surgeons at Riley Hospital for Children fixed the hole in his heart.
While he was being treated, his mom and dad, Tim and Myra Peak of Evansville, found a home away from home at the 52-bedroom Ronald McDonald House adjacent to the Indianapolis hospital.
They didn't have to worry about meals or finding a hotel room away from their son, a little boy they claim has been "made stronger" by his early childhood problem.
"It was a warm and caring atmosphere," says Myra Peak.
So when the Peaks heard the Ronald McDonald House was celebrating its 25th anniversary in Indiana with a series of statewide events, including a birthday cake luncheon here Saturday at the Masonic Lodge, they decided Noah should attend.
The brown-eyed, brown-haired youngster, whose twin brother Nicholas has blue eyes and blond hair, got to meet Mike Perigo, development director for the Ronald McDonald House of Indiana, and mingle with a few others who have been helped by or volunteered for the program.
Nicholas came, too, along with the boys' 10-year-old sister, Samantha.
Perigo said the Indianapolis house has helped more than 20,000 families since it opened in 1982. That includes 43 Evansville families in the past year alone.
The Peaks used Saturday's lunch as an opportunity to spread the word about Evansville's plans to have the state's second full-blown Ronald McDonald House. (There are scaled-down Ronald McDonald rooms at hospitals in South Bend and Fort Wayne).
Evansville is in the midst of a $5.5 million campaign to build a seven- to 10-bedroom house next year on the campus of St. Mary's Medical Center.
"We're thrilled Evansville is getting one because it could help a lot of families," said Myra Peak.
"It serves such a great need," said her husband, who noted the couple hope to do some volunteer work for the Evansville Ronald McDonald House.
The local site will primarily serve families of patients of neonatal and pediatric intensive care units that have traveled a distance of 25 miles or more.
Accommodations will be available for a nominal fee or at no charge depending on families' ability to pay.
Myra Peak says although Noah's situation terrified them at first, they knew he was going to be OK when he "smiled" at the surgeon. He's fine today and on equal footing with his twin brother.
"We were grateful Noah's problem was fixable because there were children with more serious conditions," she said.
Perigo said Ronald McDonald Houses began in 1974 with former Philadelphia Eagles player Fred Hill.
"Hill and his wife had a very sick child who was in the hospital in Philadelphia, a long-term situation," said Perigo. "Fred noticed a lot of families like them were hanging out in the hospital, sleeping on the floor, catching naps wherever they could.
"The hospital people didn't pay any attention, the people were like wallpaper to them, but Fred noticed."
Hill told a friend who owned a McDonald's restaurant that families in those situations needed a home-away-from-home setting, and that friend "jumped in with both feet."
Before long, the national McDonald's corporation joined the effort, initially raising money for houses by selling mint-flavored chocolate shakes.
Subscribe to the Courier & Press or The Gleaner
Need Help? Call us at 1-877-304-7771.
Monday-Friday: 5am-5pm / Saturday: 6am-11am / Sunday: 6am-1pm


text:
40th Anniversary
Sterling Dimensions: (14.7 Long X 5.7" Wide X 3.8" Tall)
Sterling Body/Chassis Kit Pricing
Sterling Sports Cars is a Registered Trademark of Sterling Sports Cars LLC.
For our customers we create a personal blog web page for them. While we build your car or chassis, you can then be part of the build action. (We will soon make a few of these web pages available for public viewing)
We crate and pack kit car bodies, chassis & parts.
Sterling Dimensions (174" Long X 67.5" Wide X 42.5' Tall) weight 1900lbs, distribution F&R 45/55
(( Rebuild your car from all new modern parts. ))
Perfect match of style and performance.
The Sterling kit car still has stood the test of time with its classic shape but now with modern style and engineering its art on wheels. The orignonal bodies are up to .5" inches think with a double wall structure built into the body during molding. There are now 25 new customizable features we sell to make your Sterling super car new again.
B03 Summer 2011
The Sterling kit car has been around for 40 years. It still looks modern its a kit developed to be built in your own garage with basic tools. What makes this kit car unique is that you can build it your way. The frame and suspension of the oritignal cars is based of a classic VW beetle. The chassis plans we now sell is to help you add a full rolling chassis with suspension to fit under the beautifully sculpted composite body of the clasic Sterling. There is a vast array of suspension, interior, and trim partswe sell to help you rebuild your kit. The major parts including the engine, transaxle, and fuel tank are available from a number of select parts suppliers at a very economical price its all up you your choice.
Here's a list of what parts we sell to fit the origninal Sterling body and NOVA bodies from the UK, Austrailia, South Africa, and South America.
o Two hood options
o Nose under section panel, and RH, LH lower RX style side panels.
o Rear window tunnel with DOT glass window
o Rear molded lower panel, engine cover panel
o Assembly Manual: detailing assembly of kit and additional parts sourcing
o 18 circuit wiring harness is divided and bagged into a sub wire all electrical hardware.
o Interior Accessories: interior including, sport seats, rear bulkhead window tunnel, dash assembly and:
o Complete Dashoptions with pod, and center console
o Sport Seats, and hardware,
o Adjustable seat tracks with hardware
o Glass windshield - DOT safety glass, with top tint and black boarder.
o Rear interior window - DOT safety glass, cockpit rubber gaskets, weather strip
o Side windows, glass DOT power windows
o Side window hardware and rubber trim
o Top canopy rubber gasket kit
o Windshield wiper assembly parts, motor included, reservoir, wiper arms, blades, linkage, tubing, wiper switch fasteners and brackets.
Major Components/Parts needed to compete the restoration of your Sterling also may include
Engine, computer, and exhaust manifolds, Subaru 1989- to present, see build manual
Radiator w/fans and plastic shroud, radiator hoses, and clamps,
For Subaru transaxle use block off plate adapter and new high performance CV joints
Wiring harness w/engine, throttle control, & ignition sections, so it can be simplified.
Wheels and tire recommended size: 17" 225/45R17 or 17" 275/40R17
Gauge kit, steering column, Idid-it brand or Flaming River Brand steering columns,
Metal brake lines, gas tank, filler cap
Tail lights, head lights, and side view mirrors
Seat belts, shifter, steering wheel
Aluminum sheet 6061 series with 1/8" long rivets, and 3/16"long rivets: Aluminum sheet for engine shrouds, interior cockpit, foot well box, block-off plates, patch covers, and engine bay aluminum paneling.
Interior fabric and carpet, paint
It never ends, you can alway s add more features.
Subaru up to 500HP


text:
6156 W Canal Rd,
Abbottstown, PA, 17301-0173
Abbottstown, PA, 17301-0173
Tel: (717)259-9537
School Overview
|School Type
|Special Education School
|Religious Affiliation
|Grades Offered
Student Body
|Total Students
|Student Body Type
|% Students of Color
State avg.: 20%
Academics and Faculty
|Total Classroom Teachers
|10 teachers
|Student : Teacher Ratio
National avg.: 13:1
Nearby Schools:
All Schools | High Schools | Elementary Schools | Preschools | Public Schools
Show me:
- School Location Miles Students Grades
East BerlinZwingli Christian School
403 W King St Box 1008
East Berlin, PA, 17316
(717)259-7449Daycare / Preschool (Church of Christ)2.6 mi | 89 students | Gr. PK-K
Spring GrovePleasant Hill Christian School
9002 Orchard Road
Spring Grove, PA, 17362
(717)225-5838(Brethren)3.1 mi | 57 students | Gr. 1-12
Spring GroveGarbers Mennonite School
6082 Old Hanover Rd
Spring Grove, PA, 17362
(717)225-3722(Mennonite)4.9 mi | 58 students | Gr. 1-11
Spring GroveSmall World Daycare Center
41 Roth Church Rd
Spring Grove, PA, 17362
(717)225-1904Daycare / Preschool5.1 mi | 12 students | Gr. PK-KG
New OxfordImmaculate Conception School
101 N Peter Street
New Oxford, PA, 17350
(717)624-2061(Roman Catholic)5.2 mi | 113 students | Gr. K-8
School Reviews
Area Statistics
Recent Articles
Updated October 26, 2014
What do you do when you are dissatisfied with your local public schools? Homeschool your children? Send them to private school? Let's look at your options.
Your religion matters to you. You want your child to attend a school which will combine academics and religious education. Here is an overview of what is available together with some links to denominational web sites.
Add things up and you'll quickly find the answer- math is crucial both in academics and the real world. By following these strategies and following personal training programs, students can uncover their weaknesses and conquer math.


