text:
What Members are saying about prMac:
Media Partners:
Latest Trackbacks
Mobile Accessories - Latest Releases
Adorama's iPhone Toolshed Offers New Accessories for Spring Vacationers
Apr 07, 2014 - A leading destination for iPhone photo specialty accessories, Adorama recently added a collection of vacation-ready smartphone photography accessories to its iPhone Toolshed, a carefully curated collection of unique, useful and fun iPhoneography gear. Adorama's handpicked selection of smartphone accessories expands to include an instant lab for mobile photo printing, an iPhone case with polarizer filter, solar charges and many more accessories to help make your spring vacation unforgettable.
newMacgadgets Introduces iPad Air All Acrylic Retail Mounts
Mar 31, 2014 - Elegant and secure, newMacgadgets introduces the iPad Retail Display Base. Designed for displaying the iPad Air in a secure and stylish all acrylic mount. newMacgadgets has designed the iPad Retail Display Base for the optimum viewing angle and counter-top height making it the ideal display for most retail applications. The acrylic frame can mount in either the portrait or landscape position. Once mounted, the iPad Retail Display sits at comfortable 20 degree viewing angle.
PadPillow iPad Pillow Stand Earns More Than 230 5-Star Amazon Reviews
Mar 28, 2014 - The popular PadPillow Pillow Stand from IPEVO recently garnered over 230 5-star ratings from online retailer Amazon. PadPillow is a soft foam pillow stand for iPad, e-readers and other tablets which is designed to be used against the body, in bed, or on the couch for comfortable extended sessions. With a customizable viewing angle and two configurations, the PadPillow can alleviate the back, neck, and arm fatigue that often comes with using a tablet or e-reader without proper support.
newMacgadgets Introduces iPad Air Acrylic Mounts With Apple Store Charm
Mar 27, 2014 - California based newMacgadgets has released their new Apple Store Displays for the iPad Air. Available in two models, both are designed in clear acrylic to enhance the look and feel of the new iPad Air. Designed for places where security is a concern, the all acrylic tapered counter-top display combines security with the elegance of the Apple Store. The iPad Air Wall Mount model is similar in design to their acrylic Counter-Top Mount but without the taper.
New Apple Store Display for the iPad mini with Retina Display
Mar 04, 2014 - California based newMacgadgets introduces the new iPad Mini Security Base. Designed with the Apple store look in mind, the new iPad Mini Security Base offers a clean, sleek design, with all the safeguards needed to display the iPad Mini & iPad mini with Retina Display in public areas. Precision cut out of clear 1 1/4" clear acrylic, and designed to secure the iPad Mini place, this base is the ideal display for retailers, kiosks, conference rooms, hotels, schools and much more.
IPEVO Releases the Articulating Video Stand for iPhone and iPod Touch
Feb 26, 2014 - IPEVO has released the Articulating Video Stand for iPhone and iPod touch. A multi-jointed swing arm allows the device to be positioned at any height and angle, even downward for close-up capture of documents and objects. The Articulating Video Stand allows either Apple device to be mounted in a secure and stable manner at any height and angle for high-quality video and photo capture. Ideal for capturing documents as well as objects.
Apple Store Displays Now Available For the iPad Air
Feb 10, 2014 - California based newMacgadgets today introduces their new Apple Store Displays for the iPad Air. Available in two models, both are designed in clear acrylic to enhance the look and feel of the new iPad Air. Designed for places where security is a concern, the all acrylic tapered counter-top display combines security with the elegance of the Apple Store. The iPad Air Wall Mount model is similar in design to their acrylic Counter-Top Mount but without the taper.
The Padcaster Mini Kickstarts Production Dreams
Feb 05, 2014 - The Padcaster is proud to announce the Kickstarter campaign Padcaster Mini: On-the-Fly Filmmaking With the iPad mini. The team behind The Padcaster hopes to remove the limit on creative possibilities with the addition of The Padcaster Mini to its lineup of tablet production tools. Money raised will be put toward the initial cost of designing, prototyping and manufacturing The Padcaster Mini. Shoot, edit and upload HD footage with the iPad mini and Padcaster Mini rig.
New Apple Store Acrylic Base Holds Both iPad And iPhone
Dec 28, 2013 - California based newMacgadgets introduces their new Apple Store iPad/iPhone Acrylic Base. Designed to be the ideal landing spot for all model iPads and iPhones, newMacgadgets created the Apple Store iPad/iPhone Acrylic Base to match the look and feel of the Apple store display with several added features for better functionality. The base is constructed from 1 1/2" clear acrylic with non-skid outer silicone rings for a sure-grip work surface.


text:
The Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints now has a Web site documenting children being taken from their mothers. For some reason The Dallas Morning News doesn't want to look in to the phone call that sparked the April 3 raid on the polygamist compound in Eldorado. As far as D ... More >>
Nervous West Texas townsfolk brace for the arrival of a sect of Mormon fundamentalists and their many wives

subset: commoncrawl


text:
I ordered the Ultimate Wild Card trick and was disappointed that they sent the Joker/5 Hearts version, so I e-mailed Jeff. He kindly offered to...Read More ->
You know there are magic stores and then there are great magic stores. Well MJM Magic is even better than a great magic store. I use to shop over at...Read More ->


text:
Monster Jam roars into EverBank Field
Updated On: Feb 21 2014 08:08:44 PM EST
Thousands are expected to pack the stands of EverBank field Saturday night for the annual Monster Jam.
"It's awesome -- it's a cool job. Turning Monster Jam fans on is what it's all about," said Max D driver,Tom Meents. "Driving this beast to the max getting a lot of air doing a lot of cyclone doughnuts and just thrilling the fans."
Monster Jam is one of Jacksonville's most popular and largest single day stadium events, attracting crowds of over 70,000 fans.
A huge field of Monster Jam trucks will compete in side-by-racing and the fan-favorite freestyle competition.
Carl Van Horn, is a long time driver of one of the main appeals to the show -- the truck known as Gravedigger.
"They start playing bad to the bone right before I go, and you just hear the crowd get louder and louder," said Van Horn. "My heart is just pumping 100 mph and I get to go and cut loose."
Van Horn added, "There's nothing else like it man! It's so cool we got a truck that's 10,000 pounds, 1,500 horsepower. We can jump 20, 30, even 40 feet sometimes."
Another big draw is the 42-foot tall Robosaurus- which was inspired by Transformers.
"We're definitely the half time show. We keep the crowd entertained while these guys are out getting fueled back up and getting ready to put on a great show for the crowd," said Robosaurus operator, Shawn Pacheco.
At 1:30 p.m. Saturday Monster Jam will have a pit party where you can see these big trucks up close and meet the drivers. The show starts at 7 p.m.
Tickets are still available and some are priced as low as $10 if purchased at Southern Ford dealers. Other tickets are available through Ticketmaster.
Copyright 2014 by News4Jax.com. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.
The views expressed below are not those of News4Jax or its affiliated companies. By clicking on "Post," you acknowledge that you have read the Terms of Service and your comment is in compliance with such terms. Readers, please help keep this discussion respectful and on topic by flagging comments that are offensive or inappropriate (hover over the commenter's name and you'll see the flag option appear on right side of that line). And remember, respect goes both ways: Tolerance of others' opinions is important in a free discourse. If you're easily offended by strong opinions, you might skip reading comments entirely.


text:
we took the pledge!
We're building a movement of fun green living—one pledge at a time. Here are some friends who've already joined in. Will you be next?
share your selfie
Ready to proclaim your #OneGreenThing to the world? Help green up Facebook by adding your selfie to our collection of eco-rockstars.
5 ways to go green now
Choosing one green thing to do can be a tall order. Help is on the way with our shortlist of easy ways to go green now.


text:
Village hospital given a brand new lease of life
Posted: March 16, 2014|
A HOSPITAL serving residents in a village near Uttoxeter has been given a brand new modern look after a £500,000 investment.
Abbots Bromley Hospital has undergone the refurbishment with the help of a loan from Charity Bank as well as trustees and grants.
The hospital was built in 1705 in Abbots Bromley, with a bequest by local landowner Lambard Bagot.
Originally, the six residents were elderly men and they were given a quarterly allowance and, every two years a new coat, supposedly with LB embroidered on the pocket.
The almshouses, which are Grade II listed, continue to support men and women in reduced circumstances, with a focus on helping those with a connection to Abbots Bromley.
Mithra Tonking, chairman of the Abbots Bromley Hospital Trustees, said: "We doubt if a traditional bank would have been able to provide either the loan or the bridging facility because they just aren't geared up to comprehend this very specialised housing sector."
The almshouse accommodation was in considerable need of modernisation and the trustees decided to extend and modernise the existing listed building to create four one-bed room units and two two-bed homes. Proposed work included the creation of additional space, damp-proofing, replastering, insulation, new kitchens and bathrooms, the installation of central heating and extensive redecoration.
This left the trustees with the challenge of raising the money needed to complete the project which was calculated to cost more than £500,000.
They were able to fund almost £200,000 from reserves and were offered grants of £140,000.
The Almshouse Association also approved a £50,000 loan but this left a shortfall of more than £118,000.
To add to the problem, the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) grant of £120,000 was payable only after completion of the refurbishment, and so Abbots Bromley Hospital also needed to cover additional refurbishment costs to that value in the short-term.
The Almshouse Association introduced Abbots Bromley Hospital to Charity Bank, which was able to approve a 15-year loan of £118,000 plus a six-month bridging loan of £120,000 until the HCA grant was payable.
The Charity Bank is a bank with a mission to attract share capital from social investors, take savings from socially conscious individuals and lend solely to social purpose organisations.
As a result of its aims it hopes to be the most admired bank in the UK through the increased positive social impact that its borrowers can make.
Mike Lewis, vice-chairman of the Abbots Bromley Hospital Trustees, said: "People often think of almshouses as being part of history but there are still 1,700 almshouse charities providing housing in the UK.
"Our houses are an example of how Abbots Bromley supports local people, so it was important that we modernised them."
Peter Hughes, Charity Bank's regional lending manager for the Midlands and East of England, said the bank was pleased to be able to support the work to improve the almshouses in the village.
He added: "We have supported around 30 almshouses across the country, and so the expertise that the bank has built up is unrivalled.
"Almshouses continue to provide an essential community service, and it important that they can get the funding they need to ensure that they offer good contemporary and safe accommodation for their residents."


