text:
LKD35 Features :
- Designed to fit 3-1/2" drain opening
- Overall flange size of 4-1/2"
- Max sink thickness : 1-1/4"
- Designed to snap over garbage disposal drain bodies that use a three bolt mounting bracket
- Made with durable Polymer.
Special Notes :
- Will not fit any garbage disposal that accommodates a 3-1/4" diameter flange (for example : GE, Sinkmaster, Whirlaway models with the EZ Mount Flange)
- Will not fit batch feed garbage disposals
Additional Elkay Links
Our SKU: Elkay LKD35
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Elkay LKD35AL
- Elkay LKD35AC
Antique Copper
- Elkay LKD35BQ
- Elkay LKD35BK
- Elkay LKD35GW
Glacier White
- Elkay LKD35MC
- Elkay LKD35WH
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
Manufacturer Resources
Installation Resource Center
Whether you are installing the product yourself or hiring a professional, our installation Resource Center has everything you need to get your project done. Visit the Installation Resource Center to get started.


text:
What's New'ÄĘ Put the bin in a better position
'ÄĘ Updated the fridge graphic
'ÄĘ Bug fixes associated with the tutorial
App DescriptionThe Fish & Chip Shop Simulator 'ÄĒ Serve your customers the right orders in this unique time-management game.
Sounds easy... but turn up the heat and 'ÄėChippy'Äô can become mind over matter madness.
'ÄĘ Unlock new challenges
'ÄĘ More condiments
'ÄĘ New food to fry
'ÄĘ Better equipment
'ÄĘ New food, condiments, levels coming in free updates!
Show your friends how it's done or introduce them to the bizarre world of Chippy, thanks to Kamcord technology.
From the creators of Plunderland! 'ÄĒ 'ÄėChippy'Äô pays homage to the Great British classic and institutional home of the 'Ä®Fish & Chip Shop 'ÄĒ we hope you like it!
Any problems or enquiries? Tweet us @chippyapp
App Changes
January 29, 2014 New version 1.1
November 06, 2013 New version 1.0.3
November 02, 2013 New version 1.0.2
November 30, -0001 Initial Release

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Unlisted Brand • Biafine Emulsion • Treatments (Face)
(9 reviews)
|Average Rating.
|Would buy this product again.
Munch on 12/13/2014 2:43:00 AM more reviews by Munch
Age: 36-43 Skin: Acne-prone Hair: Black Eyes: Brown
It's been a long time since I posted. I'm about a decade older than when I last posted about makeup, glitter and miscellaneous youthful lusts. Now, I want products that can keep my skin youthful and glowing. This is good stuff. I bought a huge tube for 4 euros at a Paris pharmacies. Completely worth it. Will load up on my next trip. Heals cracked skin, scrapes, dry patches etc etc. Believe the hype. I use it on my face after my IPL's. Soothes the face of any burned/toasted facial skin.
Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
*TOP REVIEWER* carinnemj on 4/28/2014 12:03:00 PM more reviews by carinnemj
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Blond Eyes: Blue
I realize that this is the equivalent of the French lusting after Neosporin, but Biafine was the very first thing I bought when I walked into a pharmacie in Paris.
However, it saved me almost immediately on that trip because like an idiot, I walked 12 miles the first day in new shoes and promptly got hotspots on my heels. A little Biafine on that area and bam, no blister or soreness by the next morning. BOOM. Also got a tiny bit of sunburn and a thin layer of Biafine soothed it instantly.
I was so impressed by this magic that I also bought the Biafine lip balm (called CicaBiafine Baume Levres) and now kind of wish I'd picked up the hand cream as well.
I paid 6 (about $8 USD) for a large 140g metal tube that will last me for years. The active ingredient is trolamine, which is prescription-only in the U.S.
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
*TOP REVIEWER* Seattlemama on 3/4/2014 6:12:00 PM more reviews by Seattlemama
Age: 36-43 Skin: Sensitive, Fair, Warm Hair: Blond, Curly, Fine Eyes: Brown
I really love this product. It's used by dermatologists as a post-laser cream, and I use it after IPL treatments. It's wonderful. It doesn't offer any moisture really, just soothing. It is fragranced and I LOVE the smell - it has that French cosmetics smell that I can't get enough of. I do find it to be very soothing after any kind of treatment that leaves my skin red and raw, but for my highly reactive, rosacean, supersensitive dry skin, I can't use it long-term (maybe because of the fragrance). It's fine if I use it after washing for a few days after my IPL treatment, but if I use it for longer than 3 days, I do start to break out from it. Short-term it's great though - and if you don't have sensitive skin, you'd probably do just fine with it.
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
ela1235 on 2/22/2014 9:47:00 AM more reviews by ela1235
Age: 36-43 Skin: Acne-prone Hair: Brown Eyes: Green
I finally bought a tube of this on my 4th trip to Paris in 5 years and my only regret is not buying one 5 years ago. Everyone needs this. It's seriously that amazing.
I've been using the biafine emulsion on scars I have from fairly major surgery in dec of 2012 for under a week and the improvement in my scars is noting short of shockingly dramatic. I have reliously used silicone scar sheets, mederma, bio-oil and rosehip seed oil every single day since my dr okay'd me to start on them but all of the others combined do not compare to the biafine.
I also have been using it on some minor breakouts and the healing time is substantially faster and the red marks I'm usually left with for weeks is already gone.
Finally, I burned my arm taking something out of the oven two days ago, used biafine almost immediately and while still red and looks like a burn it hasn't hurt at all or blistered at any point.
I'm not thrilled at the cost difference of buying in the US since I paid like 6 euros for the tube I bought but if I run out before I can get back to Paris to stock up, I'll definitely be paying to buy it here.
4 out of 4 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
Dentalgirl3 on 2/15/2014 11:29:00 PM more reviews by Dentalgirl3
Age: 30-35 Skin: Acne-prone, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Brown
The most amazing thing known to man. Seriously. This heals scabs, wounds... This even help chapped lips & pretty much any skin issue. I will never be without.
1 out of 1 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
allsmiles1220 on 12/12/2013 1:38:00 AM more reviews by allsmiles1220
Age: 25-29 Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Blue
My skin has never been so hydrated. I use it for everything! Daily on my face. Even in a hot, humid climate I never feel the biafine running down with my sweat, or at the gym. I feel as if my skin is healthier, hydrated, and less wrinkled since I started using about a year ago. I also use it for cuts and burns, super fast healing time. That even goes for cuts on my dogs, I slather it on to speed up healing. Seems to work! Highly recommend.
Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
Emily0816 on 10/19/2012 2:32:00 PM more reviews by Emily0816
Age: 30-35 Skin: Combination, Fair Hair: Brown Eyes: Hazel
Just to clarify what other users have written, you CAN buy Biafine emulsion without a prescription in the US. I got a very bad sunburn, was written an Rx for Biafine, given Prutect (generic), and ran out before insurance would cover a refilll. Generic Biafine is $87 for 45 grams at the drugstore. I got real Biafine (93 grams) for $68 (plus 5 free beauty samples!) from beautystoredepot.com (without an Rx), overnight express from FedEx because I was desperate. It arrived today, so I know it's legit. Biafine smells nicer than Prutect, seems less thick, is more absorbent, and so far is working very well. It has a pleasant tingling sensation that Prutect doesn't have, maybe because of the higher degree of absorbency. Prutect also left a waxy coating on skin that Biafine doesn't, although both contain paraffin. Prutect tends to cause more itching as the waxy coating dries and flakes off after several hours (there is wax all over my sheets, my clothes, and the floor). If your insurance won't cover Prutect (co-pays are usually about $15), Biafine is a great option (and available without an Rx if you know where to look). Most Rx's will tell you to apply it BID (twice a day) in a thin layer over damaged skin.
3 out of 4 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
Camillian74 on 6/27/2012 1:30:00 AM more reviews by Camillian74
Age: 36-43 Skin: Combination, Medium Hair: Brunette Eyes: Green
Love biafine. It is definitely a favorite. I use biafine act tho, bec its available in the U.S. without a prescription, and its difficult for me to constantly get prescriptions for it. I love it and use it on my face to keep it smooth and tight. It's amazing after sun and does prevent those gross age spots from popping up if u put it on after being in the sun (not before). I use it to heal scars and wounds...works like magic and I'm so happy to have discovered this cream!
5 out of 5 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
*TOP REVIEWER* ExpatBeauty on 6/15/2012 12:54:00 PM more reviews by ExpatBeauty
Age: 36-43 Skin: Normal, Olive, Neutral Hair: Black, Wavy, Medium Eyes: Black
* Product - Biafine Emulsion.
* French Beauty Secret - Biafine is definitely the most popular après solaires (after sun) skin cream in France. It is the best remedy for treating burns, sunburns and irritations related to burns. Introduced in France more than 25 years ago, Biafine was formulated for the treatment of wounds, superficial wounds, 1st and 2nd degree burns, including sunburns, radiation dermatitis, and minor abrasions. It is extremely popular; no French medicine cabinet is complete without it. It's also popular as an overnight facial treatment. Just apply a thick layer and leave on overnight. It hydrates the skin wonderfully. This is part of my weekly home DIY facial and I always wake up with baby soft skin. A French pharmacie fave!
* In the US - Relatively unknown outside of the medical community. Its recommended for healing the skin following dermatological procedures such as Fraxel laser treatments, cosmetic peels, microdermabrasions, IPLs, PDTs, chemical peels, etc. Its also used to treat dryness and redness, scars and blistering caused by radiation therapy in cancer patients and is used to promote healing after skin graft surgery.
* Review - The texture of Biafine is very similar to Embryolisse Lait-Crème Concentré (another French pharmacie fave): light, smooth and absorbs very quickly. The skin really drinks this up! It hydrates and soothes burned, hot or irritated skin immediately upon contact. Almost miraculously.
* Other Benefits - Although Biafine is considered a miracle cream for sunburns, its great for cold climates too. Whenever my skin or lips become dry, cracked and/or chapped, I reach for the Biafine. Immediate relief! Its also a great after-depilatory and after-shave lotion. And surprisingly, it's very good at calming and soothing cuts, scrapes, scratches, redness and blemishes. Basically, whenever my skin is unhappy, Biafine makes it happy again. In my experience, Avène's Cicalfate Skin Repair Cream is quite good but Biafine works even better because it's not greasy, is absorbed instantly and it also happens to be a lot cheaper too. What makes this great is that it has a neutral, clean odor which makes it suitable for guys and gals. It's also hypoallergenic and non-comedogenic. Biafine really is a great multitasker.
* Important Note - Biafine is not a sunscreen and is not a substitute for sunscreen. It will not prevent sunburn. Also, do not use on bleeding or infected wounds or lesions.
* Cons - The packaging. Its a non-glamorous aluminum tube which means that it doesn't maintain its shape very well over time. When traveling, I store the tube in the original box packaging to prevent it from getting mangled and totally bent out of shape.
* Ingredients - Ethylene glycol stearate, stearic acid, cetyl palmitate, paraffin wax, liquid paraffin, perhydrosqualene, propylene glycol, avocado oil, trolamine alginate and sodium, potassium sorbate, sodium methyl paraben (E 219), paraben sodium-propyl (E 217), yerbatone flavor, purified water.
* Active Ingredient - Trolamine 0.670 g per 100 g of emulsion for skin application.
* Price - A very large 93 gram aluminum tube retails for under 5. Super affordable! Available over-the-counter at all French and Belgian pharmacies. In the US, Biafine is Rx only: doctor prescription required.
* Verdict - Ive never used the term HG in my reviews before so this will be a first. This Biafine emulsion really is a skin-soothing panacea, a true miracle cream for me. And in case youre wondering, nope - I dont work for the company that makes Biafine nor am I getting paid to write this. (I wish!) No doubt, I will never ever be without Biafine. Highly, highly recommended!
29 out of 29 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes No
Top Rated Treatments (Face)
- 213 reviews
No Brand (DIY or homemade) Ice Cubes36 reviews
DHC Renewing AHA Cream33 reviews
Calamine Lotion55 reviews
Kosmea Rosehip Oil41 reviews


text:
Articles Related to Cornwall
Showing 11 - 20 of 38 results
25 Secret European VillagesMedieval churches, cobblestoned streets, and endless olive groves: head to these small European towns to discover a country's soul.
Preserving Poundbury, EnglandPrince Charles fights to keep cherished English traditions alive with his nostalgic utopia in Dorset.
Insider: (Over the) CornwallWhere Londoners get cool
Letters | September 2009Kudos to Sophy Roberts for her superb article on Ladakh. I first came to know the region while reading Ancient Futures by Helena Norberg-Hodge, the...
Borough Market, LondonThe streets surrounding London's oldest wholesale greenmarket have become a shopping and dining haven. Susan Welsh surveys the scene
The Best Shops in LondonFrom the Cotswolds to Cornwall to the Lake District, new (and newly updated) hotels are redefining tradition—in their looks, their menus, even their manners.
Living on an Organic FarmFrom her organic farm in northern Idaho, agrarian impresario MaryJane Butters is selling an ever more popular back-to-basics lifestyle through books, products, and a B&B.
Secret Connecticut: Litchfield CountyThe blink-and-you've-missed-it Litchfield county town of Warren, Connecticut, has officially become a destination, thanks to the single-block stretch of Cornwall Road that residents call "downtown."...
Burial at the TeeLet your ashes express your love of the game . . . forever
Far from the Madding CrowdScholars of Thomas Hardy regard the area as "Wessex," but to golfers in search of uncrowded English courses, Dorset, Devon and Cornwall inspire a different...


text:
Pension Plans:
Public Plans in Four States Have Generally Similar Policies and Practices
HRD-90-133: Published: Jul 24, 1990. Publicly Released: Aug 27, 1990.
Additional Materials:
- Full Report:
(202) 512-4800
Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO provided information on public pension plans in four states.
GAO found that: (1) boards of trustees and their staffs administer public pension plans; (2) each board establishes policy and appoints a chief administrative officer responsible for hiring and overseeing the staff that carries out the plan's daily operations; (3) two plans have a single board and staff responsible for all aspects of plan administration, and the other two plans have two separate boards and staff; (4) plan fiduciaries include both individuals responsible for overall administration and those involved with daily investment activities; (5) the plans are funded on actuarial bases by annual employee and employer contributions as determined by the boards; (6) the boards of trustees establish investment parameters; (7) all the plans' investment policies tend to reflect similar concerns, such as the inflation rate; (8) only one plan's investment is limited by state law, and another state encourages its plan to invest some funds locally; and (9) all plans report annually to the governors and legislatures and provide reports to plan participants on the status of the participants' individual accounts.
Dec 10, 2014
SSA Disability Benefits:Enhanced Policies and Management Focus Needed to Address Potential Physician-Assisted FraudGAO-15-19: Published: Nov 10, 2014. Publicly Released: Dec 10, 2014.
Oct 30, 2014
Pension Plan Valuation:Views on Using Multiple Measures to Offer a More Complete Financial PictureGAO-14-264: Published: Sep 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Oct 30, 2014.
Oct 22, 2014
Individual Retirement Accounts:Preliminary Information on IRA Balances Accumulated as of 2011 [Reissued on October 22, 2014]GAO-14-878T: Published: Sep 16, 2014. Publicly Released: Sep 16, 2014.
Jul 29, 2014
401(K) Plans:Improvements Can Be Made to Better Protect Participants in Managed AccountsGAO-14-310: Published: Jun 25, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 29, 2014.
Jul 28, 2014
Railroad Retirement Board:Total and Permanent Disability Program at Risk of Improper PaymentsGAO-14-418: Published: Jun 26, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 28, 2014.
Jul 7, 2014
Private Pensions:Targeted Revisions Could Improve Usefulness of Form 5500 InformationGAO-14-441: Published: Jun 5, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 7, 2014.
Pension Advance Transactions:Questionable Business Practices IdentifiedGAO-14-420: Published: Jun 4, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 7, 2014.
Jun 16, 2014
Retirement Security:Oversight of the National Railroad Retirement Investment TrustGAO-14-312: Published: May 15, 2014. Publicly Released: Jun 16, 2014.
May 27, 2014
Retirement Security:Challenges for Those Claiming Social Security Benefits Early and New Health Coverage OptionsGAO-14-311: Published: Apr 23, 2014. Publicly Released: May 27, 2014.
Apr 21, 2014
Private Pensions:Pension Tax Incentives UpdateGAO-14-334R: Published: Mar 20, 2014. Publicly Released: Apr 21, 2014.
Looking for more? Browse all our products here


text:
You must log in to access this feature. Sign in with Twellow or Facebook to get started.
By signing in to Twellow, you indicate your agreement to our terms of service.
Simply connect with Facebook and kiss those password blues away,
or go here to reset your password.
Otaku and Gamer (I like Nintendo, KatekyoHitmanReborn, Narnia, OnePiece, KingdomHearts, KidIcarus, TheWalkingDead, NeverShoutNever)


text:
Youth Softball is open to children ages 5 – 16.
The season is from March through the end of May.
Practice times are between 5:30 p.m. and 9 p.m. at the Biloxi Sports Complex.
All equipment is supplied with the exception of gloves and cleats.
Participation fees:
|Biloxi residents:
|$30 for one child
$50 for two children,
$75 for three children
$90 for four or more children
|Non-Biloxi residents:
|$50 per child.
Please bring proof of residency and birth certificate.
Contact: Greg Eleuterius, Athletics Specialist
228-388-2483- phone
228-388-2489 – fax


text:
Jawhar, Thane - tribal kingdom
- Submitted by: Florien, India
- Submission Date: 22nd Feb 2007
Jawhar is a small erstwhile tribal kingdom on a plateau 600m high, in a forested part of Thane District, about 90km N of Mumbai. By road from Mumbai, take NH8 to Charoti, turn right and 40km away is Jawhar. Or take NH3 to Bhiwandi, turn left onward to Wada, go ahead to vill. Malvada and take the broad road on the left 19km to Jawhar. The best parts of Jawhar are out of the town. 6km on the Charoti Jawhar road on the left, you will come across the beautiful Kawdas reservoir, ringed with mountains. During and just after the monsoons the entire area is covered with wildflowers and butterflies. Further ahead also on the left is the huge Dhamani dam - entry restricted - no problem - go further ahead, walk through the light forests and the expanse of Dhamani is before you to behold. Just outside Jawhar is a deep rift valley on the right. Walk to the edge and look down, it is quite a sight. Across the rift, you will get your first glimpse of the tribal Kings new Palace set in the midst of extensive cashew orchards. On the left side of the road is a beautiful valley, again walk to the edge and enjoy the view. Come back to this spot for the best sunrise and sunset views - skip the official Sunset Point in Jawhar town which is littered with garbage. Hotel Pushpanjali (Rs 300 double) is the only quiet hotel as it is not next to the Bus Stand. Disadvantage - no restaurant, but the ever helpful staff are always ready to get whatever you want from Hotel Guru Kripa nearby. You could also stay at the Govt. Guest House which is brilliantly located next to the new Palace orchards, but badly maintained. Same problem with food, but Guru Kripa delivers. An early morning walk through the palace orchards is rewarding for bird lovers. The air is fresh and clean. The caretaker will let you visit the palace for 'chaipani' but other than the novelty, it is quite dilapidated and musty. The ruins of the Old wooden palace in town is far more interesting. Some of the carved wooden beams and pillars still remain. 5 km out of Jawhar on the Jawhar Silvassa Rd is a beautiful, pristine lake. A walk around is quite rewarding. Climb the small hill on the left side of the road to reach a table top plateau overlooking deep valley views. When we went mid October 2006, all the wildflowers were in bloom with their myriad butterfly visitors. It was delightful. With a packed lunch, one could spend a good few hours at this spot. Further down the very bad Silvassa Rd is the village of Dhabosa. Take the even worse road on the right through the village about 3 km till you reach the most spectacular Dhabosa waterfalls (dhabdhaba in local parlance). This is a scene straight out of Blue Lagoon. Even in mid October, the 100ft falls into the bowl shaped valley below was magnificent - in the rains it must be beyond description, although getting there on those roads must be an adventure in its own right! Divekars Nature Camp rents out tents here for rather steep rates for those who want to stay overnight. The Maharashtra Govt. could develop the infrastructure to make this into a really nice eco friendly tourist spot.
We decided not to go further down the Jawhar Silvassa Road because of the appalling roads and spent the rest of our 2 day stay walking through the fields of 'kurashni' - pretty daisy like yellow flowers grown for oilseed; the gentle forests along the Jawhar Charoti road and just enjoying the fresh air in general. Jawhar town is like any other very small town - strewn with rubbish ! It is better to stay at the PWD Guest house which must be booked in advance www.mahapwd.com gives the contact details. If coming in your own car, do come in from Charoti one way and exit from Wada the other or vice versa, so as to enjoy both drives. This is a place to visit during the rains when there will be countless waterfalls at every turning, but even otherwise, till about end Feb, the climate is pleasant, the air fresh and if you do not have "hill station" expectations, it is a nice change.


text:
What's New-New video in EXTRAS section
-Chapters 4, 5 and 6 now available!
App DescriptionЁЯПБ Issue No. 1 Free for Limited Time Only ЁЯПБ
ЁЯПБ Full iPad Retina / iPhone 4 Retina Support on Every Page ЁЯПБ
Based on one of the top arcade games in history, the DragonтАЩs Lair Comics series celebrates its digital debut on the Apple App Store by offering fans the first issue for free. Don BluthтАЩs vision and creative genius with DragonтАЩs Lair continues with the full-color digital comic series, including No. 1 through No. 3.
DragonтАЩs Lair Comics Issue No. 1 begins the adventure with the deadly dragon Singe swearing revenge on Dirk the Daring for killing his offspring as he swoops up Princess Daphne in his razor-sharp claws. Now, armed with his courage and skills, the brave knight must survive the dangers of the Dark Kingdom to save his Princess. ItтАЩs swordplay, sorcery, dragons, and damselsтАжplus a pinch of humor. Lead on, adventurerтАжyour quest awaits! Credits: Andy Mangels (writer), Fabio Laguna (pencils/inks), Tony Washington (color).
App Changes
June 16, 2012 Price Decrease: $0.99 -> FREE!
May 17, 2012 New version 1.2
November 30, -0001 Initial Release


text:
But boy can she take one.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
But boy can she take one.
Tomorrow is her last day with the ladies.
She's the reason women discuss the news online all day long.
We will miss your blonde poof.
Accounts for her husband's changing stance on abortion. Kind of.
ABC's daytime talk show is the latest battleground in the war on women.
Plus, Star Jones was reportedly not an easy client for the hairdressers at 'The View.'
She was almost arrested in the airport for that. Imagine!
Her mom was there too, looking quite normal.
Also, Brittani falls on tonight's 'ANTM' finale.
Just as embarrassing as your mom, except on national television.
She says Maya got a few things wrong, like all the fake bling.
'The View'! The 'Today' show! Fake the flu now!
He wore a necklace made of crystals to protect himself from evil (us?).
Also, Lindsay Lohan is back to blonde.
And that is SOMETHING.
He still calls them his "assistants," but they can't win 'em all.
He wouldn't let hair and makeup people from 'The View' near him yesterday.
Elisabeth Hasselbeck tried to do an outfit under $100. But bless her soul, she picked shoes from a closed store.
A horde of famous fashion designers are fawning over the woman (and her height!) after meeting her at a fund-raiser held in her honor.


text:
Cars > Used Car Finder > Georgia > Dalton > Cars Under $3000 > Smart Car
Used Smart Cars Under $3000 for Sale in Dalton, Georgia
Sorry there were no cars that matched your search criteria. Start a new search above ↑
- Increase your search radius.
- Increase your max price.
- View our vehicle top searches
- Browse other available vehicles in your area.
- FindCarsUnder.com Development Team
Smart Car Dealer LocatorSelect Smart Cars by price in Dalton, Georgia. Find a Smart Car dealer who has exactly what you're looking for.
- Smart Cars for 1000
- Smart Cars for 2000
- Smart Cars for 3000
- Smart Cars for 4000
- Smart Cars for 5000
- Smart Cars for 6000
- Smart Cars for 7000
- Smart Cars for 8000
- Smart Cars for 9000
- Smart Cars for 10,000
- Smart Cars for 12,000
- Smart Cars for 15,000
- Smart Cars for 20,000
- Smart Cars for 22,000
- Smart Cars for 25,000
Dalton GA Used Smart_car Car LoansDo you need a used car loan? Fill out our online car loan application now to get pre-qualified.
Get Financing First Talk to a loan specialist on the phone right now to apply for a car loan. (855) 397-9441
Popular Searches
Customer Testimonials
Dec 22, 2014 - 1:28 pm
Found my car online. Went for a test drive. Bought it the next day.
Popular Georgia Used Car Searches
- Used Cars Under $3000 in Dalton, Georgia
- Cars Under 5000 in Dalton
- Cars Under $2000 in Dalton, Georgia
Results updated: Dec 22, 2014 - 12:00 pm
Are You Looking for a New Car in Dalton, GA?
Results updated: Dec 22, 2014 - 1:13 pm
Used Car Buying AdviceUsed car buying articles. Check out useful car buying advice, reviews and loan advice.
Dec 22, 2014 - 9:10 am
- 5 Great Used Trucks Near $10,000 in Des MoinesIn Des Moines trucks are very popular; in fact an overwhelming majority of people searching for vehicles over the past 30 days have been looking for used trucks. To put a finer point on it people were specifically searching for "used trucks under 10,


text:
GamesCampus celebrates Gamers Appreciation Month with a chance for players to earn a number of different prizes.
If you're a fan of online golfing games, GamesCampus has released a new update that you might be interested in checking out for their online golf simulation game, Shot-Online. Today's update brings an all new set of avatars, updates to the ranking system and more polish to in-game graphics. Players can now buy, sell and trade avatar cards, which range in level from 1 to 8, each with their own set of stats and bonuses. Players can put these cards to use when facing others to prove that they're the best using the game's new ranking system. Check out the official press release after the break.
MMOGs and sports video games combine for over $15 billion in sales in the US alone. So why have we seen comparatively little cross-pollination between the two powerhouse categories?
GamesCampus will be bringing a few golfing personalities from the PGA to Shot-Online.
GamesCampus, formerly known as OnNet, recently held its 2nd annual ALS tournament for their hit Golf MMOG, Shot Online. The tournament took place from May 4th to May 14th and had over 1,400...
Game&Game World Championship 2008 coming to a city near you!
Three new game overviews have been added to Ten Ton Hammer. These games cover a variety of genres. Shot Online is an MMORPG based on the sport of golf.
Fore! Four! Look out, it's a ball coming your way!
Bring your 'A' game!
The popular free-to-play MMO golf simulation will host a series of four tournaments this summer.
© Copyright 2000 - 2014 Master Games International. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
Contact Us | Advertise With Us | About Us | Privacy Policy | Legal


text:
Bicycle tourThis photo was shot on film. Taken by iidiko with a Zenit 12 loaded with Rossman iso 200 ( 35 mm ) film in Kiel, Germany. These tags describe this photo: hearts, bike, spring, herz, heart, filter, and zenit. Date: 2011-04. This photo can also be found in the album Spring - Frühling.
Please login to get more out of this site
You are currently not logged in, do so now to add comments, like articles as well as photos, submit to competitions, translate articles and gain access to unlimited photo upload! If you are not registered yet, go here to find out more about Lomography and join now! If you just want a limited account for now you can use Twitter or Facebook. We would love to have you as a member here!
10 people like this photo
Liking photos helps us to present the best ones to you and others. 10 people like this photo. 10 people like this photo: chourique, clickiemcpete, hankerkizia, mapix, lightblue, marant69, robter, gotoarizona, neverneverland86, and mafiosa.


text:
Your Story
Thu, November 29, 2012
Trees for Troops
Nice front-page story about friend of the PhilCast Schroeder Forevergreens in today's Journal/Sentinel.
Click Here to check it out and find out how to participate in this great program for our troops.
Click Here to check it out and find out how to participate in this great program for our troops.
Dec 21
- Packers Clinch Playoff Spot with win in Tampa 5:24pm
- Bucks fall late to Clippers 10:14am Dec 19
- High School Sports Schedule: Friday, December 19th & Saturday, December 20th 7:25am
- High School Sports Scores: Thursday, December 18th 6:17am Dec 18
- Bucks dethrone Kings for road win 11:54pm Dec 17
- Short handed Bucks fall to Trail Blazers 11:36pm
Somehow this poor guy who owns a plumbing company in Texas is now taking all kinds of heat through no…
posted by Philcast 4 days ago
Do the terrorists win if they don't show this movie? Do the terrorists win if you don't go see this…
posted by Philcast 5 days ago
The picture of the standing ovation from the packed house says it all. It was a standing ovation kind of…
posted by Philcast 9 days ago


text:
The Holidays are here. And many women who are trying to conceive are avoiding their pregnant friends, sisters and sister in laws like the plague. New babies at family holiday dinners that don't belong to us – are often looked at with jealous glances. And some of us struggling to build a family are even choosing to skip the holiday get together completely. But what if while we are reaching to build our own families if we could embrace the festivities in the role of being a beloved Aunt.
The fact is that the role of Aunt in the family can be incredibly important. Have you ever considered the importance of you in the life of a child without actually being that's child's mother? What if we didn't run from the role Aunt (whether it is a biological connection or the child of a best friend), while we were trying to conceive and instead embraced it? Is that possible? This is something that often comes up with my fertility coaching clients as their extended family grows or their friends have babies. They are often at a loss for how to cope with feeling left outside of the family unit.


text:
Results tagged ' Bernie Brewer '
Start Spreading the News! Two Brewers Fans in the Running for the 2013 MLB Fan Cave!
The MLB Fan Cave is now entering its third season and we need your help to elect a Brewers fan to be one of the 2013 cave dwellers!
The Fan Cave will start the season with a group of fan contestants who will get to 1) watch every single baseball game played, 2) interact and film video content with current and former players, celebrities and musicians, 3) discuss the hottest baseball and pop culture topics through blog posts and social media 4) compete in exciting challenges with other fans to remain in the MLB Fan Cave – and much more.
Last year alone, more than over 100 famous guests visited the MLB Fan Cave, a 15,000 square foot location at 4th Street and Broadway in the heart of New York's Greenwich Village (formerly the home of Tower Records). You can check out the Fan Cave arsenal of videos here.
From a Brewers standpoint, you may recall a couple of appearances by John Axford, a visit from Jonathan Lucroy, and a interactive web chat with our very own Bernie Brewer.
And, in 2013, we hope to have even more interaction with the Fan Cave. In December, we put out a call to all Brewers fans to get their entries in so Milwaukee could be represented in the Fan Cave….and it worked!
After reviewing thousands of entries, MLB recently revealed the top 52 fans vying to be a contestant in the 2013 MLB Fan Cave and two of them—Peter Gourlie and Kevin Kimmes—are Brewers fans!
Now through Wednesday, February 13, fans can view video submissions from all applicants on MLBFanCave.com and vote for their favorites. (There's more on Peter and Kevin to come next week, so start voting and stay tuned!)
Based on fan voting, quality of the original submissions, and the ability of the contestants to generate buzz and interest in their campaigns, MLB will narrow the field to 30 finalists who will then earn a trip to Spring Training in Arizona at the end of February, where they will compete in a variety of challenges to determine the final group of contestants.
These winners will begin the season in the MLB Fan Cave with the goal of watching all 2,430 MLB games on a large wall of big screen Sony televisions while chronicling their experiences online through videos, blogs, and social media. Along the way, they will compete with one another over the course of the season in a series of challenges, with fans online helping decide who gets to stay in the Fan Cave and who gets eliminated with one eventual winner crowned before the end of the World Series.
Now why are you still here? Click over to MLBFanCave.com and start voting for Pete and Kevin!
Happy Holidays from John and Cait!
Dear Friends,
Thank you so much for reading John and Cait…Plus 9 this year!
As we head into the holidays, we wanted to take a moment to thank you again for a great 2012 and wish you a very happy holiday season. And–we're very much looking forward to 2013 and all the excitement that is sure to come!
If you're looking to spread Brewers holiday cheer and (off) season's greetings, here are a couple of ways to do so:
- Share this Bernie Brewer image on Facebook, Twitter and Pinterest.
- MLB Facebook Snowy Images Album: MLB has created one holiday-themed image for each team and we're encouraging fans to share on their wall, as well as with friends. These images also reside on the Pinterest Happy Holidays Board.
- Holiday Photos: Upload one of your own photos (or choose one from Facebook), add baseball-themed holiday elements and share with your friends!
-John and Cait
Bernie Brewer and the Famous Racing Sausages Visit Local Dunkin' Donuts
Early this morning, Bernie Brewer and the Famous Racing Sausages treated fans to a free Brewers themed donut and small cup of coffee at the Dunkin' Donuts on Miller Park Way. The holiday gesture was a surprise to fans, but word got out quickly thanks to the help of local news coverage and social media. The store went through 500 free donuts by 7:30 a.m.
Bernie was dressed in his Santa Claus outfit and the Sausages had their reindeer antlers on throughout the morning. They also handed out candy canes to guests to support the holiday spirit.
Bernie Brewer formally announced the visit and free donuts on his twitter account, @Bernie_Brewer.
Brewers Holiday 4-Packs Winner Announced
Thanks to all of the Brewers fans who visited with Bernie Brewer and the Klement's Famous Racing Sausages at the MillerCoors Holiday Lites event last Friday night!
We had tremendous response to our Twitter contest and we're pleased to announced that Julie from Oak Creek is the winner of our grand prize, a pair of Brewers Holiday 4-Packs for the 2013 season, complete with a Klement's Famous Racing Sausages Chorizo ornament! Congratulations, Julie!
It was a fun night and several other Brewers fans won other great prizes via this event as well.
To see a recap containing some of the other photos from our event, please check out our event recap here.
If you didn't win, don't worry! There's still time left to purchase your Brewers Holiday 4-Packs. Click here for details!
Kenny Chesney Tickets: Win 'Em Before You Can Buy 'Em from Bernie Brewer!
A couple of weeks ago, we announced that Kenny Chesney's No Shoes Nation Tour is coming to Miller Park on Saturday, May 18, along with country stars Eric Church, Eli Young Band and Kacey Musgraves.
Tickets go on sale this Friday, December 7 at 9am, but our very own Bernie Brewer will be offering you the opportunity to win them before you can buy them this week via his Twitter account, @Bernie_Brewer.
So, make sure you follow Bernie closely this week for your chance to win! For complete rules, click here.
If you don't win, don't worry. Like I said, tickets will go on sale to the public this Friday, at 9am CT. You can buy them by phone at (414) 902-4000, in person at the Brewers box office, or online at brewers.com/chesney.
Good luck!
Get in the Holiday Spirit with Holiday Lites and Holiday 4-Packs!
The MillerCoors Holiday Lites display returns to the Miller Valley beginning this Friday, November 30 and who better to help kick off the event than our very own Bernie Brewer and the Klement's Famous Racing Sausages? Yes, that's right, the Brewers mascots will be on hand for Opening Night of the Lites show and they'll even have your chance to win Brewers Holiday 4-Packs!
The Lites show, now in its eighth year, will feature over 300,000 LED lights, synchronized to a medley of traditional and modern holiday music. It is the largest show of its kind in the Midwest, and the lights, if laid out, would stretch nearly 15 miles.
The outdoor light show begins this Friday with free, family-friendly mini-tours of the MillerCoors Brewery and Lite Show starting every 20 minutes from 4:40 p.m. until 9 p.m.
The free tours start at the Visitor Center (4251 W. State Street in Milwaukee) and include:
- Opening Miller Valley Video featuring the Girl In The Moon
- 4 block outdoor walk to view the Holiday Lites Show (approx. 7 minutes)
- Miller Valley Caves
- Beer Sampling in the historic Milwaukee Stables
For this Friday only, Bernie Brewer and the Klement's Famous Racing Sausages will be on hand with your chance to win Brewers Holiday 4-Packs!
Here's how:
- Attend one of the MillerCoors Holiday Lites Tours this Friday, November 30.
- When you get to the Stables, look for Bernie Brewer and the Klement's Famous Racing Sausages. [Note: The mascots will be on hand during the following times for picture-taking: 5:30-6:00 pm; 6:15-6:45pm; 7:00-7:30pm; 7:45-8:15pm; 8:30-9:00pm.]
- Use your camera/phone to take a photo with one or all of the mascots.
- Tweet your photo to Bernie Brewer (@Bernie_Brewer) using the hashtag: #HOLIDAY4PACKS.
- Next week, we'll pick one lucky winner to win a pair of Holiday 4-Packs! Additional winners will be selected to win Brewers gear! Complete rules can be found here.
The tours will continue each Friday and Saturday through December 22 with participation from other community partners.
Visitors are also encouraged to bring a new, unwrapped gift to support the annual Toys for Tots drive or a non-perishable food item Hunger TaskForce. Gifts can be dropped off at the MillerCoors Visitor Center throughout the month of December.
For details about the tour, call (414) 931-2337.
We look forward to seeing your photos, so make plans to stop at the tour (after you hit the Brewers Clubhouse Sale of course)! Good luck!
Bernie Brewer: Behind the Moustache Submitted to DearMKE Project
This summer, VISIT Milwaukee, the city's award-winning convention and visitors' bureau, teamed up with film producer Jack Turner to produce "DearMKE," a project they are describing as a "love letter to the city."
"DearMKE started as a way for all of us to show others what we love about our city. It is growing into a film, twelve documentaries made by local filmmakers, and a citywide contest that lets all of us tell our story like only we can," says the project's website. "We all know what makes Milwaukee such a great place. Isn't it time everyone else did too?"
Jack, who resided in Whitefish Bay as a teenager and boasts an impressive resume, is capturing the best of Milwaukee on film along with other local Milwaukee filmmakers, but they are also asking for the help of local businesses and residents:
"Every neighborhood in Milwaukee holds memories and promises. Surprises and longtime connections. Revolutionary ideas and reflections. Amazing people and places. Every city block, every corner bar, every park, every school, every brick in every church steeple holds a story. Which one will you share about our DearMKE?"
The project calls for submissions via a video, photo, or written work.
To participate in this project, we compiled a history on the team's number one fan, our lovable, mustachioed mascot. It's called: Bernie Brewer: Behind the Moustache. Think you know the whole story about Bernie Brewer? Think again!
A special thanks to Cory Wilson, Matt Morell and Deron Anderson for their help putting this together and Bernie, Bonnie, Bango, Robb Edwards, John Axford, Gorman Thomas and Mario Ziino for their time!
The trailer to this video resides on the project's website, DearMKE.com, where you can also submit your own ideas, which could appear in Jack's film, or be featured in one of twelve short documentaries.
Jack's film will premier at the Milwaukee Film Festival later this month (more on that, including John Axford's involvement, to come!) and each of the documentaries will premier once a month on the project's website. You could also win a prize package featuring tickets and gift certificates from various Milwaukee attractions. Hurry, the deadline is October 12.
Ever Wonder What Bernie's Slide Is Like?
There are many things that make Miller Park unique and Bernie Brewer sliding down his big yellow slide in left field to celebrate a Brewers home run or a Brewers victory is certainly one of them.
Over the years, many people–myself included– have wondered what it is like to slide down the slide.
Well, I finally got to experience it for myself–and now there are two different ways that you can, too!
1. Watch this "Bernie's-Eye View" as he slides down the slide, holding a camera:
2. Go down the slide yourself!
Yes, that's right. Before every home game, you and your friends can join Bernie Brewer up in his dugout and feel the rush as you twist and turn down the slide. At $100 per person, packages are available for 2-6 people per game, offering those over the age of 8 a Miller Park experience like none other!
Last week, I took the slide for a test drive myself—all in the name of blogging.
I must admit, I am a little scared of heights, but I quickly overcame that as the view of the ballpark from up there is breathtaking and the ride on the slide itself was so fun. I felt like a little kid again.
Here, you can watch a video of me going down the slide. It was taken in two different angles–one by Bernie Brewer himself and the second by a roof camera.
This is definitely a unique offering, with amazing photo opportunities and a memory that will last a lifetime. For more information on how you can purchase your tickets for the Bernie's Slide Experience, visit brewers.com/slide.
Customized Brewers Phone Covers? Good Call!
Calling all Brewers fans- customized phone covers are now available at Miller Park!
The Brewers Team Stores have offered a wide variety of covers for sale that fit many phones (in addition to iPad covers), for awhile now, but one of the cooler new things this season is the Etching Station, located in the Brewers Team Store by Majestic in the Hot Corner at Miller Park.
The store will etch your existing battery cover on most phones for just $20, or, if you don't want to etch the phone itself/prefer to have a cover on your device, you can purchase a cover from the shop and have that etched for $30. [Please note that currently, the store only offers covers for the iPhone and select BlackBerrys.]
Fans can choose from a wide variety of Brewers logos and mascots. The store also offers all other MLB logos, as well as logos of other Wisconsin teams. Each cover/case can be personalized with up to 15 characters of text, so you can include your name, or a phrase like "Go Brewers!"
The whole etching process only takes about 90 seconds and is fun to watch.
Also, rumor has it that Bernie Brewer has been giving out some cover & etching prize packages via his Twitter account and, I'm told that if you see him at the games against the Reds this coming Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday, he just might have some coupons for you!
Please note: Etching is available on both game days and non-game days. Non-game day Brewers Team Store by Majestic hours are: Monday-Friday, 10am-7pm; Saturday, 10am-6pm; and Sunday, 11am-4pm. For specific questions, please call the store at (414) 902-4750.
Gallardo and Lucroy Trade Places With Southwest Employees For The Day
If you were at Milwaukee's General Mitchell International Airport today and saw some things that were out of the ordinary in Concourse D, your eyes weren't playing tricks on you.
Yes, that was Yovani Gallardo guiding a Southwest Boeing 737 into gate D52. Yes, that was Bernie Brewer and the Famous Racing Sausages unloading luggage. And, yes, that was Jonathan Lucroy riding the tug, pushing Southwest flight 584 off to Phoenix.
Southwest Airlines, the Official Airline of the Milwaukee Brewers, invited Gallardo, Lucroy, Bernie and the Famous Racing Sausages to help out at the airport for an hour today. I accompanied Yovani and Jonathan to the airport today for their visit and it was an enjoyable day for everyone.
The entire operation is like clockwork. The ground crew can't afford to be late or inefficient with their jobs as getting passengers to their destination quickly and safely is priority number one.
The plane landed in Milwaukee for a brief "stopover" before continuing on to Phoenix (where the Brewers will play this weekend). When the plane landed Yovani helped the ground crew guide the plane into the gate. He also later helped with luggage. At the same time, Jonathan was up at the gate greeting passengers who weren't continuing on to Phoenix.
When it was time for the next group of passengers to get on the plane, Jonathan was right there making announcements and Yovani was scanning tickets. After the plane was loaded up, the Brewers battery returned to the tarmac to push the plane from the gate and send it off to Phoenix. Landed, unloaded, reloaded and back in the air all in about one hour.
"It was neat to see the behind-the-scenes operations here," Lucroy said of the job shadow. "I was really amazed at how fast everything went today."
I've always loved airplanes and flying, so this was a treat for me too. It was great to see what it takes to get a plane to the gate on time and back up in the air. Even with the distraction of Yovani, Jonathan and the mascots, the crew knew where to be and when to be there to carry out their jobs.
Special thanks goes out to the Brewers Corporate Marketing Department, the crew from Southwest Airlines and our friends at Gen. Mitchell International Airport for helping with today's event.


text: Warning: mysql_num_rows() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in /home/db/public_html/SI/cf/in/records.php on line 128 20120130175917tariq_sbt1: | InternetLocalClassifieds.com Way to Meet Buyers and Sellers Post Free Classifieds Post Free Classifieds Home Shopping Automobiles Real Estates Services More Login Login New User Forgot Password Close Requested Ad has been Expired/Deleted. Browse for Similar Listings. © www.InternetLocalClassifieds.comPrivacy Policy & Terms and Conditions | | Warning: include(/home/db/www/SI/cf/cin/Post_Suggestion_Button_style_1.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/db/public_html/SI/cf/cin/Ad_Save_Box_Style_1.php on line 19 Warning: include(): Failed opening '/home/db/www/SI/cf/cin/Post_Suggestion_Button_style_1.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/db/public_html/SI/cf/cin/Ad_Save_Box_Style_1.php on line 19


text:
Italy dinners
The SO and I are visiting Italy over Thanksgiving. We are 31 and NOT wine drinkers. We will spend 3 nights in Rome, 1 night in Florence, and 2 nights in Venice. Right now I just need help with our dinner plans. I could eat pasta every night we are there, but the SO needs a lot of meat (I'm not a vegetarian, I just really like pasta). We don't mind spending money, but we'd like to keep it under $150 USD for the both of us for a meal. We'd be willing to blow that budget once. We would like an appetizer type course, 2 entrees, dessert, and some non-alcoholic beverages for that amount. Here's our short list, but we need to narrow it down and figure out cost:
ROME-staying in Piazza Navona but willing to travel
Quincy & Gabrieli
Armando Al Pantheon
Taverna Trilussa
FLORENCE-no hotel yet
Trattoria Il Contadino
Vini e Vecchi Sapori
Trattoria Antico Fattore
Venice-no hotel yet
Alla Madonna
Fiaschetteria Toscana
Do Farai Osteria
For Florence, I recommend your trying to get a room at Berchielli Hotel, which is right on the Arno and very close to the main attractions - Uffizi, Signoria, Ponte Vecchio, etc. Good breakfast included in the room rate. If you have only 1 night in Florence, I suggest you select Sostanza (not far from Berchielli) and try their artichoke omelet, bistecca fiorentina, and the pollo in burro (chicken breasts in a magnificent butter sauce). This will meet your budget well.
For a more interesting dining experience, I really recommend Teatro del Sale (farther than Sostanza but a great sampler). Since you mentioned these 4 restaurants, I assume you read my December 2007 Florence Report - if so, read what I wrote about Teatro del Sale and go there for dinner (reservation required). It will cost you 30 Euros each (plus 5 Euros to join the club) and you will have a great variety of foods to try (all buffet style and all you want to eat). You also get a show after dinner at no extra charge. Both wine and mineral water are available on a serve yourself basis at no extra charge and you don't have to tip anyone either for service, as you serve yourself.
I don't remember the cost of any of our meals so I can't help with specific restaurant recommendations. Instead, I'm supplying some random observations.
At today's exchange rate, you're looking for restaurants that will cost 100 Euro.
You didn't mention precisely what non-alcoholic beverages you'll be drinking. American-brand sodas are extremely expensive. The cost of large bottles of still or sparking water is much more reasonable.
I don't think of Italian restaurants as serving memorable desserts so we tend to skip that course as part of the meal. Instead, we opt for getting some gelato at some point in our after-dinner stroll. Obviously, our dessert strategy may not be appealing given the timing of your trip.
re: Indy 67
Good idea Indy 67, but maybe we can replace gelato with a great Italian pastry on our walk home. Although I'm sure we'll eat our fair share of gelato as well!
re: debbie421
Little known secret of Do Farai is that Stefano, the owner, makes a great Negroni. He's very good behind the bar. I think the ambience of the place is very enjoyable, but the prices are in line with Venetian dining, and the best dishes on the menu -- raw fish carpaccios, anchovy pastas, branzino -- are all seafood. So just be prepared for that.
I am one of the few people on the planet who did not enjoy the meal at Fiaschetteria Toscana. I had liver.
I'm a huge fan of Armando al Pantheon. I'm also a huge fan of Lo Zozzone off the piazza Navona, when you just can't face another restaurant meal. They serve really tasty, freshly baked pizza bianca, more like a foccacia, stuffed with whatever you like. (By that time, the no-eating-in-the-piazza law will have run out, and you can take your pizza to the Piazza Navona).
If you find any interesting pastries in Roma, by all means let us all know! You might find gelator doesn't taste as good in November (I cannot eat it in the cold months in Italy and amazed others can).
You're not going to have trouble finding meats and lots of it in Firenze. In November, I would definitely go for some hearty Tuscan soups, with and without meat. If there is pumpkin around, have some, in whatever form.
In Firenze, I would opt for hot chocolate over any other kind of sweet. Riviore, opposite that big fake David in the middle of town, is the premiere sipping spot, and you'll pay through the nose if you grab a table. But a truly fantastic spot of hot chocolate and a pastry in Firenze is right opposite the Museo San Marco, which I dearly hope you will not miss. It might be called Caffe San Marco. It's just a classic from another era, with marble cafe tables covered with pink linens, silver service, etc. But marvelous pastries, including these kind of donuts Fiorentinis eat -- I think they're called "bombolini" or something. Anyway, there is a long glass case and you can just point.
Almost directly opposite the gelateria Perche No! there is a marvelous salumeria/paninoteca that stays open nearly 24/7 and specializes in platters of sliced meat and cheese. Again, a great place to go when a restaurant just doesn't appeal.
Have a great trip.
re: summerUWS2008
Ah, here it is:
Gran Caffe San Marco
Cantinetta dei Verrazzano
Via dei Tavolini, 18-20
Tel: 055-268-590
Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. (July & August 3 p.m.).
Closed Sunday.
On your list for Venice, Fiaschetteria Toscana is one of the best restaurant in Venice. It is somewhat understated with excellent professional service. The Venetian menu is large and cooking top-notch. The antipasti and primi are around 20E and the secondi 30E so it is pushing your budget. If I have one splurge meal in Venice, F. Toscana would be it.
Alla Madonna is a large bustling trattoria with a seafood and vegetable display case when one one enters. I have not had much luck with the food. The first time I ate there was more than 25 years ago and found the food to be overcooked and tired. I went back there couple years ago and nothing has changed. The squid ink pasta was served two minutes after our waiting took the order, the vegetables were limp and the service perfunctory.
I have not been to Do Farai Osteria.
My choices for moderately priced restaurants in Venice would be Alle Testiere, Anice Stellato and Boccadoro.
Although there is some truth to an above post regarding unmemorable desserts in restaurants, F. Toscana has some wonderful desserts as well as excellent cheeses. I've had great desserts in Alle Testiere, including the tiramisu and a chocolate chestnut tart. In other restaurants, one will find good versions of panna cotta, honey apple cake and good versions of Italian pastries.
re: summerUWS2008
Sicily does have beautiful pastries but I found most to be overly sweet for my taste. Same for the gelato.
re: PBSF
I didn't have any "dessert" pastries, I had breakfast pastries made with flaky pastry and warm ricotta, cinammon, raisins and almonds -- what people call "Danish" in New York. I don't recall them as very sweet. I tried gelato in Noto, but didn't swoon. Every now and then I've lucked out with a fresh batch of some unusual combo -- hazlenut and fig was one I remember -- but I'm not a good judge of it. I just prefer ice cream, or even semi-freddo. I'm sorry when I was in Sicily it was too cool to try granitas, because almond granita sounds very tasty.
re: summerUWS2008
I agree with you about the breakfast pastries in Sicily. They stuff them with much filling (ricotta cream, vanilla or chocolate pastry cream) that they just oozes out, real decadent and a wonderful indulgence. The next time you are in Sicily, have to try the combination of brioche style bun and almond granitas, a tradition.
re: PBSF
I agree with you about Fiaschetteria Toscana and Anice Stellato. Both are worth trying, although they are in quite different leagues:
FT is an old-style ristorante, whereas AS is more a kind of a "nouvelle cuisine" place, not inexpensive and still a little bit on the rustic side...
We did not like alle Testiere at all. This is a place for people who are dependent on an English-speaking waiter and are used to get overcharged. The food is OK, but way too expensive !!
We also like da Rioba, which is quite simple but serves excellent food, and Nono Risorto for their garden and their pizza.
And always keep in mind: restaurants in Venice mainly are for tourists and therefore try to overcharge. If you REALLY are interested in Venetian cuisine you should spend a few days on the mainland and get an Italian friend to show you the REAL food scene....
For pastries, there is no better address than Rosa Salva: http://www.rosasalva.it/eng/index.php
There you can get wonderful small pastries for less than one EUR !! (YES !), and an Espresso for 80 cent. BUT: standing room only and no toilets..
The 'hounds are the best, thanks for all the recs! Seems like most people know about Venice and Florence, not a lot about Rome out there.....
hi debbie,
pierluigi, ditirambo and armando are three very good restaurants in rome. pierluigi has excellent seafood. ditirambo's pasta, especially the cacio e pepe, is superb. their grappa list is extensive. armando is good but the specials really stand out. leave room for dessert.
reservations are a must at all three. i believe they all have websites.
If you still have not booked a place to stay in Venice we have twice stayed at and loved Ca'Gottardi, a little family-run place that has great breakfasts included in the room rate. http://www.cagottardi.com/en/index.htm It is right near a small restaurant we love called Osteria Giorgione (although it specializes in seafood, not meat). http://www.osteriagiorgione.it/en/ind... Both are somewhat off the beaten tourist track in Cannaregio, which we consider to be an advantage. We have eaten at and enjoyed Fiaschetteria Toscana (although we were a tiny bit put off by tuxedo'd waiters at lunchtime). Don't know anything about your other two Venice choices. For a big splurge meat meal in Venice you can't go wrong with Ai Gondolieri (near Peggy Guggenheim Museum). Have a great time and please report back after your trip.
re: debbie421
Where are you staying in Rome? I was in Rome four times this year (for a variety of work/fun reasons) and it is my FAVORITE city in the world. You have a bunch of great choices on your list at the top, but thought I'd mention faves -- Fiammetta (near Piazza Navona), more casual, we had great pastas and pizzas and veal, but I saw others eating roasted meats that looked very good too, don't miss La Piazzetta, vicolo del Buon Consiglio, 23a, Rome, (39-06) 6991640, not far from the Colloseum, where my Dad had beautiful lamb and we had the most delicious ravioli in Italy, my other favorite place is Il Matriciano, Via dei Gracchi, 55, 321-3040, not far from the Vatican, and really nice for Sunday evening. I have eaten at each of these places for around 140 euros for 3 people, but that always included wine, so getting a nice meal on your budget for 2 persons (without wine) should be possible. Also, please note that I traveled last March when the euro was $1.65 or so in US dollars, and the euro today is down to about $1.24 ... another great reason to go to Rome for a fall vacation !!! Have a super time and report back!!
re: PeggyD
We are staying at Navona Suites Gallery in Piazza Navona. And I think I have the final list!
Venice: Anice Stellato, Fiaschetteria Toscana
Florence: Sostanza
Rome: Armando Al Pantheon. Trattoria Monti, still need to choose between Paris/La Matricianella/La Piazetta for the 3rd dinner
re: debbie421
In Rome ... you have so few nights and such a great list of options ... I can't help myself but offer an unsolicited opinion. I think Armando is really average ... I would never go out of my way to eat there. Also, when I did eat there last July, it was 100% full of Americans ... I find that off-putting when I am in a foreign country. Call me crazy, but that just says "too touristy" to me!! Trattoria Monti -- the food is great, a bit avant garde in preparation for me, and you will need a reservation as it gets VERY full. La Piazzetta FAR exceeds the value and quality of Armando. I loved Il Matriciano (which is a different restaurant from the one you list, Matricianello) and I hear that Paris is very authentic in terms of Roman ghetto food, although we did not go there, as it was closed the night we tried. To me you should aim for La Piazzetta, Trattoria Monti and Il Matriciano or La Fiammetta (in that order, although from your hotel, you will be able to walk to La Fiammetta and the setting is warm and homey!) Did not mean to confuse you or but in again, but I couldn't resist ... report back ... we can't wait to hear how the trip goes for you!!
re: PeggyD
Peggy, your post makes me sorry I have recommended Armando if all of the reccs here and on other Boards have brought the masses
-Debbie, Its a long-standing, comfortable institution and I dont quite believe the food is less than very good (we especially liked the lbaby lamb dishes, the chicory and the roman pasta specialties as well as the pears in wine for dessert), even tho I havent been back in a few years - not all the dishes are equally good however and its a very large menu. A traveller in the winter and at lunch will NOT find all americans there as in MIdsummer. However one never lacks for choices in rome and there must be literally dozens of places (just pick up a Gambero Rosso Rome Guide, or Slowfood for example ) that are never even mentioned here that are worthy of exploration.
Also do remember that lunch can be a better meal than dinner to eat out in Rome - much of the city is closed at that time anyway and its good to adopt local custom - pizzerias are only open in the evening.
fyi In the winter months do do your church visiting before lunch because by the time they re-open in the afternoon, its getting too dark to see.
re: jen kalb
Very good point ... going to Rome in July, it is very hard to miss Americans ... that WON'T be an issue in Nov., and I TOTALLY AGREE that many times, our best meals have been at lunches we had in Rome. You make a curious point, that I frankly did not think of, but Armando has a really big menu, and perhaps I chose the wrong item to enjoy their best. Anyway, this is a new question, but when the "specials" don't appeal to you, what is the best way to make good choices when the menu is large, as it is in many places? That is a really good question -- and one that I get wrong frequently. Sometimes, that makes me avoid restaurants altogether when I see a long menu in the window ... I always presume (perhaps unfairly) that nobody could do all those items well or with fresh ingredients ... so I keep going to the next place. Any comments on that?? I am learning a lot on this board! PeggyD
re: PeggyD
honestly I dont know - I get sucked in and disappointed by specials as much as the next person. One area of that particular menu that didnt work for us was the portion our then-vegan daughter ate from - the vegetable soup and a pasta dish with saffron were both lackluster. I have liked the specialties they make from Apicius - duck and guinea hen - but others posting on this board have not (guinea hen can certainly be dry). For me, when in Rome , in a tratt like this I go for the Roman specialties.
re: PeggyD
I didn't know La Fiametta as so close! I think I'm changing Rome to Monti, La Fiametta, and La Piazetta. Does it matter that we know absolutely no Italian?
re: debbie421
Debbie -- You realize that I am living vicariously through you -- you are going to have a great trip. I think those choices are EXCELLANT -- get yourself a nice Italian phrasebook, and learn just a very FEW phrases. Italians are WONDERFUL people and many, many of them in Rome speak english, but they appreciate it if you try to manage in their language a bit!! When in Trat. Monti, the waiters are the two young, handsome sons of the chef/owner in the kitchen, and each of them seem to have GREAT command of english. At La Piazzetta, the night we went there, only one gal spoke english, but it is FABULOUS food and I would go there if I had to order food by pointing at the menu. You need to look at a guidebook or Maureen Fant's website, which is where I think I found a list of typical Roman food -- so that you can read the italian wording of the great Roman dishes ... for e.g., I don't know that much italian, but I learned how to find my favorite dishes -- veal, ravioli with various ingredients, artichokes Roman style -- in italian. If you can recognize these things, you can order in italian even in places where they do not speak italian well. They would speak italian to me, and I would point and speak as well as I could back and we always had great food and wine!! At La Fiammetta, the two waiters we had there spoke english, and doted on my young son so much, you would think we were their favorite patrons. You will love Rome for this attitude -- they are a lovely people to meet on vacation, believe me!! Finally, I used the map from Rough Guide -- it shows all the little tiny streets, with markings in T for all the taxi stands if you find yourself too far from your hotel to walk home. From the top left side of Piazza Navona, you will find La Fiammetta at the corner of Zanardelli and just around the corner from Hotel Genio -- we had two dinners there and it was GREAT!! It will be even better in November -- warmer inside, colder outside, cozy atmosphere to enjoy pizza, pasta, and roasted meats and veal.
Finally, I went to Rome for the first, second, third, and fourth time in my life this year ... search this board, and if you find advice from Jen Kalb, CJT, MBFant, RomeAddict, and a few others, you cannot go wrong. Have a GREAT trip!!!!! Ciao!! Peggy!!
Taverna Trilussa is a tourist trap. You eat well, but pay three times as much you need to for a decent, but hardly great dinner. I'd trade that up for Spirito di Vino (also Trastevere) in a heartbeat. A very different type of restaurant, but at least at SDV you get something special.


text:
Slideshow: K-Dash by Kardashian, Rachel Zoe, and Janie Bryant for QVC
The home-shopping staple is coming to Fashion's Night Out!
Skip to content, or skip to search.
Skip to content, or skip to search.
The home-shopping staple is coming to Fashion's Night Out!
Including Alexander Wang, Thakoon, Vena Cava, Phillip Lim, Mulberry, and rag & bone.
"I don't wanna see any waxed chests, any waxed legs."
What a kickoff event.
But they might become available in the future.
His Z-Spoke line will be shown in New York.
From delicate bows to pants made of purses, there's a lot to learn from Paris couture.
It's one cracked-out, no-holds-barred fashion spectacle.
'New York' fashion director Harriet Mays Powell on Chanel, Givenchy, Christian Dior, and more.
'Twilight' and couture probably don't belong in the same sentence, much less collection.
Watch video footage from the runways, and scope galleries of backstage and runway pics.
See the complete collections in our fashion-show galleries.
We gave the Dutch model a digicam; he gave us footage of half-naked men. Bless his heart.
Top picks include Yamamoto, Westwood, Galliano, Burberry, and more.
Plus, see the complete menswear collections from Hermès, Dior Homme, John Galliano, Raf Simons, Thom Browne, and Paul Smith.
Plus, watch videos from Thom Browne, Paul Smith, Raf Simons, and Givenchy.
Plus, see the latest collections from Givenchy, Viktor & Rolf, Cerruti, Walter Van Beirendock, Gaspard Yurkievich, Smalto, and Kris Van Assche.
His spring men's show just walked in Paris!
See abs (and other bulges) in our slideshow of underdressed male models.


text:
Use code HA9MWXdetails >* To Save 10% on orders $249 or more. Use promotion code HA9MWX during checkout. Discount does not apply to shipping charges, delivery surcharges, duties or customs fees and cannot be combined with any other offer. Promotion cannot be used on previous orders. This promotional offer may be modified or terminated at any time. Offer expires 12/27/2014 at 11:59pm ET.
Invite your guests with the Film Reel Horizontal Invitation.The Film Reel Horizontal Invitation shows off a silver film reel and film on a blue background. Our cardstock personalized Film Reel Horizontal Invitations measure 6 1/2 inches wide x 3 1/4 inches tall and include a white envelope. Invite your guests with the Film Reel Horizontal Invitation for your star studded event.


text: Chair of APEC Business Advisory Council (ABAC) Jack Ma speaks during a press conference held on November 11, 2009, after ABAC concluded their final meeting for 2009 prior to their dialogue this week-end with APEC leaders. ABAC called for more open trade and investment to sustain the economic recovery. [...] more


text:
As Complex's J. Cole week comes to an end, Cole sheds light on his 10 favorite albums of all time. From Michael Jackson's Bad to UGK's Ridin' Dirty, check the full list right here.
Posted in Interviews | Tags: j. cole
J. Cole
"Cole World: The Sideline Story" (2011)
Roc Nation, Columbia
J. Cole has traveled a very long way from "The Come Up." The MC's first mix-tape, fresh out of a St. John's University dorm room, was littered with wishes of wanting, damn near demanding to be heard. Wanting a deal, wanting fame, wanting his city of Fayetteville, North Carolina to have its place on the map and all that comes with it. Tracks like "Simba" and "Dollar and a Dream" were, and still are the foundation that has the North Carolina rapper garnering the attention of many ears in hip-hop today. That sound and desire remains the reason why so many people around the world have had bated breath, for the past three years, to see what the first artist signed to Jay-Z's label Roc Nation has to offer with his first LP.
After two critically acclaimed mix-tapes in "The Warm Up" and "Friday Night Lights," and stand-out features on Jay's "Blueprint 3," Reflection Eternal's "Revolutions per Minute," and on Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Friday circuit, all people want to know is "can J. Cole deliver on a proper LP?" I'm here to tell you, confidently, YES!
Lyrics/Content: If this is, was, or will be your first time hearing J. Cole, you are about to figure out what the rest of us have known for some time now: Cole has bars for days! On the first couplet of the first song "Dollar and a Dream III" that message is delivered loud and clear: "Walk with a nigga, I give you my pain/So much on my mind I wonder how it fit in my brain?" For all the fans that have been on the boat/bandwagon/*insert any moving thing that represents a long ass time* you know what the deal is! Dope lyrics are practically begging to be found and quoted all throughout this record. Songs like "Sideline Story," "Lost Ones," "Rise and Shine," "God's Gift" and "Breakdown" all signify that the Cole we have come to know and love, isn't going anywhere! The sequencing of this record also gives the album an enjoyable flow with the lyrics and content complementing each other well. For example, "In the Morning (Featuring Drake)," a slow, sexy track is followed by the possible repercussions of that morning in "Lost Ones" which deals with abortion. The track listing is a testament to J. Cole having access to a mentor like Jay-Z, who knows the ins and outs of the rap game. A person who you can bring your "homework" to, and have your "tutor" make some tweaks and adjustments on what needs to be changed.
Production: There are very few examples of artists who produce a majority of their own records and succeed. Kanye West is the best example of an artist who kind of breaks the mold. While I'll hold off on any major Kanye comparisons for now, West has found some new competition in that category in J. Cole. The only glaring difference between the two is that Kanye stared as a producer and slowly found footing as an actual rapper, Cole is the opposite. We all know he can rhyme, but his production is going to need time to gain recognition. You heard records like Kendrick Lamar's "HiiiPoWer" and XV's "Smallville" and began to wonder if Cole was being too generous in giving those beats away, but you listen to "Cole World: The Sideline Story" and discover that the beats are monsters! The more albums and records he release that are self-made the more he will obtain a following as an excellent producer as well.
All in all, if Cole put more time into production he would become a force, but the opposite is true as well. I can't remember a Jay-Z track that was produced solely by Jay-Z, but I can quote a lot of his lyrics. So if Cole wants to take his game to the next level and have "Cole World: The Hall of Fame Story" he might have to sacrifice a little production joy, and focus sincerely on making the best rapping product we all know he can deliver us.
Songs for the iPod:
Dollar and a Dream III
Sideline Story
Mr. Nice Watch (Featuring Jay-Z)
Cole World
Lost Ones
Nobody's Perfect (Featuring Missy Elliot)
Never Told
Rise and Shine
God's Gift
Closing Arguments: With all of the hype and conjecture surrounding this album, J. Cole delivers a rookie product that few could have in this day and age. The outside pressure leading to this album was intense, almost like hip-hop needs saving? Trust me; if Lil Wayne can sell 1,000,000 records in a week and Jay-Z & Kanye West record can go platinum in a month, hip-hop is doing just fine. All we want from J. Cole is progression and signs that he can become an artist to reckon with for the next decade or so. Now, is this album the second coming of Nas' "Illmatic," Raekwon's "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx," or his mentor's "Reasonable Doubt," probably not, but only time will tell. In any event, this album is an excellent starting point for Cole to build his fan base and his brand. And if this is the goal, he definitely hasn't lost any momentum for his sophomore release!
Overall Rating: 7.9/10
His album is a 2.2 at best.
Eminem is in his top 5 rappers list and he doesn't have Eminem on top ten albums?
"The Warm Up" was really great. Too bad J. Cole never touched that level again.
^^ Yall are stupid if someone asks you on the spot to name all of ur favorite albums ur guna remember ALLLL of them? its a fucking spontaneous list lol and i give cole's album an 8.5
This List was Wack . . . Here's My Top 10: 1. 50 Cent - The Massacre 2. Jay-Z - The Black Album 3. Eminem - The Eminem Show 4. The Notorious B.I.G. - Ready To Die 5. Ma$e - Harlem World 6. A Tribe Called Quest - Midnight Marauders 7. Nas - It Was Written 8. Cam'Ron - Purple Haze 9. 2Pac - All Eyez On Me 10. Kanye West - Late Registration
my ad blocker blocks complex's entire website
Cole had an average debut, but understand why people are pushing the hype.
I dont think cole will hit his prime for a few more years.
hey, do you guys know if this Jay Cole guy is any good? I've never heard of him
My list NO particular order: Nas-Illmatic, Jay-Z-Blueprint, Jay-Z-The Black Album, Eminem-Marshall Mathers LP, Eminem-The Eminem Show, The Fugees-The Score, Lauryn Hill-The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, Kanye West-The College Dropout, Kanye West-Graduation, Bigge-Ready To Die
if you're from NYC the #1 album automatically on every niggaz list should be ERIC B & RAKIM "PAID IN FULL". I don't care if it was just yesterday you was hopping off your mom's milk holders, PAID IN FULL is hip hop's holy scriptures. you lil niggaz need to knowledge yourselves and do your studies.
damn. a lot of these niggas lists are not mixed AT ALL. yall seriously only listen to rap all day? no wonder ur ass is fucked up.
Makaveli The 7 Day Theory
Capital Punishment - Big Pun
By All Means Necessary - BDP
It takes A Nation Of Millions To Hold Us Back - Public Enemy
Get Rich Or Die Tryin'
Marshall Mathers LP
Pauls Boutique - Beastie Boys
Run DMC 1st Album
Mr. Scarface Is Back
Niggaz 4 Life
Thats 12 but whatever...Idont really give a fuck. Showing my age too, but who cares? HipHop doesn't have an age limit.
Shit, you cant narrow it down to 10 sometimes.
Life After Death
The Chronic
Road To The Riches
Im just givin you youngins homework now, lol
Live & Let Die
Low End Theory
Midnight Marauders
3 Feet High & Rising
Long Live The Kane
Paid In Full (Of Course)
Criminal Minded
it just got a little chillier in here........
@40oz.Prophet- educate yourself, doggystyle? really? doggystyle's a good album but it's not even top 10 hip-hop let alone top 10 of all genres
slick rick- the great adventrues of slick rick
rakim- the master
pete rock and cl- main ingredient & mecca and the soul brother
gang starr- moment of truth
oc- word life
wu tang-enter the wu tang(36 chambers)
organized konfusion- stress, the extinction agenda
blu & exile- below the heavens
mos def/ talib- black star
scarface- the fix
not all fall in my top 10 that's just some that people havent mentioned yet, wild style (film and soundtrack) deserves a mention too, then there's albums from other genres like marvin-whats going on, parliament- Funkentelechy Vs. the Placebo Syndrome, anything from muddy waters, robert johnson, bob marley, music is more than 90s hip-hop 40oz.Prophet do YOUR homework, not everyone elses
LOL at the people listing their fav albums like anyone else gives a rats ass hahaha
LMAO @ david, stupid motherfucker. The list was about hiphop, you gotta get all extra and try to shit on doggystyle, but u listed Rakims worst album. educate YOURself son.
1. Common - Like Water For Chocolate
2. Nas - Stillmatic
3- 50 - Get Rich or Die Tryin
4- Biggie - Life After Death
5- Biggie - Ready To Die
6- JayZ - The Black Album
7- Common - Be
8- 50 - The Massacre
9- The Roots - The Tipping Point
10- Young Jeezy - Thug Motivation 101
respect. nice top 10.
@40oz.Prophet since when was michael jackson's Bad a hip-hop album? And I said Doggystyle's a good album but not top 10, i own the album, gave it a lot of spins but it's not top 10, and The Master isn't his worst album it's gone over people's heads coz of people that think that an artists work from best to worst can be judged by chronological order from early to most recent, The Master is an under-rated classic, fact not opinion, study the flow, rhyme schemes, production, lyrical content, don't have it playing in the background while you post simple comments on blogs, get rid of all distractions and listen to it properly
Top 10:
Notorious B.I.G: Ready to Die
Raekwon: Only Built For Cuban Linx
Eminem: The Eminem Show
ATCQ: Midnite Maurauders
Little Brother: The Listening
The Roots: Illadelphhalflife
DMX: It's Dark And Hell Is Hot
Wu-Tang: Enter the 36th Chamber
Slum Village: Fantastic Vol. 2
Nas: Illmatic
Outkast: Aquemini
in no order
nas - illmatic
eminem - marshall mathers LP
jay-z - blueprint
little brother - the minstrel show
blu&exile - below the heavens
laruyn hill - miseducation
wu tang - 36 chambers
tribe - midnight marauders
the roote - things fall apart
lupe fiasco - food and liquor


text:
St. Mary's Needs Engaged Alumni - Like You!
Share your story with
future St. Mary's students
Alumni can be the most compelling voices. Tell your story now to
friends, community members, social groups, professional circles,
on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and beyond. Encourage talented
young men and women to consider St. Mary's College of Maryland.
Prospective students can learn more at www.smcm.edu/admissions or
call 240-895-5000.
Help recruit
future classes
The Seahawk Admissions Alumni Program (SAAP) brings together
alumni interested in helping to recruit students throughout the
country. Contact Amanda Jengo or Rob Maddox in the Admissions
Office at email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com, or sign up
online at www.surveymonkey.com/s/W8RYWSH.
Get connected
with St. Mary's
Update your contact info so that you can stay in touch with your
alma mater. Go to www.smcm.edu/alum.
Make your
annual gift
Alumni contributions each year influence our reputation with
national rating agencies, government officials, and potential funders.
Such support also has a tremendous impact on scholarships, academic
departments, and extracurricular programs. Make your gift today at
If you're interested in other types of giving, such as named
scholarships or bequest commitments, contact:
The Advancement Office: www.smcm.edu/advancement
Liisa Franzén: email@example.com or 240-985-3220
Become active in the
Alumni Association
- Get involved with the Alumni Council and its local chapters
- Volunteer for Book Bags to Briefcases
- Help a new graduate get a job
- Explore internship opportunities for students
- Come back regularly for Alumni Weekend and Hawktoberfest
- Learn more at www.smcm.edu/alum
The Office of Alumni Relations has numerous means for
communicating with alumni.
Alumni receive regular news through monthly SMCMail
newsletters, updates through Facebook, Twitter and other
social media, and the College's Mulberry Tree magazine.
The College is also committed to sending major press
releases to alumni, concurrent with the release to the media.
Additionally, during ongoing and special events, such
as our current enrollment challenge, we will send special
alumni email updates.
Be sure to keep your email, physical address, and phone
number contact current with the College.
For a comprehensive social media list go to:
To update your contact information:


text:
- Overview
- Specs
- Reviews
Blackburn EX-1 RackThe EX-1 is Blackburn's strongest bike rack and carries up to 40lbs of cargo for extended tours, off-road rides and long distance commutes. It even holds a child seat for safe transport of your little one.
- Welded oversized aluminum tubing and reinforced frame for bombproof performance
- 3 strut design stabilizes the load and maximizes strength
- 9mm gauge aircraft-grade aluminum rod is long lasting and durable
- Fits 26" and 700c frames
- Fits wide and narrow tires
- Compatible with CoPilot child seats
- Lifetime Warranty
Blackburn EX-1 Rack
- dimensions:
- 15 x 12.5 x 5"
- mounting:
- Braze-on Frame
- weight:
- 535g
You May Also Like
- Blackburn EX-2 Expedition Rack Our Price: $49.99 SALE: $39.00
- Blackburn Central Rear Rack Our Price: $64.99
- TransIt Pannier Seatpost Rack Our Price: $49.99 SALE: $39.99


text:
Information Security News
Infosec Island
Suits and Spooks
Security Experts:
Subscribe (Free)
Security White Papers
ICS Cyber Security Conference
Contact Us
Malware & Threats
Email Security
Virus & Malware
White Papers
Desktop Security
Fraud & Identity Theft
Tracking & Law Enforcement
Mobile & Wireless
Mobile Security
Wireless Security
Risk & Compliance
Risk Management
Security Architecture
Cloud Security
Identity & Access
Data Protection
White Papers
Network Security
Application Security
Management & Strategy
Risk Management
Security Architecture
Disaster Recovery
Incident Management
Training & Certification
Critical Infrastructure
Cyberattack Caused Significant Damage at German Steel Plant
Feb. 4-5, 2015 - Don't Miss The Suits and Spooks Event of the Year!
Hackers Used Sophisticated SMB Worm Tool to Attack Sony
Obama Says Sony Hack Was Not 'An Act of War'
US Asked for China's Help on North Korea Cyberattacks: Official
North Korea Proposes Joint Probe With US Into Sony Cyber Attack
Staples Finds PoS Malware in 115 Stores; 1.16 Million Payment Cards Affected
Join us Tomorrow in Washington, D.C. for an Interactive Security Happy Hour Event
Please Join us for an Interactive Security Happy Hour Event on Wednesday in Washington, D.C.
Read More..
Join Trend Micro in Atlanta Tomorrow for a Free Security Event
Please join Trend Micro and SecurityWeek this week in Minneapolis or Atlanta for a free security seminar along with with food and open bar!
Read More..
Join Trend Micro in Minneapolis This Thursday for a Free Security Event
Please join Trend Micro and SecurityWeek this week in Minneapolis or Atlanta for a free security seminar along with with food and open bar!
Read More..
Join Trend Micro for Learning and Drinks in a City Near You - Register Today
These complimentary educational sessions are designed to be a highly interactive, and bring together industry practitioners from the National Cyber Security Alliance, Cloud Security Alliance and industry partners to help you combat the cyber underworld.
Read More..
Department of Energy Hacked; PII Stolen
Hackers penetrated computer systems of the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to steal sensitive personally information for about 14,000 past and current employees.
Read More..
Complimentary IT Security Resources [May 13, 2013]
As a SecurityWeek reader, we are pleased to offer you the following complimentary IT security resources for the week of May 13, 2013.
Read More..
SOPA / PIPA Supporters Targeted in DNS Hijack Attack
UFC.com and two domains owned by the luxury designer firm Coach, were targeted for their continued support of the anti-piracy and anti-counterfeiting bills.
Read More..
Juniper and GE Team to Build Secure Network Appliances for the Battlefield
The first product from the partnership is the RTR8GE, a "battle-ready, rugged, and security-focused network router" that features the Junos operating system.
Read More..
On Demand Webcast: "Duqu- Precursor to the Next Stuxnet," Presented by Symantec
Watch an on demand Webcast from SecurityWeek and Symantec to learn more about this intriguing new malware as we provide further analysis on the latest outbreak findings.
Read More..
Microsoft Mistakenly Details September Security Bulletins Early
On Aug. 9, Microsoft accidentally released information on the five security updates it is planning to release tomorrow as part of this month's Patch Tuesday.
Read More..
FEATURES, INSIGHTS // White Papers
SecurityWeek Top 25 Picks for 2010
Mike Lennon
Enjoy this selection of top picks for 2010, listed in no particular order. Happy New Year!
Read full story
Subscribe to SecurityWeek
Most Recent
Most Read
Obama Says Sony Hack Was Not 'An Act of War'
US Asked for China's Help on North Korea Cyberattacks: Official
North Korea Proposes Joint Probe With US Into Sony Cyber Attack
Staples Finds PoS Malware in 115 Stores; 1.16 Million Payment Cards Affected
Obama Warns North Korea Over Sony Hack: 'We Will Respond'
Indicators of Compromise for Malware Used by Sony Hackers
Hackers Used Sophisticated SMB Worm Tool to Attack Sony
Chthonic Trojan Targets Online Banking Systems in 15 Countries
"Misfortune Cookie" Vulnerability Exposes Millions of Routers
North Korea Behind Sony Hack: FBI
Hacker Uses XSS and Google Street View Data to Determine Physical Location
The Rise of the Small Botnet
ATM Hacking Video - Barnaby Jack Demonstrates ATM Hacking at Black Hat USA 2010
An Inside Look at Hacker Business Models
Defense Department's Cyberwar Credibility Gap
Are Nigerian Scams From Nigeria?
How to Defend Against DDoS Attacks
The Top Five Worst DNS Security Incidents
Preparing Organizations for a New Era of Compliance
China's Cyber Threat Growing
The Three Providers Who Decide Whether You Will Be Hacked
The Root is Signed with DNSSEC - Now What?
Staring into the Eye of the Beast - Hackers are One Step Ahead
A Look Inside the Bustling Cybercrime Marketplace
Using Guilt Instead of Cryptography
Popular Topics
Information Security News
IT Security News
Risk Management
Cloud Security
Application Security
Smart Device Security
Security Community
IT Security Newsletters
IT Security White Papers
Suits and Spooks
ICS Cyber Security Conference
Stay Intouch
LinkedIn Group
Cyber Weapon Discussion Group
RSS Feed
Submit Tip
Security Intelligence Group
About SecurityWeek
Writing Opportunities
Contact Us
Copyright © 2014 Wired Business Media. All Rights Reserved.
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use


text:
Why his new FX show, Anger Management, will probably be a hit.
When Mel Gibson's dark drama The Beaver premiered last March, the actor was turning himself in on charges that he had assaulted his ex-girlfriend. The film was widely praised, and Gibson's performance was called "the best of his career." It grossed just $970,816 at the box office. After Russell Crowe was charged with assault for throwing a phone at a hotel concierge in 2005, it took almost three years—and three flops— for the actor to regain box-office clout with American Gangster. Charlie Sheen is coming off one of the most tumultuous meltdowns in modern celebrity history. His next vehicle, Anger Management, however, is likely to be an unmitigated hit when it premieres on Thursday.
When it comes to disgraced celebrities, TV audiences are far more forgiving than movie audiences. Occasionally, TV fans even reward a star's bad behavior. When FX announced that it was picking up a new sitcom starring Charlie Sheen just six months after the star's tiger-blood-fueled year of debauchery, lunatic-speak, and all-in-all self-destructive behavior got him fired from his job as the top-paid actor on the highest-rated comedy on TV, critics thought the network was crazy. The "potential for catastrophe" far outweighed the "promise of dollar signs," said Kevin Yeoman at Screen Rant, responding to the deal which would force FX to order a whopping 100 episodes of Anger Management if the first handful received high ratings. But the "potential for catastrophe" is likely overstated: If television audiences' history of embracing falling stars is any indication, there's going to be a whole lot of Sheen in our future.
There's the oft-cited notion that there's no such thing as bad press, but that's just not true. It's quite common for stars whose reputations are tarnished by embarrassing scandals to be completely rejected—at least for a while, and often for a long time—by moviegoers. There's the examples of Crowe and Gibson. There's also Winona Ryder. She seemed initially unscathed by her 2001 shoplifting arrest when her first post-scandal film, Mr. Deeds, grossed over $100 million, but that was on the back of box-office star Adam Sandler. Since, she's popped up in extremely small roles and hideously grossing movies, and only recently with a cameo in Star Trek and supporting role in Black Swan has her career taken off again. After Woody Allen's affair with Soon-Yi Previn broke in 1992, it took another 20 years for one his films to match the box office success of hits like Hannah and Her Sisters and Manhattan (though critics and the Academy continued to embrace him). From Eddie Murphy to Meg Ryan to Lindsay Lohan, the list of recent film flops is populated by a bevy of stars whose off-screen behavior doomed their chances at box-office redemption.
The world of TV is a different story. When Robert Downey Jr. was looking to revive his career after multiple arrests on drug-related charges from 1996 to 2001 and a handful of stints in rehab, he took a part on Ally McBeal that allowed him to be finally forgiven for his travails. Oscar, Iron Man, and cemented A-list status followed only after Calista Flockhart made flirty eyes at him; it certainly wasn't post-scandal turns in The Gingerbread Man or The Singing Detective that paved the way to his comeback. Similarly, Rob Lowe didn't really recover his '80s-level of fame until his work on The West Wing won him accolades, leading to subsequent turns on hit TV shows like Parks and Recreation and... The Drew Peterson Story. Matthew Perry couldn't have been more warmly embraced when he was battling drug demons during Friends' run, while Alec Baldwin, Vanessa Williams, Anne Heche, Ashton Kutcher, and Charlie Sheen seem to be TV stars made of teflon: No matter what TMZ-baiting shenanigans they get into, the ratings almost always rebound. Even Lindsay Lohan, whose first slew of films after hitting rock bottom all tanked, found that turning to TV in her most troubled times has helped her recover some semblance of her career: She's appeared on Ugly Betty, Saturday Night Live, the telefilm Labor Pains, and now is staging another comeback with Lifetime's Elizabeth Taylor biopic Liz and Dick.
- 1
- 2
- > >
- Single Page


text:
Thu, Jan 10, 2013
The owner of a business she claims is one of only 162 aircraft painting facilities in the country says she is being threatened with eviction from Santa Maria Airport on the central California coast because she has been late paying some of her bills in the past.
But Teresa Arredondo, the owner and operator of Art Craft Paint, says she is now current with all of her payments, and that her company brings a lot of revenue to the airport. She told television station KCOY that over the 28 years she's been in business, she has paid $1.7 million in rent to the airport, and has no outstanding bills with the airport authority.
The company was scheduled to ask the Santa Maria Airport Board for a five year extension on its lease Thursday, and the issue is on the agenda for the next regular meeting of the Santa Maria Airport Board being held Monday. Tom Widroe, acting as a spokesperson for the paint company, told the television station that reprieve for the company might be predicated on Art Craft making timely payments for one year, with a possible four-year extension.
Arredondo insists she has paid everything that she owes to the airport, and that her business has generated "millions of dollars" for the facility. She says her employees are concerned about what may happen at Monday's meeting. "We're going to be out on the streets looking for something else," said Antonio Arredondo.
Airborne 12.17.14: Evergreen Woes, Foolish Pilot Tricks, No 757 Replacement -- Yet
Airborne 12.15.14: A380 Future, More USA Today Disappointments, Jetman FORMATION!
Aero-TV: AML's 'Smart Seat' – Avoiding Old Hazards Via Brilliant Innovation
See All
©2014 All Rights Reserved.
© 2007 - 2014 Web Development & Design by Pauli Systems, LC


text:
After losing his job to his wife and co-anchor, Ron reassembles the news team and squares off against a new rival. Will the world's greatest anchorman be crushed beneath the weight of his own ego (and his salon-quality hair)?
Adam McKay
Will Ferrell, Paul Rudd, Steve Carell, Christina Applegate
By remote*: Go to channels 502-558 to search available titles. Select
your preferred start time from the guide and follow the on-screen instructions.
*Must be phone line or broadband connected to order by remote.
By phone: Call 1-877-DISH-PPV (347-4778).
*Have the channel number for the movie
and 10 digit phone number on your account or your 16 digit account number when you
All Day DISH Ticket
The enhanced All Day DISH Ticket allows you access to pay-per-view programs for
up to an entire day on every channel that program is playing on. Movies and events
on All Day Dish Ticket channels are shown for up to 24 hours beginning anywhere
from 5:00am EST and ending at the same time the following morning. Use this for
any pay-per-view ordering method. For example, if you order a film at 1:00pm on
channel 503, you will be able to watch as many times as it airs through 5:00am EST
the next morning.
Online and By Phone:
Find the Order ID
By Phone:
Call 1-877-DISH PPV (347-4778)Follow the voice instructions and enter the Order ID when prompted.
By remote*:
Go to Channel 501. Select your movie and follow the on-screen
instructions. Your movie will start immediately.
*Must be phone line or broadband connected to order by remote.
Selection of titles will vary based on receiver model. See your receiver
for available titles.
1Compatible receiver models include 512, 522, 612c, 622, 625, 722, 722k, Hopper® and Hopper with Sling®.
© 2014, DISH Network L.L.C. All rights reserved.