text:
On Saturday, July 13th, join the Peace & Justice Center's dance series and discover different culture's style of dance! Beny & Rodrick will lead this class; they are not only extremely talented performers and dance teachers but also brothers from the Republic of the Congo.
They will teach a modern style of dance with African influences. This is the third class in a four week multi-cultural series through the Peace & Justice Center and supported by dancing instructor Morgan Sherry.
$10 General Admission, $5 for Current PJC Members
Questions: Kyle Silliman-Smith- (802)863-2345 x 6


text:
The Glass Butterfly
The Brahms Deception
Mozart's Blood
The Singers of Nevya
Absalom's Mother & Other Stories
Singer in the Snow
The Child Goddess
The Maquisarde
The Glass Harmonica
The Terrorists of Irustan
Read more about each CD by clicking on the cover.
Wasn't That A Time?
Merry Mount
Hall of Secrets
Benedict Hall
Airs of Night and Sea
Airs and Graces
Airs Beneath the Moon

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Crushworthy tech, science, and culture
This week on Crave get a glimpse of the future with drug-trafficking drones, a solar-powered plane circling the globe and Russia's new military robot. And then take a look back at the graphical user interfaces in the iconic 1977 film "Star Wars." It's the Crave show!
Videoby Stephen BeachamToday Jeff and Iyaz challenge the ideas and proof of concepts disclosed at Microsoft's Windows 10 press conference earlier in the week. They also cover a wide range of categories from DeflateGate, pharmaceutical ads on TV, the films of 2014 and much more -- all while Jeff slowly looses his voice.
Articleby Jeff Bakalar


text:
Complete Jewish Bible (CJB) | New International Version (NIV) |
29 So Pilate went outside to them and said, "What charge are you bringing against this man?" | 29 So Pilate came out to them and asked, "What charges are you bringing against this man?" |
Complete Jewish Bible Copyright 1998 by David H. Stern. Published by Jewish New Testament Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission. (The Complete Jewish Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


text:
A selection of Forza Horizon screenshots have appeared ahead of E3, via German site ForzaLife.
According to the site, Horizon will take place in an open-world environment based on Colorado, USA. Forza 4 physics will apparently be optimized for off-road, with 65 different types of terrain set to feature. Sexy. See the screens below.


text:
found a new home!
Plenty of my friends are looking
for one too. Find a pet to adopt.
Find a pet to adopt |
My name is Phoenix!
Facts about Phoenix
- Breed: Pomeranian/Terrier (Unknown Type, Small) Mix
- Color: Brown/Chocolate
- Age: Adult
- Size: Small 25 lbs (11 kg) or less
- Sex: Female
Phoenix's Info...
I am already spayed, housetrained, up to date with shots, good with kids, and good with dogs.
Phoenix around 1 year old. She is super sweet and so adorable. She likes everyone she meets and is a friendly walker. She stays nicely in her crate and doesn't make a fuss. She loves kids, dogs and car rides. She is a all round easy going happy girl. Phoenix tested positive for heartworms and is being treated - she'll be ready for adoption when treatment is complete. In the meantime, she'd like to meet her FORever family and have a future waiting! She's fostered in Huntsville, AL. To learn more, meet her, and complete an application - please email email@example.com
Other Pets at Friends of Rescue - Marietta Chapter
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Phoenix, a Marietta Pomeranian/Terrier (Unknown Type, Small) dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Pomeranian/Terrier (Unknown Type, Small) for sale in Marietta, or seeking a Pomeranian/Terrier (Unknown Type, Small) dog from a breeder in Marietta.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Marietta already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Marietta breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Pomeranian/Terrier (Unknown Type, Small) breeders who help with Pomeranian/Terrier (Unknown Type, Small) rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Marietta paves the way for another one to be saved.


text:
Fri, Oct 12, 12 at 14:40
Two of our local appliance stores are having a big sale this weekend. I can get the ss Frigidaire all-fridge for 1200.00. Is that about as good as I'm gonna get?
And does anyone have one and like it? Seems to get good reviews on AJ Madison... Thanks |
Follow-Up Postings:
I've had one installed for over a year now and so far so good. When I bought mine back in April 2011, the distributor also offered an additional rebate. It came to about $950 after rebate and including taxes. Considering they've had a price increase since then, I'd say that's a pretty good price. See if there might be an additional rebate on top of that. |
I've found a 50.00 rebate so that brings it below 1200.00. Might jump on it. |
Please Note: Only registered members are able to post messages to this forum. If you are a member, please log in. If you aren't yet a member, join now!
Return to the Appliances Forum
Information about Posting
- You must be logged in to post a message. Once you are logged in, a posting window will appear at the bottom of the messages. If you are not a member, please register for an account.
- Please review our Rules of Play before posting.
- Posting is a two-step process. Once you have composed your message, you will be taken to the preview page. You will then have a chance to review your post, make changes and upload photos.
- After posting your message, you may need to refresh the forum page in order to see it.
- Before posting copyrighted material, please read about Copyright and Fair Use.
- We have a strict no-advertising policy!
- If you would like to practice posting or uploading photos, please visit our Test forum.
- If you need assistance, please Contact Us and we will be happy to help.
Learn more about in-text links on this page here


text:
Table of Contents
Inside the January 2007 Issue
Neo CulpaThe war in Iraq is a fiasco—just ask the neoconservatives who pushed America into it. In exclusive interviews with Richard Perle, Kenneth Adelman, David Frum, and others, David Rose gets an earful of wouldas, couldas, and shouldas. Photographs by Nigel Parry.
Girls Gotta Dream!
With his Chicago screenplay, Bill Condon turned one hit musical into an Oscar-winning movie. Now he's filmed Dreamgirls, with Beyoncé Knowles, Jamie Foxx, and Eddie Murphy. Peter Biskind has the scoop. Photographs by Mark Seliger.
Don't Ask … Don't E-mail
Once, Mark Foley was an ambitious young Democrat, testing the waters in Palm Beach's gay community. Switching to the G.O.P. eased his path to Congress, but it also pushed him deep into the closet—until his e-mails to under-age former pages hit the news. Gail Sheehy and Judy Bachrach expose what Foley's party wanted hidden.
Ruthless with Scissors
Writing about his dysfunctional childhood helped Augusten Burroughs heal—and get rich. But the foster family he excoriated is now suing for libel. Meeting the real-life "Finches," Buzz Bissinger wonders who traumatized whom. Photographs by Jonas Karlsson.
Royal Treatment
Snowdon and Tamasin Day-Lewis spotlight screenwriter Peter Morgan, the brain behind not one but two of this year's top Oscar contenders.
Cinderella in Sneakers
At 12, Dakota Fanning is Hollywood's little princess, with a $3 million paycheck and dibs on every girl role in town. As Karl Lagerfeld snaps her fairy tale, she tells Jim Windolf about starring in Charlotte's Web and partying with "Bob"—De Niro, that is.
Prisoner of Key West
A deadly storm marooned Peter Halmos and his 158-foot yacht in a Florida wildlife refuge. A year later, the exasperated mogul is still stuck. Bryan Burrough reports from the starboard bow, where Halmos keeps busy filing lawsuits and fending off pirates. Photographs by Cameron Davidson and Nina Bramhall.
Dan Adel takes a chisel to Mount Rushmore, re-carving it with the faces of four of our most disastrous presidents.
The Esquire Decade
With the editorial genius of Harold Hayes and the visual punch of George Lois's covers, Esquire nailed the 60s. Hearing from New Journalism stars such as Tom Wolfe and Gay Talese, Frank DiGiacomo relives the second coming of the American magazine.
31 Days in the Life of CultureScandalous notes: Bill Nighy. The Cultural Divide. Elissa Schappell's Hot Type. Matt Tyrnauer re-discovers Chiaia.
Why Women Aren't FunnyMen pride themselves on making women laugh, but the favor is rarely returned. Or so insists Christopher Hitchens, provoking half of humanity as he tries to explain the humor gap.
Courage, Katie!
When Katie Couric made her CBS Evening News debut, viewers flocked—and then fled. James Wolcott advises Her Bubbliness to simmer down.
Race Against Terror
For 27 years, a violent radical group called November 17 terrorized Athens. Nicholas Gage reveals how a small team of investigators finally cracked the conspiracy, just in time for Greece's Olympic homecoming, in 2004.
Alice in WonderlandWhat was then, what is now; Dick Cheney's Google searches; Howard Schatz captures Amy Poehler in character.
Et Cetera
Hell and Haditha
Special Alert: Horoscope U.S.A.
Around the World, One Party at a Time
Proust Questionnaire
Norman Mailer


text:
17th Annual National Parks Day
July 19, 2007
Canada is known world wide for its majestic beauty and natural resources. We pride ourselves in how we take care of these things in order to be able to enjoy them to the fullest. As a result of this, this Saturday marks the 17th annual National Parks Day. This day was created in 1990 to celebrate our national parks, provincial parks, regional parks, and historic sites. Canadians from coast to coast gather on the third Saturday of July each year for many different special events. These events include hikes, workshops, art displays, competitions and historical information sessions that are organized by the operators of these areas. To check for events in the area go to: http://www.parksday.ca/eng/canadamap.html