text:
Category Archives: Party
Aliens vs. Monsters – October 17, 2014
Written on October 15, 2014 at 8:34 PM, by Foghorn Leghorn
Four Different Starts – Choose a color As the days grow shorter and the nights grow longer lets set the scary season in motion with an Alien vs. Monsters Ride. This month in addition to having some great food and music from DJ Live we are featuring a "voltron" style start, coming together at Regroup 1. […]
SJBP and the City of San Jose present Bollywood Bike Party
Written on September 20, 2014 at 5:30 AM, by Foghorn Leghorn
Many of you have ridden with the Lord Mayor of Dublin, Ireland. Dublin is one of San Jose's Sister Cities. We are also planning rides with other sister city mayors, including the mayor of Guadalajara, Mexico and Pune, India. But in the spirit of international fun and bicycle community we are partnering with the City […]
Neon Rave Ride – June 20, 2014
Written on June 19, 2014 at 2:41 PM, by Foghorn Leghorn
Ahh Summer, the days are getting longer and the nights are getting shorter. Don't let that dampen your enthusiasm for nigh time fun, let's bring on the lights. This ride is all about lighting up the night. So if you got lights let's see 'em. Light up your bike, or better yet light up […]
Ugly Sweater Ride – December 20 @ 8 PM
Written on December 18, 2013 at 1:52 PM, by Foghorn Leghorn
See below for route information and regroup photos. Yes it is getting colder; and that means sweater time. But not just any old sweater. We want you wearing the UGLIEST sweater you got in the closet. Let's celebrate the season by celebrating tacky sweaters. Who knows, if you want we can hold an ugly sweater […]
The Circus Ride – Jan 20th
Written on January 15, 2012 at 10:52 PM, by Ian
The Circus is coming to town! Wear your colorful clothing and get your clown nose out cause we are going to be having a great time. I hope someone brought the big top because Friday's forcast looks to be rainy. But clowns have been known to wear raincoats before! Be safe, legal, and courteous (see How […]
The Rapture Ride – Oct 21st
Written on October 14, 2011 at 12:37 PM, by Ian
Happy 4th Anniversary SJBP!!!! As with many of our Anniversary rides we will be doing something special. TELL YOUR FRIENDS. Dress up. Come out & ride with us. Details in the posting
Reflections – Under the Sea
Written on September 16, 2011 at 10:00 PM, by Ian
Post your comments and fond memories of the ride below.
Under the Sea – September 16th
Written on September 6, 2011 at 3:57 PM, by Ian
This months theme is Under the Sea. Did you know that as you get deeper under the sea that there is no light other than the light you bring with you? There are many fish in the deep ocean that provide their own lights so they can see. Make sure you have lights on your […]
The Science Ride – July 15
Written on July 11, 2011 at 1:38 PM, by Ian
The 3rd Friday is early this month. While our scientists are busy figuring out why that is the case, you should get ready to ride. Our lunar experts assure us that we will have a full moon this month, which should make for some great riding. However, they still caution that you must have at […]
That '70s Ride – June 17th, 2011 (UPDATED with route and feeder rides!)
Written on June 13, 2011 at 4:22 PM, by Ian
This month's theme is all about the '70s. It's time to dig out your bellbottoms (make sure they don't get caught in the chain) and find your platform shoes. Think disco, leisure suits, big hair, mood rings, pet rocks, and all-steel bikes. Remember your lights and follow How We Ride! Be safe, legal, and courteous! […]


text:
No more comments.
Add to your private library
Add this story to your public reading lists
Mary,Katie, and Hannah are at a party for Hannah. Suddenly something happens and their life's change forever. What will happen to these three on their adventures?
Save your reading position and get updates about this Story when you sign up.


text:
I think this is relevant
Type: Posts; User: AllIn All It's Not So Bad
I think this is relevant
ask him how long his penis is
I disagree with that. Only heat comes from non-Hispanics. The thing is, even within the Hispanic world there is a lot of racism. Most South Americans really don't like Central Americans. Mexicans...
LOL. What you guys got was divine justice for the stolen match against Colombia. Close to 57 fouls and only 4 cards were taken out. Around 30 fouls by Brazil and they only got 2 cards while Colombia...
You can always celebrate by moving out of the country as I see you have done. Too bad the rest of your countrymen are still sippin contributing to illegal immigration while blaming it on Mexicans.
You fucking nimwit hijueputa gonorrhea cumdumpster. It's not ALL about economics. It's cultural, power, and economic. You really want to strip Russia of its remaining power while the west increases...
You know I was being serious
And if that's her face than there is no problem for me. But speaking of Mr. Putin...He is def. hell bent on something. Idk what it is but hes got something up his...
Your mom
It's that song in Days go By that I always skip and its so fucking lame. I don't even know the name but I just know Dexter should never write sad love songs unless he changes his approach to them....
Yeah Harley gave a pretty accurate summary of what has happened. And I've just been lurkin like always. Sometimes trollin sometimes not really giving a shit.
Also, this forum is still dead.
Hey Maria, this might be a bit direct and off topic. But I really wanna fuck your brains out. How about we meet up some time?
Putin: Knock Knock
Obama: who's there
Putin: Crimea
Obama:Crimea who
Putin: Crimea river.
Ok, PLOT TWIST:
What if the driver intentionally "lost" control of the car and crashed into a tree to kill Paul Walker? Seriously guys, the illuminati wanted Paul Walker dead. It's like, the only...
Damn, someone finally got the point.
I quoted these to make a comparison of how I normally am. Now, really, guys, do I even write such strong Anti-American posts? Maybe once or twice I've...
Yes they ended up there for the same reason. We freed them (EARLIER than in the US 1851) and we didn't fucking fight a war over the political power of slaves. And no there aren't tons of people...
To be honest, I've posted that image on facebook before and while I know it might be racist, it gets the point across very clearly. Americans who have lived in the US for their whole lives might not...
I have no idea why bighead's thread was deleted. As much of a fucking retard that he is, there is some pretty convincing evidence among some ridiculous "accusations." The...
Alright people, seriously. Anyone's help is appreciated.
So there is this game called Capcom vs SNK 2 and I have the iso file for it on my pc. I want to extract the sound effects because I plan on using some of them in mashups, remixes, etc. I used...
Damn it, you took my words. But yes, Dexter is a badass
I am looking for sites or youtube series that teach people how to play the piano. I actually play guitar and the reasons I want to learn this new instrument is to expand my musical pallet. I also...
I am such an irresponsible prick. I'd try to make a case just so I could get 1 or 2 days off.
I thought I posted in relation to this...but anyway, how about juicy fruit. Seems pretty pleasant to me :D


text:
November 26, 2014
July 12, 2006
Once again VDOT is dealing with a gigantic hole in the southbound lanes of Route 29 just south of Airport Road. VDOT was alerted to the problem just after 2 p.m. by Albemarle County Police. When they responded, the found a 6 to 8 foot hole in the one of the travel lanes. The hole reached nearly 10 feet deep and was located in the same spot that a previous hole opened back in November.
County police quickly closed the two travel lanes along with the right hand turn lane to traffic. They begin digging around 6 p.m., trying to get to the a drainage pipe that flows beneath the roads surface.
Just yesterday, VDOT officials examined the road after noticing it was beginning to sink. They took a robotic camera underground to try and locate the cause of the roadway sagging. They determined that a drainage pipe was leaking causing the ground to weaken around the pipe. Less than 24 hours later, the ground gave way.
According to VDOT officials, work will continue all through the night and at least through the morning rush hour. Drivers using that route should allow extra time for travel as delays will be a factor.
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:
You must log in to access this feature. Sign in with Twellow or Facebook to get started.
By signing in to Twellow, you indicate your agreement to our terms of service.
Simply connect with Facebook and kiss those password blues away,
or go here to reset your password.
Wonderful quotes from the bible and other information of interest to all Christians. Praise the Lord!


text:
Tingling In Feet After Eating Sperm Worried I Have HIV
Here's a taste of what TheBody.com has to offer on this topic:
Connect With Others
Anyone experiencing tingling on hands and feets?
Posted by ExWorryWart, 1 ReplySounds like it is pointless to worry about this particular symptom as per the professionals in this thebody.com website. So I am much relieved now
Just read about the gentleman from... Read more »
burning tingling in hands and feet
Posted by Worried12, 3 RepliesMe again.... now I have burning and tingling in my hands and feet some times. Is it all in my head? Its not even an HIV symptom is it? Is it even possible to not seroconvert until 5 months after exposure? I had a negative blood test at 3 months .... Read more »
I am not imagining this but tingling hands/feets!!
Posted by ExWorryWart, 5 Replieshttp://poz.com/articles/401_2446.shtml
How common is it to get it during 5-6 weeks of exposure? This is the only symptom that is consistent and not going away.. PLZ HELP
I had anxiety disorder earlier but never had tingling (unless during panic... Read more »
Tingling in feets
Posted by Seiha, 1 ReplyCould anybody plz tell me that how long could a patient develop the tingling in feets and hands? Read more »
Tingling in the arms ?
Posted by Anonymous, 1 ReplyWhat is the tingling in the arms symptoms of HIV ? Read more »
Ask the Experts
Tingling in hands and feet/legsBefore I ask my question, I would like to take the time to praise the services you provide to the public. You are both very informative. My question is this, I have been feeling a tingling in my hands and feet/legs. I have not been tested for...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of MedicineVery low % (< 5%).... Read more »
tingling in feet, weakness feetI suffered from Vitamin B12 Defficiency 4 months ago. now the vit level is ok but now there is a tingling in my feet and my feet are very weak. I cannot run or walk smoothly. Some balancing problem is also there while walking or standing. can i have...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of MedicineThis forum is exclusively for discussion of the side effects of HIV therapy.... Read more »
sawalling your own sperm (QTND: CAN YOU GIVE YOURSELF HIV OR STD, 2009)can u swallaw ur own sperm if not did i cacth any thing ...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS FoundationHello,You're wondering if you could give yourself a STD by swallowing your own spunk. This is a QTND (question that never dies). See below.Dr. BobSEMEN (MASTURBATION 2009) (QTND: CAN YOU GIVE YOURSELF HIV OR STD BY MASTURBATION, 2009)Jan 6,... Read more »
Tingling in feet and fingersWhen recently giving blood at UCLA, I was told that there had been one confirmed and one unconfirmed case of HIV being passed through saliva. Have you heard anything about this?...
Response from Rick Sowadsky, M.P.H.
Nevada State Health Division AIDS ProgramHi. Thank you for your question.I have never seen or heard of any documented cases of HIV transmissionthrough saliva. The person at UCLA may have confused this with a case of HIVtransmission by a person getting bitten. There was one case of... Read more »
The Tingling of My HeartI never thought that after living with HIV for more than 20 years that I would have to worry about Coronary Artery Disease (CAD). But there I was, in March of 2004, thinking that I had dodged the HIV bullet after many combinations of therapy, my... Read more »
This Positive Life: Now Over 50, Ed Viera Reflects on HIV's Challenges and LessonsEd Viera, Jr. "I'm doing damn good," says Ed Viera, Jr., who was diagnosed with HIV in 1987. "I exercise, I eat right, I sleep, I don't smoke, I don't drink, and I don't do drugs." That's a far cry from Ed's youth in the U.S. Marine Corps, where... Read more »
Tips for PHAs With Peripheral Neuropathy"Over the past six months I've noticed a burning feeling in my feet. It's not too bad, but it is constant. I'm worried about it. Should I mention it to my doctor? Do you have any tips on how to handle it?" -- J.M., Yellowknife, NWT Christopher... Read more »
A Three-Course Meal -- 2. The Main Course: Healthy EatingBuilding a Healthy Diet Food is the foundation of nutritional health. Nothing can replace food. It can be supplemented, adjusted, increased or decreased, but not entirely replaced. Food provides the building blocks of carbohydrates, proteins and... Read more »
Guides for People With HIV


