text:
The Whitney is closed in preparation for the opening of our new building downtown on May 1, 2015.
Become a founding member today.
The perfect gift for every art enthusiast on your list. Memberships start at just $85.
DANA MILLER: The Rose is DeFeo's landmark painting. She spent almost eight years working on it, from 1958 to 1966. When she began the work she had really no notion of what she was going to make. She said the only thing she knew was that she was going to create a painting that had a center. That's what she began with.
She would apply paint using palette knives and trowels, and build it up in this very, very extensive manner and then carve it back and shape it.There were days where she would walk into the studio in the morning and the paint had shifted overnight. While she had been happy with what it looked like when she left the evening before, it had been completely ruined in the course of gravity shifting the paint just because of the thick application.
She would have to, in some cases, scrape it all the way back and start over. It was a sum of its destructions in many ways.
NARRATOR: Jay DeFeo in 1988.
JAY DEFEO: It reached really final stages. You know, kind of like a whole cycle of art history. It went through a primitive, archaic, classic, and all on up to baroque and then I realized how kind of flamboyant the whole concept had gotten and I kind of pulled it back to a more classical stage. All of those stages were rather complete and interesting in themselves but just not what the final version was, what I intended. And I suppose, I don't know whether it would have all gone on, on one canvas if I'd had the kind of studio that it could have spread itself out in a little bit. But I just had one big painting wall.
NARRATOR: DeFeo didn't actually hang The Rose on a wall—she set it inside the large bay window in her studio, so the light came in from the two narrow windows on either side of the painting. This raking light was essential to the formation and the appearance of the painting, and we've worked to approximate that lighting in this exhibition. Please tap your screen to hear more about the way DeFeo used her studio space while making The Rose.
NARRATOR: In 1988, DeFeo and the curator Sidra Stitch discussed the making of The Rose.
JAY DEFEO: You know it was in the bay window of an old Victorian house, and when I say it was in there, it was in there! It had to be edged out with the greatest of care. And one of the great problems of painting it was a lot of broken glass. The windows were not even—we didn't even have heat or light in that room. I just worked when the sun came up until—sometimes when really compulsive, by street lamp. That's all I had down there. I turned off the PG&E. It was also very cold—I used to really dress for the cold weather. Part of the great problem of painting that picture—did I tell you this? About later seeing the profile of the painting? [Stitch: No.] Well, it wasn't until the painting was removed that I was able to see—it does have a profile sort of like a pregnant woman! [Oh my.] There's not a straight line in the piece. It has the illusion of—people have asked me, did you use rulers, how did you do this. It was all by measuring one curve against another curve in order to get a straight line. And it was complicated by the problem or the fact that because of the dampness in the atmosphere coming in through the back, not only was it bad for the canvas but it also increased the tightening and loosening of the canvas as the seasons changed. And in order to get that illusion of this thing coming out properly from the center, I would build up when the canvas tightened, and then when it loosened I would compensate for that. So even though the form was coming along fine, the depth was not coming along fine, depending on what season it was. And hacking away at one corner, thinking the problem was down there, I'd find out that the problem was somewhere else. That I really experienced as the real hard row to hoe that a sculptor has.
NARRATOR: The painting was wedged tightly into the window—and it was much too large to fit through the door of her studio and go down the stairs. There was no way to get the painting out but to cut through the window and the wall beneath and use a forklift to lower it from the building's second story. Removing the painting was an elaborate operation—one that was captured by DeFeo's friend, the artist Bruce Conner, and edited into his 1967 film The White Rose.
NARRATOR: In 1958, DeFeo began work on two paintings simultaneously. This one, The Jewel, took her about two years to complete.
She continued working on its counterpart—a work that she initially titled Deathrose—for almost eight years.
In 1959, Dorothy Miller, a curator at the Museum of Modern Art, invited her to include the painting, which was still in progress, in the exhibition Sixteen Americans. It was a tremendous opportunity. This was the exhibition that first brought major attention to the artists Jasper Johns, Robert Rauchenberg, and Frank Stella. DeFeo had five works in the exhibition, but she wasn't willing to let the unfinished Deathrose leave her studio. Still, its photograph appeared in the exhibition catalogue.
When DeFeo began the painting—which she ultimately titled The Rose —its focal point wasn't positioned at the center of the canvas compositionally. After she'd worked on the painting for about a year, she concluded that it needed to be both larger and centered.
It took sixteen people working all day to cut the enormous painting off of its stretcher and glue it to a bigger canvas. They then wedged the painting tightly into the bay window in DeFeo's studio.
DeFeo built up the surface with layers of oil paint and carved it back down repeatedly, resulting in multiple different stages over the years. She described those stages in art-historical terms. The photograph on your screen now shows a flamboyantly curving composition—what DeFeo called its "baroque" phase.
Eventually, DeFeo straightened out the lines, so that the final work took on what she described as a more "classical" form.
Please note: The Whitney is closed in preparation for the opening of our new building downtown on May 1, 2015.
The Whitney is closed in preparation for the opening of our new building downtown on May 1, 2015. Stay in touch.


text:
They say:
Southern rock/Americana.
We say:
Jammin combo: covers and originals.
They say:
All-original, pretty exciting alt-rock/metal.
We say:
Hard stuff. The latest is a six-song mini-album titled So Here We Are.
They say:
Something youd love to be infected with!
We say:
Summerville five-piece: vintage and modern metal.
Powered by Foundation
© Copyright 2014,
Charleston City Paper

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Torrington Travel Guide
Torrington Attractions
Useful Links
Featured Hotels in Torrington
- Yankee Pedlar Inn Hotel 93 Main St Torrington
- Days Inn Hotel 492 East Main Street Torrington 51 Rooms
- Quality Inn and Suites Hotel 395 Winsted Rd Torrington
- Royal Inn Hotel 19 Nathaniel Street Torrington
- More Torrington Hotels
Know a thing or two about Torrington ?
Please share your experiences and tips with your fellow travellers.
Your personal details and email address won't be published.
Fields with an * are required. Errors will be indicated in red


text:
SingaporeEast BayPrivateFor SaleGet VIP invite for showflat viewing when project is still at prelaunch prices
Combining the relaxed atmosphere of coastal living with the advantages of modern building design, East Bay's 40 exclusive homes include 1, 2 and 3-bedroom apartments as well as penthouses with private roof-top patios and pools that connect you to the outdoors from the privacy of your own bedroom suite
Live where the action is. Prime district 10, near Orchard Road Shopping Centre. Mt Sophia suites are built to cater for your exquisite lifestyle. Choice of 1 or 2 br apartments, 5 mins walk to Dhoby Ghaut mrt, Plaza Singapura or even to educational hub:SMU, LaSalle College of Music and Arts/Drama.The whole area is being upgraded to include a Wilkie Mall.
New Project. TOP: 4th Quarter 2012
For Floorplan, Please visit http://www.assetomgt.com/
Private Pool for Some unitsSwimming Pool GymnasiumBBQ AreaSocial Pool with JacuzziSocial/Wadding Pool with Jacuzzi
Subtle details and thoughful touches ...with quality materials, finishes and fittings, ensures daily living can be a delightfulexperiences.
Search for new property in Singapore at 88DB.com, Asia-Pacific's service portal & classifieds. Find commercial office for rent, hdb rentals, rent landed properties, latest property launch, property estate agent, apartment for rent & real estate management. Buy office for sale, hdb for sale, commercial office space, home insurance and landed property.


text:
Brooch and Earring Cameo Set
List Price: $62.98
Our Price: $54.99
10% off $49+, 15% off $75+, 20% off $99+. Plus, Free Shipping. Details >
Item No.: CGCS553
Queen Victoria first popularized the cameo during her reign. This enduring classic is the epitome of feminine grace. This set features a lovely brooch which layers two stampings made in vintage dies with a resin cameo. The dangling charm holds an authentic brass button circa 1880-1910. Romantic faux cameo post earrings are modeled after a Victorian-era slide.More >
AVAILABILITY: In Stock, leaves warehouse in 1 - 2 full bus. days Details >


text:
I will frequently ask for a donation to cover the costs of operating this website and on rare occasion more than one person will donate when I do ask. I also have times when I discount the price of …Continue
Added by Shelli Poole on November 25, 2011 at 11:30am — 5 Comments
A few days ago, a friend of mine was reading a story in the Saline Courier and realized that one of the alleged burglars caught recently by the Benton PD had a familiar name. Turns out, it was someone in her friends list on Facebook.…Continue
Added by Shelli Poole on November 25, 2011 at 9:01am — 1 Comment
Notice is hereby given that the
Special State of Arkansas
Special City of Benton
Election will be held
Tuesday, November 8, 2011…Continue
Added by Shelli Poole on November 8, 2011 at 12:30am — No Comments
Something just came up. Or maybe you just need a night out.
Who do you trust with your kids?
Going out of town? What do you do with your pets?
Maybe just need someone to check up on your home?
What do you do in these situations?
I'm pretty lucky as far as having parents nearby and willing to help with the care of my kids, dogs and house, but there are limits, and there comes a time when they're just unavailable. Where do you…Continue
Added by Shelli Poole on November 3, 2011 at 11:17pm — 1 Comment
Added by Shelli Poole on November 3, 2011 at 9:17pm — No Comments


text:
See: All the Looks From the 2014 White House Correspondents' Dinner
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Lupita Nyong'o, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, and Freida Pinto attended.
While Courtney Love never left.
What an exciting festival this has been!
Including Claire Danes, Katy Perry, Sofia Vergara and Anna Wintour.
Plus, lots of celebrity hair changes, from bangs to dye jobs.
All the looks from the Most Important Red Carpet Ever.
From Eva Longoria-Parker in peach to Freida Pinto rocking periwinkle, the rainbow ruled.


