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Pearls of Southeast Asia
Experience the vibrant and fascinating cultures of Southeast Asia by land and sea on this comprehensive journey to Bali, Java, Singapore, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Thailand, featuring major historic sites such as Borobudur and Angkor Wat
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Experience the vibrant and fascinating cities of Singapore, Ho Chi Minh City, and Phnom Penh as well as the breathtaking archaeological treasures and stunning scenery of Borobudur and Bali on this exciting cruise. Discover the deeply spiritual and unique culture of Bali during a three-night hotel stay, featuring the artist enclave of Ubud, the Badung Market, Bali Museum, and Jagatnatha Temple. On the island of Java, marvel at the magnificent temple of Borobudur, which was abandoned and hidden for over 1,000 years. Savor the energy and dynamism of Singapore and Ho Chi Minh City (staying overnight onboard ship), and travel to Cambodia's exotic capital of Phnom Penh, with its fragrant markets, bustling riverfront, and monks in saffron robes. Sail up the Chao Phraya River and enjoy three nights in Bangkok and a special two-night excursion to the World Heritage site of Angkor.
January 31 - February 1 — Depart the U.S. and Cross the International Dateline
Air Program travelers depart their gateway city and cross the International Date Line as they fly to Bali. Meals – In Flight
February 2 — Bali, Indonesia
Arrive in Bali and transfer to the InterContinental Bali Resort. (Transfer is included for Air Program passengers.)
February 3 — Bali
Experience everyday Balinese life at a traditional family home and compound. Visit terraced rice fields and learn about ageless rice farming methods. Motor to Ubud, Bali's artist colony, where local artists will provide examples of local arts and crafts. Stroll through the sacred Monkey Forest temple sanctuary and observe the amusing macaques that live protected lives there. A visit will be made to Ubud Palace. Built in the 19th century, it is still used by the royal family of Ubud today. (B)
February 4 — Bali
Spend the morning exploring the city life of Denpasar, capital of Bali. Visit Badung Market. Open 24 hours a day, it is the largest traditional market on the island. Continue to the Bali Museum, which showcases artifacts that date from the Bronze Age as well as contemporary arts and crafts. Visit Jagatnatha Temple and Majra Sandhi Monument before stopping at a batik factory to observe the process of making this traditional textile. (B)
February 5 — Bali, At Sea
Enjoy a leisurely morning at the resort before embarking the M.V. Aegean Odyssey. (B,D)
February 6 — At Sea
Enjoy informative lectures, films, and the many amenities found on board ship. This evening enjoy a Welcome Reception hosted by the ship's Captain. (B,L,D)
February 7 — Semarang, Java
Semarang is the gateway to Borobudur, an awe-inspiring 9th-century complex of Buddhist temples, which stand unique among other Buddhist temples. The temples of Borobudur were created without the use of modern engineering and technology. Your local, experienced guide has extensive knowledge of the site, and you will also have the opportunity to explore the site at your own pace. Borobudur has arguably the finest examples of ancient Buddhist reliefs in the world. (B,L,D)
February 8 - 9 — At Sea
These days at sea are a perfect time to relax and enjoy life aboard the ship. MV Aegean Odyssey offers a full array of social activities and lectures. (B,L,D)
February 10 — Singapore
Begin your exploration of Singapore on a cruise along the Singapore River. Sail beneath the sweeping arches of Esplanade Bridge to arrive at Merlion Park. See the city's Parliament House and the Supreme Court then continue through the Padang to view historic buildings in the heart of the Colonial District. Visit the oldest Chinese temple in Singapore, Thian Hock Keng Temple; gilded designs and intricately carved stone pillars decorate this Hokkien temple dedicated to the goddess of the sea. Pass by the Sri Mariamman Hindu temple before concluding your tour with a stroll through the National Orchid Garden, the home of 60,000 orchid plants from 40 species. (B,L,D)
February 11 — Singapore
Spend the day at leisure exploring Singapore on your own. (B,L,D)
February 12 — Kuantan, Malaysia
In this beautiful seaside town, see a Hindu temple, which features colorfully painted idols of Hindu gods, as well as the State Mosque. Continue to Esplanade Tanjung Api to witness life in a local fishing village then take a scenic drive of the Residential Suburbs, home to dignitaries. End the day at Teluk Campedak, a renowned beach. (B,L,D)
February 13 — At Sea
Today, sail through the South China Sea and choose from a full array of activities on board the ship. (B,L,D)
February 14 — Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Called Saigon until 1975, this city is a potpourri of pagodas, modern towers, and grand buildings influenced by its French colonial past. Today, choose one of two sightseeing tours offered.
City Tour with War Remnants Museum
See Notre Dame Cathedral and visit the Central Post Office, designed by none other than Gustave Eiffel. In sharp contrast to this, explore the newly renovated War Remnants Museum. The grounds are dotted with an array of American aircraft, tanks, and other weaponry left behind. From the museum, step into the lively world of Ho Chi Minh City today at the Ben Thanh Market, and find everything from coffee beans to bowls of the local noodle soup, pho. If you wish, linger to explore and later make your own way back to the ship.
City Tour with Fine Arts Museum
Enjoy the same city tour, but instead of the War Remnants Museum, explore cultural treasures at the Fine Arts Museum. (B,L,D)
February 15 — Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Today, you may want to enjoy a leisure day to venture out on your own, or choose to take an optional excursion to visit the Cu Chi Tunnels, built by the Viet Cong during the Vietnam War. (B,L,D)
February 16 — At Sea
Enjoy the panoramic views from the ship's Observation Lounge or cool off in the outdoor pool during this day at sea. (B,L,D)
February 17 — Sihanoukville, Cambodia
Today, there is a choice of sightseeing tours. You may choose one of two tours that travel to Phnom Penh, or alternatively, elect to explore Sihanoukville and environs.
Start your sightseeing with a short drive through the open countryside, where you'll have opportunities to stop and photograph Cambodia's attractive rural landscape. Then head downtown see the low-rise buildings and open-fronted shops. Visit the indoor market and discover an array of images: fresh meat, live poultry, and prawns of truly eye-popping size. After this exotic glimpse into everyday life, discover the wonderful stretches of powdery sand along the coast. Drive past Serendipity Beach, a favorite with backpackers, en route to private Sokha Beach. Stop at the beautifully preserved Independence Hotel, built in the early 1960s to accommodate overseas dignitaries.
Phnom Penh: Grand Palace, Silver Pagoda, and National Museum
Long considered one of the loveliest cities in Indochina, Cambodia's capital is imbued with the feel of Old Asia. It's a lengthy trip of approximately 115 miles, but well worth it to see Phnom Penh's Royal Palace, Silver Pagoda, and an unrivaled cache of Khmer cultural treasures. The drive takes you by rice paddies, silt houses, and water buffaloes. Vestiges of French colonial times can still be seen in the tree-lined boulevards. Visit the magnificent National Museum and see the statue of the Leper King.
Phnom Penh: Genocide Museum and Killing Fields
Enjoy the Cambodian countryside en route to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum, which the Khmer Rouge used as a detention and torture center in the 1970s. Today, it houses exhibits, paintings, and photographs of the victims. See the cells and torture devices. Continue to the Killing Fields of Cheung Ek, where more than 17,000 people were killed and buried in mass graves. (B,L,D)
February 18 — At Sea
Spend your last full day at sea relaxing in the well-stocked library, resting in your stateroom, or taking in the views from the deck. (B,L,D)
February 19 — Bangkok, Thailand
Our exploration of Bangkok begins with a cruise on the Chao Phraya River through the Thonburi Canals to see the homes and temples that line the waterway. The cruise will stop to visit Wat Arun, explore the magnificent Grand Palace, and enter the Temple of the Emerald Buddha. Following the tour check in to the Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok. (B,L)
February 20 — Bangkok, Siem Reap, Cambodia
This morning, depart the hotel for the flight to Siem Reap, Cambodia. Transfer to the Sofitel Angkor Phokeethra Golf and Spa Resort. Explore the Angkor Wat, considered a myth until its rediscovery in the 1800s, this 12th-century temple exhibits the pinnacle of Khmer architecture. Built for King Suryavarman II to honor the Hindu god Vishnu, it is the largest single religious building in the world. Revel in the blazing colors of a famous Angkor Wat sunset. (B,L)
February 21 — Siem Reap
Explore Angkor Thom, which means "Great City" in Khmer. See the Bayon, a multistory temple, and other treasures. Continue to Ta Prohm, a jumgle temple, then visit the temple complex of Preah Khan. (B,L)
February 22 — Bangkok
This morning, transfer to the airport for the return flight to Bangkok. Upon arrival, check in to the Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok. Enjoy the rest of the day at your leisure. (B)
February 23 — Bangkok
This morning, travel to ancient Ayutthaya, the royal capital of Thailand from 1350-1767. Imagine the city in it's former glory as we walk amongst the ruins. After visiting the site, motor to the 17th-century Royal Palace at Bang Pa-In, an island on the Chao Phraya River. Depart for the airport late this evening. (B)
February 24 — Depart Bangkok for US.
Board the return flight to your gateway city. (Transfer and flights included for Air Program participants.)
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The Come With Me Kitty Harness & Leash will help enrich your cat's life with the sights, sounds and smells of a safe outdoor experience. It allows you to share enjoyable walks, exercise, and playtime outside your home. More quality time together leads to a deeper, more fulfilling relationship for both you and your cat!
The harness and leash will be a learning process for your cat. Kittens will adjust most easily to the sensation of the harness while older cats may require more time to get used to it. Each Come With Me Kitty Harness & Bungee Leash set comes with a guide to help you and your cat become familiar with her new gear. The detailed fitting instructions and leash techniques will help assure that your cat will feel completely comfortable and safe.
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The best kitty harness so far!
By Love my kitty!
from Boardman, Ohio
About Me New Owner
Comments about Premier Gentle Leader Kitty Harness & Bungee Leash:
My cat does not fit into any regular size cat harnesses. He is 18" around the belly making any regular size cat harness way too small for him. I tried small dog harnesses which I thought was working but then he got out of it when I took him outside one day. In addition he had a lot of trouble walking with the bulky dog harnesses. However, this harness slid on more easily than all the others and he didn't fight me either! The other times he would see the dog harness and literally bolt. This harness fits him perfectly and within a few minutes and some treats he was running around, playing just like he usually does. He is very content and is now taking a nap in the harness! I have not tried going outside yet but so far because he can run and jump up high with harness on, it is a success. It is a very comfortable harness! I am hoping that he will not be able to get out of this harness but he has not tried at all!
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(5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Superior design
By Reder
from Scottsdale, AZ 85251
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
Best design for a cat harness and leash I have found. We used to take our cats for a drag. With this leash we can take him for a walk! It's great!
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By Onono
from Leavenworth, KS
I use the product to let the kitties explore on the porch. They rarely go outside. I like the color. It stays on securely. It's not easy to put on especially tightening the harness strap in the front. The instruction say to measure the width of the largest part of the kitties belly which is what I did and I ordered a small according to the size measurements. The small was too small so I ordered the medium and the medium just barely fits around the waist.
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
spectacular harness for Bella
By RIE
from NM
Shopping at your store is always a pleasure
(11 of 12 customers found this review helpful)
The only harness my cats will walk in
By Kim
from Southern CA
I have two, 3 year old cats that were declawed by their previous owners, so walking them on a harness is one of the only safe ways to allow them to explore the outdoors. I tried several other styles of harnesses, including figure-8, H-style, and walking jackets, and they refused to walk in any of them; they were either too bulky, restrictive, or stiff and uncomfortable. The Come With Me Kitty harness took very little adjustment time. It fit them nicely without gouging (they are 11 and 12 lbs, respectively). Most importanly, it was secure enough to hold onto my girl when she panicked and started flailing when a loud noise spooked her. That alone earned it a major thumbs up in my book!
(7 of 8 customers found this review helpful)
By Lyza's Mom
from Lewisville,TX
I'd like to use it to take my cat with me instead of always having to use a carrier.I ordered it because the internet ad said up to 20"; I have tried 18" in pet stores and they do not fit. The one I received only went to 18".My cat is not all that large (under 12 lbs). Use your influence to get manufactures to make larger harnesses, PLEASE.
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
I will buy this product again, w/growth
By Melvin's Mom
from NJ
From measurements, I thought the S-Small should have fit. Had to go to the M-Medium. Overall I am VERY happy with this product - LOVE the flexible Leash
(6 of 6 customers found this review helpful)
Excellent . It really works!
By Tango's outside escort
from Claremont, NH
I had tried other leash-type things, rejected by kitty. We live in a "wilder, rural" area, with predatory animals, our cat is 90% indoors.This is a terrific safe way to take our Tango outside safely. Shoulder strap needs tightening frequently. If/When it slips off, I have to catch her quickly, as it falls around her hips & trips her. Very easy to put on, Tango asks for her harness daily, and comes running when I call. Too cute.
(7 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
I love it, my kitten loves it more!
By t
from PINE PLAINS, NY
Very awesome product. My cat loves it so much she carries it around in her mouth like a dog. No joke! I find it near my bed every morning.
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By Flash0106
from Portsmouth, NH
Easy to slip on. Easy to adjust. Safe to use.


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HOPKINS COUNTY, Ky. (6/24/13) - The Madisonville Community College Glema Mahr Center for the Arts announces its 2013-14 Season: "Arts on Fire!" From the figurative "Ring of Fire" to the Kenya Safari Acrobats literally jumping through flame, this season promises to be sizzling! Headliners this season include the Time Jumpers (featuring Vince Gill, Dawn Sears, Kenny Sears, & Ranger Doug), Gloria Gaynor, and Rick Springfield.
The other "HOT" news is that the Glema now has online ticketing! Patrons can purchase tickets from the comfort of home, by phone, or in person. Tickets go on sale to current package buyers July 8, new package buyers July 22, and single tickets go on sale July 29. The Everything Ticket is only $350 for 20 performances and saves $115 off of the single ticket cost. Please call (270) 821-2787 or visit http://www.glemacenter.org for more information on the Center's offerings.
There is still one more show left in the 2012-13 Season! The Glema Center's community theatre production of Rodgers' & Hammerstein's The King & I runs July 19-21!
Center Stage Series
•The Time Jumpers (featuring Vince Gill, Dawn Sears, Kenny Sears, & Ranger Doug)
–Friday, September 13, 2013 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $45/$40
What began as a group of studio musicians getting together just for fun quickly evolved into The Time Jumpers becoming Nashville legends! The group earned a loyal following for their lively take on classic Western swing and old-school country music. Sponsored by Old National Bank.
•Ring of Fire: The Life & Music of Johnny Cash
–Friday, September 27, 2013 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $26/$21
Touching on the life and times of one of the world's most legendary musical artists, Johnny Cash, the musical revue "Ring of Fire" is considered one of the best "jukebox musicals" of our time. Although Cash himself is never impersonated, Ring of Fire features a company of performers that will guide you on a journey through Cash's storied life and celebrated music. With smashing medleys and bounce in its guitar-driven energy, this show will have you stompin' your feet and asking for more! Sponsored by Hudson Automotive.
•Sarah Council Dance Projects-Featuring music performed by Carla Gover & Anna Gevalt-Roberts
–Saturday, November 16, 2013 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $20 general admission
Sarah Council Dance Projects is a project-based dance company founded in 2007 by choreographer Sarah Council as a platform to create emotionally and physically honest dance performance works. These dances explore and reflect life's poignant moments, from the beautiful to the tragic, and the curious to the absurd. Sponsored by Juanita Badgett Performing Arts Endowment. Residency Support by the Estates of Ruth and Sue Anne Salmon. This performance and residency activities are funded in part by a grant from South Arts in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts and the Kentucky Arts Council.
•Gloria Gaynor-Christmas with the Queen of Disco
–Friday, December 13, 2013 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $40/$35
"I Will Survive" climbed to the top of Billboard's Pop Charts in 1979, claiming the #1 position on two different occasions. Little did Gloria Gaynor know at the time, the song would eventually become a rallying cry for social survival and remain as relevant today as it was three decades ago. The inspiring single is just the tip of the iceberg where this talented performer's repertoire is concerned. Sponsored by Hopkins County Tourist & Convention Commission. Additional Support Provided by the Enduring Legacy of Mrs. Glema Mahr.
•H.M.S. Pinafore Presented by New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players, Albert Bergeret, Artistic Director
–Thursday, March 27, 2014 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $28/$24 (Children 12 & under half-price)
Now. Sea. Here. Ride a wave of music and laughter as romantic sailors, sisters, cousins, and aunts sing and dance their way across the deck of the fanciful British naval vessel with the improbable name. If you liked NYGASP's productions of "The Mikado" and "Pirates ofPenzance", you'll love the humor and beautiful music of Gilbert & Sullivan's first masterpiece! Sponsored by Anne P. Baker Endowment for Sustained Excellence in the Arts.
•Rick Springfield
–Friday, April 11, 2014 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $50/$45
For all of his accomplishments as an actor, best-selling author and documentary subject, Rick Springfield has always insisted his first love is music. With 25 million albums sold and 17 Top 40 hits, including the 1981 #1 hit "Jessie's Girl", (which earned him a Grammy for Best Male Rock Vocal), it is evident music is indeed his great love. Sponsored by Baptist Health Madisonville.
US Bank Family Specials
•A Children's Nutcracker Presented by Children's Center for Dance Education
–Tuesday, December 10, 2013 ∙ 7 p.m. Tickets: $16/$12 (Children 12 & under half-price)
Tchaikovsky's famous ballet is performed by children for children. Children's Center for Dance Education and local dancers celebrate this timeless classic. Auditions for local children will be held Sunday, September 29, 2013 at 2 p.m.
•Kenya Safari Acrobats
–Friday, April 25, 2014 ∙ 7 p.m. Tickets: $18/$14 (Children 12 & under half-price)
The Kenya Safari Acrobats offer a truly unique cultural experience. They perform a non-stop ride of gravity-defying human pyramids, balancing, tumbling, limbo dancing, hurling through hoops and breathtaking contortions, all while clapping to a joyful Benga beat. Combining artistry with humor and playfulness, these gymnasts are a huge crowd pleaser!
Glema Mahr Chamber Music Series
•Sonya Baker-Soprano
–Thursday, October 3, 2013 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $20 (general admission)
Sonya Gabrielle Baker, noted for her performances of American classical vocal music, has been heard in concert both nationally and internationally, from appearances in Carnegie Hall to the Kremlin.
•Sarah E. Geller-Violin
–Saturday, November 23, 2013 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $20 (general admission)
Described as "a consummate artist performing with convincing vigor and passion," violinist Sarah E. Geller has performed to critical acclaim coast to coast.
•Sara Sant'Ambrogio-Cello
–Thursday, February 27, 2014 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $20 (general admission)
Grammy Award-winning cellist Sara Sant'Ambrogio has performed throughout the world at major music centers and festivals and is a founding member of the Eroica Trio.
•Pavel Kolesnikov-Piano, 2012 Honens Prize Laureate
–Thursday, April 3, 2014 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $20 (general admission)
The Telegraph (London) describes 2012 Honens Prize Laureate pianist Pavel Kolesnikov'splaying as having "brilliance, but also a caressing, almost sly intimacy."
Hancock Bank & Trust Coffeehouse Series
•Robin & Linda Williams-Americana
–Tuesday, October 15, 2013 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $20 (general admission)
For more than three decades now, These "Prairie Home Companion" regulars have made it their mission to perform the music that they love, "a robust blend of bluegrass, folk, old-time and acoustic country that combines wryly observant lyrics with a wide-ranging melodicism."
•Jane L. Powell-Goddess of Soul
–Friday, November 8, 2013 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $20 (general admission)
"A certain talent comes along every 20 years or so, and Jane is it." Tony Bennett
Ms. Powell quickly captivates any audience with her musical flexibility, open and playful personality, and spicy, spontaneous sense of humor.
•Tiempo Libre-Latin Jazz
–Saturday, February 1, 2014 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $20 (general admission)
This three-time Grammy-nominated Cuban music group is one of the hottest young bands today. This performance and residency activities are funded in part by a grant from South Arts in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts and the Kentucky Arts Council.
•Ben Sollee-Genre-bending Cello & Vocals
–Saturday, March 22, 2014 ∙ 7:30 p.m. Tickets: $20 (general admission)
Known for his thrilling cello playing that incorporates new techniques to create a unique mix of folk, bluegrass, jazz and R&B, Ben Sollee possesses rough, smooth, smoky vocal stylings and a knack for intricate arrangements.
First United Bank and Trust Proud Partnerships
•Hairspray! presented by Hopkins County Central High School Fine Arts Department
–Friday, Oct. 25, 2013 ∙ 7 p.m. ∙ Saturday, Oct. 26, 2013 ∙ 2 & 7 p.m.
Tickets: $12 (All students half-price)
Can a larger-than-life adolescent manage to vanquish the local TV dance program's reigning princess, integrate the television show, and find true love (singing and dancing all the while, of course!) without mussing her hair? Produced by arrangement with Music Theatre International. Book by Mark O'Donnell & Thomas Meehan, Music & Lyrics by Marc Shaiman, Lyrics by Scott Wittman.
•Willy Wonka presented by Madisonville North Hopkins High School Music Department
–Friday, March 14, 2014 ∙ 7 p.m. ∙ Saturday, March 15, 2014 ∙ 2 & 7 p.m.
Tickets: $12 (All students half-price)
Roald Dahl's timeless story of the world-famous candy man and his quest to find an heir comes to life in this stage adaptation of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, which features the songs from the classic family film Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory. Produced by arrangement with Music Theatre International. Music and Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse & Anthony Newley, Adapted for the Stage by Timothy Allen McDonald & Leslie Bricusse.
Community Theatre
Permanent support for Community Theatre provided by J.B. & Kiel Moore Community Programs Endowment
•I'm Not Rappaport by Herb Gardner-Dinner Theatre
–February 20-22, 2014 ∙ 6:30 p.m. Tickets: (includes dinner) $22
This Tony award-winning play takes a humorous, yet poignant look at dreams and the realities of aging through the eyes of two octogenarians. Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. Sponsored by Dick & Phyllis Frymire and Ralph & Sue Mitchell.
•Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
–July 18 & 19, 2014 ∙ 7 p.m. ∙ July 20, 2014 ∙ 2 p.m. Tickets: $16 (general admission)
A rare instance of a musical thriller, the Glema proudly presents Stephen Sondheim's chilling, suspenseful, heart-pounding masterpiece of murderous "barberism" and culinary crime. The sophisticated and breath-taking music mixes with visceral drama and deliciously funny moments of dark humor. You'll find yourself laughing hysterically before gasping in surprise. Produced by arrangement with Music Theatre International. Music & lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, Book by Hugh Wheeler. Recommended for ages 14 and up due to violence and mature themes. Sponsored by Don & Mary Susan Fishman.
Special Events
•Back 2 School Bash
–Saturday, August 17, 2013 ∙ 4–10 p.m. Free Admission (Bring your lawn chairs)
Join us for this annual celebration of local talent featuring Guitar Center's 2012 Battle of the Blues winner, Boscoe France, as this year's Headliner. Sponsored by the Miner Family Arts Endowment.
•A Community Christmas-MCC Singers & Local Ensembles
–Friday, December 6, 2013 ∙ 7 p.m. Free Admission
Join us for this annual tradition as local choral groups team up with community-based instrumental ensembles to ring in the Season. Sponsored by United Southern Bank Additional support provided by Mrs. Betty Trover, Allen & Pam Rudd, Barry & Gail Eveland, Dr. & Mrs. J.L. Hamman, & Dr. Judith L. Rhoads.
•Kristen Iverson-Author of Full Body Burden
–Tuesday, March 25, 2014 ∙ 7 p.m. Free Admission
Kristen Iversen is the author of Full Body Burden: Growing Up in the Nuclear Shadow of Rocky Flats, a finalist for the Barnes & Noble Discover Award and the Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence. Ms. Iverson holds a Ph.D from the University of Denver and is an associate professor at the University of Memphis, where she directs the MFA program in creative writing. Full Body Burden has been chosen as MCC's "Common Reader" for the 2013-14 academic year.
The Anne P. Baker Gallery
–August 17-October 4, 2013
Glema Center Juried Art Exhibit & Glema Center Juried Photography Exhibit
Reception & Awards, Saturday, August 17, 2013 ∙ 2 p.m.
Permanent support for gallery exhibits provided by the Robbie P. Ruby Memorial Endowment
Information about exhibits throughout the year available at www.glemacenter.org
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Mercy Corps is responding to the urgent needs in Afghanistan, launching an unprecedented $5 million campaign to provide lifesaving aid to children. With the arrival of winter, hunger and hardship increase dramatically, further compounding the difficulties faced by Afghan families.
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Afghanistan: New camp for Afghan refugees opens October 24, 2001
A new camp opened today to provide shelter and immediate assistance to Afghan refugees who are crossing into Pakistan. The United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) established the camp near the Chaman border crossing, in collaboration with the Government of Pakistan and aid agencies.
Afghanistan: Mercy Corps taking action to aid Afghans October 11, 2001
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The Mount Saint Mary College April Poetry Series opens on Thursday, April 10, 2014, with an appearance and reading by poet William Seaton. Please join us; light refreshments will be served.
William Seaton's Spoor of Desire: Selected Poems (FootHills Publications) contains work spanning his entire career. Earlier titles include Tourist Snapshots (CC Marimbo) and Cold Water (Monkey's Press). His poetry has also appeared in nine anthologies such as the regional collections Riverine and WaterWrites and in numerous journals including Long Island Quarterly, Chronogram, Edison Literary Review, Home Planet News, Chiron Review, and Napalm Health Spa.
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A onetime student of the University of Iowa's Translation Workshop, Seaton's versions of poems by five German Dadaists was published by Nirala last year as Dada Poetry: An Introduction. His translations of ancient Greek and modern German authors have earlier appeared in Chelsea, Maintenant, Heaven Bone, Mad Blood, Oblique, and elsewhere.
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He has produced the Poetry on the Loose Reading/Performance series in the Hudson Valley since 1993 and, in recent years, has led the Northeast Poetry Center. He is curator of a series of evenings of performance art at the Seligmann Center for the Arts under the title Surreal Cabaret.
The second April poetry reading will be held on April 22 at 4 pm, with poet Robert Kelly.
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Hey…Jonathan Brown…buy your own damn cycling jersey!
Back on 24 October 2012 I had the temerity to question the Safe Cycling Australia campaign (via Dave Sharp's Facebook) to get his and SCA Facebook followers to stump up $$ for the "Jonathon Brown Fund (Seeing as big JB is apparently hard to see when riding his bike, we're going to get him into a new SCA cycling kit. Please help)".
My stance was why should us followers donate towards the $500 target so a bloke who earns heaps more than us can get a free cycling jersey?
Now, don't get me wrong – even though I barrack for St Kilda – I'm sorry he got hit by a car. Truly, I am. But there are likely to be many more cyclists out there that have been on the receiving end of some poor driving and who would spend many more hours in the saddle than ol' JB (and therefore provide more scope for free advertising for SCA). And I bet they don't earn the moolah he does!
I received some robust argument against my stance from the SCA "CEO", Dave Sharp, and being in a democracy that is what I would expect. So imagine my surprise (just now) when checking stuff I missed on FB (since I was overseas) and found a post from SCA: "Please try not to run this down mate. BCC are in Bq's pocket so the option is closed to us…(edited).
I appreciate all Dave has been doing to raise the issue of motorists not giving sufficient space to cyclists when passing at normal speeds (or higher) – that Venturi effect is a PITA! – but stand by my comments, and so am surprised to see Dave/SCA have censored my comments critical of his/their stance on this issue, comments I hasten to add were neither crude, vulgar or defamatory. So much for freedom of speech…
However, I also feel vindicated in that the campaign to get Browny a SCA jersey has not been well supported. One solitary donation of $20 ain't going to buy him much more than a zip. Maybe he can use it to curb his on-field sledging of opponents when AFL season 2013 starts in March…


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What a Woman's Body Looks Like After Giving Birth
The Mommy After: 10 Postpartum Body Surprises
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The Mommy After: 10 Postpartum Body Surprises
They say females are the stronger sex because we can birth babies. But, are women warriors because they deal with the aches and pains of pregnancy and labor or because they can look in the mirror after delivery and deal with its physical aftermath? There are lucky mothers who end up with amazing postpartum bods, but the masses have reflections that are a far cry from their prebaby physiques. Check out some of the common surprises.
1 year
Mike, I really hope you don't say that to your wife... Im a first-time mom of a 7 month old daughter, and I've lost A LOT of weight after I gave birth.... y husband makes comments to other people about how I'm too skinny and how he misses the way I used to look... but it's NOT my fault... I'm trying really hard to gain weight so I look the way he wants, and it hurts me so badly that I can't... you need to be there and support her... I know that my man loves me no matter what, but I wish I looked the way he wants
1 year
This isn't true. My mum had 2 kids, I being her 2nd one. In fact, she always told me she looked like she always didn't really have a large stomach and people would be shocked to know she was 8 months pregnant. Secondly my mum in her 50s still has an extremely skinny body with not fat hanging, and didn't turn fat from either births. It's completely untrue woman's bodies go away once they get pregnant. These kinds of articles make it "okay" for women to go ahead and lose it. Well you don't have to. Start with STOPPING THOSE CRAVINGS.
If woman in the PAST could stay skinny after TONS of babies, you can too.
1 year
And remember that if you feel bad and you feel like crying.... imagine how she feels, because it's her body is happening to..... If you feel bad, she must feel even worse. Be kind
1 year
Mike- I understand your viewpoint, though I believe it's a very sad one. Instead of completing and sulking, why dint you do something about it? I'm sure you have changes you'd like to make in your own body. .. Why don't you work as a team... motivate each other. Exercise together, go running, take classes, shop and cook healthy meals. . Do it as team.
You also said, "unfortunately for me, I love my wife too much to cheat" ...Why is that unfortunate?? I would think that it is actually good thing. Fortunately for you. .. Not UN- fortunate. My husband doesn't smile in my face then complain behind my back... He talks to me, he compliments me, he loves me... And if exercise is needed, we talk about it.. We don't point fingers or complain. .we don't secretly wish the other looked different... We make changes together. .That's what a marriage is. ..a team effort. If you are unhappy with your wife's looks, then I encourage you to do something about it with her.... And as she improves, so will you... because we all have something to work on..Men and women... She needs to know you love her and that you support her... Going ona healthier journey together will bring you closer...
If you decide that you don't need to work on yourself, and you put it all on her, well then. .... That's just acting like a jerk..... You could always go through what she went through, you could gain the same amount of weight she did in 9 months, then go about losing it. (Even then, it wouldn't be exactly what she went through)
Stop complaining and threatening cheating, and take action.... Work together with your wife and show her how much you truly love her.
1 year
Well I am a man that has a wife, lord forgive me, that has experienced ALL of the so called mommy effects. The back fat, the fat saggy belly, thick cellulite deposits on the inner thighs, stretch marks, you name it. Only after one baby. And that was 3 and a half years ago! Love my wife so much, as well as our child. BUT DAMN!!! I WANT MY OLD WIFE BACK!!!!!!!!!! HER STOMACH WASNT WASHBOARD, BUT IT DAMN SURE WASN'T HANGING OVER HER JEANS AND TIGHTS THAT SHE USUALLY PULLS UP TO TUCK IN THE BOTTOM PART!!! IF I WAS A CRYING MAN, I WOULD CRY EVERYDAY. IT SUCKS FOR YOUR HEART TO BE IN A PLACE WHERE YOUR BODY IS NOT. WOMEN IF YOUR MAN LOVES AND TREATS YOU GOOD, DO HIM A FAVOR AND LOOK GOOD FOR HIM. OR HE WILL SMILE IN YOUR FACE LIKE NOTHING IS WRONG BUT SECRETLY LET THE SORROW OF MISSING WHAT HE HAD CONSUME HIM WHEN YOU ARE NOT LOOKING. OR HE WILL CHEAT. UNFORTUNATELY FOR ME, I LOVE MY WIFE TOO MUCH TO CHEAT. AND I PROBABLY WOULDNT BE GOOD AT IT.
1 year
This is a good article to help women feel more comfortable when facing these aftermaths. Not every woman is the same, nor does every woman have the same consequences of pregnancy. I know that, for me, my body went almost right back to exactly what it was. It took time but it did. I didn't end up with stretch marks, but I did end up with floppy boobs! My body shape WAS different for a while, it was more boxy after pregnancy, but eventually (about a year later) my rib cage slimmed back down, and I had my curvy slim bod back. But, some of my close friends weren't so lucky, they had stretch marks, major body changes, major cellulite, and stretched skin. One had to resort to lipo and a tummy tuck. It took 3 years for her stretch marks to fade. So, to wrap up, this article is good for those who experienced that type of recovery.
2 years
a sad article that simply preys on a woman's fears......for me, I have had 3 kids and my body didn't change that much...my boobs are bigger (yay!), and they are not flat pancakes..they are full and attractive...do I have cellulite?..maybe a little, but not from being pregnant, it's from general weight gain..I've had it, I lost it...just depends on my size and weight with or without babies...stretch marks?..I got just a few with baby #1..but not many and now you can't see them at all!..and I didn't get any with baby #2 and #3. a saggy pouchy belly?...nope, don't have that...neither does my sister, or my friends...can it happen?..sure..depends on your body, your skin elasticity, your genetics. varicose veins?...nope, not here...a friend of mine got some but she also did not get any other changes...just some veins....but she's thin and hot still...and you can get those by standing alot, crossing your legs is a huge culprit, etc...those are all things that can happen to you whether you get preggo or not. a change in your vagina?..huh, not to my knowledge...I think that was actually my worst fear, to be honest. I even had an episiotomy, but all is great in that area too!
If you don't want babies or children cuz it's not your thing, then hey, to each his own. You have a choice and there's nothing wrong with it. If you like kids and want them, but choose not too cuz you think your body will change, then, please...have the kids. don't let unrealistic fears stop you from the joys of motherhood.
I am not a skinny girl, I never have been. I am not a big girl either...I'm pretty average...5"8" and curvy...in fact after my first child i got more compliments on my body from men and women than I ever did before babies.
My advice for anyone who has a child or wants a child? It is awesome..they are awesome...if you want to stay fit, then eat right and work hard at your fitness and excercise...it doesn't happen overnight but it is totally possible to be happy with your body post baby.
2 years
Um, I would almost completely disagree with this article. I had my first child 15 months ago and not only am I back to my pre-pregnancy weight but I have very little changes to my body. A few stretch marks on my breasts, which I think I contributed to by having a breast augmentation on my small breasts just one year before baby. I think I MAY see a tiny bit of loose skin on my upper belly but it only gets better with time/weight loss. Granted, I have worked out hard after baby and was fit before baby, but I also gained 49lbs while pregnant.
I'm not trying to be like some of the super models out there that want to act like the average mother eats like a "garbage disposal" and that damage done to their body is their own fault. I'm merely saying that all these horror stories are the exception not the rule. The website The Shape of a Mother scared the SH!T out of me when I was pregnant. It almost made me not enjoy my pregnancy for fear of what was going to happen to my body. I think it's terrible that they don't have a section on their site for "My body turned out fine" or whatever you would call it. I think too many people writing these articles focus on the worst case scenario.
Not every womans body is ruined for life, and your child will be the best thing that ever happened to you. They will change the person you are INSIDE for a lifetime, but take care of yourself, and don't worry about the outside.
2 years
What a terrible post. First off, none of the women pictured have any of the problems described in the slide. Secondly, it makes it sound as if all of these problems are permanent and universal, which....really they're not. For most people, the stretch marks fade until they're barely noticable. Cellulite can generally be reduced or eliminated after losing the baby weight...same thing with the back fat. The post baby butt can be improved with lots of squats and lunges. And yes... it is generally possible to lose the weight. I was a size 2, had two kids (gained 50 with one and 40 with the other despite a healthy diet and exercise), and eventually I did eventually lose it all, and while my body wasn't exactly the same, it wasn't the horror show that this article describes. Also, the author seems to presume that some of these things wouldn't happen anyways, which is ridiculous. With time, breasts sag; skin loses its elasticity and firmness; most people tend to gain weight; cellulite happens, and butts flatten and fall. No one looks twenty forever, and women are more than the sum of their physical parts.
2 years
I think I have just read the single most useless, pointless, insulting and ignorant article ever published in the history of publishing. Well done lil sugar for actually making people dumber. Remind me to block this site on my browser. Utter depressing, demoralising tabloid trash, that would have been rejected by OK! and Star Magazine for being 'too dumb'.
2 years
I understand why every woman here is so outraged, but this only made me more convinced that I have to take care of my body starting now, and not stop during pregnancy. I have already experienced what gaining just 10lbs does to your body and mind, baby or not. Like someone else mentioned, all bodies change for numerous reasons, starting plain old aging. I am always keeping the ideals in mind - like VS models who have 1+ kinds and it does not show. It can be done! But I am sure they do not change one thing in their diet or exercise when preggs. Plus, a body that's in shape can handle it much better. I know girls my age with kids that look same as before.
2 years
Well I'm not having any children and this article gave me the more reason not to! I'm already dealing with being slightly overweight, so why want to ruin myself further by having a child?! I'm choosing to be childfree and I'm damn proud of it!
2 years
seriously, wtf? if the person who wrote this a total woman hater? completely unnecessary and destructive.
2 years
Seriously? The article is about postpartum bodies - all the things that go wrong - and they're showing pictures of perfect, skinny, bodies with no blemishes? That's insulting.
3 years
What a negative depiction of pregnancy that's totally rude and unnecessary. As if pregnant women dont have enough to think about without the added vanity factors of this useless list. Yes, some of these these things could happen, but it's more likely that they wont.
3 years
Well I'm 26 years old and am seriously thinking about having a baby next year when I turn 27. I have been doing some research not only about pregnancy but post pregnancy and the post pregnancy is what scares me the most. I need some help on where to research more facts and articles. The scariest post is the physical vaginal changes. Wow!
4 years
Looking back my body pre two boys was smoking..but I had body issues and never realized it or enjoyed it. Though I did love my small breasts.
I had never read an article like this nor had anyone go through a pregnancy close enough family wise for me to notice before and after and I fully expected to leave the hospital with my first lil guy in mt pre-pregnacy clothes.. boy did I get a wake up call.
After two pregnancies and breastfeeding both boys for one full year after my body is almost unrecognizable to me. No matter how many exercises, step classes, yoga classes, and lifestyle changes to eat small well balanced meals.. my breasts are huge, my stomach, thighs and breasts scared forever and the tummy just refuses to tighten no matter how many crunches.. thus is life for some of us.
But the boys are healthy and the hubby is attempting to not notice the body flaws..and looking at my mom thinks I projected some false advertising but luckily he loves me more then just for what my pre pregnancy body offered.. so ah well.
4 years
Umm...that doesn't look like a flat butt to me, in that picture. I'll gladly take that. I gotto go and see what mine looke like b4 my 6 pregnancies, and before 5 full term births, including 8 mo old twin girls, however, my mid section is back to where I started, as far as I can see, simply by using a belly binder really. My body hasn't changed too much at allfrom babies, but I'm not a teenager anymore, and the body changes a bit with age anyway.
Besides, our children are worth it all, and then some, so I while I am happilly surprised, to not get a mummy tummy (Well only thru binding), i had it right after the birth, pretty bad with the twins, but it's flat now, and was able to close my diastasis up, thankfully. I certainly expected the worst, lots of stretchmarks, twin skin, ETC., and never being in a swinsuit again, but why?
We should be able to flaunt our bodies post kids, whether we get saggy breasts, no hide, big hips, and lose midsections. These pictures aren't normal, and I'm no model myself, but I'm proud of my body post babies, but by far, much more proud of my children, and would have taken any body changes to have them here with me:)
They really do need to show reality more. Check out Shape of a mother's website. Those pics are REAL women, not models.
xoxo Shelly
4 years
The real depressing part is how much value society places on youth and the ideal figure. Nobody gets to be 21 forever. Pregnancy or not, you are not immune to time and gravity. Surely there is more to life than perfectly perky boobs and airbrushed skin.
4 years
Call me vain, but I've always had issues with body image and am 26, 115lbs with jiggly thighs/lower stomach. Not sure if a baby is worth it - and no, my child/husband telling me I'm beautiful will not make me stop thinking I'm a saggy pooch bag with a flat rear. And for those that had a flat butt before kids, is it possible to have a negative one? Ugh, more reasons I'm leaning for childfree.
4 years
My baby is now a year old, and I look exactly the same as I did before, except for my boobs that have gone down a size! It is possible...
4 years
Who says they're flaws? Why get down on ourselves, ladies? I experienced (and still am experiencing) probably 80% of those things. So what? I have three amazing kids. I'm thankful that my body was able to create and nurture three wonderful new human beings. So is my husband. Who cares if I don't look like a teenager? Big deal.
Good article, but lose the judgment next time.
4 years
Wow. Pretty sh*tty thing to read first thing in the morning when you are 34 weeks pregnant. I near cried. I love my baby and everything but I'll be the first to say that I'm a little vain too and I dont want to be told my body will look like crap no matter what I do, because I chose to have a child.
Encouraging :(
4 years
Wow. Pretty sh*tty thing to read first thing in the morning when you are 34 weeks pregnant. I near cried. I love my baby and everything but I'll be the first to say that I'm a little vain too and I dont want to be told my body will look like crap no matter what I do, because I chose to have a child.Encouraging :(
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This collection consists of letters and correspondence of W.H. Wattis.; This collection is arrranged by subject group.; Historical Note; Fd1 The Constructor-April, 1931; Fd2 Contract between Six Companies and Carl K. Bryan for Hauling excavated materials in Nevada-June 30, 1931; Fd3 Copy of Articles of Incorporation of the Dee-Eccles Company; Fd4 Correspondence Between: The American Historical Society, Inc. and W. G. Foulger c/o UCC; Fd5 Correspondence Between W. H. Wattis and Benjamin S. Crow (8); Fd6 Court Decision-May 18, 1931; Fd7 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Business Women�s Club, Twin Falls, Idaho. April 11, 1924; Fd8 Letter to W. H. Wattis from NV Copper Belt RR Co. August 29, 1925; Fd9 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Bent Brothers Inc. June 12, 1928; Fd10 Letter of Introduction to W. H. Wattis from Reed Smoot-April 20, 1929; Correspondence Letter to Reed Smoot from James W. Good Secretary of War-April 19, 1929; Fd11 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Reed Smoot; forwarded letter from E. A. Sherman, Acting Forester- July 9, 1930; Fd12 Letter to W. H. Wattis from George A. Lowe Co. September 18, 1930; Fd13 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Congress of the United States, House of Representatives- December 23, 1930; Fd14 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Reed Smoot, U.S. Senate Committee on Finance- December 24, 1930; Fd15 Letter to W. H. Wattis from The First National Bank- December 26, 1930; Fd16 Letter to W. H. Wattis from William H. King, U.S. Committee on Mines and mining- December 29, 1930; Fd17 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Lars Jorgensen Consulting Hydro-Electric Engineer- INCOMPLETE- March 5, 1931; Fd18 Letter from to Mr. Bill Stewart of New York Life Insurance Co. (Carbon Copy) March 26, 1931; Fd19 Letter to: Directors, Six Companies, Inc. From: H.J. Lawler, Six Companies, Inc. April 21, 1931; Fd20 Letter to Mr. H. J. Lawler, Six Companies, Inc. From UCC- April 21, 1931; Fd21 Letter to W.H. Wattis from S.D. Bechtel Six Companies, Inc. April 24, 1931; Fd22 Letter to W.H. Wattis from Mrs. S. A. Pollard-May 19, 1931; Fd23 Letter to Six companies, Inc. from Bureau of Reclamation-July 31, 1931; Fd24 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Joseph Bujard (?)- August 8, 1931; Fd25 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Fred W. Kelly-August 9, 1931; Fd26 Letter from B.L. Foulger to W. G. Foulger (copy)-September 16, 1931; Fd27 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Benjamin S. Crow with attached copy of letter from Benjamin Crow to A. H. Christensen, UCC (2); Fd28 Letter to W.H. Wattis from P. C. Kreitz; Fd29 Letters to W. H. Wattis from Benjamin S. Crow (2); Fd30 Letters to W.H. Wattis from H. W. Morrison, Morrison-Knudsen Co. (2); Fd31 Miscellaneous (5); Fd32 Report of Purchasing Committee of Six Companies, Inc.; Fd33 Series of letters to UCC in Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico; UCC Ogden, Consolidated National Bank Tucson, AZ; and UCC San Francisco CA (5); Fd34 Six Companies Correspondence, Crampton�s Correspondence, Anderson�s Correspondence (35); Fd35 Telegram to Elwood Mead, Department of Interior from W.H. Wattis-May 1, 1931; Fd36 Telegrams between W. H. Wattis and Carl Gray (2); Fd37 Telegrams to W. H. Wattis from Louis C. Cramton (3); Fd38 UCC U-3 Ranch, Oakdale, CA-Architectural Drawing/Map-April, 1943
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Tim Jennings provides early, late pick-me-ups
BY PATRICK FINLEY Staff Reporter October 10, 2013 10:43PM
CHICAGO, IL - OCTOBER 10: Defensive back Zack Bowman #38 of the Chicago Bears runs after intercepting a pass in the first quarter against the New York Giants during a game at Soldier Field on October 10, 2013 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images)
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Tim Jennings didn't see Rueben Randle stutter-step and take off down the field.
It didn't matter because Eli Manning had thrown the ball — a gross first-quarter miscommunication with his wide receiver — and Jennings had his eyes on the Giants quarterback.
The ball landed in Jennings' arms at the 48-yard line, and he returned the interception for the Bears' first score of the game.
"I had a good read on it. I had a good break on it," Jennings said after the Bears' 27-21 win Thursday night. "He threw it. I don't know what the receiver did. I was playing the quarterback the whole time. There was nobody in front of me."
Jennings' second interception was the exact opposite. Everyone was in front of him when Manning sailed a pass with just under two minutes to play. The pick sealed the victory.
"I threw the ball a little too high," Manning said. "I had a guy open."
Jennings recognized the vertical route from a few plays earlier.
"The ball was overthrown," he said.
Tillman, Paea out
Jennings helped to cover for the loss of Charles Tillman, whose streak of 53 consecutive starts was broken.
Tillman has been nursing a knee injury since before the team's third game of the season, in Pittsburgh.
The Bears treated him gently in practice the last two weeks. He hurt his groin in part because he was favoring his injured knee.
Tillman was held out of practice on the Wednesdays and Thursdays before the Lions and Saints games but practiced on a limited basis on those Fridays and managed to play.
Tillman hadn't missed a game since the 2009 season finale.
Among NFL cornerbacks, only Brandon Carr and DeAngelo Hall have longer starting streaks.
Defensive tackle Stephen Paea missed his second straight game with turf toe.
"When you're the next guy up, you always want to be accountable to your teammates," said Landon Cohen, who started for Paea.
This and that
Rookie defensive tackle Zach Minter played the first snaps of his career.
◆ Rookie David Bass rotated at defensive end for the second straight week, and Christian Tupou played defensive tackle after being signed this week.
◆ Giants running back Brandon Jacobs posted 58 yards on his first 11 carries Thursday night. How unusual was that? The burly back had 55 rushing yards, combined, in 2012 and 2013 before taking to the Soldier Field turf.


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Organic Twin Fitted Sheet:
Measurements: 75" L x 39" W
Care: Machine washable
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Origin: United States
In 2002, Brooklyn-based designers Jenny Argie and Andrew Thornton combined their respective fine art and architecture backgrounds to create Argington: a line of eco-friendly, stylish furniture and bedding for babies and young children. Made of birch wood harvested from managed renewable forests, Argington furniture features nontoxic finishes and glues and formaldehyde-free dyes. For Baby, choose between the sleek Sahara crib or the Bam Bam bassinet set (which converts to a crib), available in white or ebony; older kids will love the comfy Uffizi bunk bed, which accommodates a bottom storage drawer and can be reconfigured to include a desk. Changing tables and trays and 100% cotton printed pillows, mattresses, blankets, and other bedtime essentials make Argington's product line one of the most versatile and innovative on the market.


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January 27, 2015 By Phil Guie Leave a Comment
Jakks Pacific Inc. has renewed a licensing agreement with Black+Decker for multiple role-play toy categories in the Black+Decker Junior line. The new agreement grants Jakks Pacific the rights to manufacture and distribute Black+Decker Junior toys in North America and Latin America.
January 26, 2015 By Phil Guie Leave a Comment
As reported by Creative Licensing Corporation, USAopoly will incorporate the classic film, The Terminator, into the board game, Yahtzee. As part of the resulting Yahtzee Collector's Edition, the Terminator's infamous endoskeleton will serve as the cup that holds the dice. The game will be available from retailers across the U.S. and Canada this summer.
January 25, 2015 By Phil Guie Leave a Comment
The Lego Group is partnering with Warner Bros. Consumer Products to develop Lego building sets inspired by animated franchise, Scooby-Doo. Five new building sets will bring characters such as Shaggy, Scooby, and the rest of the gang to life in Lego form for the first time ever. The sets will include the Mummy Museum Mystery, [...]
January 24, 2015 By Phil Guie Leave a Comment
This year, Hasbro Inc. will celebrate the 80th anniversary of Monopoly by offering multiple ways to experience the gaming brand, including new products, entertainment, and events. The Monopoly 80th Anniversary Edition game features a vintage-styled board, cards, and money, as well as wooden houses and hotels. It also has the classic tokens such as the [...]
January 23, 2015 By Phil Guie Leave a Comment
This March, Funko will have a range of new items based on Avengers: Age of Ultron. Along with Pop! Marvel: Avengers: Age of Ultron figures, there will be Mystery Minis, Pop! Keychains, Fabrikations, and Mini Wacky Wobblers. Avengers: Age of Ultron arrives in theaters on May 1.
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