text:
Recommendations for Chapel Hill
We have a son starting school at UNC this Fall, and we would appreciate restaurant recommendations, at all budget levels and all cuisines, since we will be traveling there often the next four years. We have some familiarity with the area and have been to Crook's Corner and 411 West in the past, but do not know what is new and worthy. Thanks in advance for the input.
Upper end:
Bonne Soiree (French, of course!), in the downtown Chapel Hill district on Franklin St. We just had a fantastic meal there last month.
Il Palio (Italian), in the Siena Hotel on Franklin St. near University Mall. We've been here several times and enjoyed it very much.
Elaine's on Franklin - a little more hipster, trendy food than the first two: http://www.elainesonfranklin.com/
A little less expensive:
The Lantern (pan-Asian): http://lanternrestaurant.com/
I've not been here, but a lot of people seem to like it.
More casual:
Panzanella in Carrboro in the Carr Mill Mall: http://www.panzanella.com/
There are other people on this board who are more impressed with this place than I am, but it's got a nice atmosphere, the service is good and I've always liked what I've gotten there, I'm just not wowed by it. It's consistently good though.
Carr Mill Mall also has Elmo's Diner, which I've never been to, but it's really popular. There's always a line for this place when I've been in the mall (usually weekend days), while you can always get a seat at Panzanella.
The Weathervane, which is Southern Season's restaurant in University Mall: http://www.southernseason.com/cafe.asp
There are some folks on the board that don't particularly care for this place, but I like it quite a bit. They have good wines by the glass and I've always liked the food and the service (I typically go for lunch).
I'll also add a shout-out for The Loop, which is a pizza/sandwich place in Eastgate Shopping Center (there's a Trader Joe's in the same center, in case you like their stuff): http://www.looppizzagrill.com/
It's a small chain place, with locations in the Southern states. You line up at the counter and give your order, have a seat and pick up your stuff when they call your number, so there's no sit-down service but I do like their pizza and they offer a lot of creative combinations.
If you are willing to venture out into Durham, there's a bunch of places there that are very good, at all price points.
re: romansperson
Romans gave some good recommendations. Here are some more:
Pizza--Italian Pizzeria III (for NY style and good subs, too), Brixx (for California style thin crust)
Hamburgers--Buns, Sutton's Drugstore
Diner-type--Breadman's, Elmo's
Bar food--Tyler's Taproom
Barbecue--Allen and Son
Locally produced mid-level--Acme
Dessert--Locopops, Maple View Farms Ice Cream
For "dressed up" southern food I second Crook's Corner, for down home traditional southern food - Mama Dip's on Rosemary
For traditional Mexican there is a taqueria heading south out of Carrboro called Fiesta Grill - haven't been there in a few months so I hope it's still there. It was featured in a spread in Gourmet magazine on Durham's growth in traditional Mexican fare.
Don't forget that Durham is a short drive away with many many dining options as well. My favorites are Nana's, Magnolia Grill, Four Square (all upper scale), Q-Shack (bbq, naturally), Sunset Grill (bar food in a locally owned place close Southpoint Mall).
Congratulations on your son's acceptance! GO HEELS!
re: chicaraleigh
Yes! Yes! Hie thee to Mama Dip's. We went with a friend a couple of years ago, and loved the place.
Crook's Corner I never went to. But I buy their grits now and again for use at home. They're sensational.
re: jmckee
Mama dips - may have been good once, but now, not so much. Don't waste your time or money.
re: chicaraleigh
I'm going to have to differ with you on Mama Dip's. We visited shortly after moving to this area several years ago, and I've rarely been more disappointed. I'm Southern born and bred, and what we were served there was some of the most lackluster food I've ever had in my life. The ingredients weren't of particularly high quality or freshness, the dishes were flavorless, and the service was wholly indifferent.
Went back earlier this year to see if things had changed, and...well...unfortunately they haven't.
re: Suzy Q
Suzy Q, I have to agree with you. We tried Mama Dip's when my son went for orientation in June of this year and were disappointed in the lackluster food and unfriendly service, both of which go against my past experiences with soul and/or southern food restaurants.
CONGRATS to your son! GO HEELS!
Romansperson gave great suggestions, and I would like to ad Cafe La Residence. Which I have loved for, good grief, 15-something years.
And very, very high-end (NC's ONLY 5 star restaurant) is the Fearrington House in close-by Pittsboro. I think they also serve tea if you just want to get a "flavor" of the place. Most defintely worth a drive to the little village just to see the oreo cows grazing in the meadow.
202 W Rosemary St
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
(919) 967-2506
Fearrington House
2000 Fearrington Village Ctr
Fearrington Vlg, NC 27312
(919) 542-2121
re: Tehama
More good suggestions. Yes, Fiesta Grill is still open and is a great Mexican establishment (though, it's a bit west of Chapel Hill and looks like nothing from the exterior--it's in an old garage/body shop building).
How did I forget Merritt's Store for great BLT's?
And, yes, Go Heels!!!
Go to Carr Mill Mall - go to the 'communist grocery' Weaver Street (it's a co-op), maybe your son will join and work there a bit to get the member benefits. Panzanella is OK, and Elmo's is better.
Go to the Carborro Farmer's Market!!! Locally produced yummy-ness.
We're headed to Jujube again tonight, and really recommend the place.
If he eats pork he's got to go to Merritt's for a BLT.
The special events at Carolina Inn are always good, but I've never gone for just a meal. Summer-Fridays, 12-days-of-Christmas, etc.
The beer is better than the food at Top of the Hill, but the beer may be enough reason to go.
re: AreBe
Thanks to everyone who took the time to give what appear to be great suggestions. We will do our best to follow up on all of them, and any subsequent ones that are posted, beginning mid-August when we drop him off at UNC. I'm glad to see the recommendation for Magnolia Grill. I tried it when I was in the area for business in the 90's, right after it got a great mention in Bon Appetit (or similar) and it was great. Hopefully it is still as good.
PS Everyone in our family is a Gator, so we've been practicing saying GO HEELS!
Don't forget to to add Whole Foods Market to your list of places to eat options. They've got a little cafe for eat-in, or you can purchase for takeout from their great selection of salad bar, prepared packaged foods (including great sushi), and deli counter hot/cold entrees.
Welcome to the UNC family!
I'll second the recommendations for Buns, Locopops, Maple View, and Carrburritos.
For fantastic Southern food I would skip Mama Dips (go once to say you did, it's total tourist trap), and head over to her daughter's restaurant Bon's Home Cooking in University Square on Franklin Street (at the back of the building, next to Ken's Mini-mart, near Granville Towers). Bon's food is fresher/better, the kitchen/dining room is immaculate and well run, and Bon herself is there all the time.
re: mpjmph
I learned here on Chowhound that Bon's is closed.
re: jkw
I knew it was going to close eventually, just didn't realize so soon... UNC just bought the property with plans to redevelop eventually, and a friend overheard someone asking Bon if the restaurant would reopen in a new location. Hopefully she will find a better location, or take over her mother's business as others have said, it was truly the best place for southern food in Chapel Hill.
re: mpjmph
I think I read Bon's is shutting down?
some very good places no one's mentioned (i've been to only a few of the upscale places mentioned and to be honest, most are overrated. 411, Elaine's, Talulla's, anything upscale on Franklin st. this is chapel hill, you should not spend a lot on a meal, you will be dissappointed.)
-Lime and Basil- good vietnamese, get the summer rolls, pho, or house fried rice
-Merlion-good "singaporean" food, get the chinese type of dishes
-The Waffle Place- better than Breadmen's but go during the week for less of a wait
-Kanki's steakhouse- go for the sushi
-Breadmen's does have a great turkey club sandwich
-Baba ganouj on Franklin for a good gyro and of course, baba ganouj
-Weaver st. market is a beautiful place to eat when the weather's nice, go during the week again so it's not crowded, and the breakfast is best
In Durham I like the Chamas churasscaria- this resto is good for during busy times, b/c the meat and buffet are very fresh. this is not as inexpensive - $35/person for set meal, and you must try the capirinhas.
-also Taverna Nikos in Durham is a favorite. slightly upscale Greek.
Avoid: Penang, Top of the hill (unfortunately way down hill only a couple of things are good now), and most of the restaurants for dinner on Franklin st. I've yet to eat at Lantern for dinner, though, and it seems appealing.
re: fara
i think you are more than a little too hard on franklin st. even top of the hill, which i am not a huge fan of, is really a solid place to eat.
i wasn't aware that breadman's had anything that was "great" :)
you have some excellent out of the way recommendations, but i can think of quite a few places on franklin st (beyond the lantern, which is excellent) i would recommend to anyone. foodies that live in or near chapel hill are very, very fortunate indeed.
re: chili367
hmm. chili, i have to address some of this. for one thing the only "out of the way" places i recommend are the two in durham. the others are on or near Franklin, but are more downscale. Kanki's has pretty good sushi, very fresh, and if you like sushi it is a way better meal than what I've had at the upscale 411 or Tallula's. In fact, I had terrible meals at these two. I would definitely avoid both. I appreciate what we have in CH, but if you really want good food and a good atmosphere, AND upscale, you will need to avoid the aforementioned.
As for top of the hill, how many dishes are good there?I think the country fried chicken and mushroom gravy is about the only sure fire thing, along with the mushroom gravy and grits, and the seafood butter appetizer, and the cheesecake. ok i've been tehre many times - departments love to take students there and i can honeslty say iv'e been very very dissapointed when i stray from the mushroom gravy/ butter molds.
beyond those that i've mentioned i wouldn't recommend to a chowhound- what else did you have in mind ham's? (ok, their fried pork chop is good)
re: fara
I agree re. 411, TOH, and Tallula's (particularly after the change in management). I never considered them upscale but haven't been impressed by either.
Elaine's is expensive but the food is reliably good, the presentation and service impeccable, and I've found the atmosphere appropriate to the price range. Friends from NY, Chicago, and DC who aren't shy about not liking things all praised the food there.
I like Crook's but I think it helps to think of it as a neighborhood bistro rather than fine dining experience. It is good, simple, casual food. Very fresh and very local, particularly this time of year.
I had a nice meal at La Res once (my only meal there). Lantern is very good.
I think the biggest problem on Franklin is that the middle is missing. By this I mean that there is plenty of very cheap, sometimes decent food (Suttons, burritos, IP3, Med Deli,...) and good options on the higher end (>$25/person) but lots of bad food between ($10-$25/person). Big places like Ham's, Spankys, TOH, 411, and Carolina Brewery (though their foods seems slightly better recently than in the past?) serving lots of people mediocre food, I think, creates the illusion that there isn't good food in CH.
Often, we find ourselves hungry in Chapel Hill around dinner time or after work and face precisely this problem. We could get something cheap, we could try to limit the damage at a higher end place, we could hope for a better than normal experience in the middle, or we could give up and go home to eat. Usually we resolve this predicament either at Fiesta Grill (conveniently on the way home for us) or eating in. Still, I'd love a better option (please, if you have one tell me of it) in that $10-$20/person in Chapel Hill.
re: brokegradstudent
yes, upscale is relative. you pose a good question, i will think about it. i've never been to fiesta grill, will try it. also, really, the raw fish at kanki's is quite good, i don't know if you've been in the sushi bar before but i think that is a big plus for chapel hill. also, if YOU think of anything let us know :)
re: brokegradstudent
I'd have to agree with this assessment of dining on Franklin Street, and most of Chapel Hill. If I want to eat really cheap, I can go get some very good BBQ, or a burrito, and enjoy both the food and what I've paid for it. While we had a bad experience at Lantern (which seems to be very out of the ordinary), we've enjoyed 411 and other, more expensive, restaurants as well. The problem is we can't find those middle places that have good value for a regular meal. Milltown can be good, but what you get for the money isn't amazing (except the steak frites, which is a very nice meal IMO). We used to like just getting a burger and a grilled cheese at Southern Rail, but then they started always burning the grilled cheese before just taking it off the menu entirely. The most consistant, great mid-priced food is probably at Sandwhich, but they aren't open at night, and it's expensive for a sandwich as well.
Other places we've lived have had great, mid-range pasta places, Thai and other Asian restaurants, even nice regional food, but my largest complaint about the food choices in Chapel Hill are that I rarely feel like I'm getting a good value for my money, and I'd rather eat out cheaper more often, or cook at home more and then eat out rarely, but at a great place.
re: cheinonen
I find Panazanella in Car Mill Mall, very good value. The appetizer portions, salads etc are really large; you can share and the pasta is home made, the food locally sourced.
I eat there all the time & while a dish might not have been to my taste I've never had a a bad meal there. And I'm speaking as a picky ex-new-yorker.
re: Rory
Another picky ex-urbanite here (although from DC, not NYC) who will sing the praises of Panzanella.
I do not like 411 West at all, and am very sad about how far downhill Talulla's has gone since it changed ownership. I like having a beer at Carolina brewery, but don't much care for the food. I will say, though, that I think Spanky's does a good enough job for bar food, and my husband swears by their burgers. I haven't been to Crooks in 4 years, mostly because I was unimpressed, but things may well have changed since then. I do love the Lantern, although I wish they'd change up the menu a bit. Elaines is often very very good. And finally having tried Baba Ganoush (sp??) I whole-heartedly recommend it. I would avoid Penang.
re: LulusMom
I second Baba Ghanoush as well as Merlion
re: LulusMom
Love the Pepperoni pizza with olives at Panzanella. Best pie in town!
re: LulusMom
Ex-NYC here as well, and agree with most of the previous points, but want to add that you should try Crooks again, especially for brunch on Sunday, which seems to be a rarity around here. I find Elaine's wonderful, but agree with previous comments about the pricing. Penang is AWFUL, just flat out bad food. Panzanella has a great focus on local, organic foods which makes sense because of the tie-in with Weaver Street Market. I would also add Provence in Carrboro as a great place for traditional French country cooking.
re: deliciousgoodstuff
You're so right ... I have Crooks on my short list of places I need to get back to soon. And I also agree that Provence is a great little place. Their fish of the day is always worth having, but the rest of the menu is good too.
re: LulusMom
This is the season when Crooks excels. Everything is insanely fresh and the simplicity of the menu becomes a virtue.
re: deliciousgoodstuff
As I mentioned in my post that started this thread, I was familiar with Crooks Corners from trips to Chapel Hill on business. I first tried Crooks Corner in the mid-90's and fell in love with its shrimp and grits (my local business associate took me there and, although skeptical at first--I like shrimp and I like grits, but shrimp AND grits?--I ordered it and ended going back the following day for a repeat). Since then I've had it at many places (Bobby Flay's Bar Americaine in NYC and Emeril Lagasse's Nola in New Orleans, for example) and have even made it myself and, while god, none lived up to the one at Crook's. But when I took my son to Chapel Hill on the college tour back in '07, the dish was disappointing. I'm happy to report, though, that I just went back earlier this month, this time for Sunday brunch. Everything was good, but the shrimp and grits were outstanding and just like I remember them. I definitely recommend Crook's. Unfortunately, we tried Elaines and were very disappointed. Overpriced with small portions (and that's a statement made relative to restaurants in its category). Tried Bin 54 and liked it and my son has insisted on Angus Barn when I visit and have liked it as well (for what it is, in any event).
re: heddagobbler
Sandwhich is my favorite place for lunch, but the bill can add up pretty quick for a sandwich and chips. I also liked Neal's Deli over in Carrboro when I went for lunch a couple of weeks ago.
re: cheinonen
Seconded. Excellent food (don't forget to try the chips), but the bill can be high. But definitely worth a try.
I've always considered 411 to be for "food rookies" (although their specials tend to be better than the rest of their seemingly 15+ year old menu), and mama Dip's is overrated; but many others' suggestions are spot on. Definitely for dessert go to Locopops, or, a bit further out of town (towards Hillsborough from Carrboro,on Dairyland Road), go to the "main" Maple View Farm ice cream store... the view is amazing. Kids love either place (but what kid doesn't love dessert?!).
A few other places I'd recommend is Neal's Deli in Carrboro, and La Russa in Meadowmont. La Russa has the best Italian food I've had in the South for the price. I believe they get their past from NYC.
After visiting Chapel Hill with my Tarheel parents at least once a year for my whole life, this may be the nostalgia talking (and I'm not even sure half these places are open anymore!), but our faves were:
Hector's on Franklin, for pita hamburgers and really good hotdogs!
Some by-the-slice pizza place near that on Franklin
The Rat (probably overrated to some, but the Gambler is one of the tastiest things I've ever had. And their lasagna rocks too) - this place is very possibly closed now, anybody know?
My grandma makes the best green beans in the world! Call Mildred and she'll hook you up! =)
My dad also used to talk about places called the Grill and the Zoom, which don't exist anymore, but I figured if any of y'all were at UNC during the 70's that might make you smile.
re: SarahEarDoc
The Rat's been closed for quite some time now.
re: Suzy Q
hector's as well. two huge losses in terms of history and nostalgia. what's next? sutton's shutting down?
Crook's Corner has really great food, a little pricey, but a great place to take a date. We sat outside, under a beautiful sky, and it was very romantic, with awesome ambiance.
Sandwhich is good food, a little pricey for a sandwich but the combinations of flavors are hard to beat - spicy guacamole on a BLT!
Sutton's Drugstore has the best hamburgers in the downtown area and a little diner called The 501 Diner (over behind Trader Joes) also has awesome burgers and breakfast food.
Spice Street has great drinks with a wonderful bartender and great sushi, and appetizers.
re: sweetpeachesalways
I can't speak for Sutton's but what do you think of Bun's Burgers? What about R&R Grill?


