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Best Selling Xmas Hampers
These are this years best selling Xmas hampers but you only have a few days left to order them, with Christmas fast approaching the last delivery date for these hampers is the 22nd of December at 12noon. The above Xmas hampers would make ideal Christmas gifts for the whole family, or even just for the food lover.
Hampers are a handy thing to have at Christmas, with the shops being closed at funny times it's always nice to be able to treat yourself or others to a nice piece of chocolate or a glass of nice wine, it just makes everything feel more Christmasy. If none of the above hampers look like your cup of tea, then why not take a look at the rest of the Xmas hampers by clicking here.
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Xmas Gift Hampers under £50
If you're looking for a bargain this Christmas then these hampers are just the trick, all of these hampers are under £50 making them the ideal price for a splendid gift for that someone you just know what to get.
If none of the hampers are quite what you are looking for then why not take a look at VirginiaHaywards selection of bargain Christmas hampers.
Duchy Originals Gentlemans Hamper
This organic hamper would put a smile on any mans face, all the produce in this hamper is organic. The hamper includes mint humbugs, organic bottle of ale, organic ploughmans pickle and some cheese nibbles.
£26.52 – Buy Now
Guylian Chocolate Hamper
The Guylian chocolate hamper is the perfect gift for any chocolate lovers, with a selection of fine chocolate from Guylian including dark, belgian and praline chocolates.
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Christmas Family Hamper
This great hamper would make the ideal gift for the whole family, it has something for kids and grown ups including a bottle of wine, mincemeat tarts, candy canes, gingerbread men, blackcurrant juice and even some chocolate coins this is a great way to bring some festive cheer to the whole family.
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Winter Warmer Hamper
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Duchy Originals Gardeners Hamper
The perfect gift for any green fingered gardeners you know with a selection of organic tomato, onion and carrot seeds and a hand trowel. The hamper also includes a nice selection of delicious treats to refresh them after planting all those seeds.
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Deluxe Xmas Hampers
If you're looking to indulge yourself a little this Xmas then any of these deluxe xmas hampers are sure to put you and your family in the Xmas spirit. These truly luxurious hampers are packed with so many fine foods and some even come with fine wines and spirits.
If none of these luxurious xmas hamper get your taste buds in a frenzy then why not have a look round our site at our other Xmas hampers, we try to cater to all tastes but if you don't find any hampers you like then you should have a look at Virginia Haywards hamper selection, they are having some massive price cuts to get rid of Xmas stock.
Xmas Tradition Hamper
Everything you need to have a luxurious Xmas is right in this hamper, including a pair of Bordeaux wines, a bottle of champagne and a bottle of port you can be assured you will have a drink for all those festive and end of year toasts. This hamper also includes all the classic xmas foods such as christmas pudding, marzipan christmas cake and other essential Christmas foods alongside luxury extras like chocolate covered liquers, chocolate truffles and a whole lot more.
£181.86 – Buy Now
The Pure Indulgence Xmas Hamper
This Xmas hamper really does live upto it's name with 4 bottles of wine, a bottle of port and a bottle of champagne to get those festive parties flowing. This hamper comes with a traditional lidded basket which will have you rummaging through it not knowing what to eat first from the selection of jams, chocolates and biscuits alongside savoury snacks such as cheese nibbles, olives and spiced onion biscuits.
£245.76 – Buy Now
The Celebration Xmas Hamper
Celebrate Xmas in style with this marvelous Xmas hamper, it contains everything and we mean everything that you could possibly need to have a truly luxurious Xmas. Including some marvelous Stilton cheese, smoked salmon and a honey glazed smoked ham as well as so much more snacks and treats. To drink this hamper includes 2 bottles of Champagne, single malt 12 year old whisky, 4 bottles of wine and even some port.
£450 – Buy Now
The Decadence Xmas Hamper
Another fine Xmas hamper that includes smoked salmon and Stilton cheese, if you are looking for a nice treat this Xmas then this certainly is the hamper for you.
£314.58 – Buy Now
Chocolate Heaven Xmas Hamper
This hamper would make the ideal Xmas gift for any chocoholics you happen to know, packed full of chocolatey goodness such as the chocolate fudge, orange chocolate cream liquer, chocolate fudge sauce, a chocolate bar and even a chocolate scented candle.
£34.25 – Buy Now
Bargain Christmas Food Hampers
With Christmas fast approaching and just over a week till the big day, if you are buying a Christmas hamper now is the time to do it. Many online hamper stores are starting to put massive reductions on their Christmas hampers because they don't want to be left with any Christmas hampers that they cannot sell.
Below you will find some great Christmas hamper deals from VirginiaHayward, if none of these Christmas hampers get your taste buds in a frenzy then head on over to VirginiaHayward and checkout their other luxurious Christmas hampers.
The Christmas Cracker Carton
This Christmas hamper is just bursting with tasty treats, it includes 2 bottles of wine, Christmas pudding, savoury cheese crackers, mint chocolates, mincemeat tarts, coffee, tea and plenty other snacks and goodies that will keep you smiling over the festive period.
£51.75 – Buy Now
Christmas Collection Hamper
This beautiful hamper is presented in a gorgeous red hamper basket, but that's not the best part. This hamper contains Christmas classic such as Christmas pudding, cranberry sauce, mincemeat pies all along side a selection of other Xmas flavours and just to round it off there is a bottle of Chilean wine.
£39.32 – Buy Now
Spirit of Christmas Hamper
This Christmas hamper is packed full of delacicies that the whole family will enjoy, and it is reduced to £119 from £137. For the drink lovers this hamper contains a bottle of champagne, a bottle of port and two bottles of wine, and for the foodies this hamper just has so much fine foods and snacks it make my mouth water just thinking about it.
£119.74 – Buy Now
Taste of Christmas Hamper
As the name suggests this Christmas hamper is packed full of Christmas flavours from the bottle of port to the Christmas pudding, mincemeat tarts and cranberry fudge this hamper is just the thing to keep the Christmas spirits high.
£98.30 – Buy Now
Christmas Food & Gift Baskets
Christmas gift baskets make great Christmas gifts, why? Because everyone loves food and these beautifully presented baskets will bring a smile to anyone's face, I mean would you be unhappy if someone presented you with a beautiful Christmas gift basket packed full of mouth watering Christmas treats and some even have a bottle of alcohol. So if you are looking for a Christmas gift ideas for someone who has everything then why not give them one of these delicious Christmas gift baskets.
All these Christmas gift baskets are sold by First4Hampers, who sell some of the most delicious and reasonably priced Christmas baskets and hampers. Also by shopping through our site you can get an additional 10% off any Christmas hamper or gift basket from First4Hampers, all you have to do is add the following coupon code in the checkout phase of your transaction GEZJE102310
Seasons Greetings Christmas Food Basket
This delightful Christmas basket is a great little gift to get someone into the Christmas spirit it contains a bottle of cabernet, a bottle of chardonnay, Irish shortbread, plum pudding, brandy butter, chocolate coated orange peels, cranberry sauce, tomato and herb baguettes and some breakfast tea.
£51 – Click here for more information
Christmas Morning Food Basket
This gift basket is a a beautiful gift and will come handy on Christmas morning when the recipient is to exhausted from the excitement of opening their gifts and really can't be bothered making breakfast. It contains freshly baked mince pies, fairtrade coffee, Christmas pudding shortbread and some breakfast tea.
£28 – Click here for more information
Holiday Delights Gift Basket
This delicious gift basket contains everything you could need in the holiday season from it's bottle of Champagne for those Christmas toasts to the chocolate truffles for that little bit of indulgence we all like to have at Christmas. This gift basket contains Champagne, Liquer covered fruit, plum pudding, Irish shortbread, champagne chocolate truffles, brandy butter, mince pies, cheese & chive nibbles, pepper and salt crackers, old fashioned sweets, pate and even some blackcurrant jam.
£92 – Click here for more information
Christmas Treats Gift Basket
Treat someone this Christmas with this gift basket full of Christmas treats including a bottle of Kari Bay Shiraz, shortbread, chocolate truffles, brandy butter, mince pies, fruit cake, strawberry & raspberry jams and even some marmalade.
£46 – Click here for more information
Tidings of Joy Christmas Gift Basket
Give someone that little bit extra with the beautifully presented gift basket it comes with 3 bottles of wine, mince pies, shortbread, brandy butter and a whole host of other festive goodies.
£68 – Click here for more information
The After Dinner Gift Box
This "After Dinner" gift box probably won't get touched after Christmas dinner but I'm sure whoever you give it to will certainly enjoy it before the new year comes in, with a bottle of Cognac, Chocolate truffles, shortbread and espresso coffee this gift box is for those who like the finer things in life.
£50 – Click here for more information
Port and Cheese Gift Box
Christmas wouldn't be complete without some cheese and Port, this is the perfect gift for those cheese lovers with 2 different kinds of cheese, a bottle of special reserve port and some biscuits this would be great for those after dinner conversations round the table.
£41 – Click here for more information
Luxury Xmas Hampers
If your looking to indulge yourself this Christmas then these luxury food hampers will certainly take you one step in the right direction. From the Celebration breakfast hamper for the Xmas morning when you just want to indulge yourself to the ultimate gourmet hamper which is packed full of so much goodies you will still have some left in 2011.
Below you will find some luxurious Xmas hampers but don't worry if none of them make your taste buds tingle, because first4hamper.com have hundreds of luxury and exclusive Xmas hampers that are great for those special indulgence moments. And now you can get 10% off all of these hampers, simply enter GEZJE102310 at the checkout phase to receive 10% off your Xmas hamper
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Luxury Christmas Hampers & Gifts
If you are looking to kick start Christmas with a bang then these luxurious Christmas hampers are so indulgent you will be smiling all through the festive season, all the items in the hampers below are of the highest quality and are truly luxurious, so if your looking for something special in your hamper this Christmas look no further.
The Luxury Christmas Hamper
Everything in this luxury Christmas hamper has been chosen for its high quality, there are so many delicious items in this hamper its hard to know where to start. First in the drinks department there is 2 bottles of champagne, 2 bottle of Pinot Noir, 1 bottle of 10 year old single malt whisky, cognac, port and even some coffee to warm you up on those cold mornings. In the food department there is christmas pudding, brandy butter, Belgian chocolates, mint chocolates, a selection of quality cheese, preserves, smoked nuts and so much more it makes my mouth water just thinking about it.
£375 was £500 – Click here for more information
The Ultimate Refresher Christmas Hamper
This fresh food hamper is jam packed full of luxuries and is sure to be loved by those who like the best, with 2 bottles of wine, 1 bottle of champagne and a bottle of 10 year old port for the festive toasts. This luxury hamper also includes honey roast ham, mature cheese, Stilton cheese, smoked salmon, chocolate coated shortbread, caramelised onions, milk chocolate truffles, cranberry sauce and so much more. This is all beautifully presented in a wooden basket.
£187 was £250 – Click here for more information
The Alcohol Free Christmas Hamper
There is no drink in this hamper but don't worry it is packed with other treats that are so tasty booze would probably ruin it, this Christmas hamper includes: biscuits, coffee, Christmas pudding, festive relish, milk chocolate, cranberry sauce and some classic iced fruit cake.
£22.50 was £30 – Click here for more information
The Pamper Her Hamper
This hamper would make the ideal gift for your girlfriend or wife it is presented in a gorgeous red faux suede magazine bag. This gift hamper includes a small bottle of champagne, champagne truffles, coconut candle, orchid bath foam and some romance soap.
£44 – Click here for more information
Reduced to clear Christmas Hampers
With Christmas fast approaching online stores do not wish to be holding a bunch of Christmas hampers that they cannot get rid of so they have sales with upto 25% off some Christmas hampers. These can be great bargains and they are great for that little bit of indulgence, or they even make great gifts for families and loved ones.
The Indulgence Christmas Hamper
Start the festive period in style with this luxury Christmas hamper, pop the champagne at the parties or have a glass of the Chilean wine with your turkey this xmas hamper has something for everyone. This seagrass basket contains 1 bottle of champagne, 2 bottles of Chilean wine, macadamia nuts, handmade raspberry shortcake, nougat, chocolate covered cranberries, loaf cake, raspberry coulis, tomato and pepper dip, stuffed olives, handmade Christmas pudding, horseradish mustard, chutney, champagne and bailey's liquers, walkers shortbread and some tomato & olive sun dried nibbles.
£105 was £145 – Click here for more information
The Christmas Box
This Christmas hamper is a bargain with £16 off it contains Christmas classics like bucks fizz, cranberry sauce, Christmas pudding and even some mince pies. This hamper also comes with brandy butter, cookies, Belgian chocolates, profiteroles with praline cream and a whole load more taste bud tingling treats.
£48.50 was £65 – Click here for more information
The Winter Basket
This beautiful woven gift basket would make a great gift, it is packed with delicious food and a bottle of wine. This hamper contains cranberry and liquer pudding, chocolate and nut bar, morning coffee, apple chutney with cider, truffles, walnut and date cake, cheddar cheese sticks and a cinnamon and gingerbread candle.
£41 was £55 – Click here for more information
The Temptation Christmas Hamper
These tempting treats will keep you smiling until Christmas dinner this woven basket comes with a bottle of Chiraz, a bottle of Chardonnay, Mulled wine, biscuits, chutney, chocolate gingers, chocolate and fudge pudding with toffee sauce, strawberry jam and a whole load more temping xmas treats.
£60 was £80 – Click here for more information
Christmas Hampers from Jown Lewis
You may have heard of John Lewis, but did you know they do Christmas hampers? Yes that's right John Lewis do some really nice Christmas hampers and their prices are fairly good as well, below we have selected some of the best John Lewis hampers these would make ideal gifts for loved one's or even buy one for yourself and enjoy the taste of Christmas.
The Afternoon Tea Hamper
If you know anyone who likes a cuppa then this tea hamper is sure to be a winner and the tea tin is a great keepsake. The tea hamper includes ginger and honey crunchy biscuits, strawberry jam, 10x breakfast tea bags, ice fruit cake, Belgian chocolates, red drinks flask and a couple of porcelain mugs.
£58 – Click here for more information
The Christmas Feast Hamper
This gorgeous Christmas hamper is a perfect way to get the festivities started with 3 bottles of wine, chocolate brownies, fairtrade coffee (for the hangovers), Christmas figgy pudding, fruit and nut chocolate bar, luxury shortbread, milk chocolate truffles, savoury biscuits, luxury mince pies and a whole host of other winter treats.
£75 – Click here for more information
The Family Christmas Hamper
This is the perfect Christmas treat to give your family it has something for everyone for the grown ups there is Champagne, Bucks Fizz, red wine & white wine and for the kids their is crackers to pull, chocolate, crisps, biscuits and tons more mouth watering treats there is even a baby teddy bear!
£135 – Click here for more information
The Festive Selection Christmas Hamper
This Christmas hamper is currently 25% off and as i write this their are only 10 left, once they are gone that's it. This hamper is beautifully presented in a silver lidded box and includes the Christmas essentials wine, cranberry sauce, chocolates, brandy butter, fudge and other Christmas delights.
£30 – Click here for more information
Christmas Food Hampers
If you want to give someone the taste of Christmas this year then these Christmas food hampers are jam packed with lots of mouth watering goodies, all these hampers come beautifully presented in wicker baskets (unless otherwise stated). These Christmas food hampers are also great to buy just to indulge yourself on those long, dark, cold winter nights.
The Christmas Collection Hamper
Crammed full of tasty classic and new treats this would make a perfect gift, it comes with a bottle of Chilean wine, Christmas pudding, assorted Belgian chocolates, profiteroles, chocolate and hazelnut biscuits, heart shaped chocolates, fruit sweets, luxury mince pies, ice fruit cake, cranberry sauce and some Gouda cheese nibbles.
£39.32 – Click here for more information
Christmas Tradition Hamper
This traditional Christmas hamper has everything you need to kick Christmas off with a bang with 2 bottles of wine, a bottle of champagne & a bottle of port for the festive toasts. This hamper also contains mouth watering treats like Christmas pudding, coffee (for the hangovers), iced Christmas cake, chocolate truffles, butter shortbread, hot chocolate, liquor chocolates, olives, luxury biscuit, fudge sauce, salted nuts, highland shortbread, mincemeat tarts, orange marmalade, cookies, strawberry jam and some cheese nibbles. This is the perfect Christmas hamper for those social gatherings.
£181.86 – Click here for more information
Spirit of Christmas Hamper
If you are not already in the Christmas spirit then this hamper will surely give you some, with 2 bottles of fantastic Spanish wine, a bottle of Champagne and a bottle of special reserve port you can kick back on those cold, dark nights and enjoy a drink or 4. This hamper also contains over 20 food products from the finest producers, foods such as Christmas pudding, salted nuts, white chocolate, biscuits, chutney, tea, mincemeat tarts and a whole load of other taste bud tingling food.
£137.63 – Click here for more information
The Taste Of Christmas Hamper
Give someone special the taste of Christmas this year, this fantastic Christmas hamper provides everything you need to get you into the Christmas spirit from the Champagne for those fancy parties to the mincemeat pies for a proper taste of Christmas.
£98.30 – Click here for more information
Gourmet Christmas Food Hamper
This Christmas food hamper is for those who like the finest things in life gorgeously presented in a wicker basket with a ribbon and even a mini Rudolph teddy this would make an excellent gift. With a pair of fine french wines, brandy Christmas pudding, mixed nuts, fudge, coffee, tea, fruitcake, petticoat tails, Belgian chocolates, champagne truffles and lots more mouth watering food.
£95.80 – Click here for more information
The Christmas Treats, Tower Hamper
This very unique Christmas hamper would make an amazing gift beautifully presented in 7 different boxes with a hand tied ribbon makes this a truly special gift. It comes with some great Christmas treats like Turkish delight, chocolate coated marzipans, sugared almonds, fruit cake, chocolate truffles, fudge, milk chocolate praline, shortbread and even a cute baby teddy bear.
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Who HATES the term MURSE? - page 5
Just checking in with all the hombres... Most guys I know are ambivilent to the term, but is there anyone else who just DETESTS being called a murse? B in VA... Read More
- 2Aug 20, '09 by chademackThats funny as hell. What personn would actually take that to heart. If a male nurse is a murse, than a female nurse is a furse or a herse. before some brain child calls nursing a female role, the first recorded nurses were men. The reason that women have exploded into the work force is directly from men have historically killed themselves off during times of war. If all of your men folk are off fighting and dying, stands to reason that women should and have filled those position normally held by men.
- 0Aug 31, '09 by E Non Imus, RNQuote from UMichSCN07Don't forget that at the end of the episode of Scrubs where everyone was using "murse", Dr. Reid was sitting in the lunchroom and surrounded by docs razzing her for dating a murse. Remember the last line of the episode was her offhandedly shutting them all up by saying, "Please. You all WISH you could bag a nurse."I suppose I'm a bit of a hypocrite when it comes to the term. I refer to myself as a "murse" on occasion, but mostly only around other "murses" or people who remember the episode of Scrubs when J.D. used the term to describe Elliot's boyfriend.
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- 1Sep 8, '09 by AZ_LPN_8_26_13Quote from hearticultureWell, to me that's a new one. I've never heard of anyone anywhere ever being called a "murse". All I can say is that I sure hope that it *doesn't* catch on....Just checking in with all the hombres...
Most guys I know are ambivilent to the term, but is there anyone else who just DETESTS being called a murse?
B in VA
Myself, I prefer the credential designations - "RN", "LPN", "CNA", "NP", etc.
- 0Sep 8, '09 by AZ_LPN_8_26_13Quote from Spidey's momI guess many guys' reaction is a sort of easygoing "so what" but I've gone through quite a bit to get to where I am in my nursing education, and have a bit to go yet. I will eventually be an RN. In a professional setting, it does matter what you are called, or what you allow yourself to be called IMO. If you want people to take you seriously that is. I'm 56 and getting into this as a second career, so like another poster mentioned, I too am way beyond "cute". Just myI truly dislike the term "murse".
We are nurses. Registered Nurses.
- 0Sep 10, '09 by ThunderwolfQuote from AZ_RN2BMore professional....I agree.Myself, I prefer the credential designations - "RN", "LPN", "CNA", "NP", etc.
- 0Dec 2, '09 by fabiusgileWhen my friends have a few drinks they call me a murse which doesn't bother me its kinda funny. What did bother me was once I was a party and there was a guy there calling me gaylord... because of ben stiller and meet the faukkers that bothered me.
- 0Dec 2, '09 by Smitty08I too hope it doesn't catch on. Nursing is consistently ranked one of the most trusted professions. I'd not like to see that watered down with some silly new name that might confuse me with a handbag! Not having spent as much time getting my education as I have. Our gains as both males and females in the profession have been hard won!
- 0Feb 8, '10 by alabamacrimsonIt depends. My sister uses it to tease me, so in that case I don't like it. Not only am I studying to a murse, but I go to mursing school as well, according to her.
You don't hear male lawyers and female lawyers referred to by their gender and their job. I guess one could get irritated by what the term implies, that men in nursing is different or something like that. At the end of the day, its just something to laugh off and get thicker skin about.
- 0Feb 8, '10 by ♪♫ in my ♥I don't give a rip one way or the other.
- 1Feb 8, '10 by ♪♫ in my ♥Quote from fabiusgileInteresting. When it comes out that I'm a nurse (or when I was in school), I'd quickly follow up with, "You can just call me Gaylord." Always good for some chuckles (or blank looks from the folks that had never seen MTP).What did bother me was once I was a party and there was a guy there calling me gaylord... because of ben stiller and meet the faukkers that bothered me.
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Parkdale house, developed by Alfred McKay and built with Crandell Pressed Brick
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The second Heritage Trades Round Table is set to go on January 28. This one is particularly apropos given the decision recently taken by the CBE to demolish the lovely old Elbow Park School, as it is on the subject of beautiful brick.
Calgary has long been known as the "Sandstone City" due to the number of nearby sandstone quarries. Many people are unaware, however, that we had a good number of brickworks in the vicinity as well. The area around Cochrane had the silty hard clay that was great for making bricks and much of the production of the three brickyards operating there in the early 20th century was shipped to Calgary. Calgary had its own brickyards as well; the earliest of these being Peel's brickyard which opened in 1886 in the area of what is now Roxboro. "Gravity" Watson's yard was established in 1893 near the Edworthy Ranch in the Shaganappi area. This became known as Brickburn. The company was later sold to Edward Crandell, whose beautiful brick home still stands in Patterson Heights and is perhaps better known as the house where Stu Hart lived and trained his wrestlers.
Another entrepreneur who got into the brick business and whose imposing home still stands was William Nimmons. He started a small brickyard on the site of his quarry in the Bankview area. The quarry at Glenbow also had brickworks on the site. There were also small brickworks, run by home builders who provided bricks for their own construction. William Kempling was one such. His operation was located between Centre St. and 4 St. E.
If you are a brick aficionado and would like to learn more about the history of brick production and construction in Calgary, you need to come to the next Heritage Roundtable. You will meet some of the people who make the preservation and maintenance of the buildings and features we love possible. The evening will include:
•Historic brick production & industry in Alberta — Malcolm Sissons, president, I-XL Industries Ltd., a 4th generation family business founded in 1912 as the Redcliff Pressed Brick Co.
•Current brick masonry trade, traditional methods — Neil Puype, principal of a heritage building consulting company and 5th generation brick and stone mason
•Early brickyards & building with brick in Calgary — Marilyn Williams, Heritage Roundtables steering committee
This is going to be great, talking 'bout brick in the Sandstone City, so join us. The event takes place Rideau Park School gymnasium, 829 Rideau Road SW and starts at 7:00 pm (doors will open at 6:30 pm). It is open to the public and free of charge. To register, click here.
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kC man pleads guilty to attempting to carry
loaded handgun onto airplane
KANSAS CITY, Mo. – David M. Ketchmark, Acting United States Attorney for the Western District of Missouri, announced that a Kansas City, Mo., man pleaded guilty in federal court today to attempting to board an aircraft with a concealed dangerous weapon after a loaded handgun was discovered by screeners in his carry-on luggage at Kansas City International Airport.
Anthony Winn, 26, of Kansas City, pleaded guilty before U.S. Chief District Judge Fernando J. Gaitan to the charge contained in a Jan. 11, 2012, federal indictment.
By pleading guilty today, Winn also acknowledged that he was a felon who illegally possessed the firearm, a Glock 9mm handgun with 22 live rounds of ammunition in the magazine and one live round of ammunition in the chamber.
An x-ray machine operator at the Delta terminal at Kansas City International Airport saw Winn place his carry-on bag on the x-ray belt to be examined by Firstline Security screeners on Dec. 28, 2011. The x-ray machine operator observed on the monitor what he believed to be the image of a loaded firearm inside the carry-on bag. Officers with the Kansas City International Airport Police were contacted and found the firearm when they inspected Winn's bag.
Winn was arrested and searched; officers removed $4,906 from his pants pockets, along with boarding passes to travel one-way from Kansas City, Mo., to Minneapolis, Minn., then to Tucson, Ariz. Kansas City, Mo., police officers later found $26,515 in various pockets of three pairs of men's jeans that were in the carry-on bag.
Under federal law, it is illegal for anyone who has been convicted of a felony to be in possession of any firearm or ammunition. Winn has several felony convictions including unlawful use of a weapon, attempted first degree burglary, first degree burglary and second degree burglary.
Under federal statutes, Winn is subject to a sentence of up to 10 years in federal prison without parole, plus a fine up to $250,000. A sentencing hearing will be scheduled after the completion of a presentence investigation by the United States Probation Office.This case is being prosecuted by Assistant U.S. Attorney Justin G. Davids. It was investigated by the Kansas City International Airport Police, the Kansas City, Mo., Police Department, the Department of Homeland Security and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives.


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Top 11 Villainesses
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11.17.2008 - 10:13 | ThatFellowInTheCoat
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11.17.2008 - 10:31 | Daffy
11.17.2008 - 10:35 | vampyre lordI would have placed Ursula higher. I thought she was hilarious.....but Malificent's spot does suit her
11.17.2008 - 10:35 | shadowborder - really greatnostalgia chicks levels of funny are through the roof. I hope the thatguywiththeglasses is paying you well.
11.17.2008 - 10:44 | DanManX - How could you?!How could you forget the queen/witch/whatever she was from Snow White? Sure, her motivation was vanity, which maybe makes her more shallow than evil when you take it at face value...but she didn't take it at face value. She was so motivated by her hatred of Snow White that she was willing to disguise herself as a decrepit, ugly old lady. Also, she went totally biblical on White's ass by poisoning and apple. She didn't care what deities' ideas she ripped off to get her way, she just went for it.
11.17.2008 - 10:46 | BabyImplosion - nice costume photos, specially the last one shown
11.17.2008 - 10:49 | SpikesGirl1 - Great vid!
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11.17.2008 - 10:52 | Stick
11.17.2008 - 10:54 | GamerKT
11.17.2008 - 11:05 | tbussard
11.17.2008 - 11:14 | darkcalling - Great job!I love these top 11's and your's are a lot of fun. (Though the screams when your old pics popped up were a little hard on the ears)
I never realized that Demona was Councilor Troi before. but after you mentioned that I looked it up and like HALF the cast was on Star Trek: The Next Generation. Call me crazy but I wouldn't have had it any other way. That was my favorite show as a kid (second only to Transformers).
11.17.2008 - 11:18 | RhomegaYou win purely because you put Carmen Sandiego on the list. Loved her as a kid, both on the animated series and game show. As for the other villainessesseses, they were all pretty darn good too.
11.17.2008 - 11:23 | gasto5 - Some jokes hard to follow.
11.17.2008 - 11:29 | Sogazu - Hmm.....
11.17.2008 - 11:36 | Sevenofdiamonds
11.17.2008 - 11:40 | Erinaceus - One By One, Let's Count 'Em Down...
11) I don't remember her. Could be because she played second villainy fiddle to that douche Jaffar, or maybe it's more likely because I haven't seen Aladdin since I was five. And I don't think she's the cause of fur fetishism. There's not enough furry art of her on the Internet. Not that I've looked
10) Ahh yessss...who couldn't forget Rita Repulsa? What made her memorable? Was it the dubbed voice of Barbra Goodson that [i]almost[/i] synched with the Japanese hag? Perhaps, but I remember Power Rangers more for two things 1: The theme song and 2: It existance the cause of the cancellation on a much superior hedgehog-driven show on ABC.
9) Angelica. She's a spoiled brat. Will always be a spoiled brat.
8) I actually never watched Carmen Sandiego the cartoon. I watched the game show. With its barbershob quartet theme song...ahhh, such a neat theme. I aced geography thanks to that show.
7) I'm not scared of Cruella Deville the cartoon, because, I am not a toon puppy. Nor do I wish I was a puppy. I dreamed I was a puppy once, and was being chased through a dark forest by...Glenn Close. Now Glenn Close, she's m'fucking [i]scary[/i].
6) No comment on Mystique the cartoon...but you...so so hot cosplaying. You're such a tease, and you know it. That's why you're donning that outfit, showing that not-quite-cleavage.
5) Why do you think Batman: TAS is my favorite cartoon? Screw Batman, the girls helped me hit an early puberty. And yeah, if there is one thing wrong with "Nolanian" Batman, its that there are too many guys and no interesting girls. Rachel Dawes: Both Holmes and Gylennhaal were forgettable.
4) I hate it too. I don't even find Ariel attractive.
3) I loved Gargoyles. Not for the story, or for the fact that Goliath is voiced by the same guy trying to recruit me into the NAVY, but for all the former Trek actors playing against their Trek roles. Marina Sirtis chief amongst them.
2) Not much to say here. That film and its characters speak better when they speak for themselves. I will say though that water is the worst villain-killer ever to be conceived and reused. You hear me, M. Knight? The ending of Signs sucked!
1) Another college costume? Ohhh...I don't care if it was a mediocre dreesup of what's actually a really ugly charater, you know just how to tug a guy's strings, N.C!;)
11.17.2008 - 11:45 | NegaJoe - As a kid I always thought..........Carmen Sandiego lived on the moon, and that "Where on Earth is Carmen Sandiego" was a trick question.......still havn't proved that theory, BUT I'M WORKING ON IT!!!!!!>:(
You get an immense number of R.E.S.P.E.C.T. points for mentioning Demona from Gargoyles. She was one of my favorite villians of the show, and that show had [b]ALOT[/b] of villians. A surprisingly deep character with an extreme tear-jerker back story, you could almost sympathesize with her desire to kill all humans........not really.
And I guess we'll be seeing review of "A LITTLE MERMAID" in the future.......I can hear that annoying, calypso singing lobster now.:(
11.17.2008 - 11:58 | AkarasHehe, not really surprised to see Maleficent where she was at. She has to be the most horrible type of person ever! I think so mostly because of her involvement in the Kingdom Heart series as well. Ah.... Still a hardcore dragon bitch. :P
11.17.2008 - 11:59 | NeonLights - Thats one thing I hoped for in Dark KnightSo much about the Joker in the movie, by the end they know they couldn't use him in the next movie, yet they missed their chance for a Harley Quinn reference.
11.17.2008 - 12:05 | maximumjesus - FREAKIN AWESOME!!!!!I love your videos Nostalgia Chick!! I always thought the bad girls were so hot in these shows, so I can totally understand why chicks always dig the bad boys! I always thought Demona and Mystique were really hot. I guess I just have a thing for girls with different color skin. An if you think that sounds weird, then you're probably racist so shut up!! I mean, demona has a tail which might be kinda weird, but she looks enough like a human I guess. Plus she's not wearing a lot of cloths so that was always a plus for me as a 12 year old. Ya know what I never understood from Gargoyles? Why the hell is Demona so pissed about humans destroying her clan? That happened a THOUSAND freakin years ago! They would be all dead by now anyway! So she's basically pissed about the humans depriving her of gargoyle bonding with her gargoyle friends that would have only taken up about 1/20th of her entire lifespan anyway!! It's like, DAMN get over it bitch!! Plus, if those gargoyles were the only ones in existence on the planet, then they'd be all inbred by now anyway. Then there'd be no beefy hunky gargoyles like Goliath to fuck her anyway? When you think about it, Demona hasn't gotten laid in 1000 years! DAMN!!! No wonder she's pissed. You'd think she's probably just get desperate and start fucking humans or something. I think I'm putting way too much thought into this.
11.17.2008 - 12:11 | illeatyourdogHey Dudette,
Do a video on the top 11 badass women like Cynthia Rothrock, Moon Lee, Michelle Yeoh and Estuko Shiomi for example.
11.17.2008 - 12:24 | Todes
11.17.2008 - 12:32 | TheDramaticMonarchY'know, I never would have thought of doing a Top Villainesses list so you already win a slice of win pie and points for originality (seriously, it's always been there in front of us the entire time and when you point them out, you can't help but go "OH YEEAAAH!").
When I saw who #1 was, I actually squee'd and now I wanna give you the entire pie of win. I knew I already loved Maleficent even when I was a little kid ("Sleeping Beauty" is totally my favorite Disney movie) but when I rewatched the movie recently (yeah, I bought the DVD :P), she just seemed even more badass to me (and the three good fairies? Fuck yeah!). Let's not forget the fact that she turns into the most awesome dragon ever (I think I want that dragon tattooed on me someday :D).
So yeah, babbling aside, fabulous list. Please keep on bringing the awesome for us chicks, Lindsay! ;D
11.17.2008 - 12:51 | doctorwillythe picture of a guy who dressed up as jesus, holding a huge cross, really cracked me up somehow. hahahahah
11.17.2008 - 12:54 | thedjinn - WELL>>>Well said! Yes, it IS wrong. And dash it all if you didn't get #1 perfect - 2nd best Disney villain ever, but I still think #1 is Chernabog. That dragon was the crowning moment of evil in the movie, nothing doing.
And the Oz Witch was an interesting case - the books definitely expand on her background, history, and motivation more than the movies ever did. But the real question is this: Where are the REALLY embarrassing costumes?
11.17.2008 - 12:54 | kitlerc
11.17.2008 - 13:08 | SuntigerI admit I was a bit uncertain about this review when I saw the name. I mean why not just put villains and ignore the gender barrier. My thinking went along the lines of; You don't have to do only girl vilians just because you're a girl.
However, the review blow all my uncertainty away. ^_^
This was an excellent list of villains period, male and female considered.
Maleficent is an excellent first choice as well. She has the looks, the attitude, the outfit, the brains, the guts and the power for it.
*And* the most deliciously evil-sounding name too.
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Diana Kingdon, FCIS MBA MIMgt - Director
Chief Executive of Greenoak Housing Association, one of only three winners nationally of the Housing Corporation's Gold award for environmental sustainability. Also, Board Member: ACEVO, Hastoe Housing Association. and member of National Council: National Housing Federation.
Clive Wicks, FCMI (Dip Ex M Dist) - Director
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Noris Homers, MIlledge Hitting Well
Saturday's winter league action for the Pirates' players and friends.� The Puerto Rican League had their Ponce/Caguas game postponed.
Bravos de Margarita� 11,� Cardenales de Lara� 1� — Despite 10 hits, Los Cardenales were able to score just one run, which came in the 3rd inning.� Los Bravos piled up 12 hits and 11 runs, with two big innings.� Margarita began with one run in the 1st, then added another in the 2nd.� With all of the hits Lara was collecting, the Margarita starter, Will Savage, was relieved in the 5th inning, with one on and one out.� Jhonathan Ramos came in for Savage, and ended the inning by getting a double play.� He only pitched to one batter, but with the Bravos' rally in the bottom of the inning, Ramos was awarded his second win of the season.� Margarita scored 4 runs in the 5th.� 3B Andy LaRoche singled and stole second base in the inning, then scored on a later RBI single.� LaRoche also walked in the 7th, and scored on another RBI single, for the first run of what would be a 5-run inning.
Navegantes del Magallanes� 6,� Tigres de Aragua� 3� — LF Lastings Milledge singled twice and walked once for Aragua, but it wasn't enough for a win.� Milledge led off the bottom of the 4th with a single, and a fielding error, a single, and a grounder force out gave Aragua 2 runs, for a 3-1 lead.� Milledge also singled to lead off the 6th and stole second base, but was left on base when Corey Hamman came on in relief for Magallanes and struck out the only batter he faced.� Another pitcher relieved Hamman and ended the inning with Milledge still on third base.� Milledge also reached third base in the 8th, when he walked, and advanced to third on a single.� Magallanes scored 3 runs in the 6th inning, then two more in the 7th, to take the lead and the win.� Jean Machi earned his 2nd win for Magallanes when he struck out the side (all swinging) in the 9th inning. � LF Mike Ryan went 0-for-4 for Magallanes.� C Hector Gimenez went 0-for-4 for Aragua.
LaRoche Homers In Venezuela
Friday's winter league action for Pirates' players and friends:
Bravos de Margarita� 3,� Cardinales de Lara� 0� — 3B Andy LaRoche got Los Bravos onto the scoreboard with a solo homer in the 4th inning — his first home run in the Venezuelan League.� LaRoche also walked in the 5th inning, when Margarita used two singles, two wild pitches, and another walk to score 2 more runs.� LaRoche also walked in the 7th inning, but didn't score.� Lara was held to just 4 hits in the shutout.� Jhonathan Ramos pitched to three batters in the 7th inning — a double, a fielding error, and a strikeout.� Ronald Belisario pitched a perfect 9th inning to earn his 2nd save.
Tiburones de La Guaira� 7,� Tigres de Aragua� 4� — Los Tiburones scored 5 runs in the late innings to overcome Los Tigres.� Aragua scored 2 runs in the top of the 1st, when 3B Luis Maza led off with a double (the first of 3 hits for him in the game), 1B Hector Gimenez walked, and LF Lastings Milledge plated the first run with an RBI single.� Another single brought in Gimenez.� La Guaira tied the score with a 2-run homer in the 2nd inning.� A triple and a single gave Aragua the lead in the 4th, and a double, a throwing error and a single added a run in the 7th.� La Guaira scored 3 runs in the 6th and 2 more in the 8th.� Milledge and Gimenez both went 1-for-3 with a walk.� C Raul Chavez was hitless in 4 at-bats.
Caneros de Los Mochis� 6,� Venados de Mazatlan� 3� — Los Caneros also scored 5 runs in the late innings, to overcome Los Venados.� Mazatlan scored their first run in the 2nd inning on a throwing error and a double by 1B Roberto Saucedo.� Saucedo drove in the second run in the 4th inning with a bases-loaded single.� Los Caneros got one run back in the bottom of the 4th, then scored 2 runs in the 6th inning with a home run.� 2B Freddy Sandoval homered for Los Venados in the 8th inning, to tie the score, but Los Caneros responded with another 2-run homer and another insurance run in the bottom of the inning.� LF Rogelios Noris singled in the 6th inning for his hometown Mazatlan, but was left on base.
Diaz and Fox Continue Hitting In Venezuela; Milledge Joins In
Cheering for Pirates' players and friends in the Winter Leagues on Thursday…
Tigres del Licey� 6,� Gigantes del Cibao� 3 — C Robinzon Diaz singled and doubled, and Indy area native 1B Jake Fox went 3-for-3 with 3 RBI as Licey posted 14 hits.� Licey scored one run in the 2nd, and another run in the 3rd (including a single by Fox).� Fox also hit the second of two doubles in the 7th inning, giving Los Tigres another run.� Licey plated 3 runs in the 8th, on four singles, including one by Diaz, a hit batter, and Fox's sacrifice fly.� Diaz's double came in the 9th inning.
Estrellas de Oriente� 6,� Aguilas Cibaenas� 3� — CF Starling Marte went 0-for-4 as Los Aguilas were held to just 4 hits.� They scored one run in the 7th inning when a bases-loaded walk forced in a run.� That inning ended when Los Estrellas' Franquelis Osoria got pinch-hitter Luke Carlin to ground out.� A double added 2 runs for Los Aguilas in the 8th, but it wasn't enough to catch up the Los Estrellas.
Leones del Escogido� 4,� Toros del Este 3� — Los Toros scored their runs all in the 5th inning, on an RBI double and a 2-run homer.� Escogido caught up with 2 runs in the 7th and one mor in the 8th to tie the score.� In the bottom of the 9th, two singles and a sacrifice fly by SS Pedro Lopez brought in the winning run.� Lopez had only a walk in his previous 3 plate appearances for Los Leones.� Jason Jaramillo singled in the 6th for Los Toros, but he was out on an unusual double play — the runner who had been on first base was thrown out at third on the throw in from right field, and when Jaramillo tried to get to second on the throw, he was also thrown out.� Jaramillo also walked in the 9th inning.
Pirates' Pitchers Busy In Winter Leagues; Morton's Debut
Wednesday's winter league games with Pirates' players and friends…
Bravos de Margarita� 6,� Leones del Caracas� 4 — Margarita starter Justin Thomas gave up 2 runs in the 2nd inning on a walk and a home run.� He zipped through the 3rd inning, then allowed a single and a walk in the 4th before being relieved, though both of those runners were left stranded.� Caracas scored 2 more runs in the 5th on three walks, a single, and an error.� Los Bravos had been scoreless for the first 4 innings, then exploded for 6 runs in the bottom of the 5th.� 3B Andy LaRoche followed a lead-off single with an RBI double.� Three consecutive walks by a new Caracas pitcher forced in LaRoche with the second run of the inning, leaving the bases loaded.� Another new Caracas pitcher was greeted by LF Frank Diaz's grand slam, to give Margarita a 6-4 lead.� Former Pirate farmhand Ronald Belisario pitched a 1-2-3 inning in the 9th to earn the save.
Navegantes del Magallanes� 2,� Cardinales de Lara� 1 — Los Cardenales were held to just 4 hits in this game, while Los Navegantes posted 11 hits.� Magallanes scored their first run in the 3rd inning, on an RBI single by 1B Mark Trumbo (Angels).� Their starter Anthony Lerew (Royals) pitched 6 innings and allowed the 4 hits, one of which was a solo home run in the 6th inning, to tie the score and make Lerew ineligible for the win.� Corey Hamman came on in relief, and pitched a perfect 7th inning.� Jean Machi followed with a perfect 8th, and Yoel Hernandez retired the side in order in the 9th.� In the top of the 8th, DH Mike Ryan broke the tie with a solo home run, which became the game-winner.� That gave Hamman the win and Hernandez his 2nd save.� Ryan went 3-for-4 in the game, raising his batting average to .389.� SS Argenis Diaz went 1-for-4 for Magallanes.
Caribes de Anzoategui� 3,� Tigres de Aragua� 2� –� Brian Bass gave up 2 runs on 2 hits in his start for Los Tigres, and he was lucky that it wasn't more runs, because he walked 5 batters.� He gave a free pass to 2 batters in each of the 1st and 2nd innings, and both times left them on base.� In the 3rd, he gave up a 2-out walk, and the next batter smacked a 2-run homer.� He gave up a single in the 5th, and was relieved after getting a ground out.� Aragua tied the game in the 5th inning when former Indy Indian LF Jorge Cortes walked, then a hit batter and a ground out pushed Cortes to third.� he scored on an RBI single.� The score remained tied until the bottom of the 10th, when Los Caribes got a lead-off single.� Adenson Chourio came in as a pinch-runner, and he stole second base.� A walk-off double plated Chourio with the winning run.� 1B Hector Gimenez singled and walked twice for Los Tigres, and C Raul Chavez singled and walked, but neither scored.
Criollos de Caguas� 2,� Senadores de San Juan 1 — San Juan scored one run in the top of the 1st on a walk, a stolen base, an error, and an RBI ground out.� Then they had only 4 hits for the rest of the game.� Caguas tied the score in the 5th inning on a walk, a single, and an RBI single by former Indy Indian SS Luis Figueroa.� A solo home run by DH Omir Santos gave Los Criollos the winning run in the 7th inning.� Figueroa had 2 more hits in the game — a double to lead off the bottom of the 1st inning, and a single after the homer in the 7th.� 3B Ramon Vazquez singled twice in the game, in the 6th and the 8th innings.
Hamman Earns A Save In Venezuela
A busy Sunday afternoon and evening in the winter leagues… the Arizona Fall League has the day off on Sundays.
Navegantes del Magallanes� 2,� Caribes de Anzoategui� 0� –� Corey Hamman earned his first save of the winter season for Magallanes.� Hamman entered the game in the top of the 8th, with pinch-runner Adenson Chourio on first and no outs.� He got a ground out to first to end the inning, then came back out in the 9th, w hen he worked around a lead-off walk for a scoreless inning.� Los Caribes were held to just 4 hits in the game, and Los Navegantes did not hit much better — only 5 hits.� Magallanes scored one run in the top of the 1st on a walk, a ground out by DH Mike Ryan which moved the runner over, and an RBI single.� A walk and a double brought in the run in the 5th.� Ryan also singled in the 8th, but was left on base.
Leones del Caracas� 14,� Tiburones de La Guaira� 5� — The Sharks were clawed up by the Tigers this afternoon, as every member of the Caracas lineup had at least one hit.� La Guaira scored 2 runs in the 3rd inning, but Caracas scored in each of the last 5 innings, including 4-run innings in the 8th and 9th.� C Carlos Maldonado singled in the 2nd inning, but did not factor into any of the late scoring.
Bravos de Margarita� 5,� Aguilas de Zulia� 0 — Los Bravos did all their scoring in the 7th (3 runs) and 8th (2 runs), and held Los Aguilas' hitters to just 5 hits.� Andy LaRoche did not get into the game.
Tigres de Aragua� 5,� Cardinales de Lara� 3 — DH Raul Chavez, C Miguel Perez, and pinch-hitter Hector Gimenez all went hitless in the game, but Chavez was hit by a pitch and scored in the 2-run 1st inning for Aragua.� A walk and four singles gave Los Tigres 3 more runs in the 3rd.� Lara also had a walk and four singles, plus an Aragua throwing error, in the top of the 5th, when they also scored 3 runs.


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I've updated the gallery with three new images from a short film Emily was involved in called Talk.Distance.Listen. It was directed by her friend Guy Franklin. Emily was be involved in another of his short films according to an interview he done with onya magazine. A short film called Mr Beautiful.
You are working on a short film for release this year. Can you tell us a little about it?
Yes! I'm quite excited. The title of the film is Mr. Beautiful.
It is the story of 16-year-old Olivia White, and the elaborate gift she has prepared for the man she loves.
This man is Olivia's middle-aged next-door neighbour, whom she has named Mr. Beautiful. The story follows Olivia's decision to reveal her gift to Mr. Beautiful, and the significant ramifications of this choice, for both herself and those around her.
It is an exploration of the various incarnations, expectations and complexities of love.
Emily Browning will play the role of Olivia White.
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Awaken to a sun-drenched bedroom view of Lake Coeur d'Alene. Sip morning coffee in one of the lake view sun rooms. Take an early, refreshing dip in the lake, have lunch at a sidewalk cafe or the incomparable Hudson's Hamburgers, and plan a day at the beach or seeing the sights. Later, walk across the park for a supper cruise or an evening of downtown dining and entertainment; then stroll home with the moonlight reflecting across the shimmering water. Fall asleep, stars shining through the skylight. The recently refurbished Gumprecht House is situated on the shore of beautiful Lake Coeur d' Alene in picturesque Northern Idaho. It offers spectacular views with comfortable and spacious family-friendly accommodations, plus close proximity to downtown shops and restaurants as well as the amenities of the famous Coeur d'Alene Resort. Enjoy water sports, lake cruises, bike trails, hiking, golf, antique shops, museums, snow skiing and nature's beauty.
History:: The Gumprecht House sits on property once part of Fort Sherman, founded in 1878 to protect settlers, one of a string of forts built in response to the 1876 Custer massacre. After the fort was disbanded, the property was auctioned off. It was then subdivided in 1905. The lot was purchased in 1906 by the Nevers family and the house built in 1907. It was the first private beachfront house, had the pick of the lots and, consequently, an unsurpassed view. For many years the house was occupied, then owned, by the Graue family who graciously allowed the Gumprechts and others to use the beach. The Gumprecht family acquired the property in 1977 and extensively remodeled in 1981. Elderly grandchildren of the original owner knocked on the door in 1982 to tour the changes and warmly approved. One of them had actually been born in the original master bedroom. They had all passed by the house on annual summer visits to Coeur d'Alene but had not been in the house since before 1920.
Bike Storage: Bikers should like our property as there is a side entrance that proceeds directly to the finished basement which is suitable for keeping their bikes. There is a bathroom and shower in the basement as well that could be useful for runners or others. The Ironman Triathlon starting point is across the street and the 24-mile Centennial trail passes directly in front of the house. And, yes, we have a large pasta pot.
Family room & game room: To provide a break from the elegant main floor spaces the back porch was enclosed years ago, creating a casual and comfortable family area just off of the kitchen and breakfast nook. It contains an HDTV and DVDs as well as a broadband Internet connection for your laptop. See an earlier description of the game room located in the basement.
Dr Donald G. Gumprecht was a resident of the Fort Grounds from 1951, growing up a block away from the beach, down Military Drive in a house now known as the Doctors' Inn. He swam nearly every summer day at 'Graue's beach' and in 1977 was fortunate enough to purchase the house and beach property from the Graue family. In 1990 he relocated to Springfield, Illinois, and kept a caretaker in the house until 2005. Since that time, the house has been offered as a vacation rental for the enjoyment of a wide variety of individuals, families, and groups. Every attention has been given to making the house enjoyable for visitors of all ages and interests. Universally positive reviews have been very gratifying.
The Owner purchased this house in 1977
The absolutely best location and accommodation to be had.
This house was the first private lakeshore house built in Coeur d'Alene and had the pick of the lots, enjoying the very best view, sandy beach, proximity to the downtown area and the amenities of the Coeur d'alene Resort as well as the city park with its Fort Sherman-themed playground. Read our listing for detailed information and see also the Coeur d'Alene Visitors Bureau web site. It has lots of room and is set up to accommodate all ages, especially families and groups of families.
Perfect view, lots of space to spread out or be together, park across the street, fantastic lake in the front, fenced back yard, game room, family-sized kitchen, walk to great restaurants, golf, seaplane rides, mountains, hiking trails, wow - what else could you possibly need??? Love this place.
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Schofield Hall 218
Eau Claire, WI 54702-4004
UW-Eau Claire's Spanish Week
To be Celebrated April 3-7
(715) 836-4741
(715) 836-2900
MAILED: March 28, 2000
EAU CLAIRE The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire's Delta Psi chapter of Sigma Delta Pi, the national Hispanic honor society, has announced its plans for Spanish Week April 3-7.
Unless otherwise noted, the following events will take place in Davies Center on the UW-Eau Claire campus:
Monday, April 3: Senior Jennifer Peters, Sheboygan, will present "Chile: Land of Extremes" at 7 p.m. in the Eagle Room.
Tuesday, April 4: Senior Stephanie Zighelboim, Eau Claire, will present "Venezuela: Un Pais de Contrastes" (a country of contrasts) at 7 p.m. in the Alumni Room.
Wednesday, April 5: Stacy Janisch, a 1999 UW-Eau Claire graduate from Maplewood, Minn., and members of Chicanos Latinos Unidos En Servicio will present "CLUES: Working with the Twin Cities Latino Community" at 4 p.m. in the Alumni Room.
Thursday, April 6: A Sigma Delta Pi sale featuring Hispanic crafts and the cookbook "Recipes of the Spanish- and Portugese-Speaking World" will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the third floor of Hibbard Humanities Hall.
Also on Thursday: UW-Eau Claire students will discuss study abroad programs in Costa Rica, Mexico and Spain at 7:30 p.m. in the Presidents Room.
Friday, April 7: An evening of "Tapas, Música y Postre" (appetizers, music and dessert) will begin at 6 p.m. in the Dulany Inn. A wide variety of appetizers from Spain and Latin America will be featured during the social hour. Musical entertainment will follow at 7 p.m., with dessert and coffee at 7:30 p.m. Tickets, available at the University Service Center, (715) 836-3727, are $7 for the general public and $5 for students.
For more information on Spanish Week, contact Dr. Paul Hoff, associate professor of foreign languages, at (715) 836-4437.
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Schofield 218
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I'm a senior registered nursing student and our school has a pinning ceremony to mark the completion of our program. Our class contains about 20% men, equal split of black and white in both genders. I am approaching 50 and... Read More
- 0Dec 12, '12 by somenurseQuote from brilloheadHow about putting forth another vote to the class:
"Should all females be REQUIRED to wear the cap in order to participate in the pinning ceremony?"
I imagine that most people were voting for their PERSONAL preference, without realizing that it would be considered mandatory for everyone else as well. If it's a "vote of the majority" that the department is claiming has the power, put together a vote and see how the majority feels about it.
stands up and applauds.
THIS is very brilliant idea. Hope the OP sees Brillohead's remark here.
- 0Dec 12, '12 by ♪♫ in my ♥Quote from AZO49008Au contraire. I've actually seen two nurses who wear them...Nobody wears them EVER in practice.
Granted, hardly ever... but the absolute is incorrect.
OP, the class voted on what they want for the pinning. At this point, you've one of three choices:
1) Lighten up and go along with the group
2) Forego the pinning
3) Ignore the 'requirement' and simply show up and let the chips fall where they may.
- 12Dec 12, '12 by woohPerhaps there's a male student that's enough of a troublemaker that he'd be willing to wear OP's hat for her? That'd show them!
- 7Dec 12, '12 by mofomeatJust curious, and I know this has no bearing on anything here...
Are the men explicitly forbidden from wearing them? Because I would probably wear one just to be funny and cute. But that's the kind of silly guy I am. However, what if some find that insulting that a man would want to wear it?
Oh such a can of worms this could turn into for but an hour of one's life!
- 2Oh for goodness sake.
We happen to live in a democracy, if a vote was held and a majority of the class wishes to wear a cap at graduation in theory that is that. It is not being "forced" by the school but they are following the will of the larger body of graduating students who expressed their views.
The OP has several options open to her:
1. Refuse to wear the cap *and* take her place at the ceremony, basically threatening the powers that be to take action.
2. Do not attend the ceremony on principle or whatever reason she chooses.
3. Suck it up and wear the darn thing, it will only be less than two hours out of nursing career that will span decades (hopefully), and then she can do what countless other grads have; take the cap off and chuck it into a closet/drawer never to see the light of day again.
One assumes this matter was discussed at length before the vote was taken and therefore the OP was given ample time along with others to express her views and or objections. If the majority won the day you can be sure they aren't going to look too fondly upon a *rebel* looking to spoil their special day.
- 0Quote from mofomeatSince nurse's caps fall under female attire much would depend upon the facilities dress code policy regarding transvestitism. If you wear just the cap administration may ask you to take it off, then again if you plan on wearing *starched whites* including skirts and hose then things may get a bit tricky.Just curious, and I know this has no bearing on anything here...
Are the men explicitly forbidden from wearing them? Because I would probably wear one just to be funny and cute. But that's the kind of silly guy I am. However, what if some find that insulting that a man would want to wear it?
Oh such a can of worms this could turn into for but an hour of one's life!
- 1Dec 12, '12 by GuttercatI'm not reading all the responses.
My grad class (1992) had the option to wear them or not based on individual preference. No "vote" BS. I think one person wore it.
I had hoped they were a relic by now. Apparently they keep rearing their ugly heads (no pun intended).
- 1Quote from woohMale nurses do not wear caps because they are part of female uniform. It wouldn't occur to most normal hetrosexual male nurses to wear a cap no more than they would skirts, nylons and high heels.Her way wasn't discriminatory. It's not like there's an anatomical reason men can't wear hats. Either make EVERYONE wear the hats or don't require it.Last edit by DoGoodThenGo on Dec 12, '12 : Reason: content
- 0Dec 12, '12 by echoRNC711I suspect if you just show up wihout the cap they will just say "go ahead."
I am from over sees so didn't realize the pinning ceremony was going to be a big deal. I figured if I have a gown on who would notice what I was wearing so I wore my jeans a t-shirt and white sneekers. Wow! was I shocked when I got there and seen how dressed up everyone was. They took one look at me,laughed and said "man those white sneekers look a riot under the gown ".
At the pinning I got a special mention because of it and I think its my fondest memory of nursing school because I was just being true to myself.
- 3Dec 12, '12 by GuttercatQuote from GrnTeaOf course not.
But this is not sex discrimination. You are not being denied any of the facilities or opportunities of your educational program based on your gender. A photograph doesn't meet that standard. Care to play again?
Well then by that argument she can show up for the photograph in a cap, and a jockstrap worn on the outside.
Mandating all females wear a cap or they will be excluded, is sex discrimination.
Care to play again?


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A Historical Index: The Tucson Fire Department Archive
This is one of many sections that contain information, documents, letters, newspaper articles, pictures, etc. They have been collected and arranged in chronological order or by a subject. These items were collected, organized and entered into a computerized database by Dave Ridings Assistant Chief Tucson Fire Department, Al Ring friend of the department,
Greater Tucson Fire Foundation and with the help of many friends and fellow firefighters.
All graphics have been improved to make the resolution as good as possible, but the reader should remember that many came from copies of old newspaper articles. This also applies to other items such as documents, letters, etc.
Credit to the source of the documents, photos, etc. is provided whenever it was available. We realize that many items are not identified and regret that we weren't able to provide this information. As far as the newspaper articles that are not identified, 99% of them would have to be from one of three possible sources. The Arizona Daily Star, The Tucson Citizen and the Tucson Daily Citizen, for which we want to give a special thanks.
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The BELL sound which you hear on this page was bought by the Tucson Volunteer Fire Department in 1881 to alert the firefighters to alarms. It is still in active service at Fire Central in its tower and is used for ceremonial duty. Throughout most of history, the life of a firefighter has been closely associated with the ringing of a bell. As he began his hours of duty, it is the bell that started the shift. Through the day and night, each alarm was sounded by a bell, which called him to fight fire and to place his life in jeopardy for the good of his fellow man. And when the fire was out, and the alarm had come to and end, the bell rang three times to singal the end.


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I've just dropped some money on a deposit and am now playing the "Is this safe to eat" game!
Today - a tin of tuna that doesn't have a best-by date, and some crushed chillies in the fridge with some fresh mayo. Tres bien.
Tomorrow - the unlabelled tin...
Canned cheese? Wuuut!?
I have in my lunch box today, pastrami and mortadella sandwiches....Lidl's pre-packed deli meats are awesome!
We used to get canned cheese in the ration packs in my RAF days. It's actually quite tatsty, like eating a very dry cheese triangle. We feed the fish with it during a diving expedition, they seemed to love the stuff. The thing that has always puzzled me, is how do fish know that canned cheese is tasty and safe to eat?
Last night, I spent opening a ration pack meal - partly because I was really hungry, and mostly because I couldn't be bothered trying to make a meal of whatever was in the cupboards.
Still - chicken tikka with rice, followed by treacle pudding - still a win.
Payday today though - tonight, I shall feast like a king...
As it is Friday, the law dictates that Fish and Chips must be consumed, therefore we are going to the chip shop at lunch time today. Lunchtime special of "mini" fish and chips is £3...and its not mini thats for sure
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