text:
2012 has been a year of significant victories. The ACLJ is only able to continue defending the lives of the unborn, religious liberty, our heritage as a nation, and so much more through the support of our ACLJ members. Stand with us as we face the challenges of the year ahead. Your tax-deductible donation today will be doubled by a group of our donors.
Thank you for making your generous, tax-deductible gift to the American Center for Law and Justice. Your support is grealy appreciated. A confirmation of your gift will be emailed to you shortly. Your donation is greatly valued. To learn how we manage the resouces you provide, click here.
You know its bad for President Obama when the late night comedy shows start cutting through his Administration's mainstream media-memorizing spin and exposing his lawlessness. Conservatives aren't the only ones shouting from the rooftops about President Obama's reckless disregard for the...
I would say that I pity Chuck Hagel. After all, here was his mandate: Maintain America's strategic position while shrinking American military power and amplifying the Obama administration's desires for global disengagement. It turns out that the SECDEF could accomplish only two of those missions.
The Left, licking its wounds from its stunning defeat this week at the polls, has gone back to incessantly complaining about the amount of money in politics. It is estimated that $3.7 billion dollars was spent this election cycle. To the Left, this is a horrible, terrible, no good, dirty,
As President Obama sits down on Friday with Republicans who will soon control the Senate and the House, there's no shortage of issues lawmakers want to tackle when the new Congress convenes in January. The economy. Health care. ISIS. Energy. These are all critical issues that must be addressed.


text:
Lack of effort sinking Mavericks lower
Vanishing defense at root of troubles, which now include home defeat to lowly Wolves
DALLAS -- The Dallas Mavericks, losers of four of the last five games, have a long list of problems right now.
Two stand out above all the others: They aren't good enough and don't play hard enough. And there's no chicken-and-the-egg debate about those issues.
More on the Mavericks
News, notes and analysis of the Mavericks from ESPNDallas.com's Tim MacMahon, Jean-Jacques Taylor and our team.
Blog » ESPN Dallas »
"We're not going to be good until we play hard," coach Rick Carlisle said after Friday night's 117-108 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves.
Yep, the Western Conference's last-place team walked out of the American Airlines Center with a win. The Timberwolves improved their road record to 4-21, slamming the door in the Mavericks' faces with a 10-1 game-ending run after Dallas rallied from a double-digit deficit.
Owner Mark Cuban called it right the other night when he said his team sucks right now. And this establishes a new low.
There's no defense for this loss. Actually, there's no defense at all in Dallas these days.
The Timberwolves shot 53 percent from the floor -- 58 in the second half. That's a number that might be alarming if it hadn't been pretty much the norm for Mavericks opponents recently. The last six foes have made at least 49 percent of their field goal attempts, the primary reason the Mavericks have dropped to fourth place in the West standings.
"When we decide to play and we want to get some stops, I think we're capable," Dirk Nowitzki said of the Mavs, who had seven consecutive stops in the fourth quarter to pull even before fading. "We saw it in November and December. When we want to play some defense, we're good."
Is it too much to expect a veteran team that considers itself contenders to show effort on a consistent basis? Or even an occasional basis?
Imagine how frustrated Carlisle must be. He's stressed a commitment to defense above all else since the day the Mavs reported to training camp. He drilled into his players' heads that a defense held the key to a 50-win team taking the big step to becoming a legitimate challenger to the Los Angeles Lakers.
It worked for a couple of months. The Mavericks ranked among the league leaders in defensive efficiency at the end of December. Not coincidentally, they were second in the West at the time.
Since then, they've played defense that would have been substandard during Don Nelson's days in Dallas.
It's certainly not acceptable to Carlisle. The poor defense prompted the question of whether the Mavs aren't receiving Carlisle's messages anymore.
"We need to dig down and find some pride," Carlisle replied. "It's as simple as that."
If that doesn't happen soon, the Mavericks could find themselves watching the first round of the playoffs from home, their run of nine consecutive 50-win seasons going up in flames (or down in defensive shame).
Don't think that could happen? Look at the standings. They're a lot closer to the lottery -- and their pick is the New Jersey Nets' possession -- than the Lakers.
That's literally speaking. In a figurative sense, the Lakers couldn't be further away for a Mavs team mired in misery.
Tim MacMahon covers the Mavericks for ESPN Dallas. You can follow him on Twitter or leave a question for his weekly mailbag.
- Joined ESPNDallas.com in September 2009
- Covers the Dallas Cowboys and Dallas Mavericks
- Appears regularly on ESPN Dallas 103.3 FM
- Mavs rally to blow out Heat behind 37-2 run
- JJT: Murray better option than Peterson | RBs
- Ogando headed to Boston | Cotts joins Brewers
- Cowboys don't want repeat of '10 | Romo keys
- No. 1 QB Murray stays with A&M after UT trip
- Mavs trio not among selected All-Star reserves
- Profar's MRI shows everything still looking good
- Stars ride late flurry to win in Ottawa | Blog
- Law: Rangers boast MLB's No. 11 farm system

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Home → Maine Resources → Maine Writers Search → Maine Writers List → A Maine Writer
Bourque, Bruce (1943 - )
Genre: Non-Fiction, Non-Fiction - Scholarly
Bruce J. Bourque, a resident of Hallowell, is Chief Archaeologist and Curator of Ethnography at the Maine State Museum. He is also a visiting professor at Bates College. He has written numerous books and articles on Maine's Native American populations.
Selected Bibliography
- Uncommon Threads: Wabanaki Textiles, Clothing, and Costume, with Laureen A. LaBar, 2009
- Twelve Thousand Years: American Indians in Maine, with Steven L. Cox and Ruth H. Whitehead, 2001
- Diversity and Complexity in Prehistoric Maritime Societies: a Gulf of Maine Perspective, 1995
- Prehistory of the Central Maine Coast, 1992
- The Swordfish Hunters: The History and Ecology of an Ancient American Sea People (2012)


text: Lee FelsensteinCTO, Fonly LLC Lee has been designing electronic products for over 35 years and has created several pioneering designs in the personal computer industry. He has won awards from the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the Tech Museum of Innovation for his groundbreaking work in several fields. He holds 12 patents.Sessions by ConferenceO'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference 2007O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference 2005


text:
Are you ready to shop for your own lingerie or that of a special friend? If so, then it's important that you read this guide to shopping bras and panties on the web. With numerous lingerie shops or outlets that you can find online, how could you be certain that you are purchasing top quality products that will surely hug your body right? The best thing about online shopping is that you have lots of products to choose from and so many brands and styles, as well.
Shopping for the right underwear for women has to be done the right way. If you're a man who had already tried shopping for a woman's lingerie, then you'd certainly know how hard it is to ensure that you're paying for top quality items. Check every item that is being offered. Some women go for branded items while others prefer the works of locals. It's all up to you, but remember that you are choosing the best item that will not only safeguard your breasts but would also serve as a confidence booster during parties.
Gift Smart and Gift Early – One more tip that you'll only receive from within a lingerie company is to give your woman the present at least one day prior to the day you'd want her to wear the same. There's a two-fold reason for this. First, this would give her the opportunity to try the lingerie. If it fits, you've done a great job and she can wear the piece. If it doesn't match her size, there's still time to find another lingerie. Another reason for presenting gifts early is to allow time for sanitation purposes. People do not consider this step frequently, but many hands touched that garment from the time it was made in the factory up to the time when it went inside your shopping bag.
There could also be leftover fabric dye which has not rinsed out and may bother the sensitive skin of the receiver. As for gifting smart, everything has to do with the presentation. Your spouse will be more mindful about wearing your gift if you hand it as such. In the first place, it's a gift and not a demand for copulation.
So, is it an excellent idea to shop for your bra online? You've probably heard it all, but there's so much more alternatives in terms of purchasing items online. You can even find many bargains that would make you want to give it a try!
For women with an unusual and large bra size and residing in a remote area, buying your lingerie online may be the best way to shop. Check out this guide on how you could go about buying the best lingerie on the web.
Try it on in an actual store – Try several bras from various manufacturers prior to attempting to shop bras on the web. Similar to regular clothes, a standard size in terms of bras is different from "standard". It's imperative that you try various styles before you go about starting your web-based bra shopping frenzy.


text:
Credits & Info
- Uploaded
- Sep 1, 2004 | 9:20 PM EDT
If you liked this, check these out!
Banana Fingers by Phoomph
- Movie
- Rated E
- 441,488 Views
Banana Fingers Ep. 2 by Phoomph
- Movie
- Rated E
- 209,814 Views
ClockDay2k7:David #1 by davidmoore
- Movie
- Rated T
- 3,986 Views
Sonic 15th by RicStrife
- Movie
- Rated T
- 415,145 Views
A link Between Pokemon by frass70
- Movie
- Rated T
- 18,904 Views
Sonic the Unstoppable by Golden-Fox
- Movie
- Rated T
- 63,761 Views
Plenty more like this here!
Salad Fingers A strange cartoon about a creature who loves to touch rusty metal.
Author Comments
Rated 5 / 5 stars
back to your best
hahaha simply awsome stuff, truly back to your best.
i still cant get over the fact that the pronounciation of his words make me laugh alone.
the end was great too.
good job
Rated 5 / 5 stars
Great spoof of Salad Fingers
Salad Fingers is so strange, it's so wierd to think someone was able to spoof it and make it wierder!
The best thing about this as a spoof is it completely makes fun of Salad Fingers but doesn't rely on that, because it also gets humour from the pure randomness.
Rated 5 / 5 stars
this is the best ever seriously best ever and ever
it is all great and funny and not going to give you herpes so it is awesome! but still the best part is the "you taste like popcorn" part it was great i watched it over and over but it needs to be longer i can't wait to watch 4 now! you should take this series to episode30000000000000000000001 just cause its so great and less creepy than what its based off of


text:
Total Tan offers all-season solutions for transforming dull dermises into blissfully sun-kissed skin suits. For traditional bed and booth tanning, choose from a radiant array of artificial, cleanly sun pods to build your glow from palest amber to Midas-pawed gold. Or heat-shy coloration seekers may prefer UV-free Mystic spray tanning, which blankets the body in a fine mist to achieve effortless bronzing.
Licensed cosmetologist Kimberly Salt has refined her pampering skills for more than 20 years. These days, at Kimberlily Creek, she showcases her talents by beautifying and relaxing customers with light-stylings and spa-style treatments, including facial waxing, Reiki massage, and her Natural Manicures. In addition to bundling these services to ready brides for their big day, Kimberly doubles as an ordained minister, and happily officiates ceremonies with pre-written or customized vows and scripts. Besides nuptials, Kimberly hosts plenty all-female parties for Pure Romance, an adult-oriented shop that supplies women with everything from lingerie to soothing lotions.
As Andrew's Hair Salon's stylists cut, color, and shape tresses, they pay careful attention to achieving customers' desired looks—just as they did when the salon opened its doors in 1964. Since then, the hairstyling industry has changed, but an emphasis on continuing education ensures that these stylists stay at the cutting edge of hair trends and techniques. Andrew's Hair Salon also offers expert facial waxing services, keeping eyebrows shaped and upper lips and chins smooth to help clients impersonate wax mannequins at Madame Tussauds.
Not only do Good to Glow's tanning artists mist clients in a natural-looking golden hue, they do it with an all-natural, organic solution. It's also gluten- and paraben-free, while their signature, skin-nourishing Glam Tans can also help fight signs of aging or create slimmer appearances. Besides coating figures in-studio, the team hosts on-site spray tanning parties, as well, replete with champagne and rock candy, ideal for bridal showers and private parties.


text:
Most Popular in:
New in Antiaging/Cosmeceuticals (page 67 of 83)
Oct 22, 2012 | 02:36 PM CDT
L'Occitane Announces 13.5% Net Sales Growth
The company's year-on-year net sales growth reach 13.5% in local currency, and it also saw its growth accelerate in the second quarter through both emerging and developed markets, with China and Russia among the fastest-growing countries
Oct 18, 2012 | 08:48 AM CDT
Bacteria and Beauty: Microbiota's Game-changing Potential in Product Development
By: Marie Alice Dibon, PharmD
As more research—and more results—come from the study of microbiota, or the population of bacteria that help make up the human body, more implications for the beauty industry and its products are revealing themselves.
Oct 16, 2012 | 10:04 AM CDT
J&J Increases Sales to $17 Billion, But Consumer Product Sales Drop
The company's strength came from its medical and pharmaceutical divisions, while its consumer products division's sales decreased 4.3% compared to the same time period last year.
Oct 16, 2012 | 09:57 AM CDT
CCA Industries' Financial Results Up 14.5% for Q3 2012
The company, which owns beauty brands such as Nutra Nail nail care and Sudden Change anti-aging skin care, recorded revenue of $14 million for the period.
Oct 15, 2012 | 12:04 PM CDT
LVMH Reports Record Revenue of €19.9 Billion
The company increased its revenue 22% overall over the same time period in 2011, and its perfumes and cosmetics business group saw organic revenue grow 8% as well.
Oct 11, 2012 | 03:21 PM CDT
Entourage Star Signs On as Face of Mineral Cosmetics Brand
Emmanuelle Chriqui has been named the North American spokesperson for Mineral Fusion, supporting its marketing, branding and philanthropic efforts and its goal to expand its distribution outlets into 2013.
Oct 09, 2012 | 11:24 AM CDT
Ayurvedic Cosmetics Emerge as New Growth Frontier for Beauty Business in India
Indians have been traditionally inclined toward natural products for their beauty needs, helping to push this trend.
Oct 09, 2012 | 11:20 AM CDT
Men's Grooming Habits and Behaviors Help Show Where Their Dollars Go
A new report from Multi-sponsor Surveys breaks men down into four grooming categories, discussing their grooming habits, and buying and spending patterns.
Oct 09, 2012 | 11:03 AM CDT
Summit Highlights Key Sustainable Development Areas in Latin America
The Latin American edition of the Sustainable Cosmetics Summit looked at issues including sustainability initiatives, biodiversity and ethical sourcing, and sustainable ingredients.
Oct 01, 2012 | 02:15 PM CDT
Shining a Light on Skin Brightening
By: Lydia Sarfati
Advances in natural ingredients for skin brightening can help beauty brands more successfully offer solutions to customers with hyperpigmentation.


text:
Dr. Jeffrey B. Wetstone, MD
Family Medicine, Kaiser Silver Spring Medical Center
- 12201 Plum Orchard Dr FL 2
Silver Spring, MD 20904 - 1 Office Location
- (301) 572-1000
Dr. Jeffrey B. Wetstone graduated from the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Science in 1979. He works in Silver Spring, MD and specializes in Family Medicine. Dr. Wetstone is affiliated with Washington Adventist Hospital and Medstar Washington Hospital Center. He speaks Chinese, English, French and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 36 Years
Languages Spoken: Chinese, English, French, Spanish
Medical School: George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Science
Graduation Date: 1979
Hospital Affiliations: Washington Adventist Hospital, Medstar Washington Hospital Center
Specialties: Family Medicine


text:
Conan O'Brien, the son of a epidemiologist and a lawyer who majored in American history at Harvard, doesn't seem a likely candidate for funniest man in the world. Perhaps it was growing up a ginger middle child fighting for attention against five siblings or maybe his cousin Denis Leary rubbed off on him. Whatever the reason, the lanky Easterner has long exceled in comedy from being one of only two people to be chosen as Harvard Lampoon editor twice, a Groundlings veteran and a TV writer for "Not Necessarily the News", "The Simpsons" and "Saturday Night Live" (1988-91). He won an Emmy for writing "SNL" in 1989. When Johnny Carson retired and Jay Leno was chosen to replace him over David Letterman, causing Letterman to take his talents to CBS, O'Brien was introduced as the new host of "Late Night". Unknown and untested in front of the camera, O'Brien spent four years proving himself and being renewed at 13-week intervals until he was finally given a lucrative five-year contract in 2001 and his company Conaco started sharing the show's production credits. He met his wife Liza Powell when she appeared in a skit in 2000 and they married in 2002. When Leno's contract expired in 2009, O'Brien moved to California to host the "Tonight Show" but when Leno renegotiated with NBC, got a prime-time slot for his new show and then wanted "Tonight" back after the new show failed, O'Brien and NBC parted ways seven months later. The father of two eventually moved his show "Conan" to TBS.
Conan O'Brien Search Results
Zit-Free Biebs
Justin Bieber talks zits and more celebrities gone viral.Ellen Idol Tweets
Celebs react to Ellen's decision to leave "American Idol" and more celebritweets.Family Fun Time
See which stars are soaking up the sun and quality time with their families..
.Celeb twitpics
Paris Hilton jet skis, Snooki shows off her tan and more celebs post pics to Twitter.Independent Tweets
Britney Spears spends Independence Day with her boys and more celebrity tweets from the 4th of July weekend.Speidi's Good Deed
Speidi visit a U.S. Marine base in California plus more positive celebrity news stories.week in photos
See what your favorite celebs were up to this week.Nic Flick Fix
Directly inject Nicolas Cage movies into your Netflix queue and more celebs buzzing online..


text:
A major exhibition exploring April's inspirational story.
Reflecting on Liverpool's Home Front.
Celebrate Liverpool's creative and sporting personalities in the Wondrous Place gallery.
10am-5pm FREE to enter!
A special performance by Wicked Fish.
Find out about life in the trenches during the First World War.
Remembers victims of the Holocaust with a series of free events.
British Sign Language interpretation is available for schools and groups to book on some sessions.
Curator of land transport Sharon Brown talks about the fascinating history of the famous locomotive engine, Lion, which is a highlights of the Museum of Liverpool's Great Port gallery.
The Museum of Liverpool hosts the Mersey and Dee branch of the Young Archaeologists' Club. The club is open to anyone aged 8-17 who fancies learning a bit more about the past and the work of archaeologists. Through 2015 members will enjoy a range of different sessions and visits. Read more about Young Archaeologists in action
In this post, Carol Rogers, Executive Director Education and Visitors, reflects on the professional journey that led to an MBE in the New Year honours: " Read more about House of Memories leads to MBE
Support us
We need your financial support


text:
Governor Jay Inslee has appointed Spokane resident Samantha Mace to the Salmon Recovery Funding Board, a state board that administers grants for projects that help return salmon from the brink of extinction. Since its start, the board has awarded $564 million for more than 2,280 projects statewide.
Congratulations Sam Mace!
chris_wood said on
Wednesday, March 12th, 2014
Sam is an awesome person and a great conservationist. Well done Gov. Inslee


text:
Science News
How these energy geeks are re-imagining an old school utility
Orange County, Ca - Welcome to the utility industry's future - or at least that's what Southern California Edison is hoping.
Remarkable fossils push back snake origins by 65 million years
WASHINGTON - Snakes have been slithering on Earth far longer than anyone ever realized.
Asteroid that buzzed Earth has a plus one, NASA says
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - The mountain-sized asteroid that made a close pass by Earth on Monday has a small moon in tow, radar images released by NASA show.
Scientists ask if Ebola immunizes as well as kills
LONDON/DAKAR - A recent sharp drop in new Ebola infections in West Africa is prompting scientists to wonder whether the virus may be silently immunizing some people at the same time as brutally killing their neighbors.
Commercial space rides for U.S. astronauts to save millions: NASA
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla - The U.S. space program should save more than $12 million a seat flying astronauts to and from the International Space Station on commercial space taxis rather than aboard Russian capsules, the NASA program manager said on Monday.
University of Wisconsin closes laboratory, ending cat experiments
- A University of Wisconsin research laboratory that attracted controversy for using live cats in experiments is closing this year, the school said.
The upper hand: study points to early tool use by human ancestors
WASHINGTON - Human ancestors may have been capable of using tools much earlier than previously thought.
Rosetta spacecraft raises new questions about comet's origin
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Scientists using Europe's comet-orbiting Rosetta spacecraft have discovered that the complicated ancient body is coated with surprisingly simple organic molecules and surrounded by a changing cloud of gases, according to new research released on Thursday.
Countdown to catastrophe: Doomsday Clock moved closer to midnight
- Rising threats from climate change and nuclear arsenals prompted the scientists who maintain the Doomsday Clock, a symbolic countdown to global catastrophe, to move it two minutes closer to midnight on Thursday, its first shift in three years.
Lake Tahoe's tiny creatures dying off at dramatic rate: scientist
- The smallest critters who occupy the bottom of the cold, clear waters of Lake Tahoe are dying off at an alarming rate and scientists are trying to find the cause to protect the fragile ecosystem of the lake high in the Sierra Nevada range.
U.S. says 9.5 million people enroll for 2015 Obamacare insurance
- More than 9.5 million people have signed up for 2015 individual health insurance on the new exchanges created under the national healthcare reform law, the U.S. government said on Tuesday, a number that surpasses its enrollment target for the year.


text:
Information on "Fuel"
January 2015
2 Jan 2015
Serbia's Gas Supply Dilemma (and Others) in its Relations with Russia
Author: Tomasz Żornaczuk
Publisher: Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)
This commentary discusses the implications for Serbia and the EU of Russia's decision, made in December 2014, to cancel its plans to build the South Stream gas pipeline. More on «Serbia's Gas Supply Dilemma (and Others) in its Relations with Russia» -
Jan 2015
Do Policies for Phasing Out Fossil Fuel Subsidies Deliver What they Promise?
Author: Eirik S Lindebjerg, Wei Peng, Steven Yeboah
Publisher: United Nations Research Institute for Social Development (UNRISD)
This paper examines the social and distributional gains which countries can make by reforming their energy subsidies. More on «Do Policies for Phasing Out Fossil Fuel Subsidies Deliver What they Promise?»
November 2014
18 Nov 2014
Syphoning Confidence: Piracy and Fuel Theft in Southeast Asia
Author: Euan Graham
Publisher: S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies (RSIS)
This commentary discusses the increase in fuel-syphoning attacks on tankers in the Straits of Malacca and South China Sea in the first half of 2014 and provides recommendations on what regional actors should do to address the problem. More on «Syphoning Confidence: Piracy and Fuel Theft in Southeast Asia» -
18 Nov 2014
Facing the Unknown: Ukraine's Winter Survival Strategy
Author: Andrii Chubyk, Zuzanna Nowak
Publisher: Polish Institute of International Affairs (PISM)
This paper examines the difficulties the Ukrainian energy sector will face in attempting to ensure it has sufficient gas supplies during the 2014/2015 winter and beyond in light of Russia's cutting of deliveries of gas to the country in June 2014 and... More on «Facing the Unknown: Ukraine's Winter Survival Strategy» -
Nov 2014
Nuclear Weapons Materials Gone Missing
Author: Henry D Sokolski, Charles D Ferguson, Thomas B Cochran, Matthew G McKinzie, Victor Gilinsky, Leonard Weiss, Alan J Kuperman, David Sokolow, Edwin S Lyman, Ryan A Snyder, Jodi Lieberman, Olli Heinonen
Publisher: Strategic Studies Institute of the US Army War College (SSI)
This text examines a variety of instances where nuclear materials went missing or were stolen. More on «Nuclear Weapons Materials Gone Missing» -
Nov 2014
The US Shale Revolution and the Arab Gulf States
Author: Kirsten Westphal, Marco Overhaus, Guido Steinberg
Publisher: Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP)
This paper discusses the implications of shale gas extraction in the US for the Gulf States. More on «The US Shale Revolution and the Arab Gulf States» -
Nov 2014
The Shale Revolution and the New Geopolitics of Energy
Author: Robert A Manning
Publisher: Atlantic Council
This paper examines the changing geopolitical dynamics in the energy market, following the breakthroughs in shale gas and tight oil exploitation in the Western Hemisphere. More on «The Shale Revolution and the New Geopolitics of Energy» -
Nov 2014
'Energetic' Dialogues in South Africa: The US Example
Author: Agathe Maupin
Publisher: South African Institute of International Affairs (SAIIA)
This brief discusses US-South African energy relations and the attempt by both countries to work together to improve access to energy across Africa. More on «'Energetic' Dialogues in South Africa: The US Example»
October 2014
16 Oct 2014
The 'Unknown Knowns' of the Global Gas Market
Author: Paolo Natali
Publisher: Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS)
This paper analyzes the global gas market as it stands in 2014 and puts forth hypotheses about some of the possible game-changing events that the market is likely to face in the short to medium term. More on «The 'Unknown Knowns' of the Global Gas Market» -
2 Oct 2014
US Energy Exports
Author: Mohammed Aly Sergie
Publisher: Council on Foreign Relations (CFR)
This paper provides an overview of the effects which the increase in oil and shale gas production in the US is having both on the country and the world. More on «US Energy Exports»


text:
Black Panel "Sadistic Santa" Podcast
771d ago -
In this special 'Sadistic Santa' edition of the Black Panel Podcast, the team discusses the horri... | PC
Examiner: PC game turkeys to avoid
1893d ago -
Looking for great games for the holidays?
In honor of Thanksgiving and real turkeys everywhe... | 12
G-Phoria '09: Game Most Deserving Of An Uwe Boll Movie
2003d ago -
Blair Herter announces the winner of G-Phoria '09 Game Most Deserving of a Uwe Boll Movie. Nomine... | 1,2,3,4,5,12
GamingTarget - Legendary Review
2003d ago -
"On paper, the concept for Legendary is an awesome one. Secret societies,... | 1,2
Filmwatch Contest Details
Now - Ring in the new year with gift cards. Check out details on Filmwatch. | Promoted post
ResumePlay Review: Legendary
2053d ago -
Stephen Rosenberg writes: "I don't really know where to begin. There is no real storyline…at... | 2
Podcast - DF #57: My Patapon is Sacred Too
2087d ago -
This week's episode of Distributed failure features discussion on Sacred 2: Fallen Angel, Rune Fa... | 1,2,3,4,11,12
MPG: Legendary Review
2112d ago -
"Legendary is all about potential. Unfortunately, it's all unfounded. The sequel t... | 2
GameBosh Review: Legendary
2125d ago -
GB writes: "Even with its technical glitches, you wonder why Legendary was met with such ven... | 1,2,12
GameCritics Review: Legendary: The Box
2137d ago -
Gamecritics.com Writes:
"It's always a challenge to review the bland games. If Legendar... | 1,2,12
Unscripted 360: Legendary Review
2147d ago -
Ever wonder what would happen if you opened Pandora's Box? You know the mythical box said to hol... | 2
Video Games and the New World Order
2165d ago -
The eye is watching you. Game Website's are owned by corporations. For example Gamespot.com is ow... | 1,2,3,4,5,11,12
Profits and The Biased Media
2166d ago -
Often times when on the Internet message boards we have all come across rabid fanboys that claim... | 1,2,11,12
2404: Legendary Review
2169d ago -
2404 writes:
"Here's the deal with Legendary: I simply forgot I had this game. This is... | 1,2
BeefJack: Legendary Review
2177d ago -
For a game boasting the title 'Legendary,' you may be disappointed that it is not so legendary af... | 2
Talking About Games: Legendary Review
2180d ago -
Talking About Games:
"Legendary is a shooter that just doesn't have much going for it.... | 2
Thunderbolt Review: Legendary
2186d ago -
Thunderbolt writes: "It's a fantastic time to be a first person shooter fan. In the past few... | 1
Game Revolution: Legendary Review
2188d ago -
Game Revolution writes: "My editor has accused me of being too harsh on games [Har Har Har.... | 1,2,12
Living on last year's leftovers
2195d ago -
"I haven't written much this month about new games," writes Globe and Mail games column... | 1,2,3,5
ATARI Software Sale
2195d ago -
ATARI UK are running a January Sale of their own, suggested by a brief visit to the online ATARI... | 1,2,3,4,5,9,11,12,13
Game Chronicles Review: Legendary
2195d ago -
GC writes: "Pandora's Box is the stuff that inspires great fiction. The mythical box was cre... | 2
WWE 2K15 (PS4) Review
Now - Ryan steps back into the ring for the first next-gen WWE game. | Promoted post
DarkZero: Legendary Review
2197d ago -
In the genre of FPS you've got to bring you're A-game to be noticed. And apparently this team's A... | 1,2,12
Gaming Excellence Review: Legendary
2198d ago -
GE writes: "Looking at the video games released by publisher Gamecock Media there's a seriou... | 2
Mygamer Review: Legendary
2198d ago -
Mygamer writes: "It has been foretold that when Pandora's Box is opened, cataclysmic events... | 1
World 1-1: Legendary Review
2201d ago -
World 1-1 writes: "Spark Unlimited's UE3 powered Turning Point: Fall of Liberty, brought a c... | 1,2,12
GameZone: Legendary PC Review
2213d ago -
This is a game that could have been much more. The game's linearity really hampers immersion, and... | 12
Page 1
Next page »


text:
There will be problems. There may be a lot of them. There may not. Beginning this week, Americans will start signing up for health insurance at exchanges across the country – the most sizable federal endeavor since Social Security. No one is sure what the impact of Obamacare will be.
Not even the insurance commissioner of North Carolina.
But Wayne Goodwin knows this: He would be more confident about the Affordable Care Act in North Carolina had state lawmakers not refused this year to participate in a state-based insurance exchange, as Obamacare encouraged states to do.
Instead, the Republican-led legislature passed Senate Bill 4, which opted North Carolina out of running a state-based exchange. As a result, North Carolinians who enroll beginning Tuesday will do so through an N.C. exchange run by the federal government, and that will affect competition, pricing and the quality of information citizens get about their health care options.
"I would feel a lot better today if we had a state-based exchange," Goodwin told the editorial board Friday.
So might North Carolinians who discover that they're paying more on average for insurance than residents of most states. N.C. families of four with incomes of $50,000 will pay $880 a month for the mid-range federal plan if they don't qualify for subsidies. That's $106 more than the national average.
Participating in a state-based exchange would have allowed the state to create more opportunities for competition, as the N.C. Rate Bureau does for auto insurance companies. "With a state-based exchange, we would've been in control over discussions that would've incentivized companies to participate," Goodwin said.
More competition, of course, could have resulted in better pricing and insurance choices, as it has with the 166 companies participating in auto insurance in the state. With Obamacare, only two companies are participating in the N.C. exchange, leaving North Carolinians with an average of 22 qualified health care plans to choose from, less than half the national average.
Don't know what the best option is for you? Again, the legislature has made things more difficult, turning down a $27 million federal grant for outreach regarding the Affordable Care Act. Goodwin estimates in the next six months alone, tens of thousands of calls will come into state offices with questions about Obamacare, but state law requires his employees to forward people to the feds if they start asking for help with enrollment.
The grant also would've helped his office proactively meet at least some of the uncertainty and misinformation surrounding Obamacare. "I had two emails this morning," he said. "To me that's frustrating, because it's going to cost individuals and families money."
That not stopping anytime soon, as Republicans in Washington continue to stoke fears about the law. Perhaps, as millions of Americans begin to realize Obamacare's core benefits, Republicans will bow to the law's inevitability and fix its problems, not kill it.
Closer to home, that will mean revisiting the issue of who should run the state's insurance exchange. Maybe then, N.C. Republicans will finally decide to do what's best for North Carolinians.
Subscribe to The Charlotte Observer.
The Charlotte Observer welcomes your comments on news of the day. The more voices engaged in conversation, the better for us all, but do keep it civil. Please refrain from profanity, obscenity, spam, name-calling or attacking others for their views.
Have a news tip? You can send it to a local news editor; email firstname.lastname@example.com to send us your tip - or - consider joining the Public Insight Network and become a source for The Charlotte Observer.
Read more


text:
Would you like to start a free subscription?
Remember me | Forgot password
For full content view: Log in Now!
In the course of global economic history, markets shift when goods and services can be acquired at a lower price. A good example is the textile industry. Since medieval times, textile weavers in Dhaka (now part of Bangladesh) produced the world's finest muslin. As late as 1817, Dhaka muslin sold at a 75% profit in London. But the Dhaka textile business was decimated by the industrial revolution and the mass production of cotton textiles from the mills in Birmingham, England. A century later, the market shifted once again to the Far East, with the production of synthetic textiles in China and India.
This area of the site is restricted. In order to gain access, please either Log In, or subscribe to World Oil.
Two options are available to you for creating an account.
1. Get a Free Trial Subscription to World Oil Magazine and gain immediate access to select content on World Oil Online. Start a Free Trial Subscription and gain immediate access to the complete current issue of World Oil Magazine. Plus, you'll receive 3 upcoming issues of World Oil Magazine in print or digital format.* You also receive access to the Energy Events Calendar, Industry Statistics and WO Wire's news and industry coverage.
Free Trial
2. Purchase a subscription to World Oil magazine and gain immediate and complete access to World Oil Online. As a Total Access subscriber you will have access to all areas of the site available to registered users and free subscribers as well as having access to such premium content areas as:
Physical copies of this content may be available for purchase. Visit the Reprints & Back Issues section.
If you are already a paid subscriber and do not have access, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
World Oil's specialized upstream Engineering Data Tables featuring the Drill Bit Classifier, Tubing Tables and more. Get Total Access today.
Muscat - January 26-29
Bogota - January 28-29
Houston, TX - January 29-29


text:
Harvey Nash Group
This employer has taken extra steps to respond to reviews and provide job seekers with accurate company information, photos, and reviews. Interested for your company?Learn More.
Interviews for Top Jobs at Harvey Nash Group
- Intern (1)
- IT Recruiter (1)
- Recruitment Consultant (1)
- Trainee Recruitment COnsultant (1)


text:
New King James Version (NKJV) | New International Version (NIV) |
3 So when I saw that you would not deliver me, I took my life in my hands and crossed over against the people of Ammon; and the Lord delivered them into my hand. Why then have you come up to me this day to fight against me?" | 3 When I saw that you wouldn't help, I took my life in my hands and crossed over to fight the Ammonites, and the LORD gave me the victory over them. Now why have you come up today to fight me?" |
Scripture taken from the New King James Version. Copyright © 1982 by Thomas Nelson, Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (New King James Version) | 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:
Gigabit PoE Plus Injector, Add Power (30 Watts) to Standard Network Line
Product Details
- Warranty: Lifetime
- Weight: 1.21 lbs
Part Number - 74X6-07114
This product is no longer available.
This product is no longer available.
Why Buy From Us?
- Lifetime Warranty
- 30 Day No Hassle Returns
- No Handling Fees
- Free Lifetime Tech Support
- Dedicated Sales Team
- Corporate Terms Available
- SSL Encrypted Shopping
The 74X6-07114 is a single port, high power PoE PSE solution for remote PoE PD devices. Generating up to 30W , 74X6-07114 supplies remote power for new applications such as wireless access points, pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) IP cameras and videophones. It complies with IEEE 802.3at PoE standard and is backward to IEEE802.3af. It can work with 10/100Base-T networking devices and emerging 1000Base-T devices such as Wi-MAX and wireless IEEE 802.11n access points. For all the function featured in 74X6-07114, people can get the benefit of flexible network installation at lower cost, less downtime. It also provides a high-bandwidth pipe to the network.


text:
Health Information - Med Help
My MedHelp
upper abdominal pai
Information, Symptoms, Treatments and Resources
User Journals
Posts on upper abdominal pai
right side upper adominal pain - Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder Community
- Aug 28, 2013
I have this pain for a long time now it feels if it is under right rib it is very sore to b...
Too many symptoms - General Health Community
- Nov 21, 2011
I have a variety of very real general symptoms, but I fear to bring them up to my dr as I d...
stomach aches/nausea w/ elevated EOS levels? - Gastroenterology Community
- Jun 18, 2010
I have been having similar symptoms to a post from back in 2002 (by mum2kenai). Upper abdom...
Help me Please!! - Gastroenterology Community
- Dec 18, 2009
Hi there!!, about a couple years ago i noticed a growth in my upper abdominal region and fo...
High Serum Amylase - Gastroenterology Community
- Aug 06, 2009
Conditions before medications since last 3 years. a)Sharp pain in top right abdomen, gener...
Upper GI Pan - Gastroenterology Community
- Jun 22, 2009
I am a 42 year old female. I had my gallbladder removed 2 years ago and since then I get t...
Problems years after gallbladder surgery - Gastroenterology Community
- Jun 08, 2009
I had my gallbladder removed about 8 years ago. Over the last few months I started getting...
Upper right abdominal pain, behind the ribs - Kidney Disease & Disorders Community
- Jan 12, 2009
Why am I having upper right abdominal pain? It hurts to lay on my right side and even if I ...
upper abd./ rib pain/shortness of breath - Pain Management Community
- Dec 28, 2008
Hi, I have had upper (mostly left) abdominal pain along my rib with occasional shortness of...
Post Cholecystectomy Syndrome - NEED HELP!!! - Gastroenterology Community
- Sep 02, 2008
My sister has similar symptoms to so many posts that I have read on this site. After 5 mos...
View more Posts on upper abdominal pai
Journals about upper abdominal pai
Chronic Diarrhea and other symptoms
, Jan 16, 2008
- 8 Comments
I have not left the house except to go to a doctor or test in 6 weeks, and my husband ...
Share this:
Answers to Your Health Questions
MedHelp Health Answers
Type your medical question here
right side adominal pain
upper adominal pain


text:
What Is Purine?
Purine is a compound found primarily in foods of animal origin. It is especially high in organ meats, anchovies, mackerel, and sardines.
Why Should I Follow a Low-Purine Diet?
A low-purine diet is usually recommended if you have gout . It may also be recommended if you have kidney stones or have had an organ transplant.
The body metabolizes purine into uric acid. A buildup of uric acid can worsen symptoms of gout. If you have gout, eating a low-purine diet can help minimize uric acid production and thereby improve symptoms.
Eating Guide for a Low-Purine Diet
Food Category | Foods Recommended | Foods to Limit or Avoid |
Grains |
Vegetables |
Fruits |
| — |
Dairy |
| — |
Meat and Beans |
Oils | — |
Beverages |
Other |
In addition to following a low-purine diet, here are some other suggestions for decreasing uric acid production:
- Avoid or limit your intake of alcohol, especially beer. While alcohol does not contain purines, it increases your production of purine.
- Drink 8-12 cups of fluid every day. This will help dilute your urinary uric acid, which can help prevent kidney stones from forming.
- Consume low-fat or nonfat dairy products, such as milk and yogurt, on a regular basis. Research shows that these foods may help prevent gout from occurring.
- Limit your intake of fat to 30% of your calories.
- Don't follow low-carbohydrate diets.
- Avoid rapid weight loss, as this can increase your uric acid levels. If you need to lose weight, do so gradually.
- Consider meeting with a registered dietitian to come up with a personalized eating plan.
Last reviewed March 2014 by Dianne Scheinberg Rishikof MS, RD, LDN
Please be aware that this information is provided to supplement the care provided by your physician. It is neither intended nor implied to be a substitute for professional medical advice. CALL YOUR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER IMMEDIATELY IF YOU THINK YOU MAY HAVE A MEDICAL EMERGENCY. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider prior to starting any new treatment or with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.


text:
Another yummy from the old cook book.
JELLY CAKE "Beat to a cream, one pound of butter, add one pound of sugar, then add the yolks of 10 eggs, 3/4 pound of flour, and finally add the whiltes of the eggs breaten to a froth. Bake in a shallow tin and put jelly between each layer."
Follow-Up Postings:
But no perservatives in the recipe and all natural ingredients. Probably all home raised- it has to be good for you. |
- Posted by anneliese_32 6 (My Page) on Sat, Jan 14, 12 at 9:50
Minus the jelly a good old pound cake. |
- Posted by agnespuffin (My Page) on Sat, Jan 14, 12 at 10:13
I was thinking that it's more like a chiffon cake than a pound cake. Lots of butter instead of vegetable oil. The beaten egg whites would make it lighter and fluffy. I may have to try this one. The butter used in that day would probably been home-churned. |
I just chuckled when you posted this. Before I started cutting back on my laying hens, I would bake concoctions like this to use eggs up so they didn't go bad. First I'd do an angel cake with about a dozen whites, then a pound cake with a dozen yolks. Over and over and freeze the cakes for winter. My daughter makes a lot of cakes using the beaten yolks for levening, instead of baking powder or soda. They're delightful if done right. |
- Posted by agnespuffin (My Page) on Sat, Jan 14, 12 at 21:34
Really??? I must confess that what I know about cake baking is that you can buy them in a box. doesn't a lot of egg yolk make it heavy? |
Oh my yes........I meant to say beaten white for levening. The all yolk yellow cakes were indeed heavy. I guess that's why they call them pound cakes. |
When I have lots of eggs no I don't have chickens - just when they are on sale. I make noodles with the yolks and merangue cookies with the whites. My kids and neices and nephews loved those things. |
I do the noodle routine too, tibs. My God however, I have had fifty-sixty dozen eggs at a crack to deal with. That's when our local charity kitchen got a good donation and they were thrilled. Do you have any idea how long it would take to make all those noodles? LOL I used to spend days on end making them as many as my clothes rack would hold at a time. I have had as many as thirty one gallons bags of them in the freezer. I have found if the whites are seperated they freeze quite well. I keep small bags of them frozen to make baked meringues and pavlovas. |
31 gallon bags of noodles? That's mind-boggling--for my mind, anyway! Your freezer must be a big one, Suzie. |
I can so much of my stuff, so I can keep my freezer empty to put stuff one can't can. I keep flours in there, since I buy in bulk and choicer cuts of meat, nuts and specialty items. Most of my fruits and veggies are put up in bottles and in the pantry. I have two freezers actually, one upright and one big, older chest freezer. Used to have two fridges, one soley for eggs. Since I don't sell them anymore, it went bye-bye. |
- Posted by sara_the_brit_z6_ct (My Page) on Tue, Jan 17, 12 at 12:32
Although we all reeled at the ingredients for the cake, it's worth pointing out that it's so rich you wouldn't (well, I wouldn't) be eating more than a smidgen at a time. It's all about portion control!!! |
- Posted by west_gardener (My Page) on Wed, Jan 18, 12 at 20:24
I agree with sara_the_brit about portion control. |
Portion be d***ed. Smack some ice cream on that sucker and shove it over. |
- Posted by west_gardener (My Page) on Thu, Jan 19, 12 at 7:29
There is a European Bakery downtown San Jose, CA that is fantastic. We peeked in there when we were there last month. I can't wait to visit and try some or all of the goodies. Take a look at the photos below. |
Here is a link that might be useful: European Bakery Pics
- Posted by agnespuffin (My Page) on Thu, Jan 19, 12 at 10:42
W A R N I N G!!!!! Do not look at the site, European Baker Pictures, on an empty stomach. Oh, sooooo wonderful. I think that if I should ever do a cross country tour, that bakery would have to be on the list of places to see. |
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 The Garden Party 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:
I want to make bacon for the Secret Swap this year, but I don't know if it has to be refrigerated after smoking. If so, I may have to look for another recipe. Any ideas on this?
Well played.
You deserve a cookie.
Sign up for our useful, inspired emails and we'll give you everything you need to eat and live better -- including recipes, how-tos, and exclusives and great gift ideas from Provisions, our kitchen and home shop.
Please enter a quantity larger than 0. | ||
Sorry, this item is currently out of stock.
Notify me when it's back. Submit Thanks! We'll email you when it's available again. |


text:
Oscar de la Renta Bridal Spring 2011
What's Your Reaction?
Thanks for your reaction
Don't forget to share this with your friends!
Oscar de la Renta Bridal Spring 2011
Read More 2011 Spring Bridal Fashion Week2011 Bridal Fashion WeekBridal AccessoriesFeatureGalleryWedding DressesBridalOscar De La RentaWedding
Oscar De La Renta
Link Love
- Dress Barn is collaborating with some of our favorite designers — HuffPost Style
- This year's Sundance films are fashion-packed — Style.com
- Yay! The Apple watch just got a release date — SheFinds
- This celeb-loved bikini brand is #instafamous — Who What Wear
- Fact: we want everything from Elie Saab Couture's Spring '15 show — StyleList
- Dogs are having a moment when it comes to fashion campaigns — InStyle
- H&M's opening a whopping 400 new stores this year — Fashionista
- So this is where they store all those Rent the Runway dresses? — Racked
- Sad news for jet-setters: SkyMall is no longer — Lucky
Latest Fashion


text:
Personalized Rosewood Jewelry Box with Silver Accents
This lovely memory box will be a present that they hold onto for years. Whether they use it to keep photos or other meaningful mementos, they'll be thrilled each time they open it up and take a trip to the past. More
5% off on all full-price orders! Use coupon code: fg5off$144.99 | MORE DETAIL |
Featured Offers
Personalized Gifts
Exclusive designs personalized free Preview online, order today & save!
Religious Gifts
Personalized Religious Gifts For Holidays and Sacraments. Shop Now!
Your Love. Your Story.
Custom books that list the reasons why you love them. Easy & Fun!


text:
Sandra, I have some descendants of Thomas Henderson Wilson born late 1700's also related as cousins to James Morrow wife and is also related to Robinson. We may be getting somewhere yet.
Home | Help | About Us | Site Index | Jobs | PRIVACY | Affiliate |
© 2007 The Generations Network |


text:
Oregon, Yamhill County Records (FamilySearch Historical Records)Edit This Page
From FamilySearch Wiki
This article describes a collection of historical records available at FamilySearch.org. | |
Access the records: Oregon, Yamhill County Records, 1857-1963 .
Contents |
Record Description
This collection includes images of the following records:
- Deeds and mortgages (1857-1963)
- Military service records (1919-1951)
- Licensing and other miscellaneous records (1899-1957)
Records will be added to this collection as images become available. At present, many other county records are available on microfilm at the Family History Library and family history centers.
For a list of record categories currently published in this collection, select the Browse link from the collection landing page.
Record Content
The records may include any of the following:
- Name of deceased
- Date and place of event
- Residence
- Age and gender of principal
- Occupation
- Names of parents
- Biographical information about parents such as date and place of birth
- Names of heirs, such as spouse, children, other relatives, or friends
- Names of the executor, administrator, or guardian
- Names of witnesses
- Dates the documents were written and recorded (used to approximate event dates since a will was usually written near the time of death)
- Description and value of property or land
How to Use the Record
To begin your search it is helpful to know the following:
- The name of the individual or individuals
- Identifying information such as the date and place of the event
Search the Collection
To search the collection
⇒Select "Browse through images" on the initial collection page
⇒Select the appropriate "Record Category"
⇒Select the appropriate "Record Type, Year Range and Volume" which takes you to the images
Many of these volumes have indexes at the beginning or end. You should search these first.
- Check the index for the family name (surname) and then the given name. Indexes enable you to access records quickly by searching for the names of the primary individuals. Realize that some entries in earlier years may have been missed. Indexes may also contain inaccuracies, such as altered spellings or misinterpretations.
- Make a list of the volumes and page numbers for each deed you wish to check.
- For each deed, search the noted volume and page number.
If you do not find your ancestor in the index, look at each image comparing the information with what you already know about your ancestors to determine if the image relates to them. You may need to look at several images and compare the information about the individuals listed in those images to your ancestors to make this determination. Keep in mind:
- There may be more than one person in the records with the same name.
- You may not be sure of your own ancestor's name.
- Your ancestor may have used different names or variations of their name throughout their life.
Using the Information
When you have located your ancestor's record, carefully evaluate each piece of information given. These pieces of information may give you new biographical details. Add this new information to your records of each family. The information may also lead you to other records about your ancestors. The following examples show ways you can use the information:
- Use the age to calculate the birth date.
- Use the birth date or age along with the residence or place of birth of each partner to find a couple's birth records and parents' names.
- Use the birth date or age along with the place of birth to find the family in census records.
- Use the residence and names to locate church and land records.
- Use the parents' birth places to find former residences and to establish a migration pattern for the family.
Tips to Keep in Mind
- Occupations listed can lead you to other types of records such as employment records or military records.
- The name of the officiator may be a clue to their religion or area of residence in the county.
- The name of the undertaker, mortuary, or cemetery could lead you to funeral and cemetery records which often include the names and residences of other family members.
- Compile the entries for every person who has the same surname. This is especially helpful in rural areas or if the surname is unusual.
- Continue to search the records to identify children, siblings, parents, and other relatives who may have been born, married, or died in the same county or nearby. This can help you identify other generations of your family or even the second marriage of a parent. Repeat this process for each new generation you identify.
- When looking for a person who had a common name, look at all the entries for the name before deciding which is correct.
- Earlier records may not contain as much information as the records created after the late 1800s.
- There is also some variation in the information given from one record to another record.
Unable to Find Your Ancestor?
- Look for variant spellings of the names. You should also look for nicknames and abbreviated names.
- Check for adifferent index. There are often indexes created by local genealogical and historical societies.
- Search the indexes and records of nearby counties.
Don't overlook FHL Keyword Oregon, Yamhill items in the FamilySearch Library Catalog. For other libraries (local and national) or to gain access to items of interest, see the wiki article Oregon Archives and Libraries. For additional information about this county see the wiki article Yamhill County, Oregon. |
For a summary of this information see the wiki article: United States, How to Use the Records Summary (FamilySearch Historical Records).
Related Websites
Yamhill County Oregon Kindred Trails
Related Wiki Articles
Contributions to This Article
We welcome user additions to FamilySearch Historical Records wiki articles. Guidelines are available to help you make changes. Thank you for any contributions you may provide. If you would like to get more involved join the WikiProject FamilySearch Records. |
Citations for This Collection
When you copy information from a record, you should list where you found the information; that is, cite your sources. This will help people find the record again and evaluate the reliability of the source. It is also good to keep track of records where you did not find information, including the names of the people you looked for in the records. Citations are available for the collection as a whole and each record or image individually.
Collection Citation:
- "Oregon, Yamhill County Records, 1857-1963" Images. FamilySearch. http://FamilySearch.org : accessed 2013. Citing County Recorder. County Clerk, McMinnville.
Image citation:
The citation for an image is available on each image in this collection by clicking Show Citation at the bottom left of the image screen. You can browse through images in this collection by visiting the browse page for [1]. |
Need additional research help? Contact our research help specialists.
Need wiki, indexing, or website help? Contact our product teams.
Did you find this article helpful?
You're invited to explain your rating on the discussion page (you must be signed in).
- This page was last modified on 8 December 2014, at 16:39.
- This page has been accessed 2,408 times.
New to the Research Wiki?
In the FamilySearch Research Wiki, you can learn how to do genealogical research or share your knowledge with others.
Learn More


text:
I don't like using the oven in the summer so I put mine in the crockpot on low and let them cook overnight or while I'm at work, and then put whatever topping I'm in the mood for.
I've made a version of sweet potato hash browns with fresh flaked crab meat on top. Yum!
There are plenty of savory ways to serve sweet potatoes with adding sweeteners.
I don't like using the oven in the summer so I put mine in the crockpot on low and let them cook overnight or while I'm at work, and then put whatever topping I'm in the mood for.
I just clean them and throw them in plain. No rack, or water. They come out perfect every time.
I peel and cut them into wedge shapes and put them in the microwave for 5 minutes. They taste a lot better than when they're boiled.
I just had the best sweet potato I've ever tasted at a restaurant called Strip-T's in Watertown MA. It was a Japanese sweet potato (the inside is ivory colored, not orange) and they were cut into large slices, salted and then pan fried, salted and served with a house-made miso-garlic mayonnaise.
Primal since August 2012. CW: 317.
1/8/13: 303.5 | 2/12/13: 298.5 | 2/26/13 295 | 3/07/2013 291.5
Do the different types of sweet potatoes have any differences in things like fructose, raffinose etc? I don't do too well with golden sweet potatoes, was wondering if the others had less sugar and whatnot.
Yep, they are chips. I think you can do it in the oven, but it may take forever. I find it is the easiest with electric mandoline and dehydrator. One of the best things we got since going paleo/primal.Like chips? I don't have a dehydrator~ is there a way to do it in the oven?
My Journal: http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum/thread57916.html
When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be.


text:
Click here to print the obituary below
Martha Catherine Olson
Martha Catherine Olson, 96, of Geyser, a retired postmaster for the USPS, died of natural causes Wednesday, May 1, at a local care facility.
A vigil is 7 p.m. today at St. Cyril's Catholic Church in Geyser. A funeral liturgy is 2 p.m. Friday at the church. Burial will follow in Stanford Cemetery. Schnider Funeral Home is handling arrangements.
Martha Catherine Olson was born April 30, 1917, at a farm home in Windsor, North Dakota, to Leo J. and Mary (Cegla) Zimney. They lived in that area until she and Oliver "Bud" Olson married Jan. 9, 1943, in Windsor. Bud was a sergeant in the U.S. Air Force during World War II when they were married. They lived in Victorville, Calif., and Williamsfield, Ariz., until he was deployed overseas. Martha then returned to North Dakota where her parents lived.
She was employed as a secretary at Midwest Motors until Bud returned home in 1946. Bud and Martha then settled, farmed and raised their family in Geyser. Bud and Martha were married 65 years.
In 1966, she began part time employment at the Geyser U.S. Post Office and was then appointed Postmaster in 1978. She retired from the position in 1984.
Martha was involved in community activities, in school and in church. She was a key person in getting a community senior center built and was an active member holding every office possible. She was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in her late 50s and fought against the disease every day. In her later years, she was confined to a wheelchair and electric scooter. Despite her confinement, she still managed to be active in the senior center, Catholic church and her community. Martha always was sewing, quilting, baking and canning. Even while in the rest home, she continued to bless others with her creative gifts.
Martha is survived by her children, Christina (Lee) Payment of Polson, Catherine Barron of Sheridan, Maribeth (Dave) Ellis of Bridger, and Joseph (Keri) Olson of Geyser; brothers Leo and Felix Zimney of Minneapolis; nine grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; and one great-great grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Oliver "Bud" Olson; parents Leo and Mary Zimney; brothers Philip, Anton, Thomas; and infant brother, Paul.
Memorials are suggested to Geyser-Raynesford Senior Center, Geyser, MT 59447.
Condolences may be posted online at
Published in Great Falls Tribune on May 2, 2013


text:
Michele Combs and Lt. Gen. Richard Zilmer (Ret.) seem like an unlikely couple to promote alternative energy and clean energy policies – especially to the West Michigan Young Republicans. >>View Article
Ikea Buys Second U.S. Wind Farm, Plans More in Renewables Push
Ikea, the largest furniture retailer, made its biggest renewable-energy investment to date by buying a 165-megawatt wind farm in southern Texas. >>View Article
Atlantic City offshore wind project proposal would add jobs to region
New Jersey's Legislature is considering a bill that would set a renewable energy portfolio standard at 20 percent by the year 2020 and grow to 80 percent by 2050. Senate Bill 2444 was introduced last week and is under review by the Senate Environment and Energy Committee. >>View Article
Invest in renewables: Congress should revive the production tax credit
As predictions about the effects of human-driven climate change grow more alarming, lawmakers ought to be expanding programs that support still-nascent clean-energy industries. One such program is the production tax credit, which has benefited wind-power producers and other renewable electricity industries since 1992. >>View Article
Exclusive: NRG betting big on rooftop solar in California
U.S. power company NRG Energy Inc aims to grab a bigger piece of the residential solar industry by expanding its business in California, the nation's biggest solar market, and offering a new financing option to its customers. >>View Article
Here Comes the Sun: America's Solar Boom, in Charts
Last week, an energy analyst at Deutsche Bank came to a startling conclusion: By 2016, solar power will be as cheap or cheaper than electricity from the conventional grid in every state except three. That's without any changes to existing policy. >>View Article
Microsoft's New Biogas-Powered Plant
The dedication event of Microsoft's zero-carbon, waste-to- energy-powered Data Plant on November 6 in Cheyenne marks an advancement in Wyoming's position as a partner in innovation and advanced energy deployment. >>View Article
Editorial: Renewables a Key Part of Region's Energy Future (Daily Hampshire
Suddenly, the drama of New England's energy future has enough plotlines for a thriller, with a morality play thrown in: Does New England need more fossil-fuel energy, or should its residents and businesses do more with less — and protect the climate — through conservation. >>View Article
California Adds Over 5K Clean Tech Jobs through September
California has added approximately 5,242 clean technology jobs this year through the third quarter that ended in September, with Sacramento adding 22 clean tech jobs this year following an announcement from CleanWorld in June. >>View Article
Use the Web? Congrats, You're an Environmentalist.
As of now, the top three most widely used US search engines, by a considerable margin, are Google, Yahoo, and Microsoft's Bing. If you live in this country and you are actually online, there's well over a 90 percent chance that you use one of them, according to the web data company comScore. >>View Article
More Articles...
Page 13 of 364


text:
I have a size 14 finger, so I can't just walk in to any store and walk out with a wedding band. Knowing this, I ordered a ring from a local jeweler a...Read More ->
I received my rings in less than a week. The customer service was specatacular and Jonathan made sure to contact me and discuss my order. I did not expect...Read More ->
Thanks for all your help, and helping me getting MY WEDDING SET. They are BEAUTIFUL. I LOVE HOW YOU TOOK MY ORDER & GOT me the rings. EDGAR SANTOSRead More ->
Follow Us


text:
One Minute Buzz: Topless Rihanna, Lady Gaga's New Meat Dress & More! (VIDEO)
Celebuzz is serving up a weekly wrap up of the biggest celebrity news stories (in about 60 seconds). This week, Rihanna went reptilian while shooting her new video, Lady Gaga got a new meat dress, and there's a new celebrity daddy in town.
Not only did Chris Hemsworth welcome a new baby girl, he showed her off to the world -- well, sort of!
While on a walk with his daughter, he kept her covered in a blanket.
Elsewhere in London, Kristen Stewart gave Celebuzz the lowdown on working with boyfriend Robert Pattinson on a new project.
How does she feel about sharing the screen with him again? Watch the video to find out!


text: Located in beautiful Kennesaw, the Smith-Gilbert Gardens is made up of 16 acres with more than 3,000 different varieties of plants, shrubs and trees. The Hiram Butler House also sits on the property, once home to a railroad man that was present at the "Great Locomotive Chase" during the Civil War. The property was a private residence, created as a retreat. It includes 30 pieces of art from internationally known artists.


text:
Sourced from IESB.net "But, there has been quite of bit of buzz lately coming from Greg Berlanti, Marc Guggenheim and Michael Green's newest take on the Green Lantern and I managed to find a copy in my hands. Let me start off with saying that within just reading the first few pages, I knew Berlanti, Guggenheim and Green had gotten the character right. I don't want to do a traditional script review, instead I want to give IESB readers more of a sense of the story by going through some plot details and my thoughts on the screenplay. Wait a minute, that is a review. Let it begin... It starts off with the revelation of Oa and The Central Battery with a voice over narration explaining that 1) there are extraterrestrials that protect the universe, 2) they have power rings, 3) there are thousands of Green Lanterns and 4) one of us has become one of them. We go from one part of the universe to another and find ourselves in a familiar Solar System?our own. Before I share some of the details let's do a quick character list of those we will see in the movie if this script gets the "green" light. Martin Jordan Hal Jordan/Green Lantern Thomas Kalmuka Carl Ferris Carol Ferris Kilowog Tomar-Re Abin Sur Thaal Sinestro The Guardians Legion Hector Hammond A few cameos include a certain mild mannered reporter from the Daily Planet, a certain college football coach with the last name of Gardner (who we are promised in the script we will see more of in the second film) and loads of other characters sure to keep fanboys orgasmic throughout. Back to the script - The story follows the traditional Hal Jordan/Green Lantern story lines to a certain degree including the battle between Legion and Abin Sur, Abin Sur's crash landing on Earth, as well as the choosing of Hal Jordan over Guy Gardner and Clark Kent. Parts are straight out of the Emerald Dawn series including Jordan's simulator being ripped out of the training center and flown to a dying Abin Sur and Hal Jordan going to Oa to help defeat Legion. The major difference is in the Sinestro character arch. I don't want to give too much away but the writers were very careful to stay true to the character without blowing their load on the first film. The other difference is also introducing Hector Hammond into the story line and making him the big threat to Earth or Gaia if you prefer. From the first major beat of the story - that is sure to bring a tear - to the revelations at the end of the movie that easily set up prequels as well as sequels this script has it all. Also, unlike other recent superhero movies, this Green Lantern story has science fiction elements such as visiting other planets and major space battles. It's a quick read and is a mere 109 pages but is action packed from the beginning to end. It has the potential to be bigger than Iron Man or maybe even The Dark Knight. The script, if greenlit, is a sure-fire hit for fan boys, but in scale it's big, VERY big, and we are hearing rumors that it may be too big for the director currently attached, Greg Berlanti. But who would the studio trust to take on a franchise of this size? First, let me say that the studio execs love this GL script, they really dig it - and get it which is always important - and word is they are prepared to spend a pretty penny." Should have been Kyle Rayner.
Paging Zak Snyder.... For the amount of CG likely involved, Snyder would seem ideal. We should wait and see how Watchmen turns out though... or maybe Chris Nolan?
Nathan Fillion's name comes up a fair bit in connection to the role in fan circles. I think Dominic West from The Wire would make a good Hal Jordan, though perhaps he is too old.
I kept reading the title of this thread as Green HORNET. He's pretty second rate and I still think he's more interesting than Green LANTERN. But whatever.
Read some of the Denny O'Neil comics from the early '70s featuring Green Lantern and Green Arrow. Really good, thought-provoking stuff.
Looking forward to this. Both for me, personally, and, apparently, much of my customer base (I run a comic shop), it seems Green Lantern is the only DC Universe character besides Batman to have significant appeal to non-DCU comic fans, so hopefully they can get this one right. It's also got the easiest teaser trailer possibility you can think of. Just use the Lantern oath over a black or space background as a bright light eventually forms into the power battery logo. In brightest day, in blackest night, No evil shall escape my sight Let those who worship evil's might, Beware my power...Green Lantern's light!
If done right, and this so far sounds like the right direction, Green Lantern could be a film franchise that DC and Warner Bros. can build a great comic movie empire from (The Nolan Batman series alone won't do it). There's the potential for positively epic sci-fi drama in GL, and to see it done properly would be amazing to me. *imagines a "Sinestro Corps War" movie, faints*
Here's an interesting article about WB looking for a direction to take their comic book properties: Warner Brothers and DC Comics Getting Their **** Together July 11, 2008 by Kevin Powers It looks like Marvel has officially scared Warner Bros. into action. With the success of Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk, and the possibilities on the horizon for a bridge-story with The Avengers (among other independent character films), the studio that is debuting The Dark Knight next week is presently meeting to formulate a strategic effort for its DC Comics film properties according to reports at Hollywood Reporter. As of late, DC projects haven't exactly progressed smoothly (e.g the continued uncertainty with Superman, the start-and-stop with Justice League) and Warner Bros. has little to show at the upcoming Comic-Con, save for Watchmen. Since The Dark Knight is almost assured to be a monster success, the timing of this meeting couldn't be more perfect, or just under the gun. If Warner Bros. and DC can properly leverage the Batman sequel, Marvel might have something to finally worry about. After all, DC Comics does have Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman, who can easily contend with the awareness of Spider-Man, Hulk and Iron Man, Warner Bros. just has to do these characters justice. They're already off to a solid start with the winged one. Superman needs some real help if it's to rise to a competitive level, so it's no wonder that the studio is rumored to want a reboot of the franchise, replacing director Bryan Singer. As for Wonder Woman, the news on that has moved at a glacial pace. The studio also has films on The Flash and Green Lantern in the works, and the prospect of one on Green Arrow is intriguing, but those pose little threat to Marvel's upcoming projects, some of which are Iron Man 2, Thor, Captain America, The Avengers, and maybe a sequel to The Incredible Hulk. Not to mention, Marvel has fan favorite Jon Favreau and the promising Louis Leterrier as directors. The companies had little to report from the high-level meetings, except for the following: "We're constantly looking at how best to exploit the DC Comics characters and properties. DC is an incredibly valuable asset to Warner Bros. and plays an important role across the entire studio by providing development and franchise opportunities for all media, including films, television, home entertainment, animation, consumer products, video games and digital platforms." Standard PR bull****. I think it's safe to say that most fans are screaming to themselves, "It's about time!!" So what do you think? It's not only a question of who has the better characters, but who can actually execute on them. Marvel seems to have a more solid strategy in place already, so can Warner Brothers and DC Comics catch up? Hopefully, after The Dark Knight, WB knows to invest in talent instead of telling the filmmakers "make it like Spider-Man," which according to Kevin Smith is how every studio has been doing it thus far. Here's hoping that Green Lantern gets a good director.
Well, now WB has "The Dark Knight" to build off of, instead of "trying to do it like Spider-Man." If WB capitalizes on this, they can turn TDK into the beginning of a resurgence of DC films, just like Spider-Man (and X-Men) did for Marvel back at the beginning of the decade.
Aug 7 2009 04:58 PM ET 'The Green Hornet' finds its Kato in Jay Chou by John Young "Green Hornet fans, your Kato has been cast, err, recast. Taiwanese singer and actor Jay Chou will star opposite Seth Rogen as the Green Hornet?s sidekick, according to Variety. Chou, who previously appeared in Zhang Yimou?s The Curse of the Golden Flower, replaces Stephen Chow, who dropped out of the movie in July. The Green Hornet begins shooting in September under the direction of Michel Gondry (Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind), and is scheduled to be released next summer."
You'll note that, up thread and a little while back in time, I noted that I kept reading this thread title as Green HORNET. I am not the only one. And you can imagine my confusion when I see that Kato, from the Green Hornet, is going to be appearing in the Green Lantern movie. I'm going to go lie down now.
All this talk about an Asian actor being cast as a character named Kato reminds me of a certain Peter Sellers series of films...
September 08, 2009 Nicolas Cage drops out of 'Green Hornet' "Cage was to play the villain in Columbia?s action movie, being directed by Michel Gondry, but the actor and the studio were not able to come to terms on a deal. Columbia had no comment but sources said the studio is on the hunt for a new bad guy. No scenes with Cage were on shot for the movie, which just began principal photography in Los Angeles last week. Seth Rogen, Cameron Diaz and Jay Chou topline the movie, which brings the classic crime-fighting hero to the big-screen."
I'm not sure if Zaz is still just not reading the thread title or if he's intentionally messing with Soontir at this point... but just to be safe I'll leave a little reminder. Though, to be honest, by now even I'm a little confused about what movie this thread is for.


text:
- 120Promote
Framed Art Print
Choose from a variety of frame styles, colors and sizes to compliment your favorite Society6 gallery, or fine art print - made ready to hang. Fine-crafted from solid woods, premium shatterproof acrylic protects the face of the art print, while an acid free dust cover on the back provides a custom finish. All framed art prints include wall hanging hardware.
Fabulous, and more than fabulous. Life of the party wherever they go. Annnnd it's not a party 'till they get there.
See More Comments


text:
Published on the Packaging World Web site
Controls Product Brief
| September 8, 2010
Omron Electronics LLC: AC drives
Omron announces safety certification for 3G3MX2 AC drives--open loop control drives with built-in safety inputs and external device monitoring output.
Equipped with an array of advanced functionality including 200% at 0.5 Hz, positioning control, simple network configuration with built-in Modbus communications. Easily integrates into safety systems while reducing the hardware and installation costs. Safety embedded features eliminate the requirement for a redundant dual contactor set-up at the output of the Drive. The built-in safety function is certified in accordance with EN60204-1 Stop Category 0 (Safe torque off). Provides an External Device Monitoring (EDM) output that confirms the safety status of the AC Drive.
Companies in this article:
Omron Electronics LLC
© Copyright 2015 Summit Media Group, Inc. This copy is for your personal, noncommercial use only. To order presentation-ready copies for distribution to your colleagues, clients or customers click
or use the "Reprints" tool that appears next to any article. Visit
for samples and additional information. Order a reprint or license this article now.


text:
Yom Kippur Break-fast – 8 Changes For a Budget-Friendly, Do-Ahead Meal
White Fish With Herb Duxelle
April 8th 2010By joyofkosher
An easy and refreshing dish perfect for any meal that is healthy too!
Week {3} Recipes
Watermelon Mignonette Sauce
July 4th 2011By joyofkosher
This elegant mignonette sauce is a great pairing over grilled salmon.
Warm Salmon Pasta Salad
April 8th 2010By joyofkosher
Make it easy and healthy with Pasta and canned salmon, serve it warm for a nice change on pasta salad.
Walnut Crusted Salmon with Buttermilk Sauce
May 27th 2010By joyofkosher
Walnuts and salmon in this dish give you a well needed overdose of Omega 3's in a very tasty recipe.
Two Ways to Fill the Perfect Kosher Picnic Basket
Two Terrific Tuna Casserole Recipes
Top 12 Tips For Coping With Fussy Eaters
Tips for Cooking Fish
May 26th 2011By Jamie Geller
Dear Jamie, I love fish but I always seem to overcook it. How do I know when it's done? Thanks, Linda, NJ Linda, this can be a tricky question when it comes to almost every protein -- poultry, beef and yes, even fish. There are a number of factors to keep in mind when preparing fish.
Tilapia With Cheesy Roasted Pepper-Chipotle Rice
Tampering with Traditional Fare
Sweet and Spicy Seared Tuna
April 4th 2013By joyofkosher
Seared tuna served atop wonton wrappers and zucchini noodles a finalist in the 2013 Manischewitz Cook-Off.
Summer Recipe Series Week 5 Round-Up: Kosher Fish Recipes
Sugar-crusted Salmon with Grapefruit and French Green Bean Salad
March 23rd 2010By joyofkosher
Salmon and Grapefruit combine to make this flavorful, sweet and tangy dinner.
Steamed Cod and Sundried Tomato, Olive Tapenade
March 3rd 2014By MeganWolfRD
This cod recipe is healthy and flavorful, bursting with healthy fats and lots of strong flavors. Because cod is a mild yet meaty white fish, it takes on the flavors of ingredients in the dish. In this recipe, olives, sundried tomatoes, garlic and white wine provide savory bursts of flavor. I serve this dish a bright green vegetable such as sautéed Brussels sprouts in garlic and olive oil, or just wilted kale.
Spicy Citrus Tilapia
May 10th 2011By Jamie Geller
Spicy citrus tilapia is cooked to perfection and served over a bed of onions for maximum flavor. Make this fish any night of the week and everyone will love it.
Smoked Salmon, Olive and Wild Rice Salad
June 16th 2010By joyofkosher
If you like smoked salmon, you will enjoy this delicious salad perfect as an appetizer, or side dish to any meal.
Smoke Salmon
May 11th 2011By otto
Sesame Soy Salmon
March 5th 2014By MeganWolfRD
Salmon has a naturally strong flavor which holds up nicely against this savory marinade. Allowing the fish to marinate long enough helps to meld the flavors together for a cohesive dish. The addition of a crunchy vegetable base adds interesting texture and lots of flavor.


text:
Upcoming Events
Recent Call Volume
Call Volume History Contact Information
Earlysville Volunteer Fire Company PO Box 104 Earlysville, VA. 22936 Non-Emergency: 434.973.8862Emergency:911Contact UsDriving Directions Map |
How To Join Print this page Interested in Joining?We are always looking for volunteers that can help us on many different levels. We are looking for volunteers that are interested in joining the operational side, administrative side, as well as the support side. The operational side of our fire company consists of Firefighters, EMTs, and Drivers/Pump Operators. All training is free for members and all gear will be provided by EVFC. Firefighter and EMT positions requires approximately 3-6 months to achieve the basic level. Once you've achieved the basic level, more training classes are offered for any specialty interests, such as, Technical Rescue, Vehicle Extrication and Stabilization, and HAZMAT. EVFC is also proud to have a Junior Firefighter Program for young men and women aged 16 to 18. Junior members participate in a duty crew and become familiarized with EVFC's Fire, EMS, and administrative operations. With parental consent, Juniors may be involved in basic training courses offered through the county's training division. This a great opportunity for those interested in Fire & EMS to develop unique leadership skills that will help in preparation for school and beyond. We are also looking for administrative or support volunteers. This is a great way to volunteer and help your community if you are not able to commit to training and duty crews or the physical aspect of the operational side. The administrative side of the fire company consists of the many committees that keep us running. Some of the committees inlcude: Buildings and Grounds, Membership, Recruitment and Retention, Public Relations, Fund Raising, and the Banquet Hall. Any time or other assistance that you can give is greatly appreciated. Feel free to contact the recruitment team if you are interested in volunteering!!
See recruitment flyer by clicking HERE.
Recent Calls
Website Search
| |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||


text:
Herschel Supply Co. x Clarks Originals Desert Boot – Holiday 2014
This past summer saw Herschel Supply Co. put its own spin on the iconic Clarks Desert Boot, and the two brands are joining forces once again to produce the follow-up. This Holiday 2014 release finds the venerable chukka silhouette done up in a tactile suede upper finished … READ MORE
DOOM x Clarks Originals Wallabee "Knicks"
Clarks Originals taps underground rapper MF DOOM for a follow-up collaborative effort. The two names joined forces last spring on iconic Wallabee silhouette, and the same model acts as the template for the upcoming release. This time around, Clarks ditches the brown leather for a blue nubuck … READ MORE
Staple x Clarks Footwear Collection
New York streetwear mainstay Staple has joined forces with Clarks to produce a footwear collection that pays homage to Clarks' deeply-rooted history, while also breaking new ground with innovative design elements. To represent the past, Staple created the Clarks Originals Wallabee in the signature Pigeon colorway, featuring a smooth grey leather … READ MORE
Clarks Unveils Technical Footwear With the Trigenic
Clarks is a name that immediately conjures up images of heritage footwear silhouettes like the iconic Wallabee or desert boot, but the brand is looking to the future with its new Trigenic model. While the shoe is laden with performance benefits — including a Vibram sole unit, … READ MORE
Staple x Clarks Tawyer Helix + Tawyer Twist
The collaboration project between Clarks and Staple is finally unveiled, as the two brands worked closely to tweak the Tawyer model. As one may expect, the highlight of the joint venture is the Pigeon-inspired Tawyer Helix, clad in the familiar grey/pink colorway that defines the NYC brand. … READ MORE
Wood Wood x Clarks Tawyer | Available Now
Probably didn't see this one coming, but Wood Wood and Clarks Sportswear have hit it out of the park with their joint footwear release this season. Based on the Tawyer silo, Copenhagen's Wood Wood adds a striped design that balances between a soft blue and plum across … READ MORE
Wood Wood x Clarks – Footwear Collection | Preview
Wood Wood has launched an artfully shot teaser video for the Copenhagen-based brand's footwear collaboration with Clarks. The joint venture takes the form of a nubuck Tawyer, featuring Wallabee-inspired stitched moc toe construction with leather laces and a padded collar for added comfort. The color-blocked navy and burgundy … READ MORE
sacai x Clarks Desert Boots
Progressive Japanese fashion brand sacai joined hands with Clarks for their forthcoming Spring/Summer 2014 collection. In particular, these limited edition Desert Boots are part of the men's line, consisting of two styles and two colorways. Perhaps the ribbon shoelaces may not be for everyone, but its two-tone … READ MORE
nanamica x Clarks Originals Gore-Tex Wallabee Boots
Nobody likes to get their shoes dirty, let alone get your feet damp from the horrible rain and snow this season. nanamica reached out to the good people at Clarks Originals and came up with the brilliant idea of making water-resistant Wallabee boots. From the exterior, this … READ MORE
nanamica x Clarks Wallabee for Fall/Winter 2013
For Fall/Winter 2013, Tokyo-based nanamica joins up with Clarks to produce its take on the classic Wallabee. nanamica was founded in 2003 with a vision of melding superior design with technical performance expertise, resulting in wardrobe basics updated with modern functionality and striking good looks. Those elements … READ MORE
Supreme x Clarks Originals Desert Mali Low – Fall 2013
Back in September 2012, we brought you a first look at an interesting collaboration between Supreme x Clarks, which resulted in a new silhouette, the Desert Mali Low. A year ago, the model was built with premium nubuck suede in four basic colorways, but for Fall 2013 the team … READ MORE


text:
read this
it's quite good. very graphic and imaginative, and very expressive and dark.
(it's a graphic novel version of the novella)
i found it in the comic books section of chapters
- 0 comments
Some changes have been made to LiveJournal, and we hope you enjoy them! As we continue to improve the site on a daily basis to make your experience here better and faster, we would greatly appreciate your feedback about these changes. Please let us know what we can do for you!
See a bug? Let us know! Here you can also share your thoughts and ideas about updates to LiveJournal
Your request has been filed. You can track the progress of your request at:
If you have any other questions or comments, you can add them to that request at any time.


text:
Manage Account
Thursday, February 7, 2013 3:06 AM EST
Felix Morales
Funeral today
NAUGATUCK — Felix Morales, 93, of Rubber Ave., passed away Feb. 4, 2013, at Waterbury Hospital. He was born May 25, 1919, in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
The funeral will be held 8 p.m. today at Chapel Memorial Funeral Home, 35-37 Grove St., Waterbury. Burial: Pine Lawn Memorial Cemetery, Farmingdale, N.Y. Visitation 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home.


text:
Cape Town 23/15°3 Days › Change City ›
Oil $52.45 Gold $1 283.18
Primedia Online is very proud to publish one of South Africa's largest portals — iafrica.com.
Primedia Online prides itself in its ability to generate and publish quality content that attracts a broad user base. We employ a large group of journalists in a newsroom that generates original content and publishes quality content feeds from the likes of AFP, Sapa etc.
iafrica.com is one of South Africa's most established portals, and one of the country's biggest news websites. The site has been in existence for more than 10 years, and has travelled the web industry's rocky road. This experience has enabled it to refine exactly what makes a successful consumer website.
It is comprehensive in its in-depth content, from news, sport and business to highly specialised and popular niche communities. It also possesses a dedicated international readership.
Unique Users: 350 000 per month
Page Impressions: 3.5-million per monthThe families of Eugene de Kock's victims were properly consulted in deciding whether to grant him parole, Justice Minister Michael Masutha said.
Read more ›
The South African Reserve Bank has decided to leave interest rates unchanged, it announced on Thursday.
Read more ›
Manuel Pellegrini insists a defeat in Saturday's clash against Chelsea wouldn't be a fatal blow to the Manchester City's chances of retaining the Premier...
Read more ›


text:
So far today, I've trimmed my ear hair and eaten some cheeseballs. I think it's safe to say there will be no movie version of my life.
Hawk & Tom Morning Show
Hawk Harrison
Tom Steele
Heidi Aiken
Kato Keller
Supa Dave
Ryan Seacrest
Listen Live
Listen on Your Phone
Audio Vault
New Music
Photo Gallery
E On The B
B Events
Add YOUR Community/Charity Event
Today's Music News
Yesterday's Music News
Artist Profile
Deal Seekers
B Bling
Upstate Perks
1 Thing
by Heidi Aiken
posted Dec 12 2013 7:43AM
Cleavage-what Not to do.
The perfect look for the girls..the dos and donts ..for Cleavage at your holiday parties …are on my Heidi blog on b937.com./ .a big don't. they shouldn't be . pushed up deeply exposed.and they shouldn't be touching.. What you want is a… 'Gentle Valley'
Belk will expand its distribution center in Union County …investing $32 million next year and expects to hire 170 additional people.
Flame Spray ..North America… is planning a $9 million expansion.. in Fountain Inn… creating 45 jobs
Megamillions for tomoro nights drawing is $400 million
hundreds of Angels ..on the angel tree.. still need to be adopted! Please help the salvation army ./ stop by the td convention center or at haywood mall center court to fulfill a childs christmas wishes
The annual Geminids (JEM'-i-nids) meteor shower — the most intense of the year — will peak Friday night/ although... the best viewing …may be closer to dawn on Saturday... once the moon sets. Between 100 and 120 meteors are expected every hour at peak time
on the list- of Barbara Walters ..10 most fascinating people …of 2013./ Kanye and Kim Kardashian … Miley Cyrus …,.. the cast of ``Duck Dynasty,'' among others—she reveals her Most fascinating …during her ABC special …on December 18.`
Road warriors helped out Santa./ .the hocky team assembled bikes to give to youth in the sterling community
Eleven local players have been selected to the Touchstone Energy Cooperatives Bowl North vs. South All-Star game. The game will kickoff at noon on Saturday at Doug Shaw Memorial Stadium.. in North Myrtle Beach.
It's new..from Spotify. And it's free. for mobile devices./ users can stream playlists… for free ..as long as the songs are shuffled randomly./ for $10 you can choose music to stream/
New research suggests tens of thousands of women each year might be able to skip… at least.. some.. of the grueling treatments for breast cancer. / Experts at the San Antonio Breast Cancer Symposium -- an international conference -- say too many treatments …or …ones …that aren't really needed cause needless expense, trauma and lifelong side effects, including cancer.
Hundreds of students are studying for jobs …as drone pilots./ ..there aren't any jobs..yet..except for military use..but,, the market could boom in the next few years, for drone deliveries..crop spraying and search-and-rescue operations.
Tags :
Locations :
Union County
People :
Barbara Walters
Kanye Kardashian
Kim Kardashian
Miley Cyrus
Back To Blog
Please Enter Your Comments Below
Title :
Comment :
Please enter the text as it is shown in the box below :
Refresh Image
advertise with us
Recent Posts
The Snow Never Bothered Them Anyway
These Guys LOVE the Patriots
Captain America Vs. Guardian of the Galaxy!
"Lost Dog" Overcomes Obstacles
"Get Out of Here, You Low-Life Scum"
Book Club
Fashion Friday
Save $ this week!
Blog Tag Cloud
No Tags Found !
Feb 2015
Jan 2015
Dec 2014
Nov 2014


text:
Voted Connecticut's Scariest Haunted House by the Norwich Bulletin, The Dark Manor fills visitors with terror and keeps hearts pounding throughout two floors of haunted rooms, a spooky cemetery, and a haunted village. Thrill seekers stalk through chambers teeming with haunting sights, shrieking at decrepit skeletons in electric chairs and hordes of giant, wall-clinging cockroaches. After surviving the manor's mind-bending set pieces and horrifyingly neglectful housekeeping, adventurers must wander through the cemetery and village. Amid the graveyard's tombstones roams a chainsaw-wielding freak offering free haircuts, and the denizens of the haunted village lurk amid shadows as masked horrors seek to startle the souls out of passersby.
For 18 years, foodies at For the Kitchen have stocked their shelves with premium pots, pans, cutlery, and kitchen accessories. Striving to stock items "customers will only have to buy once," shopkeepers source brands known for durability and high performance. All-Clad, Berndes, and Scanpan pots and pans quickly heat up meats, veggies, and frozen archeological artifacts atop the stove, and French-made Staub dutch ovens equipped with self-basting lids leave slow-cooked items tender and brimming with flavor. In addition to the big-ticket items, smaller kitchen accessories such as Microplane graters, cookie cutters, and vegetable peelers ease everyday cooking. Regardless of the size of the item they grab, shoppers can count on free gift-wrapping to make a present extra special or a utensil holder extra colorful.
Over the course of 20 years, family-operated Just Like New has inspected apparel, accessories, and home furnishings from thousands of consigners, accepting only the pieces that meet strict quality and style standards. At the start of each fashion season, the family treks to New York City to gather enough designer duds to restock two 5,000-square-foot locations. Clothing, shoes, and accessories by classic brands such as Coach and Ann Taylor adorn shelves and keep mannequins from being charged with public indecency, and a children's section outfits youngsters in apparel purchased exclusively from catalog brands and specialty stores. Just Like New's jewelry selection glitters with 14-karat gold and sterling silver; vintage and costume jewelry occasionally makes the cut by way of jingling the shop owners' favorite songs. Vintage glassware, furniture, and artwork make unique design accents for the home.
With more than 25 years of experience, Patio.com oversees a wicker- and wood-framed stockpile of rugged and refined game-room and outdoor furnishings to outfit open-air play spaces with tables, chairs, cushions, hammocks, barbecue grills, and billiard tables. Shoppers can peruse a variety of styles from teak and aluminum to adirondack, sling, strap, and nougat-centered.
For over 30 years Dodds and Eder has been designing gardens to fit your lifestyle. Our mission is to design, build and maintain beautiful landscapes. Our nationally recognized retail store has worked hard to earn an unparalleled reputation for superior quality and design products and exceptional customer service.


text:
I love how she was worried about split ends! LOL!
Please help us maintain positive conversations by refraining from posting spam, advertisements, and links to other websites or blogs. we reserve the right to remove your comment if it does not adhere to these guidelines. thanks! post a comment.
I love how she's like, "Just hold it there and count 20 or 30 seconds". If you listen closely, you'll also hear the sound of a million hairstylists screaming.
that has never ever happened to me even when i have left the straightener for a long period!!! poor girl :O
I saw her on Ellen too. I'm glad there was at least a happy ending for her
Here's the link for those who want to see:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVzbds5tOOw&feature=share&list=UUp0hYYBW6IMayGgR-WeoCvQ -
Poor thing! At least she had a good laugh about it on the Ellen show
ohhh mann.. she twisted her hair all over the iron, not the iron all over her hair and she even counted 20 seconds more, of course this would happen