text:
I Have Swollen Glands In My Neck Do I Have HIV
Here's a taste of what TheBody.com has to offer on this topic:
Connect With Others
Swollen Gland in Neck
Posted by Anonymous, 2 RepliesI have been incredibly nervous and afraid since an anal sex encounter that was unprotected (I inserted/was on top). I was wondering if you know of anyone who became infected after a one time unprotected anal sex as a top. Also, I have one swollen... Read more »
Swollen Glands
Posted by Anonymous, 5 RepliesIn early HIV infection, when the lymph nodes are swollen, could it be just one in the neck swollen or would it usually affect the lymph nodes all over the body? Any HIVers have experience with this? Read more »
Swollen Salivary GlandsRead more »
swollen salivary glandRead more »
And Yet another Swollen Gland Question
Read more »
Ask the Experts
Swollen neck glandsI am HIV+ and have developed swollen glands on (R) side of my neck.It's been months but they refuse to go down.No pain or fever....
Response from Benjamin Young, M.D., Ph.D.
Rocky Mountain CARESHello and thanks for posting.Swollen lymph nodes could be the sign of many things, including just plain HIV itself. If you've had enlarged lymph nodes, especially if they're not painful (infection usually results in tender nodes), you... Read more »
Swollen Neck GlandsI have been undetectable for ten years. CD4 around 500. Relatively healthy - no complaints. Until this year - my neck has been in a constant state of swollen glands. No sore throat, per se. Just two big golf balls on the sides of my neck. It...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of MedicineA subset of HIV+ patients doing well on treatment seem to have persistent impressive localized lymphadenopathy. Most of those continue to do well overall but remain annoyed by local symptoms. If no other symptoms and not progressive a lymph biopsy... Read more »
swollen neck glandhi! I have my left neck gland swollen for almost one year(I guess since seroconversion). you can feel it with fingers but not on sight, it is painless. I started with meds (combivir and stocrin) before two months with 300 cd and VL around...
Response from Benjamin Young, M.D., Ph.D.
Rocky Mountain CARESThanks for your question.Having a swollen lymph node after starting on HIV therapy is not too uncommon, and the gland may persist for some time-- even after reaching undetectable viral loads in blood. So, this finding only 2 weeks after starting... Read more »
Swollen glands in someone with HIVIm hiv poz and not on arvs. My cd4 count is 494 and viral load is 13 000. I have developed swollen glands on my neck.What treatment is effective for swollen glands? ...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of MedicineSwollen glands in the neck in an HIV+ person can be due to HIV itself (concentrated in lymph nodes) or other infections or inflammatory conditions in the head/neck region which drain into the lymph system in the neck. If there is an underlying... Read more »
Banishing Chipmunk Cheeks and Bullfrog NeckSome people experienced facial wasting as a result of HIV treatment, others got a fat face. Nelson Vergel had the swollen glands on the side of his face that made it look bigger. Vergel, a treatment activist who started as an advocate of exercise... Read more »
Risk for Salivary Gland Cancer High Among People With AIDSIn a poster presentation at CROI 2009 in Montreal, Canada, results from the HIV/AIDS Cancer Match Study show an increase in the risk for mouth ( nasopharngeal ) cancer and a more modest increase in the risk of certain salivary gland cancers in... Read more »
HIV/AIDS: Frequently Asked QuestionsWhat Is HIV/AIDS? What Are the Signs of HIV/AIDS? How Is HIV/AIDS Treated? What Happens if HIV/AIDS Isn't Treated? Do Women With HIV/AIDS Have More Chance of Getting Other Health Problems? How Do I Find Out if I Have HIV/AIDS? Can HIV/AIDS... Read more »
HIV and HormonesIntroduction The Endocrine System How Do Hormones Work? Hormones and HIV/AIDS Sex Hormones Men Women Hormone Replacement Therapy for Women Conclusion Selected Sources Introduction The term "hormone" broadly refers to any type of... Read more »
Guides for People With HIV


text:
/// Exclusive nabs rights to 'Outrun'
October 28, 2011 | Variety
Film News: Film unit acquires international rights to Shepard's comedy — Exclusive Media Group has acquired international rights to Dax Shepard's romantic comedy "Outrun," currently in post-production.
More here:
Exclusive nabs rights to 'Outrun'
Related Posts
- 07/12/2014 • 'South Park' All Past Seasons Moving to Hulu Under Exclusive Pact
- 06/26/2014 • Amazon Acquires Exclusive Streaming Rights to Drafthouse Films via Cinedigm Pact
- 05/03/2014 • What Retirement? Barbara Walters Nabs Exclusive with Donald Sterling Girlfriend
- 04/02/2014 • Hulu Inks Exclusive Pact with Parent NBCUniversal for 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine,' 'Top Chef' and Other Shows


text:
Zink-Kincaid Family Tree
Click here to get your own free online family tree
Log In
Register for a User Account
Advanced Search
Histories & Documents
Cemeteries & Headstones
What's New
Start Live Help Chat
LiveZilla Live Support
James , Jr. Whaley
19 Jul 1728
New Kent County, Virginia
Cameron Parish, Loudoun County, Virginia
Person ID
Default Tree
Last Modified
22 Aug 2005
James , Sr. Whaley
, b. 1684, Westmoreland County, Virginia
Group Sheet
Default Tree
Family 1
Barbara Remy
, b. Abt 1737, Loudoun County, Virginia
Jacob (Remey) Whaley
, b. Abt 1757, Loudoun County, Virginia
Benjamin Talbot (Remey) Whaley
, b. 1760, Loudoun County, Virginia
James (Remey) Whaley
, b. Abt 1764, Loudoun County, Virginia
Elizabeth (Remey) Whaley
, b. Abt 1765, Loudoun County, Virginia
Rebecca (Remey) Whaley
, b. Abt 1766, Loudoun County, Virginia
Henry (Remey) Whaley
, b. Abt 1768, Loudoun County, Virginia
Elijah (Remey) Whaley
, b. Abt 1770, Loudoun County, Virginia
Group Sheet
Default Tree
Family 2
Lydia Ann Remy
, b. 1735, Loudoun County, Virginia
Bef 1751
Elizabeth Whaley
, b. 1751, Loudoun County, Virginia
John Whaley
, b. Abt 1753, Loudoun County, Virginia
Jane Whaley
, b. Abt 1754, Loudoun County, Virginia
Barbara Whaley
, b. Abt 1756, Loudoun County, Virginia
William Whaley
, b. Abt 1758, Loudoun County, Virginia
Mary Whaley
, b. 1761, Loudoun County, Virginia
Group Sheet
Default Tree
Family 3
Ann Talbott
Bef 1770
George Whaley
, b. 26 Jun 1773, Loudoun County, Virginia
Group Sheet
Default Tree
The record in St. Peter's Parish, New Kent County, Virginia reads: "James Whaley, son of James Whaley, born July ye 19 baptized Aug. 11, 1728."
James Whaley had 7 children by his sister-in-law, Barbara Remy, to whom he was not married.
Order Book A, page 98, of Loudoun County, Virginia states that at a Circuit Court held May 8, 1758, "the Grand Jury presented Barbara Remy for having a base born child within six months past and James Whaley, Jr. for absenting from his wife and taking up with another woman & his wife's sister and having a base born child by her within six months."
Order Book A, page 208, states that "At a Circuit Court held March 13, 1759, upon the proceedings returned against James Whaley for breach of the peace, the said James appeared here this day according to his recognizance and thereupon Ann Whaley was sworn against him and he heard his defense. On consideration whereof it is ordered that the complaint be dismissed and that said James be discharged from his recognizance aforesaid."
Apparently wealth and influence were deciding factors in this decision because James Whaley had six more children by Barbara Remy. He acknowledged them in his will, surnaming each Remy but adding to each name, "commonly known as Whaley." [2]
The following is a full copy of the will of this James Whaley:
In the name of God Amen I James Whaley of Cameron Parish, Loudoun county in the Common wealth of Virginia, being sick in body but of perfect and sound memory, a calling to mind the uncertainty of this like do make this my last will and testament and as touching such worldly estate as it hath pleased god to bless me with I give and dispose of the same in the following manner viz, Imprimis It is my will that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid out of such part of my estate as my executors here after named shall think proper.
item I lend to my beloved wife Ann Whaley for and during the term of her natural life, for her use and the benefit of my children hereafter named, all my estate both real and personal either in Loudoun or elsewhere, except one feather bed and furniture, one six gallon pot, one frying pan, two pewter dishes, one gallon basin, six knives and six forks, Bazil Stonestreet's and George Lathan's rents, which will be due the first of January 1785, which articles and rents I give to my son Jacob Remey, commonly called Gibson Whaley to him and his heirs forever.
In case my wife Ann should die before my son George Whaley arrives at lawful age my Will is that my executors or the surviving of them keep the estate lent to her altogether and school him there out as they think proper and as soon as he shall arrive at lawful age I give and bequeath to him my said son George, the plantation I now live on containing one hundred and twenty acres together with two hundred acres of land, his choice of any I may have on the Kentucky and western waters and three Negroes his choice of any of that period belonging to my estate and I give and bequeath the same to him, his heirs and assigns forever.
item I give and bequeath to my grandson Charles Lee Sears, as soon as my son George arrives at lawful age in case my wife Ann should be dead, but if she be living at that time then not till her decease, one Negro boy or girl in choice of either of the age of eight or ten years at that time which said Negro I give and bequeath to him and his heirs and assigns forever.
My will and desire is that my executors hereafter named convey to Col. Henry Lee Jr. all my right and title to the lands I hold in Prince William County and the land in said county which I have sued John Hooe for , on his paying three hundred pounds current money, or giving his bond with good security payable in twelve months with interest, which was the price he agreed to give for the same, whether I cast Hooe in the suit or not, but in cas Col.. Lee should refuse to comply with said agreement my will is that the same be disposed of with my other estate hereafter to be mentioned.
To my granddaughter Hannah Neale Talbot, daughter of Benjamin Talbot by my daughter Mary, his wife, I give and bequeath, when she arrives to the age of sixteen years, one feather bed and furniture, to her and her assigns which gift is intended to bar my said daughter Mary Talbot from claiming any part of my estate. To my son Benjamin Talbot Remey, commonly called Benjamin Whaley, I give and bequeath all my wearing apparel to him and his heirs.
All the rest of my estate both real and personal in whatsoever place not heretofore bequeathed at my said wife's decease and the arrival of my son George to lawful age as within expressed I give to my children John Whaley and Jane Ellis and to my children by Barbara Remey namely Benjamin Talbot Remey commonly called Ben Whaley, Jacob Remey commonly called Gibson Whaley, James Remey commonly called James Whaley, Elizabeth Remey commonly called Elizabeth Whaley, Rebecca Remey commonly called Rebecca Whaley, Henry Remey commonly called Henry Whaley and Elijah Remey commonly called Elijah Whaley, to the children of William Bernard Sears by my daughter, his wife, except Charles lee sears their son one child's part to be equally divided between them. To the children of Henry Talbot by my daughter Barbara, his wife, one child's part to be equally divided between them. To my grandson Charles Whaley, son of William Whaley and Elizabeth his wife, one child's part to be equally divided as above mentioned to them and their heirs forever.
It is my will that one child's part given as above to the children of William Whaley, Elizabeth Sears and Barbara Talbot as legacies shall be their respective parents from claiming any part of my said estate.
It is my will that my executors hereafter named convey to John Matthew, and Robert Fryer of Fauquier County by deeds with special warranty, the land sold by me to them upon their paying three pounds the balance of the purchase money with interest from the time of the sale, It is also my will and desire that my brother William Whaley have hold and enjoy the lot and plantation whereon he now lives for and during the continuance of the lease and I give the same to him together with all my right and title to one Negro man slave named Harry and one other Negro man slave named Megaley both in his possession and I give them to him and his heirs forever.
And lastly I constitute and appoint my trusty friends Charles Simm, Hardage Lane, William Lane and George Summers, my whole and sole executors of this my last will and testament revoking all other will or wills heretofore made ratifying confirming and acknowledging this to be my last. In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my name and affixed my seal the 8th day of July 1784.
Signed Sealed published and declared by the said James Whaley to be his last Will and Testament. In the presence of:
The interlineation in the bequest made to George Whaley made before signing, Mo. Thomas, John Curtis, Thos., McIntosh, Benja, Cockerill
Codicil to this will be it remembered that in case my son George should die before he arrives at lawful age, in case my wife should then be living, then at the time of her decease my will and desire is that all that part of my estate both real and personal devised to him equally divided between my children namely John Whaley, William Whaley, Elizabeth Sears, Barbara Talbot and Jane Ellis and in such case I give and devise the same to them and their heirs forever in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my seal the 11th day of July in the year of our lord 1784. Published and declared in Presence of Benj. Cockerille, Thos. McIntosh.
At a court held for Loudoun County August 9th 1784 this will was proved by the oaths of John Curtis, Thomas McIntosh and Benjamin Cockerille three of the subscribing witnesses thereto and the Codicil there under written was proved by the oaths of Thomas McIntosh and Benjamin Cockerille witnesses thereto and ordered to be recorded. And at another court held for said county October the 11th 1784 on the motion of Charles Simms and William Lane two of the executors therein named, who made oath according to law certificate is granted them for obtaining probate thereof in due form, on they giving security whereupon they together with Leven Powell and Hardage Lane their securities entered into and acknowledged their bond in the penalty of two thousands pounds conditioned as the law directs, Liberty reserved the other executor. to join in the probate thereof when they think fit.
Char. Binns, Clkt
Click here to get your own free online family tree


text:
- 21st Century Health
- California Gold Nutrition
- Carlson Labs
- Country Life
- Doctor's Best
- Enzymatic Therapy
- Enzymedica
- Garden of Life
- Healthy Origins
- iHerb Brands
- Jarrow Formulas
- Life Extension
- Madre Labs
- California Extracts
- Doctor's Best
- Eclectic Institute
- Gaia Herbs
- Jarrow Formulas
- Life Extension
- Natural Factors
- Acure Organics
- Alba Botanica
- AnneMarie Borlind
- Aubrey Organics
- Avalon Organics
- Aveeno
- Derma E
- Desert Essence
- Acure Organics
- Alba Botanica
- Andalou Naturals
- AnneMarie Borlind
- Aubrey Organics
- Avalon Organics
- Bee Naturals
Customer Reviews
Items 1-3 of 3 total
Now Foods Red Yeast Rice Doesn't Work Anymore
3 people found the following review helpful
Posted by Reviewer2852349 on Sep 28, 2010
Purchased at iHerb
This product actually did work quite well for me for a couple years, then, even though I continued at a slightly increased dosage, my cholesterol and triglycerides went back up to their original levels. Although it contains milk thistle & Co-Q-10 to protect against the potential effects of statin, this product probably no longer contains statin, so there is no point in taking it to lower cholesterol. The drug companies have succeeded in making it very difficult for mfg. of supplements to safely produce red yeast rice capsules.I have been obliged to go over to the dark side by taking Crestor. Alas.
Customer concern
Posted by Reviewer2170216 on Feb 08, 2009
Purchased at iHerb
I have been waiting for weeks for an answer to a question that I have abut this particular shipment. No answer yet. The concern is that this shipment is significantly different in color than any shipment during the last few years. . . . Still waiting!
It cost me a packet!
Posted by Reviewer2348604 on Jan 03, 2008
Purchased at iHerb
I purchased the red yeast rice for shipping to England. It took weeks to arrive (which I wasn't advised about) and I then had to pay gb£16 duty on the shipment!
Items 1-3 of 3 total


text:
Results 1 to 3 of 3
Threaded View
#1 One in 11 employers want to drop health coverage07-25-2012, 08:20 PM
"One in 11 employers is planning to drop health insurance coverage for workers over the next three years because of the high expense, according to a report from consulting firm Deloitte."
The good news? 9 of 11 aren't.
Working just exactly the way the three socialists planned it.It's not how old you are, it's how you got here.
It's been a long road and not all of it was paved.
Live every day as if it were your last, because one of these days, it will be.
|« Previous Thread | Next Thread »


text:
North Face Park and Pipe Open
BEST BETDATE: December 7 2013, 10:45 AM to December 8 2013, 3:00 PMCost:Free.CATEGORY: Sports and RecreationVENUE INFORMATION:Copper Mountain Resort209 Ten Mile CircleCopper Mountain
Show some love for the underdogs at this freeskiing halfpipe competition that allows amateurs to compete alongside pros like Tanner Hall and Maddie Bowman. Winners will advance to the qualifying series for the Sochi Winter Olympics—the first winter games to include freeskiing halfpipe and slopestyle. Sat 10:45 a.m.-2 p.m., 3-4 p.m.; Sun 12:30-1:30 p.m., 1:30-3 p.m.


text:
Analysts say Netflix should crack down on account sharing
Michael Pachter, an analyst for Wedbush Securities, states that around 10 million people are currently using Netflix's service without paying. He says that if Netflix were to crack down on these people and its account sharing policies, it could generate a ton of more profit. Pachter stated in an interview with Bloomberg that it's time for Netflix to "change".


text:
Don't you know? Gut Check has a Twitter account. You can follow me @gutcheckstl. Here is some of what you missed this week: Restaurant playing "Who's Johnny?" from Short Circuit when I walked in today. Win.1:07 PM Aug 18thWhen I left aforementioned restaurant, the theme from Fame was playing. (re ... More >>
In Soo Jung is no longer the proprietor of the University City restaurant that bears her name. In Soo (8423 Olive Boulevard) is under new ownership. The menu hasn't changed, but for countless fans of the Chinese-Korean restaurant, the experience will never be the same.I don't go as far back with In ... More >>
Week of November 20, 2002
Week of November 6, 2002
Week of October 16, 2002
Week of September 25, 2002
Week of September 4, 2002
Week of August 28, 2002
Week of August 21, 2002
Week of August 14, 2002
Week of July 31, 2002
Chef Kirk Warner does what he can with the Mississippi's bounty
Week of July 24, 2002
Week of July 3, 2002
Week of June 19, 2002
Week of June 5, 2002
Chefs and musicians collaborate on a delicious piece of performance art
The landmark restaurants of Grand Boulevard still pack 'em in
Joe Edwards
Dining out at the end of the millennium
On the lookout for St. Louis' best Korean food
From the week of October 18
Meramec Caverns
Historyonics' Ahead of Her Time: Four Women in the Twentieth Century and the Washington University Performing Arts Department's Gitanjali are similarly flawed
Published the week of April 26
Published the week of April 19, 2000
Published the week of February 23
Published the week of February 9
Taking some time to let 1999's dinners digest
Tidbits from St. Louis' restaurant community
Taking St. Louis' lead-footed concertgoers to task


text:
November 25, 2014
UPDATED Monday, April 7, 2014 --- 3:06 p.m.
A local ambulance crew was behind two vehicles and observed a road rage incident that resulted in a stabbing Sunday night.
According to Madison Police, the crew was able to not only identify the suspect vehicle that led to the quick apprehension of the suspects, but they were also able to transport the victim to a local hospital.
Madison Police have released a statement provided by Ryan Brothers Ambulance concerning this incident:
"On April 6th, while returning to the station, a Ryan Brothers Ambulance Paramedic unit witnessed an incident of road rage in which an individual sustained a knife wound. We are proud that their quick thinking and training allowed them to assist both the victim and MPD. We thank MPD for their quick response, assistance and professionalism."
-Patrick and Erin Ryan Co-Owners of Ryan Brothers Ambulance Service
UPDATED Monday, April 7, 2014 --- 9:37 a.m.
Posted Monday, April 7, 2014 --- 4:53 a.m.
Two people are behind bars after a non-fatal stabbing on Madison's east side.
The stabbing happened just before 10 p.m. Sunday night on E. Washington Avenue and Blount Street.
Police say 26-year-old John M. Howard and 25-year-old Shyloh M. Nelson were arrested for the stabbing of a 30-year-old man from Watertown.
According to police, Howard spat at the victim. The victim then followed Howard and Nelson. Once the victim caught up to them; he argued with Howard. Howard then stabbed the victim.
The victim was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Howard was arrested and charged with first degree reckless endangering safety and disorderly conduct. Nelson was charged with disorderly conduct.
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:
Half a hundred power brokers who sculpt our local sports landscape
A Trinity River vote, the return of the Citizens Council, a corruption case at City Hall. Buzz is confused. Was this 2007 or 1997?
We always kind of knew Dallas County Judge Jim Foster didn't do a whole lot, but now we have proof. Last week, the county belatedly released Foster's 2007 schedule of public appointments and appearances, and, as it turns out, one of the top elected officials in North Texas puts in as many hours ... More >>
Or, half a hundred folks with way better seats than you
Old-time religion confronts 21st-century Texas prisons: Does it work, and is it constitutional?
This week, Davina Kelly details her allegations of abuse against Pastor Sherman Allen. A 33-year-old mother of three named Davina Kelly is at the center of the abuse allegations against Pastor Sherman Allen, and she is already the subject of much controversy in local black church circles. The questi ... More >>
El Greco, "Descent of the Holy Spirit" He called himself Apostle. And many a Sunday morning was punctuated with the skronk-skronk of a saxophone as he blew his rendition of "Amazing Grace." He was a young man, and he'd recently gotten out of prison, where he had some kind of conversion. We were yo ... More >>
It began as a typical Sunday-morning service. Really doesn't matter where, but since you're curious, it was in a South Dallas church. There was an opening prayer. A handful of praise songs. A solo. Nothing that presaged much of anything. By the end of the morning it would sink in that I'd witnessed ... More >>
Inside the Terry Hornbuckle case
With some help from his friends, Don Williams intends to save South Dallas one block at a time
Ole Anthony anointed himself the watchdog of America's televangelists. But who was watching Ole Anthony?
A preacher uses tithing to build a Latino megachurch
Minister to despots across the globe, evangelist K.A. Paul just needs a few tons of jet fuel--and a safer plane--to keep up God�s work
Inside the mind--and suitcase--of Sandra Bridewell, religious charlatan
The untold story of the 1990 bathtub shooting
The preacher who launched this century's longest-running revival, transplanted Texan Stephen Hill, spreads the word: Sinners wanted here
When Kevin Abdullah wrote a rap song for his idol MC Hammer, he thought he was getting his big break. Instead, he got screwed.
The self-proclaimed ministers of capitalism have gotten a cool reception to their gospel in Dallas. But Chevis King Jr. and Joe Howard won't give up till they've found a better way to spend black people's money.


text:
Green Turtle Cay House Rental Photos and Description
House, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, (Sleeps 6-7)
The Bennett House is the ideal vacation home.
We are directly on the beach and the Atlantic ocean. The view from the screened back porch is breathtaking.Very private location and quiet beach.
This is a privately owned home and sleeps 6-7 comfortably.
There are 3 bedrooms and 2 baths.On the first floor is the living area with den, dining room, fully furnished kitchen, laundry, 1 bedroom (with a queeen size bed) and full bath with shower.The 2nd floor has 2 bedrooms( the master with a king size bed and a bedroom with a full size on the bottom and twin on top) and a full bath with shower.
The house has all the comforts of 'home'. We have central heat/air, 4 televisions all connected to cable.
There is a stereo system with an Ipod adapter and DVD player.
We have Wireless Internet but please bring your own laptop.
All linens/beach towels/hair dryers are furnished.
There is a stainless steel gas grill outside for those who want to cook but Green Turtle Cay has great restaurants.
You can snorkel, swim, lobster or fish out the back door! Right behind the house are some of the most beautiful coral reefs in the world. We have a hammock on the beach for relaxing plus an outdoor shower.
You will love our screened back porch where we have 2 rockers and a table with 4 chairs for outside dining or simply relaxing and listening to the waves.
We are on the oceanside of the island and sit on the beach of the Atlantic Ocean.We are perfectly located in the middle of the island.By golf cart it is a 10 min. ride to town (New Plymouth) or 10 minute ride in the other direction to the Green Turtle Club and Marina.
Nothing but white sand.....bring your snorkel and fins and enjoy!
Green Turtle has markets, restaurants,liquor store and gift shops. The island is only 4 miles long and fun to explore by golf cart.
If you rent a boat there is a public dock on the Sea of Abaco.It is a 2 min. golf cart ride from the house.
You can reach Green Turtle Cay by a 1 hour flight from W. Palm, Ft. Lauderdale or Miami. You fly into Treasure Cay,catch a cab to the Ferry Dock(5 Min. ride) and ride to Green Turtle by ferry boat which runs every hour.
They drop you off at the Benson dock where you can get your rented golf cart and you are met by our caretaker who will get you to the house and answer any of your questions and also check on you during your stay.
We know you will love it as much as we do!
We have a 3 night minimum stay.
Please read the reviews that our guests have written.
Please email if you have ANY questions.
Keywords: Private Home, Oceanfront,sandy beach, 3 bedrooms/2 baths,
sleeps 6-7
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Wanda Bennett
My husband and I are in Florida and our sons live in Texas but we are always planning a 'family' vacation to Green Turtle!
Why Wanda Bennett chose Green Turtle Cay
We built our home in Green Turtle and the fun began.Our children are grown now but their love of Green Turtle continues.Our oldest son chose Green Turtle for his wedding this summer (2009).
What makes this house unique
Absolutely peaceful and relaxing.Each day is an adventure.You can choose to go fishing, snorkeling, spear lobster or sit on the porch and read a book and look at the water. The water is gorgeous with so many shades of color.


text:
Julia Jodi Marx, M.D.
Family Medicine
(Board Certified)
Not Accepting new patients
Only accepting family members of established patients
Los Altos Center
370 Distel Circle
Los Altos, California 94022
View Mapof 370 Distel Circle, Los Altos. Opens in new window
(650) 254-5200
370 Distel Circle
Los Altos, California 94022
View Mapof 370 Distel Circle, Los Altos. Opens in new window
(650) 254-5200
Office hours
Monday & Wednesday, 8 a.m. to 4:40 p.m.
Thursday, 8 a.m. to 12:20 p.m.
Extended hours
Thursday, 8 a.m. to 12:20 p.m.
Extended hours
Shared Medical Appointments 2nd Wednesday of the month
Save Time - Go Green! Complete Well-Child Forms Online
For children 0 to 11: Complete and submit all well-child forms online through My Health Online's child proxy access feature. Sign up for My Health Online. Already a My Health Online member? Log into your account, click on the "Health Record" link on the left menu, then click "Request Proxy Access."
You can also download, print and complete the age appropriate well-child form at home - then bring it to your visit. Save money, too! Bring in any other forms you need completed for your child and you'll avoid getting charged the usual form fee.
Medical Affiliation(s)
Education & Training
Medical education:
University of California, San Francisco, 1995
San Jose Medical Center, CA
San Jose Medical Center, CA
Additional Information
Seeing patients of all ages, especially children, adolescents and women
Spoken Languages
Spanish (Good)
Community Activities
American Association of Family Physicians
Personal Interests
Dr. Marx is married with two children and enjoys reading, hiking, cooking, and gardening.
Physician Web Link
This physician directory is provided as a convenience to you. It is not intended as a recommendation, referral, or endorsement of any particular provider. Physicians are not employees or agents of Sutter Health or its affiliates. The information is submitted by each doctor and we make no guarantee or warranty as to the accuracy of the information. Sutter Health is not responsible for any loss or damage caused by your reliance on this information. You should verify the accuracy of the information directly with the physician's office.


text:
view bio »
JASPER, Tenn. — Once again it wasn't enough for the Lookout Valley boys' basketball team just to win the District 6-A tournament championship. For the second straight season the Yellow Jackets had to do so in dramatic fashion, scoring the game's final six points in the final minute for a 46-42 victory over Van Buren County.
Last year the Yellow Jackets beat Van Buren on a buzzer beater, and Tuesday night at Marion County High they held the Eagles scoreless for the final 1:26.
"It looked like they had all the momentum there late, but our kids are used to being in close games like this and they know how to find a way to win them," Jackets coach Joe Galloway said. "Our style of play is conducive for winning these type games, and we have a lot of experienced players that aren't afraid when the score is close late in the game."
Sale Creek won the third-place contest, beating South Pittsburg 58-47. All four teams advance to the Region 3 tournament this weekend.
Lookout Valley and Van Buren split their regular-season series, each winning at home by four points or less. The Yellow Jackets have now won 14 straight since losing at the Spencer school.
Lookout Valley (24-5) used a 10-0 run late in the first quarter to take control early, but the Eagles chipped away at the lead, closing the first half on an 8-2 run to pull within one.
The Yellow Jackets maintained the narrow lead through the third quarter, but consecutive baskets by Sheldon Hitchcock, the second a 3-pointer, gave Van Buren back the lead.
But tournament MVP Delaney Heathington answered with a jump shot just seconds later to help Lookout Valley regain the lead. Heathington scored six of his 18 points in the final four minutes and leaped to prevent a ball from going out of bounds, preserving a critical late possession for Lookout Valley.
"I saw the ball bouncing and nobody from their team was in the way to stop me -- they were just going to let it go out of bounds -- so I ran as fast as I could and just tossed it back hoping one of my teammates would get it," Heathington said. "They're a good team and we always have close games with them, but I think our experience in these kinds of games gives us a lot of confidence that we'll find a way to win."
Stephen has covered local sports in the tri-state area for more than 24 years, having been with the Times Free Press since its inception, and has been an assistant sports editor since 2005. Stephen is among the most decorated writers in the TFP's newsroom, winning numerous state, regional and national writing awards, including seven in 2013 and a combined 12 in the last two years. He was named one of the top 10 sports writers ...


text:
News from WTOP
News from the AP
Mike Causey
Shows & Panels
- Agency of the Month
- Business of Government Hour
- The CFO Agenda: Delivering value from financial transparency and audit efforts in the public and private sector
- CXO Surveys
- Federal News Countdown
- Government Perspectives on Mobility and the Cloud
- Reducing Risk in the Cloud
- Reimagining the Next Generation of Government
Shows & Panels
- AFCEA Answers
- American Readiness: Renewable Power and Efficiency Technologies
- Ask the CIO
- Delivering the Digital Government Mission
- Federal Executive Forum
- Federal News Radio's National Cyber Security Awareness Month Special Panel Discussion
- Federal Tech Talk
- The Future of Government Data Centers
- Government Perspectives on Mobility and the Cloud
- Mitigating Insider Threats in Virtual & Cloud Environments
- Moving Agency Applications to the Cloud with PaaS
- Reducing Risk in the Cloud
- Security in the Age of Targeted Attacks
- Air Traffic Management Transformation Report
- Cloud First Report
- General Dynamics IT Enterprise Center
- Gov Cloud Minute
- Government in Technology Series
- Homeland Security Cybersecurity Market Report
- The Intersection: Where Technology Meets Transformation
- Modern Mission Critical Series
- National Cybersecurity Awareness Month
- Technology Insights
- The Cyber Security Report
- The Next Generation Cyber Security Experts
Shows & Panels
Search Result
Search Tags: People
DoD procurement chief Dick Ginman planning to retire
Pentagon's most senior contract policy official is set to retire soon, but schedule is uncertain.
Tags: DoD , Richard Ginman , Shay Assad , people , acquisition , Jared Serbu , exclusive
EPA's Norton builds online tools to help public protect watersheds
For two decades, Douglas James Norton, senior environmental scientist in the Environmental Protection Agency's Watershed Branch, has been spearheading projects to help maintain the health of America's rivers, streams and lakes.
Tags: Doug Norton , EPA , Sammies , people , Service to America Medals , Federal Drive
HUD names Diaz as new CIO
Rafael Diaz is named as the new HUD chief information officer, replacing Jerry Williams.
Tags: people , HUD , Rafael Diaz , Shaun Donovan , Jerry Williams , Jason Miller
Obama picks Colvin to head Social Security agency
President Barack Obama will nominate Carolyn Watts Colvin, who has been the deputy commissioner for three and a half years and acting commissioner since Michael Astrue stepped down in February 2013 at the end of his six-year term.
Tags: people , Social Security Administration , Carolyn Colvin
USAID teams innovate to find $1B in aid for developing countries
The U.S. Agency for International Development is helping build hospitals and medical centers around the world by channeling smart investments through commercial banks in developing countries.
Tags: Jason Fleming , USAID , Sammies , Service to America Medals , people
DHS procurement head Nick Nayak to step down
Nick Nayak is leaving as the DHS procurement chief in early July after more than three years on the job.
Tags: Nick Nayak , DHS , acquisition , people , Jason Miller
Van Dyck leaving OMB
Haley Van Dyck will move on from her role at the Office of Management and Budget at the end of August after more than two years. She oversaw the innovation portfolio for the E-Government and IT office.
Tags: Haley Van Dyck , people , OMB , technology , Jason Miller
Steve Cooper's coming back to government as Commerce CIO
The former FAA and DHS CIO is taking a third tour of duty in government and will replace Simon Szykman.
Tags: people , technology , Commerce , Simon Szykman , Steve Cooper , Jason Miller
Rana Hajjeh, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Saving lives around the world has a Federal doctor in line for a Service to America Medal. Dr. Rana Hajjeh is director of the Division of Bacterial Diseases at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. She's a Sammies finalist in the National Security and International Affairs category. She tells Federal News Radio's Francis Rose on In Depth the virus she and her team promoted the vaccine for isn't well known, but the consequences are. View a photo gallery of all Sammies finalists.
Tags: Rana Hajjeh , CDC , Sammies , Service to America Medals , people , In Depth
Sofia Hussain, Division of Enforcement, SEC
Busting fraudsters in financial services is protecting hundreds of millions of dollars from fraud. Sofia Hussain, senior forensic accountant in the Division of Enforcement at the Securities and Exchange Commission, is a Service to America award finalist in the Call to Service category and a critical part of the SEC's effort to protect American investors. View a gallery of Service to America finalists. Also, read a Q&A with Sofia Hussain.
Tags: Sofia Hussain , SEC , Sammies , Service to America Medals , In Depth , people


text:
Newegg.com - A great place to buy computers, computer parts, electronics, software, accessories, and DVDs online. With great prices, fast shipping, and top-rated customer service - once you know, you Newegg.
If you are reading this message, Please click this link to reload this page.(Do not use your browser's "Refresh" button). Please email us if you're running the latest version of your browser and you still see this message.
Newegg.com - Computer Parts, Laptops, Electronics, HDTVs, Digital Cameras and More!
Document security is more important than ever in today's identity thief-filled world. Proper discarded document destruction is one more way you can protect yourself, your business and your family from becoming victims of fraud.
The Fellows DS-1 Shredder is a convenient way you can confidently destroy sensitive media thoroughly and safely. Unlike traditional shredders, the DS-1 cuts up to 11 sheets per pass in both vertical and horizontal directions, creating particles that are difficult to reverse engineer. Adding the overall efficiency is the fact that it could also take credit cards, staples and small paper clips. The SafeSense feature stops the shredder immediately if it detects hands within a minimum distance during operation. Ensure your privacy and protect your identity with the Fellows DS-1 Shredder today!
Filter Results
Would not buy.
This review is from: Fellowes DS-1 Light-Duty Cross-Cut Shredder, 11 Sheet Capacity
Pros: It does what it's suppose to do.
Cons: 1. The basket gets full way too fast.
Other Thoughts: I upgraded to a Ativa Vortex HS2000 micro cut shredder. I wish I would have purchased this one to begin with. Micro cut is the only way to go! It pulverizes the paper and gives you a lot more room. The basket is about double (8lbs) vs. the (4lbs). Also, there is clear plastic on the inside preventing little paper partials from falling over the floor.
Did you find this review helpful?
When it worked it was great!
This review is from: Fellowes DS-1 Light-Duty Cross-Cut Shredder, 11 Sheet Capacity
Pros: I loved it, I did not get it from Newegg. I sold many, it was an easy sell because of how nice it worked. I picked one up myself and loved it!
Cons: Like the last review after 6 months it stopped working. When it was plugged in you'd hear clicking like from a electrical relay inside. It did nothing but click. Now I'm shopping for something else.
Other Thoughts: I wouldn't recommend this anymore, seems odd that two failed in about the same time with the same problem. Functional design is good though.
Did you find this review helpful?
This review is from: Fellowes DS-1 Light-Duty Cross-Cut Shredder, 11 Sheet Capacity
Pros: It worked very well for six months, with an average usage of a couple of times a month. Good sized basket.
Cons: Stopped working after aprox. six months. Motor sounds like it is shorting out. I and friends have had cheaper shredders that have lasted years longer. I kept the original packaging for months before throwing it out! Go figure.
Did you find this review helpful?
This is the one
This review is from: Fellowes DS-1 Light-Duty Cross-Cut Shredder, 11 Sheet Capacity
Pros: Nice design, I like the auto on/off touch sensitive bar. I have a 2 year old and it is safe for him. Easily can handle 30 or more pages continuously without burning out or getting hot.
Cons: Fairly messy removing the basket and dumping the cuttings. With the amount of shredding I need to do it would be easier to have a way to attach a garbage bag.
Other Thoughts: Definietly recommend. I have spent $70 on other units and paper jams were common and the shredder platic parts broke.
Did you find this review helpful?
This item is eligible for Newegg Premier benefits. Are you a Newegg Premier Member? If not, sign up today and get:
Your request will be processed within the next 24 hours.
Please add "email@example.com" to your address book to ensure delivery.See Today's E-Blast Promo


text:
2 Apartments For Rent in Highland Heights, KY
More Info
ForRent.com, an apartment finder service, makes your Highland Heights, KY rental search easy. Let us guide your search apartments for rent listings provided. To narrow down your results, select from the neighborhood apartments for rent links below.
Showing 1 - 2 of 2 apartments found
Featured Apartments in Highland Heights, KY
Grandview Summit
- Crestview Hills, KY
- Work 1-877-468-8376
- 39.021096124525 -84.553541358418
Vue 180 On The Water
Watch Video About This Property
- Newport, KY
- Work 1-877-487-1703
- 39.099417105317 -84.492012709379
Country Club Estates
Watch Video About This Property
- Erlanger, KY
- Work 1-866-381-8403
- Work 1-866-381-1405
- 38.973529 -84.590217
Highland Heights, KY 41076
Highland Ridge
- Full size washer/dryer connections in select units
- Walk in closets in select units
- Spacious Oversized Floorplans
- Woodburning fireplaces in select units
- Patios and balconies for all units
- Cyber Cafe with Free Wi-Fi at the Clubhouse
Highland Ridge apartments for rent located in Highland Heights, Kentucky near downtown Cincinnati Ohio offering one and two bedroom apartment homes.
Cold Spring, KY 41076
Brookstone Crossing
- Brand new upscale community
- Private pool w/lakeside sundeck
- Executive business center
- Fully equipped gourmet kitchens
- Car wash on site
- Convenient on-site tanning
Nestled in the rolling hills of Northern Kentucky, Brookstone Crossing sets the new standard for apartment living and offers suburban satisfaction with an urban advantage. Style is a high priority with designer accents including stainless steel-like appliances, two-tone paint schemes, garden soaking tubs, ceramic tile entries and breathtaking views.
Other Highland Heights Apartment Search Options
Cities Near Highland Heights
- Covington (24)
- Florence (19)
- Edgewood (17)
- Erlanger (17)
- Fort Mitchell (15)
View all Greater Cincinnati Apartments
Highland Heights Apartments by Zip Code
- 41076 (3)
Apartments Near Highland Heights Colleges & Universities
View all Colleges
City, State
(888) 999-9999
Thank You! Your email has been sent. We appreciate your interest.


text:
I stayed at this hotel for one night in January 2012 on my way through Ubon. The hotel itself is quite clean and well organized. It was suggested I take a suite room for 100 baht extra and I was not disappointed, as it was larger. AC works well, bed is a bit soft but the room was very clean.... More
Location: Thailand > Ubon Ratchathani Province > Ubon Ratchathani
Free Parking Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly ) Restaurant Room Service Airport Transportation
Ranked #13 of 24 Hotels in Ubon Ratchathani
Price Range (Based on Average Rates): $
Number of rooms: 63
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Booking.com, Agoda, Priceline and Odigeo so you can book your Nevada Inn Hotel reservations with confidence. We help millions of travelers each month to find the perfect hotel for both vacation and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.


text:
The Orange Peel Event Schedule & Ticket Sales
The Orange Peel is located at 101 Biltmore Ave, Asheville, NC. Need tickets for The Orange Peel? If we have tickets available for The Orange Peel you can view them here. Grab your seats early for best selection. Consider shopping here at AmericanEventTickets for all local Asheville area events and don't forget that we sell tickets to most major event in North Carolina. Thanks for choosing AmericanEventTickets.com


text: Dierks Bentley Keith Urban Miranda Lambert By Billy Dukes November 5, 2014 8:42 AM | Taste of Country Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Source: Dierks Bentley Keith Urban Miranda Lambert Category: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter More Leave a comment Send to a friend! Print this page Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr! More From Lonestar 99.5 And the Most Popular Thanksgiving Recipe in Texas Is… Interstate 27 to Lubbock International Airport Shows Lubbock's Worst Rolling Stone Posted Their Top Thanksgiving Songs. Are yours On The List? [VIDEO] Before They Were Famous: See the Best of Country Stars' Yearbook Photos Best of the Web


text:
Find records of Evelyn Aracich
Find birth, death, marriage, military, and other records of Evelyn M Aracich at Ancestry.com.Search for records
Biography & Family History Add details
Evelyn M Aracich (1926 - 2006) was born on December 1, 1926. She was born into the Aracich family.
There are no known spouses or children on record for Evelyn. Evelyn died on January 10, 2006 at age 79.
Evelyn M Aracich's last known residence is at Wellsburg, Brooke County, West Virginia.
The data on this page comes from the official record for Evelyn M Aracich in the SSDI (United States Social Security Master Death Index). According to information provided to the SSDI, this death record has been verified by a family member of the deceased. This data can be considered very accurate. What is the SSDI?
This look at Evelyn M Aracich's life is maintained by the AncientFaces community Share facts about Evelyn to connect with the people who knew her. Some common things we would like to know about Evelyn's genealogy:
- Where was Evelyn born?
- Where did Evelyn die?
- Who was Evelyns family?
- What did Evelyn look like? Add some photos of their life.
Family Tree & Genealogy Add / Edit People
You can add or remove people from this genealogy by clicking here.
History of Evelyn M Aracich Add details
- Given name
- Evelyn
- Surnames
- Aracich family history
- Last Known Residence
- Wellsburg, Brooke County, West Virginia
- Born
- Death
- Gender
- Female
Do you know more about Evelyn M Aracich?
You can add details to this page and share Evelyn's story.
Obituary Add details
No one has shared details about Evelyn M Aracich's obituary records. You can add obituary information about Evelyn M Aracich by clicking "Add Details".
Discuss Evelyn
Share your memories below with the rest of Evelyn's family. We'll notify anyone else who is searching for Evelyn of your message.
Find records of Evelyn Aracich
Find birth, death, marriage, military, and other records of Evelyn M Aracich at Ancestry.com.Search for records
Possible Relatives
- Robert Aracich
- ·
- F R Aracich
- ·
- J Aracich
- ·
- Wilma Aracich
- ·
- Anna L Aracich
- ·
- Tony Aracich
- ·
- Frank Aracich
- ·
- George Aracich
- ·
- George Aracich
- ·
- Anne Aracich
- ·
- Matthew N Aracich
- ·
- Ruby Aracich
- ·
- John C Aracich
- ·
- Barbara Aracich
- ·
- Alyssa Aracich
- ·
- Stephanie Y. (Aracich) Turner
- ·
- Barbara A Aracich
- ·
- Gary P Aracich
- ·
- Corinna R Aracich
- ·
- Ivan Aracich
- ·


text:
"Life beats down and crushes the soul and art reminds you that you have one."
-- Stella Adler
by Marisa Johnson
Art Print
Collect your choice of gallery quality Giclée, or fine art prints custom trimmed by hand in a variety of sizes with a white border for framing.
- 30Promote


text:
Tuesday, Aug. 20, 2013 12:00 am
Once again, Faingold at Large proudly presents "Between the Cracks" - the recurring feature designed to shine a light onto Springfield-area bands, and all in their own words, to boot. Join us, won't you? There's gold between them thar cracks! Today's BTC flashlight shines on charmingly monikered native Springfield rockers Soap Scum. Website: