text:
A Game for Swallows is a graphic memoir of life in Lebanon during their civil war in the '80's. Zeina and her family live in an apartment building that is situated right next to the dividing line. One night, Zeina's parents leave home to check on family members across town, risking their lives to pass through various security checkpoints and sniper territory. While the parents are out, the neighbors drop in to check on Zeina and her little brother. As time passes, more and more of the apartment's inhabitants make their way down to Zeina's apartment because the foyer there is the safest room in the building. Before long, everyone they live with is grouped together in the small room. As the bombs start falling, the adults tell the children stories and fix them food to help them keep their mind off of their absent parents. The reader learns a bit about each character and how the war has affected them.
It's a sweet story and it gives the reader a bit of perspective on how everyday citizens dealt with an ongoing civil war in their own backyards. The artwork will definitely draw comparisons to the now-classic graphic memoir, Persepolis, with its bold, black-and-white illustrations. It is, however, stylistically different and well-suited to the story it tells. I wish there were more to the story. Readers not familiar with the region's troubled history will probably be left with more questions than answers. The ending feels very abrupt and anti-climatic, which is probably best for the real-life individuals involved, but not as exciting or compelling for the reader.
A Game for Swallows is a graphic memoir of life in Lebanon during their civil war in the '80's. Zeina and her family live in an apartment building that is situated right next to the dividing line. One night, Zeina's parents leave home to check on family members across town, risking their lives to pass through various security checkpoints and sniper territory. While the parents are out, the neighbors drop in to check on Zeina and her little brother. As time passes, more and more of the apartment's inhabitants make their way down to Zeina's apartment because the foyer there is the safest room in the building. Before long, everyone they live with is grouped together in the small room. As the bombs start falling, the adults tell the children stories and fix them food to help them keep their mind off of their absent parents. The reader learns a bit about each character and how the war has affected them.
Tavi Gevinson started her personal blog, Style Rookie(http://www.thestylerookie.com), in 2008, when she was eleven years old. It was a place where, from the confines of her bedroom in the suburbs, she could write about personal style and chronicle the development of her own. Within two years, the blog was averaging fifty thousand hits per day. Soon fashion designers were flying her around the world to attend and write about fashion shows, and to be a guest of honor at their parties.
Soon Tavi's interests grew beyond fashion, into culture and art and, especially, feminism. In September 2011, when she was fifteen, she launched Rookie (http://rookiemag.com), a website for girls like her: teenagers who are interested in fashion and beauty but also in dissecting the culture around them through a uniquely teen-girl lens. Rookie broke one million page views within its first six days. Rookie Yearbook Onecollects articles, interviews, photo editorials, and illustrations from the highly praised and hugely popular online magazine.
In its first year, Rookie has established a large inclusive international community of avid readers. In addition to its fifty-plus regular writers, photographers, and illustrators (many of whom are teenage girls themselves), Rookie's contributors and interviewees have included prominent makers of popular culture such as Lena Dunham, Miranda July, Joss Whedon, Jon Hamm, Zooey Deschanel, David Sedaris, Elle Fanning, Amy Poehler, Paul Rudd, John Waters, Chloe Sevigny, Liz Phair, Dan Savage, JD Samson, Ira Glass, Aubrey Plaza, Daniel Clowes, Carrie Brownstein, Paul Feig, Bethany Cosentino, Kimya Dawson, Fred Armisen, and Winnie Holzman.
As a young teenager, Gevinson couldn't find what she was looking for in a teen magazine; Rookie is the one she created herself to fill that void. Her coolheaded intellect shines in Rookie, arguably the most intelligent magazine ever made for a teen-girl audience. Gevinson writes with a humble but keen authority on such serious topics as body image, self-esteem, and first encounters with street harassment. She's equally deft at doling out useful advice, such as how to do a two-minute beehive, or how to deliver an effective bitchface. Rookie's passionate staffers and faithful readers have helped make Rookie the strong community that it is.
Marc Aronson takes a look at the history of Israel and what it means to be Jewish in Israel. This is not a straight-forward historical book, but a personal soul-searching by the author. He does a lot of back and forth between the ideal Israel and the actual Israel. He also compares Israel to America and American Jews to Israeli Jews. Even though he does touch on some controversial topics in this book, it is still more of a personal journey about why Aronson does not live in Israel and what he wishes it was. It wasn't exactly what I thought it was going to be and was a little difficult to read. Aronson never really comes to any conclusions, just back and forth on the topics he discusses.
This book is told through journal entries from 5 different people attending high school during their freshman year. Each one of them has an interesting back story that leads them to intertwine with the others. Secret crushes (and obsessions!), a gay friend, movie-star wanna-be's, basketball stars, hurt feelings, muddled grades, previous home-schooled experience….these kids have a lot on their plates. AND they are each pretending to have it all together on the outside, while things are really falling apart.
This was a pretty good book, but confusing to keep track of who was talking during each chapter. There didn't seem to be a rhyme or reason to the order of their freshman year being told out during the book. The ending is a cliff hanger that screams for a sequel, so if you can't stand to wait….read this after the next one comes out!!
The assassination of JFK was a pivotal moment in American history. James Swanson leads us through the lives of JFK and Oswald leading up to the assassination. He takes us step by step through the day of the assassination and the immediate days following. Swanson definitely has a bit of a bias in the way he treats Oswald. Not that Oswald was a good guy, but at one point Swanson even calls him evil and describes him in very derogatory terms. His attention to detail is very good however, with lots of source material and photos. This book is geared towards the older kid and some of the graphic explanations of what exactly happened to Kennedy may be too much for more sensitive readers.
I received this book from netgalley.com.
After breaking out of juvenile detention, fourteen-year-old Digger stops his trek across Maryland at a campground where he recovers from injuries, cares for little Luke, works with smart and pretty Nora, and begins to understand how his behavior and choices shape his life.
This a companion book the The Red Kayak, continuing the story of Digger. I liked the story and feel compelled to read the previous story to find out what led him to the decisions that landed him in a juvenile facility. Digger learns a lot about himself in his journey to get back to his mom and siblings. His heart is in the right place, if he only learns to control his impulses and think of the consequences of his actions. Highly recommend it to any reader.
After a break-up with her cheating boyfriend, Mallory swears off of all modern technology until she can complete a list. Her list is borrowed from her Grandma's junior year in high school and includes such things as make a homecoming dress and find a steady. Mallory learns a lot about herself and her family during her two week quest to go vintage and live like they did in the '60's. She thinks that being a teenager was so much easier during that time, but she learns that adolescence is hard regardless of the time period.
I enjoyed the bantering between Mallory and her younger sister. They had a great relationship and were able to tell each other what they really thought without fear of losing each other. Also, Oliver's unique personality added charm and comedic relief. I enjoyed Going Vintage.
Picking up right where the last book ended, Thomas has just recovered from his time in the "white room" within the WICKED headquarters after their journey across the Scorch. As expected, everyone who survived the grueling trial across the Scorch is told they are heroes and what they have done is for the greater good of everyone. However, in order for the last part of WICKED's experiment to work, they have decided to give everyone their memories back. Thomas, thinking he would rather live without the terrible memories he knows were in his past, declines as does Newt and Minho. However, WICKED decides this is not an offer but a demand. The three boys escape the forced Swipe reversal and things escalate from there. Thomas, Newt, and Minho are caught up in a race to find the others who have gotten their memories restored and stopping WICKED. The last book finally explained who WICKED was and where the Flare came from, but it didn't really elaborate on some of the situations that may have given readers a clearer understanding of everything that happened. I felt like this last book was all about Thomas and him running for his life rather than the whole WICKED situation and the Flare. It kind of just skated over that. A little bit disappointed about the ending, but overall, it was a good teen dystopia book series.
The last book in the Hunger Games series was rather violent. I guess I should have expected that from a society that ultimately used children's lives for sport and entertainment. Even after her part in the Hunger Games' arena is over, Katniss finds herself "back in the arena again", as she is forced to face the same horrors as she did during the Games. She makes some horribly tough choices about survival, friendship, and trust. The book pretty much focused on her and her role as the face of the rebel revolution. It was more intense and detailed than the first two books. I felt as if those focused more on character development and description of the games while the last just focused on the vivid gore of the rebel revolution and their plans to expose the horrors of the Capitol. It seemed that, overall, the series was showing its readers the dangers of a leader and how vulnerable we can be to its decisions and desires.
Feed doesn't read like your typical zombie apocalypse book; it is much more like a political thriller that just so happens to have zombies in it. I am not even sure if it should be classified as a teen book even though that is what it is being sold as. In the world Mira Grant has created a virus has been released and everyone is infected with the potential to be a zombie. Once you die you turn into one no questions asked, you can also spontaneously turn but that is rare. The dead have taken over parts of the country but other parts are safe and life goes on. Bloggers have taken over traditionally media and these are our main characters. Georgia, Shaun and Buffy are the bloggers for After the End Times. They are selected to follow the campaign of president hopefully Senator Ryman.
The book is really interesting. There is a great deal of world building, but unfortunately the world-building comes at the expense of info dumping in the plot, which makes for huge sections of dry plot in the book. I had a hard time getting through the first half of the book. There wasn't a whole lot of action going on and there was a lot of information sharing and politics. It was fairly boring. I wish there was a more interesting way to impart the information, maybe through dialogue instead of text? There was also a lot of repetition of information. We heard about Mason's law, retinal KA, etc. over and over and over again. I know it is part of the world but it got to be a little much after a while.
The last half of the book when the action picked up was really good. There was less info dumping and more action and dialogue. We really got to see the world move at this point. I love the characters of Georgia and Shaun. They are perfectly drawn and we really know who they are and what they stand for. Their world is fast paced and tragic and you can really see that in the last half of the book. And the end was tragic, but it had to be. You can't have a zombie book end on a high note. I am interested to see where the rest of this trilogy goes since there were a lot of unanswered questions at the end of this one.
The library does not have this series but I was able to get a copy through Mobius.


text:
Staff Photo by Laura-Chase McGehee/Chattanooga Times Free Press/ Oct 26, 2010 - A sign on Access Road, in front of Chickamauga Dam, is folded over as a result of the weather Tuesday night
A possible tornado touched down this evening on Chickamauga Dam, causing a multiple-car pileup and shutting down both sides of the highway, officials said.
Five people, incliuding one child, were sent to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, said officer Rebecca Royval, spokeswoman for the Chattanooga police.
National Weather Service observation program leader Craig Carpenter said a Hamilton County EMS supervisor saw the tornado touchdown on the dam and hit a car, starting the accident.
The tornado hit the southbound lane of Highway 153, but several drivers on the northbound side, seeing what was happening, lost control and crashed, Royval said.
The dam will be closed while Inspectors with TVA and the Tennessee Department of Transportation examine it, she said.
Just up the northern bank of Chickamauga Lake, another unconfirmed tornado touched down on Queen Aire Lane in Hixson, damaging at least five houses, Royval said. There were no reported injuries but a substantial damage, she said.
Residents at Lakeshore Apartments on Lake Resort Drive near the dam also reported that roofs were blown off some buildings.
The other touchdowns were all part of the same storm, officials said, and reports began coming into EMS at 6:50 p.m.
EPB reported about 2,000 homes were without power about 8 p.m. in the Hixson and Northgate areas, according to EPB officials.
The tornado warning was issued for Hamilton County at 6:16 p.m. Tuesday.
Hamilton County Schools will delay opening by two hours today, but schools will be dismissed on time.
Confirmations of tornadoes must be made by the National Weather Service, said Sharon Barker, a supervisor at the Hamilton County Emergency Management Services 911 Center.
Officials at the weather service said they will wait until morning to inspect the damage and confirm whether tornadoes actually hit.
Return to www.timesfreepress.com throughout the evening for updates.
Get breaking news from the Times Free Press on Twitter at www.twitter.com/timesfreepress or by visiting us on Facebook or Twitter at the right:
If anyone wants to see pics of this tornado, I took several as it was passing north of my home on Missionary Ridge.
Last two are from the Greenwood Cemetery (I decided to follow it)
Wow amazing pictures. Thank you for putting them up but be careful following one because you never know what way it might go! God Bless you
Thank you for posting those pictures. We have family in Chattanooga on the ridge. That is a sharp contrast from the peaceful river we saw when we attended the dragonboat races. I hope the area recovers quickly.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Opinions on the Evolutions of Anime Characters' Pokémon- Jessie, James, and Meowth
by, 15th July 2011 at 06:56 PM (164 Views)
Alright, this will be the final installment in my "Opinions on the Evolutions of Anime Characters' Pokémon" series. Enjoy!
Woobat: Not too sure about this one. Unlike Brock or Ash, Jessie doesn't really seem to have too good of a bond with Woobat. Not that we've seen, anyway. Sure it listens to her in battle, but that's pretty much all we see of it. If Woobat will evolve, it'll be randomly, closer to the end of the BW series.
Lickitung: Benny will reappear in a future episode and battle Ash with a Lickilicky, revealing that Lickitung evolved. Jessie won't get it back, however.
Yamask: No.
Cacnea: No, but I could just picture a Cacturne hugging James. Yeah, admit it, you laughed.
Mime Jr.: No.
Meowth: No.
vBulletin Message
Total Trackbacks 0
Trackback URL:


text:
Solas Dine.Lounge.Rooftop
Three Levels of Dining and Entertainment
419 Glenwood Ave.
Raleigh, NC 27603 | map
Website: Visit my website »
Services: Ceremony, Reception
Catering: Offered in-house
Maximum capacity: 800
We chose Solas for a big Bar Mitzvah party for our son - not a wedding - but it is just as festive an occasion! The second floor lounge is beautiful and cool, and kudos to our amazing event coordinator, Miriam Black, who was extremely friendly, understanding, smart and organized. We will definitely consider Solas again when we have another big celebration...can't say enough!
Wedding: 11/10/2014
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue, Unique Services (Other)
We loved this place! I cannot say enough good things about our wedding ceremony and reception at Solas. Miriam Black, the event coordinator, and the staff were exceptional. They made me feel as though I didn't have a care in the world because they had it all taken care of. My guests raved at what a beautiful and fun wedding we had here. If anyone asks me if I know of a venue for a wedding...or any other kind of celebration...I'm pointing them straight to Solas!! And by the way, the food was crazy good!!
Wedding: 11/08/2014
Services Used: Catering, Ceremony Music, Lighting & Decor, Ceremony & Reception Venue
I had my wedding ceremony and reception at Solas. The ceremony was on the third floor and the reception being on the second. The ceremony space is amazing! It is so different from the traditional church wedding, yet even my grandmother approved! They have lots of plants and such so not much need to decorate, which saved me hundreds. The isle runner was included, which saved me even more. The only items I felt I needed were two flower pieces to go at the designated alter space. Also, going with solas for the reception made the wedding even more easier to plan. The tables, chairs, linens and tableware is provided. I did not have to worry about each little detail so planning the wedding myself was possible!
Mariam was phenomenal to work with as well. She was extremely helpful and even coordinated my rehearsal since my officiate did not do rehearsals. This was such a relief for me as a stressed out bridezilla! I can not forgot the in house DJ Severance. He MC'd the entire event and even checked on me during the ceremony to make sure everything was going to plan. All you have to do is tell him what you want, give him the tools he needs and watch him go to work. The execution of everything was perfect. He knows Solas like the back of his hand and I would recommend using him if you are going to book with Solas. He was full of energy and got everyone on the dance floor.
I will say it again, the Solas team are AMAZING. I swear every time I saw the DJ, Mariam or anyone from the Solas team they immediately asked if I were okay and if there was anything I needed. Their presence just made my day. And guys…I was stressed. Solas and Severance are an amazing value for money and at the end, I feel like I made out like a bandit. The service they provide is above and beyond and they made sure my wedding was the best day of my life. Not to mention the food is incredible!
Wedding: 11/01/2014
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Kelly 3 Reviews
Solas is a beautiful, modern, impressive wedding and reception venue that needs almost no decoration to serve as a space for your event that people will be talking about forever. The rooftop is like no other space on Glenwood. The service is AMAZING - I wish I could personally thank each server/busser/chef/bartender that worked so hard to make our wedding reception seamless and fantastic. All of our friends and family cannot stop talking about how cool it was to have a wedding at Solas and how DELICIOUS the food was! I would not change a thing about Solas and their amazing staff.
But the true gem of this whole experience was Miriam Black, Solas event coordinator. Miriam is incredibly warm and friendly, professional, responsive, knowledgable and resourceful. She put us at ease from the moment we initially met with her, and continued to reassure us through tons of emails over the months leading up to the wedding. She was happy to quickly respond to all my questions, no matter how small. She was spot on with estimates for timing, food and beverage, seating, etc. Miriam really nailed it! Her guidance through the planning was priceless! Miriam was with us for the rehearsal and through the entire ceremony and reception. She was able to help create such a great wedding for us. I imagine she would be able to work with such a huge variety of people, as she was completely open to all our ideas and willing to help execute them on the big day! Miriam was a big part of us having such a great experience with Solas!
Wedding: 10/11/2014
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Solas made all of our dreams for our wedding come to life! I must say when someone first suggested Solas as a venue to me I was very skeptical. I had been to Solas several times for night-life and I could not imagine it as a wedding venue. We researched and visited venue after venue and were not finding what we were looking for. We did not want a traditional ballroom wedding. We wanted it to be a laid back and fun event, yet we also wanted it to be sophisticated. It was also important to us to have everything in-house in a venue. After meeting with Miriam, the event coordinator at Solas, several times we decided to put our trust in her. She and her staff did not disappoint!! They went above and beyond to make sure everything on our wedding day went perfectly! We loved the diversity that Solas offered. We used the rooftop for our ceremony location. It was absolutely perfect! One of the things that attracted us to Solas was that the rooftop could be closed in the event of rain. That is always such a concern with having an outdoor wedding. From there our guest were ushered to the patio on the first floor for a cocktail hour. The reception was held back on the rooftop. Miriam's team transformed the space within the cocktail hour. We had a buffet for our guest and also offered a carving station. The food was great. The staff had a plate made for us and made sure we took a few minutes to sit down and eat. From there the dancing and party started. We had a sparkler exit out of the front door and left in a rickshaw with a "Just Married" sign attached. Everything went so smoothly and I know it was due to Miriam. She was event coordinator, staff director and wedding director all in one!
If you are looking for a unique and fun venue we highly recommend choosing Solas!
Wedding: 09/06/2014
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
SO. Can we just talk about how cool this venue is.. IT IS. What made things even better is the event manager, Lauren DeAlto, went above and beyond the call of duty to make sure my unique wedding was off the hook! It's hard to put in to words how amazing our wedding looked, and smoothly it flowed if you weren't there. We had a unique wedding, and Lauren went over the moon with making sure we got the food the way we wanted it, the space to look amazing, etc. etc. All of the vendors we used asked me for information on my "wedding coordinator".. and I had to tell them that Lauren worked for Solas - they thought she was my wedding planner because of all the crazy work and time she was putting in! Her team was flawless, and they made my day truly epic. Lauren was on top of everything going on, and worked with all my vendors to make sure we stayed on track with the timeline and she even went so far as to make sure we actually had time to sit down, uninterrupted, and eat our amazing food.
OMG THE FOOD! I still have people raving about the food. I wish we could have all the recipes. I am still dreaming about carne asada tortas, tamales, and empanadas.
Well I could go on and on, but basically.. if you are a unique bride, a modern bride, a colorful bride.. go to Solas! They'll bend over backwards for you, and treat you like a celebrity. I love Lauren (who is just such a rad lady in general), her crew, and the location (yay color!). Throw your money at them, I promise you'll love your wedding.
Wedding: 10/26/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
I had my wedding reception this past weekend at Solas and is was amazing! We had our reception in the patio dining area and our pictures came out AMAZING. Lauren and the staff at Solas were a pleasure to work with and I'll def. recommend them to couples in the future. Thanks Solas!
Wedding: 10/25/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
We had our wedding at Solas last week and I have to say I was nervous about having our wedding at a night club. I just didn't know how the vibe would be, I was unsure about the food and crossed my fingers. I worked closely with Miriam and Lauren so that every detail of our wedding and my OCD on this adventure was taken care of, but still... didn't know how it would go. Fast forward to the wedding day. WOW. Solas held for us the most beautiful reception I could imagine. It was spectauclar. The rooftop was so romantic and the greenery was a beautiful decoration to the city's backdrop. The reception was on the roof top with the roof open, fresh air and votive candles. It was so incredibly beautiful, the staff was on the ball, the energy was high due to the masterfulness of DJ Dave Severage (who we LOVED), and I can't express enough how thrilled we were. I would do it over and over at Solas and felt like our guests had a fantastic experience that did not feel like a boring wedding, but a fun time with great food, music and a celebration of our love. Thank you Solas. We loved our wedding and we are so grateful! (ps. your new banquet menu was delishious!)
Wedding: 10/19/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Ellen 1 Reviews
Take the worry out of the details. Lauren DeAlto and the staff at Solas were fabulous. What a great place to have your event. The food, the atmosphere, the value......I can't think of a better place. We had a WONDERFUL time as did all of our guests. THANKS Lauren and Solas for EVERYTHING!
Wedding: 06/29/2013
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Sharon 6 Reviews
Everyone at Sola's was very nice and extremely helpful. Lauren went above and beyond to help make my wedding perfect!
Everything was awesome! And the food was great!
Wedding: 03/30/2013
Services Used: Catering, Ceremony & Reception Venue
I recently used Solas for my wedding venue. My Husband and I were searching for a nontraditional yet affordable venue and were about to give up for our plan B...eloping to some tropical paradise until we had a drink one afternoon on the terrace of Solas and realized the potential this venue has for any type of event. We met with the Event Coordinator "Lauren Dealto" who was AMAZING! She's super laid back but extremely professional and helpful. She worked within our limited budget and made sure we missed out on NOTHING! Our ceremony was held on the rooftop followed by the cocktail hour and reception on the 2nd floor. We even used one of the VIP rooftop cabanas for the after party. Lauren AND her staff truly made our wedding perfect...even taking my husbands smelly shoes back to our car...long story! Everyone is still talking about how great the food was...seriously, we didn't pick Solas for the food but you'd have a hard time telling our guests that. Aside from the eats, our guests really enjoyed the convenience Solas provides with only a staircase or elevator between wedding venue and reception. Sound was top notch as one would imagine since it's a club by night, they offer very inexpensive valet parking, original and modern decor, and killer cocktails.
Lauren also set us up with our DJ... "Dave Severance" who moonlights at Solas for various events and drove our wedding from start to finish allowing us to select our playlists for the cocktail and dining hours while doing what he does best during the party portion and keeping the dance floor (see through!) packed with moving bodies.
Lauren is an ace...use her while you can. We're huge fans and you will be as well. I don't think this place is going to be a wedding secret for very long with her behind their event planning.
Wedding: 08/25/2012
Services Used: Catering, DJ, Wedding Planning, Lighting & Decor, Party Supplies, Ceremony & Reception Venue, Unique Services (Other)
Private User 2 Reviews
My husband and I were married at Solas last May. Solas was extremely flexible with my budget and decor. The ceremony set up on the roof was very beautiful and unconventional (which is the reason we booked our wedding there). Lauren, the event planner at Solas, did a great job coordinating the event and the staff was so friendly! We had a buffet for dinner and the food was wonderful! Solas exceeded my expectations in every way. My husband and I have been married for a year and we just received a letter from Lauren inviting us to dinner. Great venue. Great service!
Wedding: 2+ years ago
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Amazing Grace Event Management has had the pleasure of partnering with SOLAS to plan several events over the past year. It has been nothing but BLISS when it comes to the staff, the level of professionalism, the food, the service, etc. They truly go above and beyond to ensure that everyone is satisfied with all aspects of the event. The venue has so much to offer and can accommodate a variety of different kinds of events with it's unique spaces to include the lovely rooftop, the eclectic 2nd floor dancehall fand the first floor dining area. Truly one of our favorite spots to host an event! We look forward to partnering with them in the near future. Definitely the HOTTEST SPOT in Raleigh!
Wedding: 05/26/2012
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
I cannot say enough to thank Solas and their private event coordinator Lauren DeAlto!!! They were beyond amazing with the whole planning process and the execution of the wedding (along with a few extra wonderful surprises). We originally decided on Solas because it was relatively inexpensive for what you received but we were delighted to learn that the great price came with great food and great service! Lauren was attentive during the year long planning process and went above and beyond on our wedding day. We planned the wedding ceremony and the reception on their rooftop (with the retractable roof) and they had never had a couple have both the ceremony and reception on the rooftop. Normally the configuration of the ceremony seating and reception tables to allow a seamless transition between the ceremony and reception would stump many event coordinators but Lauren took on the challenge and made it work perfectly! If you're having a smaller wedding (~50-75 ppl) and have only a little money to play with then I would recommend this configuration because it certainly saves money! If you're looking for a good value on a venue (minimal decorations needed), an amazing event coordinator, great food, a great waitstaff, and wonderful bartender...then Solas is the place you want!
Wedding: 05/19/2012
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
My wife and I had our wedding reception at Solas and we can honestly say it exceeded our expectations (and they were pretty high to begin with). We have over 10 guest come to us and tell us how amazing the food and service was. We even had someone tell us the next day that Solas made "every person feel important even if they really weren't a part of the big day".
Lauren DeAlto is the private event coordinator and we don't have enough great things to say about her. She worked with us through the entire process and made everything very simple. They have multiple meal and bar options so there is a good deal of flexibility not to mention a list of preferred vendors. Unlike a lot of places this wasn't a list you had to use but ones that were dependable and easy to use. They have negotiated prices so not only does it save you money it is one less thing to coordinate (Musicians, DJ's, Photobooths, etc). Our DJ (DJ Rush) was a preferred vendor and he did a phenomenal job; his fee was included on our bill making things easier on us.
Lauren made sure everything went smoothly and was right on schedule. We had absolutely no issues that day; big or small. Every member of the staff was extremely professional and courteous. My wife and I both have said how we wish we could do it all over again.
If you are reading this go ahead and stop wasting your time searching high and low for a better venue in Raleigh and at least speak with Lauren.
Wedding: 04/28/2012
Services Used: DJ, Lighting & Decor, Event Rentals & Photobooths, Ceremony & Reception Venue
Highly recommend Solas for wedding receptions! My fiance (now husband yeah!) and I had a tough time trying to narrow down a location for our wedding reception in September and after enjoying an evening on the rooftop at Solas decided to contact their event coordinator. I went to the first meeting thinking that just like the major venues in Raleigh it would be so far out of our budget, however, I was completely wrong.
From this first meeting, we knew that Solas was the perfect venue and was unexpectedly within our budget. We had a wonderful experience and Lauren the event coordinator literally read my mind when it came to what I was dreaming of in terms of the set up for the space (we had reserved the second floor lounge). Our families are an eclectic crowd and everyone had a wonderful time and was more than comfortable. And one huge plus was the fact that unlike a lot of hotel venues etc. that the windows and openness on the second floor was wonderful and I am so happy we didn't choose a hotel venue where we would have been trapped in a windowless room.
For brides out there worried about access for older generations attending. Don't worry about this at all at Solas. We ended up adding valet parking which also fell within our insanely tight budget and elevators make it so easy so they don't have to walk up stairs.
The food was fantastic! We ended up choosing items for a buffet set up and unlike your typical buffet it was such a treat to be able to offer our wedding guests options other than the typical options.
By the end of the day everything had run so smoothly I felt like I had just walked through a dream. We didn't have to worry about anything the whole time we were there and everything went wonderfully. A huge thank you to Lauren and the staff at Solas for making us (and our guests) feel so special and welcome on our wedding day!
Wedding: 09/01/2012
Services Used: Ceremony & Reception Venue
Not a member yet? Join NowLog in to WeddingWire
Have a Facebook account?
Already a member? Log In »
Sign Up for a Free WeddingWire Account
Wedding Date:
*All fields are required
By clicking "Create Account" you agree to WeddingWire's Terms of UseCreate Account
Create a new account on WeddingWire
Please complete the information below and we will automatically link this WeddingWire account with your Facebook account.
Already have a WeddingWire account? click here
Link your WeddingWire and Facebook accounts
To link your accounts, login to WeddingWire:
To create a new account with a different email, click here
Your WeddingWire account was created successfully and you have been signed in.
A confirmation email has been sent to you.
Check your spam folder if you do not see the confirmation email in your inbox. If you have not received an email within 1 hour please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Select the offers you would like to receive:
Thanks for joining WeddingWire!Tell us more about your wedding so we can help you plan your dream wedding.
Please let this vendor know
you found them on WeddingWire
You've chosen the maximum (5) items in this category. Compare your items or remove and replace with another.Compare Now
0 Vendors Selected. Select up to 5 vendors to compare in one of the following categories: Venues, Bands, Catering, Photography or Videographers.COMPARE
My Awards


text:
Enhance your understanding of the stories with a Bible guide or Bible commentary. Whether you are studying the New Testament or the Old Testament, one book or the entire Bible, Family Christian's selection of Bible commentaries will make your Bible study a richer experience.
Amos, Obadiah, Jonah: An Exegetical and Theological Exposition of Holy Scripture
Billy K. Smith, Frank Page$29.99Add Your ReviewWritten and developed for ministers and serious Bible students, this series features leading expositions from today's most highly regarded scholars, complete NIV text, and exhaustively researched charts, maps, indexes and footnotes. Learn More
Need help ordering? Or call 1-888-319-0319


text:
November 28, 2014
October 20, 2013
Candidates for Greene County Board of Supervisors attended a forum on Saturday at the Performing Arts Center in William Monroe High School.
The forum was hosted by the Ruckersville PTA and the League of Women Voters of the Charlottesville Area.
The candidates are running for two seats on the board:
Jim Frydle is the incumbent for the Midway District, his opponent is former Virginia State Trooper Steven Keene.
Patsy Morris, a formed Greene Supervisors, and Bill Martin, former chair of the county's Planning Commission, are running for the Stanardsville District seat being vacated by Clarence Peyton, who is not seeking re-election.
The forum focused on education in the county and the future of the aging Greene population.
Heather Hopson, with the Ruckersville Parent/Teacher Association advocacy committee, says that its important for the candidates and their possible constituents to have an opportunity to field questions in front of one another.
"There is not a lot of access, so being able to serve our community in this way, we think it's very important to provide that platform so the candidates have a place to go to meet with our citizens and talk about what's important to them and why they are running for public office."
This was the first and only scheduled forum involving all of the candidates.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.


text:
Weather Links
Humidity 93%
Winds 3.5mph
Sponsored by: Arceneaux Ford
Humidity 93%
Winds 3.5mph
Aug 1, 2014 10:02 AM by KATC
Lafayette Police are seeking a man accused of robbing the Waffle House on Evangeline Thruway at gunpoint.
According to a news release from Lafayette Police, the robbery happened at about 12:25 a.m. Friday, when the suspect entered Waffle House with his face covered and armed with a handgun.
Police say the suspect forced the employees to give him an undisclosed amount of cash from the register. He then fled out of the back door.
The suspect was last seen running toward Dale Street.
He's described as a medium build black man in his 20s. He was captured on surveillance video.
Anyone with information about the robbery or the identity of the suspect is asked to call Lafayette Police or Crime Stoppers at 232-TIPS.
6 hours ago


text:
Seed Bead Saavy: Get the Most out of Your Seed Bead Colors and Finishes OnDemand Web SeminarJoin Beki Haley as she discusses how to understand different seed beads and pick the right ones for your project. Learn More
Item Number: EP10201
Availability: Download Now
Was: $19.99
Sale: $10.00
Simply Charming necklaceMake a project from the pages of Step by Step Wire Jewelry magazine with this must-have kit. Learn More
Item Number: T5862
Availability: In stock$36.00
Stringing, Fall 2014
Explore new possibilities with over 80 beading designs! Check out the annual Bead Buyer's Guide to find tools and supplies for your next project.Learn More
Item Number: ST1409-EP8156-GROUPED
Availability: In stock
Starting at: $3.00
Jewelry Stringing Presents: 20 Projects to make for under $20Beading on a budget? No problem! Jewelry Stringing Presents: 20 Under $20 has you covered. With a wide variety of beading projects and techniques you don't have to spend a fortune to learn something new. Learn More
Item Number: EP10079
Availability: Download Now
Was: $9.99
Sale: $5.00
Bling Bracelet Project KitDiscover how to mix bead stitching and wireworking together to create Jean Campbell's Bling Bracelet with this ultimate collection that includes a bead kit and helpful technique tips. Learn More
Item Number: T5905
Availability: In stock
Was: $114.85
Sale: $65.49
Indian Summer Bracelet kit - Pink ColorwayStitch this delightfully patterned bracelet at home with this exclusive bead kit in stylish pink color. Learn More
Item Number: T5858
Availability: In stock$30.00
Indian Summer Bracelet kit - Bronze ColorwayStitch this delightfully patterned bracelet at home with this exclusive bead kit in a striking bronze color. Learn More
Item Number: T5859
Availability: In stock$30.00
Dewdrop Beaded BeadCreate stunning beaded beads that incorporate 2-hole square beads, drops and more with netting and circular peyote stitch. Learn More
Item Number: EP10087
Availability: Download Now
Was: $4.00
Sale: $2.00
Beadwork magazine Project Workshop: Susan Council's Indian Summer BraceletMake a project from the pages of Beadwork magazine with this instructional video download. Join Melinda Barta and discover helpful stitch directions and tips so you can successfully stitch this project at home. Learn More
Item Number: EP9763
Availability: Download Now
Was: $9.99
Sale: $5.99
Superduo and Twin Collection (Rose)Get the Superduo and twin kit in pink Learn More
Item Number: T5906
Availability: In stock
Was: $89.93
Sale: $31.49


text:
Ps.ILoveNed is created by Swedish/German/Norwegian princess Pauline Reuss & Swiss/English Sasha Buckman, two optimistic dreamers with one real vision..Ned! They like to describe Ned as a universal, multi-lingual thought within a human form, made locally, from black & white and all knobbly knees! Ps.ILoveNed is most famous for his appearance on t-shirts and bags from Topshop, and now he is also available as prints - exclusively for Easyart.
Pauline and Sasha met for the first time in Switzerland 1995, where they immediately became best friends. After several years, Pauline had done a BA in Public Art and Design, became an assistant to an Interior Designer in Boston, USA, and completed a Masters degree in Production Design in Rome. Sasha had competed in dance, studied Music and sang in a band. Pauline embarked on a career in films working as a freelance Production Designer , meanwhile Sasha became Maitre d' in a top restaurant, juggling work with her new-found love for writing songs. All things combined, settled back in London, and many many hours and sketches later, Ps.ILoveNed was created.
The girls first client turned out to be Topshop, where Ned was featured in their Fairtrade range on tshirts and bags. A year later, Clinton Cards showed interest and Ned got his own range of greeting cards! Today, Ps.ILoveNed independently design, print and distribute everything themselves and are planning on releasing a whole bunch of new merchandise- giftwrap, post-its, giftbooks and cartoons....
Ned has a human form, but the idea is that he should be seen as a universal, multi-lingual thought, where the focus is on all the little trivial things in life that makes one happy, and what makes us all come together!
Humorous art and art with inspiring messages, often in the form of word art and cartoons, is a fast growing trend within interior design and art. Ps.ILoveNed is an excellent example of how this trend has taken form.
Sign up for the Easyart newsletter to take advantage of this exclusive offer and receive updates on the latest artists and collections.
Gives the frame its character and provides the perfect setting for an artwork to be fully enjoyed.
Protects the artwork from dust and wilting so that it can be admired for many years.
Adds depth to an image and works with the moulding to enhance and protect the artwork.
Bonds to the artwork ensuring it is perfectly smooth and holds the whole frame together.
We partner with the world's top museums and galleries to bring you exclusive prints of the highest quality. Our teams of designers ensure the colours are accurate, papers are well suited and the best frames are suggested.
In the printing room, artworks are printed on state-of-the-art machines with a team of technicians checking colour and quality every step of the way.
After being cut down to size, our team carefully finish any stray edges, check measurements and prepare the prints for mounting and framing.
We have a team of master framers who work with high-quality, responsibly-sourced wood to create our vast range of framing combinations - each frame is bespoke and made to order for every print.
Our selection of hand-finished frames are painted or stained by hand in a variety of colours, and finished with a layer of wax - the end result is a uniquely crafted, beautiful frame that is made to last.
In this workshop everything comes together - the print, the frame and the glass - in a seamless and stream-lined process.
The artwork is carefully mounted in preparation for framing.
Once mounted, the print is ready to be covered by glass or perspex - a delicate procedure but expertly done with not a fingerprint in sight.
After a final, thorough check, the framed print is ready to be carefully packaged up and shipped to the customer.
For those who order their art as canvas prints, the same amount of attention and care goes into the process. Here, the print is being transferred to a wooden frame.
As with the framed prints, our canvases are all hand-finished in the workshop - a labour of love from start to finish.


text:
Rules are made for breaking, right? Especially fashion rules. While the white wedding dress remains a sturdy stalwart in the dreams of many budding brides - there's an ever growing trend for an alternative look and it's a trend that our fashion team implores.
From Poppy Delevingne's floral embroidered Pucci gown made especially for the Moroccan leg of her glossy wedding to Sophia Coppola's lilac Alaia dress and Keira Knightley's recycled Chanel mini-dress, there's a whole load of A-listers leading the do-it-your-own-way bridal posse. Whilst a white gown can of course be both classic and exquisite, there's something undeniably refreshing about a wedding dress that feels ultra-personal to the bride.
If the bridesmaid situation throws you off the coloured wedding dress track ('how will I feel like the bride if I'm not in white?' we hear you say) - you just need to get your head around some clever colour co-ordinating: a floral bride looks amazing surrounded by her favourite girlfriends all clad in white, whilst a gold gown looks great next to silver bridesmaids and a deep pink dress would stand out marvellously with a mix of floral prints. This is also the perfect time to play with proportions - if you have great legs, don a short frock; if you're wearing an oscar-worthy floor-sweeper get your girls in some flowing midi-lengths.
Another aisle that modern brides have been taking lately is a mix-and-match bridesmaid palette (see our tips here). By giving your bridesmaids a little flexibility you can avoid the dreaded bridesmaid wars and flatter every shape, making the day even more yours. Click through our inspiration boards above and remember to do it your own way - it will go down in history...


text:
Kevin Henderson had a rude awakening early the morning of July 2, as if sleeping on the sidewalk adjacent to the Highland Professional Building on NW 18th Street wasn't bad enough. The building is a frequent bed-down spot for the homeless because of its wide overhang, which protects them from the ra ... More >>
When Judge Tom Petersen, the very vocal conscience of Dade's juvenile court, gets a transfer, does he have any comment about it? Stupid question.
An oft-maligned talk-show host teams up with an oft-maligned state agency to produce a bit of TV magic
Is Janet Reno's proposal for a new Youthful Offender Court a long-needed innovation or a chance to place a statute of limitations on childhood?
What do you do with a little tyke who throws a rock at another kid? In Dade County, you prosecute him.


text:
Arizona Diamondbacks
B.J. Upton weighs in on potential family reunion in Atlanta
The Justin Upton trade rumors have heated up on Wednesday, and the Atlanta Braves have emerged as the frontrunner to land the talented D-backs outfielder.
One person who is excited about the possibility of Upton joining the Braves is his brother, B.J., who signed a five-year contract with Atlanta this offseason.
Wow these @jus10up10 rumors have me excited. Please don't tease me like this... Would be a dream come true if it happens— BJ Upton (@BJUPTON2) January 23, 2013
The Braves would possess one of the game's elite outfields if they are able to unite the Upton brothers in Atlanta.
Most Popular
- What's on your mind?Vince Marotta shares what is on his mind this week.
- It's Paul's Call with Paul Calvisi!It's Paul's Call with Paul Calvisi!
- Tim Kurkjian, ESPN MLB insiderESPN MLB insider Tim Kurkjian says he expects the Giants to try and get four or five innings out of
- Bickley BlastTonight is the last night of the year where all four major sports are occurring.
- Who Impressed/Who Depressed Dan and Vince share who impressed and depressed them over the weekend.


text:
Eastday-Apple's quarterly profit, sales beat estimates
Apple Inc. on Monday posted quarterly profit and sales that both beat analysts' estimates, driven by strong sales of its iPhone, iPad and other products.
Apple earned 4.31 billion U.S. dollars or 4.64 dollars per share in its fiscal fourth quarter, compared with 2.53 billion dollars or 2.77 dollars per share in the year-ago period.
Revenue for the quarter was 20.34 billion dollars, an increase of nearly 67 percent compared with a year earlier.
Wall Street analysts had expected earnings of 4.08 dollars per share on a revenue of 18.9 billion dollars.
"We are blown away to report over 20 billion dollars in revenue and over 4 billion dollars in after-tax earnings — both all-time records for Apple," Steve Jobs, Apple's chief executive officer ( CEO), said in a statement.
In the most recent quarter, Apple sold 4.19 million units of iPad, the tablet computer that was launched in April. The company sold 3.27 million iPads in its fiscal third quarter, the first quarter when the device hit stores.
Sales of iPhone continued to be the main driver for Apple's revenue growth. The company sold 14.1 million units of iPhone in the quarter that ended on Sept. 25, following the introduction of its latest model of iPhone 4 on June 24, which represented an increase of 91 percent over the same quarter last year and also a jump of nearly 68 percent over the previous quarter.
The numbers showed the popularity of Apple's handset despite increasing competitions from Blackberry made by Research in Motion (RIM) as well as smartphones using Google Inc.'s Android operating system.
"iPhone sales of 14.1 million were up 91 percent year-over-year, handily beating the 12.1 million phones RIM sold in their most recent quarter. we still have a few surprises left for the remainder of this calendar year," Apple CEO Jobs noted.
Apple is expected to make new announcement this Wednesday on the next major version of the operating system that runs on the company's Macintosh desktop and laptop computers.
Apple's Mac performed relatively well on the computer market. The company sold 3.89 million Macs during the latest quarter, up 27 percent year-on-year.
Sales of Apple's media player iPod dropped 11 percent from last year to 9.05 million units in the most recent three months, the company said.
Popularity: 1% [?]
Related Posts
No related posts.


text:
Saturday, November 29, 2014
Follow us:
Time Warner Cable video customers:Sign in with your TWC ID to access our video clips.
Sign in
To view our videos, you need to
install Adobe Flash 9 or above. Install now.
Then come back here and refresh the page.
A roll down gate collapsed, prompting a building evacuation in Manhattan Tuesday morning.
Fire officials say the gate pulled free from the building on Adam Clayton Powell Junior Boulevard in Harlem at around 8:30 a.m. Tuesday.
As it fell, a portion of the sidewalk collapsed into the basement.
The building was evacuated as a precaution and the Department of Buildings was called in to inspect.
No injuries were reported.
Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.
© 1999-2014 Time Warner Cable Enterprises LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Web design and web development by Tipit.


text:
Antibiotics: To Prescribe or Not Prescribe?
You are sick and feel miserable. So you go to your doctor for antibiotics to kill what ails you. But instead, your doctor takes a different treatment route that does not include prescribing antibiotics. So why won't your doctor give you antibiotics? Sometimes drugs can be more harmful than helpful.
When Medicine Meets Resistance
Many things can make you sick; such as bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other microorganisms. The most commonly prescribed antibiotics only work against bacteria. Therefore, they may not be helpful if a virus or other microorganism causes your condition. But when prescribed and taken correctly, antibiotics can be very effective. They can shorten the time you are sick and keep the disease from spreading to others.
However, perhaps because they are so effective, doctors may have a tendency to prescribe them too often. Because of this overuse, over time some bacteria adapt ways to resist antibiotics, making these medicines less effective or unable to work at all.
Antibiotic resistance is harmful because as more antibiotics are introduced into our environment, by either over-prescribing or entering our food chain through their use in the dairy, poultry, and livestock industries, more strains of bacteria have the potential to become resistant. Some that are already resistant to antibiotics are
- Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)—These dangerous bacteria can cause infections in areas such as the lungs, skin, blood, and bones.
- Multi-drug resistant Klebsiella—These bacteria can cause pneumonia, bloodstream infections, and urinary tract infections (UTIs).
- Multi-drug resistant Escherichia coli— These bacteria can cause digestive system infections, bloodstream infections, and UTIs.
Some bacteria may be resistant to only one antibiotic, while others are resistant to a range of antibiotics. These multidrug-resistant bacteria create a challenge for doctors. Patients with conditions caused by these types of bacteria not only endure longer hospital stays, but they may have to be put on many drugs in hopes that one of the medicines or the combination of medicines will work. Often these drugs can be toxic and ineffective. Patients infected with antibiotic-resistant bacteria are more likely to die from their illnesses.
To Prescribe or to Not Prescribe?
So when is an antibiotic right for you? That is for your doctor to decide. In cases when your doctor decides against antibiotics, it is most likely because a virus causes your condition or it will go away without medicine.
A cold and the flu are caused by viruses. Antibiotics are not useful in treating these conditions or their symptoms. In certain circumstances, a bacterial infection can occur along with a cold and flu. In these situations, antibiotics may be prescribed.
Viruses also cause many runny noses, congested sinuses, coughs, and sore throats. However, these can also be caused by bacterial infections. For example, if your sore throat is caused by bacteria (strep throat), your doctor will prescribe antibiotics.
Viruses or bacteria can cause middle ear infections. Your doctor will determine if antibiotic treatment is needed.
UTIs are often caused by bacteria and are usually treated with antibiotics.
You may also be prescribed antibiotics if bacteria are known to cause your illness or the cause is unknown and the doctor determines it is better to treat with antibiotics than not.
If Given Antibiotics…
If your doctor does decide to prescribe antibiotics, it is important that you follow all dosing instructions carefully and completely. This goes for any medicines your doctor may prescribe.
- Read the label on the medicine bottle, along with any handouts your doctor gave you about your medicine. Follow all instructions.
- Do not share your medicine.
- Do not save your medicine for when you get sick again. It is important to take all of your antibiotics, even if you start to feel better. Not finishing them may allow some of the bacteria to remain alive in your body, which can cause another infection.
Although generally safe, if you are taking antibiotics there are some things you should know:
- Antibiotics might cause side effects or allergic reactions.
- Antibiotics may change the effectiveness of other medicines you are taking. This includes birth control pills.
- There are bad bacteria (the ones antibiotics are designed to fight), and there are good bacteria, like the ones that live in our digestive system to help us break down food. Some antibiotics do not discriminate and kill good bacteria in the process. This can cause upset stomach, diarrhea, vaginal infections (women only), and other unpleasant symptoms.
- Tell your doctor if you are pregnant, think you may be pregnant, or are nursing. Antibiotics may be harmful to your baby.
Now that you are aware of why your doctor may or may not give you antibiotics, it is important that you continue to have open discussions with her about your treatment options. Ask questions. Share any information regarding your medical history. Discuss side effects that concern you. And if you do not understand something, speak up. Having a two-way discussion will help your doctor plan the best treatment approach for you.
Alliance for the Prudent Use of Antibiotics
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Pharmacy and You
American Pharmacists Association
Canadian Medical Association
Health Canada
About antimicrobial resistance: a brief overview. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/drugresistance/about.html. Updated July 22, 2010. Accessed March 15, 2011.
Antimicrobial (drug) resistance: prevention. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases website. Available at: http://www.niaid.nih.gov/topics/antimicrobialResistance/Understanding/Pages/prevention.aspx. Updated February 18, 2009. Accessed March 15, 2011.
Consumer & practitioner education. Alliance for the Prudent Use of Antibiotics website. Available at: http://www.tufts.edu/med/apua/consumers/education.shtml. Accessed March 15, 2011.
Last reviewed Updated: 3/28/2011 by David L. Horn, MD, FACP
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
Copyright © 2011 EBSCO Publishing All rights reserved.


text: SoftballFundraiser View full-size image < previous next > Is this photo a winner? "The Johnny Malloys Softball Team having a goodtime at their 2010 fundraiser." - http://www.johnnymalloys.com/ourlocations/medina.aspx - Malloys (May 07, 2010) Share this photo on: Twitter Facebook Pinterest Similar Photos: softball | fundraiser | event sporting | softball jerseys | johnny malloys | goodtime Feeling inspired? Visit the CustomInk Design Lab to start your own group order. Design Your Own


text:
Photos: 2011 Audi A7 Sportback
One of our intrepid spy photographers just caught an A7 completely undisguised!
By November 20, 2009 / Photos by Glenn Paulina/KGP
0 of 0
2 of 200
No thanks, continue without linking accounts.Continue
Your information has been saved and an account has been created for you giving you full access to everything ROAD&TRACK.com and Hearst Digital Media Network have to offer. To change your username and/or password or complete your profile, click here.Continue
You now have full access to everything ROAD&TRACK and Hearst Digital Media Network have to offer. To change your settings or profile, click here.Continue


text:
Saturday, November 22, 2014
Follow us:
Time Warner Cable video customers:Sign in with your TWC ID to access our video clips.
Sign in
To view our videos, you need to
install Adobe Flash 9 or above. Install now.
Then come back here and refresh the page.
SYRACUSE, N.Y.-- The Fire Prevention Education Center at the New York State Fair recently underwent several changes to help educate fairgoers about fire prevention.
There is a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday for the new House of Hazards exhibit.
Thanks to a state grant through the Department of Homeland Security, there are now all new interactive displays that make it a better learning environment.
The day also features Veterans Day ceremonies at the Veterans Memorial Park in front of the Horticulture Building. New military recruits will take their oaths of enlistment at the event. Fallen firefighters will also be honored.
Entertainment Thursday night includes Journey and Cheap Trick at the Grandstand, and the Eli Young Band at the Chevy Court stage.
Click HERE for more stories on the New York State Fair.
Weather alert
» More alerts
From the Weather On The Ones Forecast Center, The National Weather Service Has Issued A FREEZING RAIN ADVISORY for Oneida (North) expires Sunday at 4:00AM. WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY for the following counties: Herkimer (North), Herkimer(South) -- expires Sunday at 5:00AM.
Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.
© 1999-2014 Time Warner Cable Enterprises LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Web design and web development by Tipit.


text:
Answers related to 'what-is-tortilla-and-where-it-is-made-'
BREAD CORNER = What's difference between roti ,chapati ,naan , tameez ..tough one
Asked by commonsense, 10 Mar '10 03:19 pm , 1 answers
Roti : In general, is defined as an unleavened flatbread made from atta flour. There are different variety in Roti like Sada Roti, Paratha Rpti, Rumal... more
Answered by Mohammed asim nehal, 10 Mar '10 04:10 pm
How does the " Blood Sugar " affect one's health ?
Asked by ashis, 27 Jan '10 01:49 pm , 1 answers
Usually known as DIABETIES.Hypoglycemia, also called low blood glucose or low blood sugar, occurs when blood glucose drops below normal levels. Glucos... more
Answered by mohd yousuf, 03 Feb '10 12:18 pm
What are foods good for Heart Problem
Asked by SWATI, 15 Jan '09 01:41 pm , 1 answers
Some foods to consider eating more oftenSweet potatoesGreen leafy vegetablesCarrots, Broccoli and Greens (lightly cooked to keep the carotenoids)Pumpk... more
Answered by Mallikarjun Patil, 15 Jan '09 01:45 pm
What kind of food should be preffered for breakfast
Asked by Sruthi, 16 Aug '08 02:27 pm , 1 answers
Eggs for breakfastWander through an egg cookbook for a skillion ideas on what you can cook with eggs. Years ago, we got a little egg cookbook from the... more
Answered by Jairam Kshirasagar, 16 Aug '08 02:36 pm
Tortilla chips. tortilla wraps....whats tortilla?
Asked by edel weiss, 23 Jul '08 03:36 pm , 2 answers
Tortilla is the thin unleavened pancake made from cornmeal or wheatflour.... more
Answered by Jack Johnson, 31 Jul '08 07:30 pm
Asked by priya sharma, 19 May '08 11:25 am , 1 answers
Bread is one of the oldest prepared foods, dating back to the Neolithic era. The first breads produced were probably cooked versions of a grain-paste,... more
Answered by GOPI KUMAR, 19 May '08 11:31 am
Are tortilla and roti one and the same?
Asked by Mayala Fakir, 09 Feb '08 11:33 am , 1 answers
Tortill a mexican roti made of corn[maize]flour or wheatflour.... more
Answered by bhanwar bothra, 09 Feb '08 11:38 am
what is tortilla and where it is made ?
Asked by prabhakar pandit, 11 Dec '07 11:21 am , 1 answers
In Mexico, Central America, the United States, and Canada, a tortilla is a kind of thin, unleavened flat bread, made from finely ground maize (corn) o... more
Answered by GOPI KUMAR, 11 Dec '07 11:24 am
Which foods (vegetables)contain protein and vitamin
Asked by anjanaouseph, 25 Nov '07 02:12 pm , 1 answers
Bread, Cereal, Rice & Pasta GroupGrain products include foods derived from cereal crops. Cereals, breads, pastas, crackers, and rice all fall under th... more
Answered by sheela joby, 30 Nov '07 01:11 pm
Asked by Suranjana Dasgupta, 03 Nov '07 09:15 pm , 1 answers
Ranch Sauce - chopped onion ,chopped tomatoes, dry oregano leaves, salt, pepper, sugar, jalapenos chillies, saute together and mix. serve with torti... more
Answered by sachin sharma, 03 Nov '07 09:38 pm
Ask a Question
Get answers from the community


text:
Quiz! How Well Do You Know the Hunger Games: Mockingjay Pt 1 Actors?
Are the odds in your favour?
Enter Now
Quiz! How Well Do You Know Your Mean Girls Quotes?
Take the quiz!
Download Your Taylor Swift Bingo Card and Start Playing Now!
Play now!
November 21st, 2012
Dear Carly Rae,
1. We almost wished Lauren Toyota a Happy Birthday today. We didn't though.
2. We hope you have a Good Time.*
Happy Birthday!
Your friends at MUCH
Check out this Carly Rae Jepsen playlist below and be sure to check out Carly Rae when she performs at The Big Jingle on December 2! Grab your tickets to the biggest holiday music event of the year here!
Tug Of War
Sour Candy
Call Me Maybe
Owl City and Carly Rae Jepsen, Good Time
This Kiss
* Couldn't decide what we wanted to say in our blog-birthday card so we picked both.
Tags: Carly Rae Jepsen, Happy Birthday, The Big Jingle
Posted on Wednesday, November 21st, 2012 at 11:54 am by Aimee and is filed under Blog, Celeb Life, Concerts & Events, Music, The Big Jingle.Tweet


text:
Buy flats in Clivedale Place, Bolton BL1 - 5 bedrooms
Offers over £215,000
2 The Mews Lincoln Road, Bolton, Lancashire BL1Flat for sale - 5 bedrooms
Bloom Property offers this attractively priced property to buyers who are in a position to buy relatively swiftly. This property has been priced to encourage a quicker than normal sale. 4 / 5 bed duplex apartment Spacious modern and well-fitted ... More details
Note: Distances are straight line measurements
- Bolton (1.4 miles)
- Lostock (1.7 miles)
Marketed by Bloom Property Estate Agents, W1S. Call 01727 294976


text:
Technology Services
Evelyn Duvall Family Studies Conference 2015
A biennial symposium at USF Sarasota-Manatee brings together academics and practitioners to enable research-driven best practices in the social and family services within Florida and beyond.
E-Learning Blog: Canvas Release Notes for November
The Canvas release notes for this month bring some instructor-specific feature enhancements. The new features enhance the ways instructors can manage quizzes and course activities. This release, like other releases, also...
C-SPAN Digital Bus to Visit USF Sarasota-Manatee
The C-SPAN Digital Bus will visit USF Sarasota-Manatee from 8 – 11:30 a.m. on December 4, when students, faculty and staff and the public at large are invited to take...
Thanksgiving Holiday
8:00 am
C-SPAN Digital Bus Visit
8:00 am
Fall, Last Day of Classes
All Day
Final Exam Week
8:00 am
Fall 2014 Commencement Ceremony
2:00 pm


text:
Every January, legislators from across the state convene at the Georgia State Capitol to set the course for Georgia's future. Because 2014 is the second half of a legislative biennial term, bills that did not pass in 2013 are still eligible for consideration in addition to the new bills introduced this year - which means legislators have a significant pile of work (literally, when you think about the stacks of printed bills on our desks...) ahead of us.
The purpose of this letter to the editor is to request the residents of Dawson County to assist me in contacting our local and state officials to work toward improving the unsafe intersection of Hwy. 53 and Hugh Stowers Road.
Gov. Nathan Deal gave his annual State of the State address to a joint session of the General Assembly on Jan. 15. The annual event takes place in the House of Representatives and is attended by members of the House, Senate, State Supreme Court Justices, State Court of Appeal Judges and the State's Constitutional Officers.
I read a news report this week that says while we are living longer in the U.S., people in other countries are living even longer. Bummer.
Dear Cameron:
Before 2013 faded out, my intentions were to congratulate a number of local people receiving honors. And though it is late, and I'll probably overlook some important ones, I'll still tip my hat to these.
I hope each of you had a safe and wonderful Christmas and that your New Year is off to a good start. My family was blessed this past year in so many ways, and we had a wonderful holiday season. Stacie and I have a tradition of taking the girls to the mountains for New Year's, and we had a great time again this year. The girls were extremely excited to be there to see their first snow of the season.
This could be an important piece of information I am about to share with you. Whether it is or not is up to you. It depends on how much you care about the money being spent on our state's politicians. If you don't care and want to cop the "it doesn't make any difference" attitude, then I suggest you blow the dust off the ol' Funk & Wagnall and look up the word "apathy." Or go kiss a goat. Your choice.
Good grief. I just took a peek at next week's calendar. It says 2014. That can't be correct. I'm still waiting for Y2K and for all our computers to crash. I must have overslept.
The Georgia Hospital Administration and the Georgia State Medical Association are asking Gov. Nathan Deal to accept the federal government's offer of $40.5 billion for Medicaid expansion in our state.
Santa is a big part of our annual Christmas party for Friends of Recovery, but I had not met the man playing Santa this year.
There is no way I can send Christmas cards to all the wonderful people who expressed concern for me during my recent "confinement" through cards, calls, flowers, food, visits and prayers. So please accept this as my personal greeting to you. It is also a greeting to those whom I don't even know.
The mood in the galley of the research ship was gloomy. Our grand experiment had failed and we were pounding our way through the rough seas of the Gulf of Mexico bound for New Orleans.
Former South African president Nelson Mandela has received much-deserved praise following his death on Dec. 5 at the age of 95, and rightly so. South Africa could have sunk into chaos and a bloody civil war with Mandela's rise to power following 27 years of imprisonment and the end of apartheid. Instead, he preached reconciliation and forgiveness, not vengeance. For that, the world can be grateful.
It is hard to believe that 2013 is about to come to a close. It has been a productive and busy year for my family. I was blessed to be able to serve in my first session as your representative. It is a true honor to represent you at the Georgia State Capitol. With the year coming to an end, we are gearing up for the 2014 legislative session that will start on Jan. 13.
I stepped nervously through the glass door of the main exhibition racquetball court to start my semi-final match.
On my "To Do" list last week was a reminder to call former Gov. Carl Sanders and see if he had any thoughts on how to get the field at Sanford Stadium named for UGA's former coach and athletic director Vince Dooley.
I am writing regarding Dawsonville's Veterans Day Celebration.
I was on St. Simons Island last week scarfing down massive amounts of corn-fried shrimp at the exquisite little Georgia Sea Grill when someone came to the table to inquire if Junior E. Lee had finished his analysis of the recent election. That really puffed Junior up when I told him that.
Well, this morning (Nov. 11) I got up out of bed, exhausted and not motivated to do much. I turned on the computer and thought maybe this year I would attend some veteran's appreciation event.
This is a story I shared with some of you a couple of years ago but given the well-deserved tributes this week to our veterans, it seems an appropriate time to share it with all of you. It is about a terrorist; an honest-to-God terrorist. Not only does he not deny the appellation, he's proud of it.
I called Junior E. Lee and asked when he would have some post-election analysis to share with you. Junior, as you know, is general manager of the Yarbrough Worldwide Media and Pest Control Company, located in Greater Garfield, Ga., home of Round-or-Square Polls, whose motto is "You supply the dough and we will cook the results." Junior E. Lee is also a certified pest control professional. That is a rare combination these days and I am very proud of him as are the citizens of Greater Garfield.
My name is Judy Cox, wife of "good ole boy" Joe Lane Cox.
A wise man once said that our only reason for occupying space on this earth is to leave things better than we found them. Unfortunately, not enough of us will. Len Pagano is an exception.
Last week Democratic gubernatorial candidate Jason Carter shared via this column his vision for public education in Georgia.
"You need to write something about domestic violence," a friend told me recently. I hadn't thought about tackling that subject because so many others have done so.
With all of the attack ads running on TV this election season, Georgians have no doubt had their fill of pessimism and negativity.
For more than 40 years I was fortunate to be able to work in international business. I traveled the globe, not as a simple tourist, but living, in some cases for years, in other countries, getting to really know the people, the cultures and the governments in those many places.
I have asked the two major gubernatorial candidates to talk to Georgia public school teachers about their respective education platforms. This week the floor belongs to Jason Carter, the Democratic challenger. Next week, it will be Republican Gov. Nathan Deal's turn.
Page 1 of 1
Contents of this site are © Copyright 2014 Dawsonnews, Dawsonville, GA. All rights reserved. Privacy policy and Terms of service


text:
Category: Great Places to Stay
Discovering Washington's "New" Skamania Lodge
Elizabeth RoseAug 18, 2014
Skamania Lodge in Stevenson, Washington, has been a destination for fans of the Columbia River Gorge since it opened in 1992. Known for...
Demystifying Airplane Food
Yvette Cardozo, RFT Ski & Dive EditorJul 04, 2014
Frequent flier Yvette Cardozo checks out airplane food.
Knoxville's Oliver Hotel: Historic and Classy
Nancy ZaffaroMay 23, 2014
Check out Knoxville's classic Oliver Hotel.
Kula Grille at Turtle Bay Resort: New, Island Fresh
Bobbie Hasselbring, RFT EditorMay 05, 2014
Explore one of North Shore Oahu's newest farm-to-table eateries.
Door County, Wisonsin: Snow and Veg Food
Teresa BergenApr 21, 2014
Our Veg Editor discovers Wisconsin's veggie food scene.
Park City's Ski Resorts: Skier Heaven
Yvette Cardozo, RFT Ski & Dive EditorApr 11, 2014
RFT's Ski & Dive Editor checks out Park City, Utah's mega ski resorts.
Lodge at Black Rapids, Big Delta, AK: Wilderness Luxury, Historic Legacy
Bobbie Hasselbring, RFT EditorMar 21, 2014
Our Editor Bobbie Hasselbring travels to Alaska to experience a terrific roadhouse lodge.
Vive Hotel Waikiki: Hip, Convenient, Affordable
Bobbie Hasselbring, RFT EditorFeb 24, 2014
RFT Editors check out one of Waikiki's coolest, most affordable hotels.
Good to Go: Nutritious Travel Food
Bobbie Hasselbring, RFT EditorJan 10, 2014
Our new health-oriented writer, Clair Holt, gives healthy on-the-go eating advice.
Good Eats on The Sunshine Coast
Bobbie Hasselbring, RFT EditorDec 27, 2013
B.C's Sunshine Coast offers foodie wonders.
A Week in Central Oregon
Nancy ZaffaroDec 06, 2013
Central Oregon is an all-weather destination.
Fairmont Waterfront, Vancouver, BC: Pampering, Great Locale
Bobbie Hasselbring, RFT EditorNov 27, 2013
Get pampered at Vancouver's Fairmont Waterfront Hotel.


text:
Looking for Janitorial Service? www.hotfrog.com showcases more than 12433 businesses grouped by Janitorial Service within US. To find more businesses related to Janitorial Service, building maintenance or Janitorial Services, and to filter by locality, use the left navigation menu.
Asheboro, NC
or expenditures for your business. Therefore you require a professional janitorial service in Asheboro, NC to keep safe your investments. For many ye…
More info
Valleywide Janitorial Services provides contract cleaning services to all types of businesses
Imperial Building Maintenance - 11/06/2014
Executive Cleaning Services - 10/24/2014
Smart Choice Cleaning - 09/24/2014
Qwest Clean ® - 07/04/2014
HMS Janitorial - 06/03/2014
North Star Building Maintenance - 05/31/2014
Lincoln, CA
We never are too busy for our customers. Services: Janitorial Service, Commercial Cleaning Service, Cleaning Services, House Cleaning, Cleaning Company Janitorial Service, Commercial Cleaning Service, Cleaning Servic…
Commercial Cleaning ServiceOffice Cleaning ServiceCommercial Cleaning ServicesResidential Cleaning Service
Santa Ana Pueblo, CA
Looking for an experienced reliable Janitorial service for your office can be a time consuming and frustrating endeavor. NCA Janitorial service Los Angeles will take the hassle out of your search for affordable professi…
Janitorial Service CompanyJanitorial FranchiseJanitorial BusinessCleaning Services Office
Nashville, TN
A-1 Janitorial Service have been operating in the Nashville TN area for over 20 years. A-1 Janitorial Service uses the latest equipment and supplies to keep your facility looking its absolute best. A-1 Janitorial Servi…
Service ContractFloor Stripping and WaxingFloor StrippingOffice Cleaners
Pittsburgh, PA
Zenith Cleaning Services is offering Commercial Janitorial Service, House Cleaning Service, Commercial Cleaning and Industrial Cleaning in Pittsburgh, PA Zenith Cleaning Services is offering Commercial Janitorial Servic…
commercial janitorial serviceJanitorialCommercial CleaningOffice Cleaning Service
Tulsa, OK
Sunrise Janitorial Services Inc is offering Commercial Cleaning, Carpet Cleaning, Janitorial Services, Floor Stripping Cleaning in Tulsa, OK. Commercial Cleaning, Carpet Cleaning, Janitorial Services, Floor Stripping Cl…
Janitors ServiceJanitorial ServicesCommercial Cleanersbuilding maintenance
Plymouth Meeting, PA
Montgomery Janitorial Service, located in Plymouth Meeting, PA, has the experience to provide any type of cleaning and janitorial services that you may require. Upholstery, Cleaning, Janitorial Services, Housekeeping, C…
Cleaning And Janitorial ServicesJanitorialJanitorial ServicesCommercial Cleaners
Office Cleaning and Seattle janitorial services providing complete comprehensive commercial cleaning services. APO JANITORIAL
Office CleaningConstruction CleaningJanitorJanitorial Services
Elgin, IL
US Enigma Janitorial Services, Inc.US Enigma Janitorial Services, Inc. was established in 2000, as a privately held corporation with the original legal name as Enigma Cleaning Services, Inc. Our new company name went in…
Janitorial ServicesCleaning CompaniesCleaning Services
Center Point, AL
Hall's Floor & Janitorial Services has been providing Janitorial Service since 1991. We are continually providing high level cleaning and janitorial services for Schools, Apartments, Condos, Parking Lots, all commercial…
Janitor ServiceHouse Cleaning ServiceCleaning Service
Helena, MT
The best janitorial service in Helena, MT. Yard Service, Building Maintenance, Janitorial Service, Cleaning Service. The best janitorial service in Helena, MT. Yard Service, Building Maintenance, Janitorial Service, Cle…
commercial janitorial servicebuilding maintenanceHouse Cleaning ServiceCleaning Service
Corpus Christi, TX
Our background includes all elements critical to managing a successful janitorial service and building maintenance enterprise We are highly respected in the world of professional janitorial services and commerc…
COMMERICAL JANITORIAL SERVICESCommercial Cleaning ExperienceCommercial Building MaintenanceJanitorial Services
Jacksonville, FL
Supreme Janitorial Service, a Jacksonville based janitorial Company, has made customer service our mission since 1968
Service ContractContractsJanitors ServiceJanitorial Services
New Baltimore, MI
Cleanall Janitorial Service provides commercial cleaning service to Troy, Malcom Township and Clinton Township. Cleanall Janitorial Services is committed to providing quality cleaning services to its clients in Macomb …
Office CleanersJanitorialCommercial CleaningOffice Cleaning Service
Canoga Park, CA
Pacific Janitorial Services strives to provide superior quality cleaning which will enhance the appearance of your building
Janitor ServicesJanitor Servicemedical office cleaningJanitorial Contractor
Worcester, MA
Brand-Nu Janitorial Service has been serving the Worcester area for over 20 years and is a full service commercial and residential cleaning company. Our goal is to simply save you money without sacrificing service or qu…
janitorsFloor BuffingFull Service CleaningFloor Stripping
Norfolk, VA
Housecleaning, Janitorial Services, Maids & Butlers - Norfolk, VA - C.I.D. Janitorial - Professional maid and janitorial service. undefined
Office CleaningJanitorial ServicesCommercial Cleanersbuilding maintenance
Orlando, FL
Impress your clients with top-notch commercial cleaning and janitorial service from All Pro Janitorial Service in Orlando, Fl. We provide a wide range of cleaning services such as floor stripping and waxing, high speed …
Office CleaningCommercial CleanersFloor Polishingbuilding maintenance
Gardendale, AL
Hill's Janitorial Service is a commercial cleaning service located in Gardendale, Birmingham, Alabama and provides cleaning services for businesses and corporate, schools, plants, warehouses, healthcare, medical and den…
Commercial Cleaning ServiceCommercial CleaningCleaning ServiceMedical And Dental Facilities
Oklahoma City, OK
JK Janitorial Services, a leader in the janitorial service industry in the Southwest region of the United States. For more than 20 years, JK Janitorial Services has delivered best-in-class janitorial services to custome…
Janitorial ServicesCleaners
mesa, az
The Clean Machine Janitorial Service in Mesa AZ specializes in Commerical Janitorial, Residential Cleaning, Home Cleaning, Office Cleaning, Marble Floor Cleaning, 85204
Cleaning OfficeOffice CleaningFloor CleaningResidential Cleaning
San Diego, CA
Since 1967 Padre Janitorial Service, Inc. has offered reliable, high-quality janitorial services for commercial and residential clients in the San Diego area. We are family owned and operated and focus on providing exce…
Floor StrippingJanitorial ServicesCommercial CleaningReliable Cleaning
Palm Desert, CA
We are cleaning company providing House cleaning, Janitorial and maid services in Palm Desert, CA.
Maid Service, House Cleaning, Janitorial Service, House Cleaning Services
Maid Service, House Cleaning, Janitorial Se…
House Cleaning SuppliesResidential Cleaning ServiceHouse Cleaning ServiceMaid Service
Killeen, TX
A White Glove Cleaning offer the following services: House Cleaning, Carpet Cleaning, Janitorial Service, Water Damage Restoration, House Cleaning Service House Cleaning, Carpet Cleaning, Janitorial Service, Water Damag…
Janitors ServiceFloor StrippingJanitorial ServicesHouse Cleaning Service
San Antonio, TX
Welcome to Advanced Janitorial Services Advanced Janitorial Services is fully insured and bonded, providing liability and property damage coverage as well as employee bonding and all other applicable forms of …
Office CleaningJanitorJanitorial ServicesOffice Cleaning Services
Pacheco, CA
Nor Cal Janitorial Service has been providing unmatched quality and specialized janitorial services to commercial and industrial clients throughout the California Bay area for over 25 years
Construction Clean upJanitorial ServicesSpecialty CleaningCleaners
This is what makes Experience Janitorial Services a truly great janitorial service provider Our mission is to make a positive difference in the care of your building, primarily through a professionally support…
Office CleaningJanitorial ServicesCommercial CleaningOffice Cleaning Service
Puyallup, WA
Ott Janitorial Service, Inc. offers quality, hassle-free cleaning services to businesses in the state of Washington
Business CleaningJanitorial ServicesProfessional Cleaning ServicesCleaning Service
Tomball, TX
FAST CLEAN SERVICES Offer Commercial, Residential and Retail Cleaning Service, Janitorial Service, Daily, Weekly, Biweekly, Monhtly. Window Cleaning, Pressure Washing, Strip & Wax Floors, at FAST CLEAN SERVICES…
Janitors ServiceJanitorial ServicesCleaning SuppliesFloor Care
Rome, NY
Providing Janitorial Service and Supplies to Rome, Utica, Syracuse, Watertown and surrounding areas for over 30 years
Hard Surface Floor CareCommercial Office CleaningCommercial Janitorial SuppliesOffice Cleaning
Crosby, TX
Ann Melcer Janitorial Service LLC in Crosby is your modern, competent, and flexible supplier for professional industrial cleaning, private residences and homes, office buildings, and for industrial manufacturers
Commercial CleaningCommercial Cleaning ServicesResidential and Commercial CleaningCleaners
Foster's Professional Janitorial Service provides cleaning services to residential, commercial and industrial clients of Fort Walton Beach, FL and the surrounding areas
Professional Janitorial ServiceCleaning Services
Chester, PA
Commercial cleaning services in Delaware County, Bucks County, Philadelphia County, Chester County, Montgomery County by Grier's Janitorial Service. When Quality, Integrity and Value matter contact Grier's
Office Building CleaningSchool CleaningGeneral Janitorial ServicesHotel Cleaning
Welcome to the website for John's Floor Care and Complete Janitorial Service! We are happy to provide complete floor care and janitorial service to the Greater Metropolitan area
Floor CareCleaning ServiceFloor Cleaning
Knoxville, TN
Always MOORE Janitorial Service is a Knoxville cleaning company providing commercial and residential janitorial services to Knoxville, Oak Ridge and surrounding counties
Residential JanitorialJanitorial ServicesCommercial CleaningCommercial And Residential Cleaning
Rohnert Park, CA
"Janitorial service for buildings restaurant gyms construction clean up striping and waxing a complete janitorial service"
janitorial office cleaning house new construction Janitorial, Janitorial Service, Cleaning Serv…
Office CleaningJanitorialCleaning ServiceCleaning Company
Everett, WA
Almeida's Commercial And Residential Janitorial Service provides comprehensive cleaning and event cleanup services for homes and businesses throughout King and Snohomish counties in Washington state
Residential JanitorialOffice CleaningBusiness CleaningRestaurant Cleaning
J & D Janitorial Service of Monterey, CA provides commercial and residential janitorial services, carpet cleaning, window cleaning, and more. Call 831-440-8258
Residential JanitorialWindow Cleaning
Small Business Hub
Sharing tips, ideas and advice to help grow your small business
Hotfrog AdVantage
Hotfrog AdVantage ads appear above the rest in Hotfrog feature pages. By upgrading today your ad will appear in front of potential customers before they notice your competitors.
Create your free Hotfrog business profile
Follow Hotfrog on:
Share on:
Hotfrog Small Business Hub


text:
Rates are calculated based on the latest information provided. Please contact the manager/owner to confirm actual rates for your requested dates.
This is a superb villa, all the rooms modernly decorated and well-equipped, the living room has a TV with UK freeview via satellite, the outdoor/pool area is really big with a great hammock, tables and chairs, and incredible sea views. So you can walk outside of a morning and have your breakfast in the sun. Would definitely recommend this villa...


text: The Long Twilight Struggle of the 21st Century: We Can Give in, We Can Hide, We Can Fight, or We Can Leave by Hamilton Jun 24, 2013 2:54 PM PT In the previous installment, we observed that Americans are going to find themselves in a "two-front war--a scary one at home, and a scarier one abroad." That is, in an ongoing struggle against an intrusive and abusive government at home, and an equally ongoing struggle, covert and overt, against foreign foes, from Al Qaeda to Iran, from Cuba to China, from Russia to North Korea. These are, indeed, "forever wars," in the sense that we can never expect a final victory against domestic governments that inevitably seek to overreach, and against international powers, some of which inevitably wish to do us harm. Oh, and by the way, we also have to deal with the occasional nogoodnik in our own population; it's possible that Edward Snowden, for example, started out as a naive self-appointed whistleblower, and yet it's clear by now, as he travels to Russia or Venezuela or wherever, that he's become someone's espionage asset. Continue reading Share This:


text:
Alison from Oopsey Daisy joins the Color Your Summer series at Delia Creates with a tutorial showing how to make a cute bow cuff. The wide cuff is gathered in the middle to give it the shape of a bow. Get the tutorial.
[photo from Oopsey Daisy]
Our daily newsletter is full of ideas like this. You will not be disappointed.
We do not spam or sell your email and you can unsubscribe anytime!
Sign up now and start getting ideas like this in your mailbox.


text:
NILES, Mich.-- A 14-year-old driver will be charged as a juvenile over a crash that killed a 12-year-old boy from Niles.
Adrian Chiquito, 12, died in the early morning hours of New Year's Eve when the car he was riding in slammed into a tree in Milton township.
His friend, Brandon Burr, 14, was driving.
Burr is now charged with reckless driving causing death, and a moving violation causing death.
The Niles Daily Star reports that Burr's grandfather is thankful the case will not be handled in adult court.


text:
Compstatin analogs with improved activity
How KEYWORD MONITOR works... a FREE service from FreshPatents
1. Sign up (takes 30 seconds). 2. Fill in the keywords to be monitored.
3. Each week you receive an email with patent applications related to your keywords.
Start now! - Receive info on patent apps like Compstatin analogs with improved activity or other areas of interest.
Previous Patent Application:
Hybridoma producing antibodies to lawsonia intracellularis
Next Patent Application:
Methods and compositions for repair of cartilage using an in vivo bioreactor
Industry Class:
Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology
Thank you for viewing the Compstatin analogs with improved activity patent info.
- - - Apple patents, Boeing patents, Google patents, IBM patents, Jabil patents, Coca Cola patents, Motorola patents
Results in 0.91952 seconds
Other interesting Freshpatents.com categories:
Tyco , Unilever , 3m
Data source: patent applications published in the public domain by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO). Information published here is for research/educational purposes only. FreshPatents is not affiliated with the USPTO, assignee companies, inventors, law firms or other assignees. Patent applications, documents and images may contain trademarks of the respective companies/authors. FreshPatents is not responsible for the accuracy, validity or otherwise contents of these public document patent application filings. When possible a complete PDF is provided, however, in some cases the presented document/images is an abstract or sampling of the full patent application for display purposes. FreshPatents.com Terms/Support
Nucleic Acid
Follow us on Twitter


text:
A very special vine
When I made the decision to surround my 1890's home with chain link fencing, I had a lot of negative response from my friends. To the point of saying "you are kidding aren't you?" Oh well, there is no explaining my poor taste. But there was a method to my madness - I wanted security for my sweet animals and I wanted a place to grow vines and other plants that need the support of a fence.
I have not regretted my decision for one minute. Especially when the honeysuckle and the clematis are blooming. It is also a great support for lilies, roses and gladiolus.
But, right now it is a wonderful support for my favorite honeysuckle - the trumpet honeysuckle.
When I grew up in the place I now call my "Homeplace," my mother would send my father into the woods to find a red trumpet honeysuckle to cover any stump that happened to occur in our landscape. I always (even in Horticulture graduate school) thought of trumpet honeysuckle as a stump-covering plant. My mother loved these lovely little vines that are slowly aggressive in such a wonderful way.
As I studied plants, I found several cultivars of our native red trumpet honeysuckle, Lonicera sempervirens. There is the bright red 'Major Wheeler,' the yellow, 'John Clayton' and the tangerine 'Dropmore Scarlet,' the very red Alabama Crimson,' the yellow 'Flava,' 'Leo' which is a free-flowering clone of the native red one, 'Sulfurea,' a bright yellow and one named for a Madison, Georgia nursery 'Cedar Lane' which is a dependable re-bloomer. There may be other cultivars, but most would just be duplicates of these. I have a yellow one, a red with yellow throat and a bright red one. I am not sure of their cultivar names. Sometimes you may see them listed as "coral vines."
All are excellent and if you have the notion, they would make an excellent collection.
They are low-maintenance plants the are larva food for spring azure butterflies and attract others with their flowers; the bees love them, so do the early arriving hummingbirds. They are drought tolerant, yet they love moist soil. These will not invade your landscape, but will love to climb around your snowball bush and make your neighbors so envious of your landscape.
Grow these lovely vines in sun to partial shade where they can twine around something. They decorate arbors, fences, poles, and even corners of buildings (if you put a little wire for them to climb upon. And do not forget to cover those stumps!
As you know, I love simple plants that survive with neglect. This is one plant, that when established will perform beautifully for years and will never cease to amaze you in the garden as it matures.


text:
Kyrie Eleison Lyrics - Fates Warning
Never thought my time was coming
Wasn't in my dreams
Twice I visioned I was falling down,
Down to the ground, I screamed out loud,
Woke on a cloud.
Never really a holy man even though
I understand the father son and Holy Ghost
He's the on that scares me most
Ashes to rain you feel no pain.
Hell fire burns my conscience. My mind explodes
Spine is severed, blood runs cold, confess the
Deepest of sin, invision a king
With a white violin.
Crucifix hung above my death bed begins
To bleed.
Imagination, lunacy, has he come to hear my plea,
Grant absolution condone my sin.
The lady in black I ask what do you see.
A glimpse in your glass what good
Fortune for me.
The lady in black said your lifeline is damned.
The tarot of death card she held in her hand.
Kyrie Eleison Christe Eleison
Kyrie Eleison Christe Eleison
Segments of my life flash through my mind
Things never seen.
It must be fate warning me for now
The walls are closing in. Rosary in Hand,
Lost grain of sand.
Here I go I start to fall again.
Try to scream I'm mute it is the
End of my last fall.
To the land of nevermore
Shatter her glass I woke on the floor
Click here to submit the Corrections of Kyrie Eleison Lyrics
Please Click Here to Print Kyrie Eleison Lyrics
The following area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of Kyrie Eleison Lyrics.


text:
November 28, 2014
The intersection of 180th and Highway 370 near Gretna in Western Sarpy County is getting a much needed addition.
It was the scene of a terrible crash last October that killed Nate LaFave and critically wounded the driver Maddie Shely and passenger Carly Kelly.
The Nebraska Department of Roads is planning to install a traffic light at the intersection.
Engineers have taken the first steps to include it in the next fiscal year's budget.
We're told that while the October crash was tragic, the decision to install the light is based on a traffic study.
If all goes as planned, the light could be up and running by July.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Now shipping internationally!
Save $$$ with these specially priced luxurious bedding packages designed for for every budget!
Showing 1 — 16 of 16
Hotel Luxury Collection Partners
© 2014 Hotel Luxury Collection. All Rights Reserved. Web design by SiteSuite
Hotel Luxury Collection is secure through Commonwealth Bank Australia payment gateway. All credit card payments are authenticated on-line within the Commonwealth Bank Australia banking system.