text:
Back to Previous Page
The Boss 302 returns to the road after 42 years.
Shaking Hands With The Devil
Watch as a Cobra Jet lines up with a Super Cobra Jet!
Make Your "Five-Oh" Go Faster and Smoother
If you love Ford performance, this is the place for you!
King of the Road
A Race Car For The Streets
Born on California's highways, the Mustang SSP offered police a high-performance alternative.
How to get up-close and personal to find the finest Ford Mustang you can afford.
A visual guide to telling one vintage Pony Car from its model-year stable mates.
A visual feast for Mustang lovers.
Mustang's third body style emerges.
A Real Jekyll & Hyde Ride
The power plants that gave the Mustang its gallop.
Upgrading a 1966 Mustang's Baer system from two-piston PBR caliper to six-piston Baer caliper.
A fitting end to the S-197 Mustang era.
Daytona Speedway was a fitting corral for these ponies.
Tulsa Raceway Park thundered with Ford power!
Carving corners with Ford power!
Walking around the paddock at Hallett Motor Racing Circuit
A great mix of old and new meet at this year's Atlanta auto show.
The Ultimate Ford Family Reunion
Fords invade downtown Tulsa's Brady Arts District
Walking around Tulsa Raceway Park
The capstone of a great event.
AutoTrader Classics walks the show early for a sneak peak
Big block, small block, mod motor, boosted, blown or just plain wild!
Chevrolet's latest evolution of the Corvette was right at home with the classics.
Some cars defy categories, so here is a bit of everything!
From the earliest days of motorsports to the latest in cutting edge technology and everything in between.
Now we're talking! Here's where cubic inches meet cubic dollars.
A shortened Mustang? One-off customs? A mid-engine Corvette? Just what were they thinking!?
Camaros are always a SEMA favorite, and this year was no different.
Brutally effective in their design, these retired racers also hold a certain beauty.
AutoTrader Classics Editor Brian Medford travels to Streetside Classics in Powder Springs, GA to talk about a little bit of British history, the Mini.
Watch as David Williams from Fast Lane Classic Cars pulls the front wheels on his juiced Cobra!
It is easy to imagine these trucks plying the dirt roads towards the family farm.
These show stoppers are the heart and soul of the event!
These motorcars are a history lesson from the base of the automotive family tree.
If the Vegas strip is packed with cool cars then it must be time for SEMA!
These powerplants were too cool to be hidden under a hood.
Editor Brian Medford visits Alexander Automotive in downtown Franklin, TN to see some special cars. This Buick happens to be a GSX with a...
Sometimes an auction is also a car show.
Flowing fenders and running boards make quite a style statement!
Some cars are already destined to be memorable.
Overcoming mechanic's fear.
A 2000 Cobra R takes an unplanned adventure at Hallett Motor Racing Circuit.
Check out Bryan's latest project on Cafe Racer TV.
We pick the best of the best.
AutoTrader Classics brings you the best of AutoRama!
provided by
by Brian Medford
More from Author
In this video the Flex picks off a modded Mustang GT.
Please select a field.
From Customs, Chevys, Fords to the Classics, these magazines provide the latest cutting edge information to fuel your passion.
All Magazines
Required Information
How likely would you be to recommend this site to a friend or colleague?


text:
Dr. Gerald M. Wait, MD
Surgery, Covenant Clinic
- 2710 Saint Francis Dr Ste 210
Waterloo, IA 50702
- 1 Office Location
- (319) 272-5000
Dr. Gerald M. Wait has been practicing medicine for 27 years. Dr. Wait graduated from the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas in 1987. He practices medicine in Waterloo, IA and specializes in Surgery and Vascular Surgery. Dr. Wait is affiliated with Covenant Medical Center and Sartori Memorial Hospital.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 27 Years
Languages Spoken: English
Medical School: University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas
Graduation Date: 1987
Hospital Affiliations: Covenant Medical Center, Sartori Memorial Hospital
Specialties: Surgery, Vascular Surgery


text:
Photo Fab: The Cast of 'RHOA' Vacations in San Juan view
5 Reasons We Wish We'd Gone to Coachella view
Inside Kandi Burruss' Bridal Shower view
Ri Ri helped Scouts and volunteers in Tel Aviv paint the walls of their meeting center...
Ri Ri helped Scouts and volunteers in Tel Aviv paint the walls of their meeting center. Love those Louboutins!
Customer Service | E-mail Newsletter Sign-up | Subscribe to Essence | Give a Gift of Essence | Change Your Address | Renew Your Subscription | Pay Your Bill | Questions & Comments
Bios | Contact Us | Essence Crosswords | Job Opportunities | Internships | Media Kit | Our Company | Site Map | Writer's Guidelines | Magazine Tablet Edition
© 2014 Essence Communications Inc. All Rights Reserved | Privacy Policy | Your California Privacy Rights | Terms of Use | Essence.com Advertising Terms | AD CHOICES


text:
Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read.
Start by marking "Lost Gods of Albion: The Chalk Hill Figures of Britain" as Want to Read:
Lost Gods of Albion: The Chalk Hill Figures of Britain
A uniquely British phenomenon, the 30or so figures cut into the turf of southern England have excited antiquarians, archaeologists, and the general public for generations. However, their origins are enigmatic. Paul Newman shows how hill-figures reveal Britain's darkest past: Druid massacres, conjectured human sacrifice, and strange phallic and pagan rites that in milder fo ...more
Paperback, 240 pages
Published May 1st 2009 by The History Press
Friend Reviews
To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.
Reader Q&A
To ask other readers questions about Lost Gods of Albion, please sign up.
Be the first to ask a question about Lost Gods of Albion
Community Reviews
(showing 1-6 of 6)
Paul Leonard Newman was an American actor, film director, entrepreneur, humanitarian and auto racing enthusiast. He won numerous awards, including an Academy Award, two Golden Globe Awards, a Screen Actors Guild Award, a Cannes Film Festival Award, an Emmy award, and many honorary awards. He also won several national championships as a driver in Sports Car Club of America road racing and his race ...moreMore about Paul Newman...
Share This Book
No trivia or quizzes yet. Add some now »


text:
Superman Homepage Ringer T-Shirt
Now you can show the world that you are a fan of the No. 1 Superman site in the world! For only $17.99 you can wear this shirt with pride and help get the word out about our super community here. (More colors and designs available)
LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham
"LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham" is the next instalment to the blockbuster LEGO "Batman: The Videogame" and "LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes" videogames.
I've been cunning, used my wits,
I've pieced together all the bits.
And glory be! The whole thing fits:
Santa Claus is Superman!
Where's Clark Kent on Christmas Eve?
In Smallville, he'd have you believe.
What do you think I am? Naive?
Santa Claus is Superman!
And where's Father Christmas the rest of the year?
Funny how he just seems to - disappear.
He's in Metropolis - it's clear!
Santa Claus is Superman!
You might say it's a pack of lies -
One's dark, one's fair - they're a different size.
Haven't you heard the word "disguise"?
Santa Claus is Superman!
Tell me who else has the speed,
I mean, the kind of speed you'd need?
It's obvious, are we agreed?
Santa Claus is Superman!
And who else is there strong enough,
To carry all that Christmas stuff?
Admit it now, I know it's tough:
Santa Claus is Superman!


text:
Categories: Architects| Builders' Services| Elevators| Heavy Construction Equipment| Portable Toilets| See More >
Nevada > Yerington Yellow Pages > Construction > Construction Services
Construction Notebook
(702) 876-8660
Builders exchange since 1953. - Construction Notebook is a full-service construction information center. On our website, located ... More>
AAA Bar & Restaurant Equipment
(702) 678-6005
Family Owned and Operated since 1980, AAA Bar & Restaurant Supply is your one-stop shop for both ... More>
Get Competitive Construction Bids Today!
Construction Estimates, Customer Reviews, Profile Info & More!
Hire a Residential Construction Management Pro
Get bids from 10-Point Screened Residential Construction Managers
Construction Site Development Contractors
Construction Estimates, Customer Reviews, Profile Info & More!
Contractor's Exam Center
(755) 322-7100
Contractor's Exam Center Inc., is a contractor owned and operated business with a focus on helpin... More>
Jake's Crane, Rigging & Transport International
(702) 872-5253
Welcome to Jake's Crane Rigging & Transport International! Jake's Crane Rigging & Transport In... More>
Lift Equipment Certification Company, Inc.
(702) 798-5540
Welcome to Lift Equipment Certification Company, Inc. Lift Equipment Certification Company, I... More>
CSHQA a design collaboration
(208) 343-4635
CSHQA is a full-service design collaboration firm specializing in architecture and engineering. ... More>
Lantana Ranch
(775) 463-1173
150 E Walker Rd, Yerington, NV| Map
Greene Valley Rentals
(775) 463-7368
2 S Willhoyt Ln, Yerington, NV| Map
Buying Options: Rent and Lease, Rent and Lease
updating results
You are currently searching
Yerington Construction Services.Try other nearby locations.
- Reno |
- Sparks |
- Carson City |
- South Lake Tahoe |
- Fernley