text:
Opinions by Year
Opinions by Topic
Opinion Requests
AG Opinions
Opinions by Topic
AGLO 1970 No. 068 - April 29, 1970
Slade Gorton
| 1969-1980 | Attorney General of Washington
- - - - - - - - - - - - -
April 29, 1970
Honorable L. Edward Brown
Prosecuting Attorney
Grays Harbor County
417 Finch Building
Aberdeen, Washington 98520
Cite as: AGLO 1970 No. 68
Dear Sir:
We acknowledge receipt of your letter dated April 22, 1970, requesting our opinion on several questions pertaining to the contents of a labor agreement between your board of county commissioners and certain elected county officials and a labor union representing various county employees.
Question (1):
Your first question pertains to the legal authority of a county to enter into a collective bargaining agreement covering employees of the county where such an agreement would contain a "union shop" type clause.
In our opinion, a county has the authority to enter into such an agreement with respect to noncivil service county employees. Accord, AGO 57-58 No. 228 (to the prosecuting attorney of Kittitas county) and opinion dated December 9, 1968 (to the prosecuting attorney of King county), copies enclosed.
Question (2):
Next, you have asked whether such an agreement as is described in your first question is binding upon those county employees whose appointing authority is not a party to the agreement.
This question, in our opinion, is answerable in the negative as set forth in our opinion dated March 6, 1967, to the prosecuting attorney of Kitsap county, copy enclosed. In this opinion we characterized the authority to enter into a collective bargaining agreement as being an [[Orig. Op. Page 2]] incident of the power of employment of the various county elected officials who employ the persons affected by the contract. From this it follows that the contract can only be binding upon those employees of a county who are subject to appointment or employment by those county officers who have signed the agreement in question.
Question (3):
Your third question inquires as to the legality of a provision in a collective bargaining agreement requiring the county to withhold union dues and pay the same over to the union without the express consent of each county employee covered by the agreement.
Such a provision, in our opinion, would be contrary to the provisions of § 11, chapter 108, Laws of 1967, Ex. Sess. (RCW 41.56.110), which reads as follows:
"A collective bargaining agreement may provide that upon the written authorization of any public employee within the bargaining unit, the public employer shall deduct from the pay of such public employee the monthly amount of dues as certified by the secretary of the exclusive bargaining representative and shall transmit the same to the treasurer of the exclusive bargaining representative." (Emphasis supplied.)
In our opinion of December 9, 1968, copy enclosed, we characterized this provision as negating the use of an automatic check-off system for the payment of union dues.
Question (4):
Your concluding question assumes a negative answer to question (1), supra ‑ which, instead, we answered in the affirmative. Accordingly, we refrain from passing upon your final question.
We trust that the foregoing will be of assistance to you.
Very truly yours,
Philip H. Austin
Assistant Attorney General
contact the webmaster>
privacy notice>
accessibility policy>
print this page>
access washington®>
1125 Washington St SE • Po Box 40100 • Olympia, WA 98504 • (360) 753-6200


text:
I ordered a few teas from sTEAp Shoppe and this was one of them. When you first open the tin you are feel like you opened a bottle of vanilla extract while holding a flower to your nose. As I steeped my first cup first tasting without any sweetener then adding the sweetener I found the flavor notes similar to the aroma. The first sip (no sweet)was hearty with a smoothness from the vanilla and the combination of black tea and white tea I found to be quite a pleasant combination bringing in a mild yet robust floral flavor. The hue is a quite dark amber color I believe due to the vanilla bean which some of the small vanilla bean beads did go through my filter and lingered in the cup. This tea is heavy yet light I am not sure quite how to say it but maybe like comparing it to whip cream, you know it's heavy and creamy but it's texture is so light and fluffy. Then I added the sweetener and wow! there was the cocoa flavor taking my taste buds for a ride. Unlike the sweedish delight I commented on this teas second cup is very similar to the first. The flavors seem somehow more settled now but all the notes I found are still there front and center. I not sure anyone could really dislike this tea because it is so versatile. Oh and I must not forget what did I serve this with you ask. Because after the first tasting the second must have a complimentary food to grace my palate. I knew it would be desert but was unsure as to what avenue to take. Go simple or rich. I took some time because I must admit the desire to put a brownie smothered in chocolate sauce and topped with vanilla ice cream seemed to be the perfect match. But I decided for the less obvious and less caloric approach and had a strawberry sorbet. Yes, I realize this seems way to simple but it's not the name of the food but the effort and love that went into making it. Fresh cool strawberries and a wonderful hot tea loaded with chocolate and vanilla flavors. What could be better on a hot day.
4 min, 30 sec


text:
Townshend Launches Revolutionary Software
Musician Pete Townshend has launched a new software programme called "The Method" that will enable everyone with a computer to create their own piece of 'musical DNA.'
The programme was developed with composer and mathematician Lawrence Ball and computer developer Dave Snowdon from an idea Townshend had as an art school student back in the 60s.
In the early 70s, the Who musician came up with the concept that everyone has their own musical fingerprint, and he explored this in writing a film script called The Lifehouse. Although fathoming how to make the idea come to life to a further 30 years of technological advancements, his work at the time led to the renowned Who album "Who's Next" - spawning classic tracks such as "Baba O'Reilly", "Behind Blue Eyes" and "Won't Get Fooled Again."
With the advent of the internet, Townshend with Ball and Snowdon have been able to make capturing a snapshot of an individual's personality with music a possibility now.
For The Method to take it's 'picture' - users aka 'sitters' simply have to input four samples; two of which are sounds such as a voice, a photograph of something significant and a rhythm sample - into the software which then 'composes' a piece of music based on the data put in.
Each piece has infinite possibilities for instrumentation, style, mood and tempo so each piece will be unique to the user.
It is also possible to layer tracks together from several users, the software replicates one within the other - so you could, for example, see what you and your partner 'sound' like together.
Townshend places great emphasis on the part of the 'sitter' as part of the artistic process in making an orchestrated piece of music. Although nothing is finalised yet, Townshend is looking at ways round the complicated copyright licensing laws to give sitters a third of the publishing rights to their individual track.
The software was first used experimentally on the track "Fragments" on the most recent Who album "Endless Wire" and, as was demonstrated at the launch yesterday (April 25) - each piece of music composed via The Method is able to be layered, elaborated, edited and enhanced with arrangements and lyrics, until it feasibly ends up as a bona fide song.
Townshend and Ball will be picking up newly created tracks that interest them to work on over the coming months.
Throughout the process of making and testing The Method, an album was created by Lawrence Ball, entitled "Method Music - Imaginary Sitters, Imaginary Galaxies." The album is available to download through iTunes now.
The online Method programme goes online from May 1 on a subscription basis, although the first three months and the first three 'sittings' will be free.
Pic credit: PA Photos


text:
| Home | Advertise with Us | Circulation | Contact Us | About Us | Send a Letter to the Editor |
What does this mean to area employers and future business development? It means that in a marketplace that is competing for the best workers in a shrinking labor pool, we have some of the best companies implementing new thinking - new thinking that attracts and retains the best talent.
What does this mean for people looking for work? It means that there are many great companies in Winona that understand that families and community are important to workers, and there are many businesses where one can secure not only a great career, but also secure a flexible work environment that gives a person "life" outside of the workplace.
How is this all coming about, and how can business owners learn more? The Winona Area Chamber of Commerce offers many opportunities to spotlight Winona businesses that are leading the way in rethinking how work gets done - putting these companies in the spotlight so that other businesses can learn from them and implement similar cultures at their own worksites.
The Winona Area Chamber of Commerce is a partner with a nationwide effort called When Work Works; a Circle of Cities - 30 of them across the US dedicated to engaging businesses in this important initiative to highlight the importance of workplace flexibility and effectiveness as strategies to enhance business' competitive advantage in the global economy - helping both employers and employees succeed.
In May 2007, two Winona businesses, Wells Fargo Winona and MediaScope, were awarded the prestigious nationally recognized Alfred P. Sloan Award for Business Excellence in Workplace Flexibility. In addition, the Winona Area Chamber of Commerce awarded Management Recruiters with the 2007 Chamber of Commerce Best Place to Work Designation. In the next few months, the Winona Chamber will share more about these businesses, looking at their business culture and how their business environment fosters recruitment and retention of the best workers.
The Chamber has also launched a series of training seminars to help local businesses learn in a hands-on environment how they can examine their current company culture, and begin to develop strategies to create family-friendly, life-friendly work environments. More information about these resources are available at a variety of websites. Consider visiting www.winonachamber.com, www.culturerx.com, and www.whenworkworks.org
The Winona community is rich with locally owned companies that continue to expand and thrive. Winona is also home to several large corporate manufacturing operations that are foundation of our economy and employment base. As we continue to move forward embracing new technologies, changes in educational systems and more generations in the workplace than at any other time in history, workplace flexibility will not just be an idea - it will be the norm. And Winona is embracing this new culture of how work looks and feels. It's a great community to start a business in, a great community to pursue a career.
Della Schmidt is President/CEO of the Winona Area Chamber of Commerce


text:
Sun, May 31, 09 at 1:39
I bought a place with a ton of Irises that I have moved to better spot over the last three years. Now I am really into them but have no clue what I have can someone help me? |
Follow-Up Postings:
It would help if you posted pictures. :-) Another thing you can do is go to an online iris catalog like BlueJ's. There you can look up iris varieties by color, etc. |
Here is a link that might be useful: BlueJ Iris
Please Note: Only registered members are able to post messages to this forum. If you are a member, please log in. If you aren't yet a member, join now!
Return to the Iris Forum
Information about Posting
- You must be logged in to post a message. Once you are logged in, a posting window will appear at the bottom of the messages. If you are not a member, please register for an account.
- Please review our Rules of Play before posting.
- Posting is a two-step process. Once you have composed your message, you will be taken to the preview page. You will then have a chance to review your post, make changes and upload photos.
- After posting your message, you may need to refresh the forum page in order to see it.
- Before posting copyrighted material, please read about Copyright and Fair Use.
- We have a strict no-advertising policy!
- If you would like to practice posting or uploading photos, please visit our Test forum.
- If you need assistance, please Contact Us and we will be happy to help.
Learn more about in-text links on this page here


text:
The list of academic options at Oakland University is constantly growing. OU currently offers more than 120 undergraduate degrees and more than 120 graduate and certificate options. Students have the opportunity to participate in high-level research as early as their freshman year.
Check out Oakland University's admissions sites for application guidelines, academic programs and information on how to pay for your education. Sign up to visit OU for a campus tour or admissions event geared toward you. Apply online today at oakland.edu/apply — it's free!
From important registration reminders to daily events, stay focused on the finish line while getting the most out of your educational experience. More than 200 active student organizations take learning to a new level, while student service offices are here to help you succeed.
Over 100,000 alumni proudly call OU their alma mater. Upon graduation, you will automatically be welcomed as a member of Oakland University's very active Alumni Association. Alumni stay connected through networking, volunteering and mentorship programs.
Nearly half a million people visit campus each year to explore OU's cultural icons, such as the home to OU's founder, our very own National Historic Landmark. Be inspired by guest speakers from around the world, or awed by artwork, student, faculty and guest performances.
Your gift matters! Contributions from alumni and friends create opportunities that prepare Oakland University students to be leaders. Support the OU Fund (the area of greatest need), scholarships, athletics, the library, Meadow Brook Hall, or one of the hundreds of other areas that make Oakland unique.
The Grizzlies' growing Division I athletics program is a member of the Horizon League, one of the NCAA's top performing leagues. Athletes can also be found in dozens of club and intramural sports, or playing recreational games of disc or ball golf on one of OU's courses.
Please upgrade to a modern browser such as the ones listed below:
Campus Recreation Center2200 N. Squirrel RoadRochester, MI 48309-4401 (map)(248) 370-4REC (4732)fax: (248) 370-4889
Campus Rec Blog
Currently enrolled or continuing students, employees, retirees, OUAA members, alumni, and other affiliated members may add their dependant children, up to age 22, to their Rec Center membership. Proof of this relationship is required.
Children ages 1-18 who are living at home are considered dependants and must enter the facility with their parent or legal guardian. Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by their parent or legal guardian at all times in the facility. For dependants ages 18-22, who are living with their OU affiliated parent or legal guardian, their parent or guardian must have a Rec Center membership to add them as a dependant onto their primary membership. For more information, see the Dependant Child and Young Adult Policies.
Current Rec Center members may sponsor one additional membership, which cannot exceed the length of the sponsor's current membership. Sponsored members are eligible for all services and programs, except sponsorship, and may bring guests.
The current member and sponsored member must come to the Rec Center together as proof of the sponsoring agreement. This must occur with each renewal as well. All membership fees for the sponsored member are due at the time of purchase.
Mini-Passes Eligible affiliates, who do not wish to join the Rec Center as a member, may purchase a 10-entry mini-pass for $80. The purchaser must be eligible to purchase a full membership. Mini-Passes expire one year from purchase date, are for individual use only and are non-transferable Refunds Refunds are issued for medical or relocation purposes only. All requests must be submitted in writing to the Rec Center Director. All key fobs (if applicable) must be surrendered before a refund will be made. Refunds take about three to four weeks to process and have a $25 processing fee deducted from approved refund amount.
Memberships are non-transferable.
Parents or guardians are expected to be in a position to provide adequate supervision at all times. If the child is not with a parent or legal guardian, a member of the facility who is over the age of 18 must accompany him/her. The same standard of parental supervision will be expected of the sponsoring member.
All guests who are 16 or older must show a valid photo ID, such as a driver's license, and sign in at the Welcome Center. Members must remain in the building with their guests at all times and are responsible for the conduct of their guests.
Non-participant entry into the Rec Center for things such as tours and events does not require the purchase of a guest pass, however, some form of ID may be necessary. Guest Passes Guest passes entitle non-members access to the facility either through a self-sponsorship (restricted to specific affiliated groups) or sponsorship by a current member or an eligible affiliate. Guest passes are sold at the Welcome Center from the time the building opens until one hour prior to closing. Self-sponsored Guests Self-sponsored guests may include currently enrolled students who have not paid the Rec Center fee, OU faculty, staff, alumni, official OU retirees, MSU Federal Credit Union members and President's Club members. Proof of these affiliations is required. Once self-sponsored guests pay for their own guest pass, they may sponsor up to two guests per visit at the current guest pass rate.
Both parties involved (person whose name appears on the ID and the person attempting to enter) will receive an automatic suspension of the student/member's Rec Center privileges for a period of two weeks.


text:
Like Mario Games? Click on the LIKE and PLUS |
Mario Games | |
Sonic Games | |
Naruto Games | |
Zelda Games | |
Metroid Games | |
Metal Slug Games | |
Scooby Games | |
Sponge Games | |
Contra Games |
New Super Mario Forever Low Graphics Fix |
New Super Mario Forever 2012 |
Starmageddon |
Spiters Annihilation |
Shape Fold |
Save the Man |
Rogue Soul |
Physics Cup Playoffs |
Office Timewaster Champion |
Mini Sports Challenger |
Matching Monkeyz |
Mario Bros Defense |
Mad Shapes 3 |
Lemonade Frenzy |
Kaboomz4 |
Jumping Box |
Inflate the Frog |
Gang Blast |
Match to Enjoy |
Game Magic Defender |
Mario Play is not another remake of Super Mario Bros; it is rather a separate game based on it. In the same Mario world we find our favourite plumber under attack of countless, multiplying enemies falling from the sky! Though the crazy plague cannot be stopped, it can be fought against – and that is your task in this Mario game! Jump onto the heads of Koopa Troopa and Goomba to score points and make the numbers of Bowser's armies less numerous, but be careful not to stomp on the Spikeys – they have sharp spikes; falling onto them hurts! Use Koopa shells to get rid of them and score additional points for beating many enemies in one move. Be ready for the geysers of golden coins falling out of the pipes – make sure to do your best to catch as many of them as possible! Act quickly, for as you play, there are more and more enemies to defeat – but remember that you have only three lives, so do not waste them too soon! To try your reflex in this funny, fan made game, download Mario Play and enjoy the gaming experience, while listening to lively techno background music. Mario Play is one of less time consuming Mario games – it will prove to be a great entertainment if you need a break from work! In the XXI century people can find many different platforms that allow for playing games. Many years ago people were using Nintendo consoles and some of them are still using modern Nintendo Wii. Old Nintendo players should remember one very good platform game called Super Mario. It shows the story of Mario brothers who have to save their friends from the hands of Koopa (dark character, evil green dragon). Now many players can refresh their memories by playing different types of Mario games on PC. They have better graphics, sound and levels, but these games still have their unique climate. One of these games is Mario Play. Many players call it the remake of original Super Mario, but it is a separate game that is based on Mario Games. The game takes place in the same location well known from other parts of this game. This time the first from Mario Brothers (Mario) finds himself under attack of the evil Koopa's troops. A large number of enemies are falling from the sky, so we need to be very quick and skilful to survive the fight against them. We do not have to complete any scenarios. We only need to fight with enemies as long as we can and collect as many points as we can. Thanks to the Mario's actions in this game the Koopa's troops will become smaller and smaller. We should face Koopa Troopa and Goombas. Every player should remember about spikeys. Our plumber should not jump on them, because he can loose a life. Their sharp spikes are dangerous for main character. There is a possibility to get rid of them. We should use Koopa shells. Player can get additional points by defeating many enemies in one move. Other interesting elements in this game are large amounts of golden coins, which are falling from the pipes. We have to catch as many of these coins as we can. Our hero has only three lives and he should not waste them very soon, because there will be more enemies in further game. This game is a great opportunity to train our reflex. It is a great type of game for the whole family.
[ 17:34, 18.08.14 ] Guest Heh
[ 19:51, 07.04.14 ] Guest hjkh


text:
This tin of John West Sardines have been grilled with a bit of salt, there's no oil, brine or other ingredients added so it's really healthy and tastes great. Full of flavour and an excellent source of Omega 3, John West has been a leader in taste and quality since 1857. MSC Certified Sustainable Seafood From an MSC certified sustainable fishery MML-C-1254
For further information visit http://www.eatwell.gov.uk/foodlabels/trafficlights/
Access to and use of this website is subject to our Terms & Conditions. © mySupermarket Limited, 2005-2015. All rights reserved.
Compare your local Tesco John West Grilled Sardines (100g) prices with other online Groceries stores at mySupermarket.co.uk. Get price comparison, great deals, special offers and more!
*Smart Swap is a registered trademark of the Licensor and is used under licence


text:
Real Estate Management and Development
Company Overview of Southern Investors Service Co. Inc.
Executive Profile
Walter M. Mischer Jr.President, Chief Operating Officer, Director and Member of Executive Committee, Southern Investors Service Co. Inc. |
Age | Total Calculated Compensation | This person is connected to 3 Board Members in 3 different organizations across 2 different industries. See Board Relationships |
63 | -- |
Corporate Headquarters2727 North Loop West Phone: 713-869-7800Houston, Texas 77008 United States Fax: -- Board Members MembershipsChairman Director and Member of Executive Committee 1976-Present President, Chief Operating Officer, Director and Member of Executive Committee 2000-N/A Director and Director of Encore Bancshares Inc 2000-N/A Lead Director, Chairman of Compensation Committee, Member of Corporate Governance & Nominating Committee and Director of Encore Bank
EducationBBA The University of Texas System
Other Affiliations |
Annual CompensationThere is no Annual Compensation data available.Stocks OptionsThere is no Stock Options data available.Total CompensationThere is no Total Compensation data available. |
There is no Competitor Compensation data available. |
Sponsored Financial Commentaries
Sponsored Links
To contact Southern Investors Service Co. Inc., please visit . Company data is provided by Capital IQ. Please use this form to report any data issues.
Our data partners will research the update request and update the information on this page if necessary. Research and follow-up could take several weeks. If you have questions, you can contact them at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Harold Washington Community College |
Joliet Junior College |
Moraine Valley College |
Triton College |
"The professors have been fantastic - fantastic credentials. Their experience makes a big difference when considering which profession you'd like to go in. It's a big field. There are many different opportunities available."
"I chose Criminal/Social Justice as my major because I was in the military, and I wanted to do something along those lines and stay within that field."
"I have not met one professor that hasn't had firsthand experience. They are always open to talk about what they went through. I was able to get an internship - because they have so many connections with law enforcement."
Chicago Police Department Employer Deferred Billing
(Only to be used by sworn police officers of the CPD)


text:
World's Coolest Caves
Painted Cave on Santa Cruz Island in Channel Islands National Park: California
One look at the red, orange, and green rocks, lichen, and algae, and it's easy to see how this sea cave—one of the largest and deepest in the world—got its name. The most frequent visitors are brown pelicans, shearwaters, oystercatchers, Xantus's murrelets, harbor seals, and sea lions, whose barks resound off the cavernous walls.
Why It's Cool: Kayak tours with Paddle Sports of Santa Barbara paddle a quarter-mile into the emerald-green waters of the ever-narrowing cave—watch out for the waterfall that flows over the entrance in the spring.


