text:
Sep 02, 2013 10:22 AM
How 'bout take vacations like other presidents did: go to your own home. It would cost the American citizens less then when he goes on exotic vacations around the world, each of which cost more than I'll make in an entire lifetime! He better never tell me to tighten my God damn belt again!!


text:
Posted 6/3/2011 6:50:29 AM
- Posts: 817
You have to make sure you disable the frames you don't want in the LUI config! If you want some of the LUI frames, but want to position when manually, make sure you unlock them in the LUI config. If you make positioning changes or disable frames in the FX config alone, LUI will just overwrite them.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Samsung's new Chromebook lineup unveiled
Samsung is completely revamping its Chromebook lineup with two new models that will be released in April 2014. Like its previous ARM-based Chromebook released back
How to override Chrome's new SSL error, "Cannot connect to the real…"
Earlier today, I tried to navigate to my router's dashboard using the Google Chrome browser, but was greeted by the message you see above. I've
Chrome OS has doubled its web traffic in just five months
I've said it before, and I'll say it again: Naysayers be damned! In just five short months, Chrome OS has managed to double its share
Chromebook tip: Use the power button to log off [Video]
Here's a quick tip for Chromebook power users: did you know that the power button can be used for more than just turning your Chromebook
Is ASUS preparing to launch two new Chromebooks?
2014 is certainly shaping up to be an exciting year for Chrome OS, with new hardware partners jumping on the bandwagon and lots of new
Toshiba's first Chromebook is now on sale, starting at $279.99
We've been waiting for this thing for way too long, but the time has finally come: Toshiba's first Chromebook, which was officially unveiled at CES
How to reset a Chromebook from the sign-in screen [Video]
There are lots of reasons why someone might need to reset a Google Chromebook, without having the ability to log in. For example, say you
Google Now desktop integration now hits Chrome Beta
Even more awesome Google news has come out of Mountain View today, as the search giant announced earlier that Google Now desktop integration will go
Google Now cards are now in the Chrome OS dev channel, too
Just a few days after Google Now notifications made their way to the canary channel for Chrome on the desktop, they are now available for
Toshiba Chromebook now on Amazon for preorders
We've known about the Toshiba Chromebook for a few weeks now, ever since an accidental pre-CES leak, and now it's real.Retail giant Amazon is now


text:
Keurig 2.0 Genuine K-Cup Spoofing Vulnerability
Someone already designed a perminant solution. (270 comments)
Freedom Clip: Clips onto your Keurig over the DRM sensor hole so you don't have to mess with extra foil.
Announcing: Slashdot Deals - Explore geek apps, games, gadgets and more. (what is this?)
We are sorry to see you leave - Beta is different and we value the time you took to try it out. Before you decide to go, please take a look at some value-adds for Beta and learn more about it. Thank you for reading Slashdot, and for making the site better!
Someone already designed a perminant solution. (270 comments)
Freedom Clip: Clips onto your Keurig over the DRM sensor hole so you don't have to mess with extra foil.
Re:Surprisingly bad public speaker (326 comments)
At least he didn't eat something off his foot this time...
Re:Well (326 comments)
OpenOffice relies on Java.
IIRC LibreOffice has ripped most of it out so that it's not required, but some "wizards" and other features will be unavailable.
Re:Huh... (183 comments)
Ask IBM Storage Solutions how fast tech people forget a crappy storage product.
HGST is still fighting the "Deathstar" moniker 12+ years later. I still hear of people who won't touch them with a 10 ft pole, even though besides that one model line they have had a solid performance history both before and after.
Re:If you want to earn big bucks... (315 comments)
Any big company that makes an actual, physical device will use C or C++.
Android? Under the hood it's C++. That Medical Device? C++. Your Water Softener? C++. Your thermostat? C. The industrial controller in roller coasters, factories, power plants, and locks? C++. Pretty much every military system out there? C++ (or Ada...). Pretty much every compiler and Virtual machine out there? Under the hood C or C++.
Re:This is an Apple/retailer fail (419 comments)
The Cafeteria at my old work processed all credit transactions at the end of the day in a batch. We had to cancel our credit cards and I accidentally ran the old card through at the cafe. It worked fine, but I got an email the next day asking for me to come down to settle it because the card had been declined.
They weren't processing hundred dollar transactions though, and the risk was low as almost everyone was an employee of the company.
Re:Bowler (56 comments)
While I in general agree with you, you're conflating the issue between protocols and physical wiring.
DeviceNet, ControlNet, and EthernetIP are all the same protocol (more or less) just over different physical buses.
CANOpen and EtherCAT use the same protocol (more or less) just over different physical buses.
CAN describes a physical layer for CANOpen, DeviceNet, and a few other protocols.
Ethernet is used as the physical layer for EtherCAT, EthernetIP and ProfiNet.
You may be on to something... (765 comments)
Implant a RFID in both hands of criminals. Have guns detect the RFID, and go "safe" when in range.
Now criminals can't fire guns...
Unless they buy an older, cheaper gun... or surgically remove the RFID.
Find an internship/Co-op now. (309 comments)
"Internships usually require students to be in their junior or senior year"
We look for the opposite. We usually won't hire a Senior as an intern (We're engineering so we PAY) as it takes a good half-semester for someone to get up to speed on our stuff. We'll look at a Junior only if they are REALLY good. Usually we interview at the sophomore level and try to get them to work at least 2 summers and a semester (either full time or part time).
We have one intern who's been working continuously (Full & Part time) for 2 years and will get a full time offer to start as soon as he graduates.
Re:Monopolies? (258 comments)
Governments don't create cable monopolies.
What? You're completely discounting Municipal Franchise Agreements.
Cable service for most municipalities was put out to bid, and then the highest bidder was granted exclusive rights to run cable. Usually there is a Telephone franchise as well, so that's why most areas have 2 companies: A "Cable" company and a "Telephone" company offering 90% the same services now- they both have local monopoly agreements with the Cities for the areas the service. They used to not overlap services, which is why two franchises were granted. If the Telephone company offered TV service from the get-go (1960's), Cable companies wouldn't have gotten franchise agreements and wouldn't have taken off.
There are some SMALL areas where there are overlapping customers, and this is mostly for historical reasons. Otherwise you'd see urban areas which are split between two companies slowly have expanding service as they expand their "last mile" each time they upgrade service.
Re:Actually it's both. (360 comments)
Inside the tube it's not atmospheric pressure, as there is no gas in the tube of a proper siphon: it would be Fluid Pressure.
Re:The "antenna array" is a McGuffin (342 comments)
I have an non-rented version of Aereo right now in my house.
I own a TV Antenna in my attic, and a HDHomeRun box that sits in my wiring closet. The TV antenna goes to the HDHomeRun, which then converts the microwatt signal coming out of the antenna a few time, first separating out the channel i want to watch, then digitizing that signal, then streams it over TCP/IP to my HTPC, which then saves it to a HDD for later playback.
If I move it across town and access it via a VPN does it suddenly make it illegal?
The antenna array is exactly what makes it a 1-1, non-public performance of the data. The data I store on my DVR is a unique copy of the data vs the data stored on my neighbor's DVR with the exact same setup. Theoretically, because it's a digital signal once it's decoded the data may look exactly the same, but the data path was unique. If they used one antenna and only encoded each channel once, then they'd be in violation. That's what the Cable channels do now: 1-many performance, which is why they pay retransmission fees.
Price Matching (83 comments)
Last time we were at Barnes and Nobel, we looked at a number of books (we promised my son a new book if he behaved well on our mall trip, which he did).
We looked at several books, but they wouldn't price match Amazon so we left with one book (a cheaper one) and added the rest to my son's Amazon Wishlist instead of buying 2-3 more expensive books.
JIT Printing FTW. (83 comments)
I'm surprised more bookstores haven't embraced JIT Printing: Don't see what you want on the shelf? We can print & bind it for you in 10 minutes. Make it have the ability to choose paper weight, cover (hard or softcover), font size, etc and you may be able to add enough value to sell it at a higher profit than a mass-market printing. Just being able to offer a back-catalog or out-of-print options is a huge win IMO.
Re:Obligatory Fight Club (357 comments)
Who gets to choose though?
Do I get to deny coverage to my employees for other legal medications and procedures based on my religious beliefs? There are religions that don't allow blood transfusions. Can I not pay for them? My employees are still able to get them at market rates, I just don't want to pay for them. There are alternatives that would work in a lot of the cases (Saline solution).
Re:Business decisions should not be altruistic (606 comments)
I've heard stories from people who worked in one of the not-so-nice areas of Milwaukee. They'd often bring people in for interviews, but the candidate would no--show: they'd drive into the neighborhood and turn around to go back to their hotel. While they had 24/7 security patrolling the area they still had occasional bullet holes in the walls of the building.
Re:More than one type of "freedom" (1098 comments)
With Windows you can file a bug report and hope Microsoft fixes it. But if you're using Windows 2000 they're going to tell you to shove off and you have no recourse.
I can go back and hire someone to port a feature or bug fix back into the 2.2 Linux Kernel if I want. It will be costly, because not many people are familiar with the 2.2 kernel anymore, but I bet I could find someone if I looked hard enough and paid well enough.
DOS Patent Trolls? (143 comments)
How hard would it be for OpenSource Projects and Small Companies to file for a declarative judgement lawsuit for every software patent held by trolls? I'm assuming that filing fees would get cost prohibitive quickly, but would we be able to DOS attack the patent trolls and the courts they use to prove the point?
Re:No Slugfest (586 comments)
The main contractor was Oracle, so large, complex systems that are somewhat illogically designed are their specialty.
Re:Maybe the Patent Office will notice (292 comments)
It's the equivalent of paying someone by cutting your gold coin in half.


text:
3045 - Monster Lab *MULTI6*
No screenshots available.
- Region:
- Group: VORTEX
- Number: 3045
- Release Name:
- Console: NDS
- Posted: 2016-10-10
- Downloads: 5,802 Total (1 Today)
Download Monster Lab *MULTI6*
Download ROM (DLM #1) Download ROM (DLM #2)The above link will use our in-house download manager. You will be able to pause / resume the download as much as you want and also download at high speed absolutely free.
Show Single Download Links
Hide Single Download Links
Monster Lab *MULTI6* Description
MONSTER LAB is set in the eerie world of Uncanny Valley where the evil Baron Mharti rules with a cruel hand. The player takes on the role of an apprentice scientist who must perform a vast array of intricate experiments to create their very own monster from over 100 million possible monster part variations on offer. Taking control of your monster, the player can then explore the land; searching for ingredients to make more monster parts, hunting out other monsters to defeat in combat, uncovering quests to embark upon or simply competing in the numerous mini-games available.


text:
Special rates require proof of eligibility at check-in.
You're one step closer to paradise...
This breezy, indoor-outdoor marketplace features vendors with coffee, Hawaii-made goods, and imported collectibles, novelty items, and clothing. There's also a shaded food court. Try some authentic Filipino specialities at Trini's Mixed Plate Catering. Open daily 9 to 5, and there's a free shuttle from Kailua Pier. www.konainternationalmarket.com.
Find inspiration for your journeys to Outrigger's exotic locations. Read our travel blog.


text:
Top Performers: Three International Left-Handers Making Some Noise
Below are the pitching Game Scores* in the Pittsburgh Pirates' farm system from the last week. The top ten and the bottom five starts are broken down below the chart. The rankings include every pitcher who made a start for a Pirates' minor league affiliate, with no limitations on whether the starting pitcher has prospect eligibility. *Game Score is a stat created by Bill James used to determine how good a pitcher's...
Prospect Watch: Irwin Throws Four Shutout Innings In Return, Holmes Struggles
Top Pitcher: Phil Irwin, Top Hitter: Jordy Mercer
Minor League Schedule: 5/2/13
Today's Starters: Phil Irwin, Jameson Taillon, Robby Rowland, Clay Holmes
Minor League Schedule: 5/1/13
Today's Starters: Casey Sadler, Eliecer Navarro, Joely Rodriguez
Phil Irwin Returns to Indianapolis, Ready to Start
Phil Irwin has been out of action since his spot start with the Pittsburgh Pirates on April 14th. The right-hander has been dealing with a period of dead arm, and the Pirates decided to be cautious and rest him. He was stashed on the Altoona roster for a period of time, allowing Indianapolis to carry a full roster of pitchers. Today Irwin was added back to the Indianapolis roster. More importantly, Kris Johnson went one inning in...


text:
Sponsored By
Become a Sponsor
Spinitron Home Member Logon About Spinitron Charts KDHX's web site
SPINITRON home
Current playlist Program schedule KDHX's web site
BrowseArtists · Disks · Labels
Search the selected month Artists Disks Songs
The Cornell Hurd Band merch
Disks by The Cornell Hurd Band logged in KDHX's playlists:
A Stagecoach Named Desire Buy it!
Behemoth merch
Hard Headed Woman: A Celebration of Wanda Jackson Buy it!
Bloodshot Records merch
Live At Jovita's Buy it!
self merch
Live! at the Broken Spoke Buy it!
Behemeth merch
The Bottle Let Me Down - Songs for Bumpy Wagon Rides Buy it!
Bloodshot merch


text:
Nursery Project: Mobiles
I adore these cute mobiles from various artist found at Fawn&Forest. I can't stop starring at them. I would purchase one except I really wanted to try making something similar. I do not sew but I think I can handle creating something like the first image, which is too cute for words. An update coming soon on what I have accomplished!


text:
Emma Watson's Intentional "Side Boob"
Iggy Azalea and Nick Young's Awesome Kiss Cam Moment
Watch Miley Cyrus Fall Down on Stage Wearing a Fake Butt
Guess What Kylie Jenner is Hiding Behind Those Famous Lips
Jennifer Aniston Goes Topless for Allure
Michelle Obama's Holiday Look Will Blow You Away
12 Celebrities Who Are Kind of Gross
15 Unquestionably Creepy Celebrities
This 9-Year-Old Model Is Being Called the "Most Beautiful Girl in the World"
10 Pairs Of Stars Often Confused For Each Other
Remove Your Eye Bags Instantly
Why We Want The Lesbian Taylor Swift Rumors To Be True
Kim K and The Jenners Act Totally Shameless
The Embarrassing Reason Khloe Kardashian Knew She Needed to Lose Weigh
Why Did Ariana Grande Ditch Her Signature Look?
Inside The Lavish World of 1 Year Old North West
10 of the coolest tables we've ever seen
Inside Kim and Kanye's $20 Million Mega Mansion
Kanye West Just Killed a Kardashian Family Tradition
Is This Beyoncé's Way of Saying She's Pregnant?
Kelly Brook Just Keeps Getting Hotter
Khloe Kardashian Shares Makeup Free Photo of Kendall Jenner
Chaunte Wayans Brings Her Awesome Humor to MTV
The Science of Willow & Jaden Smith
Mismatched Celebrity Couples That Weirded Us Out
The Top 15 Hottest Butch Women in Hollywood
14 Celebrity Moms Who Breastfeed in Public
Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds' New Role: Parents!
22 Celebrities Who Need SPANX Badly


text:
Enjoy an ad free experience by logging in. Not a member yet? Register.
Results 1 to 4 of 4
Thread: Antivirus Exclusion Detection
- Join Date
- Aug 2009
- Posts
- 2
- Thanks
- 0
- Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts
Antivirus Exclusion Detection
Hi all!
I don't have much hope regarding a usable answer to this, but I've got to try anyways. I'm working on a program that's so bloody read/write intensive that if there's an on-access scanner involved the entire thing crashes. So far I've just included instructions for adding the program directories to av exclusion lists, but it would be far more user-friendly if I could detect if said directories are excluded, and pop up a message if they are not.
I've noted that there's a function in .NET for detecting registered AVs, but there doesn't seem to by any way of finding anything out about them.
I'm not looking to be able to change the settings as that would be a terrifying security issue, I just need to know if my directories are excluded before a fatal crash.
Any ideas?
- Join Date
- May 2002
- Location
- Marion, IA USA
- Posts
- 6,280
- Thanks
- 4
- Thanked 83 Times in 82 Posts
If your program is that read/write intensive have you considered using a database instead of file io operation?
CodingForums Supreme Overlord
All Hail Spookster
- Join Date
- Jun 2002
- Location
- Posts
- 9,074
- Thanks
- 1
- Thanked 328 Times in 324 Posts
Yeah, I think adding the program directories to the exclude list is a bad solution if it can be avoided. What are you doing exactly?
- Join Date
- Aug 2009
- Posts
- 2
- Thanks
- 0
- Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts
We are using databases (to an extent). The entire thing is running on Jet, but the sheer number of calculations required (using anywhere from 1 to n individual tables as input) brings the system crashing down as our program and the av try to access hundreds of files at the same time. I'm not 100% sure on the specifics of the calculations as that's all done in another part of the building, we just have to keep the thing running.
Either way, with the phenominal size of the current project the odds of moving over to another option are pretty much nil.
In terms of an answer to my own question, I've stumbled on a table called antiVirusProduct in \\localhost\\root\\SecurityCenter. I'm going to see if there's anything in there that could give me a head start.


text:
Tata! From the roots and far land of Togo I wish I could provide a LCA+ Russian Day camera so that this newly found aunty of mine would keep sending us good vibes from this amazing country!
This photo was shot on film. Taken by elvismartinezsmith with a Lomo Lubitel 166+ (available in our Online Shop) loaded with Lomography Earl Grey 100 (120) film (available in our Online Shop) in Agbodrafo, Togo. These tags describe this photo: b&w, black, white, africa, togo, grey, and 120. Date: 2012-12. This photo can also be found in the albums My 2012 FavouritesSodabi stories: Lubitel 166+.Please login to get more out of this site
You are currently not logged in, do so now to add comments, like articles as well as photos, submit to competitions, translate articles and gain access to unlimited photo upload! If you are not registered yet, go here to find out more about Lomography and join now! If you just want a limited account for now you can use Twitter or Facebook. We would love to have you as a member here!
93 people like this photo
Liking photos helps us to present the best ones to you and others. 93 people like this photo. 93 people like this photo: bravopires, pangmark, catarinasalgado, xaviru, phzhi, lilithmoon, kelvin_wx, kerrri, freakoftheweek, signals_pulsate, gladys, grinningcat, minna1608, -dakota-, cc-in-paris, earlybird, istionojr, chilledgreen, zeester, kitija, sobetion, kangiha, blueskyandhardrock, davidb, tonantzin, buckshot, aton, danielnegreiros, badjuju, tall_bastard, aerre, realrampage, albeelee, sahilkarkhanis, ohpleasedontgo, dakadev_pui, xerry, adbigmilk, adi_totp, sibila, saidseni, suizidekid, maria_vlachou, k_melancholy, bloomchen, moodification, fstrongren, why-yu, furn7973, lazybuddha, oliviermenard, littlekoala, grazie, dabai, cameratalk, nuhdos, yyyhorn, enlomarte, domemerson, ihave2pillows, fairymarielle, brommi, natalieerachel, ayakorpi, pussylove, neja, vicuna, ghidini, jean_louis_pujol, sabress, julitro, alexandretaira, superlighter, devoncaulfield, fuckdaniels, kylethefrench, nacarilegea, welland, amdre, sweetyyydreams, clickiemcpete, triky76, nattyvilu, dinospork, friendsdan, michell, blancarleal, ariannapaloma, eskimofriend, tikismeekis, avocado-in-a-world-of-cucumbers, fisher-price, and baitnicart.
10 comments
Oh, great portrait!
favorite! love this one!!!!
lovely mama africa!
yeah! full of life!!
negona do balacobaco, muito boa
would you pls submit this photo to my personal collection? thanks a lot: http://www.lomograph(…)-favourites
@bloomchen my pleasure again :) one of my all time personal favourite
yes, it is a great photo. i´ll surely ask you to submit other shots too.
excellent portrait. you've really captured character here. beautiful!
nice portrait :))
Where is this?
Nearby popular photos – see more
This photo has been submitted to these competitions
- Win a Signed Large-Format Print from Photographer Debbie Carlos
- Bunny Yeager's Darkroom X Lomography: Pin-up Competition!
- Your Best B&W Shot Rumble
- Charismatic Portraits Shot with Lomography Black & White Film Rumble
- Julia Margaret Cameron Black and White Portrait Rumble
- Russia Day Flash Rumble
- Lomography and Urban Outfitters Excellent Analog Adventure Competition! First Stop: Faces
- Lomography & Phototuts+ Present the Portraits of Summer Competition


text:
22nd Jan 2008, 08:34
That is a common sight on the Jazz. I cheacked to see if other owners have had problems with leaks and steamed up windows and many have. I don't know about the handbrake issue, but I would also be completely put off a new car with either issue. I drive an old Hyundai and would be upset if it leaked.
10th Mar 2008, 06:30
With the arrival of a new baby the Honda Jazz Sport was the obvious choice. Apart from 2 faults the car has been great. The handbrake is useless so we always have to leave it in gear when parked. Despite returning it to the dealer within the first week and expressing serious concerns they said it was OK. The other fault is steamy windows. It takes an absolute age to demist and therefore dangerous if you don't sit and wait 10 minutes for it to clear. Again Honda said this was normal. Overall great family car spoilt by niggly, but dangerous faults that Honda say don't exist!
7th May 2008, 07:12
You must be unlucky! Don't do the lottery - you have no chance of the jackpot if you got a faulty Jazz! We've had ours for 3.5 years and 36,000 miles. We have had no problems with the car at all - other than someone crashing into it in a car park and driving off! Not the cars fault though.
The pollen filter can cause the car to steam up - that is a problem with many modern cars. The remedy is to turn on the air conditioning (assuming you have it). Failing that, remove the pollen filter which is located behind the glove box (4 screws) and chuck it away.
Our Jazz is brilliant. Does everything asked of it, including a 500 mile journey with 2 kids in the back getting 50+mpg on the motorway. We have no plans to get rid of this car even though it's 4 years old now.
9th May 2008, 14:44
I would agree with the post on 7th May - you really must have been unlucky. Yet another survey out this week, that puts the Jazz 2nd for driver satisfaction in the UK (beaten only by the Toyota Prius). We have a 3 year old Jazz (and 4 year old CRV) and it has behaved perfectly. I will admit the handbrake isn't the best, and does need to be applied with care, but then I was taught to never rely on the handbrake - I have passed the advanced driving test (Institute of Advanced Motorists) and when taking tuition, was always told to leave the car in gear when parked.


text:
Complete Jewish Bible (CJB) | New International Version (NIV) |
1 "Yes, indeed! I tell you, the person who doesn't enter the sheep-pen through the door, but climbs in some other way, is a thief and a robber. | 1 "I tell you the truth, the man who does not enter the sheep pen by the gate, but climbs in by some other way, is a thief and a robber. |
Complete Jewish Bible Copyright 1998 by David H. Stern. Published by Jewish New Testament Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission. (The Complete Jewish Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


text:
Bain de Terre Define n' Shine Pomade
Be the First Reviewer
Have you tried this product? Help out by sharing what worked (or didn't)!
Write a Review-
Bain de Terre Infinite Hold Firm Spray
Bain de Terre Infinite Hold Firm Spray is specially designed to get your hair back on track and keep it looking healthy, restored and beautiful.
New Price: $12.00


text:
The Ecology of Papua brings together 76 authors to catalog for the first time the many facets of Papua's environment. Designed for students of conservation, environmental workers, and academic researchers, it is a richly detailed text, dense with biogeographical data, historical reference, and fresh insight on this complicated and marvelous region. We hope it will serve to raise awareness of Papua on a global as well as local scale, and to catalyze effective conservation… (mehr)
Verlag: Periplus Editions (26. Juni 2012)
Format: EPUB
Seitenzahl: 766 Seiten
Dateigröße: 25,4 MB
Schutz: DRM
Sprache: Englisch


text:
Photography by Heather J. Hagan
On October 18, 2014, Journey to Hope walked in the Spotsylvania Out of the Darkness Walk. This is our 2nd time to support this awareness, honoring the lives and remembering those lost to suicide in this past year. The loss for families is devastating, and this year we walked to honor those from years past who were important to Journey to Hope. Everyone that walked with our team has been touched by loss due to a suicide of a family member, a friend, a co-worker, a client. We want to be a part of making a difference. We raised over our $500 goal all the way to $755.
Hope sees the invisible, feels the intangible and achieves the impossible...
There are things that we face in this life that are just too big; that overwhelm us or derail our journey, and it is in those times that we pray God could join us for a season to journey together and work towards healing brokenness, towards recovery, towards finding hope again in each new day.


text:
Western Kentucky Hilltoppers (4-6)
@Southern Illinois Salukis (1-4)
Wednesday, December 07
SIU Arena
Attendance: 3,012
Western Kentucky
Southern Illinois
Carbondale, IL (Sports Network) - Derrick Gordon recorded a double-double, scoring 14 points and pulling down 13 rebounds, as Western Kentucky downed Southern Illinois, 62-55, in a non-conference contest at SIU Arena.
Jamal Crook added 12 points for the Hilltoppers (4-6) as they won their second straight and the third in the last four outings.
The Salukis (1-4) were led by Mamadou Seck with 20 points, adding seven rebounds, seven assists and four steals, while Jeff Early scored 13 points and T.J. Lindsay tallied 10 points off the bench.
Western Kentucky took slim 30-27 lead into halftime after holding SIU to just 37 percent shooting from the floor. The Salukis continued to struggle in the second half, hitting only 33.3 percent of their shots after halftime.
The Hilltoppers shot 43.8 percent from the field for the game, but struggled to make just 17-of-30 free throws. The Salukis fared much better at the line, hitting 15-of-17 free throws, but it wasn't enough to change the outcome.
Doug Sirmons, Kyle Chambers, Ray Natalli


text:
This is a compelling, inspiring read that provides an insight into numerous aspects of Burroughs' exploits and thoughts in later life. The book also includes some rare photographs of Burroughs by Allen Ginsberg, Beat photographer extraordinaire Chris Felver, Lee Ranaldo, John Blumb and Mellon Tytell amongst others.
This book is a treasure not to be missed and represents an outstanding addition to the deep reservoir of works on one of the most influential writers and thinkers of the 20th Century


text:
Strike up the spirit of showering with a game guaranteed to entertain. Bingo cards feature a fun love and marriage motif with roses, a frog prince and more charming designs in light pastel squares. Game cards and pieces for up to 21 players and made of quality cardstock.
Manufacturer's Suggested Age: 3 Years and Up
Includes: Boards, Game Pieces
Material: Cardboard
Playing Time: 30-60 Minutes
Number of Players: 2 or More Players
Level of Difficulty: Beginner
Languages: English
Game Board Dimensions: 5.5 " L x 0.3 " W
other Info.
- Online Item #: 10535704
- Store Item Number (DPCI): 053-06-1600
- Made in the USA or Imported


text:
For Michael Bublé's fourth annual Christmas special (airing Wednesday, Dec. 17 at 8 p.m. PT/ET), the singer garnered a triumvirate of musical coups: Barbra Streisand, Ariana Grande, and Miss Piggy herself.
For Michael Bublé's fourth annual Christmas special (airing Wednesday, Dec. 17 at 8 p.m. PT/ET), the singer garnered a triumvirate of musical coups: Barbra Streisand, Ariana Grande, and Miss Piggy herself.
Jimmy Fallon clearly loves doing musical impressions, so when he had Barbra Streisand making a rare appearance on The Tonight Show to promote an album of duets, he took the opportunity to be the legendary singer's partner. Alongside a bemused Babs, Fallon trotted out his Elvis, his Blake Shelton, and his Michael Bublé. During the Shelton section, a rendition of "I'd Want It to Be You," Streisand tapped Fallon, and declared, "I can hardly tell the difference." Before moving onto the Bublé she said, "That was actually good." READ FULL STORY
"What are you doing New Year's Eve?" — is there any more romantic question? People do a lot of self-evaluating going into a new year, and if someone wants to spend that most hallowed of nights with you, you must be pretty special.
In 1947, musical-theater vet Frank Loesser (Guys & Dolls, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying) put that sentiment to music with "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?" And now that Christmas music is behind us, it's time to move on to the New Year's classics. (Check out our Ultimate Holiday Playlist here.)
Who had the best version of this NYE standard? Check out our six choices and place your vote below.
Barbra Streisand is very bad at lip-synching and doesn't like mornings. She's very good at throwing dogs' birthday parties and, when she needs a little push to portray the sensation of yearning, she imagines chocolate cake. These are the things I now know to be true.
If one can ever imagine sitting around Barbra's Streisand's home — perhaps in a nook of her underground mall, sharing stories about the legendary diva with her old pals and learning Babs' "She's just like us!" quirks — that was the vibe of last night's Film Society of Lincoln Center gala, where Streisand received the 40th annual Charlie Chaplin Award for lifetime achievement. The multihyphenate, EGOT-ing artist and humanitarian was joined by a collection of her old friends — and, though many of them first met her professionally, they genuinely have become friends, some for decades. In addition to video tributes by Robert Redford and Omar Sharif, Streisand was treated to speeches and performances on stage by the likes of Bill Clinton, Liza Minnelli, Kris Kristofferson, Wynton Marsalis, George Segal, Amy Irving, Pierce Brosnan, Blythe Danner, Oscar-winning composer Alan Bergman, and Ben Stiller. Below, the highlights of the night. READ FULL STORY
This week marks the arrival of the biggest Brit hit musical since a little boy named Billy Elliot pirouetted his way across the pond, but the Off Broadway offerings in this round-up are also not to be ignored. As we prep for a tidal wave of openings in the next three weeks (with 12 Broadway titles alone to come!), check out what our staff has to say about these: (click on the links below to read the full reviews):
Matilda: Four very lucky little girls share the title role in this bold reimagining of the classic Roald Dahl novel which broke records sweeping Britain's Olivier Awards last year. Did it survive the ride across the ocean with kudos intact? Thom Geier says yes and dubs it as enticing as a bedtime story, "you want to shout, "Again!" and demand that the cast start over from the very beginning so you might catch everything that you missed". He adds, " [the show] captures the wonder and innocence of childhood, but also the frustrations that face kids confronting the bitter unfairness of the adult world". EW grade: A– READ FULL STORY
Once the Oscars had all been handed out, it was time to party in Hollywood. EW made the rounds last night at the Governors Ball and other events around town. Read to find out who was partying into the wee hours!
Immediately following the Oscar ceremony, stars flocked upstairs to the Governors Ball. Catered for the last 19 years by Wolfgang Puck, stars ate delicacies like smoked salmon and caviar on Oscar-shaped crackers, chicken pot pie with black truffles, and chocolate soufflé with espresso ice. Attendees were treated to the sounds of crooner and pianist Michael Feinstein, who played Broadway and movie classics – quite in keeping with the music theme of the ceremony itself.
Around the room, celebs hobnobbed and drank champagne. Les Miserables Best Actor nominee Hugh Jackman and his wife sat near the stage with his family, in from Australia for the occasion. Said Jackman of being on stage earlier in the night: "It was an unbelievably fun experience to perform at the Oscars — and so much more relaxing not to have to host."
Even if you didn't know that music in film was the theme of this year's Academy Awards, you had to notice the abundance of musical numbers. Nominees (Adele), past winners (Jennifer Hudson, Catherine Zeta-Jones), icons (Barbra Streisand), and even host Seth MacFarlane all took center stage to belt out a classic tune. You can catch them all, plus more, on ABC's Oscar blog or click through for highlights, like Adele singing 'Skyfall,' which took home the Oscar for Best Song last night. READ FULL STORY
"Hello, Brooklyn!" Barbra Streisand called out to her hometown's swanky new Barclay's Center early on in her three-plus hour concert. The last time she did a solo show in Brooklyn, she told the cheering crowd, was when she was 8 and singing on a stoop on Pulaski Street. Remember that, she asked her brother who was in the audience? (In case you're wondering, he scored good seats, not great.) She looked singularly Streisandly, in a shiny black number that had enough sheer to show off those famous legs. "You like the dress?" she asked the crowd. "Good! Donna Karan!" She complimented a member of the audience who must have been wearing a souvenir shirt. "Did you buy it in the shop?" she asked. "It's cheaper online." In other words, not much new material to be had tonight. READ FULL STORY
Barbra Streisand's long-planned movie version of Gypsy is one step closer to the big-screen: Universal has hired Oscar winning screenwriter Julian Fellowes (Downton Abbey, Gosford Park) to script an adaptation of the classic musical about legendary burlesque performer Gypsy Rose Lee and her mother, Momma Rose. Deadline first reported the news.
Streisand has been talking about a Gypsy remake for years. The project was reportedly in development at Warner Bros. before Universal claimed it last year, and blogs buzzed with rumors that Glee's Lea Michele might take the Gyspy Rose Lee role. READ FULL STORY
Copyright © 2014 Entertainment Weekly and Time Inc. All rights reserved.


text:
A Charlotte man has pleaded guilty to trying to defraud the government of more than $3.4 million in phony mental health services, federal prosecutors say.
Ronnie Lorenzo Robinson, 36, pleaded guilty Tuesday in federal court to two counts of health care fraud.
Prosecutors say Robinson admitted he had schemed to defraud Medicaid by turning in reimbursement claims for mental and behavioral health services. Those claims came through Peaceful Alternative Services Inc., a company Robinson owned that operated from offices in Charlotte, Mooresville and Greensboro.
Investigators claim Robinson used the money in part to buy luxury vehicles and jewelry.
The money Robinson stole from Medicaid was intended to cover the medical expenses of needy North Carolinians, including children, not to fund the defendants penchant for cars and jewelry, said U.S. Attorney Anne Tompkins.
Prosecutors said Robinson received about $3.1 million in payments from Medicaid.
During the investigation, law enforcement officers reported seizing a fleet of vehicles a 2004 Land Rover; a 2007 Chevrolet Suburban; a 2007 Mercedes S550; and a 1.6-carat oval ladies diamond ring.
Agents also seized a 1972 Chevrolet Chevelle, a 2006 Chrysler 300 and about $660,000 in funds, according to prosecutors.
According to court documents, Robinson used the Medicaid provider numbers of at least three licensed clinicians who performed some work for his company. With those numbers, he allegedly sought reimbursement for services that the counselors did not provide.
Although employees of Peaceful Alternative Services sometimes provided services for Medicaid recipients, the services typically were not provided by licensed professionals, prosecutors alleged. In addition, the government alleged, Robinsons company often provided little more than mentoring services, which Medicaid does not reimburse.
Fraud like this hurts patients who really need care, wastes tax dollars, and drives up health care costs for everyone, N.C. Attorney General Roy Cooper said.
Robinson faces a maximum punishment of 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine for each count of health care fraud, prosecutors said. A sentencing date has not been set, but prosecutors say Robinson has agreed to pay full restitution to Medicaid. That amount also has not been determined.
North Carolinas Medicaid Investigations Division and the FBI handled the investigation.
Lyttle: 704-358-6107; Twitter: @slyttle
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:
Celebrating Local and Seasonal at La Récolte, Paris' New Sustainable Food Shop
December 5, 2014
In the two years that led up to La Récolte's opening in summer of 2014, owner Mathieu Mulliez tirelessly explored France visiting independent producers. His goal was simple: find dedicated artisans practicing sustainable agriculture and bring their fresh, seasonal products to Parisians. The concept may seem simple, but it is shockingly difficult to find shops like La Récolte in Paris.
Bringing together quality products from France (and sometimes neighboring countries) as well as maintaining opening hours that correspond to busy city dwellers' work schedules is a rare combination in Paris. Mathieu, who has worked his fair share of 9-5 jobs and has a love of cooking with quality ingredients, decided to meet this demand head on and create a shop that could welcome customers who are on their way home from work or looking for a quick, healthy lunch.
Posted in Food, Green, Parisian Living | 2 Comments »


text:
More Newsletters |
Harrah's Career Fair at HCC to be Held MonthlyThere are great jobs out there! Recently, Doris Johnson and Shirley Brady from Harrah's Cherokee Casino and Resort Employment Department interviewed 34 job-seekers at Career Connections, the West Waynesville Campus of Haywood Community College. With 200 jobs to fill in the next six to nine months, Harrah's Employment Professionals will be visiting West Waynesville Campus one Wednesday every month to consider job candidates in panel interviews. In these group screening sessions, candidates are given the opportunity to demonstrate their ability to meet strangers, break the ice, and initiate warm relationships with customers. These panel interviews are the first step to obtain a second individual interview. One of the first panel candidates has already accepted a position with Harrah's and will begin work soon. Career Coaches conduct three one-hour workshops to prepare candidates for these panel interviews: Interview Basics, Hospitality Customer Service, and Icebreakers and the Panel Interview. Please call 828-246-9233 to enroll, to schedule your interview appointment, or to find out when the next Harrah's Career Fair will be held. Career Connections is a partnership of Haywood Community College and Goodwill Industries whose mission is to help prepare job-seekers to find a job, keep the job, and advance in their careers. Located in the former Dayco Union Hall across from Wal-Mart, its Career Coaches offer assistance in job searches, online applications, and resumes, Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m.to 7:00 p.m. and Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. If you are a job-seeker or an employer wishing to conduct preliminary interviews, Career Connections invites you to talk with us. Please call 828-246-9233 for more information In this NewsletterBack to the Newsletter |


text:
PIERRE, S.D. – (DRG News) The Dakota Radio Group passed along a Christmas gift of goodwill from an anonymous donor today, as the Boys and Girls Club of the Capital Area was the recipient of $25.00. Each year, an unknown person sends $25 postal money orders to various entities with the following message: "In the spirit of Christmas please use this small gift to help someone LOCAL and in need. With the influence you have, encourage others to do the same." This morning, KGFX General Manager Mark Swendsen presented the $25 it received to Becky Bowers of the Boys and Girls Club. Thanks to the generous soul who offers the donation each year and keep that person's words of advice in mind to "encourage others to help someone local and in need".
Comment Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed in the comments section of DakotaRadioGroup.com are solely those of the comment author and do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions held by DakotaRadioGroup.com.


text:
It's six sleeps to Christmas and I'm playing catch up!! Last week I caught the dreaded flu, yuck! It was pretty
It's six sleeps to Christmas and I'm playing catch up!! Last week I caught the dreaded flu, yuck! It was pretty
I saw this recipe on BBC 2 Monday evening last, Lorraine Pascale, Home Cooking Made Easy. It is a no cook recipe t
This was hard to resist when Lorraine Pascale made these recently on her cookery show. I've never tasted scotch eggs bef
This is Lorraine Pascale's take on the tasty chicken tikka masala. I saw her make this on her show the other night, and
Every now and then you stumble across a recipe that completely surprises you. When I was planning the meals for this wee
I know. Long time no see. Don't pretend you've missed me. If you're British you've been at the beach soaking up the ray
If I were that bothered to look back at what I suppose would now constitute an 'archive' of recipes on Lola and Fi
Simple, Easy And Delicious Rice Pudding Rice Pudding – Classic Easy, Low Cost Pudding Rice pudding must be one of the
You can pick up some tasty little goodies in the grocery store, and I'm not just talking about food. For years now I ha
Well, when I first read about this my first thought was "yuk!". Then I thought, I should at least give them a try ... I
As-Salaamu Alaykum, Rice Krispie Chicken Strips: similar in style to southern fried only baked which means they are a l
Two fun, easy and kid-friendly recipes -- just in time for Easter! And, to test them out, we've invited a couple of


text:
Sign up for EmpowHER updates and you'll receive our
FREE HER Health Toolkit
I awoke this morning with sharp burning pain in my nipple and it has continued all day long. It isn't like the swelling or heaviness or ache of menstrual pain. Nor is it like the pains in the breast that I've experienced before and been told was due to caffiene. I don't consume very much caffiene and am only about 20 pounds overweight. My breast looks the same, I just keep getting this jabbing pain right in the tip of the nipple. If I hold my breast in my hand, it seems to ease up if not stop. If I let go or bend over, it is really bad again. I am 48 years old and had my only child at age 40. Most importantly, I can't afford and do not have health insurance so no doctor will see me. I'm kind of scared but trying not to be. I don't feel a lump or anything and no discoloration.
Thanks, this is very reassuring.
October 12, 2012 - 7:02amhi my name is miceala. i have been suffering with the same thing as sharon for 1 &half months now....but the only difference is i am only 19.....any advice?
September 12, 2012 - 4:14amHi. I'm 55 and my periods stopped 2 years ago, but the hot flashes continue. 2 months ago I suddenly got a sharp burning/stinging in my left nipple. It's nowhere else on the breast. It has continued everyday since, mostly 24 hours a day, with occasional time off (for good behavior, I guess!). My doctor sent me for a mammogram and ultrasound, both normal. He has no idea, and this is Lahey Clinic! It is very uncomfortable. I haven't found anything that makes it better, and would appreciate any suggestions. It is very comforting to find out that there are others out there that have experienced this.
October 8, 2012 - 8:11amFinally I have found a site where women are describing the pain I have! For the past several months, I have been experiencing sharp stabbing pain in my left breast, sometimes into my nipple. When the pain is the worst, or after hot showers or compresses, I also notice a white spot on my nipple. Lately the pain occurs every day. I have learned to treat it with Tylenol and an ice pack in my bra. (I'm not sure if it's the ice or the pressure that actually helps - I know some of you said pressure relieved your pain too!) I have been to the dr. twice about it. I have no lumps and have been tested for infection (none found). I am breastfeeding (he is 11 mo) and the dr. thinks it may be muscle spasms due to that, but I'm not so sure about that. I have a strong history of breast cancer and am wondering if I should see an oncologist. I am 38 and have recently started having my period again since the baby was born...actually I got my period back and these pains started about the same month. Could it be related? Thanks!
August 26, 2012 - 6:44pmUpdate - I've weaned my little guy and the pain has stopped altogether. Weirdly, it seemed to correspond with when my body would start making milk again after nursing him. I never found any concrete answers, but am so glad it stopped. I hope the rest of you can get some relief!!
October 14, 2012 - 5:56pmI am 66, have been taking bio-identical hormones for 10+ years, just started having the same thing - burning like sensation in nipple area. Thoughts?
March 1, 2012 - 7:09pmHi, I am new to this site but I was watching a movie tonight & then something hit me in my nipples burning on fire like there was a blow torch burning them off!! It came on strong & kept getting worse to the point I was in tears! I noticed that I was suddenly cold all over & I couldn't feel the tops of my feet & I had on very thick warm socks but my feet had NO COLOR to them like the blood flow was cut off! I looked at my nipples & they were very warm & a bluish purple color. I called my mother & told her what was going on & we then remembered back when I was in the hospital this summer from Liver damage, I was being treated for Raynaud's Syndrome & for some reason the doctors there took me off that particular medication. I do believe this is a flare up & I'm calling my doctor first thing in the morning! I encourage ALL WOMEN you have experienced BREAST PAIN, ESPECIALLY BURNING IN THE NIPPLES OR COLOR CHANGE IN THEM, PLEASE RESEARCH (GOOGLE) RAYNAUD'S PHENOMENON!!! Most people are unaware of this! I am 33 yrs. old & have had a hysterectomy but still have my ovaries. This Raynaud's causes the blood vessels to SPASM & your fingers, toes, ears, lips, nipples will start to tingle, burn & even lots of times turn blue just like wrapping string around your finger really tight cutting off circulation. It's like being frost bit in worse cases & cold sensitive! Cold & stress brings it on & most times underlying issues like Lupus!! Please everyone READ UP ON THIS & TALK IT OVER WITH YOUR DOCTOR!!! Thanks, Shawnta'
January 24, 2012 - 2:03amI originally posted May 23, 2011. Does anyone have a diagnosis yet? My doctor is stumped. In some bloodwork it did show my prolactin is elevated so he is sending me to an endocrinologist, but that would not cause the symptom of the burn I have from deep beneath my nipple out to the end of my nipple of my left breast. I am 45. I have no other symptoms whatsoever. The burning sensation goes rapidly from 0-10 and lasts 15 seconds and comes when I hug, hold a grandbaby, carry groceries, lay on my side too far, cross my arms. It's like putting my nipple to a stove burner and not being able to pull away. Ultrasound was normal, mammogram normal, breast tissue feels soft no cancer, pain when the doctor presses or squeezes behind areola. I took 7 days of cephalexin and now on 10 days of doxycycline. He is also referring me to a general surgeon. I had a partial hysterectomy at 39. I still have my ovaries.
My primary care Doctor referred me to a very renowned breast surgeon and an endocrinologist. The breast surgeon told me it was hormones. The endocrinologist concurred. Both cautioned to not mess with Mother Nature by taking hormone supplements. He said the burning would stop when I hit menopause. Until then I would have to endure. About 2 months later, the pain just stopped. I have been pain free since about July.
Glad to hear that you are pain-free, but the answer is definitely not wait for menopause as this just started happening to me 2 months ago and I am 2 years past my last period. If you have any further information from your doctor, please post. Thanks.
October 8, 2012 - 8:16amI have the same problem as all of you ladies here. I am 44 and I woke up with sharp pain in my left breast centered on the nipple, but inside. It has been intermittent all day and is relieved when I apply pressure to the breast. I have never had pain like this before. No discharge, discoloration, or lumps. Had mastitis once when I was breast feeding, but this is different. I am overweight by 30lbs, but I am a tall women. I drink woo much coffee probably -2 cups a day. I will be going to the doctor, but I would love to hear what others have discovered. Thank Tracyb
October 16, 2011 - 12:57pmAll user-generated information on this site is the opinion of its author only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for any medical conditions. Members and guests are responsible for their own posts and the potential consequences of those posts detailed in our Terms of Service.


text:
'Blue Ruin' and 'Ginger Snaps' Are Two of the Best New Blu-ray/DVD Releases of the Week
Features By Rob Hunter on July 22, 2014 | Be the First To CommentWelcome back to This Week In Discs! If you see something you like, click on the title to buy it from Amazon. Blue Ruin Dwight (Macon Blair) is a bit of a loner. He lives in his car, parked on the side of a road near a Delaware beach, and spends his days scrounging for food, collecting cans and reading. A gentle wake-up knock on his car window precedes a disturbing piece of news. The man who killed Dwight's parents is being released from prison. Single-minded but far from focused, Dwight fills the gas tank, pops the car battery into place and makes a beeline straight into hell. The setup here is economical, and the rest of the film follows suit, but rather than be a negative that simplicity actually elevates the film above its bigger budgeted, higher profile cousins. A Hollywood version of this tale would complicate things with unnecessary subplots, excessive exposition and time spent highlighting just how bad the bad guy and his henchmen really are. Here we stick with Dwight throughout, and the result is one of the most intimate and affecting revenge films in years. My full review. [Blu-ray/DVD extras: Commentary, making of, deleted scenes, camera test]
3 Reasons You Need to Watch Jonathan Glazer's 'Birth' This Week
Features By Christopher Campbell on April 17, 2014 | Be the First To CommentIt's a little too early to be celebrating the 10th anniversary of Birth, a movie where "10 years later" has significance, but I'd like to get started on paying commemorative tribute to Jonathan Glazer's 2004 masterpiece for a few reasons. Each of these reasons is actually a new movie with some relevance to Birth, and while that makes it sound like the earlier movie is something so ahead of its time that it fits better among the output of 2014, the pertinence is mostly a coincidence. The first reason/movie, however, is rather obvious. Glazer's first feature since Birth is currently in theaters, and it couldn't be any more worth the wait. Outside of both movies beginning with a kind of natal moment for a main character and the way they could be aesthetically connected, reverse-sequentially, through snow-filled settings, there's little similarity between the movies. The new one, Under the Skin, is about an alien disguised as a human woman (Scarlett Johansson) who predatorily lures men into a trap. Birth is about a little boy (Cameron Bright) who claims to be the reincarnation of the husband of a wealthy widow (Nicole Kidman). Her family thinks it's all a ruse, maybe to predatorily lure the woman into some sort of financial trap.
'Heaven Is For Real' Review: You'll Believe a Boy This Cute Can't Lie
Features By Christopher Campbell on April 14, 2014 | Be the First To CommentGreg Kinnear is the perfect actor to star in Heaven is for Real, an adaptation of the nonfiction best-seller of the same name. The guy from Flash of Genius and Little Miss Sunshine is the one you want for another character struggling in life and trying to convince people of something. He has sad eyes but a charming smile. And in movies like this, no matter how you feel about the message at its core, you'll like the person he's playing and want him to succeed. If Tucker: The Man and His Dream or Field of Dreams were remade today, Kinnear would be a great choice to play either's protagonist. Heaven is for Real is actually quite reminiscent of the latter. It's set in the Midwest farmlands and deals with a man about to lose everything, it involves a father/son relationship and, most importantly, it involves the afterlife. Yet it won't be accepted the same way, because Field of Dreams was sold as a fantasy film and Heaven is for Real is classified in the Christian genre (and as a true story). More than most of these kinds of films, though, it has the capability to transcend the faith-based demographic thanks to the appeal of the cast and their winning performances. Kinnear's is the strongest, though Kelly Reilly does a fine job as his wife, the under-appreciated Margo Martindale stands out in a supporting role and 6-year-old newcomer Connor Corum breaks out as the true star, offering the most adorable, non-precocious work by […]
The 'Heaven is For Real' Movie is For Real With 'Secretariat' Director
Movie News By Scott Beggs on August 27, 2012 | Be the First To CommentAccording to Variety, Randall Wallace (who made the narrative mess that is Secretariat) is set to craft a film version of Todd Burpo and Lynn Vincent's "Heaven is For Real: A Little Boy's Astounding Story of His Trip to Heaven and Back." The book made waves by 1) claiming to be a true account of a 3-year-old's story that he went to Heaven during an emergency surgery to save his life and 2) for dominating the Best Seller lists. So what's in Heaven? Angels, of course, as well as a horse that only Jesus can ride, an enormous God and exactly zero eyeglasses. Burpo, the boy's father, contends that the child mentions details about their family that he had no way of knowing without actually visiting Heaven and visiting with them. The child never mentions that God is made out of Terry Gilliam cut-out pieces. As acknowledged before, Christianity (specifically The Bible) is a big topic right now in filmmaking, but this book comes with a huge narrative challenge. Specifically, it's made up of the initial hospital drama and the following years where young Colton Burpo relays his account of being inside the Pearly Gates. On the other hand, its lack of cinematic-ness might mark it with potential to be told experimentally. Unfortunately, Wallace – who wrote Pearl Harbor – fell off after We Were Soldiers and Braveheart, and he seems to walk around with a giant hammer in case a bit of subtlety sneaks into his work. This is already an overtly sentimental […]
Neil Miller
Scott Beggs
Rob Hunter
Kate Erbland
Christopher Campbell


text:
Japanese for "poop," the Rose Unchi Air Freshener by Art. Lebedev Studio looks the part but smells, well, like roses. Designed in blue with a customary fly buzzing around the pile, this air freshener might just be the little turd your car deserves.
Price is for one air freshener.
This product has no reviews yet. Be the first to review this product. Write a review
Sign Up and Enjoy 20% Off.


text:
I had this unit for more than six reliable months. Originally it was going to be just a temporary but i got to enjoy most of its features . The best ones i enjoy is the 8 disk cd changer hookup i can keep the women's cds in the back . The other thing is the 4v pre out its great for the sound , and the audio input is great for the dvd or i pods . Its a great deal! ooh and its got 3 sets of preouts one of them is a sub control thats a plus!
Expert Service 1-877-289-7664 [Hours]


text:
A semi rig loaded with wine went through a guardrail on the Indiana Toll Road in LaGrange County Saturday and landed in a river below, Indiana State Police reported.
James F. Kilgore, 72, LaGrange, died Thursday, October 31, 2013 at IU Health Goshen Hospital.
At Tuesday morning's meeting, LaGrange County Commissioners assured that there will be water extended from the Fawn River Crossing Industrial Park to the Multi-Plex facility very soon.
The LaGrange County Redevelopment Commission (RDC) voted May 18 to put $12,900 into improvements to CR 200E.


text:
4 591 mots (≈ 18 minutes)
An insomniac braves the edge of madness when he becomes obsessed with a painting.
Langue: Anglais
Ecrit en: 2013
Publié: 2013-01-08
Nombre de mots: 4 591 mots (≈ 18 minutes)
Licence: Paternité - Pas d'Utilisation Commerciale - Pas de Modification
Tags: madness, insomnia, obsession
Andrew lives in Chicago with his small family that consists of two cats (one seems to be an ancient vampire and the other a reincarnated serial killer), a dog (she works part time as a lake monster), and his amazing and supportive wife, Karen. She is also his editor, proof reader, and test audience.
Andrew grew up reading books by H.G. Wells, The Anarchists Cookbook, Sun Tzu's Art of War, and the classic Dune trilogy by Frank Herbert. The TV was either tuned to Star Trek, Doctor Who, or a science documentary. Carl Sagan's Cosmos series was a source of countless daydreams and quests at the library to learn more.
When asked how he comes up with stories he usually shrugs and says; "It's attention deficit disorder in action."
If you like his stories be sure to follow him on Facebook and Twitter.


text: The Welcome to Sundown Town Chapter 3: New Moon Rising wiki last edited by jeffreyv2512 on 11/24/13 07:22AM View full history Featuring an "origins and omens" backup story! Can the entire combined might of the Justice League of America and Dr. Light stand up to the cosmic entity know as Starbreaker, as he continues consuming the sun? Could this be the final night for the DC Universe?


text:
Latest News
August 01, 2014Due to the large number of Fan Club Will Call tickets, we will open Fan Club Will Call at 5:30pm in San Diego. Doors are at 6:30pm. Steve Winwood is on stage at 7:30pm.Exclusive Blogs
August 01, 2014Find the playlist and streaming link from this week's Buried Treasure Show below!
August 01, 2014
Last night Tom and The Heartbreakers celebrated the release of Hypnotic Eye with a special performance on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
July 29, 2014
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers are pleased to present Hypnotic Eye, available now. Get it here:
Amazon.com:http://smarturl.it/hypnoticamazon -
July 29, 2014Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers will be the musical guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live this Thursday, July 31st, performing songs from their new album Hypnotic Eye.
July 28, 2014Tomorrow, Tuesday July 29th, at 9pm local time, all Clear Channel Classic Hits and Classic Rock stations across the country will feature a one-hour iHeartRadio Icons Event with Tom Petty, for the premiere of Hypnotic Eye.
July 25, 2014
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers will play a third show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO on Friday, October 3rd.
July 25, 2014
Tom and the Heartbreakers have added a third show at the Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, CO on Friday, October 3rd.
Highway Companions Club legacy member ticket pre-sales will begin on Monday,
Exclusive Blogs -
July 24, 2014Find the playlist and streaming link from this week's Buried Treasure Show below!
July 24, 2014Tom Petty Radio will return to SiriusXM beginning tomorrow July 25 at 6:00pm ET on channel 25.


text:
1970 Buick GS Stage 1, 455 #'s matching engine, orig. factory component orig. intake included, (not shown). Carb, exhaust manifolds, dist., correct 7 blade... More
Matching Number 455 C.I. Engine, Power Steering, Power Brakes, Factory A/C, Hood Tach, Speed Alert, Original Build Sheet, Call for Complete Details... More
Ladies and Gentleman, this car has just neen dropped for the last and final time. We do not know what everyone has been waiting... More


text:
I don't know why I shop around when I'm buying supplies or effects. MJM always has what I'm looking for and they have the best prices around. That's...Read More ->
I have bought a few things here. The effects I have bought were always promptly shipped, and can I say the lowest prices...Read More ->


text:
What's the best time and place to post on social media?
October 1st, 2014 by Pruneau | No Comments
If this isn't one of the most frequently asked questions, there aren't any. After all, if you use social media as a required component of online marketing, it would be really nice to know where and when to make your investments in social sharing more effective. Turns out, the answer depends on a couple of things.


text:
Monthly Archive for December, 2009
Tis beginning to look a lot like . . .
Have you seen the great free holiday patterns around Blogland and Ravelry lately? In case you haven't, I thought I'd share a few. Miniature Knitting Bag Ornament Aren't these ornaments by Sharon Spence adorable? The perfect gift for your fiber pals! The patterns are available as a free Ravelry download. Follow this link when you […]
[Read More]
Knitting: A Gateway Drug?
On a recent episode of Jeopardy, a contestant mentioned that, as a knitter, she believes that knitting is a gateway drug. Answers.com defines Gateway Drug as: n. A habit-forming substance whose use may lead to the abuse of drugs that are more addictive or more dangerous. I took an informal poll over the past week. […]
[Read More]
Calendar's UP! It's a Trumpet Hill night and where's the snow?
Another week is cresting, folks, and it's time for a look at the World Famous FIBER FORECAST. Just so you know, remember when I said we were going to have snow? Well, we did: we had flakes. A few flakes; but, it's a start on a White Christmas. Hey, I'm an optimist! The merriment continues […]
[Read More]
Chunky is Hot, Hot, Hot!
Chunky knits are everywhere this season. Ya know the first thing I think when I see chunky knits? Quick. Easy. Knitting. Who doesn't love quick and easy?!!? Over the weekend while I was hunting down bargains, I kept seeing knitted scarves made with chunky, multi-colored yarn. Beautiful! Just grab some chunky yarn with the appropriate […]
[Read More]
Stash Gifting – Yay or Nay?
The holiday season is officially upon us. The big box stores wanted us to believe we were in holiday season two weeks ago, but I don't believe it until after Thanksgiving. We've already discussed people who are knit-worthy, which is a good thing since, except for the truly delusional holiday knitter, handmade gifts needed to […]
[Read More]
Show More


text:
With more than two decades of experience tucked into his gloves, Dr. Stephen Klug leads a sizeable staff at Golden Oak Dental Care. Together, Dr. Klug, Dr. Mena Ghaly, and the team provide comprehensive dental work for the whole family, plus other specialized services such as root canals, veneers, and implants. The Golden Oak team also has some of the industry's latest technologies at its disposal, including dental lasers and oral-cancer-screening devices.
Though they hail from different corners of the world, Drs. Chuan Li, DMD, and Gerald F. Eagan, DDS, both pursue the universal goal of bright, healthy smiles. Doctors and staff—all members of professional dental associations and the Toothbrush of the Month club⎯stay up-to-date by taking continuing-education courses.
Inside treatment rooms equipped with digital sensors and intraoral cameras, patients can look out at Wauwatosa from ninth-floor windows as technicians perform gum treatments or place crowns on power-hungry teeth.
Dr. Michael Costello leads his team of dentists and hygienists in the war against oral disrepair from two clean, welcoming bases of operations. Your tooth-technicians will begin with a radiograph that examines your whole mouth-cavern for signs of tumors, tommyknockers, and trapped miners. They'll also scan your molar mountainscape with a DIAGNOdent laser cavity-detection instrument to pinpoint any developing divots in your dentata that have been stockpiling food particles for tomorrow's lunch. As Dr. Costello and company scrub and scrape your tusks clean, you'll be free to watch the TV above the chair and speak mostly in vowels.
Mouth master Dr. Roberto Monteagudo brings more than 15 years of advanced dental experience to the task of dental maintenance and food-cruncher cleaning. Dental experiences at Monteagudo are as comfortable and nonthreatening as lounging on a tame lion skin—a previsit phone call gives Dr. Monteagudo's office the opportunity to learn tooth history and tailor the appointment to the needs of each individual mouth, followed by a visit with personalized care. The office's earth toned colors, soft lighting, and homey feel exude a calming influence, putting patients at ease. Teeth and gums are given the once-over, searched for evidence of gum disease, plaque, and mouth gnomes chipping away at enamel with tiny pickaxes, and then x-rayed to check for impacted molars and hidden tooth decay. With a clean bill of tooth health, the plaque-wrecking cleaning begins delicately devastating tartar buildup and brushing teeth to a blinding sheen.
While the Funke Family Dentistry practice may have begun in 1928, there's absolutely nothing old about its approach to dental care. Although Dr. James E. Funke and his daughter, Dr. Laura J. Funke, carry on the family legacy of friendly service and lasting doctor-client relationships, they aren't afraid of modernity. In addition to keeping a banner that reads "Welcome Robot Overlords" on hand, they greet the future by offering a selection of advanced dental services, using state-of-the-art equipment, and operating in a newly remodeled office.
Backed by a tag team of dental doctors, Brookfield Dental Care's mouthy services will spelunk deep into your cavity caverns to figure out the root of your pain or stains. Once the thorough exam ($102) is complete, perpendicular bitewing x-rays ($61) will be taken to determine if there is any undetected bone loss. An oral cancer screening ($26) will be administered via Velscope technology, a handheld device that uses fluorescent light to detect early signs of diseases and cancerous corndogs. Finally, a full mouth cleaning ($88) picks and pushes plaque off teeth, removing tartar buildup and other dental dilemmas to prevent cavities and other mouth-bone-related woes.


text:
TAMPA, FL – FEBRUARY 27: (EDITOR'S NOTE: Image was shot with an iPhone using Instagram) Ivan Nova of the New York Yankees poses for a portrait during the New York Yankees Photo Day on February 27, 2012 in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Nick Laham/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** Ivan Nova
Related Posts
Dustin Parkes, Andrew Stoeten, Scott Lewis, Craig Robinson, Matt Klaassen, Eno Sarris, Riley Breckenridge
Recent Updates
- Going Blanked
- The Booing of Jacoby Ellsbury
- The Three Tiers of Fastball Command
- The Resurgence of Albert Pujols
- The Rivalry That Isn't
- Reminder: Yasiel Puig Is Worth It
- Primary Sources – The Circle of Scouting Life
- Who Are The Fastest Men In Baseball?
- The Yankees Superlative Rotation Turns Heads
- Can we trust the process? An Interview with Astros GM Jeff Luhnow
- The Red Sox Versus The Injury Bug
- The Jedd Gyorko Contract Stares Into the Void


text:
We already linked to creative cradle made out of pallets, but this one is one the most beautiful barrel creation we have ever seen !
Barrel Cradle |
Featured products of our Shop!
7 Comments
Me gusta
That is cool
do a barrel roll cool idea
If Philip Castillo and I had a baby this would be the perfect cradle! LOL
Aja Rountree Morris- hey I can send you a cruzan rum barrel! It would be like a pirate baby thingy!


text:
On Sunday, O'Brien's Treasure Beach won the Dubai Duty Free Irish Derby (Ire-I) by three-quarters of a length over stablemate Seville. Another O'Brien runner, Memphis Tennessee, finished third.
This was the sixth year in a row that the Coolmore/Ballydoyle team (made up of Susan Magnier, Michael Tabor, and Derrick Smith in some variation) won the Irish classic, and their ninth win overall. On four occasions now they have swept the top three placings.
The only thing we Americans can compare this to would be the amazing feat by trainer Woody Stephens of winning five Belmont Stakes (gr. I) in a row (from 1982-1986), or possibly D. Wayne Lukas' streak of capturing six Triple Crown races in a row (starting with Tabasco Cat's 1994 Preakness, through Grindstone's 1996 Derby).
Perhaps a better comparison would be to that of Calumet Farm in the 1940's & 1950's. No farm (or individual owner) on this side of the Atlantic has come close to emulating what Calumet did back in their heyday. I suppose one could argue that the Coolmore/Ballydoyle conglomerate is mostly a case of being a 'big fish in a small pond'. After all, Ireland is a much smaller country than the U.S. They certainly do have the advantage of strength in numbers.
Most of us are aware of the large volume of mares that are bred to their stallions each year. While I'm not a believer of that philosophy, (and I'm not going to get into that discussion here—it's a topic for another day) it doesn't mean that I'm not a fan of many or most of their runners.
It always boggles my mind a bit that O'Brien can send out four or five runners in a major stakes race. (I can't imagine the size of the Ballydoyle training center…where do they put all these horses?) This year's Irish Derby was no exception; O'Brien sent out four of the eight runners. It must get a bit boring for the Irish racing fans, don't you think? "Oh, look, Aidan O'Brien's colt won the Derby….AGAIN"). Yawn.
Regardless, it is an amazing accomplishment. Treasure Beach deserved a big win, after losing the Investec Derby by a nose on the wire a few weeks back. The son of Galileo now boasts a record of four wins in eight starts, and has never finished out of the money. I certainly would love to have him in my barn.
However, I must admit that my heart was with Carlton House; I so badly wanted the Queen to win a classic! It looks as though 12 furlongs might be a bit too far for the son of Street Cry, and trainer Sir Michael Stoute stated as much after the race. Not to worry, since there are plenty of group I races at 10 furlongs in Europe. I am keeping my fingers crossed that the long-range plans for this colt include the Breeders' Cup Classic. Yes, you read that correctly. I think the Classic would fit Carlton House perfectly. (to those wondering, no, I haven't taken out my trainer's license yet!)
The other big race run at the Curragh over the weekend was the Pretty Polly Stakes (Ire-I) for fillies and mares. In yet another win for the 'home team', Misty For Me ran away with the Pretty Polly, winning by six lengths over Midday. Take nothing away from 'Misty'….she's a classy filly with four group I wins on her resume so far. However, Midday certainly was up against it, since the racecourse had been inundated with rain, making the going very soft. The 5-year-old mare tried her best, but really seemed to be spinning her wheels for the most part.
The Coral-Eclipse will be contested this Saturday, July 2. While the field is not yet finalized, four of the eight horses listed as possible starters are trained by Aidan O'Brien. Does that surprise anyone?
Join 38,837
other passionate horse racing fans!


text:
- Validates the Clinical Utility of Modigene's CTP Technology for Extending
the Duration of Action of Therapeutic Proteins -
NES-ZIONA, Israel, July 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Modigene Inc., (OTC Bulletin Board: MODG) today noted the successful completion of a Phase III clinical trial by Schering-Plough of long-acting fertility hormone corifollitropin alfa (FSH-CTP). FSH-CTP uses the naturally occurring CTP peptide to extend the duration of action of the hormone. Modigene is using the same naturally occurring CTP peptide to extend the duration of action of other therapeutic proteins and peptides. Schering-Plough licensed the CTP technology from Washington University for use only with four endocrine hormones. Modigene has an exclusive license from Washington University to the CTP technology for use with all other proteins and peptides. Modigene is currently applying the CTP technology to extend the duration of action of human growth hormone and interferon beta, with the goal of reducing the number and frequency of injections required to treat patients requiring continual injections of these proteins.
"The success of Schering-Plough's Phase III trial of its long-acting FSH fertility hormone marks a major milestone for the CTP platform technology that is the basis for our new drug pipeline," said Avri Havron, Ph.D., CEO of Modigene. "We believe these positive results provide independent support of our own plans for clinical trials of Modigene's CTP-enhanced versions of human growth hormone and interferon beta that we intend to initiate next year."
On July 8, 2008 Schering-Plough announced successful top-line data from its Phase III ENGAGE trial demonstrating that women receiving a single injection of FSH-CTP achieved the same pregnancy rates as women receiving seven consecutive daily injections of FSH, a primary endpoint of the study. This 1,509 patient trial was the largest double-blind fertility trial ever conducted.
SOURCE Modigene Inc. Copyright©2008 PR Newswire. All rights reserved |


text:
Ardenlee Guest House Edinburgh
The Ardenlee Guest House is perfectly located for both business and leisure guests to Edinburgh.
All hotel's guestrooms have all the conveniences expected in a hotel in its class to suit guests' utmost comforts.The guestrooms are equipped with non smoking rooms, hair dryer, television, shower, coffee/tea maker.This Edinburgh accommodation contains all of the facilities and conveniences you would expect from a hotel in its class.This hotel is characterized by a combination of modern comfort and traditional element of Edinburgh, making it a distinct accommodation. To proceed with this reservation at the Ardenlee Guest House, please enter your visit dates and follow our secure online booking form.
Address :
9 Eyre Place[Click On Images to View Gallery]


text:
Select () or exclude () categories to narrow your recipe search.
As you select categories, the number of matching recipes will update.
Find exactly what you're looking for with the web's most powerful recipe filtering tool.
Sort by: Date | Rating | Most Helpful
"Yummy!!! I just made these for Valentine's day. I slightly under baked them and I loved them. I must confess, I think I have almost eaten them all so I must make another batch for the weekend. I added a spritz of old fashioned butter cream frosting and tinted bright pink and finished off with some white non-perils. Next time I will be rolling them..."


text:
SKINNY JEANS: Protect iPhones with this unusual, 80's inspired accessory. The jeans iPhone pouch has a soft microfiber interior, sealed seams, and looks like it came from the Levi's store. GET IT: $16.95; Online at Kitson.
Jeans iPhone Pouch
By Kim Peiffer
Updated at 2:15 PM CST on Friday, Nov 12, 2010


text:
Previous Episode | Next Episode
The Real Housewives of Fat Tony
by Dave KochThis page has been viewed 8 times this month, and 157 times total.
- The Simpsons Cartoon Episode Guide
- Gracie Films
- Animation Studio: Film Roman
- Distributed by: 20th Century Fox Television
- Cartoon Characters: Homer Simpson, Marge Simpson, Bart Simpson, Lisa Simpson, Comic Book Guy, Chief Wiggum, Moe Szyslak, Apu, Ned Flanders, Fat Tony.
- Voice Actors: Dan Castellaneta, Julie Kavner, Nancy Cartwright, Yeardley Smith, Hank Azaria, Harry Shearer, Joe Mantegna, Chris Edgerly, Pamela Hayden; Full Voice Cast ...
- Directed By Lance Kramer.
- Produced By Bill Oakley, Josh Weinstein, Al Jean.
- Written By Dick Blasucci.
- First Aired on May 01, 2011.
- Originally Aired on FOX TV (USA).
- Running Time: 30 minutes.
- Season: 22
- Color
Cartoon Summary:
Marge has her reservations when Fat Tony and her sister Selma embark on a whirlwind romance. Will a trip to the Jersey Shore calm her fears?
Watch Cartoon Video:
You can watch this episode today on your computer. Just click below to start viewing "The Real Housewives of Fat Tony" online now.
Submit Additional Information:
Do you have anything to add to this page? Have we made any mistakes... or do you ahve any additional information about The Real Housewives of Fat Tony? If so, we would love to hear from you. Please send us a quick note with your additions or corrections to this page, and we will make the corrections as soon as possible!
Report Errors / Submit Additional Information
Report Errors / Submit Additional Information
Cartoon Comments:
Do you love The Real Housewives of Fat Tony, or do you think it is the worst cartoon ever? Let us know what you think! Surely you have an opinion... so share what you think. Take a minute and post your own comments about this cartoon here.
Yes! We have a mobile site. Click here for the Mobile Version of The Real Housewives of Fat Tony


text:
Posted by panchanewjersey
This is a quick and delicious recipe that goes well with any white/yellow cake. Reminds me of the strawberry shortcake ice cream from Cold Stone. You can use as filling or just enjoy alone.Strawberry shortcake filling
- 2 cups whipped cream (Frostin Pride) 1 cup crushed graham cracker (leave a bit chunky) 1 cup sliced strawberries (or more)
Whip your cream in a chllled bowl until thick and peaks form. Add crushed graham cracker and mix bit more until well mixed. Spread you cream out on cake and add a layer of sliced strawberries and add more cream on top of the strawberries. Enjoy!


text:
Find Free WiFi Hotspots
(city, state, or zip)
e.g. New York, NY or 10023
Browse by a state...
Dresden Branch Library
(Free Wifi Library)
816 Main St
Dresden Branch Library is a free wifi library located in Dresden OH.
Make corrections...
Still a free wifi hotspot?
Last verified:
WiFi signal:
Good for working:
Power outlets:
Is this your business?
Comments for Dresden Branch Library
Sorry, there are no comments at this time.
Be the first to add a comment.
How Would You Rate Dresden Branch Library?
Some aspects to consider when rating this free wifi hotspot:
1. How is the WiFi signal and connection speed?
2. Is it a place that is good for working.
3. Does the hotspot offer enough power outlets?
Tags for
Dresden Branch Library
No tags yet, be the first to add one.
Add a tag...
Bookmark this:
Suggestions, bugs, feedback? Send them
View on map
Free wifi hotspots near Dresden Branch Library
Zanesville OH Starbucks
The Zanesville OH Starbucks offers free WiFi in ad...
8.91 miles
W G Grinders
9.39 miles
Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar
Buffalo Wild Wings Grill & Bar is restaurant chain...
9.62 miles
Genesis Healthcare
10.0 miles
Fairfield Inn Zanesville
Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott provides busine...
11.9 miles
Hampton Inn Zanesville
12.0 miles
Comfort Inn Zanesville
12.1 miles
John McIntire Library
12.2 miles
Best Western B R Guest Zanesville
Choose this pet-friendly Zanesville, Ohio hotel wh...
12.2 miles
Econo Lodge Zanesville
Welcome to the Econo Lodge, a Zanesville hotel nea...
12.3 miles
Dooleys 4th Street Dinner
12.4 miles
Discover more free wifi hotspots
All free wifi hotspots in 43821 (Dresden)
All free wifi hotspots in Dresden
All free wifi hotspots in Frazeysburg
All free wifi hotspots in Nashport
All free wifi hotspots in Coshocton
All free wifi hotspots in Zanesville
All free wifi hotspots in Hopewell
All free wifi hotspots in Warsaw
All free wifi hotspots in Newark
See all cities...
Who are we?
About us
Send us feedback
Site map
How to contribute
Suggest a hotspot
Manage your hotspot
Advertise with us
Advertise with us
Partner with us
Link to us
There's more
City guides
Free WiFi guides
FAQs about free WiFi
Legal stuff
Privacy notice
Terms of use
Copyright © 2015 OpenWiFiSpots. All rights reserved.


text:
New Century Version (NCV) | New International Version (NIV) |
28 The water returned, covering the chariots, chariot drivers, and all the king's army that had followed the Israelites into the sea. Not one of them survived. | 28 The water flowed back and covered the chariots and horsemen--the entire army of Pharaoh that had followed the Israelites into the sea. Not one of them survived. |
Scripture taken from the New Century Version. Copyright © 1987, 1988, 1991 by Thomas Nelson, Inc. Used by permission. All rights reserved. (New Century Version Online Bible) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


text:
We booked to stay at Chez Clorinde through Simpson Travel. The photos available in the brochure were limited so the very helpful rep, who had visited the property, sent us his holiday snaps! Walk through a heavy wooden door in one of the narrow streets of the ancient citadel, climb flights of medieaval stone steps to the top floor and... More
France >
Corsica >
Corse-du-Sud >
Ranked #24 of 24 Hotels in Bonifacio
Number of rooms: 30
- Also Known As:
- Chez Clorinde Bonifacio, Corsica


text:
It is perhaps the most beloved flowering plant of all time.
The Rose is a proven winner in the landscape and in a vase, and with good reason. Roses are beautiful and they come in a wide array of sizes, colors, and behaviors to suit every tastes and every garden.
From the disease resistance of the Home Run Rose to the easy care of the KnockOut Rose, there is a rose to suit your life and your lifestyle. Most roses prefer full sun to partial shade and the climates of zones 4 – 9.
Livin' La Vida™
Starting at: $17.99
- Bright, Semi Double Pink Blooms
- High Petal Count For a Full Flower
- Compact, 2-3' Mounding Habit
Oso Easy™ Fragrant Spreader
Starting at: $17.99
- Wonderful Ground Cover Spreading Up To 4 Foot
- Single Pink Flowers
- Remains Clean With Out Chemicals
Oso Easy™ Pink Cupcake
Starting at: $17.99
- Double Pink Flowers With A Hint Of Coral
- Blooms Early Summer Through Fall
- Self Cleaning, Disease Resistant
Oso Easy™ Strawberry Crush
Starting at: $16.99
- Vivid Pink Petals Surround a Sunny Yellow Center
- Deep Green Foliage, Mounding Habit
- Great Disease Resistance
Oso Happy™ Petit Pink
Starting at: $17.99
- Large Clusters Of Tiny Rose Buds
- Bubblegum Pink Blooms
- Great Landscape Plant That Requires Little Pruning
Pink Knock Out®
Starting at: $29.99
- Favorite Rose Across America
- Single Rich Pink Blooms
- Virtually Disease Resistance & Easy to Maintain


text:
The NAU Physical Education Teacher Education (PETE) program prepares students to become competent and effective physical education instructors. Further, our PETE students graduate from the program prepared to make a positive and lasting impact on student lives.
Physical Education majors at NAU are given the opportunity to have practical experiences interacting with children in the surrounding K-12 schools starting in the first year in the program. These experiences continue throughout the entire program, culminating with a field experience class which is largely spent implementing the teaching skills learned throughout the PETE program in the elementary, middle, and high schools.
The NAU Physical Education Teacher Education Program is aligned with the National Standards and Guidelines for and designed to meet the following outcomes:
Standard 1: Scientific and Theoretical Knowledge
You can also earn a minor in Physical Education.


text:
21,000+ Mom Bloggers and Still Counting!
Follow Us: Twitter | Facebook | Google+ | Pinterest | Quick Links: Join Blogger Programs | Featured Moms | More Featured Moms
Serene Sunday - for me, serenity can be found in Quick Date Night with my husband. Each Sunday throughout the month of September I will be exploring ways to find serenity in one hour or less. This week, I am finding serenity in Quick Date Night with my husband. As you know, I am a wife and mother of four children. I love my little pumpkin pie children, but sometimes, I need a break in order…
© 2015 Created by Mom Bloggers Club.
Badges | Report an Issue | Terms of Service
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.


text:
37 Questions That 'Planes: Fire and Rescue' Needs to Answer
Features By Kate Erbland on July 11, 2014 | Be the First To CommentKids don't have a problem with anthropomorphic characters populating their culture and entertainment — just look at nearly every single Disney sidekick (from horses to teacups, monkeys to crabs) — which helps explain a lot of the love that the little ones consistently heap on both the Cars franchise and its Planes spin-off. Adults may have questions about how an entire world populated only by mechanical vehicles works (and the popular theory regarding how every Pixar film ties together, and one which basically makes every car and plane a terrifying war monster, manages to both speak to this and remind us to be careful what we question, because do you want to view smiley-faced trucks as harbingers of human, no, you do not), but the kiddos don't care. They just like what they're looking at. But we're not kids. And we have a lot of questions about how these things work. Next week, Walt Disney Pictures will release Planes: Fire and Rescue, the first (and we're going to assume, not the last) sequel in the Planes franchise that took wing with last year's Planes. While the first Planes film was all about a high-flying around-the-world ariel race, Fire and Rescue is about, well, fires and rescues. Lead character Dusty (voiced by Dane Cook) is back, but now he's working on a new career: as a plane dedicated to snuffing out fires and leading rescues in what looks to be a massive national park. It's a cute premise, but man, do we have some questions. Here's what Plane: Fire and Rescue needs to answer for us.
Review: 'Knife Fight' Enters the Political Fray With Good Intentions and a Dull-Edged Blade
Movie Reviews By Rob Hunter on January 30, 2013 | Be the First To CommentPolitics is a dirty, mean-spirited, no-good business, and even the purest of souls who enter come out the other end tainted by the unavoidable compromises necessary to survive the experience. This comes as news to no one of course, least of all the filmmakers behind the new film Knife Fight… but that doesn't mean they fully agree with it. Paul Turner (Rob Lowe) is a campaign manager happily saddled with the nickname "The Master of Disaster." When politicians are discovered in bed with a dead girl, a live boy or a quadriplegic orangutang Turner and his assistant Kerstin (Jamie Chung) are the ones they rely on to spin things back in their favor. His current slate includes an infidelity-prone Kentucky governor (Eric McCormack) in a tight re-election race and a California Senator (David Harbour) accused of sexual impropriety during a massage. Also begging for his assistance is a Mission District doctor (Carrie-Ann Moss) who's decided she can reach and help the most people by running for governor. When Turner's actions lead directly to a near tragedy though he's forced to reconsider how best to employ his particular skill set.
Editor's Note: This article will be updated in real time as the winners come in during the Primetime Emmys broadcast. Winners will be highlighted in bold and you can check out the winners that were already announced at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards. The very first Emmy Award was given to a ventriloquist named Shirley Dinsdale who worked with a puppet called Judy Splinters. Is that significant? Of course it is. That fact coupled with the design of the award itself – a woman holding an atom – represent the true heart of television's most significant celebration: artistic inspiration, scientific technology, and wooden humanoids that only talk with a hand shoved up their back. Ponder that while you bask in the glory of the victorious. Here are the winners of the 2011 Primetime Emmy Awards.
Win a VIP Spot at 'Horrible Bosses' in Columbus
Features By Kevin Carr on June 23, 2011 | Comments (8)Have you ever had a horrible boss? Got a good story about that? If you tell us your horrible boss story, and we like it, you can win a pass to an early VIP screening of New Line Cinema's new flick Horrible Bosses in Columbus, Ohio, hosted by FSR's resident Fat Guy Kevin Carr. (Please note… former employees of Donald Trump are excluded from this contest because that'd be just too easy. You too, Rob Hunter.) Here's how you can get in to see Horrible Bosses before it opens and enjoy a VIP reception before the film. Search your brain for your best (and hopefully true) story about a horrible boss you've had in the past. Recount your story in the comments section of this post. Please remember to change the names of people and businesses to protect the guilty. Or not. Either way.
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card: May 6, 2011
Features By Kevin Carr on May 6, 2011 | Be the First To CommentThis week, Fat Guy Kevin Carr grabs his codpiece and cape, then gets hammered in the cineplex with Thor. He also suffers from wedding overload with two new movies, Something Borrowed and Jumping the Broom. Though he probably should have put his shirt back on before seeing all the chick flicks. Finally, he takes a more esoteric and educational look at the Spanish Civil War drama There Be Dragons. Spoiler alert: There are no dragons in the movie.
Neil Miller
Scott Beggs
Rob Hunter
Kate Erbland
Christopher Campbell


text:
New Design Wins From Major Customer To Boost Silicom's Revenues By ~$2M/Year
Silicom Ltd. (NASDAQ:SILC)(TASE:SILC) today announced that one of its largest customers, a worldwide leading provider of application acceleration, virtualization and cloud computing solutions, has selected Silicom to supply an additional three products, including two encryption cards and one special networking card. Based on the customer's forecasts, Silicom expects the volume of purchase orders for these cards to ramp up gradually to approximately $2 million per year, bringing the customer's purchases from Silicom to a total of approximately $5 million per year.
In parallel, the customer continues to discuss with Silicom additional projects and applications in which Silicom's standard and specialized products meet the functional requirements of its popular appliances.
"These Design Wins confirm the revenue-driving potential of our existing customer base," commented Shaike Orbach, Silicom's President and CEO. "As demonstrated so many times in the past, once our customers begin working with us, they come to appreciate our products, technology and service, and, over time, expand their use of our products to meet the needs of their new appliances. In fact, we are already in talks with this strategic customer regarding the use of additional Silicom products for a number of applications.
"As such, we believe that each of our 70+ OEM customers, many of them market leaders, represents a fertile platform for significant incremental business. To take full advantage of this platform, we continue to focus on the provision of superb customer service and to build out our technology advantage."
## About Silicom Silicom Ltd. is an industry-leading provider of high-performance networking solutions designed to increase the throughput and availability of networking appliances and server-based systems. Silicom's large and growing base of OEM customers includes most of the market-leading players in the areas of WAN Optimization, Security and other mission-critical gateway applications. Silicom's products include a variety of multi-port 1/10 Gigabit Ethernet server adapters, innovative internal and external BYPASS solutions and advanced Smart adapters, including SSL encryption solutions and Redirector adapters.Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
Action Alerts PLUS
Jim Cramer and Stephanie Link reveal their investment tactics while giving advanced notice before every trade.
Product Features:
- $2.5+ million portfolio
- Large-cap and dividend focus
- Intraday trade alerts from Cramer
Quant Ratings
Access the tool that DOMINATES the Russell 2000 and the S&P 500.
Product Features:
- Buy, hold, or sell recommendations for over 4,300 stocks
- Unlimited research reports on your favorite stocks
- A custom stock screener
Stocks Under $10
Jim Cramer's protégé, David Peltier, uncovers low dollar stocks with extraordinary upside potential that are flying under Wall Street's radar.
Product Features:
- Model portfolio
- Stocks trading below $10
- Intraday trade alerts
Check Out Our Best Services for Investors
Dividend Stock Advisor
Jim Cramer's protégé, David Peltier, identifies the best of breed dividend stocks that will pay a reliable AND significant income stream.
Product Features:
- Diversified model portfolio of dividend stocks
- Updates with exact steps to take - BUY, HOLD, SELL
Trifecta Stocks
Every recommendation goes through 3 layers of intense scrutinyquantitative, fundamental and technical analysisto maximize profit potential and minimize risk.
Product Features:
- Model Portfolio
- Intra Day Trade alerts
- Access to Quant Ratings
Options Profits
Our options trading pros provide over 100 monthly option trading ideas and strategies to help you become a well-seasoned trader.
Product Features:
- Actionable options commentary and news
- Real-time trading community


text:
Norwich fined 20,000 after scuffle with Cardiff
The Bluebirds have also admitted their responsibility but have refused to accept the fine.
The mass brawl (well not really but lots of players all faced up to each other) at Norwich, after Leroy Fer put the ball in the net instead of giving it back to David Marshall, has resulted in FA charges aginst both clubs.
An FA statement said: "Norwich City have been fined the standard penalty of £20,000 after admitting a breach of FA Rule E20(a) in relation to their game against Cardiff City on 26 October 2013.
"The charge was that the club failed to ensure its players conducted themselves in an orderly fashion in or around the 94th minute of this fixture."
Cardiff also admitted the same charge but refused to accept the penalty. They will now face a hearing in front of the beak.
Mike Jones ruled out the goal with a moment of massive commen sense.
Source: Cardiff City Online
Sponsored links
Related Cardiff City News


text:
Carter County Oklahoma Cemeteries
A complete list of available online transcriptions and gravestone photos for Carter County Oklahoma cemeteries.
A complete list of available online transcriptions and gravestone photos for Carter County Oklahoma cemeteries.
Person Interviewed: Sallie Carder Location: Burwin, Oklahoma Age: 83 I was born in Jackson, Tennessee, and I'm going on 83 years. My mother was Harriott Noel and father Jeff Bills, both of them named after their masters. I has one brother, J. B. Bills, but all de rest of my brothers and daters is dead.
Kelly Brown, whose ripened powers place him among the capable representatives of civil law practice in Muskogee and who is also numbered among the lawmakers of the state, having been a member of the fifth general assembly of Oklahoma, is descended from an old English family, several of the representatives thereof with the nobility. Having
The growth of a city does not depend so much upon its machinery of government or even upon the men who fill public offices as upon those who foster trade relations and promote industrial activity. In this connection H. L. Bryant is deserving of more than passing notice, for as merchant and financier he has
La Grande, Oregon Frank Perry Alexander Jr., 85, of Prineville and formerly of La Grande died Sept. 17 at a care center. The funeral will begin at 11 a.m. Thursday Sept. 21 at the LDS Church in Prineville, at S.E. Second and Idlewood streets. Burial will be at Juniper Haven Cemetery. Whispering Pines Funeral Home