text:
Home | Course Reserve Links
Course Reserve Links
Faculty Course Reserve Pages are listed below. Click on the instructor's name and enter the password that was provided to you.
Bednar, Rev. Gerald
Bradesca, Sr. Donna Marie, OSU
Hollis, Rev. Mark
Dragga, Rev. Thomas
Koopman, Rev. Joseph
Latcovich, Rev. Mark
Ott, Rev. Mark
Tosco, Rev. Lorenzo
Woost, Rev. Michael


text:
Kratos • Page 2
Kratos smacks King Midas around in new Ghost of Sparta video
Sony and Ready at Dawn released a new video for God of War: Ghost of Sparta last night on Spike TV, showing our always brutal hero dishing out loads of death and killin'.6
Ready at Dawn dishes storyline, mechanics on GoW: Ghost of Sparta
God of War: Ghost of Sparta's creative director Ru Weerasuriya and game director Dana Jan have sat down and explained a bit about what to expect in the game. When released later in the year, it looks like you're going to see another side to Kratos than just the brutality.3
God of War III bests God of War II launch by 32%
NPD's Anita Frazier revealed her industry analysis for March 2010 that God of War III has bested the launch of it's predecessor, God of War II, by 32 percent.2
GOW3's "zipped up" too tight for certain types of DLC, says Asmussen
Stig Asmussen has revealed to D'toid that as far as DLC with God of War III's concerned, there is really not much the team at Santa Monica could do in terms of content since the game's "zipped up so tight".12
Sony and Jaffe prevail in God of War lawsuit
Back in 2008, a couple filed suit against Sony and David Jaffe, claiming that God of War was a blatant rip-off of their screenplay – which saw Athens attacked by Spartans and the gods of Mount Olympus trying to restore peace. Well, a California federal judge has decided that there was no copyright infringement involved […]6
GoW III producer: "Don't do anything just to be controversial"
Steve Caterson, senior producer at Sony Santa Monica, has told Gamasutra that the violence in God of War III was all part of Kratos'character and the storyline, and had nothing to do with being sensationalist or controversial just for the sake of it.20
God of War games to get Move support only if it's not "hokey"
Sony has said in the past that some of the games already present in the PS3 catalog will get PS Move support. Will this include the God of War games? Only if it's not a "hokey" thing to do, says design director Todd Papy.4
God of War III DLC and more Kratos a "possibility" says Sony
The God of War team is talking about DLC right now, or at least the possibility of it – but don't expect to be seeing it next week, Spartans.9
God of War III soundtrack now available for $1.99
Remember last week when AOL Radio gave you a taste of the metaltastic God of War III inspired tracks that are included with the game's premium edition? Well, today, Sony has announced the release of the Blood & Metal EP and to kick things off, the US PS Blog has posted the video to Trivium's […]8
Listen to metalriffic songs from the God of War III Ultimate Edition
In the mood for a bit of metal? Sure you are! You're always in the mood for some, and now you can hear some that is God of War III related.9
ESRB describes God of War III and its sex mini-game
Those who thought that God of War III would not contain another sex mini-game have probably never played a title starring Kratos in their life. That's okay though – the ESRB has a lovely description of the latest one for you, and all the sexy details are posted below the break.11
GoW artist: Kratos was almost a "little elf character"
Lead environmental artist for the first God of War game, Ken Feldman, has revealed that the first design concept for Kratos had him depicted as this "little elf character". Thank Hades that didn't happen.2
God of War III pre-orders net a 17 x 24 poster signed by Andy Park
GameStop has announced that customers who pre-order God of War III in-store will receive an exclusive 17 x 24 poster signed by Andy Park, Concept Artist for God of War III.4
God of War III gets 9 in world-first review in OPM UK
OPM UK has given God of War III a nine in the game's first ever review in its latest issue hitting subs now.57
7-Eleven to give away God of War III goodies with Slurpees
As if you didn't already have an excuse to walk into 7-Eleven and get a Slurpee or a Big Gulp, Sony and the convenient store are teaming up in the US to give gamers a better reason than just a sugar rush – God of War III codes for armor, dynamic themes, and more.15
Things don't go so well for minions in new God of War III video
Want to see Kratos slash a bunch of evil minions with his Blades of Chaos? Sure you do, and thanks to Gamespot you can. On passed the break, there is a new video featuring just such a thing. It's lovely, delicious and brutal. Come on March 2010. Hurry the hell up.10
Sony will announce a UK God of War 3 demo "in due course"
Sony has confirmed that the God of War 3 demo included with the Blu-ray release of District 9 is for US only. "That's for the US only," a Sony spokesperson told StrategyInformer. "We'll announce our plans for the [UK] GOW 3 demo in due course." Looks like you'll have to wait a bit longer, UK. […]8
Trophies for God of War Collection listed, game's golden
The God of War Collection for PS3 has gone gold, folks, and to celebrate – Sony has listed all the Trophies you can acquire in the games. This extensive list is a bit big to be posted here, so head on over to the US PS Blog to check it out. If you have never […]13
God of War III: Third batch of fankit goodies land on the net
Those looking forward to God of War III can get a bit of a fix while they wait, thanks to another fankit landing on the official site. In it you will find a cyclops render, artwork, a series of high-res screens, etc. One can never get enough Kratos, in our opinion at least. Get yours […]0
God of War inspired cutlery arriving in October
We knew about the novels, and the comics, but it looks like you can soon own your very own God of War inspired cutlery. Hitting in October, United Cutlery's Blades of Chaos will create a scaled replica of Kratos Blades of Chaos. The weapon will be a total of 20-13/16 inches long and have a […]7
Kratos Latest
ESRB describes God of War III and its sex mini-game
GoW artist: Kratos was almost a "little elf character"
God of War III pre-orders net a 17 x 24 poster signed by Andy Park
God of War III gets 9 in world-first review in OPM UK
7-Eleven to give away God of War III goodies with Slurpees
Things don't go so well for minions in new God of War III video
Sony will announce a UK God of War 3 demo "in due course"
Trophies for God of War Collection listed, game's golden
God of War III: Third batch of fankit goodies land on the net
God of War inspired cutlery arriving in October
Report: Ending in God of War movie differs from the game
Kratos guest stars in Soulcalibur: Broken Destiny to slice things up
Stig Asmussen hopes Dante's Inferno is a threat to God of War III
Rumor: Kratos returning to PSP via Ready at Dawn
No God of War movie in director Brett Ratner's future
GameStop offers more God of War LittleBigPlanet skins
OPM UK readers to get exclusive Kratos sackboy download
No Kratos in Soul Calibur IV, says 1UP
Kratos rumoured as Soul Calibur IV character


text:
All you need to know about the HTC DROID DNA
But enough about us! At the end of the day, what's important is the marvelous DROID DNA, its sexy body and alluring specs. What you'll find below is a complete list with all our coverage of the announcement event and the handset itself. Whatever it is that you'd like to know about the DROID DNA, it's guaranteed that you'll find it here! Be sure to come back here from time to time, as we'll be adding more articles during the following days.
Like this story? Like us on Facebook to follow our posts:
Share:Facebook Twitter Google plus
25 Comments
1. fsahin (Posts: 46; Member since: 17 Mar 2012)
finaly king of the smartphones landed, welcome on board.
7. redmd (Posts: 912; Member since: 26 Oct 2011)
-no not just yet. you have to charge the king to an outlet before that battery dies on you.
10. Nadr1212 (Posts: 741; Member since: 22 Sep 2012)
that's WAY too much news and articles to read and keep up with!
11. JC557 (Posts: 1165; Member since: 07 Dec 2011)
HTC phone are pretty decent with battery despite having a lower capacity. The stand-by life is quite good on HTC phones I have owned (Incredible, Thunderbolt, Rezound).
My Rezound with a 1620mAH battery gets good moderate/ mixed usage life with okay heavy usage.
22. mwellscubed (Posts: 5; Member since: 14 Nov 2012)
Saying the Thunderbolt has good battery life is kinda hilarious
14. darkskoliro (Posts: 997; Member since: 07 May 2012)
No. Ultimate phone is the international DLX that is going to be released, most likey with SD card slot like the J Butterfly.
18. zuckerboy (banned) (Posts: 898; Member since: 22 Dec 2011)
for a while ...
2. DatabaseMX (Posts: 19; Member since: 27 May 2009)
These high end phones should not be allowed on the market w/o both of the following:
1) Minimum of 3,000 ma battery
2) Removable battery.
3. jwl3429 (Posts: 36; Member since: 28 Sep 2009)
agree on the capacity no way this can keep up with the screen and LTE
4. Kkalian311 (Posts: 3; Member since: 13 Nov 2012)
Ive been lucky enough to have the device for a few days now. I haven't had any battery issues. Its last me all day with above average use.
5. darkskoliro (Posts: 997; Member since: 07 May 2012)
is that a legit comment? we will wait and see for a battery review. I wont judge just yet.
25. darkskoliro (Posts: 997; Member since: 07 May 2012)
For those of you wanting a review
She claims the battery lasts a day easily, so those battery comments will go down the drain.
6. gallitoking (Posts: 4690; Member since: 17 May 2011)
all I needed to know is that is an HTC and the battery size, for me not to even blink at this phone
8. RicoNZ (Posts: 11; Member since: 19 Aug 2012)
New HTC flagship device?
Don't expect more than 1 OS upgrade in the future for it - ala Desire HD.
9. DatabaseMX (Posts: 19; Member since: 27 May 2009)
@ Kkalian311
"Ive been lucky enough to have the device for a few days now"
How so, since it has not been released yet ?
26. chocolaking (Posts: 461; Member since: 22 May 2012)
I thought it has already released in Asia? isn't it?
27. Owlet (Posts: 447; Member since: 21 Feb 2011)
If you mean Japan, HTC Butterfly J will be released in December there. So, no. it's not yet released in Asia.
12. maxout (Posts: 32; Member since: 20 Oct 2012)
1. QuadCore
3. SEXY DESIGN/ Screen
4. 8MP Cam
5. Jelly Bean
1. 16 GB Storage / 11 GB ONLY.
2. NO Micro SD
3. NO Micro SD
4. NO Micro SD
5. NO Micro SD
15. Owlet (Posts: 447; Member since: 21 Feb 2011)
Aren't you tired of copying and pasting yet? I'm tired of seeing it. Wanna be banned?..
24. maxout (Posts: 32; Member since: 20 Oct 2012)
you know why i did that... i got pizzed the F off when i saw 16GB internal memory. I was gonna go next morning at 9:00AM to buy the damn phone but no Micro SD and 16gb just killed my excitement.
20. deeoh1084 (Posts: 49; Member since: 30 Dec 2009)
you forgot non removable small capacity battery on the cons side
it looks very very nice (awesome design and astonishing screen) but IMO i rather get G Note 2 (i said in my opinion) b/c it has sd card slot with 64GB support, removable battery with much bigger capacity, multiview, and etc etc....
17. tiara6918 (Posts: 1553; Member since: 26 Apr 2012)
Come to papa my droid dna!
19. etothez23 (Posts: 1; Member since: 14 Nov 2012)
Does the DNA have a FM Radio Tuner like the Thunderbolt? Im getting ready to upgrade but love listening to Radio because it doesnt eat up my data usage on Verizon! And im not alloud to connect to Wi-Fi at work!
21. Owlet (Posts: 447; Member since: 21 Feb 2011)
Probably not. It's not in the specs anywhere. Sorry.
23. murati (Posts: 21; Member since: 29 Apr 2012)
They are realy crazy this HTC guys... they make great phone, great screen, nice design, everything perfect. NO, but stupid as they are, they put 5' full HD screen and 2020maH battery and 16 gb (11gb for user) space WITHOUT SD card?? Come on ??? Haven't you learnd anything ?? Why thee f... can you HTC just listen to the people??? You will realy gona go down, deep ! ufff


text:
Home Energy Pros
Typical Inverter installed with weather cover near electric meter
Share Twitter
Views: 5
Join Home Energy Pros
Welcome toHome Energy Pros
Sign Upor Sign In
Or sign in with:
Home Energy Pros was founded by the developers of Home Energy Saver Pro (sponsored by the U.S. Department of Energy,) and brought to you in partnership with Home Energy magazine.
© 2014 Created by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
Badges |
Report an Issue |
Terms of Service
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.


text:
FISHER/UNITECH has partnered with Stratasys Corp and Automation Alley to deliver an update on the ground-breaking improvements in additive manufacturing, including both PolyJet and Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) technologies.
Attendees will hear from industry experts on how 3D printing has revolutionized manufacturing and receive free advanced training. The FISHER/UNITECH rapid technology team will present on several new ways that 3D printing is being used in tooling and industrial automation including injection molding and metal casting applications. Guest speaker, Michael Wegman from Stratasys Corp. will give attendees insight on the Stratasys business strategy and advances in material science that are driving new uses for additive manufacturing.
"3D printing is entering an exciting new phase for manufacturing due to advances in our build envelopes and new materials. We are looking forward to joining FISHER/UNITECH at Automation Alley to share our insights on these advances," said Michael Wegman from Stratasys Corp.
"We are excited to share our expertise in 3D printing applications with the Automation Alley community," said Charlie Hess, President at FISHER UNITECH. "In addition, we are pleased to have Michael Wegman present the Stratasys strategy for additive manufacturing. It will be a productive event for those interested in applying 3D printing to their product development process," he said.
The 3D Printing Tech Update is complimentary and all are welcomed to attend. Registration is required. For more information, registration and the complete agenda, please visit http://www.funtech.com/Events/3D-Printing-Technology-Update.


text:
Hotel Okura Amsterdam has its own spacious parking facilities. The parking fee is € 4,00 per hour. Hotel guests pay € 35,00 per 24 hours.
In reference to the environment and the increase in use of electrical cars, the hotel has 2 electrical power charger points available in the parking garage, that are free of charge. An universal power cable can be connected to the wall-mounted power charger. Please find the power supply points that are located on spot # 11 en # 12 in our parking garage.
Parking in Amsterdam at 6 euros per 24 hours, including free public transport
P+R (Park and Ride) spots offers visitors to Amsterdam the smartest parking solution. P+R spots are parking spots at the edge of town, where you can easily switch to public transport. Parking in a P+R spot costs 6 euros per 24 hours, including free public transport for up to five people. Your car will be supervised. At P+R Olympisch Stadion and P+R Sloterdijk it is also possible to borrow two bicycles.
Amsterdam has P+R spots in the following locations:
1. ArenA Burgemeester Stramanweg 130, 1101 EP
2. Zeeburg Zuiderzeeweg 46, 1095 KJ
3. Olympic Stadium Olympisch Stadion 44, 1076 DE
4. Sloterdijk Piarcoplein 1, 1043 DW
5. Bos en Lommer* Leeuwendalersweg 23b, 1055 JE
* Please note: You can drop off your car at P+R Bos en Lommer from 7:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. Leaving is possible 24 hours a day.
For more information (in Dutch) about using the P+R spots, visit www.bereikbaar.amsterdam.nl


text: DIGITAL TREASURES : Search Results home : browse : advanced search : preferences : my favorites : about : help Search results for ( Refine your search CreatorPease, Aaron, H (33)Sears, Richard (28)Pease, Aaron H (24)The Wohlbruck Studio (22)Sargent, Edgar E (20)Show more...SubjectTire Industry – Mass... (24)West Boylston (Mass) -... (16)Shrewsbury Public Libr... (10)—massachusetts—spr... (8)College of Our Lady of... (8)Show more... results 221-240 of 1032 item(s) page 12 of 52 : ( << 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites Image: Title: Subject: Description: 221. Serving Table for the Connecticut College for Women Furniture--Drawings; Furniture designers; Furniture industry and trade--Massachusetts--Gardner; ; Schools--Furniture, equipment, etc. A design drawing for a serving table designed for the Connecticut College for Women by the Heywood-Wakefield Company. The drawing is labeled "CA7860" and is dated July, 18 1961. It is one of many design... 222. Theater Seating by the Heywood-Wakefield Company, ca. 1937 Theaters--Chairs--Catalogs; Theater--Chairs--Advertising; Heywood--Wakefield Company--Catalogs; Furniture industry and trade--Catalogs; Furniture industry and trade--Massachusetts--Gardner Two pages from the Heywood-Wakefield Theatre Seating Catalog, ca. 1937. The pages show two theater seats, O.C. 986 and O.C. 978, which were part of the Streamline Seating line. Started in 1826, the Heywood-Wakefield... 223. Table with fruit Furniture--Drawings; Furniture designers; Furniture industry and trade--Massachusetts--Gardner A colored drawing of a table with a bowl of fruit on it. The table is sleek and modern, and the bowl of fruit has a pineapple that sits prominently in the middle. It is the ninth in a series of drawings... 224. Paper towel sketch of a stirrup Stirrups; Doodles; Drawing; Horsemanship--Equipment and supplies A doodle of a stirrup drawn by W. Joseph Carr. The main stirrup has "polo" written on it and "Pony or Chukker" written underneath. Joseph Carr was a noted furniture designer, artist, cartoonist and sculptor... 225. Tubular Steel School Furniture, Heywood-Wakefield Heywood--Wakefield Company--Exhibitions; Furniture--Exhibitions; Schools--Furniture, equipment, etc.; Furniture industry and trade--Massachusetts--Gardner A file print of the Heywood-Wakefield Company school furniture and auditorium setting display at the April 5, 1952 Boston NEA exhibition. The photograph shows Heywood-Wakefield school desks and chairs... 226. Chippendale side and arm chair design Furniture design; Chair design; Furniture--Drawings; Furniture designers; Furniture industry and trade--Massachusetts--Gardner A hand-drawn design by W. Joseph Carr of a Chippendale Side and Arm Chair. The drawing shows the forward view of a side chair, A side view of the arm chair, and the bell-shaped seat frame. The drawing... 227. Chippendale furniture designs Heywood-Wakefield Company; Chippendale; Furniture design; Furniture--Drawings; Furniture designers; Furniture industry and trade--Massachusetts--Gardner A design drawing by W. Joseph Carr of an American Chippendale China Cabinet, Dresser Mirror and Kidney Shaped Bench for the Heywood-Wakefield Company in Gardner, Massachusetts. The design drawing is labeled... 228. Springfield and Eastern Railway Car #369 Springfield and Eastern Street Railway Co.; Palmer and Monson Street Railway Co.; Railroads - Massachusetts - Palmer; Street Railroads - Massachusetts - Palmer; Converse Hotel (Palmer, Massachusetts) Image depicting four trolley conductors standing next to the Street Railway Car #369 on Main Street, Palmer, MA. Converse Hotel is in the background. Springfield and Eastern Street Railway Co. was originally... 229. Dedication of the Goodnow Memorial Building and Bagg Hall, 1887 Historic buildings--Massachusetts--Princeton; Princeton (Mass.)--History--Pictorial works; Goodnow Memorial Building; Bagg Hall; First Congregational Church; Building--Dedications; Goodnow, Edward A.; Marching bands A large crowd gathered in front of the First Congregational Church in Princeton, Massachusetts during a day-long ceremony in dedication of the Goodnow Memorial Building and Bagg Hall on September 6, 1887.... 230. Portrait, Princeton, MA - Beaman & Houghton Family - four generations, 1908 Beaman, Harriet (Thompson); Beaman, Phineas Alden; Beaman, Algernon Thompson; History -- Beaman family; Houghton, Harriet Elizabeth (Beaman); Houghton, Harriet Elizabeth; History -- Houghton family; Teachers --Massachusetts -- Princeton; Princeton (Mass.) Four generations of the Beaman and Houghton families are seated left to right: Harriet (Thompson) Beaman (b. 1820-07-08), Algernon Thompson Beaman (b. 1847-01-16), Harriet Elizabeth Houghton (b. 1908-03-03)... 231. School Street School School Street School (South Hadley, Mass.); Schools--Massachusetts--South Hadley; South Hadley (Mass.) Children and teachers pose in front of the School Street School, the first high school in South Hadley Falls. A bell tower is visible at the top center of roof. The school was opened in 1851 and enlarged... 232. Nelson and Rice Currier Shop, (Tannery), Shrewsbury (Mass.) Nelson and Rice Currier Shop, Main Street, Shrewsbury (Mass.) ; Historic buildings -- Shrewsbury (Mass.) ; Tanneries -- Shrewsbury (Mass.) ; Leather goods -- History -- Shrewsbury (Mass.) ; U.S. -- History -- Civil War, 1861-1865. Nelson and Rice Currier Shop located on Main Street, opposite South Street, Shrewsbury (Mass.) During the Civil War, Nelson and Rice supplied many leather goods for the Union soldiers. Hides came in to... 233. Green and Hickey Leather Company, Main Street, Shrewsbury (Mass.). Green and Hickey Leather Company, Main Street, Shrewsbury (Mass.) ; Historic buildings -- Shrewsbury (Mass.) ; Tanneries, Massachusetts. Nelson and Rice Currier Shop became Green and Hickey Leather Company, located on Main Street, opposite South Street, Shrewsbury (Mass.). The business continued to grow and later relocated to Grafton (Mass.).... 234. Anthony A. Borgatti (1916-1996) standing in front of SPAG'S, Shrewsbury, Mass. SPAG'S, Shrewsbury (Mass.) circa 1940 ; Hardware stores -- Shrewsbury (Mass.) ; Stores, Retail -- Shrewsbury (Mass.) ; Borgatti, Anthony A., (1916-1996) ; SPAG'S Supply, Inc. ; Discount housed (Retail trade -- Shrewsbury (Mass.). One of Shrewsbury's most famous residents in the twentieth century was Anthony A. Borgatti, Jr. (Spag). Born the oldest of four children on February 29, 1916, in Worcester (Mass.), he opened a tire and... 235. Albert B Wells Residence Main Street Southbridge Massachusetts Southbridge (Mass.)--History; Historic buildings--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Historic buildings--New England; Central business districts--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Architecture--United States--20th century; Southbridge (Mass.)--Pictorial works; American Optical Company; American Optical Corporation--Southbridge (Mass.) The home of Albert Bacheller (A.B.)Wells (1872-1953),and Ethel Burnham (1876-1949), at 176 Main Street, Southbridge, Massachusetts. The house was designed by renowned architect Daniel H. Burnham, of Evanston,... 236. Charles Eugene Monroe at his engraving table in his jewelry and watch store in the old YMCA building Southbridge Massachusetts Monroe, Charles Eugene, 1868-1931.Retail store--JewelerOptometry--Massachusetts--Southbridge.Optometrists--Massachusetts--Southbridge.Eyeglasses--Massachusetts--Southbridge.Southbridge (Mass.) Interior view of the jewelry store of Charles E. Monroe, later optometrist. The store was located at the Old YMCA building on the south side of Main Street in Southbridge. The YMCA building was located... 237. Ida Cook Monroe with baby Ralph Augustus at the Olds house on Dresser Street Southbridge Massachusetts Cook Monroe, Ida Elise, 1873-1966 Southbridge (Mass.)--History; Southbridge (Mass.)--Pictorial works; Residence of the Olds Cook Family, located on the corner of Chapin and Dresser Streets in Southbridge, Massachusetts. A glimpse of the house is given - a wooden structure with a brick foundation and a... 238. Fanny Olds Cook and Augustus Cook Cook Monroe, Ida Elise, 1873-1966 Southbridge (Mass.)--History; Southbridge (Mass.)--Pictorial works; Drama Augustus Cook and Fanny Olds Cook, parents of Ida Cook Monroe, in costume in a play at the Elm Street Congregational Church, Southbridge Massachusetts. There is a chaise longue in the background and the... 239. Augustus Cook in a church play at Elm Street Congregational Church Southbridge Southbridge (Mass.)--History; Southbridge (Mass.)--Pictorial works; Drama Augustus Cook on left of image and two unidentified characters, in costume in a play at the Elm Street Congregational Church, Southbridge Massachusetts. There is a chaise longue in the background and the... 240. Charles Eugene Monroe optometrist Southbridge Massachusetts Southbridge (Mass.)--History; Southbridge (Mass.)--Pictorial works; Monroe family; Monroe, Charles Eugene, 1868-1931; Cook Monroe, Ida Elise, 1873-1966; New England--Genealogy; Optometry--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Optometrists--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Eyeglasses--Massachusetts--Southbridge; Dashing portrait of the young Charles E. Monroe in formal wear. Monroe is shown in top coat, suit with fob watch, leather gloves and derby hat. His shirt has a high collar and is secured with a button.... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 221-240 of 1032 item(s) page 12 of 52 : ( << 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 >> ) :: previous : next powered by CONTENTdm ® | Contact: June Stokoe ~ Digital Initiatives ~ C/W MARS ^ to top ^


text:
Another Super Day
Once again, I had a super day. I'm told a lot of people never have any super days (commies, for example). But I am blessed in that almost every day of my life would best be described as "super." Over time some people would probably take their super days for granted. Not me. Because I'm a "stop and smell the roses" kind of guy. And when I do, do you know how those roses smell? They smell super.
What did I do today that was so super? Well, today was Wednesday, and Wednesday is my "visit sick kids in the hospital" day. Boy do those little faces light up when they see their favorite sardonic VH1 commentator walk through the doors bringing balloons and snarkiness. Yes, I give them the gift of laughter, but they give me a gift that's even better: money. I charge the hospital two hundred dollars per visit, a HUGE discount from my normal speaking fee, but still a pretty good wage for a half hour of "Cabbage Patch Kid" commentary.
After the hospital I went over to Wendy's for some ninety nine cent chili and a Frosty. The combination of hot and cold always gets me totally jacked up. Sometimes I put a little Frosty in my chili and vice versa just to fuck around. It tastes like shit, but at these prices, who cares? I left there feeling pretty full and pretty super.
From Wendy's it was on to the car wash, where I waited around until somebody didn't use all their time witih the vacuum hose, and then I swooped in and did the whole interior of my car for FREE!!! Actually, it was less than free because I found a nickel under one of the floor mats. It's like the car wash was paying me to clean my car. Far out!
Borders was next on my "to do" list. For anybody whose ever been to Borders, you know they don't carry Penthouse. That's okay, because they DO carry a "photographer's magazine" that almost always has some pretty sweet pictures of topless chicks inside. Even better, you can look at the thing all day long and if somebody asks what you're doing, you can just say you're studying "apertures." That ought to shut them up because the only people who use the word aperture are serious photography nerds. The only reason I even learned the word is so I could spend more time looking at majestic nips in rich, vibrant Fuji film.
The dog track is not open on Wednesday. At least not the one near my house. But there's always a dog running somewhere. So I went over to the OTB and placed a few bets. Didn't win shit, but I was playing with the hospital's money, and even though I lost the whole two hunney, I was still a nickel to the good because of my adventure at the car wash.
The rest of the day involved seeing my wife and kids and whatever, which was whatever. But when you combine the sick kids, Wendy's, Borders, the OTB, and the crank I was on the entire time, it was another super day!


text:
Tag: Literary HotelsView All Tags
Hotel Arts / Literary Hotels / Hotel Movies / Andaz Hotels / London Hotels / East London Hotels / → All Tags
Andaz Liverpool Street Will Now Give You A Creepgazm
If you've been to Andaz Liverpool Street, you'll know about the creepy Masonic Temple that lies in its bowels (yes, Americans, masons are considered kinda creepy across the pond). You'll also know that it's not often accessible, and usually opens for special events only. Luckily, though, there are two such events coming up.
The first is a screening of the new
Harry Potter Daniel Radcliffe film, Horns, coming up this Wednesday, its day of release. Sadly, Radcliffe himself won't be there but the director of the film will be doing a Q&A. It's part of the East End Film Festival, and tickets cost Ł10 – details here.
But far more exciting (unless Harry turns up) is the event – or Andaz Salon – on 19 November, which will see the Grand Secretary of the Freemasons, Nigel Brown, discussing freemasonry and all its ins and out (including the secret handshake? Who knows). This one is free, but you'll need to RSVP here as tickets are limited. At least, that's the reason they're giving.
Manhattan Hotels / Standard Hotels / Literary Hotels / → All Tags
Check In to the Standard East Village and Finish Your Masterpiece
In what may be the coolest writer residency program we've ever heard of, The Paris Review is teaming up with the Standard East Village to offer two lucky scribes three weeks at the hotel to finish their manuscript.
The residency, named the The Standard x Paris Review, will run in January and again in July and is open to writers of prose or poetry, fiction or nonfiction. In addition to their own room, writers will get a daily continental breakfast (which is actually a, ahem, standard right now anyway while the hotel is undergoing renovations) and as much coffee as required to get the creative juices flowing. The hotel expects the writer to stay alone in their room; "within reason" they say, leaving the door open for the occasional hookup.
Sweet Suites / Literary Hotels / Manhattan Hotels / Simon and Schuster / Chuck Klosterman / → All Tags
The Algonquin is Now The Ultimate Bibilophile Hotel
The Algonquin may have a new look but through the transformation, the hotel still hangs on to its literary heritage, paying tribute at nearly every turn to the days when Dorothy Parker held her infamous Round Table luncheons at the hotel. But now The Algonquin is dedicating an entire suite to literature.
The hotel has just opened The Simon & Schuster Suite on the 7th floor which includes a living room, a private bedroom with a king-sized bed and Simon & Schuster memorabilia galore with a permanent collection of literary classic and modern bestsellers. Look! We even see a copy "Revenge Wears Prada."
We've got some great pics of the suite below but if you're interested in settling down with a good book during your next visit to NYC, you can book the new Simon & Schuster package which includes a stay in the suite, an advanced copy of a soon-to-be-released book from Simon & Schuster at turndown and a complimentary breakfast at the Round Table Restaurant.
The partnership with Simon & Schuster will also include regular guest speakers and you need not book the suite to attend. The kick-off speaker/author will be Chuck Klosterman for the launch of his new book "I Wear the Black Hat: Grappling with Villains (Real and Imagined)" on July 8 at 6:30 pm.
Portland Hotels / Hotel Packages / Literary Hotels / Hotel Sex / 50 Shades of Grey Hotels / Helicopter Hotels / Hotel Helipads / → All Tags
Submit to The Heathman Hotel's "Fifty Shades of Grey" Package in Portland
Along with college girls, suburban grandmothers and soccer moms, we too were secretly titillated by E. L. James' erotic Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy. We toted the books on planes, read by the pool in Sin City (with just about everyone else in Vegas) and sometimes, we sheepishly skimmed while waiting at the drive-thu for our coffee.
As we got deeper into Anastasia and Christian's complex relationship, it turns out that we were only doing our job. The Heathman Hotel in Portland as a prominent setting to the story made us wonder, 'Why doesn't the Heathman have a Fifty Shades of Grey package ?'
Well, it turns out they do.
Hotel Photography / Hotel Cameras / Hotel Packages / Hotel Art / Hotel Sex / Literary Hotels / Seattle Hotels / Provenance Hotels / → All Tags
Bookworms And Photographers, Get Your Kicks At Hotel Max This Summer
We already know that Hotel Max in downtown Seattle likes to express itself. Artistically, that is. The 350 original paintings and photographs scattered around the hotel ought to tell you so—least of all the funky guest room doors, which each showcase one of 39 different designs by local artists.
Now, with two new promotions—"Shoot From The Hip" and "Fifty Shades of Seattle"—guests at the hotel will be able to be part of that creative process, though in two very different ways.
But whether you end up enjoying Seattle from behind the lens of a tricked-out analog camera, or gazing at it from above during a 30-minute "helitour," we don't think you'll be struggling for any inspiration.
Ernest Hemingway / Hemingway Hotels / Literary Hotels / Hotel Libraries / Hotel Bookshelves / → All Tags
The Sun Also Rises at an Ernest Hemingway Hotel (Coming Soon!)
It doesn't take much to get us excited about a new hotel brand but this one has us fired up, or rather ready to relax in a hammock with a classic novel on the beach somewhere.
Hemingway Ltd., a corporation owned by the estate and family of Ernest Hemingway have just announced a worldwide licensing agreement for Hemingway Hotels and Resorts to build luxury hotels and resorts based on the life of the legendary author.
The company has had interest from and is targeting developers and existing owners who are building new, or converting existing, hotels in destinations that are inspired by his work, travels and appetite for life, all representing the best of the Hemingway lifestyle. A prolific writer, world traveler and constant adventurer, Hemingway's spirit lives on with a timeless appeal that will imbue each distinctive property.
Paris Hotel Scene / Literary Hotels / iPad Hotels / Hotel Technology / Paris Hotels / → All Tags
Inside Paris' Le Pavillon des Lettres
We knew the doors are open and les iPads were on offer at Le Pavillon des Lettres, but it took a trip to Paris to finally check out the 26 rooms at this literary-themed boutique a short skip from the Champs Élysées. First impressions? C'est bon!
As we've reported, designer Didier Benderli, who did Pavillon de la Reine in the Third, masterminded the upgrade here, with custom furniture, '50s-inspired accents and sumptuous materials throughout. And the most obvious design feature: Each of the rooms is named for an author, with quotations hand-painted on the walls and a copy of the text from which they're drawn on the bedside table. (Fear not, digerati: these books are also pre-loaded on the guests-only iPads handed out at check in.)
Hotel Libraries / Literary Hotels / Taj Hotels / India Hotels / Hotel Bookshelves / Hotel Bibles / Hotel Korans / → All Tags
India's Taj Falaknuma Palace Might Just Be a Librarian's Double Rainbow
The newly opened Taj Falaknuma Palace in Hyderabad, India, has a lot of cool features, like it is one of the country's last remaining grand palaces, and it's built entirely of Italian marble and in the shape of a scorpion. But the geeks that we are, we're digging its expansive library.
The hotel carries more than 5,900 books in its Imperial Library. You'll find tomes on literature, history and religion. Though the standout is a rare collection of the holy Quran.
Hotel Openings / iPad Hotels / Paris Hotels / Literary Hotels / → All Tags
Finish That Book You've Been Meaning to Write at Le Pavillon Des Lettres in Paris
The Pavillon Des Lettres, Paris's first literary hotel, is now open. Sister to The Pavillon De La Reine, the new four-star boutique hotel is located near the famous (but often crowded and busy) Champs-Elysees.
The hotel pays homage to both French and international literature writers with 26 rooms and suites, each dedicated to letter of the alphabet and a famous writer associated with that letter. The rooms are decorated with images and extracts of the authors work are printed on the walls.
The authors include Shakespeare, La Fontaine, Voltaire, Woolf and Yeats. And if you find yourself inspired by all of this literature you'll be pleased to know each room has an iPad, perfect for typing your own novel. Downstairs in The Salon the library has a further selection of novels, comic books, classic and newly published works for you to feast your brain on.
Hotel Packages / Washington DC Hotels / Literary Hotels / → All Tags
Relive Robert Langdon's Quest at DC's Dupont Hotel (And Empty Your Wallets Too)
Oh lordy, it's begun. We speak, of course, of the inevitable descent of Dan Brown fanatics looking to unlock the secrets of the Masonry in DC as described in his new bestseller novel, "The Lost Symbol." And just as inevitable: DC hotels looking to cash in on the influx of tourists. The new boutique Dupont Hotel leads the way with its "Ultimate Lost Symbol Package."
With a $5,999 price tag, you might need to sweet talk Dan Brown into footing your bill, but that's besides the point. True devotees know no cost, we suppose.
Hotel Bookshelves / Literary Hotels / Hotel Libraries / England Hotels / → All Tags
Booking a Night With a Bunch of Books
We've been following the hotel bookshelves trend for awhile now, but we've only just stumbled across what may be the pičce de résistance of hotel libraries (and, no, it's not New York's Library Hotel.)
Forget hipster-curated lobby and guestroom collections—over in Wales, you can stay in an honest-to-God actual library (and we don't mean taking a catnap behind the stacks at your local branch).
St Deiniol's—Britain's only residential library—was created by book nerd William Ewart Gladstone in the town of Hawarden, in North East Wales. It's been around since 1898 and looks fittingly Victorian and scholarly-like.
HotelChatter Reviews / Hotel Video Tours / Key West Hotels / Spring Break Hotels / Literary Hotels / → All Tags
Chilling Out at the Crowne Plaza Key West La Concha
Jaunted editor Victor Ozols is just back from a trip down to Key West where he celebrated Spring Break. Wanna know where he shacked up during his stay? Watch his in-depth guided video tour here. Or if you're at work and your boss is hovering, read the entire review below and pretend it's work-related.


text:
John served on Wesleyan's athletic staff for 38 years, the final 24 as its director. He was extremely active in regional and national committees, chairing the NCAA Management Council responsible for oversight of Division III operations and serving as a member of the NCAA Executive Committee. He was named Division III Athletic Director of the Year for the Northeast Region by the National Association of College Athletic Directors in 1999-00.
As director of athletics, Biddiscombe oversaw the development of the Freeman Athletic Center, one of the premier athletic facilities in New England. He championed the recruitment of full-time coaches for women's sports, initiated both the Athletics Advantage (A-Plus) Program and a faculty- team mentoring program. More recently, he helped establish the Alumni Athletics Advisory Council, and developed the Wesleyan Athletics Hall of Fame.
John came to Wesleyan in 1974 as head wrestling coach and assistant coach in both football and track and field. Over the 15 years (1974-1989) he led wrestling, he compiled a won-loss record of 128-85-3. His 1983-84 team, which is being inducted, won the New England championship. That same year he was also voted New England wrestling coach of the year, as he was again in 1989. He was inducted into the New England Collegiate Wrestling Hall of Fame in 2004.
Biddiscombe was very involved in community service during his time at Wesleyan. He served the Middlesex United Way in many capacities, including a term as its president in 2002-2004. He also chaired the grants committee of the Middlesex County Community Foundation and was vice chair of its Board of Directors. He was a member of the Executive Committee of the Nutmeg Chapter of Big Brothers and Big Sisters.


text: Warning: fetch_template() calls should be replaced by the vB_Template class. Template name: navbar in ..../includes/functions.php on line 4597 Parse error: syntax error, unexpected 'navbar' (T_STRING) in /home/huntandf/public_html/reviews/header-inc.php(85) : eval()'d code on line 1 Warning: fetch_template() calls should be replaced by the vB_Template class. Template name: footer in ..../includes/functions.php on line 4597 Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '' (T_ENCAPSED_AND_WHITESPACE), expecting identifier (T_STRING) or variable (T_VARIABLE) or number (T_NUM_STRING) in /home/huntandf/public_html/reviews/header-inc.php(259) : eval()'d code on line 1 Warning: Assigning the return value of new by reference is deprecated in /home/huntandf/public_html/reviews/forums/vb3.php on line 582 Whitetail Heaven Outfitters - Hunting Guide and Fishing Guide Reviews Register Help Remember Me? Home · Search · Member List · Register Home » Hunting Guides and Outfitters » Kentucky « Previous Listing Whitetail Heaven Outfitters Reviews Views Date listing posted 0 18009 Recommended By Average Price Average Rating No recommendations None indicated None indicated Description: We find that winter wheat, big stands of cedars, honey suckle and buck forage oats is some of the best late season hunting a man can find. We have also found that high protein soybeans not only grow big racks but also is a favorite to bucks in the early fall along with various clovers and alfalfa. Big stands of white oaks is a favorite for our September and October bow hunters when we have a good acorn year. And Whitetail Heaven is the place waiting for you to come experience some awesome deer hunting.Whitetail Heaven Outfitters 2047 Hall Rd., Nicholasville,KY 40356. Phone: 1-859-509-2704 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.deerhuntingkentucky.com Keywords: Deer Hunting, Trophy hunting Nicholasville Statistics Users 1,515 Listings 3,168 Reviews 14 Views 33,210,861 Top Posters Guide Listings 2033 Guides and Outfitters 930 fishing guides 141 D Winkler 45 rangeland 4 Random Listings - Kentucky Western Kentucky OutdoorsGuide Listings Tradewater OutfittersGuide Listings Most Viewed Selman Ranch 46,847 WING AND RACK RANCH 46,656 WING AND RACK RANCH 44,811 WING AND RACK RANCH 44,702 Persimmon Creek Out... 44,123


text:
The nearest major airport is Bradley International Airport (BDL / KBDL). This airport has international and domestic flights from Hartford, Connecticut and is 20 miles from the center of Springfield, MA.
Another major airport is Worcester Regional Airport (ORH / KORH), which has domestic flights from Worcester, Massachusetts and is 53 miles from Springfield, MA.
Find some hotels near Springfield, MA, or scroll down for more international airports or domestic airports. You can also browse local airports if you're a pilot.
20 miles: Bradley International Airport - Hartford, CT (BDL / KBDL)
94 miles: Boston Logan International Airport - Boston, MA (BOS / KBOS)
134 miles: LaGuardia Airport - New York, NY (LGA / KLGA)
143 miles: John F. Kennedy International Airport - New York, NY (JFK / KJFK)
154 miles: Newark Liberty International Airport - Newark, NJ (EWR / KEWR)
20 miles: Bradley International Airport - Hartford, CT (BDL / KBDL)
53 miles: Worcester Regional Airport - Worcester, MA (ORH / KORH)
68 miles: Tweed New Haven Regional Airport - New Haven, CT (HVN / KHVN)
94 miles: Boston Logan International Airport - Boston, MA (BOS / KBOS)
97 miles: Theodore Francis Green Memorial State Airport - Providence, RI (PVD / KPVD)
98 miles: Albany International Airport - Albany, NY (ALB / KALB)
116 miles: Westchester County Airport - White Plains, NY (HPN / KHPN)
123 miles: Manchester-Boston Regional Airport - Manchester, NH (MHT / KMHT)
125 miles: New Bedford Regional Airport - New Bedford, MA (EWB / KEWB)
128 miles: Stewart International Airport - Newburgh, NY (SWF / KSWF)
11 miles: Westover Metropolitan Airport - Springfield, MA (CEF / KCEF)
14 miles: Westfield-Barnes Regional Airport - Westfield, MA (BAF / KBAF)
29 miles: Hartford-Brainard Airport - Hartford, CT (HFD / KHFD)
29 miles: Rentschler - East Hartford, CT (EHT)
38 miles: Tanner-Hiller Airport - Barre, MA (K8B5 / 8B5)
41 miles: Southbridge Airport - Southbridge, MA (QSO)
45 miles: Orange Municipal Airport - Orange, MA (JZB)
50 miles: Spencer Airport - Spencer, MA (K60M / 60M)
54 miles: Pittsfield Municipal Airport - Pittsfield, MA (PSF / KPSF)
58 miles: Walter J. Koladza Airport - Great Barrington, MA (GBR / KGBR)
Travelmath helps you find the closest airport to any city, as well as a list of smaller local airports. You can use these pages to plan your trip and figure out the easiest way to get to your destination. Many times there are multiple airports near the city you want to visit, so you can often find a cheaper flight into a different airport. This is especially useful if you are getting a rental car, since it might be better to drive a bit farther in order to save money on airfare. If you're booking an international flight, you probably want the closest major airport, otherwise if you're a pilot you may be looking for a local airport. Use this tool along with the flight distance pages to plan your travel.


text:
Material: WYOMING
Product Code: 15468002
Select UK Size:
Part of the PAVED Collection
The Paved collection offers a lightweight alternative for those seeking a rugged, durable, everyday shoe.
- 6-Eyelet and 2-Hook Moc Boot
- Black Wyoming leather- has a subtle grain and an oily surgace, treated to create an antique look
- Heel loop
- Sole is stitched and cemented to the base of the upper, offers good abrasion and slip resistance
Made In: China
ConstructionThis is a stitchdown product. The sole is stitched and cemented to the upper.The uppers are turned out and are then sewn down to the midsole.
MaterialA slighty milled, snuffed leather, with a medium to heavy pull-up and a strong oily surface.
Care Instructions[Wyoming] = Clean Away dirt using a damp cloth, allow to dry apply a clear wax based shoe polish to restore shine as desired. In the event of heavy scuffing or loss of colour then clean as before but add a matching coloured wax based shoe polish and buff up the leather with brush and cloth as required.
US Customers
Free Ground Shipping on orders over $50
Click here for more detailed shipping and returns information


text:
Polansky v. NH Department of Corrections, Commissioner, et al
Filing 55
ORDER approving 42 Discovery Plan. Length of Trial 2 days. Case Track: Standard. PRETRIAL CONFERENCE CANCELLED. So Ordered by Magistrate Judge Landya B. McCafferty. Summary Judgment Motions due by 4/1/2013. Dispositive Motion Filing Deadline 10/1/2012.(mm)
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF NEW HAMPSHIRE Christopher Polansky v. Civil No. 12-cv-105-PB NH Department of Corrections, et al ORDER Re: Document No. 42, Proposed Discovery Plan Ruling: Approved and adopted as a pretrial scheduling order with the following clarification: In his objection, plaintiff objects only to this court's approving the portion of the proposal that allows defendants to file a motion to dismiss by December 1, 2012. The court's approval of the proposed discovery plan does not constitute an order to file such a motion, a comment on the merits of any such motion, or a forecast of the court's ruling should such a motion be filed. The approval of the proposed pretrial scheduling order as submitted merely sets a filing deadline should any defendant wish to file a motion to dismiss. In light of the court's approval of the parties' proposed discovery plan, the pretrial conference currently scheduled to occur on September 13, 2012, is cancelled. Trial: Two-week trial period beginning September 4, 2013. Date: cc: September 11, 2012 Christopher Polansky,Pro Se Lynmarie Cusack, Esq. Melissa Hanlon, Esq. /s/Landya McCafferty US Magistrate Judge


text:
Cornea Center
Cornea Treatments — Denver Cornea Specialists
The cornea is the transparent, clear front part of the eye that covers the iris, pupil, and anterior chamber. Together with the lens, the cornea refracts light, with the cornea accounting for approximately two-thirds of the eye's total optical power. Medical terms related to the cornea often start with the prefix "kerat." Various refractive eye surgery techniques change the shape of the cornea in order to reduce the need for corrective glasses or lenses. In many of the techniques used today, reshaping of the cornea is performed by the excimer laser. These techniques include LASIK and PRK.
Cornea Related Website Pages
Understanding Cornea Diseases
The term "corneal disease" refers to a variety of conditions that affect mainly the cornea. These include infections like herpes simplex virus and bacterial infections from contact lenese and inherited diseases like keratoconus and Fuchs' corneal dystrophy.
If a cornea becomes damaged through infection, injury or disease, the resulting corneal swelling, astigmatism, or scars can interfere with vision by blocking or distorting light as it enters the eye. When there is deep injury to the cornea, the healing process may be prolonged, possibly resulting in a variety of symptoms including: pain, blurred vision, tearing, redness, and extreme sensitivity to light.
If you think you have a corneal disease, please contact us. All of our doctors have the necessary experience, expertise, and equipment to diagnose and treat corneal diseases. We also have a fellowship-trained cornea specialist on staff.
Also, we have a state of the art LASIK facility where our LASIK doctors have performed thousands of successful LASIK procedures, which are done on the cornea. Your nearsightedness, farsightedness, and astigmatism can be treated by reshaping your cornea with a laser giving you more independence from glasses or contact lenses. Please contact us if you are interested in being evaluated for LASIK eye surgery.
At Denver Eye Surgeons, we are pleased to offer cataract surgery at our onsite, outpatient Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC). Our surgical center offers patients a comfortable, friendly and supportive environment for undergoing cataract removal.
For more information, please contact our office and one of our staff members will be happy to assist you in setting up a personalized cataract evaluation.
Our facility houses a state-of-the-art, outpatient Ambulatory Surgical Center (ASC) in Lakewood, Colorado, with the latest equipment and tools necessary to achieve optimal outcomes. The ASC is a comfortable, friendly and supportive environment for undergoing ophthalmic surgery.
Take our Free LASIK Self-Evaluation to determine if you are qualified for LASIK.
The doctors and surgeons of Denver Eye Surgeons provide a wide range of services and the highest quality care. They have helped thousands of patients in the Denver area to improve or restore their vision with LASIK Surgery, cataract surgery or glaucoma treatment.
Welcome to the Denver Eye Surgeons media center! Please feel free to watch our collection of eye care videos designed to help you get a better understanding of vision correction and the vision correction procedures that may be the best option for your personal best vision. If at any moment you have a question please feel free to contact us through our ophthalmology website forms.


text:
Former Deputy Asst. Secretary Of Defense Joins Government Contractor As COO
BOWIE, Md., Jan. 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- As the first ever deputy assistant secretary for Development Test and Evaluation (DT&E), Ed Greer paved the way for the rebuilding of the department under Weapon Acquisition Reform Act of 2009. He not only molded DT&E policy and guided the acquisition of major Department of Defense (DoD) weapon systems, but also served as the director of the Test Resource Management Center. Today, Greer lends his expertise to The MIL Corporation (MIL), a mid-sized government contractor, as their new Chief Operating Officer (COO).
(Photo: http://photos.prnewswire.com/prnh/20130117/PH44362 )
Greer will utilize his expertise in both federal and business operations to support MIL's executive leadership team, guiding the organization's business strategy and objectives.
"Ed coming aboard at MIL will certainly lead to new and expansive opportunities," said MIL President and Chairman, Maurice I. Long, Jr. "We are always looking to grow in ways that help us to meet our customers' needs in the smartest way possible and with Ed's contributions, we will undoubtedly continue down that path. I'm proud to call him a member of our team and look forward to watching our organization and our clients' success grow under his direction."As Executive Director at the Naval Air Warfare Center Aircraft Division (NAWCAD), Patuxent River, Md., Greer ensured that technical, business, and financial objectives were met across a workforce of 14,400 and a total operating budget of over $4 billion. Greer's background also includes the Senior Executive Service where he served as director of the Atlantic Ranges and Facilities, NAWCAD. Further highlighting his impressive background, Greer served as the principal deputy program manager for the E-6B Aircraft Program and also held an assignment in the Pentagon as a staff specialist in the office of the Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Technology, Test, Systems Engineering and Evaluation; Test Facilities and Resources.
Select the service that is right for you!COMPARE ALL SERVICES
Action Alerts PLUSTry it NOW
Jim Cramer and Stephanie Link actively manage a real portfolio and reveal their money management tactics while giving advanced notice before every trade.
Product Features:
- $2.5+ million portfolio
- Large-cap and dividend focus
- Intraday trade alerts from Cramer
- Weekly roundups
TheStreet Quant RatingsTry it NOW
Only $49.95/yr
Access the tool that DOMINATES the Russell 2000 and the S&P 500.
Product Features:
- Buy, hold, or sell recommendations for over 4,300 stocks
- Unlimited research reports on your favorite stocks
- A custom stock screener
- Upgrade/downgrade alerts
Stocks Under $10Try it NOW
David Peltier, uncovers low dollar stocks with extraordinary upside potential that are flying under Wall Street's radar.
Product Features:
- Model portfolio
- Stocks trading below $10
- Intraday trade alerts
- Weekly roundups
Dividend Stock AdvisorTry it NOW
Jim Cramer's protege, David Peltier, identifies the best of breed dividend stocks that will pay a reliable AND significant income stream.
Product Features:
- Diversified model portfolio of dividend stocks
- Alerts when market news affect the portfolio
- Bi-weekly updates with exact steps to take - BUY, HOLD, SELL
Real Money ProTry it NOW
All of Real Money, plus 15 more of Wall Street's sharpest minds delivering actionable trading ideas, a comprehensive look at the market, and fundamental and technical analysis.
Product Features:
- Real Money + Doug Kass Plus 15 more Wall Street Pros
- Intraday commentary & news
- Ultra-actionable trading ideas
Options ProfitsTry it NOW
Our options trading pros provide daily market commentary and over 100 monthly option trading ideas and strategies to help you become a well-seasoned trader.
Product Features:
- 100+ monthly options trading ideas
- Actionable options commentary & news
- Real-time trading community
- Options TV


text:
WASHINGTON, May 18, 2011 – "Surtur Rising" marks Amon Amarth's second decade as a band, in addition to serving as the group's eighth full-length album. More importantly, it reaffirms that the Swedish quintet hasn't lost its creative spark. Not unlike the Vikings Amon Amarth frequently references, "Surtur Rising" crosses oceans of expectation and delivers a decisive aural invasion.
Much like its predecessor in 2008's "Twilight of the Thunder God," "Surtur Rising" draws its thematic focus from Norse myth and lore. This particular saga concerns Surtur, the king of the Fire Giants, who will fight the Viking gods to death during the apocalyptic battle of Ragnarok. As the legends go, Surtur's hellish flames will scorch the entire Earth and engulf all creation, leaving it barren, but ripe for an eventual rebirth.
This brutal but epic tale gives "Surtur Rising" a sense of desperate urgency. Though nearly all the songs possess searing intensity, Amon Amarth wisely explore a wide range of dynamics, and thus keep the album interesting. Some tunes rage like wildfire, while others smolder with pent-up aggression. The result is a collection of songs that varies wildly, yet consistently hits hard and lingers long in one's memory.
"War of the Gods" leads the CD's charge, instantly attacking with guitar melodies as sharply-honed as battle axes and thundering percussion. "Tock's Taunt – Loke's Treachery Part II" trades in speed for sloth, marching along with gargantuan riffs that plod like giants' footsteps. Relying on nuance rather than repetition, Amon Amarth spices the song with guitar harmonies so hot they drip like lava, and brief acoustic chords. It's easily the record's best track, and one that masterfully weaves together every aspect of the band's style.
"Destroyer of the Universe" unleashes a torrent of stabbing melodies which twist and turn like an expert swordsman's blade. Such manic speed is rendered all the more impressive when the tune switches gears and drops pummeling guitar grooves on listeners instead.
"Slaves of Fear," meanwhile, treads the same path with equally bludgeoning riffs. These give way to hypnotic melodies and a poignant chorus all the more spectacular given its somber tone.
"Live without Regrets," in turn, is thick of raucous speed-picking that hacks and slashes away listeners' resistance. It's an infectious, catchy tune and stays on the brain for a few days.
In contrast, "The Last Stand of Frej" is a majestic, sprawling number that takes repeated listens to fully sink in. Listeners will find its mix of drifting harmonies and eruptions of booming metal make for a potent combination when the song is fully realized.
"For Victory or Death" kicks off with plenty of brawny riffs, only to step back and let crisp, lucid melodies shimmer like auroras in the air. It attains an admirable balance between elegance and extremity, inhabiting both worlds and belonging to neither. "Wrath of the Norseman" occupies much the same territory, laying down a firestorm of crushing death metal that lasts the whole song.
"A Beast Am I" next taps into Amon Amarth's animalistic side, letting loose a flurry of chaotic drums and a downpour of twinkling guitar notes. It's a sprint through melodic death metal's dynamics, and an excellent workout before the record's grand finale. In a solid juxtaposition, the song ends with a moody acoustic guitar passage and arena-worthy harmonics.
It's the perfect introduction to the album's sprawling finale. "Doom over Dead Man" is a sophisticated but savage ending, a nuanced tune that pairs beautiful cellos with ominous guitars. Eventually exploding into a cascade of melodic death metal riffs, it provides the satisfying closure any truly great album needs.
Amon Amarth's eighth record doesn't present an end in sight for their dominance of melodic death metal. Rather, it shows that, after two decades and counting, the band's inner fire still burns strong. Given "Surtur Rising" is an album about apocalypse by inferno, that's never a bad thing.
Amon Amarth have burned away all the filler on their latest CD and left in its place one of 2011's leanest, meanest melodic death metal albums.
"War of the Gods"
"Tock's Taunt – Loke's Treachery Part II"
"Destroyer of the Universe"
"Slaves of Fear"
"Live without Regrets"
"The Last Stand of Frej"
"For Victory or Death"
"Wrath of the Norseman"
"A Beast Am I"
"Doom over Dead Man"
Rating: 9 out of 10.
Read more of Mark's work in Heavy Metal Hensch and Out and About D.C. at the Washington Times Communities.
-cl- 5/18/11
This article is the copyrighted property of the writer and Communities @ WashingtonTimes.com. Written permission must be obtained before reprint in online or print media. REPRINTING TWTC CONTENT WITHOUT PERMISSION AND/OR PAYMENT IS THEFT AND PUNISHABLE BY LAW.


text:
New Release: 'Star Wars: Frames'October 29, 2013 at 12:04 am | Posted in Abrams, Books, Star Wars, Star Wars Books | Leave a comment
Tags: George Lucas, star wars frames
Today Star Wars: Frames is out in hardcover. Previously available from Insight Editions for a whopping $5,500, the new hardcover version from Abrams Books is much more reasonably priced $150 (about $96 on Amazon). The book is a visual scene-by-scene representation of the Star Wars films selected by George Lucas. The two volume set includes 1,416 scenes and stills from both the Prequel and Original Trilogies. You can check out the book trailer to get a good idea of what to expect.
Posted By: Skuldren for Roqoo Depot.
Happy Birthday, George LucasMay 14, 2013 at 1:23 pm | Posted in Birthday | Leave a comment
Tags: George Lucas
It's thank the maker day! Today we wish a happy birthday to George Lucas.
Posted By: Skuldren for Roqoo Depot.
Around the WebMarch 8, 2013 at 9:40 am | Posted in Around the Web, Conventions, Disney, Events, Interview, Lucasfilm, News, Regular Feature, Star Wars, Star Wars News, Television, The Clone Wars | Leave a comment
Tags: Ashley Eckstein, brian wood, christie golden, Corinna Bechko, dave filoni, emerald city comic con, Gabriel Hardman, George Lucas, jeffrey brown, john jackson miller, midsouthcon, randy stradley, vader's little princess
And here's the news…
George Lucas made an interesting headline this week with his appearance on CBS This Morning announcing that he's going to start a museum (didn't we all here Indy yelling "It belongs in a museum!"). You can check out the video here.
In the better late than never category, Chronicle Books had a nice write up on the making of the cover for Vader's Little Princess. Written by Jeffrey Brown, who also did Vader and Son, Vader's Little Princess will be out on April 23rd.
In non-Star Wars movie news, Harrison Ford is doing Anchor Man 2 alongside Will Ferrell; Christian Bale and Christopher Nolan are rumored to be in for Justice League; and Iron Man 3 has new trailers and movie posters out.
If you missed out on the Star Wars panel at Emerald City Comic Con (which featured Randy Stradley, Brian Wood, Corinna Bechko and Gabriel Hardman), you can check out the full video of the panel here. Continue Reading Around the Web…
Around the WebJanuary 4, 2013 at 10:26 am | Posted in Around the Web, News, Regular Feature | Leave a comment
Tags: blastr, Brent Friedman, George Lucas, Hypable, J.J. Abrams, Star Wars Underworld
I love You. I know. It's only been a couple of weeks (Dec. 21) since the Disney Deal became official, but George Lucas is wasting no time moving on with his life. He announced, via a Lucasfilm rep to the Hollywood Reporter, that he and long time girlfriend, Melody Hobson, are engaged. Ms. Hobson heads Ariel Investment Llc., is the chairman of Ariel Mutual Funds, as well as chairman of Dreamworks Animation. Lucas and Hobson have been a duo since 2006.
One of the good guys. In a story right out of Fanboys, only this time it's unfortunately true, J.J. Abrams granted a dying fan's wish and arranged a private screening of Star Trek: Into Darkness. The fan, known only as Dan, has only weeks left when a friend posted his plight on Reddit. The post eventually attracted the notice of Abrams who reached out to Dan and his wife. Dan, who is suffering from two forms of cancer, reportedly loved the film. Honestly, after hearing this, I won't care if the film is terrible (which I doubt). I'm going to love it. Continue Reading Around the Web…
Lucas and Kennedy Interview Part 5December 31, 2012 at 12:52 pm | Posted in Disney, Interview, Star Wars | Leave a comment
Tags: George Lucas, Kathleen Kennedy
Posted by Synlah for Roqoo Depot
Lucas and Kennedy, Part 4December 3, 2012 at 3:23 pm | Posted in Miscellaneous | Leave a comment
Tags: George Lucas, Kathleen Kennedy
Posted by Synlah for Roqoo Depot
Monday Funny: George's Achievements Seen Through Carrie's LenseNovember 26, 2012 at 11:59 am | Posted in Humor, Monday Funny, Regular Feature | Leave a comment
Tags: carrie fisher, George Lucas
In light of George's retirement (and sale to Disney), we thought Carrie Fisher's speech at the AFI lifetime tribute presentation to George Lucas an appropriate Monday Funny. Enjoy Carrie at her wittiest.
Posted by Synlah for Roqoo Depot
George Lucas and Kathleen Kennedy Part 3November 19, 2012 at 5:21 pm | Posted in Miscellaneous | Leave a comment
Tags: George Lucas, Kathleen Kennedy
StarWars.com has posted the third part in a five part series featuring George Lucas and Kathleen Kennedy discussing Star Wars Episode VII. They mention the day George proposed handing over Star Wars to Kathy, but no new details on the upcoming films or the future of Star Wars.
Posted By: Skuldren for Roqoo Depot.
Lucas Funding Education With The Disney $4 BillionOctober 31, 2012 at 7:50 pm | Posted in Disney | Leave a comment
Tags: George Lucas, hollywood reporter
In a Hollywood Reporter story a spokesperson for LucasFilm reports that George Lucas plans to put almost the entire profit from his Disney deal into a foundation focused on educational issues.
"George Lucas has expressed his intention, in the event the deal closes, to donate the majority of the proceeds to his philanthropic endeavors."
No word yet on which foundation will receive the funds although Lucas has already funded his own Eutopia which he's the chairman of.
The spokesperson added that this continues the commitment Lucas made in 2010.
"I am dedicating the majority of my wealth to improving education. It is the key to the survival of the human race. We have to plan for our collective future—and the first step begins with social, emotional, and intellectual tools we provide to our children. As humans, our greatest tool for survival is our ability to think and to adapt—as educators, storytellers, and communicators our responsibility is to continue to do so." ~ George Lucas
Posted by Synlah for Roqoo Depot
The Future of Star Wars MoviesOctober 30, 2012 at 4:26 pm | Posted in Disney | 1 Comment
Tags: George Lucas, Kathleen Kennedy
Posted by Synlah for Roqoo Depot
Blog at WordPress.com. | The Pool Theme.
Entries and comments feeds.


text:
Advertisement:Close [X]
92% via 28 votes26
Remy La Croix gets dicked up her dripping ass hole
- 46,176
- April 17, 2012
Disgraced 18 Just when you thought teen fucking couldn't get any better, these dirty little bitches throw a bit of bondage into the equation and hey presto!! A magic trick that will make your cock contents disappear!!
Related content
Twitter follow @porntube
From Our Blog Blog RSS
We are happy to help.
Choose your size


text:
Reviews For Wrangler Jeans WRW83 RS
5 star:
4 star:
3 star:
2 star:
1 star:
Average Customer Review
This Product:
Wrangler Jeans: Women's WRW83 RS Riversound Relaxed Fit Denim Jeans
7 out of 7 people found this product review helpful.
Love these jeans for my "comfortable" build!...
By: S. Johnson
Buying more of these jeans! I have heavy hips and thighs and a small waist, and have trouble finding jeans that don't either gap at the waist or cling to my thighs. These Wrangler jeans are fabulous -- and cheap!! They do run large, at LEAST one size. Very roomy through the thighs, for other "pear shapes" like me. I always wear a belt with jeans, and these definitely call for a belt -- otherwise the spandex allows them to slip down. They are not low or high cut on the waist -- they sit right at my belly button. As others have mentioned, the leg is a bit wide cut and will drag rather than stack on a boot. A bit long, but that is much easier to live with than a jean that shrinks and ends up too short. Fabric, again due to spandex, is very comfortable for riding or working, but not as rugged as a solid cotton. Not a problem for me, I tend to ruin jeans pretty quickly with barbed wire, paint, or bleach. These are not the classic rugged wrangler, but much more comfortable for those extra pounds! BTW, I am a size 10-12, wear an 8 in these jeans.
Was this review helpful To you?


text:
If you are having trouble making payments on your student loans, the Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education (ACPE) may be able to help. ACPE offers repayment options tailored to your needs.
Don't wait until your account becomes delinquent or in default.If you are unable to make a payment, contact ACPE as soon as possible to discuss options that could adjust your repayment schedule and lower, or even postpone your monthly payments.
ACPE services both federal and state loans. Many of our customers have borrowed from each program to finance education expenses. It is important, when considering repayment options, to review your account and review the terms of loans you have borrowed.
When your loan goes into repayment, you are in the standard repayment plan. This plan offers the lowest finance charges over the life of the loan. Plans to lower your monthly payment may be available if you meet eligibility criteria. Read more about repayment plans.
Deferments allow you to temporarily postpone payment of loans for a qualified reason. The most common deferment reasons include returning to school at least half-time, and unemployment. Deferments are not automatic. You must apply and be approved for deferments. Read more about deferment.
Forbearance is a temporary suspension of loan payments. Forbearance is an option that may be available to students in special circumstances, who are financially unable to make student loan payments, but are not eligible for a deferment. For example, forbearance may be available for students in a post-graduate training program or who experience severe financial difficulties. Read more about forbearance.
Loan Tip
When you place your loan in deferment or forbearance, interest generally continues to accrue. At the end of a deferment or forbearance period, accrued interest capitalizes.
If you use such options to postpone payments for a significant amount of time, your loan balance can increase substantially.
Carefully read the terms of your promissory note to know your obligations and options:
This site is best viewed using Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox browsers. Visit ACPE's Technical Help page if you are experiencing technical issues.
Auxiliary aids and services available upon request to individuals with disabilities.
Copyright (c) 2014 Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education - Alaska Student Loan Corporation
| Privacy Statement | Terms of Use


text:
|New Revised Standard (NRS)
|New International Version (NIV)
|10 The Lord will reign forever, your God, O Zion, for all generations. Praise the Lord!
|10 The LORD reigns forever, your God, O Zion, for all generations. Praise the LORD.
|New Revised Standard Version Bible, copyright 1989, Division of Christian Education of the National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (New Revised Standard Bible Version Online)
|Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online)


text:
Stickers and blight welcome squatters into vacant homes
Stickers on vacant home welcome intruders
BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - The incident that occurred over the weekend when a suspected drunken driver entered a vacant home left neighbors wondering if the man knew the house was vacant.
Neighbor Kulvier Sran was left feeling unsafe in her own neighborhood.
The home and other vacant houses in the area were labeled as vacant with a blue sticker on the windows and garage doors and neighbors believe the stickers and trash makes the home an easy target.
City Code Enforcement says that the stickers may have mixed meanings and see how they can attract squatters, but also says they are a good tool for law enforcement.
Officials say that squatting has increased and incidents occur an average of 15 times a month but they are working to clean up blight and stop squatting before it becomes a bigger issue.


text:
Royalton Place
5555 S.E. King Road
Milwaukie, OR 97222
(503) 653-1854
» Map » Other Locations
Find out what's going on at Royalton Place!
Our philosophy of service at Royalton Place Assisted Living encourages an active and independent senior lifestyle that supports residents' privacy and dignity. Our senior apartments are considered the premier senior retirement community in Milwaukie, Oregon. Royalton Place provides Assisted Living, Memory Care and Respite services. Our community environment is rich in daily activities, with restaurant-style dining, graciously appointed interiors and apartment styles. Our senior housing environment provides full-service senior living with resort-style amenities in the heart of Milwaukie, Oregon, serving Lake Oswego, Milwaukie, Portland, Tigard and surrounding communities. Come see for yourself.
"People Who Care
Caring for People"
Great location, beautiful apartment homes and a commitment to providing a quality lifestyle make Royalton Place a retirement community you can rely on for Assisted Living and Independent Living. Our assisted living facilities provide residents with choices that encourage independence in a retirement home environment with a caring and compassionate staff.
» Learn More
The personal preferences of our residents are the guiding principle in Assisted Living at Royalton Place. Our residents choose how to live each day in our retirement community to maximize their senior living experience.
BPM Senior Living is dedicated to providing the highest quality of assisted living care. We operate four premier Senior Living communities in two states and provide an experienced and caring staff, a choice of programs and services, and beautiful living environments. Our full range of services and amenities are designed to provide residents with options. Residents can select from a menu of services and amenity offerings that are designed to meet the personal needs of residents and their families. We strive to be the leader in the independent living industry.
© 2014 BPM Senior Living | Professionally managed by Blue Harbor Senior Living Company
Phone: 503-653-1854


text:
Dance is hoofing on up in the world.For the first time ever, the award for Outstanding Choreography will be presented at the Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony Sunday night (8 pm ET / 5 pm PT, CBS), accompanied by a big dance number created by the nominated choreographers. "We were all freaking out," Sonya Tayeh, who received a nod for her moody and mesmerizing routines on So You Think You Can Dance, tells TVGuide.com.read more
The 200K Grand Prize winners are revealed -- but last minute drama sends one Celebrity Fit Clubber storming out. Watch the full season finale! watch
In the final challenge, the cast revisits "The Punisher," a course that left many of them crushed and bruised the first time. The 200K Grand Prize winners are revealed – but last minute drama sends one Fit Clubber storming out. watch
After being crowned the next great American designer on Project Runway, the sharp-witted Jay McCarroll took the fashion world by storm. This feature chronicles his year-long journey preparing his first runway show for New York's Fashion Week in Bryant Park, resulting in a raw and humorous behind-the-scenes exploration of high fashion.
Spotted: Past Project Runway contestants Jay McCarroll and Christopher Straub behind the scenes at Project Runway Season 7 runway show. Of the ten contestants who showed their collections, McCarroll and Straub's top picks were Amy Sarabi, Jay Nicolas, and Ben Chmura. McCarroll talks about designer Alexander McQueen's last collection and his personal style.
Who will the red team pick as their "dead weight"? Watch this!
It's not really a bachelor party until the stripper shows up!
More Clips & Interviews
The 200K Grand Prize winners are revealed -- but last minute drama sends one Celebrity Fit Clubber storming out. Watch the full season finale!
Also Available On iTunes and Amazon Instant Video
A grueling Hell Week challenge sends one Celebrity Fit Clubber to the hospital while the rest are forced to rough it outdoors. Watch the full episode!
Also Available On iTunes and Amazon Instant Video
Harvey forces the cast to put Mind over Matter as a CFC Marathon pushes the cast beyond their limits.
Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
A tardy Bobby Brown disappoints his team and Harvey by announcing he will be leaving Fit Camp. Can Harvey get him to commit to the program? Shar finally opens up about her breakup with Kevin and the damage left in its wake.
Also Available On Amazon Instant Video
More Jay McCarroll On TV Videos
More Credits (11)
Project Runway (Wednesdays at 9 pm/ET, Bravo) has certainly had its share of colorful characters — and inspired creations — over the past four seasons. So which of the reality hit's wannabe designers have found a pattern for success? We checked in with the winners and notable also-rans to find out just what they're up to now.
Wendy PepperVirginia mom Pepper, the controversial dark-horse finalist from PR1, is sticking close to home. Her new line, Pretty World, is being sold exclusively through Highcliffe Clothiers, right down the street in Middleburg, Virginia. "I walk to work and make my line at the shop," says Pepper, 43. "First come, first served!" She extended her Bravo career on Celebrity Poker Showdown and Battle of the Network Reality Stars, and she doesn't rule out returning to TV — "Never say never!"
Jay McCarrollAfter winning PR1
read more
Project Runways Jay McCarroll is bitter towards Bravo. Two years after the show wrapped, the designer is still without a fashion line or financial prospects. What I needed was someone to sit down with me and say, Heres how you start a fashion label, the Season 1 winner said in the Aug. 13 issue of New York Magazine. After winning the top title, McCarroll discovered that if he accepted the shows $100,000, 10 percent of his brand would be forever owned by the Weinstein Company. So he turned down the prize but has yet to find his footing in the fashion world. Thats not to say that all the contestants on the Bravo reality show are in the same boat. Season 2s Austin Scarlett is the creative director of a bridal line, while winner Jeffrey Sebelia sells his clothes in major L.A. stores. Meanwhile, McCarroll is struggling. In response to the New York story, he recently posted a video on YouTube depicting himself as a homeless man with ...
read more
It's easy, sometimes even enjoyable, to disparage reality TV, a genre so notorious for bottom-feeding it just asks for abuse. (When I heard someone was shopping a show reuniting Amy Fisher with the Buttafucos, I thought about early retirement.) Despite all the soul-numbing creepshows we've witnessed — Anna Nicole Smith, the Gottis, Danny Bonaduce, we know ye too well — there is a gratifyingly popular trend to deliver shows with one goal in mind: to entertain, leaving you with a grin instead of a grimace for having wasted your time. Here's my ranking of the current crop.
American Idol Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 8 pm/ET, FoxThe hook: Watching someone's musical dreams come true — eventually. But not before we endure weeks of painful auditions by people who are way t
read more
Bravo has announced a Feb. 22 premiere for the Project Runway spin-off Project Jay, chronicling Season 1 champ Jay McCarroll's adventures in the New York City fashion biz.... Sheryl Crow has joined the star-studded lineup of Animal Planet's Trail Mix, a Jan. 29 special about (and I quote) "the special bond between some of the music industry's hottest acts and their horses."... CMT has acquired rebroadcast rights to NBC's Three Wishes and has the option to license any new episodes produced beyond the 10 that have aired.
read more
Jay McCarroll's fashionable array of color-coordinated outfits — complete with matching headphones — helped him defeat Project Runway's designing women last week. Here, the newly-minted couturier shares some behind-the-scenes dish with TVGuide.com, including his take on Wendy Pepper's brazen backstabbing and why he feels his nasty comment about Kara Saun's shoe snafu was taken way out of context.TVGuide.com: Unlike the other two finalists, you never won a challenge. Yet you took home first prize. How's that for irony?Jay McCarroll: It still hasn't really sunk in. I'm just waiting for that moment where it's like, "What just happened?" I'm trying to keep levelheaded about the whole thing and not get too wrapped up in the celebrity of it.
TVG: You're just the next big thing in fashion, no big deal.Jay: I don't really look it at that way. I just feel
read more
Download the TV Guide app for iPhone, iPad and Android!


text:
Elections | Open Records Requests| Alcoholic Beverage PermitsCity Charter | Code of Ordinances | Public Notices | Council MeetingsBoards and Commissions | Conflict of Interest Statements
Sara WhiteCity Clerk
The City Clerk is primarily responsible for compiling and publishing the City Council agendas, attending each meeting of the City Council, and maintaining a record of accurate minutes of the proceedings. Completed minutes can be found on Round Rock Replay and are usually available 2 to 3 weeks after a meeting has occurred.
In addition, the City Clerk is the custodian of all official city records, which includes, but is not limited to ordinances, resolutions, contracts, easements, deeds of city owned property, and the designated Records Manager of the City.
This office also oversees publications and postings of legal notices and agendas of all Boards and Commissions of the City as well as monitoring and manages the terms and attendance of all board and commission members, coordinates municipal elections, and reviews and approves TABC applications as well as issues local alcoholic beverage permits.
The City Clerk's office also oversees the publication and codification of the City's Code of Ordinances, and also provides information maintained by and for the City in accordance with requirements established by law in the Texas Public Information Act. To submit a public information request using our online system, please click here.
The Council Meetings are held the second and fourth Thursday of the month and the agendas are posted at City Hall and on the website at least 72 hours in advance of a meeting per the Texas Open Meetings Act.
City Clerk221 E. Main StreetRound Rock, Texas 78664
Phone: (512) 218-5404 | Fax: (512) 218-7097E-mail