text:
Nature & Scenery | Farming | Culture | History | Recreation | Railroads Products & Services
The Connecticut River rises in a little pond known as
Fourth Connecticut Lake on the Canadian border, and there begins as a mere trickle
its 410-mile journey to the sea. It proceeds through a series of lakes in a
dense, spruce fir forest populated with moose and other woodland creatures.
It's still just a narrow stream where it reaches the town of Colebrook, NH,
perched on the banks in the shadow of Monadnock Mountain rising on the Vermont
shore. The proud people of the region who once formed an independent
republic early in the 19th century continue the traditions of outdoor
life represented by logging and backwoods recreation, where a short drive can
take you over the border into another state or another country altogether.
Colebrook is the Waypoint community for an area that includes Pittsburg, Clarksville,
Stewartstown, Dixville, Columbia, and Stratford, NH, and Canaan, Lemington,
and Bloomfield, VT. Its visitor center is located on a scenic bend of the Connecticut
on Route 3, 1.5 miles north of Colebrook's downtown. The Center includes exhibits
about local history and events, and also hosts the area's education center for
the Silvio O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge.
The designated Byway routes in the Colebrook area are Routes 3 and 145 in New Hampshire and Route 102 in Vermont.
Nature & Scenery
The headwaters of the Connecticut River at tiny Fourth
Lake located on the Canadian border and accessible by a footpath created by The
Nature Conservancy. Which of several pond outlets
actually becomes the river depends on the mood of resident beavers. Third, Second,
and First Connecticut Lakes are next in the chain, followed by Lake Francis. All
offer fine, deep habitat for a renowned fishery that includes landlocked salmon
and lake trout. In Pittsburg, a town larger in area than the state of Rhode Island,
Route 3 links the lakes and is a prime moose watching corridor.
Beaver Brook Falls in Colebrook is picturesque in all seasons, including winter,
when its accumulation of ice is a spectacular sight.
The Connecticut's exceptional natural beauty in this area was recognized by an
act of the New Hampshire legislature in 1992. The legislature designated as "natural"
the seven mile stretch of the river from the mouth of Wheeler Stream across from
Columbia to the c. 1885 steel truss bridge between Stratford and Maidstone, the
only segment of the Connecticut so named.
From Stratford to Gilman, the river shifts from quick water to meandering across
a valley of rich soils, taking shortcuts during high water and creating oxbows.
In one place, a Vermont farmer can watch the sun set over New Hampshire.
In the northeastern corner of Vermont, the 72,000-acre Nulhegan River basin is
a complex of bogs, freshwater wetlands, and spruce fir forest. It provides nesting
habitat for loons, hooded mergansers, black, ring-necked and wood ducks. At least
13 rare plant and animal species have been recorded from this site, which site
has the only viable population of spruce grouse in the watershed. It also provides
extensive contiguous forest for breeding migrant birds. The Silvio
O. Conte National Fish and Wildlife Refuge has
named the Nulhegan basin a special focus area, and manages the habitat there in
partnership with the state of Vermont and other adjacent landowners. For more
information about birding and nature observation in the area, visit the Connecticut
River Birding Trail.
For more about Nature
& Scenery on the Connecticut River Byway
back to top
Roadside signs in Stewartstown and Clarksville mark the
45th parallel, halfway between the Equator and the North Pole. Despite the short
growing season this far north, farming is a cherished way of life for many families.
Old-fashioned county fairs are held at the Lancaster Fairgrounds, on Labor Day
weekend, and across the Canadian border in Ayer's Cliff.
Joining maple syrup producers are a number of tree growers and wreath-makers,
among them Weir
Tree Farms.
In the Colebrook area you can buy many agricultural products directly from the
producers.Farmers Markets
For more about Farming
on the Connecticut River Byway
back to top
The 1783 settlement that ended the Revolutionary War
set off a boundary dispute involving the U.S.-Canadian border. Here in northern
New Hampshire, residents finally took things into their own hands in 1832 by
declaring themselves the United Inhabitants of Indian Stream Republic. They
drafted a constitution and created a militia of 41 men. But they couldn't
agree among themselves about whether to form an alliance with Great Britain
or the United States, and civil war seemed likely. When the New Hampshire Assembly
proposed the Republic become part of New Hampshire, it agreed. In 1840 the former
Republic was incorporated as the town of Pittsburg.
Log trucks on the region's roads are part of a tradition that goes back to the
19th century log drives on the Connecticut. Crews of the Connecticut Valley
Lumber Company spent the winter months felling trees, and when snowmelt swelled
the rivers in Spring, sent them floating on down the river. Into the first decades
of the 20th century, hardy crews of "white-water men" risked life
and limb in the hazardous work of floating the logs as far down river as Massachusetts
and Connecticut. At pulp and saw mills the logs were processed into paper and
lumber. Railroads and improved highways and changing culture brought
the era of log drives to an end.
The Poore
Family Homestead in Stewartstown, NH illustrates a way of life that existed
prior to rural electrification. The protected 100-acre property displays the
1826 homestead, barns, furnishings, and tools of this early hill farm, reflecting
the traditional spirit, values, and way of life of settlers of the Connecticut
River Valley headwaters.
The Canaan Historical Society (802-266-7135) is home to exhibits on history
and art.
Among the historic bridges in the Colebrook area are several covered bridges.
The Pittsburg-Clarksville
Bridge spans the Connecticut River, and the
Corner Bridge and the River
Road Bridge both span Perry Stream in Pittsburg.
The picturesque Columbia
Bridge spans the Connecticut between Columbia
and Lemington.
State historic markers in the area offer a glimpse into the past, where tangible
reminders remain or where events may have passed without a trace. The marker
in Pittsburg narrating the creation of the Island Stream Republic was one of
the first erected in New Hampshire, in 1958.
For more about History
on the Connecticut River Byway
back to top
The Arts Alliance of Northern
New Hampshire supports and sustains culture, heritage and the arts in
the Colebrook region with a variety of events, performances, and activities.
Colebrook and Pittsburg serve as the provisioners for recreation in the backcountry. Colebrook is proud of its numerous, if small, restaurants, and the church suppers and high school concerts and plays that take the place of movies and theaters. Colebrook celebrates its heritage with a Moose Festival in August and a Snowdeo in February.
The Poore Family Homestead Farm Museum, located seven
miles north of Colebrook on Route 145 in Stewartstown, is a restored family
farm that welcomes the public to experience the life of a mid-nineteenth century
farm family. Events include an Open Barn and Celebration during the Fourth of
July weekend.
Notre Dame de Graces is a local Catholic shrine built about fifty years ago
to serve the motoring public. For at least the past 20 years, an annual "Blessing
of the Bikes" has drawn thousands of motorcyclists. The tradition has grown
to include blessings of snowmobiles, antique cars, and recreational vehicles.
A road from town leads east to Dixville Notch and The
Balsams, one of the few surviving "grand hotels" of the White
Mountains. It began in 1866 as Dix House, in which guests were treated to meals
prepared by the host, a system which became known as the "American Plan."
In 1897, ownership passed to Henry S. Hale, who renamed it and built it into
a grand resort. Hale's third addition, in 1916, an elaborately ornamental six-story
tower, was the first concrete and steel structure in New Hampshire.
The history and flavor of local culture may be sampled in a colorful on-line
journal known as Northern
New Hampshire Magazine.
back to top
The Great North Woods is a mecca for those who are passionate
about camping, hunting, fishing, hiking and snowmobiling. Trout and land-locked
salmon may be found in the Connecticut Lakes. The Connecticut in this region
is suitable for canoe and kayak. The Northern
Forest Canoe Trail, a 740-mile water trail tracing historic Native American
travel routes across the Northern Forest, celebrates the region's rich human
heritage and diverse natural environment. The Canoe Trail follows the Nulhegan
River to its confluence with the Connecticut River in Bloomfield, and continues
downstream to meet the Upper Ammonoosuc in Groveton.
A good source of ideas of things to do in the region is the Nulhegan
Gateway Association. The Vermont
Outdoor Guide Association maintains a list
of Vermont trails, greenways and waterways, for hiking, biking, birding, paddle
sports, horseback, skiing, snowshoeing, and snowmobiling. A similar list of
New Hampshire
trails includes routes for hikes, mountain
bikes, ATV's and snowmobiles. Those looking for a true wilderness trail experience
will want to know about the Cohos
Trail, a 162-mile remote trail in northern-most New
Snowmobilers on the Vermont side of the Connecticut should check in with the Vermont Association of Snow Travelers. Across the river, you'll find plenty of New Hampshire snow mobile organizations.
The Connecticut River Joint Commissions provide maps
of the river that identify river access and describe other important aspects
of boating on the river. In this region, beginning with the river's source,
they include:
The Connecticut
The North
State parks in the area are numerous:
Brook Falls Wayside, Colebrook
Notch State Park, Dixville
State Park and Campground, Stewartstown
Mountain Campground,
Francis State Park and Campground, Pittsburg
For more about Recreation
on the Connecticut River Byway
back to top
When the Great North Woods were logged in the second half
of the 19th century, unique, narrow-gauge rail lines were set deep into the forest
to bring out the logs. These proved as ephemeral as the old logging camps themselves,
but traces of them remain in the woods as trails, or grown back up with trees.
A small historic train station still stands alongside the track in North Stratford,
in the village near the bridge leading to Bloomfield, VT. Residents are preparing
to restore it to include an exhibit of railroad history.
For more about Railroads
on the Connecticut River Byway
back to top
Products, Lodging,
Dining, Services & Local Links
Town of Colebrook
NH Connecticut
Lakes Region
Great North Woods Region
Country Chamber of Commerce
Kingdom Regional Marketing Organization
Nulhegan Gateway
For more about Products
on the Connecticut River Byway
back to top
Farmers Markets
Colebrook Farmers' Market
43 Colby St., Colebrook Feeds parking lot. Saturdays, July-October,
9-11am. Vegetables, fruits, baked goods, wool yarn, jams and jellies. Rain or
shine, 603-237-4430.
back to top
Historic Markers
Clarksville, NH 45TH PARALLEL
At this point you stand on the 45th parallel, halfway between
the Equator and the North Pole. At this point you stand also at longitude 71 degrees,
24' West from Greenwich, England. A line from this point through the center of
the earth would emerge in the Indian Ocean 982 miles southwest of Perth, Australia.
Located in a triangular plot at the junction of NH 145 and Clarksville Pond
Pittsburg, NH REPUBLIC OF INDIAN STREAM
In 1832 the settlers of the area between Indian Stream
and Hall's Stream, claimed by both Canada and the United States, set up the independent
republic of Indian Stream. Yielding to New Hampshire in 1836, Indian Stream became
part of Pittsburg and in 1842 was recognized by treaty as United States territory.
Located on the north side of US 3 at the Town Park.
Stark, NH CAMP STARK GERMAN PRISONER OF WAR CAMP
In the spring of 1944 a high fence and four guard towers
transformed a former Civilian Conservation Corps Camp on this site into New Hampshire's
sole World War II prisoner of war camp. Approximately 250 German and Austrian
soldiers, most of whom were captured in North Africa, lived in Camp Stark while
working in the surrounding forest where they cut pulpwood vital to wartime industry.
The camp closed in the spring of 1946 when the prisoners of war were returned
to their homeland. Several maintained the new friendships they had formed with
local New Hampshire residents.
Located on the south side of NH 110, about 1.6 miles east of the Stark Covered
Stewartstown, NH 45TH PARALLEL
As you stand at this point on the 45th parallel you are
halfway between the Equator and the North Pole.
Located on US 3, about .5 mile north of West Stewartstown.
Stewartstown, NH METALLAK
Hunter, trapper, fisherman and guide, well and favorably
known by the region's early settlers. "The Lone Indian of the Magalloway"
was the last survivor of a band of Abnaki inhabiting the Upper Androscoggin. Blinded
by accidents, Metallak died a town charge in 1847 at the reputed age of 120. He
is buried in the North Hill Cemetery on road to the east.
Located on the east side of NH 145, about 1 mile north of Stewartstown village.
Stratford, NH LOG DRIVES
The dramatic process of conveying lumber logs and pulpwood
from northern New Hampshire forests to manufacturing centers, by driving them
down the Connecticut River, spanned the turn into the Twentieth Century. Hardy
crews of "White-water men" risked life and limb in the hazardous work
on the annual spring drives.
Located on the west side of US 3, about 1.7 miles south of the center of North
Home | Brattleboro | Bellows Falls | Claremont | Windsor | White River Junction | Wells River-Woodsville | St. Johnsbury | Lancaster


text:
Select () or exclude () categories to narrow your recipe search.
As you select categories, the number of matching recipes will update.
Find exactly what you're looking for with the web's most powerful recipe filtering tool.
Sort by: Date | Rating | Most Helpful
"This is a good recipe. The only steps I would add is roating the nuts and boiling the sugar syrup for about 10 minutes so that it is thick when poured on the baklava. This will not make it soggy."
"Excellent recipe. I never knew making pancakes was so easy. I did add a small amount of Vanilla. I made half the quantity cos it was just for 2. I put in a few crushed pecans and a couple of banana slices on top of the pancakes before turning them. They turned out fantastic. Thanks for the recipe"
"The most amazing dessert I have served. I made it for my guests at a dinner party. They could not stop raving about it. The best part was I decided to make this one at the last minute and put it together at 11:00 PM the previous night. "
"This one turned out pretty good. I did not have unsweetned chocolate so I used about 4 tbsp of cocoa powder and mixed it into a paste with water and the baking soda. It turned out quite good except the chocolate part could have been a little sweeter for my taste. "
"This one was excellent. I was trying my hand at baking a cake from scratch for the first time and I coudn't believe how good it turned out. It took me less than 30 mins to get everything ready and in the oven"


text: Susan Giles is an artist working in sculpture and video. She teaches in the Department of Art, Media and Design at DePaul University in Chicago. She has a MA from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a MFA from Northwestern University. Giles' work has shown at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Chicago, The Renaissance Society in Chicago, Santa Monica Museum of Art in California, and Kunsthalle Goeppingen in Germany, among others. She has received several grants, including a 2009 Illinois Arts Council Fellowship Award for Visual Arts, a 2005 Louis Comfort Tiffany Award and a 1998 Fulbright Grant to Indonesia to conduct research on the intersection of tourism and culture in Bali.


text:
I was given an Avocado tree this past summer when I moved to Florida (Orlando). I did not watch it as closely as I should during the winder and my 4 foot tree lost all its life except for some shoots that shot up in the spring by the base of the plant. There are three main shoots that are growing well, one is substantially doing better. Should I cut the other shoots back so the main shoot does better or should I let all three grow? The plant is about 2 and 1/2 feet tall now. I'm noticing that as the other two shoots grow their leaves are overlapping the main shoot. It looks like three separate plants are growing. Will the trunk of the tree grow so these become branches of the main tree, or are these three separate plants that I should trim back 2 to let the other one do well? Thanks, |
Follow-Up Postings:
I would just let it grow then decide later which one to cut. I have one that came up with six shoots and I had to cut one shoot last year because of a carport I built. The tree is about 25 foot tall. |
- Posted by shavedmonkey none (My Page) on Sat, Jun 22, 13 at 14:21
It looks like all the growth is below the graft, if it ever was grafted. Growing avocados, like many fruit trees, grafting is required. On occasion it is possible to have a good outcome by seed, but unlikely. Because it takes years until the first fruit, and consider the value of the land, and the most precious commodity of all, time...Get quality grafted fruit. If successful it may produce for decades. I can't remember the hybrid of avocado, but it is an excellent fruit. As big as a big grapefruit with excellent texture and flavor. |
Please Note: Only registered members are able to post messages to this forum. If you are a member, please log in. If you aren't yet a member, join now!
Return to the Tropicals Forum
Information about Posting
- You must be logged in to post a message. Once you are logged in, a posting window will appear at the bottom of the messages. If you are not a member, please register for an account.
- Please review our Rules of Play before posting.
- Posting is a two-step process. Once you have composed your message, you will be taken to the preview page. You will then have a chance to review your post, make changes and upload photos.
- After posting your message, you may need to refresh the forum page in order to see it.
- Before posting copyrighted material, please read about Copyright and Fair Use.
- We have a strict no-advertising policy!
- If you would like to practice posting or uploading photos, please visit our Test forum.
- If you need assistance, please Contact Us and we will be happy to help.
Learn more about in-text links on this page here


text:
Live @ Benaroya Hall Tinariwen are guitar-poets from the southern Sahara desert, who transpose traditional melodies, mixing them with blues, rock, pop, Berber and Arabic influences. Their music became the soundtrack for a whole generation of exiled Touareg youth, living a hand-to-mouth existence in exile in Algeria and Libya.
Performance does not include the Seattle Symphony.
Subscribers: To receive your discount, please login with your promotion code before selecting concerts. If you do not have an account or are unsure of your login information, please call the Ticket Office for assistance at 206.215.4747.
*All concerts are held in the S. Mark Taper Foundation Auditorium unless otherwise noted.


text:
Thu, Jun 15, 06 at 11:50
i need to get ahold of her regarding a trade thank you |
Follow-Up Postings:
i am looking for her as well...... |
- Posted by nyvoices99 (My Page) on Thu, Jun 15, 06 at 23:33
Thank's? |
- Posted by lil_greenthumb 5 (firstname.lastname@example.com) on Fri, Jun 16, 06 at 8:13
betty can you email me please when you see this post regarding my trade |
I'm still waiting to hear from trades last year? |
Please Note: Only registered members are able to post messages to this forum. If you are a member, please log in. If you aren't yet a member, join now!
Please Note: Only registered members from the U.S. are able to post messages here (this may be indicated by the title of the forum. All exchanges not indicated otherwise are restricted to those living in the U.S.) If you are a member from an area mentioned above, please log in.
Return to the Plant Exchange Forum
Information about Posting
- You must be logged in to post a message. Once you are logged in, a posting window will appear at the bottom of the messages. If you are not a member, please register for an account.
- Please review our Rules of Play before posting.
- Posting is a two-step process. Once you have composed your message, you will be taken to the preview page. You will then have a chance to review your post, make changes and upload photos.
- After posting your message, you may need to refresh the forum page in order to see it.
- Before posting copyrighted material, please read about Copyright and Fair Use.
- We have a strict no-advertising policy!
- If you would like to practice posting or uploading photos, please visit our Test forum.
- If you need assistance, please Contact Us and we will be happy to help.
Learn more about in-text links on this page here


text:
Trips to Vail
1 - 2 of 2 Results
The New Glamour of Vail
- 4 Hotels
- 3 Restaurants
- 3 Activities
Vail is the biggest ski mountain in the country, and has long been one of the best. But the town has always defined itself in relation to its glam rival, 96 miles down the road. Aspen is Hollywood,... More
Trip Guide to Skiing Vail, CO
- 2 Hotels
- 2 Restaurants
At 5,289 acres, its size alone makes Vail worth the trip. The terrain is not only vast but varied, with tree skiing galore, miles and miles of groomers, four terrain parks, and six miles of legenda... More
1 - 2 of 2 Results


text:
Presents Penn State's Electronic Classics Series Jane Austen Page. |
To download a file, click on its title. If you have the Acrobat ® plug-in installed, you can access the file right in the browser window. You may also save the file to disk. Note: Our standard editions are in two-column, landscape format, employing a variety of fonts, best for on-line reading. Our 6 x 9 format is in portrait layout, using primarily one font, and is best for printing. | ||||
This page created and maintained by Jim
Manis; last updated January 7, 2009.


text:
How to Make a Chocolate Chip Cookie Birthday Cake
Mm...nothing beats chocolate cake, but then you add cookies, and you are in heaven! They are ideal for birthday parties or just for a special treat. You will be in heaven.
1Purchase your choice of chocolate chip cookie mix.Ad
2Follow the package directions but do not separate. You will need the entire mix.
3Use a 16" pizza pan or flat pan large enough to spread out the mix evenly and thick enough so it won't break when removed. Make sure the mixture is smooth.
4Place the pan in a pre-heated oven (according to package directions), and keep an eye on it. It will bake fairly quickly.
- When it turns a light brown color, remove the pan. Set it on a rack to cool.
5Decorate cookie cake with frosting, then add M & M's or other candy for added color. Decorate with "Happy Birthday" and the honoree's name.
We could really use your help!
makeup and style?
- If you want to, you can add piping on the edge for an added look.
- Look at the cookie mix box for proper baking temperature and time.
- Your cookie will be hot coming out of the oven. Be careful. Use oven mitts to remove from oven. Wait thirty minutes before eating it.
Things You'll Need
- Chocolate chip cookie mix
- 16" round pizza pan
- Cake decorations (frosting, candy, etc.)
- Oven mitts
Article Info
Categories: Birthdays | Chocolate Cakes
In other languages:
Português: Como Fazer um Bolo de Aniversário com Cookies de Chocolate, Deutsch: Wie man einen Schokochipskeks Geburtstagskuchen macht, Español: Cómo hacer un pastel de cumpleaños de galletas de chocolate, Italiano: Come Preparare una Torta con il Preparato per Biscotti al Cacao
Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read 180,487 times.


text:
Skip to main content
SWC Bulletin
Cottage Grove day care kids to receive congressional award
South Washington County Schools wins bid to buy Valley Crossing Community School
Nursing institute moving into Cottage Grove's BEC
Cottage Grove police reports for Jan. 29: Domestic, theft, lewd activity
Relay For Life event: Coaches vs. Cancer Jan. 30
More Topics
crime and courts
Park Wrestling: Individuals shine amid team struggles
Seahawks "LOB" leads second Lombardi chase
New Life Boys Basketball: Strong second half lifts Eagles past Trinity
East Ridge Boys Basketball: Raptors honor Ellingson, thrash Forest Lake
Gymnastics: East Ridge flexes muscle in win over Woodbury
More Topics
high school
St. Paul Park celebrates annual sledding day
The healing powers of art: Cancer survivors' work part of Woodwinds sculpture
Two local art events planned in Cottage Grove
Reeling in the 'Minnesota experience' during Cottage Grove's ice fishing outing
Birds of a feather: Carpenter Nature Center volunteers track avian population
More Topics
arts and entertainment
Lori L. Battcher, 53
Brant A. Short, 81
Mark F. Mulvihill, 66
Doris M. Pinault, 85
Jeanette Lampe, 79
Viewpoint: 2015-16 budget planning leads to need for reduction
Viewpoint: McNaughton rules outline insanity defense
Letter to the editor: Respect property when snowmobiling
Letter to the editor: Wake up and face realities in District 833
Letter to the editor: Integrity of school district must be restored
More Topics
Get Out! Deals
Weather Forecast
east ridge
June 18, 2013
East Ridge football: Hassenauer commits to Alabama
East Ridge center J.C. Hassenauer has committed to play football for the Alabama Crimson Tide. The 6-foot-2, 290-pound lineman chose the defending national champion's scholarship offer over the University of Minnesota and Vanderbilt. Following a stellar junior season for the Raptors,...
sports / raptors
June 18, 2013 - 8:32am
East Ridge boys golf: Hanson finishes second at state
Four years ago, Brady Hanson and his golf coach Bret Brookins talked about trying to win a state championship someday. Last week, he nearly made it happen. Hanson, a senior at East Ridge, finished in a tie for second place at the Class AAA state tournament, shooting a two-day 146...
sports / raptors
June 18, 2013 - 7:48am
June 17, 2013
Legion baseball: Woodbury Blue pounds East Ridge 12-2 Monday
The Woodbury Blue American Legion baseball team bounced back from a pair of losses Sunday against Forest Lake in a big way Monday with a 15-hit...
sports / royals / raptors
June 17, 2013 - 8:36pm
Legion baseball: East Ridge falls 4-3 to upstart Woodbury Area
The Woodbury Area American Legion baseball team fended off a late rally from East Ridge Thursday to hang on for a 4-3 victory at East Ridge High School. Built mainly of players from New Life Academy and playing Legion baseball for the first time this summer, Woodbury Area built a...
June 17, 2013 - 8:19pm
June 11, 2013
East Ridge track & field: Raptors net six all-state honors
Nate Roese's record-breaking 400 wasn't the only standout performance for the Raptors at this year's state track and field meet. With 17 athletes...
sports / high school
June 11, 2013 - 10:43am
June 8, 2013
East Ridge track & field: Roese breaks 20-year-old state record in 400
Randy Melbourne, please move over. East Ridge senior Nate Roese broke Melbourne's 20-year-old Minnesota all-time record in the 400-meter dash to win a second state championship in the event at the Class AA state track and field meet, held Saturday, June 8, at Hamline University...
sports / raptors
June 8, 2013 - 3:05pm
June 4, 2013
Sports announcements - June 4: Second 3-on-3 basketball league starts soon
Second-annual 3-on-3 basketball league at Park High School The Cottage Grove Athletic Association, in association with Midwest 3-on-3, will be hosting the second-annual 3-on-3 Basketball League this fall at the Park High School Activity Center. The league will run five Sunday evenings...
sports / raptors
June 4, 2013 - 11:45am
East Ridge baseball: Raptors shutout by Stillwater, season ends
Stillwater shutout East Ridge 6-0 in the Section 4AAA playoffs at Midway Stadium in St. Paul to end the Raptors' season. The Ponies took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first inning and extended the lead to 5-0 in the third inning before adding a run in the sixth. Stillwater's Andy...
sports / raptors
June 4, 2013 - 9:03am
East Ridge golf: Raptors boys, girls finish as section runners-up, but send golfers to state
Winning a section golf championship is a tough thing to do.
sports / raptors
June 4, 2013 - 8:21am
May 31, 2013
East Ridge track & field: Raptors send slate of athletes to state meet
East Ridge High School will be well represented at the state Class AA track meet. The fleet-footed East Ridge girls team took second place at...
sports / raptors
May 31, 2013 - 1:13pm
May 30, 2013
East Ridge softball: Raptors reach section championship, fall to Stillwater
East Ridge lost to Stillwater, but secured a spot in its first-ever section title game after a 10-4 victory over North St. Paul in the Section 4AAA tournament in North St. Paul. The third-seeded Raptors (13-9) bounced back from a 7-5 loss earlier in the day to top-seeded Stillwater...
sports / raptors
May 30, 2013 - 8:04am
May 29, 2013
East Ridge track & field: Roese sets conference 400 record
A Suburban East Conference record 400-meter dash by East Ridge senior Nate Roese highlighted the Raptors boys and girls track teams' strong showings at the SEC Championship meet, held Tuesday, May 21, and Thursday, May 23, at East Ridge High School. Roese, the defending state champion...
sports / raptors
May 29, 2013 - 8:44am
May 28, 2013
East Ridge baseball: Raptors beat Tartan, stay alive
East Ridge kept its season alive Monday with a 7-1 victory over Tartan in the consolation round of the Section 4AAA playoffs in North St. Paul. Josh Stuempert gave up three hits in a complete-game victory and did not allow a walk. Raptors senior Ryan Gregory had three hits and three...
sports / raptors
May 28, 2013 - 12:02pm
East Ridge boys tennis: Raptors advance to Elite Eight of competition
The East Ridge boys tennis team did something it's never done before. The Raptors advanced five players -- two doubles teams and one singles player -- to the Section 3AAA individual quarterfinals. East Ridge junior singles player Zekeria Nigatu won both his matches in straight sets...
sports / raptors
May 28, 2013 - 11:55am
East Ridge boys golf: Raptors win conference tourney, finish second overall
The East Ridge boys golf team earned first place in last week's Suburban East Conference Championship Tournament, held Wednesday, May 22, at Indian Hills Golf Club in Stillwater, and came just one point shy of winning the overall SEC championship crown. East Ridge scored a 297 as...
sports / raptors
May 28, 2013 - 11:54am
Page 1
Older »


text:
PAUL BRODY'S SADAWI By Paul-Emile Comeau Beyond Babylon Tzadik
Trumpeter-composer Paul Brody and his quintet Sadawi play avant-klezmer, which is distinctly urban in the way it draws from rock, free jazz and more traditional forms of klezmer. Apart from five original compositions, Brody and his group draw from four works by Frank London, David Krakauer, Glenn Dickson and Ben Goldberg, which Brody then literally re-composed. Besides trumpet, the group's instrumentation includes clarinet, bass, drums, guitar and, on some tracks, banjo and accordion, the latter played by special guest Allan Bern of Brave New World. "A Fragment of Kafka's Friend," which is based on a small section of a Naftule's Dream tune, flirts briefly with mock opera while "Masks And Faces" starts off with intriguing accordion and banjo interplay before settling into chamber jazz ensemble playing. Krakauer's "Klezmer a la Bechet" explores short musical conversations between jazz pioneer Sydney Bechet and klezmer legend Naftule Brandwein. "Golem's Khosidl" starts slowly with a minimalist arrangement but the group gradually injects life into the melody and, presumably, into the golem itself. Beyond Babylon, Sadawi's second album, fuses klezmer and jazz brilliantly.


text:
Return to: |
FLYING RODS IN HAWAII by Serge Kahili King, with photos by Thierry Pfau Go straight to the photos I'm pretty sure that it was in 2002 that I first saw a "Sightings" program on the Discovery Channel that featured Jose Escamilla's fascinating footage of rod-like objects apparently flying around during a film shoot in Mexico in 1994. I was intrigued, but, like UFO sightings, I didn't expect to have any personal experience with them except by accident. The accident happened in February of this year (2004) when a friend of mine, Thierry Pfau of Zurich, Switzerland, showed me some footage of a video he had taken during a luau in November, 2003 on the island of Kauai. The video he showed me was of a hula performed by two members of Halau Hula Na Lei Kupua O Kaua'i. During the editing process he had noticed something unusual and knew I would be interested because I had previously mentioned the flying rod phenomenon to him. In one close-up segment of the dance that we played on my computer there was a rod-like object crossing in front of the dancers. I was extremely interested, of course, so he gave me a copy of the video and I promised to capture some stills and maybe post them on the net. Other projects required my time until May 7, 2004, when I finally took another look at the video in iMovie on my Macintosh G4 computer. I couldn't remember exactly where the scene was that had the rods in it, but since the video was only about five minutes long I started playing it from the beginning. Just over 17 seconds into the footage something on the right caught my eye, so I started over and checked it out frame by frame. Sure enough, there was a rod-like object coming into the scene from the right. It crossed in front of one dancer and went behind the other before going off the screen. And it was not the segment that Thierry had shown me. I went through the whole video frame by frame and discovered one or more rods flying around back and forth during the entire dance. I say "one or more" because, unless I missed something, there seemed to be only one rod on the screen at a time. On the other hand, the visible rod did not always appear to be the same size, but this might be accounted for by distance and angle of view. Assuming it was one rod, it passed from right to left, from left to right, and from the top down. In one segment it came in from the right, did a kind of looping motion, and went back out the same way. In another segment, the close-up that Thierry had originally shown me, the wave-like appendages seen in other sightings are apparent, and in still another the rod comes in from the left and goes straight up and there is an incredibly interesting view from the top that seems to show cillia-like appendages along both sides. In this shot, the rod itself appears dark. I am quite familiar with the insects we have in Hawaii, and this is not like anything I have ever seen or read about. In fact, there are some parts of the video in which there are insects flying about, and the difference in appearance and behavior between them and the rod is obvious. It is at least as intelligent as an insect, however, because it avoids contact with the dancers and in one segment it can be seen changing direction toward a wall and then quickly moving away from it. In the first segment the rod passes from right to left in a fairly straight line among the dancers. The distance in view is roughly twenty feet (about 6 meters) and the rod crosses in 15 frames. At 24 frames per second this ends up being the equivalent of about 22 miles per hour (35 km/hr). This is not quite fast enough to be invisible, but it is fast enough to be ignored. Thierry, working with the original video, sent me this comment about one of the early sets of frames in which a rod appears: "There is a funny thing about the flight direction. When the rod is between the two dancers you can hear a high pitched piano note. Exactly at that moment the object starts to change its direction downwards and disappears to the right (middle)." I have divided the stills in my file into nine clear appearances of the rod in more than fifty frames, although there were many more that were unclear or dubious. With this many sightings in such a small area and time period, I think it highly probable that a close examination of more video footage in Hawaii would produce a multitude of examples of this phenomenon. For this web posting, however, I have only selected a few of the most interesting images and they are necessarily of much lower quality than the originals. I don't have any idea what these things are. From their behavior they appear to be alive, but until they are investigated more thoroughly I think that any speculation as to their origin or nature at this point is no more than fanciful guessing.


text:
By Jamie G. Dougherty
When you think about losing weight, there are a few tips that come to mind: eat more greens, yes. Drink more water, sure. Call Julie for a quick phone chit-chat, not really. Getting your best friend on the phone is not usually a go-to trick to shed some lbs (although this tip depends on your BFF relationship and situation). I've always had a very strict policy: best friends must be funny. The special BFF in my life has to have the ability to leave me in tears with a cramped stomach from her hilariosity.
Now, your best friend may not be the funniest person in the world and that is totally OK. She just needs to be hilarious to you. Here's why: laughter raises your energy expenditure and your heart rate by 10 to 20 percent. With 15 minutes of hardcore laughing, you burn about 40 calories, which if done every day equates to 4 pounds a year. Not a huge drop, but nothing to sniffle at either. Laughing also floods your body with the chemical serotonin, which immediately creates a sense of happiness and wellbeing, making it a lot less likely you will need a 4 pm empty calorie boost like a mini snickers, scone, or frappuchino to lift your spirits.
Warning: This tip is going to make you look at your best friend in a different light. If she doesn't make you laugh, or if in fact makes life a bit more dramatic and frazzled, it's time for a new one.
So, the next time you are headed down the hall to grab a handful of m&m's from the office candy bowl or find yourself sneaking into the kitchen for a late night ice cream rendezvous, call your dearest bestie. The sweet laughter she will induce will last way longer than any other sugar fix (plus, it will help rock your waistline to boot). Now that's what friends are for! In the comments below tell me what cracks you up most about your best friend.
Jamie G. Dougherty, founder of JamieLiving.com, empowers busy women to break through body and food barriers to see their life and body bloom! She is also the creator of the Delicious Detox Program: 10 Days to a more Divine and Delicious YOU! If you feel hungry, stuck and unsatisfied with your food and your body be sure to visit Jamie's website to get her FREE 5-Step Guide to Fabulous. Seriously ladies, get ready for Jamie to rock your world!


text:
The Blood Type Diet Archives Volume 8
Posted By: Aimee F.Date: Monday, 1 February 1999, at 6:48 a.m.
In Response To: Re: Endometriosis facts. (Renee (O))
I did a lot of research on this subject, and determined that my symptoms were strongly indicative of endometriosis. Every doctor that I talked to, both naturopathic and allopathic, agreed. My gynocologists eyes lit up at the idea of getting to do the laporascope to make the positive diagnosis, but he was dissuaded due to the dangers of any kind of surgery. In any case, this is a very nasty disease that many more women suffer from than is commonly believed. My mother suffered for 15-20 years before anyone even figured out what the cause was, and by then she was happy to have the surgery just to ease the pain. She was basically told that it was her own fault for not having had more children earlier! What a crock! Luckily, I learned from her mistakes! I figured it our early and have been able to almost completely relieve my symptoms through a combination of ER4YT and herbs recommended by my naturopath. My first recommendation is to be absolutely certain that any meat you eat has been raised without hormones. While they don't know what causes endometriosis, they do know that too much estrogen is a major problem. Your liver can only convert so much estrogen into usable form, and the remainder can be responsible for all kinds of problems. For that reason, suggestion number two is to support your liver and do not overwork it. This may mean eliminating alcohol for a while, and taking whatever liver support herb (milk thistle, dandelion) is appropriate for your blood type. Eliminate caffeine if you're type O, and no matter what your blood type, try to avoid foods wrapped in plastics, and drinks that come in cans. Most cans are lined with plastic, and a lot of plastics have substances in them that simulate estrogen in the body. There is speculation that the abundance of plastics in our food packaging could be a contributor to the early onset of menstruation in young girls. There's lots more information to be had, and if you don't already have it, check out the Endometriosis Sourcebook. This is an invaluable book in helping one to understand and come to terms with this disease. Most of all, Eat Right 4 Your Type! I am convinced that this has been the major factor in my speedy reversal and my current ability to enjoy life and concentrate on something other that my abdomen! If you or anyone else would like to discuss endo further, feel free to email me. Good health to all, Aimee


text:
Cooking? There's an app for that!
I don't know many people who love to meal plan, but good news there's an App for that! To the rescue comes BigOven, a PTPA Winner! BigOven is a website dedicated entirely to cooking and meal planning and contains 20,000+ recipes. Even the pickiest of families is sure to find something here that everyone will love. You can sign up for a BigOven account for free and have access to tons of great recipes. In addition to that you can drag and drop your meals into a menu plan and get access to your recipes on the go via iPhone, iPad, Android or the web. BigOven also offers a Premium membership for the low cost of $15.99/yr. For this additional fee you can create your grocery lists from your menu plan, add recipes privately and ensure you are eating healthy by having access to the nutritional information of each recipe. I was lucky enough to be able to test this app out as part of the Parent Tested Parent Approved program and it has now become a go-to for me on a weekly basis when planning our meals. One of our faves are the Chicken Flautas! I love that people have rated and posted their reviews on each recipe. Other users often give great tips on how to enhance meal and if 1000 people give something 5 out of 5 stars – that is a must try in my books. If you are sick of the same meals day in and day out check out BigOven, you won't be disappointed.


text:
New Century Version (NCV) | New International Version (NIV) |
59 May the Lord our God remember this prayer day and night and do what is right for his servant and his people Israel day by day. | 59 And may these words of mine, which I have prayed before the LORD, be near to the LORD our God day and night, that he may uphold the cause of his servant and the cause of his people Israel according to each day's need, |
Scripture taken from the New Century Version. Copyright © 1987, 1988, 1991 by Thomas Nelson, Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (New Century Version Online Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


text:
- Jan 12:
- Dick Spotswood: Some good-government goals for Marin in 2014
- Jan 4:
- Dick Spotswood: Transit shouldn't be driving Marin's growth
- Oct 23:
- Dick Spotswood: Regional government is changing Marin's landscape
- Aug 20:
- Dick Spotswood: In a small county, conflicts of interest can be harder to define
- Aug 13:
- Dick Spotswood: Open state senate seat could trigger horse race
- Jul 17:
- Dick Spotswood: San Rafael opens process for housing decisions
- Jul 10:
- Dick Spotswood: Marin GOP tries to bolster political clout
- Jun 25:
- Dick Spotswood: Disclosure law flap not a shining moment for state
- Jun 2:
- Dick Spotswood: Hal Brown set a standard to follow
- May 22:
- Dick Spotswood: Finding public pay details should be easier
- May 14:
- Dick Spotswood: Marin should post safety grades on restaurants
- May 1:
- Dick Spotswood: TAM moves to cut consultants' contracts
- Apr 28:
- Dick Spotswood: Slamming housing foes as 'racist' is unfair
- Apr 21:
- Dick Spotswood: Are our county supervisors out of touch?
- Apr 17:
- Dick Spotswood: Woolsey participates in disclosure hearings
- Apr 10:
- Dick Spotswood: State ethics watchdog looking at Marin Democrats' campaign funds
- Apr 7:
- Dick Spotswood: Huffman has chance to define his tenure in Congress
- Mar 31:
- Dick Spotswood: Gearing up for November's local elections
- Mar 24:
- Dick Spotswood: Marin should grow its own housing solutions
- Mar 20:
- Dick Spotswood: Time running out for Ross Valley sewer ratepayers
- Mar 17:
- Dick Spotswood: Homeowners gather to push for local control
- Mar 5:
- Dick Spotswood: Is Burton running or just raising campaign cash?
- Feb 17:
- Dick Spotswood: Huffman looks back on six years in Assembly
- Marin Voice: Time for action on College of Marin scholarships
HERE'S a quick break from football. Test your Marin trivia expertise with the Militant Centrist's multiple choice New Year's Day Quiz.
The answers are at the end. Don't peek.
1. Name the longest-serving member of the Marin County Board of Supervisors.
a: Hal Brown
b. Gary Giacomini
c. Steve Kinsey
d. Barbara Boxer
2. Who did not attend high school in Marin?
a. Julia Child
b. Barbara Boxer
c. Gavin Newsom
d. Pat Paulson
3. Who is the current dean (longest-serving) of Marin's 55 mayors and council members?
a. San Rafael's Barbara Heller
b. Larkspur's Dan Hilmer
c. Novato's Pat Eklund
d. Tiburon's Jim Fraser
4. What's the name of Dominican University's athletic teams?
a. Miwoks
b. Penguins
c. Seagulls
d. Ewoks
5. Which of the following was never a military base?
a. San Rafael Armory
b. Navy Recruiting Station-Novato
c. Mill Valley Air Force Station
d. Point Reyes Lifeboat Station
6. What was the most recent year that Marin voted for a Republican candidate for president? Who was the candidate?
a. 1988 — George H.W. Bush
b. 1980 — Ronald Reagan
c. 1960 — Richard Nixon
d. 1956 — Dwight D. Eisenhower
7. The West Marin town of San Geronimo was named after whom?
a. An Apache chief
b. St. Jerome
c. Early pioneer Geronimo Burdells
d. The last Miwok chieftain
8. The Larkspur SMART Station Area Plan suggests potentially building how many new residential units at or near the present Golden Gate ferry terminal?
a. 200
b. 435
c. 727
d. 920
9. For what purpose did the Ross Valley Sanitary District lend its executive director Brett Richards $350,000, without any security?
a. Moving expenses
b. Purchase a Lamborghini
c. Pay off school loans
d. Housing
10. Who's "Waldo" as in Waldo Grade, Waldo Tunnel and Waldo Point?
a. Cartoon character difficult to find in a large crowd
b. West Marin rancher Waldo Giacomini
c. Whig Party candidate for governor
d. Ralph Waldo Emerson
11. In the 1960s there were plans for a second bridge from Marin to San Francisco. Where would it have been anchored on the Marin side?
a. Downtown Tiburon
b. Angel Island
c. Bridgeway in North Sausalito
d. Fort Baker
12: Match the town with its slogan:
San Anselmo
a. "The fun starts here"
b. "That's why they built the bridge"
c. "Near. Perfect."
d. The Hub City
1: a — Hal Brown served for 29 years.
2: b — Barbara Boxer was raised in Brooklyn.
3: b — Larkspur Councilman Dan Hillmer was elected in 1992 and has served for 20 years.
4: b — Penguins, or as former Dominican president Joe Fink called them, "The Fighting Penguins."
5: b — A recruiting station isn't a "base." Mill Valley's "base" was the radar facility atop Mount Tamalpais.
6: b — 1980 — Ronald Reagan.
7: b — It's Spanish for St. Jerome.
8: d — Up to 920 units.
9: d — Housing. Richards' school loan was officially forgiven.
10: c — William Waldo, the 1853 unsuccessful Whig Party candidate for governor was renowned for leading efforts to rescue the snowbound Donner Party.
11: a — Downtown Tiburon. That's why Highway 131 goes out to the Tiburon Peninsula and dead- ends at the water's edge.
12: Sausalito — "Why They Built the Bridge"
Novato — "The fun starts here"
San Anselmo — "The Hub City"
Tiburon — "Near. Perfect"
Columnist Dick Spotswood of Mill Valley shares his views on local politics twice weekly in the IJ. His email address is email@example.com.