text:
June 17 - Sept. 2: A celebration of Lafayette's one-of-a-kind, locally owned restaurants
Click here to view participating IND Monthly advertisers
|Photo by Kari Walker
Don's Seafood & Steak House Old Fashioned
Everything old is new again, including this classic whiskey cocktail. Take a trip around town and experience it three different ways.
By Kari Walker
The Old Fashioned is nothing new — or is it? The beloved drink, known simply as a "whiskey cocktail" until the late 19th century, earned its present name when other drinks (like the martini) gained pizazz and the Old Fashioned remained the same — whiskey, a touch of water, bitters, sweetener, muddled citrus and, of course, a maraschino cherry. The blend is then served over ice in a glass bearing the same name.
It's often a drink of nostalgia, but when Mad Men's Don Draper became known for the drink in 2007, the Old Fashioned came back into the spotlight. Local watering holes in Lafayette have embraced the trend and experimented with a renaissance of the classic cocktail.
Michael Walker, an aficionado of the whiskey cocktail (and my husband), served as INDEats' official taster, as he enjoys the drink because it brings back memories of his grandfather who is now deceased — a sensory trip back to times he spent with "Big Daddy."
First stop was Pamplona Tapas Bar & Restaurant in Downtown Lafayette where the cocktail starts with bourbon whiskey, an orange peel seasoned with three types of bitters, a locally-sourced cane sugar, house-made simple syrup and a house-brandied cherry — the frosty glass was empty in no time. "I liked the non-traditional, non-muddled approach," Walker says. "The variety of bitters enhances the flavor and the cherry — it was the best part of the drink. I wish I had five more.
"The knowledge of the bar staff also makes the drink," he continues. "It's not just Happy Hour; it's an educational experience for those who like cocktails."
|Photo by Kari Walker
Social Old Fashioned
Social Southern Table and Bar's Bee Old Fashion is another makeover of the classic and one of the hottest selling drinks on the menu. The Bee starts with Eagle Rare Bourbon, a single barrel bourbon whiskey made exclusively for Social and Charley G's. Here, too, muddled fruit is ditched and replaced with orange bitters. A touch of brown sugar sweetness finishes the drink with a house-made simple syrup. The results: Brown sugar gives the whiskey a unique character, and lack of fruit allows the aroma of the whiskey to shine.
Finally, we made our way to an establishment quite possibly known more for its Old Fashioned than its seafood — Don's Seafood & Steakhouse. The ingredients are textbook consisting of Maker's Mark whiskey, simple syrup, bitters, orange and a maraschino cherry. But what makes Don's extra special is a little lagniappe — a rock candy swizzle stick. The patron can self-muddle his fruit into the beverage and, of course, slurp up the fruity mix off the candy.
"When I want a drink that's classic, I like [the Old Fashioned] at Don's," Walker says. "It's a Lafayette tradition."
And while men around town may have a love for the whiskey cocktail, over the Old Fashioned tour this girl's palate has also grown to appreciate the different tastes of what makes each drink unique. There is really no wrong way to pay homage to this classic, but one thing is for sure — the Old Fashioned is no longer just a drink of the past.
In honor of EatLafayette, INDEats intern Camille LeJeune shared her great grandmother Sidoux LeJeune's favorite recipe for making an Old Fashioned. The recipe appeared in the 1937 recipe book "Famous New Orleans Drinks and How to Mix 'Em" by Stanley Clisby Arthur.
Says Camille: "The author even wrote and signed a personal note to my great grandparents: 'For Sidoux and Arthur, good fellows, good mixers - good friends.'"
"My great grandmother used to make them by the jug and keep them in the freezer," she says. Camille's father, Sterling LeJeune, who knows a thing or two about Old Fashioneds, swears by this recipe.
1 lump sugar
2 dashes Peychaud or Angostura bitters
1 jigger rye whiskey
1 piece lemon peel
1 chunk pineapple
1 slice orange peel
2 maraschino cherries
Into a heavy bottomed bar glass drop a lump of sugar, dash on the bitters, and crush with a spoon. Pour in the jigger of rye whiskey and stir with several lumps of ice. No shaking allowed! Let the mixture remain in the glass in which it is prepared. Garnish with a half-ring of orange peel, add the chunk of pineapple and the cherries with a little of the maraschino juice. Twist the slice of lemon peel over all and serve in the mixing glass with the barspoon.
The author writes below the recipe: "Don't let anyone tell you that gin, rum, or brandy can take the place of whiskey in an Old Fashioned. Turn a deaf ear to such heresy" and later refers to prohibition as "the Great Mistake.
By Kari Walker
|Photo by Kari Walker
Judice Inn's double cheeseburger
Judice Inn has called 3134 Johnston St. home since 1947 when brothers Alcide and Marc Judice built the establishment themselves and started serving the "best hamburgers in town." The Judices pride themselves on building a business known for quality and superior customer service. Not many restaurants can say they have not only delivered consistently sought-after food for over 65 years, but also continue to keep family at the helm. Gerald Judice, the youngest of Marc's sons, runs the restaurant and takes pride in what his father and uncle have contributed to the Lafayette restaurant scene. Judice Inn has long participated in EatLafayette, doing its part to support local dining.
The menu is simple. "It's worked for 65 years — we must be doing something right," Gerald says.
At INDEats, we understand that some dishes don't have to be fancy to be perfect, which is why the EatLafayette Dish of the Month is one of those classics since 1947 — the double cheeseburger. Judice Inn starts with a freshly ground Angus beef patty and melted American cheese between an Evangeline Maid bun topped with shredded lettuce and fresh onion. The Judice sauce comes on every burger and if you love it, ask for extra. The tomato-based blend with spices is a family secret, so keep guessing what's in it because the Judice family's lips are sealed. INDEats likes to top our double cheese burger with a fried egg for an added flavor element.
Make your own version of a Judice Inn burger at home with this recipe from the restaurant. However, be advised that there are no true measurements, as the Inn's employees say they "eyeball" most of what goes in the mix.
Fresh ground 81/19 Angus ground beef
Seasoning mix — cayenne pepper, black pepper, bread crumbs and salt (all to taste)
Splash of milk to bind meat mix
Patties are best if cooked on a griddle surface. Preserve patty drippings for preparation of optional fried egg.
Fresh shredded lettuce
Thin-sliced raw onion rings
Mustard and mayonnaise blend (60/40 ratio)
Judice sauce — a tomato-based spice-blend sauce (we like a blend of ketchup and Cajun Power Garlic Sauce; whisk together and season to taste)
Sliced American cheese
One egg fried in drippings from grilled hamburger patties
Take one Evangeline Maid hamburger bun and spread Mustard-mayonnaise mix on top half of bun and Judice sauce on bottom bun. Place one patty with melted cheese on bottom bun and repeat with second patty. Place fried egg on top patty and sprinkle generously with shredded lettuce and fresh onion. Add top of bun and serve.
3134 Johnston St.
(337) 984-5614
Pot industry gearing up for holiday shoppers; uncertainty in Ferguson; Patriots' winning streak and more national and international news for Monday, November 24, 2014.
Monday's Blogs from the Bog!
Lafayette Police have had a busy day.
Gov. Bobby Jindal's administration will use $130 million in patchwork financing from a tax amnesty program, insurance settlement, uninsured motorist penalties and other excess funds to close most of the state's midyear budget deficit.
Democratic U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu said she disagrees with President Barack Obama's actions on immigration, hoping the latest controversy doesn't worsen her campaign difficulties.
Two bedroom in Lafayette or two bedroom in Kaplan
Sennond trunk show at kiki
Gay-rights advocates challenging Louisiana's same-sex marriage ban announced Thursday that they have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to review their case before it is heard by a federal appeals court.
Thursday's explosion aboard an oil production platform in the Gulf of Mexico is now under investigation by the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement.
Acadiana's nightlife guide.
Thinking himself the "son of God," the man charged with the 2013 killing of an officer of the Chitimacha Tribal Police will not stand trial following a ruling Thursday on his mental competency.
Four hours after inviting supporters to a rally with Sen. Marco Rubio, Bill Cassidy claimed that Mary Landrieu "voted against stopping executive amnesty."
Either Saints coach Sean Payton doesn't want to tip Baltimore off as to who'll start in New Orleans' secondary on Monday night, or he really doesn't know yet.
Money from the first and only settlement so far in a Louisiana flood board's lawsuit against dozens of energy companies will be placed in a special account dedicated to coastal restoration.
The Ethics Board gives the lame duck Youngsville mayor permission to offer a sweet parting gift to the community he's presided over for three terms.
Subtle jewelry
Carencro ranch style home or three bedroom traditional in St. Martinville
The money came through a general obligation bond sale Thursday.
A legend in the Acadiana Oil Patch, Comeaux died Monday, Nov. 17.
Acadiana's nightlife guide.
With a growing number of alleged sexual assault victims coming out against Bill Cosby in recent weeks, upcoming projects have been canned by NBC and Netflix, but that won't affect the once-loved comedian and actor's scheduled performance in Lafayette.
The Baltimore Ravens' retooled secondary had no trouble against a rookie quarterback at home. This week, however, their task is far more challenging: stopping Drew Brees on the road in New Orleans.
Add Texas Gov. Rick Perry's name to the list of possible Republican presidential candidates flooding the campaign trail for GOP Senate candidate Bill Cassidy.
Gov. Bobby Jindal is in Florida this week with his fellow Republican governors for another gripe session aimed at their favorite target, the president, this time taking aim at his immigration plans.
Early voting for the runoff is shortened by two days because of the Thanksgiving holiday.
"Coach Don" Gagnard is running for school board. Today he offers his critique of the socioeconomic relationship between government subsidies and obesity.
BP is heading to a federal appeals court in its effort to oust the administrator of damage settlement claims arising from the 2010 Gulf of Mexico oil spill.
Former Le Rosier chef who cooked at the James Beard House and was named one of the "Best New Chefs in America" by Food & Wine magazine in 1995 was 48.
It was only a few months ago when the LPSB held the school system's purse strings with a death grip, but oh how board President Hunter Beasley's demeanor seems to be changing with the ouster of Superintendent Pat Cooper.
Acadiana's nightlife guide.
NOV 24 Because of a town ordinance, the police will come to a disabled girl's home this week to take away her service dog and kill him. Sound like a bad Lifetime movie? Nope - it's real life in Moreauville, blogger Lamar White Jr. tells us in this post. The dog's crime? Being born a pit bull. What's the reason for this ordinance? Well, the town fathers are a little vague on that one. Maybe Obama?
NOV 24 Columnist Stephanie Grace is writing about Bobby Jindal's continuing refusal to accept federal funding for the expansion of Medicaid. It's purely an attempt to benefit him politically, meaning the decision is "cruel, short-sighted and remarkably self-centered." Well, yeah. Have you met him?
NOV 24 The New York Times editorial board is writing about the 40 years that Albert Woodfox has spent in solitary confinement in this post, calling it "barbaric beyond measure." Since Richard Nixon was president, the man has been in solitary in Angola Plantation Penitentiary. How is that OK with us?
NOV 24 The GOP has a boogie-man for anybody thinking about voting for Mary Landrieu: President Obama. But the Dems have one for Bill Cassidy, too, Melinda Deslatte writes in this AP post on The Reading Eagle -- and his name is Governor Jindal.
NOV 24 Blogger Bob Mann is blogging about race and the Senate campaign in this post. Sure, everybody knows that Mary Landrieu doesn't do too well with white folks, but how come the GOP can't get arrested in the black community? Bob is asking.
NOV 24 Early voting for the December election began Saturday, and this post on NOLA Defender tells us what Mary and Bill were up to. The polls and the pundits have their opinions, but none of that can replace actual voting, NODEF says.
NOV 24 Blogger Tom Aswell tells us about Bruce Greenstein's grand jury testimony in this post. The former state health secretary testified in an investigation into the lucrative contract Louisiana awarded to his former employer. Apparently, Mr. Greenstein has a bit of the C.R.S. disease.
NOV 24 Last week, an SUV carrying a blended Texas family overturned on the Interstate near Shreveport, killing the parents and three of their kids, and seriously injuring two other kids. According to this story in the Dallas Morning News, the DA has exercised some compassion and dismissed the ticket given to the teen who was driving.
NOV 21 One (possible) positive from Hurricane Katrina is a comprehensive zoning ordinance for New Orleans. Nine years later, we're getting closer to that being finalized, but the current version has some problems. Here's the latest in a series of posts on The Lens in which residents give their views of the draft; this one is more amusing than most.
NOV 21 The end of the term has come for the grand jury investigating a lucrative Medicaid contract and a former state health official's ties to the company that won it, the Advocate reports here, but that doesn't mean the investigation into this stinkiness is over. There are still some things to look into, the lead prosecutor says.
NOV 21 Bobby Jindal is headed to Iowa again, the Des Moines Register reports here. The paper outlines what's going on with Bobby's non-campaign for president, and there's a lot of stuff here -- too bad none of it sounds like somebody running Louisiana. Hey, wasn't that the job he wanted?


text:
New to Typophile? Accounts are free, and easy to set up.
There is a one day workshop taking place in Toronto, Canada on April 6th from 9 to 4 pm. It is being put on by the RGD Ontario (the Association of Registered Graphic Designers of Ontario). The title is Intro to Glyph Drawing and Type Design and focuses on "the proper techniques for digitally rendering glyphs and the basic concepts of digital typeface/font design". It looks absolutely fabulous and I was just told that the event will be cancelled unless there is more interest in it. (Personally, I can't imagine why there wouldn't be!) So if you're in the area and at all interested: http://www.rgdontario.com/news/events.php#glyphs


text:
This month's issue looks at the midterm legislative races and statewide ballot measures, the role of primaries, the value of art in school, perspective from two of the nation's top pollsters and much more.
Current Issue
In February 2005, ChoicePoint, a corporation that collects and compiles information that includes personal and financial information on millions of consumers, disclosed that it been the victim of a security breach wherein it had sold personal information of almost 145,000 people to a criminal enterprise. The company first disclosed the breach only to California residents, as required by California's Notice of Security Breach law (Cal. Civil Code §1798.29), enacted in 2002. However, the company later disclosed that residents in other states, the District of Columbia and three territories also may have been affected by the ChoicePoint breach. Numerous other breaches of security at corporations, government agencies, and educational institutions have since been reported, and a majority of states have enacted security breach disclosure laws.
NCSL Contact: Pam Greenberg, NCSL Denver Office, 303-856-1413
7700 East First Place
Denver, CO 80230
Tel: 303-364-7700 | Fax: 303-364-7800
444 North Capitol Street, N.W., Suite 515
Washington, D.C. 20001
Tel: 202-624-5400 | Fax: 202-737-1069


text: I don't know what the future holds or what will happen with Matt and me. I don't know if he and I will ever date, be in an exclusive relationship, or if he will ever be ready to settle down with just one woman, but I do know that he and I will always be in each other's life in some capacity. Since that fated night at Possum Kingdom, our lives have taken us in new directions, and new doors have opened for both of us. Although we explored romance, it didn't really pan out how I know y'all, or I, hoped it would. I want more than anything to be valued, and respected, and treated with sincere, genuine, selfless love by a man who is deserving of my heart. Matt isn't in a place to give me what I want right now, and there is nothing wrong with that. But I'm smart enough not to sit and wait on a man's timing to kick in. I truly believe that someone perfect is out there...and perhaps he has every quality on my silly, never-ending checklist!


text:
Thanks for posting comments on Clayton. We will be building shortly - should be finished & moved in south of Fredericksburg, VA by June. Your comments and advice are appreciated. Certainly interested in future posting. As soon as we are further along, I will provide as much info as I can.
- Forum >
- Miscellaneous >
- Clayton/Richfield Modular Home
A short reply: Two more things we are very pleased with: the house is staying very comfortable with excellent heat distribution; the water fixtures in each bath and kitchen (Moen) are apparently of high quality. A couple of things that we replaced: the two shower heads (the stream was sluggish -- I wanted more of a pulsating flow) so I replaced them with a simple pulsating type--and the locks on the doors required some jiggling so I replaced them with lever handle knobs/locks from Lowes. I had a water pressure regulator installed keeping pressure at abourt 50 lbs (sometimes, the pressure in our neighborhood -- a valley with surrounding mountains--was very high and I was told by the building inspector that sometimes the high pressure could cause leaks)-- I was also advised to install a " sewer backup preventer " --which I did--that would keep pressurized sewer from coming back into the house. Hope your new home turns out great. bjackm
When we removed the curtains to change the window treatments (we wanted pleated shades) in our Clayton/Richfield mod we found a few "drywall cracks"-- some very small and almost invisible but a couple were obvious. I contacted our dealer, Benny Lowe at LUV Homes in Kingsport, TN. He immediately sent a very competent drywall man who patched and repaired all the cracks in a very acceptable manner. We did the painting in the bedroom and morning room as we wanted "clay" color in the MR, and "artichoke" (green) on one wall in the BR. We had already painted two walls in the living room (a shade of red). There were no cracks in the living room. A final word about Benny Lowe---he has done everything possible to please us. At this time, we are extremely pleased with our home and LUV home service. bjackm
If you are seeking to buy a modular DO NOT go with Pro-Built homes in Mifflintown, PA...we did and we are SORRY. We have had numerous, expensive problems and they will not back their warranty.
We moved into our Clayton/Richfield mod home in January (see previous messages). UPDATE: house is doing great -- no re-occuring wall cracks, malfunctions, etc. A few minor cracks that came upon movement of the house to the site were easily corrected. Two disappointments: no overhead lights in two closets--now correcting that myself. And, Entry porch construction, plus sidewalk, has been quite expensive. Didn't want a cheap type deck as many manufatured homes have. Just now getting these two entry porches finished--very pleased but costly. Our house has 7/12 roof pitch, 9 ft ceilings, very large rooms (2,205 sq) 3 sectional construction, etc. It is in city limits among stick built homes and receives lots of praise from neighbors. Don't let stick-built or crane mod promoters tell you that a Clayton mod is not "really" a modular---this is reckless and ill-founded talk. Our Clayton mod house is very well built and very comfortable. Will check this post in the future to see remarks and to post a final report when we have owned this home one year. bjackm
about 2100 sq feet. Limestone underground.
looking for a cost figure for a permanat foundation for a modular home.
San Antonio, texas area.
looking for a cost figure for a permanat foundation for a modular home.
San Antonio, texas area.
2/23/08: This will be the last update thread to my earlier messages regarding the home we have now been in for a little more than a year. But will check this forum occasionally to see if any questions remain unanswered. This mod is our second home--we spent 40% of our time in it in 2007. Basically, it is a nice, well-constructed home. Just a few things have had to be improved: 1) better door locks 2)better paint on the crown moulding 3) plus, a few repairs that were mentioned previously on this thread (a few drywall repairs, etc. but nothing really large). The heat pump works fine unless the temp goes down below low teens at which time, we use extra space heaters in the room that seems a bit too cool--A/C works great. The plumbing fixtures are outstanding. The carpeting is wearing well. We replaced some of the lighting fixtures with better, more stylish ones. We replaced most of lthe window treatments with better shades, etc. The vinyl siding is not so good--very thin. I hit several rocks mowing before the grass covered the yard which slammed against the siding and knocked three holes in the siding and broke two of the windows. I was sick about it but plan to make a a patch on each hole from electrical cover plates and will replace the window (was one of the double pane windows --outside part was cracked). Final comment: we are proud of our Richfield mod--receive a lot of compliments--love our stone fire place, tall ceilings, large crown moulding, roominess (2,205 square feet), floor plan etc. Would do it all over again. Contact me if you have a question. [email protected]
We are currently in final stages to build addition to our home with Probuilt in Miffletown,Pa ....it seems like a good place...what went wrong with your home?
Hey there.
My husband and I have an appt. with clayton modular homes this coming saturday. I was wondering if your home is really good/nice. Does it compare to what they tell you?
My husband and I have an appt. with clayton modular homes this coming saturday. I was wondering if your home is really good/nice. Does it compare to what they tell you?
- 15 Old House Features We Shouldn't Abandon
- 17 Tiny Bathrooms We Love
- 30 Things Everyone Should Know
- 25 Insanely Easy-to-Make Holiday Ornaments
- 20 Easy 60-Minute Home Improvements
- 10 Classic Ways to Brighten Up a Dark Room
- 10 Quick and Creative Stocking Stuffers
- 133 Smart Storage Ideas for the Whole House
- 7 Unauthorized Uses for Common Appliances
- 8 Ways to Make a Small Room Look Big
- Best Secret Hiding Spots We've Ever Seen
- Sweet Dreams: 15 Inventive Beds You Can Make Yourself
- 11 Ways to Winterize Your Home
- Laundry Room Ideas to Knock Your Socks Off
- 10 Must-Do Projects for November
- 8 Cheap and Unique DIY Nightstands
- 15 Eye-Catching Options for Your Front Door
- Supersize Your Small Bath with 8 Pro Tips
- 8 Unique Ways to Build Your Own Table
- Woodworking for Beginners: 10 Projects
- 10 Houseplants You Can Grow ANYWHERE
- 10 Doable Designs for a DIY Rug
- 7 Incredible Uses for Salvaged Lumber
- 10 Bookcases You Can Make Yourself
- 7 Mistakes Not to Make with Your Fireplace
- The Easy 1-Hour Money-Saving Home Checkup
- Quick Fixes for a Fresher Shower
- Don't Try This at Home: 7 Dangerous DIYs
- 10 Ways to Redecorate Without Spending a Dime
- The Top 10 Artificial Christmas Trees


text:
Posts filtered on Category
Former Astro Jason Lane, Minute Maid Park to get Hollywood treatment
Astros fans might not have the best memories of Jason Lane, that is unless you count his making a routine catch to end the 2005 National League Championship Series in Game 6 and sending the franchise to its first, and only, World Series. He was, after all, smiling like a giddy grade-schooler, just as many […] [Read More]
Astros play long ball in win over Rangers
ARLINGTON — Tuesday's 8-3 Astros win over the Rangers wasn't smooth or particularly fine baseball, a condition neither of these teams should care about given their respective states. Jose Altuve collected a pair of hits, both hard, and notched two steals to bring his season total to 41, but he was also picked off third […] [Read More]
Astros report: Grossman hoping third call-up is the charm
ARLINGTON — Astros manager Bo Porter joked Tuesday that the Astros should let outfielder Robbie Grossman wear his Class AAA Oklahoma City jersey now that he's back in the big leagues. The numbers make clear why that is. Grossman, who was recalled to replace the injured Alex Presley, entered Tuesday hitting .158 in 35 games […] [Read More]
Jason Castro's mystery injury improving after treatment
ARLINGTON — Astros catcher Jason Castro hasn't exactly solved the root of the mystery, which is OK as long as it continues to recede. The Astros catcher hit in the cage Tuesday, a day after he sat out because of a pain in the area of his left armpit. There's a suspicion that a swollen […] [Read More]
Team doctors have final say in post-draft medicals
If a major league player is injured, they have a right to a second opinion, per MLB's collective bargaining agreement. …the Clubs shall provide an updated, accepted listing of medical specialists, by specialty and by geographic region, to whom Players may upon their request go for diagnosis and a second medical evaluation of an employment […] [Read More]
Astros end skid with offensive eruption against Rangers
ARLINGTON — Astros owner Jim Crane sees what everyone else does in his ballclub: a bullpen that needs to be better. For a second straight start, starter Jarred Cosart was subpar Monday, but the major league's worst bullpen held it together with the boss watching in a 12-7 win over the Rangers. The Astros' offense […] [Read More]
Fowler hoping to return before All-Star break
ARLINGTON — Dexter Fowler was back with his teammates Monday for the start of a three-game road series against the Rangers. The center fielder still has time left on the disabled list as he deals with a right intercostal strain, but he stayed behind while the Astros played a four-game series in Anaheim. He received […] [Read More]
Castro limited to bench with unknown injury
ARLINGTON — Jason Castro wasn't quite sure how to describe what was bothering him Monday, when the Astros catcher was out of the lineup because of something troubling in the area of his left armpit. "It's kind of strange," Castro said Monday afternoon. "We don't really know why. It might be the lymph-node thing, the […] [Read More]
Astros, Nationals aim for 2017 opening of shared West Palm Beach site
ARLINGTON — The Astros and Nationals are moving along in their effort to build a shared spring training site in West Palm Beach, Astros owner Jim Crane said Monday. The proposed site is at Haverhill Rd. and 45th St. Approval from local and state officials is still needed and the hope is the stadium could […] [Read More]
Show More


text:
I thought I'd give a quick update on the development of Super Mario Bros. Crossover for people that are interested. Ever since version 1.1 was released, I've been working on other projects and taking care of things in my personal life. My goal for doing that stuff was to have a comfortable place to work and to make enough money to live off of. I can happily say that I have succeeded, so now I can focus completely on the game once again. I've been working on it for the last few days and it's like a breath of fresh air. It always feels so good to see my dreams come true in Super Mario Bros. Crossover.
Originally the next update to the game was going to be huge, but because it's been a long time since the last version came out, I'm going to release a small update first. You can expect the small update out around the beginning of November. All I can promise is that it will include a new character. I already have this character in the game in a very early state, and I think it's going to be a lot of fun and add some new gameplay elements. If I have time, I'll add some new features to the other characters as well. If I don't, then I'll save those things for the big update.
The big update will add a lot of new stuff to the game. It will definitely give people a reason to come back and play. If everything goes according to plan, it might feel like a new game in some ways. If I am able to work miracles, the big update will be out before the end of the year. Otherwise, it will probably come out in January. But it would be awesome to get it out before Christmas, so I'll do my best to make that happen.
I hope you guys are excited to see what's coming. Super Mario Bros. Crossover will be getting a lot bigger soon. It will be nice to see it approaching my original plans.
Talk about this post in the Exploding Rabbit Forums.
Pingback: real estate singapore()
Pingback: Yacht Charter()
Pingback: condo for sale pattaya()
Pingback: Carpet Cleaner()
Pingback: kankakee county process server()
Pingback: Carpet Cleaner()
Pingback: circle lens()
Pingback: porn movie()
Pingback: korean contact lenses()
Pingback: kankakee county process server()
Pingback: hosting()
Pingback: color lens store()
Pingback: yellow october()
Early on, you should decide on a game unit that is simple and intuitive.
I implemented sprite flipping in the level editor and game engine. The image above shows flipping on hill. Those are both the same sprite. I also built the first level of Super Mario Bros. There is a toad there because the story takes place after Mario beats Bowser, so he has freed the toads. Speaking of that… does […]
Switched to using one collider per tile to make it quicker to build levels. The sides that are in red are ignored so they still behave properly. For comparison, this is how colliders looked before. They are bigger, so they're more efficient, but it takes longer to make them. I'll probably eventually have something […]


text:
Wiki Headlines
18th Nov: We've switched servers and will be updating the old code over the next couple months, meaning that several things might break. Please report issues here.
main index
A Canadian sitcom set in the fictional Wessex, Ontario, Dan For Mayor follows slacker bartender Dan Phillips (Fred Ewanuick of Corner Gas fame) who, on a whim, announces his intention to run for mayor when his ex-girlfriend announces her engagement. Aided by his best buddy turned campaign manager Jeff, the first season shows Dan on the campaign trail, and the second season shows him finding his footing at Wessex Town Hall. The show was created by Paul Mather, Kevin White, and Mark Farrell, who also wrote for Corner Gas.The series lasted from March, 2010 to August, 2011, and aired a total of 26 episodes in two seasons on CTV. The series was officially cancelled in September 2011, along with sister series Hiccups, and So You Think You Can Dance Canada.
This show provides examples of:


text:
The Mark on 4th
- Click to Talk
View property, WalkScore, and Driving Directions
Fax: (425) 347-1750
Mark on 4th in Everett offers two bedrooms and three bedroom apartment homes. Also, 2 and 3 bedroom Townhomes with attached garages are also available. A pet friendly community with indoor pool and spa.
Floorplans and Pricing
2 Bedrooms
|1 Bathroom
|$1025 - $1305
|Check Availability
|2 Bathrooms
|$1110 - $1375
|Check Availability
3 Bedrooms
|1 Bathroom
|Check Availability
|2 Bathrooms
|Check Availability
|2 Bathrooms
|$1215 - $1500
|Check Availability
|2 Bathrooms
|$1220 - $1555
|Check Availability
|2 Bathrooms
|$1500 - $1895
|Check Availability
|2 Bathrooms
|$1555 - $1890
|Check Availability
Features and AmenitiesBack to Top
Special Features
- New Renovations Available
- Washer and Dryer
- Woodburning Fireplace
- Garages/Carports Available
- Private Lanais/Patios
- Vaulted Ceilings
- Health Spa
- 24 hour Fitness Facility
- Indoor Pool
- Pet Friendly Community
- On Bus-line & Minutes to I-5 & I-405
- Near Schools and Shopping
Community Features
- Accepts Credit Card Payments
- Business Center Onsite
- Club House
- Fitness Center
- Garden Style
- Garden Style
- Playground
- Pool
- Spa
- Townhouse
Apartment Amenities
- Broadband Internet Access
- Carpet
- Dishwasher
- Fireplace
- Garbage Disposal
- Patio or Balcony
- Walk In Closets
- Washer Dryer In Unit
Additional Information
Year Built: 1990
Apartments in Community: 311
Pet Policy
$250 (refundable), $250 (non-refundable) pet fee per pet. $25 pet rent
- Pets Allowed
Local Schools
- Discovery Elementary School
- Mariner High School
- Voyager Middle School
We believe school data to be accurate, but do not guarantee that. Please be sure to verify where your children will attend school before making your housing decision.
As you search for your perfect apartment, please keep in mind that rental rates (including specials and discounts) and availability are very fluid in the apartment industry. Based on many factors, the rental rates (including specials and discounts) and availability can actually change not just daily, but hourly, if not even more quickly. While our advertisers do take steps to keep their information current, the rental rates or availability you may find here now at ForRent.com may not be the same as when you contact the communities.


text:
Black Friday shopping tips
My BF broke up with me and has ignored me ever since. Why?
Be a pro pet sitter!
The biggest OMG celeb moments of the week
Feel-Good Friday: An unlikely friendship between a cute baby and a cute baby sloth
GL's Friends Gift Guide: Exactly what to get your besties for under $20
5 ways to spice up your ponytail
Flu shots: myths uncovered
Can your bud truly count on you?
What do you think of our Dec/Jan issue? We wanna know!
Kirby Buckets Clip
More Friends = More Fun
GL Tweets !
AN HOUR AGO Yup—there's a bracelet that tells you when you're period is coming! Enter to win a free one from @FebyTweets: http://t.co/aksVnb9sfd
2 HOURS AGO 4 things to know before going #BlackFriday shopping: http://t.co/7EW2lT0aMv
3 HOURS AGO 7 perfect prezzies ideas for evry friend on your list: http://t.co/DwFRJuak1n
sponsored links
Check these out, too...
Three ways to describe my
beauty style: Fresh Faced and Simple, Classic and Glam
& Pretty in Pink
I wear makeup… to school and when
hanging out with friends, but not at home.
My best beauty tip: If you only have
time for one thing, make it mascara.
Fave lip product: C.O. Bigelow Mentha
Lip Tint in Pink Mint
C.O. Bigelow Mentha
Lip Tint in Pink Mint, $8, bathandbodyworks.com
Fave eye product: CoverGirl
Perfect Point plus Eye Pencil in Black
Why I love it: It's perfect 'cause it makes my eyes pop just enough without being too
CoverGirl Perfect Point plus
Eye Pencil in Black, $5, target.com
Fave mascara: Maybelline Falsies Volume in Black Drama
Why I love it: It is waterproof, which makes it
long-lasting. It curls my eyelashes and
makes them stand out.
Falsies Volume in Black Drama, $6, walmart.com
Fave face coverage
product: bareMinerals
Original spf 15 Foundation in Golden
Original spf 15 Foundation in Golden Fair, $27,
Fave face color product: Rimmel London
Natural Bronzer in Sunlight
Why I
love it: It gives my face a dash of natural
color where I need it.
Rimmel London Natural
Bronzer in Sunlight, $6, kmart.com
Fave skincare
product: Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser
Why I love it: Cetaphil always
cleans my face gently without drying it out.
Cetaphil Gentle Skin
Cleanser, $7, walgreens.com
Fave tool: bareMinerals
Max Coverage Concealer Brush
Why I love it: I use this brush to
easily cover up my blemishes.
bareMinerals Max Coverage
Concealer Brush, $20, macys.com
Wanna be a Beauty Spy? It's easy!
Step 2: Send in a photo of your gorge self
to email@example.com. Be sure to include 'Beauty Spy' in the subject
line of your email and send us your name, too!
+ Hundreds of
hairstyles to try right now
+ Adorbs boots that
won't break the bank
+ V-Day crafts for
your cuties
POSTED IN beauty, tips, make-up, skin, eyes, lips, best products, #GLgirl
Teenage girl...and assassin nun? Meet Annith in Mortal Heart
Mortal Heart—the third and final chapter in the His Fair Assassin trilogy—follows a trio of teen girls trained in the dark arts of spying and murder. CLICK HERE to catch up on the first two books...and get a sneak peek at the gripping conclusion in Mortal Heart.


text:
Dr. John Wedin specializes in general dentistry in Sweetwater, Texas.
Dr. John Wedin has been compared 15 times. Details of Dr. Wedin's 26 years experience as an DDS and education at are available on your free dentist report.
Primary Location for Dr. Wedin
905 E 15th St
Sweetwater, TX 79556
Board Certification, Specialty and Expertise
Dr. John Wedin has been identified as specializing in General Dentistry.
Dr. John Wedin has been confirmed to have a license in Texas
Dr. Wedin attended medical school at .
While there is no proven correlation between the quality of one's educational institution and the quality of one's professional competence, it is often an indicator. Medical schools have various levels of selectivity (some are harder to get into than others), and both the quality of their clinical training and level of research are measured. Additional medical training in both residency and fellowships and the facilities they are conducted at also provide a history of the doctors' level of training and experience.
Patients may also know Dr. John Wedin DDS as:
Compare Similar Dentists
Top searched General Dentists in Sweetwater, TX
We found 5 dentists with names similar to Dr. John Wedin
Are you Dr. John Wedin?
Update your information


text:
On Thursday afternoon I was at Age Scotland in Edinburgh for a meeting of the Trustees of the Luminate Festival – Scotland's creative ageing festival. We reflected on the 2014 festival which took place during October. 103 more words
Tags » Volarts
Community Ownership Support Service
On Thursday I was in Edinburgh to meet Linda Gillespie at the Development Trusts Association Scotland. Linda told me about the Community Ownership Support Service, which is funded by the Scottish Government to support both communities and public bodies in the sustainable transfer of assets into community ownership. 128 more words
What Next? Cardiff
I was in Cardiff on Wednesday morning to address the What Next? Cardiff meeting. The weekly meeting of the Cardiff chapter of What Next?, chaired by our old friend Laura Drane, brings together representatives of a range of arts and cultural organisations to find new ways of engaging with "the ever-expanding millions who value and take part in the cultural work that happens day-in, day-out", across Wales. 65 more words
The Creative Industries Federation
On Tuesday afternoon I was at the University of the Arts/Central St Martins in London to meet John Kampfner, Director of the new Creative Industries Federation. 192 more words
53 Million Artists update
On Tuesday I was in London to meet David Micklem to discuss the '53 Million Artists' campaign. Since I last met David, and Jo Hunter, at the beginning of August, they have refined the language they are using to explain the four stages of the 53 Million Artists process (Make time; Do stuff; Think about it: Share it). 120 more words
Arts Development UK annual conference, Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff
On Thursday I was at the Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff to attend the Arts Development UK annual conference where Voluntary Arts Chair, Peter Stark, gave the opening keynote speech. 474 more words
Developing community choirs in care homes
At the end of last year, Voluntary Arts undertook an initial research project, supported by The Baring Foundation, on arts participation for older people in residential and day-care settings. 285 more words


text:
San Francisco Arts & Culture
Best San Francisco Twitter Feeds To Follow
Whether you're new to Twitter or an expert tweeter, these San Francisco local twitterers are worth checking out.
Best East Bay Museums With Free Admission
Looking for an educational getaway for you or your family? These East Bay museums will entertain without breaking the bank.
Spend The Day At Fisherman's Wharf
San Francisco's Fisherman's Wharf has long been known as one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world. Take a daytrip tour of this world-famous landmark and discover its history, colorful characters and of course, great places to eat
Bay Area's Best Summer Festivals
Get festive and explores some of the Bay Area's hottest festivals. From Outside Lands Music Fest in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park to Oakland's Eat Real Street Food Festival and the Sausalito Art Festival, join us as we cover the Bay Area's best summer festivals.
Best Opera Performances In San Francisco
Whether you're a long-time opera fan or a new one, there's plenty to choose from in the Bay Area opera scene in 2012.
2012 San Francisco International Film Festival Preview
This year's San Francisco International Film Festival, held April 19 – May 3, is chock-full of world premieres and amazing films from around the world. Learn more about the festival and some of its featured events.
San Francisco Local Spring Theater Preview
If you like to hike, bike, picnic, laugh, swoon or sing, there's something for you in San Francisco theater this spring.
Best Upcoming Cultural Events In San Francisco
From the Easter Parade to the Berkeley Bay Festival, this year holds some promising events. Promenade your Easter bonnet at the Union Street Festival or strut your twisted attire at the costume contest at the 101st Zazzle Bay to Breakers.
Best Family Friendly Entertainers In San Francisco
It's an age-old conundrum when parents face long weekends and big birthday parties: how to entertain the whole family. Fortunately, inspired, stimulating entertainment that will pique and please all ages abounds in the Bay Area.
Best Places To Find Street Artists In San Francisco
The San Francisco Art Commission fosters original, quality art created in San Francisco by providing affordable space in accessible, world class locations.


text:
We recent spent pur honeymoon for four days/three nights here and had a wonderful time. The complex offers nice clean trendy accommodation complete with everything you could need.The fully stocked kitchen meant we could cook some of our own meals and was brilliant for those midnight snacks. We were lucky enough to stay on a quite weekend and pretty much... More
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Booking.com, Travelocity, Hotels.com, Expedia, Priceline, Agoda, Cheap Tickets, Odigeo and Tingo so you can book your Russell Cottages reservations with confidence. We help millions of travelers each month to find the perfect hotel for both vacation and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.
- Also Known As:
- Russell Cottages Hotel Russell
- Russell Cottages New Zealand - Bay Of Islands


text:
Who isn't psyched at the thought of interacting with Samsung, Pennzoil, and Doritos?
Thomas Austin Preston, Jr.a.k.a. Amarillo Slimhas cut cards with LBJ and hustled all manner of sharpies at pool and Ping-Pong. But at 74, his greatest success continues to be at the poker table, as my $100 and I found out.
May 1, 2003 | by Michael Hall | Feature
Skip Hollandsworth on big hair, Gary Cartwright on the Balinese Room, Patricia Sharpe on Fritos, and Pamela Colloff on the bandits of the century.
December 1, 1999 | Feature
On November 18, 1999, at 2:42 a.m., the most passionately observed collegiate tradition in Texas—if not the world—came crashing down. Nearly sixty people were on top of the Texas A&M Bonfire when the million-pound structure collapsed, killing twelve, wounding dozens more, and eventually leading to the suspension of the ninety-year-old ritual. Now, ten years later, on what would have been Bonfire's centennial, the Aggies celebrate the history, relive the tragedy, and wrestle over what happens next.
November 1, 2009 | by Pamela Colloff | Feature
Holy cow.
Texans love to say that everything's bigger here, but when it comes to the waistlines in one in four of our largest cities, that's nothing to brag about.
April 1, 2002 | by Jim Atkinson | Health
When her charitable foundation collapsed amid allegations of mismanagement, the Dallas socialite did the unthinkable: She started a new one.
January 1, 1992 | by Dana Rubin | Feature
Indulgences include skydiving, puppet shows, hikes, massages, float trips, entertainment for kids, and blizzards. Blizzards?
June 1, 1973 | by Barbara Bump , Prudence Mackintosh , Christi Seltzer , Thorne Dreyer , Felicia Coates , Harriet Howle , Ron White | Feature
Dallas' Sloane Simpson was a society queen who enchanted New York, seduced Mexico City, and turned Acapulco into a jet-set getaway. But when she died last year at age eighty, she was almost completely forgotten.
June 1, 1997 | by Mimi Swartz | Feature


text:
03 November 2014
The young Mekong basiners gathered in Laos from 11 to 18 October 2014.
The Mekong River stretches over the Tanghla Shan mountains on the Tibetan plateau to the South China Sea in Vietnam over a length of 4,909 km (3,050 miles). With a basin covering 795,000 square kilometers (slightly more than the size of France and its overseas territories), the Mekong flows through six countries: the Yunnan Province in China, Myanmar, the Lao People's Democratic Republic, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. But the contiguity of these six Asian countries unfortunately is not enough to ensure regional cooperation.
From 11 to 18 October 2014, young people living in these six countries met to discuss the regional cooperation. Several workshops with experts from the region were held earlier that week to support young people in their thoughts. Then they themselves set their priorities, vision and commitment to their river basin.
05 October 2014
Jean-François Donzier presenting the Blue Passport during the 17th International River Symposium.
Since 1998, the International River Symposium provides a platform for river managers, policy developers, scientists, consultants, NGO's and community organizations to share knowledge and innovative ideas on all aspects of river and water management.
During the closing speech of the 17th Symposium, organized in Canberra (Australia) on 15-18 September 2014, Jean-François DONZIER, General Secretary of the INBO (International Network of Basin Organizations), stressed the need to change our approach to the river basin management. He emphasized the importance of participatory processes and the involvement of all stakeholders of the water sector.
During his speech, Mr DONZIER also presented the Blue Passport, a tool designed by the ISW to help acknowledge citizens' involvement for water.
Concluding his presentation, Mr DONZIER handed over such Passports to several representatives of different basin authorities who were present during the symposium:
05 October 2014
You can now download the annual report covering the activities of the International Secretariat for Water in 2013.
For the first time, the report covers the ISW projects but also those of our co-organization Solidarity Water Europe (SWE). You can discover the results of actions we took last year from our three main programs: advocacy/awareness, youth and field projects.


text:
We've just spent the last half hour or so in front of PC and Xbox 360 action-RPG Elveon and we're still picking our jaws up off the floor after bearing witness to one of the most beautiful in-game environments we've ever clapped eyes on.
A forest, with gorgeously rendered trees bending gently in the breeze and rays of sunlight filtering through leaves and branches, a lone wolf perched atop a rocky outcrop, ground so realistic it feels like we can almost reach out and touch it - it was simply incredible. We could probably write a thousand words on it and still not do it justice - check out some of the screenshots we've uploaded to get an idea of the visual glories.
Granted, what stunned us was leaning toward a tech demo, a 'fly-through' of the environment - no in-game action was involved - but it's clear that Elveon developer 10Tacle Studios is putting Epic's Unreal Engine 3 to very good use. And if the forest scene is indicative of outdoor environments in the final product... Well, let's just say if Oblivion's outdoor world impressed the pants off you, Elveon's will blast your underwear into orbit.
In contrast, what we saw of structures in Elveon was a stone-grey world of walls, pillars and roofs, rather bland in comparison to the beauty of its great outdoors. Still, with a year of development remaining there's enough time to spruce things up and anyway, we stepped inside to get a brief taste of the game's combat rather than gawp at the scenery. Combat turned out to be a surprisingly cagey and strategic affair, normal strikes, blocks that have to be well-timed and beat-'em-up-style combo attacks coupled with a stamina bar meaning a bit of thought has to go into fighting.
As luck would have it, combat was just one of many topics we queried Elveon mastermind Slavo Hazucha about during a recent interview in which he spilled plenty of details on the game. Read on to find out what he had to say...
Elveon tells the story of the ascendance of Elvish culture. What can you tell us about the storyline behind the game? Have you been influenced by mythology or Tolkien or is it an original take on creating an Elvish backstory?
Hazucha: To tell you the whole story would be too long for this interview and perhaps also for one game. We took the challenge and developed an entirely new Elvish universe. The world and story development took us four years. So there really is a massive background behind Elveon. Our game and our fantasy universe depict an ancient era where the Elves still are a cunning and dynamic race on their rise to power, with great deeds not the fairy-like fading culture that is known from most other fantasy stories.
So this is the story in three sentences... The gods have left the world of Naon in a rush, it is the place they had wanted to transform into their paradise. The Neamas, the Elves of the ancient times and fellows of the gods have remained there all alone. A smouldering conflict is gaining more and more importance and a new era starts which is marked by envy, malevolence and relentless wars that prevent the gods' descendants from entering upon their inheritance. You are the hero of this epic and your mission is to achieve your objective, the fulfilment of the prophecy - namely the liberation of the city of Nimathar - as the mightiest warrior of Naon because this task is normally made for a god.
We see Tolkien and his world as a great inspiration and a reference that cannot be entirely neglected, but we try to do our own thing. In our world and story we focus on something every genre-fan has heard of but had no opportunity to see or play it - the magnificent history of a fantasy world in the age when the Gods and the Elves were the only ruling powers. This is what we want to depict with Elveon. If I should put it into Tolkien language, our story is definitely Silmarilion and not LoTR. But in making the world and story, we were strongly inspired by ancient mythologies, particularly in the Greek heroic epics.


text:
Find commute times to your work, school, gym and more.
- This property is no longer listed on Rent.com. For this reason please note that any pricing or description information may not be up-to-date.
Old Monterey
Search Available Apartments
Property Features
- Convenience
- Extra Storage
- High Speed Internet Access
- Leisure
- Clubhouse
- Swimming Pool
- Laundry
- Laundry Facility
- Utilities Included
- Some Paid Utilities
- Other
- 12- or 6-month lease
- 24-hour maintenance service
- Auto Pay Available
- Award-winning grounds
- Cable TV installation free at move-in
- Cats allowed in certain bdg.'s with restrictions
- Central air conditioning
- Community building
- Convenient laundry facilities
- Dish Network offered
- Dishwasher in select units
- Gas for heating, cooking and hot water included
- Gas forced-air heating
- High-speed Internet available
- Patio
- Picnic areas with grills
- Refrigerator, gas range and disposal
- Sand Volleyball Court
- Security deposit not due until the day of move-in
- Separate storage space
Units may feature
- Amenities
- Air Conditioning
- Cable Ready
- Kitchen
- Dishwasher
- Outdoor
- Balcony
Property Details
A landscape-award-winning community featuring acres of rolling green lawns with Alpine- and Spanish-style buildings giving Old Monterey Apartments a distinctive quality. Choose between two floor plans of one - and two-bedroom apartments in garden, balcony, or terrace styles. Old Monterey Apartments is located in a desirable south-side location near Battlefield Mall, restaurants, the Medical Mile and the James River Expressway. Stop by for a personal tour. We look forward to showing you around the community!
Leasing Information
Pet Policy
Cats Accepted. Call for service animal policy.
Our lease terms are: 12 Months,3 Months,6 Months. (Please note that lease terms may vary, are subject to change without notice, and are based on availability. Inquire with property staff for complete details).
Cat Policy: Up to 2 cats allowed per apt. in certain buildings only. Restrictions apply. Contact us for details!.
Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 9:00am-6:00pm
Saturday: 10:00am-4:00pm
Sunday: Please Call
Managed by
Apartment Guide


text:
January 2011 Update
I have advice to anyone planning on major work to happen in January – It's not happening. Hindsight is 20/20. I had planned for a good deal of activity to take place in January and we have had snow days out of school, ice days out of school, two holidays and then the month was gone. However, I have managed to get some work done on our project on my own and with some internal meetings within the campus community. We have created the "wish list" of our Entrepreneurship Development Committee Members and we are constantly receiving responses from our invitation to be a part of this development.
Meetings I held/attended this month in relation to the grant:
· Director of Grants – process of committee alignment
· Vice President of Advancement – development process update
· Director of the Chamber of Commerce – Community awareness and involvement in the development
This post has not been tagged.
Remember Me
Forgot your password?
Haven't registered yet?
11/4/201410 Community Colleges Earn $15,000 Grants at the 2014 NACCE Conference
10/14/2014NACCE Names 2014 Intuit Impact Award Winners
10/14/2014NACCE Honors Three Community College Alumni for Their Entrepreneurial Achievements
10/11/2015 » 10/14/2015NACCE 2015 Conference - Save the Date!


text:
Find a Conversation
|Fri, 04-06-2007 - 12:38pm
So an update on the post i posted last night about the feeding, our first one this morning went a little better and hopefully that is going to revive us both. I do have another question about pumping though. When is a good time to start? I just bought a medela, and am kind of terrified to use it but want to get in the groove of things before i go back to work in june. My DD is 10 days old (i can't believe that!!) and we have been having some issues w/ feeding, so i am scared that if i start pumping and have milk ready in the freezer that i might get tempted to pull out a bottle and give it to her on those long, long nights. I really need to get her fully established on the breast though. Also, when is the right time to give a bottle? I have heard after 3 weeks and not before 6. Maybe somewhere in between??


text:
A mix between a Biatch and a Witch. Its fun to say. Call your room mate a Wiatch today. Do it. Now. She will like it.
by Fuck Ass Finnemore December 12, 2003
10 Words Trending Now
Alphabetical List
Type your email address below to get our free Urban Word of the Day every morning!
Emails are sent from firstname.lastname@example.com. We'll never spam you.×


text:
Canada's Premier Urban Garden Center
Summerhill Nursery & Floral is Canada's premier urban garden centre.
Christmas! Is there a better time of the year?
If you know Summerhill you know that we present an extraordinary display of Christmas and winter related merchandise. This year is no exception.
Over the past couple of weeks customers have been shopping our selection of evergreen boughs, twigs and glittery things for dressing planters. It's pretty fun to build interesting winter planters and we are often impressed by the creativity of our customers. We are always on the hunt to find new and impressive things for you to buy for container gardening but we also offer all the reliable stuff for winter planters too. There is still lots of aromatic pine, cedar, fir on our benches. We are also offering a great selection of pre-made winter arrangements for a fast fix. Many customers buy our pre-made arrangements and then take home a bit of our unusual product to customize our offering. We also have our experienced staff on hand to help with advice or use your unique ideas to create the planter of your choice.
Christmas trees arrived last week and people are buying them. Our most popular cut Christmas tree continues to be Fraser Fir. Fraser Fir makes a gorgeous Christmas tree and has the added bonus of being durable and tidy indoors. The needles on this tree remain attached even after the tree becomes dry which means you can put the tree indoors now and it will still look good on January 1st. We sell Balsam Fir (the most aromatic of Christmas trees) and fluffy White Pine too. If you want to buy a giant tree for a big room or commercial use we have a few big trees for sale as well as little table-top trees for small spaces. We restock our selection of trees over the next few weeks so you can be sure you are buying a fresh tree at Summerhill. Buy our Sta-fresh with your Christmas tree to keep your tree looking perky.
Most of the garden plants are now put away for winter but we still have a good offering of live, potted evergreens for planters or Christmas trees in our yard. There are lots of leafy houseplants kicking around the store in case you have a spot to fill in the home before entertaining.
Got a holiday dinner party to attend? Our impressive selection of colourful fresh cut flowers from seasonal berries to eye catching amaryllis, orchids and fragrant lilies will make a splash and win the heart of any host.
We supply garlands, mantle pieces, roping, wreaths of every size. We have staff on hand on a daily basis to customize your every need. To preserve your greenery inside or out we supply Wilt-pruf to preserve your selection. We treat most of our fresh-cut merchandise with Wilt-pruf to keep it happy right through the holiday period.
The indoor show-room at Summerhill is full of Christmas ornaments, poinsettias and gifts for gardeners. The display indoors is spectacular again this year. We ourselves are astonished and staggered by the beauty of the Summerhill show-room this year and we are old hands at this. Come and take a look!
Located on two and a half acres in downtown Toronto we have been serving city gardeners since 1998. Summerhill is a "destination" garden centre. We offer a spectacular and complete selection of garden plants and accessories, planters, fountains, statuary, tools, soils and garden furniture uniquely merchandised to inspire and provoke gardeners and neophytes alike. There is plenty of complimentary parking on-site and easy access via TTC. Summerhill Nursery and Floral is a terrific place to visit to energize a day of gardening.


text:
its fakeby angeldee25 - Thursday, Jul 17, 2008 - 7:07pm GMT
like duhhh; your pretty [no homo] =)
[itsz so funny when girls be claimin that they're "chrisbrown's wifey" LOL] =b
imaBreezyFan♥ &+ I qot maddLOVE for ChriszBrown* love him reqardless;
OMG UR SO PRETTY!!! & U GUYS WOULD ACTUALLY MAKE A GOOD COUPLE..by jlyn - Sunday, Sep 23, 2007 - 9:09pm GMT
one word FAKE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!by Basketball4Life - Friday, Aug 10, 2007 - 3:03pm GMT
ya both make a cute couple i hope he comes to you with a surprise and ask to marry youby sabrer - Friday, Aug 10, 2007 - 3:03pm GMT
girl yu was not sitting on his lap . his face is huge compared to yours!
Hahahahahaha. His face is larger which is logically incorrect. Face tones are different also. Not hating, just want it to be better next time.by BetterSTATUS - Wednesday, Aug 8, 2007 - 4:04am GMT
This is not real cuz chris head look hella big, and you can tell where it had been cut and glued together!!!!!!! but hell i ain't even gon hate good atempt.
how ya'll do that
Chris Brown Lover
Y'ALL WAS SiTTiN DOWN RiGHT? BCUZ iF NOT YOU MADD TALL MA =) [[i'M JUST KiDDiN]]by MiSSEZ. - Tuesday, Jul 31, 2007 - 3:03am GMT


text:
You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your ReverbNation experience.
50% of sales go to the charity Oxfam America.Browse more artists »
Sounds Like: Tribal Tech, Scott Henderson, Greg Howe, John McLaughlin, Chick Corea
Manager: Don Dickson
Bio: Enrico & Martin is J. Michael CarusoMore Info
Song Plays 147,262 +11
Total Fans 14,956
ReverbNation Fans 1,070
Facebook Likes 13,740
Widget Impressions 251


text:
Select () or exclude () categories to narrow your recipe search.
As you select categories, the number of matching recipes will update.
Find exactly what you're looking for with the web's most powerful recipe filtering tool.
1/4 Photos of Homemade Texas Chips With Guacamole Spread
Prep Time:
Cook Time:
15 mins
10 mins
A hearty appetizer, with great Southwestern flavor!
Units: US | Metric
Serving Size: 1 (49 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 16
Every recipe, menu, tip and how-to is right here, at your service.