text:
A memorial gathering is planned for Saturday, Aug. 9, 2014, from 4 to 7 p.m. at Clingan Ridge Baptist Church, 2412 Georgetown Road.
You are encouraged to share a memory of Donnie and/or your personal condolences with his family by visiting his memorial Web page and guestbook at www.companionfunerals.com.
Companion Funeral Home is honored to assist the Howard family with arrangements.


text:
Update: Dan just completed another set design for the San Francisco Symphony production of The John Cage Songbooks that made its final touring appearance at Carnegie Hall.
Dans narrative short film FBH premiered at the 2012 Directors Lounge in Berlin and can be found on IMDb and FBHthemovie.com. His latest screenplay is available at ToTheDogsthemovie.com and Globians Film Festival Archive is hosting many of Dan's films, including his 2006 short Not This War which premiered at the 2006 Directors Lounge and is also hosted on IMDb - his 2001 documentary Me Jane, and his 1998 short Y2K. Dans mini-films are hosted on his site not-a-test.com - and his 2004 film The Great Lie is now hosted by spike.com. Dan is also co-creator of writeonman.com, where a number of his screenplays can be found.


text:
Prayer Circles
Read Prayers. |
merlock 6/8/2009 23:22 |
I pray that Fred's situation is the best that it can be, and that God will help him and all of you who love him through this for the best. Amen! |
prayerwarrior09 6/9/2009 11:32 |
Father God of Heaven & Earth, I ask You to cover my brother Fred with the Blood of Jesus. I curse any and all sickness & disease in Jesus Name. We must believe in His Living Word, for His Word says; My son, give attention to My words... for they are life to those who find them and health to all their flesh. Pleasant words are like honeycomb, sweetness to the soul and health to the bones. No evil shall befall you; nor shall any plague come near your dwelling. Quicken... my brother according to thy word. Keep Praising our Lord & Savior, for the devil HATES OUR PRAISES UNTO THE LORD JESUS. PRAISE GOD, JESUS. AMEN & AMEN |
Has problems James J 02/12/2008
My Uncle Dennis Worthington 02/12/2008
My marriage Kat Mounce 02/12/2008
A good friends mother, who has cancer everyone who needs prayer universal 02/12/2008
Pray for Michelle and Carlos N. 07/08/2008
"This prayer is to help us sell our home."
Pray for Donald H. 07/07/2008
"The love of my life has cancer."
Pray for Amanda B. 07/06/2008
"Please pray for my daughter and her unborn child."
Pray for Janice A. 07/05/2008
"One of my most favorite people in the whole world needs your prayers today. Please spread this and include Janice in your daily prayer."
Sign up to receive a daily feed of the prayer circles that need your prayers the most, delivered directly to your Beliefnet community profile. Sign up now! Not a member yet? Register here.


text:
National Arbitration Forum Reports Increase in 2005 Domain Dispute Resolutions
February 23, 2006
Domain dispute resolution program helps intellectual property owners protect their online property
The National Arbitration Forum administered 25 percent more domain dispute cases in 2005 compared to 2004. Throughout 2005, 1,369 domain dispute cases were filed with the National Arbitration Forum, making it the highest number of cases handled per year since the National Arbitration Forum was appointed as an approved provider of the Uniform Dispute Resolution Policy (UDRP) in 1999 by the Internet Corporation of Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).
"We are seeing an increase in domain dispute cases due to the natural increase in the number of people using the Internet, yet it is also due to the increasingly automated nature of the domain registration process," said Kristine F. Dorrain, Internet Legal Counsel for the National Arbitration Forum.
Since 2000, the National Arbitration Forum has handled more than 6,400 Internet domain disputes. Of the over 6,400 UDRP cases filed with the National Arbitration Forum, 5,128 cases were decided by Forum arbitrators. Many of the remaining cases were settled by the parties.
The National Arbitration Forum's domain dispute online services allow parties from across the globe to file claims to protect their online property. Nations represented in National Arbitration Forum domain name include: the United States, Europe, Australia, Barbados, Bermuda, Canada, Czech Republic, Japan and Monaco. The National Arbitration Forum also handles domain name cases in a variety of languages including English, Chinese, Korean, German, French and Spanish. The majority of the cases filed with the National Arbitration Forum over the past five years involve .com and .net domain names. However, the National Arbitration Forum also handles disputes involving .org, .info, .biz, .name, New.Net, and the country code top level domains .us, .ro and .tv.
As an ICANN-approved provider, the National Arbitration Forum handles the administrative processes involved in a domain name dispute and ensures that all relevant policies are followed. The National Arbitration Forum assigns the arbitrators from its panel of over 140 independent legal professionals from 35 different countries and manages the progress of the case. A complainant, a person or company filing a domain name dispute claim, can expect their case to be handled quickly, efficiently, and in a neutral manner. The National Arbitration Forum does not provide legal advice and cannot help a party determine the proper course of action. About the National Arbitration Forum The National Arbitration Forum is one of the world's leading providers of alternative dispute resolution services, including arbitration and mediation. Committed to the integrity of America's legal process, the National Arbitration Forum maintains a distinguished panel of over 1,500 attorneys and retired judges who follow and apply the substantive law when rendering legal decisions. National Arbitration Forum mediators and arbitrators are located across the U.S. and in 29 countries around the world. By administering dispute resolution solutions that save time and money, the National Arbitration Forum provides an efficient and effective service for all legal parties. A leader in the dispute resolution industry for 20 years, the National Arbitration Forum is headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota with offices in New Jersey and Southern California.


text:
Thu, Jan 26, 12 at 9:29
I noticed a small puddle of water in the basement carpet which has gotten bigger in the last 2 days. It did not rain yesterday, but puddle got bigger. It is in the middle of the basement, not too close to a wall. It is not leaking from the ceiling. I'm not sure what it could be -- any thoughts? House built in 1947, brick colonial-- never had leaking problems before - 10 years in the house - Should I call a plumber or waterproofing contractor? |
Follow-Up Postings:
I'm not a repair person, but if it were my house, I would pull up the carpet and try to figure out what direction the water is coming from. Is it possible there is a floor drain under the carpet? |
Yes, step 1 is to look under the carpet. |
Please Note: Only registered members are able to post messages to this forum. If you are a member, please log in. If you aren't yet a member, join now!
Return to the Home Repair Forum
Information about Posting
- You must be logged in to post a message. Once you are logged in, a posting window will appear at the bottom of the messages. If you are not a member, please register for an account.
- Please review our Rules of Play before posting.
- Posting is a two-step process. Once you have composed your message, you will be taken to the preview page. You will then have a chance to review your post, make changes and upload photos.
- After posting your message, you may need to refresh the forum page in order to see it.
- Before posting copyrighted material, please read about Copyright and Fair Use.
- We have a strict no-advertising policy!
- If you would like to practice posting or uploading photos, please visit our Test forum.
- If you need assistance, please Contact Us and we will be happy to help.
Learn more about in-text links on this page here


text:
found a new home!
Plenty of my friends are looking
for one too. Find a pet to adopt.
Find a pet to adopt |
My name is Charlie!
Facts about Charlie
- Breed: Amazon
- Color: Green
- Age: Adult
- Sex: Male
- ID#: Charlie
Charlie's Info...
I am a special needs pet and in need of an experienced adopter.
Charlie was removed from a terribly neglectful situation by good samaritans. He had been living in a rusted cage outdoors and was being fed dogfood and dirty water. Charlie has mutilated his legs and chest intermittently. He was treated by our vet with vitamiin injections, antibiotics and anit-inflammatory medication. He was horribly underweight when he came to us. The vet said it could take up to a year to fully regain his normal weight. Charlie also has calcium deposits in his right and due to this has some balance issues. He is working hard to gain weight but is not trusting hands yet.
Other Pets at Parrot Outreach Society
Why Adoption is a Great Option
Charlie, a Punta Gorda Amazon was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Amazon for sale in Punta Gorda, or seeking a Amazon from a breeder in Punta Gorda.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Punta Gorda already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Punta Gorda breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Amazon breeders who help with Amazon rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Punta Gorda paves the way for another one to be saved.


text: Closest matches found: Manufacturer / StyleNancy Ganz 3305Product NameBodySlimmers® BodysuitCurrent StatusOut of production / no longer available.Alternative Styles Va Bien Extra Firm Bodysuit$60.00Reviews Body Wrap The Pinup Bodysuit with Underwire$78.00Reviews Still didn't find what you're looking for? Try one of these: • Product Search Help • Guided Search • Discontinued, Hard to Find & Special Order Styles Don't see a specific style that you're looking for? Enter the manufacturer's style number here to search our huge database of discontinued, hard to find and special order items: Manufacturer's Style Number: