text:
Everything was great. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Very close to town events and resturants.
Phone Number:
Location: United States > Pennsylvania > Gettysburg
Free Breakfast Free High Speed Internet ( WiFi ) Free Parking Pets Allowed ( Dog / Pet Friendly ) Wheelchair access
#9 Business Hotel in Gettysburg
#9 Romantic Hotel in Gettysburg
#12 Family Hotel in Gettysburg
Price Range (Based on Average Rates): $
Hotel Class:2 star — Travelodge Gettysburg 2*
Number of rooms: 47
- Reservation Options:
- TripAdvisor is proud to partner with Travelocity, Priceline, Hotels.com, Wyndham, Orbitz, Expedia, TripOnline SA and Tingo so you can book your Travelodge Gettysburg reservations with confidence. We help millions of travelers each month to find the perfect hotel for both vacation and business trips, always with the best discounts and special offers.
- Also Known As:
- Travelodge Gettysburg Hotel Gettysburg
- Travel Lodge Gettysburg
- Gettysburg Travelodge
- Gettysburg Travel Lodge


text:
Frontier DSL
To: Frontier Communications The residents of Northern Slanesville WV and Frank Haines Rd request that Frontier install the necessary equipment to allow their customers to have access to DSL. The dial up connections that are available are too slow for most internet usage today. We would like to have the same DSL made available that others in the Frontier service area has.
Residents of Frank Haines Rd Slanesville, WV
No comments yet.join the discussion
Recent signatures
social bookmarks, Ukraine2 years ago Comments: rpAVlc Really enjoyed this post.Really thank you! Will read on... http://crork.com/
State: Kentucky
Country: Sri Lanka
social bookmarking service, Russian Federation2 years ago Comments: gbw8jT Awesome blog.Much thanks again. Cool.
State: Ohio
Country: Pitcairn
Sarah Gambill, United States3 years ago Comments: -
State: OH
Country: US
Petition highlights
There are no highlights yet.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Analysis: Immigration reform to the fore for Taoiseach in US
- Politics
- March 18, 2015, 01:00
The Taoiseach, at the end of his remarks in the Oval Office next to Barack Obama, noted that it was "unique for a country as small as Ireland to ha(...)
Burden is raised for Barack Obama in nuclear talks
- March 4, 2015, 15:24
US president Barack Obama's task of selling a potential nuclear agreement with Iran to a sceptical Congress got far harder on Tuesday after an impassi(...)
US Senate panel agrees auto industry whistleblower incentive
- Motors
- February 27, 2015, 08:25
A measure that would offer financial incentives for auto industry employees to expose safety defects won unanimous backing from a US Senate panel on T(...)
Maureen Dowd: Splendid isolation jolts Obama back to life
- January 26, 2015, 01:00
The talk up in Boston is all about deflation while the talk down here is all about inflation. Our sleek, techie president, whose battery dies f(...)
Obama seeks enhanced cybersecurity laws to fight hackers
- January 14, 2015, 08:14
US president Barack Obama sent a bill to Congress on Tuesday to strengthen US cybersecurity laws after recent hacking attacks against Sony Pictures, H(...)
Republican backing of Keystone is all about fossil fuel industry
- Economy
- January 13, 2015, 06:00
It should come as no surprise that the very first move of the new Republican Senate is an attempt to push US president Barack Obama into approving (...)
Obama would veto Keystone oil pipeline
- January 7, 2015, 01:01
US president Barack Obama would veto legislation that approves the construction of the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada to Texas, the White House (...)
Republicans take control in new US Congress
- January 6, 2015, 01:00
Republicans take control of Congress today for the first time since 2006. The new legislative session starts with the controversial Keystone oil pi(...)
Republicans plan response to Obama's immigration move
- November 20, 2014, 01:00
Republicans are preparing a response to Barack Obama's plans to change the immigration system. The aim to block the president's go-solo actions, whic(...)
Climate a chance for Obama abroad but hostile on home front
- November 17, 2014, 01:00
Political self-preservation focuses the mind, and there was no better recent example of this than Democrat Mary Landrieu who, in her fight for politic(...)


text:
NeuLion buying DivX for $62.5MJanuary 5, 2015 1:42 pm | by Brian Santo | News | Comments
With the combination, NeuLion aims to give customers additional options for managing content, giving customers the choice of either building and managing digital video platforms internally or licensing an integrated managed services solution.
Smart gadgets take center stage at CESJanuary 5, 2015 12:51 pm | by Associated Press | News | Comments
The International Consumer Electronics Show kicks off this week in Las Vegas and the Internet of Things, including smart homes, will be front and center. Here's a look at a few of the smart home techologies that will be on display.
Charter, Nexstar kick off year with new retrans dealJanuary 2, 2015 1:08 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
The New Year got off to a positive start with Charter Communications announcing on Thursday that it had reached a new carriage agreement with Nexstar Broadcasting Group. Charter said it had wrapped up the new retransmission agreement with Nexstar prior to the previous one expiring just before midnight on Dec. 31.
Snappy apps for 2015January 2, 2015 1:05 pm | by Associated Press | News | Comments
Uber, Facebook, Instagram — sure, they've been all the rage, but as 2014 winds down we're all ready for something fresh. From ride-hailing to photo sharing, here are a few up-and coming apps and startups to watch in 2015. Which will be the breakout hit of the new year?
Mediacom Business connects with telemedicine in Ill.December 31, 2014 10:36 am | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
As part of its telemedicine service, Mediacom Business has interconnected three hospitals and 21 clinics across 16 Illinois-based counties to its fiber-optic network. Southern Illinois Healthcare (SIH) is a not-for-profit health care system that primarily serves the Carbondale area of the state.
Mass. AG: Verizon pays $1.3M to resolve allegationDecember 31, 2014 10:28 am | by Associated Press | News | Comments
Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley says Verizon has paid more than $1.3 million to resolve an allegation that the company overcharged the state for telecommunications services under a statewide procurement contract. Coakley says the settlement resolves a lawsuit pending in Hampshire Superior Court and also requires Verizon to make additional payment offers to towns, cities and others affected by the alleged overbilling.
Service providers have big role to play in IoT marketDecember 29, 2014 7:22 pm | by Brian Santo | Articles | Comments
IoT Special Report: The Internet of Things (IoT) is going to be in sore need of management. Cycle30 specializes in back office systems that service providers can deploy to manage any connected device – mobile handsets, sensors, anything, and then manage how to make money from the systems.
FCC again stops the clock on the Comcast-TWC mergerDecember 23, 2014 5:32 pm | by Brian Santo | News | Comments
TWC told the FCC that it had withheld the documents on an incorrect claim of attorney-client privilege, according to the agency. TWC should have turned over those documents in September, but did not until earlier this month (December). Furthermore, there are another 30,000 documents that were misplaced due to some unspecified vendor error.
Regulating online video distributors: Capital CurrentsDecember 22, 2014 4:47 pm | by Jeffrey Krauss, President of Telecommunications and Technology Policy | Articles | Comments
Now that the NPRM has been published, we can see the legal and policy problems that it will face. There are many. If OVDs are determined by the FCC to qualify as MVPDs, then it might give them certain program access rights. But MVPDs also face certain obligations. Will these same obligations apply to OVDs?
AT&T offering 'Business Fiber' in ATLDecember 19, 2014 11:40 am | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
AT&T is now offering Atlanta area businesses a symmetrical 300 Mbps tier ahead of future plans to ramp the speeds up to 1 gigabit. The AT&T Business Fiber deployment followed on the heels of AT&T's October announcement that it would launch its residential GigaPower service to the Atlanta area it serves.
Submit those SCTE Cable-Tec Expo abstracts nowDecember 19, 2014 11:33 am | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
The Society of Cable Telecommunications Engineers (SCTE) is actively recruiting abstracts for next year's Cable-Tec Expo in New Orleans. The deadline for abstract submissions, which will be reviewed by the SCTE Cable-Tec Expo2015 Program Committee that's chaired by Liberty Global CTO and EVP Balan Nair, is Feb. 17.
Wi-Fi chipset maker Quantenna scores $22m in investment roundDecember 17, 2014 12:13 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
Wi-Fi chipset vendor Quantenna Communications has raked in $22 million in its latest investment round and added two members to its board of directors in the process. Leading new investors in the latest round were Centerview Capital Technology, Vivint and NTT Group. In tandem with the financing, founding partner of Centerview Capital Ned Hooper and Harold Hughes were appointed to Quantenna's board.
T-Mobile announces data stash rollover programDecember 16, 2014 1:39 pm | by Ben Munson, Wireless Week | News | Comments
T-Mobile is going commercial with an idea that undermines one of the fundamental tenets of the broadband industry: data is not a use-it-or-lose-it proposition. From now on, if a T-Mobile customer pays for X amount of a data a month, they get to keep the allotment and roll it over into the next pay period.
CES: Alticast gears up with IoT, CableCard-less demosDecember 16, 2014 12:28 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
Multi-screen vendor Alticast will bring its cloud-based and Internet of Things (IoT) demos and products to next month's Consumer Electronics Show as well as its CableCard-less security technology offering. With the recent passage of the STELA bill that dropped the mandate for CableCards, Alitcast's AltiProtect demo at CES is noteworthy as the U.S. cable industry considers other security options that have been deployed abroad for years.
Research: Most smart home device owners willing to pay for tech supportDecember 16, 2014 12:24 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
The Internet of Things and connected consumer electronics devices are morphing the technical needs of consumers, according to a recent report. Park Associates' research found that more than 56 percent of smart home device owners were willing to pay extra for monthly tech support services.
Verizon, Google ink patent agreementDecember 16, 2014 12:16 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
In order to forestall any future litigation, Verizon and Google announced today that they have entered into a long-term cross license agreement that covers a wide range of their respective products and technologies. With the agreement in hand, Verizon and Google said they could focus on running their businesses without the risk of future patent litigation between the two.
Cox close to wrapping up Homelife roll outDecember 15, 2014 1:39 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
With Baton Rouge, La. going live last week, Cox Communications is close to having its home automation and security service launched across its entire footprint. The Cox Homelife service, which was first trialed in Phoenix three years ago, will be completely launched once Cox deploys it in Florida and Georgia in early February.
Kniffin joins Lightpath as SVP, chief admin officerDecember 15, 2014 1:23 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
David Kniffin has joined Lightpath, a division of Cablevision, as its senior vice president and chief administration officer. In his new job, Kniffin is now in charge of all Lightpath's finance and administrative functions. As senior vice president of financial planning at Cablevision, Kniffin worked on the financial reporting, budget and forecasting processes for Lightpath and other Cablevision business units.
Report: SoftBank downsizing U.S. operations, giving up on T-Mobile bidDecember 12, 2014 1:13 pm | by Ben Munson, Wireless Week | News | Comments
SoftBank is scaling down its Silicon Valley operations. Sources say SoftBank is now considering renting out one of two buildings it leased to accommodate a "T-Mobile driven expansion." Most of SoftBank's workforce on the west coast will be moved back to Tokyo or to Sprint's headquarters near Kansas City.
Windstream appoints Thomas as new CEODecember 12, 2014 12:53 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
Windstream Holdings announced on Thursday that Tony Thomas was replacing Jeff Gardner as the company's new president and CEO. In order to smooth over the transition, Gardner will stay on board as a senior adviser to Thomas and as a member of the company's board through Feb. 1 of next year. Thomas was also named a director.
CenturyLink beefs up Big Data with Cognilytics buyDecember 12, 2014 12:44 pm | by Mike Robuck | News | Comments
CenturyLink announced it has bought Cognilytics, which provides Big Data and predictive analytics services to medium sized and enterprise level businesses. CenturyLink said that Cognilytics helped businesses convert "data to decisions" through its Big Data deployment, management, advanced decision sciences, predictive analytics and data visualization.
Hearst forks out $81.3M for stake in AwesomenessTVDecember 12, 2014 12:39 pm | by Associated Press | News | Comments
Hearst Corp. is betting $81.3 million that Internet video network AwesomenessTV will live up to its name. The investment announced Thursday gives Hearst a 25 percent stake in AwesomenessTV, which DreamWorks Animation SKG Inc. acquired in May 2013.
Broadband coverage numbers post-Comcast/TWC releasedDecember 11, 2014 2:00 pm | by Brian Santo | News | Comments
If Comcast is allowed to purchase Time Warner Cable, it will have at least one fixed-line broadband competitor with a roughly comparable 25 Mbps tier in only about a third of its footprint, according to information filed with the FCC. The issue is whether the broadband market is competitive.
Taking care of business: a Cable-Tec Expo recapDecember 10, 2014 11:03 pm | by CED | Articles | Comments
Today it remains somewhat murky where the whole pay TV business is going, or precisely what it will look like when it gets there, but MSOs know for certain they need to prepare their networks to deliver whatever has to be delivered, and Cable-Tec Expo made it crystal clear that those networks will still depend heavily on DOCSIS 3.1.
2014 Women in Technology Award Winner Sherita CeasarDecember 10, 2014 10:40 pm | by Mike Robuck | Articles | Comments
Ceasar, who is Comcast's vice president of national video deployment engineering, has been a beacon for women and diversity efforts across the cable industry landscape while also giving freely of her time to help educate and promote children through programs such as STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) and FIRST Robotics.


text:
Book this hotel and collect nights after your stay
The Hotel Vila Gale Tavira is housed in a modern, three-storey hotel set in the city centre, one block from the River Gilão and six kilometres from the nearest golf course. The Praia de Tavira beach, two kilometres from the hotel and accessible by ferry, offers water sports, restaurants, and a clothing-optional section. Faro Airport is 25 kilometres away, with an approximate driving time of 40 minutes.
Hotel Features.
The Hotel Vila Gale is constructed around a central courtyard that features a swimming pool and children's pool, surrounded by palm trees, lawns, and lounge chairs. Access to the onsite health club is available for a daily fee. The health club includes a heated pool under a domed ceiling, a spa tub, a steam room, and a fitness centre equipped with a universal gym, cardio machines, and free weights. Massage services are available. A complimentary kids' club with games and play areas is open all year round.
The hotel activities and entertainment staff provides year-round group activities and presents shows in the Ali Ba Bar, which also offers television, snooker and pool tables, darts, and Friday-night karaoke. The Aladino dining room serves buffet breakfast and dinner all year round, with lunch buffets in winter. The adjacent Aladino Grill offers an a la carte dinner menu of grilled seafood and meat, with lunch available in summer.
The hotel offers discounts at several nearby area golf courses, including the nearest, Benamor, which is six kilometres away. Guests can take the complimentary shuttle bus to a companion hotel, Vila Galé Albacora, four kilometres away, and explore the surrounding park of Ria Formosa.
Further amentities include street parking (free), garage parking (surcharge), and wired Inernet access (surcharge).
The 268 air-conditioned guestrooms at Hotel Vila Gale extend to furnished balconies and feature terracotta-tiled floors with rugs, cream walls, and dark blue furniture. All are equipped with satellite television, minibars, and safes, and include tiled bathrooms with baths, hair dryers, and complimentary toiletries.
Self parking costs EUR 7.50 per day
WiFi is available in public areas for EUR 2.50 per hour (rates may vary)
|Taking the kids?
|Food and drink
|Things to do
|Working away
|Home comforts
|Sleep well
|Things to enjoy
|Freshen up
|Be entertained
|Stay connected
Self parking costs EUR 7.50 per day
WiFi is available in public areas for EUR 2.50 per hour (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.
We are now watching this hotel on your travel dates
( - )


text:
Michael Johnson
Sprinter Michael Johnson is in the history books as the only male athlete to win both the 200 meter and 400 meter dashes in the same Olympics (Atlanta 1996). He has a total of four gold medals from the three Olympic Games he participated in (1992, 1996, 2000). More recently, Johnson appeared on... Getty Images


text:
Making Inodes Behave
Feb 01, 2001 By Clay J. Claibor...
Claiborne describes the difficulties he encountered while building Linux systems for General Dynamics.
Free Dummies Books
Continuous Engineering
- What continuous engineering is
- How to continuously improve complex product designs
- How to anticipate and respond to markets and clients
- How to get the most out of your engineering resources
Sponsored by IBM
Free Dummies Books
Service Virtualization
Learn to:
- Define service virtualization
- Select the most beneficial services to virtualize
- Improve your traditional approach to testing
- Deliver higher-quality software faster
Sponsored by IBM
Trending Topics
Free DevOps eBooks, Videos, and more!
Regardless of where you are in your DevOps process, Linux Journal can help!
We offer here the DEFINITIVE DevOps for Dummies, a mobile Application Development Primer, and advice & help from the expert sources like:
- Forrester
- Gartner
- Linux Journal
|Users, Permissions and Multitenant Sites
|Mar 26, 2015
|New Products
|Mar 24, 2015
|Flexible Access Control with Squid Proxy
|Mar 23, 2015
|Solving ODEs on Linux
|Mar 19, 2015
|DevOps: Everything You Need to Know
|Mar 19, 2015
|Tighten Up SSH
|Mar 18, 2015
- Users, Permissions and Multitenant Sites
- Flexible Access Control with Squid Proxy
- High-Availability Storage with HA-LVM
- Tighten Up SSH
- Best. Cake. Ever.
- Security in Three Ds: Detect, Decide and Deny
- Nmap—Not Just for Evil!
- Building Tiny Linux Systems with BusyBox, Part 3
- Get Organized with Emacs Org-mode
- Bash Arrays


text:
Forgive me if this has been discussed before, but I found two ways to answer these questions:
1. Does my keg have a slow leak?
2. How much does the pressure drop when I chill it?
Option 1, connect a 0-15psi gauge, dirt cheap on ebay, to a tube and corny connector with two hose clamps like this:Picasa Web Albums - M. - Keith
Option 2, drill and tap a hole for the gauge like this:Picasa Web Albums - M. - Keith
2 more options. The same thing, one ready to roll the other you need to put together. This has the added benefit of being able to release pressure. KegPressTester
Only problem with drilling the guage in the lid is you won't be able to take the lid out now. I can't see it clearing the lid anymore after adding a guage in there.
Leaks are well detected with a bit of starsan sprayed on the top when pressurized. Pressure is directly proportional to temperature so that just takes a little bit of math (or consult the carbonation charts). I'm not saying your method is wrong, but I'm also pretty sure I'm not going to rush to put a gauge on all my kegs when the regulator gauges work well for me. In addition, there's a chance of fouling that gauge with beer.
Welcome to BrewHardware.com. I love you.New 100% Stainless Steel Heating Elements are IN! ULWD 5500w Ripple, 2000w, 1500w, etcChugger Pumps, Pump Kits, Camlocks, Sightglasses, Clear USA made Silicone Tubing, RIMS, Electric Install Parts, etc.
You also risk fouling the next beer with a gauge that you can't really sanitize.
One thing to consider is your liquid is also going to absorb co2 as it carbonates. Especially when the temp drops. If you are checking for pressure leaks, you should do it with an empty keg.
I can see where you're coming from now but realize that for most of us, we keep our kegs attached to gas from the moment we tap them until the keg kicks.
The idea of checking for positive pressure confuses me. When would you have negative pressure?
I wonder if you can use a tire pressure gauge in the same way that is illustrated in the first pic. I have a gauge like this ready to go.
I thought i should mention that for me this about getting the pressure set right. my back up regulator is slightly broken. the low pressure gauge is broke and i am never sure how much pressure i am using. Not as much of a problem as it sounds. you can kind of guess what the pressure is by the way it pours.


text:
Abstract available in
Claims available in
Description (OCR text may contain errors)
United States Patent [72] Inventor Stafford D. Collie Kansas City, Mo. [21] Appl. No. 782,895 [22] Filed Dec. 11, 1968 [45] Patented Feb. 23, 1971 [73] Assignee Phillips Petroleum Company [54] CONTAINER 4 Claims, 4 Drawing Figs.
[52] U.S. Cl 220/69 [51] Int. Cl B65d 7/42 [50] Field of Search 220/69, 68, 23, 83, 97 (C), 97 (F) [5 6] References Cited UNlTED STATES PATENTS 547,225 10/1895 McLaughlin 220/68 2,05, 01 7 9/1957 Hill et a1. 220/69x 3,025,948 3/1962 Appelt 1 220/97(F)x 3,051,303 8/1962 Daanen et a1... 220/69X 3,079,037 2/1963 Schechter 220/69X FOREIGN PATENTS 793,395 11/1935 France 1. 220/69 Primary Examiner-Joseph R. Leclair Assistant Examiner-James R. Garrett Att0mey-Y0ung & Quigg PATENTED' m2 sigh- INVENTOR. S D. COLLI E A T TORNEVS CONTAINER In the food packaging industry, considerable effort has been made in recent years to provide containers which are sufficiently attractive and functional to be-used as serving dishes. This is particularly true in the packaging of such foodstuffs as dips, nuts, candies, margarine and the like. The present invention provides a container which is particularly suitable for this purpose.
In accordance with this invention, a container is provided which is constructed of a generally bowl-shaped receptacle having a base secured thereto. The receptacle is provided with a depending shoulder, the inner surface of which is provided with a recess which serves to lock the base to the receptacle. The top portion of the base is provided with a plurality of locking arms, the outer edges of which are provided with projections which engage the recess in the shoulder of the receptacle. The base is formed of a material which has a certain flexibility and is of such a configuration as to permit the locking arms to be snapped into'p'lace when the container is assembled. The base can advantageously be in the shape of an inverted bowl such that the final container has the general configuration of a compote dish. In thedrawing:
FIG. 1 is an elevation view of the assembled container of this invention. FIG. 2 is a top view of the base of the container of FIG. 1. FIG. 3 is a view, shown partially in section, of the latching mechanism of the container. FIG. 4 is a sectional view of a portion of the assembled container having a false bottom member therein.
Referring now to the drawing in detail and to FIG. 1 in particular, there is shown a container which is formed of a generally bowlshaped receptacle ll and a base 12. Receptacle i1 is open at the top to permit the container to be filled with the material to be packaged and to serve as a sewing dish for this material. After filling, a lid of any suitable configuration can be secured to the top of receptacle 11. As illustrated, base 12 can advantageously be in the form of an inverted bowl so that the final assembled containeris in the shape of an at tractive compote dish.
The container of FIG. 1 is constructed of two separate elements which are secured together when the container is assembled. As illustrated in FIG. 2, the top of base 12 is provided with a plurality of raised locking arms 13 which can form an integral portion of the top of the base. As illustrated in FIG. 3, receptacle 11 is provided with a circumferential depending shoulder 14 having a flat lower surface. The inner surface of shoulder 14 is provided with a recess 16 which serves to receive projections which form the ends of locking arms 13. The container is assembled by positioning receptacle II on base I2 in the position illustrated in FIG. 3. The top portion of base 12 is formed of a somewhat flexible material which is of such a configuration that the'center of the base can be snapped upwardly by applying a force to' the central region of the top of the base. This serves to snap projecting arms 13 upwardly so that projections 15 engage recess 16, as illustrated in FIG. 4. The top of base 12 thus has two stable positions, and can be deformed from one position to the other by the application of a force to the central region of the base top. The outer ends of locking arms 13 serve as pivot points for this movement. The peripheral region of the top of base 12 has the same general configuration as the bottom of receptacle 11 so that the two members fit together tightly.
It should be evident that the container of this invention can be formed of any convenient material. This container is advantageously formed of thermoplastic materials such as portion thereof.
polyolefins or poly(vinylchloride), for example, because such materials are easy to mold, are light in weight, and are relatively inexpensive. They also provide the needed flexibility to permit the two members to be snapped together. It is not necessary that the top and bottom be formed of the same material. However, the base must be formed of a material which is sufficiently flexible to permit the locking arms to be snapped into place when the container is assembled.
From an inspection of FIGS. 3 and 4, it can be seen that an annular depression 18 is formed in the region of shoulder M. In the packaging of certain materials, It is desirable to eliminate this depression in order to permit the material to be removed more readily. This can be accomplished by the addition of a false bottom 19 which is positioned within receptacle l1 and extends between the sidewalls thereof. In the packaging of liquid and semiliquid materials, member 19 can be a disc sealed to the wall of receptacle 11 to prevent the contents of the receptacle from entering region 18.
In view of the foregoing description, it can be seen that a low cost, attractive container for foodstuffs and the like has been provided in accordance with this invention. The upper receptacle and the base are transported separately to a packaging plant in which the container is filled. These two members are of such configuration that they can be stacked for convenient transportation and storage. The container is readily assembled by placing the receptacle on the base and snapping the locking mechanism in place.
While this invention has been described in conjunction with presently preferred embodiments, it should be evident that it is not limited thereto.
I. A container suitable for use in packaging foodstuffs and the like comprising a generally bowl-shaped receptacle open at the top, the bottom of said receptacle being provided with a circumferential depending shoulder the inner surface of which is provided with a continuous circumferential recess, the portion of said inner surface below said recess being convex in radiant cross section and the portion of said inner surface above said recess being concave in radial cross section and a base secured to said receptacle, the top of said base being provided with a plurality of raised radially extending locking arms, the outer surfaces of which are of substantially the same configuration as the inner surface of said shoulder the top portion of said base being sufficiently flexible to cause the outer surfaces of said projections to matewith the inner surface of said shoulder and be locked therewith when the container is assembled by said base being positioned adjacent said receptacle and a force being applied to the central region of said base in a direction toward said receptacle.
2. The container of claim 1 in which said base is of generally bowl-shaped configuration and is inverted relative to said receptacle, said base being of smaller size than said receptacle to form a compote dish.
3. The container of claim 1 wherein said shoulder has a flat lower surface, the peripheral top region of said base has a flat upper surface, and said locking arms are integral with said base and extend upwardly from the central region of the top 4. The container of claim 1, further comprising a generally flat member positioned within said receptacle and extending across the bottom thereof, said member engaging the sidewalls of said receptacle to form the interior bottom of said receptacle.
Patent Citations
Referenced by
Legal Events
Original Image


text:
VMworld 2008: Top 10 Products - BMC Application Performance and Analytics
From virtual desktops to offline patch management, here are the top 10 products that caught our eye at VMworld. By Cameron Sturdevant
BMC released a raft of management tools adapted to incorporate virtual and physical systems into a unified view to support business processes.
Loading Comments...


text:
Mar 22, 13 •
384 Views •
Elaine Schwartz • No Comments
A small group of New Jersey winemakers has a problem. No one knows that they blend a gourmet product. After all, say, "New Jersey" and no one thinks vineyard. Most New Jersey wine, with strong hints of blueberries, raspberries or cranberries is... [read more]
Feb 11, 13 •
372 Views •
Elaine Schwartz • No Comments
By Lilli DeBode, guest blogger, senior at Kent Place School Basically everyone saw this commercial. And if you didn't see it, consider yourself lucky. You were one of the few who were spared the experience of uncomfortably squirming around your couch,... [read more]
Jan 13, 13 •
739 Views •
Elaine Schwartz • No Comments
I don't quite understand why Dunkin' Donuts and Starbucks use white cups. Sensory researchers have concluded that the color of the cup affects our taste perception. When 57 participants were asked to rate hot chocolate on several sensory scales,... [read more]
Dec 13, 12 •
360 Views •
Elaine Schwartz • No Comments
How much do you think a package affects your buying decisions? In 2009, Pepsi changed Tropicana's packaging. It was disastrous. Within 2 months, sales plunged 20% and they quickly switched back to their traditional orange with a straw. Some consumers... [read more]
Sep 9, 12 •
403 Views •
Elaine Schwartz • No Comments
New York's pizza price war has ended. During April, we could buy a 75-cent slice of pizza in midtown Manhattan. The brief price war that brought the price down from $1.50 to $1.00 to $.79 to $.75 has ended. As it unfolded, one owner said, "I'm... [read more]
©2014 econlife.com. All rights reserved.
Proudly powered by WordPress. Online by imago.


text:
What kind of sprayer do you use?
I've been using the 2 gallon metal pump-up hand sprayers for years. I get about 2 years out of them before they need to be replaced. But my 20 trees are getting bigger and I'm tired of having to stop and refill so often.
A Northern Tool store opened nearby and I see that they have several different models of 12 volt sprayers. Do any of you use something like these?
Here is a link that might be useful: 12 Volt Sprayers
I use a 60 gal. Fimco sprayer for my back yard. I would prefer the pump to have a little more power, but it still works fine for me.
The weak pumps seem to be a general criticism of these type sprayers. It's just difficult to get enough power out of a 12V pump that runs off an ATV or lawn mower, but there are a couple things I've done that help counteract the weakness of the pump.
First, all my trees are pedestrian height, which means the pump doesn't have to push the spray through the air as far. Secondly, when I got the pump I immediately made a 5' extension for it. I used a 5' X 1/4" stainless steel piece of pipe (threaded on both ends) for the extension (the gun comes stock with a little 18" extension that's pretty worthless). With the 5' extension, I can get the tip of the wand very close to the tree without getting off the mower. It gives good coverage and penetration.
I use a ZTR mower to pull it, which makes it very maneuverable in and around trees. I can spray a tank in about 2 hrs. (counting loading/mixing and any cleanup).
I bought a 30 gallon Harbor Freight model that I haul on the back of my 4 wheeler. The key is to look what pump is installed. The main reason I bought this one was because of the Shurflo pump. I have a fishing boat and that's the pumps I use for the bait well. It will pump a stream 60'.
Go ahead get 12V sprayer and Electric pressure washer 1600 psi
Plum the 12V to intake pressure washer you spray as high need to fast. I use gas powered PW in back Kawasaki mule 3010 to spay trees as tall pecan tree it works early in morning time keeps going up spray mist. If have bush around you practice on just use straight water this give you back off distance so want blow leafs off tree. Its fun to chase and get good spray on insect that flying away.
If you have the storage room and can afford it, I think having a variety of sprayers is a good thing. I have several 1 and 2 gallon sprayers, a 4 gallon backpack, and a 16 gallon Fimco that I pull w/my 4-wheeler. I have had no pressure problems with it at all. I've even used the booms that came with it for field use a couple times and had excellent results.
Camp, for 20 trees I would just get a 5 gallon backpack hand pump sprayer. The case when you want something bigger is when you need multiple loads to spray the whole orchard, but 5 gal should cover 20 trees. I have two of them and they basically have an infinite life, all the parts are available and when a part breaks (which is hardly ever) I pick up a new part from one of the online stores. I bought the second one because it is 5 gal and the first one was 4 gal. I need ~10 gal total for my trees and so I get it in two loads with the 5 gal tank.
I have the one, the two and the four gallons sprayers. I have 30 trees and I can spray 100 trees not only 30. May be what is helping me I keep my trees Dwarf or semi dwarf. None of my trees are allowed to go over 10 feet. I had one pears trees stood at 35 feet and I fell down collecting the fruit and got lucky I did not break any bones except I stayed in the hospital for two days and could not move for a week. That tree is a history it is mulch now.


text:
Uh, you just pretty much said what I said. Except you think all of the organization is done on the fly. With no checksums.<quoted text>
Um, wow ... you know nothing about anything. Let's look at technology:
When you enter information that information must be processed into bytes, then stored into a database which much process it further to create classifications and unique identification markers.
When you read, or "store information" of any sort into the brain, it has to be processed into a complete concept, a language used by the brain itself, before it can be stored into the neurons. This process, yeah, it's a process, is often called memorization. Very little of what you read is actually memorized for this reason, that is why repetition is required to learn everything in a single paragraph by the vast majority of biological organisms. The information has to be broken down first, then those concepts in the information that are already present are then linked in an intricate network, the neural network, and offered "weights" based on how relevant that information is to the other parts. Then the language breaks the other parts down further into concepts and patterns which the brain can then process faster when called. These are also assigned neurons, which are also connected to other neurons with more "weights" determining their relevance to those other portions of information. By the time the brain memorizes even one word, a few thousand more neural connections are established and a few hundred more neurons are assigned to specific concepts contained within that one single word. The language the brain utilizes for breaking down information is so elaborate that even the concept of zero uses several hundred neurons.
But here the utter reality. Those words and brain processes have to be turned into "reality", meaning physical processes you can identify with, like the ones that created us and we live in? Otherwise you have a bunch of random firing neurons with no where to go.
Go break a finger, it will do you some good. Get a good grasp of what momentum and mass is. Banging your head against the wall may be of significant value to you. If done hard enough.


text:
Contact Center or the customers' first touch point plays a powerful role in making or breaking enterprise-customer relationships. Customer loyalty and a company's brand image are directly related to the way the contact center serves its customers.
AMEYO's Contact Center Software with complete functionality for inbound, outbound and blended campaigns. The all-inclusive solutions for contact centers are ideal for different business processes such as customer support, telemarketing and sales, collections, technical support, marketing research and helpdesk.
AMEYO is a full-featured contact center software for inbound, outbound and blended campaigns. Based on a flexible technology platform, the innovative software perfectly caters to different Contact Centers irrespective of their size, nature of business processes or underlying technology. Built on SOA and MDA framework, Ameyo can be deployed as a premise-based or SaaS (Software as a service) model.
The all-in-one solution offers best-of-the-breed capabilities such as ACD, IVR, IP-PBX, Predictive Dialer, Voice Logger, Quality Monitoring, Reporting, CRM and CTI. The solution is designed with a view to offer need-based business packages for contact centers of all sizes. For large contact centers of over thousand of seats, Ameyo (Expert) offers holistic contact management. For international Contact Centers, the all-inclusive Ameyo (Professional) delivers superior customer interactions with multi-channel and multimodal contact, call blending and maintain business productivity and efficiency. For small contact centers or start ups, Ameyo (Standard) offers a structured growth path with complete extensibility at unbeatable price performance. For voice only call centers with 15-20 seats, Ameyo (Lite) offers the required capabilities at highly competitive prices.


text:
Old shelf liner...how to remove??
Hi everyone....
I'm usually over in Palms, but have a furniture question.
I recently acquired a hutch (?)..not quite a china cabinet from my late grandmother. This is a nice piece of furniture, appears to be made of pine and has a good solid build to it. At some point in the past she or my grandfather must have applied self-adhesive shelf liner to the top shelves. This piece of furniture is at least as old as me (I'm 45)....don't know about the paper, but its obviously been there quite awhile. I'm assunming this stuff is made of vinyl? But it's so old and brittle now. How do I get it off WITHOUT harming the wood? I'm planning on refinishing the entire piece. On the internet, I've read about using a hairdryer and using something called Goo-Gone to get the liner off, BUT I don't want to use anything that will soak into or affect the wood then cause problems later when I apply new stain and varnish.
You can see in one photo where I started peeling back one corner, but that didn't last long. It quickly started splitting and shredding.....pretty fancy liner though. Even has simulated knotholes!
Thanks for any advice you can give.
Just an addition to what I wrote above. What I'm concerned about most is the adhesive from the liner paper being left on the wood. That's what I'd like advice about. The places where I've removed the paper, the wood is really sticky. I don't want to put anything on there to remove it that will cause problems later.
You are going to have to remove the adhesive residue at some point...heat will only soften the adhesive bond enough to allow you to peel off the shelf liner.
You have two choices:
1.Scrape and sand the residue off.
2.Use a solvent to soften the adhesive residue further and wipe off.
Someone may come in here with some advice on what solvent will dissolve pressure-sensitive adhesive from that era. You can discover that on your own by trial and error by subjecting the residue on the back of the vinyl to various solvents until you find one that will work. Most solvents will drive residues further into the wood, however.
As for what I'd do...I'd physically remove the stuff with sharp scrapers and then sandings with the appropriate schedule of sanding grits. The scrapers have to be razor sharp and your technique is to slice the residue off the wood while being careful not to gouge or nick the wood surface too deeply. A careful application of heat while scraping can hasten removal, as the softened adhesive is easier to work. I use hooked paint scrapers, but sharp cabinet scrapers would work well also, I'd guess.
Alot of work for sure.
I agree with the hair dryer to warm the stick-um and allow you to peel the paper off.
And goo gone I believe will be the best way to remove the residue...sanding won't work because the sand paper will gum up.
I have never heard of a solvent driving anything into the wood....you need to liquify the goo and then wipe it off. Safer than trying to shave it off with a sharp tool
No matter what you do you will have to refinish the surface.
Linda C
Solvents emulsify the adhesive and the resulting slurry can seep into the wood fibers...that is why professional floor finishers don't use chemical strippers or solvent removers. If you use a solvent, then simply sand the wood surface until it is clean and will take the finishing materials you choose to use.
You could try using a plane to take the adhesive off (after you've heat-softened it and peeled away the plastic sheet). You can set the blade (a BRAND NEW and very sharp one) how you want, therefore set it to be level w/ the base of the plane, instead of extending below.
But I think I'd practice w/ the plane on some other item before I proceeded.
For glenn and lindac,
Thank you so much for all your advice. The hairdryer worked like a charm. Softened the shelf paper enough to where I could peel it off in long strips.
As for the adhesive left behind, I'm still working on that. But stay away from Goo Gone.....it barely made a dent, and still had to scrub with a Scotchbrite pad to get any results.
For glenn,
"Isn't trying new things fun?!"
Ain't it the truth? But that's how most of us learn...a continuing process of trial and error. That adhesive is REALLY on there. Touching the wood is like touching flypaper. Will yet have to resort to some sort of solvent to get it off, then like you said, just sand things down to where there's pure wood.
"Good luck with your hutch."
Thank you. This piece is quite sound overall, but it will need at least partial disassembly to properly refinish it. In reference to your first statement about things being fun, I'm sure getting that large sheet of veneer off the back without cracking or splitting it should be an absolute blast......: )
paint thinner and 00 steel wool should do a fair job of helping remove the old adhesive. In my experience the thinner makes the adhesives semi malleable, with a consistency of a creamy peanut butter , that is weirdly more prone to stick to itself than it is to adhere to anything else. This makes the adhesive gum up into little balls. you will need to use alot of steel wool, and wipe down the surface again. On some projects I found it helpful to alternate between using some paint thinner, wipe dry, and then denatured alcohol. Careful, denatured alcohol may also dissolve your finish beneath the gum and allow some muck to pool in the little pit pores in the wood so caution is necessary.
DO not use a plane, too much skill is needed and it wont reach the corners. no to laquer thinner. for detailed scraping, nothing beats a well sharpened pro-prep scraper. see link
Here is a link that might be useful: pro-prep scrapers


text:
Self-reported pain and disability outcomes from an endogenous model of muscular back pain
1 Department of Physical Therapy, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, USA
2 Rehabilitation Doctoral Program, College of Public Health and Health Professions, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, USA
3 Center for Pain and Behavioral Health, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, USA
4 Department of Clinical and Health Psychology, University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, USA
BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders 2011, 12:35 doi:10.1186/1471-2474-12-35Published: 2 February 2011
Our purpose was to develop an induced musculoskeletal pain model of acute low back pain and examine the relationship among pain, disability and fear in this model.
Delayed onset muscle soreness was induced in 52 healthy volunteers (23 women, 17 men; average age 22.4 years; average BMI 24.3) using fatiguing trunk extension exercise. Measures of pain intensity, unpleasantness, and location, and disability, were tracked for one week after exercise.
Pain intensity ranged from 0 to 68 with 57.5% of participants reporting peak pain at 24 hours and 32.5% reporting this at 48 hours. The majority of participants reported pain in the low back with 33% also reporting pain in the legs. The ratio of unpleasantness to intensity indicated that the sensation was considered more unpleasant than intense. Statistical differences were noted in levels of reported disability between participants with and without leg pain.
Pain intensity at 24 hours was correlated with pain unpleasantness, pain area and disability. Also, fear of pain was associated with pain intensity and unpleasantness. Disability was predicted by sex, presence of leg pain, and pain intensity; however, the largest amount of variance was explained by pain intensity (27% of a total 40%). The second model, predicting pain intensity only included fear of pain and explained less than 10% of the variance in pain intensity.
Our results demonstrate a significant association between pain and disability in this model in young adults. However, the model is most applicable to patients with lower levels of pain and disability. Future work should include older adults to improve the external validity of this model.


text:
May 07, 2009 at 01:50PM EDT
Chelsey's dad is not as awesome as After the Darkness.
Cheezburger Blog Advertising Developers Jobs Contact Us
Legal Information: Know Your Meme ® is a trademark of Cheezburger, Inc. By using this site, you are agreeing by the site's terms of use and privacy policy. © 2007-2015 Cheezburger, Inc.
Login Now!
Sign up Now!


text:
Latest Yang Yong-eun Stories
2009-08-17 07:06:15
Y.E. Yang's PGA Championship victory vaulted him to 34th in the world men's golf rankings, which also had a shake-up in the bottom half of the top 10. Yang beat Tiger Woods, the world's No. 1-ranked player, head-to-head Sunday in winning his first major victory and second PGA title.
2009-08-16 20:00:49
South Korean Y. E.
2009-08-16 16:41:55
Tiger Woods and Y.E. Yang were tied for the lead at the midday point of the final round Sunday in the PGA Championship in Minnesota. The world's No.
2009-03-08 17:58:03
2009-03-07 19:33:20
Y.E. Yang played even-par golf Saturday but stayed in the lead after three rounds of the PGA Honda Classic at Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Yang's best PGA Tour finish was a tie for eighth at the 2008 AT&T Pebble Beach National Pro-Am.
Word of the Day
- Large; stout; burly.
The word 'bowerly' is an alteration of 'burly'.


text:
Madame Aviary Bedding
$14.97 - $99.97
reg. $29.00 - $229.00
The 100% cotton quilt on our Madame Aviary Bedding set features an appliquéd lady wearing a giant birdcage skirt, while the quilted sham features a matching bird design. Best of all, it coordinates with our Scalloped Sheet Sets and matching throw pillow. We were gonna make a bird pun, but thought it might ruffle folks' feathers.
Details, details
Nod exclusive
A Paper & Cloth design
200-thread count
Intricate design is appliquéd, embroidered and printed on quilt
Click here to order Complimentary Swatches
Show 'em what you're made of
Shell: 100% cotton percale; Fill: 100% cotton
Care instructions
Machine washable
Extras! Extras!
Coordinates with Scalloped Sheet Sets (Grey)
Add the Madame Aviary Bird Throw Pillow for a complete look
view full details


text:
Feel like home at ringtones service Audiko.net, where you can easily search for ringtones for free for your mobile phone. Today we have a ringtone of "Holiday" by Green Day as well as 3898 other ringtones by Green Day. "Holiday" is the best track from the "American Idiot" album that was composed by Green Day at their studios together with other 73 tracks. You can listen to all 366 Green Day – "Holiday" ringtone variations available here and download it for free right now. You can also choose from other 23 albums produced by Green Day for all time. "Holiday" is referred to punk rock, and you can download a huge amount of punk rock songs absolutely for free. And finally, we have collected lyrics for this track and you can view it here as well. So feel free to browse, listen, download ringtones at Audiko.net. Make your phone sound cool!
Green Day - Holiday
Similar Ringtones
Browse Genres
Alternative Alternative Rock American Green Day Pop Pop Punk Punk Rock punk rock
Holiday 4:16
Green Day
Albums by Green Day
Top ringtones by Green Day
New ringtones
- Major Lazer - Mash Up The Dance (Mungo's Hi Fi Remix)
- Christian Franke & Edward Simoni - 18 - Der Apfelbaum (Dance Version Edit)
- Eminem - Ed Sheeran & Rudimental Bloodstream
- Brad Paisley Feat. LL Cool J - Accidental Racist [Featuring L
- Meerkat - 321 we have lift off simples
- meercat - 321we have lift off simples
- The Hollywood Prime Time Orchestra - Equalizer
- tough love - So Freakin Tight
- schnuffel - KuschelSong - Schnuffel
- Elvis Presley - Baby, What You Want Me To Do


text:
Amazing Face Powder Foundation
SPF 15 Foundation Powder
Go from sheer and natural, to full and flawless, with our flexible coverage foundation. Our good-for-you, long-wearing formula offers the ultimate fusion of skincare benefits, sun protection and makeup innovation. Weightless pigments float over imperfections to minimize the appearance of pores and fine lines, while instantly improving tone and texture.
Color: Warm Honey / Medium Deep
More To Love:
- Skin Balancing: Contains the innovative Regu-Seb which helps to control and reduce oil production leaving skin looking fresh and foundation just applied.
- Bamboo Silk: This nutrient-rich ingredient revives and renews skin tone to promote a balanced texture while imparting a comfortable feeling finish.
- Multi-tasker: Glides on evenly as a pressed powder or a powder foundation.
- Sun Safe: SPF 15 protects from the sun's damaging rays.
- Finishing Touch: Micro-milled powder layers smoothly to minimize the appearance of pores, fine lines and acne-prone areas for a flawless finish.
- Vegan-friendly
- Paraben-free
Talc, Silica, Ethylhexyl Methoxycinnamate, Ethylhexyl Salicylate, Dimethicone, Serenoa Serrulata Fruit Extract, Sesamum Indicum (Sesame) Seed Extract, Argania Spinosa Kernel Extract, Bambusa Arundinacea Stem Powder, Octyldodecyl Stearate, Octyldodecyl Stearoyl Stearate, Caprylyl Glycol, Phenoxyethanol. (+/-): Titanium Dioxide (CI 77891), Iron Oxides (CI 77491, CI 77492, CI 77499).
Love this! Have used the Vanilla Creme color for along time. Unfortunately it is being discontinued which always happens when I find the perfect make up. I tried the new cocoa powder line that Too Faced is replacing this line for and I don't like it at all. The fair is a bit darker than the vanilla creme in this line and it doesn't look smooth on my face like this line of powder does. So sad to see this stuff go. :-(
Best powder/foundation I've ever used and I've tried EVERY brand! This is better than new replacement cocoa powder which doesn't have same velvety natural looking finish.
Perfect powder foundation! And SPF? Heavenly plus! I was sad to learn that specialty beauty stores no longer carry this exact item due to a new Cocoa Scented version. I personally prefer a fragrance free Face powder-so if you must order off this site, you will not be sorry! It is a thick but not caked powder that you can pair w a BB cream or tinted moisturiser for full coverage. The lovely packaging is a great representation of how your complexion will look.
Decent coverage that feels light on the skin. Didn't do much for dark spots though. Unfortunately brought out the dry patches of my skin.
I really love this product. The smell is fantastic and it gives me a lovely appearence LOVE IT SO MUCH <3
Julia S
Beautiful finish and the Vanilla Creme matches my skin perfectly. No orange or warm tones at all, which is hard to find. Not powdery or cakey, just a smooth but not slick finish. Helps a little with oil control, especially with the Primed and Poreless powder underneath. I am glad I finally found this and hope they discontinue in favor of the Cocoa powder, which I am allergic to and doesn't work as well on my oily/combo skin.
Amazing brush!!!! And the best thing is that is free animal cruelty and it works soooo well....LOVE IT. Daisy
Love this!!!! I'm glad I found you TOOFACED makeup! I love this powder because it covers me enough in which is not too heavy...and their cases are just cuteeeee
This is the BEST foundation I have ever used! After trying this out I'll never go back! I've already purchased 2, it's well with the money, I'm only paying $32 for flawless skin!


text:
California community mourns 13-year-old killed for holding AK-47 look-alike(Read article summary)
Andy Lopez was walking in a California field, toy gun in hand, when a sheriff's deputy spotted him. Law enforcement twice ordered him to drop what resembled an AK-47, and when he began to make other motions, the deputy fired.
Robert Galbraith/Reuters
Several hundred people marched more than three miles on Thursday evening from the city hall in Santa Rosa, Calif., to the field where two days before, a 13-year-old boy was fatally shot by law enforcement while he was carrying a toy pellet gun that resembled an AK-47.
Some held candles and signs that read: "What a tragedy, what a travesty," according to media reports.
On Tuesday afternoon, Andy Lopez was walking home from his friend's house, toy gun in hand, when a sheriff's deputy spotted him – and the AK-47 look-alike – from behind.
From there, everything unfolded in a matter of seconds.
The deputy and his partner, who were out on regular patrol duty, pulled over their car and took cover behind the vehicle's doors, according to the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office.
The patrol car's overhead light and siren were activated, and law enforcement twice ordered Andy, who was about 20 to 30 feet away, to drop the gun, one witness said, according to an Associated Press report.
Andy began to turn around in the direction of the deputies, barrel of the rifle rising up, one officer said.
Seven bullets struck the young teenager. Sixteen seconds later, the officers called for medial attention, according to Reuters.
Andy died at the scene, and what was thought to be an assault weapon turned out to be a plastic replica, officers discovered.
The trademark orange tip that federal law requires toy-gun manufacturers to place on the ends of fake guns was missing from the pellet gun, law enforcement reported. Also, a toy handgun was found in Andy's waistband, but it had the orange tip.
The two deputies involved in the incident have not been publicly identified and have been placed on administrative leave.


text:
Prince William County
Tolliver brothers arrested for allegedly killing Tasheka LeavellComment
The three brothers who were allegedly involved in the Jan. 17 murder of a woman in her Dumfries trailer home are all in custody after the remaining two were arrested in Florida Wednesday.
Christopher and Douglas Tolliver wanted in Tasheka Leavell murderComment
Two men have been identified as suspects in the Thursday murder of a woman in her Dumfries trailer, and Prince William County Police officials are considering the pair armed and dangerous.
Haymarket Route 15 crash kills one personComment
One person was killed Wednesday morning in a crash involving a car and a logging truck on Route 15 in Haymarket, officials say.
Bob Marshall told to put social issues aside, focus on economyComment
Marshall is introducing four bills related to abortion and contraception this session. Three would allow insurance providers to deny women contraception coverage, an element of the new health care bill.
Chris Yung funeral winds through streets of Prince William CountyComment
For family members of Prince William County Police officer Chris Yung, whose funeral was held Friday just days after he was killed in the line of duty, the ceremonies were exactly they way their loved one would have wanted them.
Officer Chris Yung's funeral FridayComment
Funeral services argoing on now for a Prince William County police officer who died after his motorcycle struck a minivan in Bristow earlier this week.
Prince William County burglaries: Four reported since New Year's EveComment
More than $30,000 worth of goods and cash have been taken in a series of burglaries across Prince William County since New Year's Day, county police officials say.
Justin Wolfe could be released ThursdayComment
Wolfe was convicted in 2002 for a drug-related murder, but he could be release Thursday if a judge's ruling sticks.
Chris Yung honored at Bristow vigilComment
Mournful police officers, the citizens they serve and the victim's family gathered on a bone-chilling night to grieve over the sudden loss of Officer Yung.
Chris Yung killed in Bristow vehicle crashComment
Chris Yung, a motorcycle officer, was killed Monday afternoon after he was involved in a vehicle crash with a minivan in Bristow. As of Tuesday afternoon, no charges had been filed against the elderly driver of Gainesville.
Antoine McIver wanted for alleged role in armed carjackingComment
A group of young preteens and teenagers - none of them older than 17 - were arrested and charged Wednesday night for their alleged roles in an armed carjacking in Manassas, authorities say.
Two shot at Manassas Park convenience store; suspect in custodyComment
Two people were shot at the Sheetz convenience store in Manassas Park Saturday afternoon. A suspect is in custody, police say.
Woodbridge EconoLodge sexual assault suspect soughtComment
An employee at a Woodbridge EconoLodge was sexually assaulted inside one of the motel's rooms late Wednesday night, Prince William County Police officials say, and investigators have very little to go on in terms of a description of the suspect.
Justin Wolfe: Defense seeks to halt retrial for murderComment
Lawyers for a Virginia man whose murder conviction and death sentence were thrown out will try Tuesday to get a judge to stop prosecutors from re-trying him for the murder of a fellow drug dealer.
Econo Lodge housekeeper assaulted; suspect at largeComment
Investigators say the woman was cleaning a room at the Econo Lodge on Gordon Boulevard when a man walked in and grabbed her.
Suspect tries to abduct woman in WoodbridgeComment
A 46-year-old woman reports that a man tried to kidnap her while she was walking her dog Saturday morning in Woodbridge.
East Coast rapist: Aaron Thomas backs out of plea dealComment
Aaron Thomas, the man who allegedly raped more than a dozen women across the East Coast for more than a decade, has backed out of a plea deal in Prince William County in connection to the rape of two girls in Northern Virginia.
Prince William County election results 2012Comment
Check out 2012 election returns from Prince William County.
RecommendedRecent Facebook Activity
Only On 7
ABC7 News at 4 Now Weekdays!ABC7 is giving you MORE news in your afternoons with an extra hour, an hour earlier! Join ABC7's Leon Harris and Alison Starling for what's trending in your community and world. Every weekday afternoon at 4pm right after "The Queen Latifah Show" at 3pm on ABC7.


text:
"Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert" director Stephan Elliot, whose new film "Easy Virtue" has commenced nationwide, tells Blaze that there's a chance he may direct a feature film version of the "Priscilla" musical. You can thank a near fatal Skiing accident on the French Alps, if it comes to fruition.
"I'm only just back on the bus, but of course there is [a chance]", says the Australian filmmaker.
The stage show, which features Michael Caton ("Strange Bedfellows") in Australia, and Jason Donovan in the UK, includes original lines from the movie, but also has additional lines such as references to Kylie (Minogue). Refreshingly, the stage production is its own entity compared to the film, and has its own additional surprises. It's been compared to the "Footloose" stage show – which is essentially its own beast.
There was a stage that Elliot, whose other film credits include "Eye of the Beholder" and "Welcome to Woop Woop", said he'd never return to Priscilla.
"Part of what the skiing accident taught me, was to get over myself. I'd spent my life trying to distance myself from Priscilla. No matter what I did, people would say "But it's not Priscilla!†It was Richard O'Brien who sat me down and said, "It's the same with me and Rocky Horror. But consider yourself lucky that you've got one of these.†So, after the accident, I finally let go of it and said "I'm never going to top it, but so what.â€
Elliot's headed to the UK next week to see the stage show.
Thanks to 'James'
- Wyrmwood - April 2, 2015
- The Flash promo teases the big finale - April 2, 2015
- An American for male lead in Jungle Book : Origins - April 2, 2015
- Transporter reboot gets pushed back - April 2, 2015
- Greg Mclean gunning for Belco Experiment - April 1, 2015
- Bloodline returning for season two - April 1, 2015
- What a Croc! - April 1, 2015
- The Lawnmower Man cuts From Dusk Till Dawn - April 1, 2015
- Trailer : Mad Max : Fury Road - April 1, 2015
- It Follows expanding any further this Friday! - April 1, 2015
Against the Current - the band, not adventures in dangerous swimming 101
Zedd - If our love is tragedy, why are you my remedy? (Well, answer my question!)
Arrow (Okay, Felicity from Arrow!)
Chrissy Costanza (cat eyes and buttery lyrics!)
Girls (TV) (Okay, Allison Williams!)
Movies - especially when they play in the dark.
Twin Peaks (TV)
Friends (TV) (It had me at "No way are you cool enough to pull Clint"; damn straight, Chandler!)
Traveling - preferably where water is, so I can splash someone!
Star Wars trilogy - no, the other one, fella!
Alex G - far more talented than her younger brother Alex H
Cameron Crowe movies - Say Anything..., Jerry Maguire, Almost Famous
The sign 'Free Wi-Fi'.
Reenacting dance/song scenes from "Grease" with my little girl (hey! Wait till you see my 'Summer Lovin'! - don't judge)
Die Hard - 40 stories of Sheer Adventure!
Alex Goot & Friends (his enemies aren't half as talented!)
Cooking up a nice dish and sitting in the entertainment area, on a cool night, basking in it's greatness.
Inflatable kids pools full of Vodka Lime Crush.
Acidic Email from angry, over passionate teenagers after I trash something "Twilight"-related on the site. Sparkle elsewhere.
My baby girl's big, caring heart.


text:
Categories See All →
Search Articles
33 active user(s)(in the past 15 minutes)
31 guests, 0 anonymous users
Karamsoul, Bing, Yahoo, Sailor Liztress, Google
Karamsoul, Bing, Yahoo, Sailor Liztress, Google
Etrian Mystery Dungeon To Get Free DLC For First Month
Mar 20 2015 06:52 AM | Sailor Liztress in Nintendo
Atlus USA announced that for the first month after the release of Etrian Mystery Dungeon for the Nintendo 3DS will be available for free. After that time, the price for the DLC will revert to its full price. In the first three DLC quests, you get to...
Read story → 2 comments Etrian Mystery Dungeon, 3DS, DLC
Puzzle & Dragons Z + Puzzle & Dragons Super Mario Bros. Edition Confirmed for May Release
Mar 19 2015 12:36 PM | Jason Clement in Nintendo
We've known Puzzle & Dragons Z + Puzzle & Dragons Super Mario Bros. Edition was coming ever since the last Nintendo Direct aired in January, but today Nintendo finally confirmed a release date for the dual title: May 22! Puzzle & Dragons Z...
Read story → 2 comments and 2 more...
Nintendo Download - March 19th, 2015 (North America)
Mar 19 2015 05:10 AM | Jonathan Higgins in Nintendo
This week's Nintendo Download gets the party started right--Mario Party 10, to be precise. That's their flagship title for the week, to be sure, with the game's March 20th release right around the corner. Still, if partying isn't your thing, there are...
Read story → 5 comments Nintendo Download, Mario Party 10 and 3 more...
Nintendo Announces Work is Underway on New Platform Codenamed NX
Mar 17 2015 12:22 AM | Jason Clement in Nintendo
Earlier today during Nintendo and DeNA's press conference in which they announced a business alliance that will allow them to create mobile games using Nintendo IP, Nintendo CEO Satoru Iwata brought up an interesting tidbit regarding the company's next...
Read story → 4 comments NX, Nintendo
Nintendo and DeNA Enter Business Alliance To Develop Mobile Game Apps Featuring Nintendo IP
Mar 16 2015 11:51 PM | Jason Clement in Nintendo
A surprise press conference by Nintendo and DeNA earlier today has revealed some huge revelations as both companies announced that will be entering into a business and capital alliance to develop new game apps for smart devices as well as building a ne...
Read story → 3 comments Nintendo, DeNA
Marvelous Cancels Kaio: King of Pirates
Mar 14 2015 01:49 PM | Jason Clement in Nintendo
If you have enjoyed Keiji Infaune's few games he's made after leaving Capcom, I have bad news for you; Comcept and Marvelous's Kaio: King of Pirates—a game about anthropomorphic pirate animals—has been cancelled. The title was one of Inafune's first a...
Read story → 1 comments Kaio: King of Pirates, Marvelous and 2 more...
New Nintendo 3DS XL Charging Cradle Now Available on Nintendo's Site
Mar 09 2015 02:19 PM | Jason Clement in Nintendo
The New Nintendo 3DS XL charging cradle is finally here for those that are looking to charge with ease. Unfortunately, it does not come with an AC adapter, so you're just getting the cradle itself. It should be noted that this cradle is also only comp...
Read story → 5 comments New Nintendo 3DS XL, 3DS
Top Stories From Around the Web


text:
HOME MLB Tampa Bay Rays Gear Tampa Bay Rays Ladies Tampa Bay Rays Ladies Pet Supplies Product ID: 1737457
Main Content
This item ships within one business day.
$4.99 flat rate shipping. See other shipping options.
Include your pet in the game day fun with this Tampa Bay Rays pet jersey! Mesh panels and lightweight material keeps Fido calm, cool and collected during intense plays. Bright screen print graphics proclaim your pup's Rays pride louder than any bark could express. Best of all, this neat jersey is machine-washable, so your pet can sport his Tampa Bay pride for every game!
- 100% Polyester fabric
- Dazzle shoulders, sleeves & side panels
- Imported
- Machine wash and dry
- Mesh jersey
- Officially licensed NFL product
- Rib-knit collar & cuffs
- Screen print numbers & logos
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
Within City
Within 1 mile
Within 2 miles
Within 5 miles
Within 10 miles
Within 20 miles
Sort by
highest rated first
closest first
most reviewed first
best match
alphabetical order
sponsored result
<p>\"16 Years Reliable Service, 24 Hour Service Certified Drivers - Fully Ins\"</p>
Contact Us For Information
'Only the Best for you'
"Adams has been around for a long time. They are always busy, and they have an excellent reputation. The have excellent prices and they work is fast and ..."
"I have used Hirzel's as my florist for many years, not only due to my goal to support local businesses, but because when I call and ask for ..."
"This flower shop is a little bit more than buying your flowers in the grocery store, but the flowers are fresher and the best thing is that they ..."
"We used Ken's in Perrysburg, for our mothers funeral arrangements, their employee Jesi, was kind and really helpful, she showed us lots of beautiful arrangements to choose from,wanted ..."
"for the Perrysburg Ohio Store. Make sure you bring a copy of the current ad to the check out register with you. This store does not program it's ..."


text:
Since its modest beginnings as Live at Squamish, the now renamed (and soon-to-be-revamped) Squamish Valley Music Festival has been a beacon for Vancouver and B.C.-based musicians.
From Peak Performance Project finalists to up-and-coming indie acts looking to make a name for themselves, the roster at Squamish has always been generously peppered with some of the best our city and province have to offer.
This year will be no different.
But while favourites like Dan Mangan and Said the Whale are kind of a given (they both play the Stawamus stage — a.k.a. the main stage — on Friday, Aug. 9), the true surprises usually pop up on the smaller stages away from the big show.
Who will you discover that will blow your mind this year? Who can create the same kind of crazy buzz Rich Hope brewed with his two-piece attack in 2010, or the electricity that electro combo Humans conjured up last year with a set that almost obliterated the Meadow Stage?
Here are three Vancouver acts we're willing to put some money on:
Jordan Klassen
With his new full-length album Repentance just around the corner, singer-songwriter Jordan Klassen may well be B.C.'s answer to Bon Iver and the Shins. Recently signed to Nevado Records (home to Yukon Blonde and Bahamas), Klassen has been turning heads with his confessional brand of songwriting. If someone can stun and silence a crowd, it's Klassen.
Aug. 9, 6:10 p.m. | Market Square Stage
The Ballantynes
A little bit of soul never hurt anyone, so if you need to get your groove on, look no further than Vancouver garage gospel/funk machine The Ballantynes. With its hip-shaking, tambourine slamming, organ grinding good times, this is one act that should really heat things up this weekend. While a debut full-length album is still in the works, look for their seven-inch platters on Vancouver label La Ti Da Records.
Aug. 10, 4:45 p.m. | Market Square Stage
Bear Mountain
The duo of Ian Bevis and Kyle Statham could very well shake up everyone in the final moments of this year's Squamish Valley Music Festival. Working as Bear Mountain, the pair have been building steam steadily over the past year, finding a home on Windish Agency's roster and releasing their long-awaited debut XO on Last Gang Records earlier this year. Feelgood vibes, electro/house beats and quivering Ray Lamontagne-style vocals sound like an odd mix? You'll be surprised.
Aug. 10, 11 p.m. | Market Square Stage
VIEW MORE PHOTOS HERE, or if you're using a mobile app, tap the story image and swipe.
•Squamish Valley Music Festival
Aug. 8-10 | Hendrickson Field and Loggers Sports Grounds (Squamish)
Info, directions and tickets: squamishfest.ca
For our online coverage of the Squamish Valley Music Festival, including an online version of the festival's "survival" guide, live tweets, reviews, photos and more, visit vancouversun.com/squamishfest.
More Squamish
Saturday: Review of Friday's performances at the festival in The Vancouver Sun and online at vancouversun.com.
Monday: Final recap of the 2013 Squamish Valley Music Festival in The Vancouver Sun.
The biggest sale of the year, on now! Find almost $4 million worth of items such as cars, trips, furniture, gift cards and more at discounts of up to 50% off. Don't miss out as savvy shoppers will move fast to take advantage of these deep discounts. Sale ends Wednesday, April 1, at 9 p.m. Like it? Buy it before its gone. Brought to you by The Vancouver Sun and The Province.


text:
Alums and current participants of the Grayslake Jazz Combo Workshop 2013 join professional players onstage at the Drew Chapin Memorial Jazz Jam Session held on August 6, 2013 in Central Park, Grayslake.
Registration Open--GJCW '15
Registration is now open for the summer, 2015 session of the Grayslake Jazz Combo Workshop (GJCW).
Now in its 15th summer, GJCW provides improvisers of all ages the opportunity to play and improvise over jazz tunes in a jazz combo. Learn what notes to play over chords, how to structure a good jazz solo, how to start and end a tune, and how to play with good jazz rhythm and feel.
|Get details
|Workshop flier
|Register online
|Pay via credit card
2nd Sunday Jam Session
Our next 2nd Sunday Jazz Jam session will take place Sunday, Apr. 12th from 4-5:30 at the Chapin Jazz Studio. All improvisers and listeners are welcome. See flyer. Watch this space for the coached tune.
In March, Nicole, Gabe, Kale, Lisa, Robert, Griffin and Jackson, supported by Mr. Chapin and Mr. Jacobs, started with Little Sunflower, and then played Freddie the Freeloader, Song for My Father, and Take the A Train, to name a few.
Coached tunes we've explored at past jams: Little Sunflower, Mr. P. C., Sister Sadie, Impressions, Take the A Train, C Jam Blues, All Blues, Centerpiece, Equinox, Doxy, So Danco Samba, and Cantaloupe Island.
About Chapin Jazz Studio
The Chapin Jazz Studio, located in downtown Grayslake, offers private lessons, improv coaching, workshops, and jam sessions...
- for students of all ages interested in learning to play jazz piano
- for instrumentalists wanting to improve their improvisation
- for musicians who want real-world experience playing in a jazz combo.
The studio is equipped with a Yamaha acoustic piano, multiple electronic keyboards, an upright and electric bass, drum set, amps, music stands, and computing devices--everything individuals and groups need to advance in their study of jazz and improvisation.
Bill Chapin brings to this creative learning environment more than 30 years as a jazz pianist, educator, and learning technology specialist. Musically, Bill continues to advance his own skills as a jazz piano performer and improviser through ongoing study, steady work at area clubs, and teaching. Bill also founded and co-leads the Grayslake Jazz Combo Workshop. This summer program provides opportunities for jazz students in grades 7-13 to develop their improvisational skills in a jazz combo.
Sign up for my newsletter, below, to hear about opportunities to play jazz, upcoming workshops, improv tips, and where I'm playing. Watch the calendar on the right for dates when Bill is at work playing piano or leading a student group in the pursuit of "creative growth through improvisation."


text:
This 1995 Porsche Carrera is in Iris Blue Metallic with Grey/Midnight and has less than 62k miles. In 1993 Porsche introduced what is regarded by... More
2011 PORSCHE CARRERA GTS CABRIOLET SPECTACULAR CONDITION! ONLY 9,582 CAREFULLY DRIVEN MILES! MOST DESIRED ALL BLACK COLOR COMBINATION! ALL BOOKS, RECORDS, MANUALS, ORIGINAL WINDOW STICKER! STILL UNDER FACTORY WARRANTY! FITTED... More
Lexus of North Miami is pleased to offer from its ever growing exotic motorcar inventory this flawless 2013 Porsche 911 Carrera Cabriolet with only... More
PORSCHE: 1975 Carrera, highly original US Carrera delivered to CA, matching numbers with original interior, one high quality repaint, factory colors of silver metallic... More
PORSCHE: 1997 Carrera coupe, red over black, 49,000 miles from new, excellent car that has always been maintained with no paintwork evident, $59,500 obo.... More


text:
Local Veterinarians in Your Area
9836 Lee Hwy, Fairfax, VA 22030
For over 30 years, Town & Country Animal Hospital has been serving the needs of pets and their owners in Northern Virginia and the Washington metropolitan area. Our services consist of the following: Preventative Care: (check ups, vaccinations, flea and tick prevention, routine bloodwork, and
320 Maple Ave E, Vienna, VA 22180
Welcome to the Oakton-Vienna Veterinary Hospital Where Doctors and Staff strive to provide uncompromised professional health care for your pet through personalized care, a "Standard of Care Concept" that requires several unconditional commitments on our part: 1. We commit to do our best to
140 Park Street SE, Vienna, VA 22180
The Hope Center is an emergency and specialty veterinary hospital located in Vienna, Virginia. We combine experienced emergency veterinarians with board-certified specialists to offer pets in the Northern Virginia area the highest level of compassionate, expert medical care. We are one of the few
12948 Travilah Rd Suite E, Potomac, MD 20854
Since 1984 Glenvilah Veterinary Clinic has been a full-service veterinary medical facility, located in Potomac, MD. The professional and courteous staff at Glenvilah Veterinary Clinic seek to provide the best possible medical care, surgical care and dental care for their highly-valued patients. We
8204 Leesburg Pike, Vienna, VA 22182
A great local veterinarian loves your pet (almost) as much as you do by providing the best preventive pet health care. From nose-to-tail veterinary medical exams to vaccinations, microchipping, dental care and surgery, you'll find the vet your pet deserves at your neighborhood Banfield Petview deal
8429 Lee Highway, Fairfax, VA 22031
The mission of Merrifield Animal Hospital is to provide quality veterinary services to our clients and community. Commitment to high standards and continuous quality improvement is evidenced by: recruiting and retaining excellent staff; affiliating with renowned institutions and specialists;view deal
3226 Old Catlett Road, Catlett, VA 20119
Welcome to Catlett Animal Hospital. The office of Dr. Gibson and her wonderful staff. We are located at 3226 Old Catlett Road in Catlett, VA. On top of offering excellent routine care, we are equipped to provide Cold Laser Therapy and Laser Surgery. We treat your pets with the loving care that they
10229 Falls Rd., Potomac, MD 20854
Welcome to Falls Road Veterinary Hospital, in Potomac, MD convient to the Bethesda and Rockville, MD areas. Our philosophy is to provide the most comprehensive, up-to-date small animal medical care possible to our patients, combined with a well-informed clientele. Our veterinarians have established
14200 Clopper Rd, Boyds, MD 20841
A Cat Clinic in Boyds, MD is a full service feline veterinary hospital. It is our commitment to provide quality veterinary care throughout the life of your cat. Our services and facilities are designed to assist in routine preventive care for young, healthy cats; early detection and treatment of
500 Perry Parkway, Gaithersburg , MD 20877
We provide 24 hour emergency services and specialty veterinary services such as acupuncture, behavior, internal medicine, diagnostic imaging (radiology, ultrasonography, CT imaging), neurology, neurosurgery, surgery (orthopedic and soft tissue), sports medicine, oncology, physical therapy and


text:
Sign in to digital edition
Tuesday 31 Mar 2015
By Anny Shaw. Web onlyPublished online: 10 April 2014
An exhibition about homosexuality in Africa is due to go ahead in Senegal next month, despite a leading academic advising the gallery against it. "The show will cause controversy, but we will not censor ourselves," says the independent curator Ato Malinda, although she declined to reveal the name of the academic.
"Precarious Imaging: Visibility and Media Surrounding African Queerness" (7 May-18 July), will feature works by Kader Attia, Andrew Esiebo, Zanele Muholi, Amanda Kerdahi M. and Jim Chuchu. Malinda is co-organising the show with Koyo Kouoh, the artistic director at Raw Material Company, a non-profit art centre in Dakar where the exhibition opens as part of the informal programme for Dak'Art 2014, the 11th Biennale of Contemporary African Art (9 May-8 June).The aim, says Malinda, is to shed light on a persecuted African minority and to examine the African media's often denigrating coverage of same-sex-couples. Homosexuality is illegal in Senegal, as it is in 37 other African countries, according to Amnesty International.Zanele Muholi, an activist and photographer from South Africa, is showing her popular "Faces and Phases" series, which she has worked on since 2007. The photographs, depicting black lesbian and transgender women, have not been shown in Senegal before. "In a lot of these images the women are recognisable; they might be our daughters or the girl next door," Malinda says. "It is important that people see these women in this light." The Egyptian-American artist Amanda Kerdahi M. is also presenting a work about African women. 100 Conversations, 2014, is a video of Kerdahi interviewing 100 women in Cairo about their sexualities while smoking with them. Women are forbidden from smoking in public in Egypt. To protect their identity, the camera zooms in on the interviewees' mouths and the conversations were filmed without sound. Gay men from Lagos are the subject of the Nigerian photographer Andrew Esiebo's ongoing project "Who We Are". The series is particularly powerful given the context in which the images were made. In January, the Nigerian president strengthened the country's anti-gay laws; now same-sex couples could face up to 14 years in prison. Jim Chuchu, who is from Kenya, where homosexuality is illegal but accepted in some parts of society, is showing three works from his "Pagan" series, which explores the idea that homophobia was a concept introduced by missionaries and colonials. "Chuchu's work speaks to a known past when the word 'sodomy' was unknown by us, and same-sex activities were an accepted preference," Malinda says. Meanwhile, the French-Algerian artist Kader Attia presents Collage, 2011, an hour-long video about the lives of transsexuals in Algiers and Mumbai."The time is ripe to talk about homosexuality in Africa," Malinda says. "In some countries like Uganda the change is happening for the worse, but in some, like Kenya, it is changing for the better."
Newsletter and alerts: weekly and breaking news email
Digital edition: the complete latest issue, exactly as it was printed
The Art Newspaper TV: reports, interviews and features
Excellent! Great to see someone standing up to the bigots and religious people who think they are the only people on Earth. Knowing Senegals hideous record when it comes to LGBT people, this *may* be a step forward. Hope there are no retaliations. Congratualtions!
All comments are moderated. If you would like your comment to be approved, please use your real name, not a pseudonym. We ask for your email address in case we wish to contact you - it will not be
made public and we do not use it for any other purpose.
Characters remaining
Want to write a longer comment to this article? Email email@example.com
Excellent! Great to see someone standing up to the bigots and religious people who think they are the only people on Earth. Knowing Senegals hideous...
Share this
Also in
Vienna museum director calls for time limit on Nazi-loot restitution claims
Turkish president appeals ruling that he must pay damages to artist
Political unrest forces museums and cultural centres to close in Yemen
Tate reconsiders returning Constable seascape
Trial date set after 14 charged for museum thefts
Also by
Anny Shaw
Sotheby's launches live auctions on eBay
Institute of Contemporary Arts' first Hong Kong outing
Fair wades deeper into contemporary waters
UK galleries gain prize works from Lucian Freud's estate
Art gets rough justice in South African court
Subscribe to The Art Newspaper...
Advertise in The Art Newspaper Network...
Sign up to receive the weekly email newsletter...
Search through The Art Newspaper Archive...
Contact the team at The Art Newspaper...
© The Art Newspaper


text:
What a new NAILS editor learned from Vicki Peters.
Read more
To meet demand of her branded foot cream, Footnanny opened a retail location and spa in Los Angeles.
Nail trends from the 2015 Golden Globe awards included metallics, berries, and a hint of nail art.
Update:Two lucky winners will be selected at random to receive an entire box of Mr. Nail Art supplies.
Get a preview of the nail education classes being offered at ISSELB this year.
Buy a bottle of Vicki Gella and support the Peters family.
Follow this step-by-step for a glamorous design perfect for any New Year's Eve celebration.
The update allows you to maximize your mobile-use experience, especially for Android users.
Congratulations to the lucky winners who were selected at random!
Watson took to Facebook to announce the debut of her educational YouTube Channel.
Sinful Colors is asking fans to paint their thumbnails red as a reminder to drive safely.
Inspired by its new Hawaii collection, OPI hosted an intensive Artistic Design Preview with its global artists and invited guests at Siren Studios in Hollywood, Calif.
Brace yourself for Marsala, Pantone's newly named hue of 2015.
Robert Nguyen is changing the nail art game one LED light at a time.
CND hosted its third "I Heart CND" event in Virginia for nail professionals in the Washington D.C. area.
Get a free preview issue and a Free Gift
Subscribe Today!


text:
March market update: More volatility
The U.S. economy should provide stability, but it's going to be a bouncier market.
- Fidelity Viewpoints
- – 03/07/2014
The good news is the U.S economy should provide fundamental support and stability, but it's going to be a bouncier market, a little noisier, more turbulent perhaps than we've seen in the last couple years, says Dirk Hofschire, senior vice president of Asset Allocation Research. He explains why, and also discusses what it might mean for the markets and investors, in his monthly market update with Lars Schuster, institutional portfolio manager for Strategic Advisers, Inc., a Fidelity Investments company.
Schuster: We've seen a bit more softening in economic data. Is this a worsening trend?
Hofschire: That is the million-dollar question. Is this the beginning of a new trend or is it a weather-related issue? I think it's going to come down on the side of this being mostly weather related. There have also been some seasonal adjustments, which makes it hard at this time of year to figure it out. I think the underlying trend is still solid, and one of the reasons is that I don't see any fundamental changes to the midcycle underpinnings that I've been talking about for the last several months.
So I'm focusing less on the noisy data that's been moving back and forth the past few weeks, and more on leading economic indicators. The consumer— the biggest driver of the U.S. economy— remains stable. I think one of the reasons is that the employment market is continuing to improve. Payroll numbers have been somewhat disappointing, but leading indicators like consumer confidence in jobs and small-business intentions to hire are still going up, so I think unemployment's coming down. Put that together with low inflation and real wage growth, and there is a good outlook.
Looking at some sectors like housing and business investment, the numbers have been relatively noisy. But I think the supply-demand fundamentals and housing are still fairly balanced. Business investment profits are strong and there's less policy and fiscal uncertainty than we've had in years past. Put this all together and I think the U.S. is still in a solid trend. We're going to see a weaker first quarter as a result of the weather, but it's still a self-sustaining midcycle expansion.
Schuster: It continues to be a challenging environment for emerging markets. What are you seeing?
Hofschire: It is really a contrast to where we are in the U.S. Emerging-market economies in general are more in the late-cycle stage of the business cycle. In the late cycle, you tend to get tightening of credit conditions, deteriorating profits, and some overcapacity—built-up inventories—and other things in the economy that need to be worked off. I see this in many different economies. I see it in China, the largest emerging market, which has had a huge credit buildup over the past several years and has a lot of excess capacity in areas like real estate. Put this together with political risks and uncertainty in some of these countries—the monetary tightening that's going on as some of their currencies come under pressure—and this poses challenges for many emerging economies from a cyclical standpoint. It doesn't mean an all-out crisis, nor does it mean a risk-off environment for the whole world, but it is a more challenging cyclical place for emerging markets.
Schuster: What's your outlook for the stock market the next few months?
Hofschire: As we started the year, my thesis was that it is going to be a more volatile year than last year. In 2013, risk markets—especially in the U.S.—rose fairly steadily without a lot of volatility. We've already seen quite a bit of volatility right out of the gates in January. February was somewhat calm, but now Ukraine and Russia are in the news and we're seeing more volatility again. Volatility is going to be my expectation over the next few months. In part, because we've had several years of asset price increases. There's more good news priced into these markets now than there had been in the past. There are also catalysts from slower liquidity growth out of the Federal Reserve, China's imbalances, and the political risk we're seeing in Eastern Europe and other places, which have the potential to unsettle markets. The good news is that the U.S. economy hasn't changed and should still provide some fundamental support and some stability for markets, but it's going to be a bouncier market, a little noisier, more turbulence perhaps than we've seen in the past few years.
Learn more
- See whether your investment mix is in line with your long-term goals with Portfolio Review.
- Research stock and bond mutual funds.
- Research stock and bond ETFs.
- See how your assets are currently allocated globally by accessing the Geographic Distribution page in Fidelity GPS.
Keep in mind that investing involves risk. The value of your investment will fluctuate over time and you may gain or lose money.
Diversification/asset allocation does not ensure a profit or guarantee against loss.
Portfolio Review is an educational tool.
Fidelity Guided Portfolio SummarySM (Fidelity GPSSM) is an enhanced analytical capability provided for educational purposes only.
Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC, Member NYSE, SIPC, 900 Salem Street, Smithfield, RI 02917


text:
HOMECOMING, directed by Mark Jean, screenplay by Christopher Carlson & Mark Jean, from the book by Cynthia Voigt, cinematography by Toyomichi Kurita, produced by Jack Baran and Shiro Sasaki; starring Anne Bancroft, Kimberlee, Peterson, Trevor O'Brien, Hanna R. Hall and William Greenblatt
Loading more stuff…
Hmm…it looks like things are taking a while to load. Try again?
TM + © 2015 Vimeo, LLC. All rights reserved.
Made with k in NYC.
Your content preferences apply to any Vimeo videos you view. Learn more about content preferences in our FAQ.


text:
Sport pilot practices take-offs and landings (touch and go's) with the amazing Zenair STOL CH 701 kit airplane from Zenith Aircraft Company. Awesome light airplane!
Loading more stuff…
Hmm…it looks like things are taking a while to load. Try again?
TM + © 2015 Vimeo, LLC. All rights reserved.
Made with k in NYC.
Your content preferences apply to any Vimeo videos you view. Learn more about content preferences in our FAQ.


text:
Call our customer service representatives and get expert advices for your Dremel tool.
The Dremel 8300 Multi-Max variable-speed cordless oscillating tool kit gives you the power to do more at home and on the go. With fast side-to-side motion, the Multi-Max can take on a variety of projects that involve repair, remodeling, or restoration. Powered by the 12V MAX lithium-ion battery, our oscillating multi-tool kit makes it easier to get more done between charges.
AustraliaPhone: 1-300-30-70-448 am - 5 pmNew ZealandPhone: 0-800-54-33-538 am - 5 pm
This tool is available as part of a kit.


text:
The Stones never played here and the Black Panthers didn't march in protest. It's a place where you bring your aunt or teach your son to ride a bike
Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak won't say if he approved a move by his party's finance critic to bill taxpayers over $20,000 last year for a second residence in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
The latest survey by Forum Research put Mitzie Hunter at 38% support, followed by the PCs' Ken Kirupa at 32% and NDP hopeful Adam Giambrone at 21%
The Ontario legislature won't sit again until at least January, and yet, people still go there. So Steve Murray went to see what it is they do
Dalton McGuinty is appealing to Ontario teachers not to withdraw from extracurricular activities because they're angry with the government
At last year's Al-Quds Day, speakers likened Israel to a cancer, waved yellow Hezbollah flags and hoisted images of Ayatollah Khomeini, the Iranian leader of the Islamic Revolution who started the day in 1979 to mark the last Friday of Ramadan
The New Democrats actually abstained, leaving the Liberals to out vote the Conservatives to pass their budget, avoiding the automatic defeat of the minority government
Premier Dalton McGuinty threatened to call a snap election last week after the NDP and Conservatives removed sections of the minority government's budget.
Andrea Mandel-Campbell knows more about the nitty-gritty of a political career than I do, having actually run for office, and if she had won would undoubtedly have made a good, hard-working member of Ontario's Provincial Parliament. But there's a fundamental problem with her argument that MPPs need to be paid well in order to attract […]
The Liberals' Bill 13 is floundering at third reading and will not make it to committee unless the official opposition quits ringing their bells and participates in debate


text:
- Home
- News
- People
- Events
- Jobs
- Resources
- Store
- Subscribe NowNewsletters & Alerts
NBCU to rebrand G4 as Esquire channel
- Annlee Ellingson
- Staff Writer- L.A. Biz
- Email | Twitter
Geeks knew something was up at G4 when the cable channel canceled its flagship programs "Attack of the Show" and "X-Play." Turns out they were right to suspect they'd be losing their home base on television, as the Hollywood Reporter has discovered that NBCUniversal will rebrand G4 as the Esquire channel.
Under a deal with the magazine's parent Hearst Corporation, the new network will attempt to attract metrosexuals underserved by adrenaline-fueled brands like Spike and History with a new mix of programming that includes cooking, travel and fashion shows—as well as gaming, in a nod to its nerd DNA. With the rebranding expected to launch in the first half of 2013, some of these shows are already in production.
But perhaps this latest development is a victory of sorts for geeks everywhere, signaling that nerd culture and its video games, gadgets, comic books, genre flicks, etc., have entered the mainstream and are just as likely to appeal to the growing demographic of the upscale, modern male NBCUniversal hopes to attract with the Esquire brand.
The move comes a year after NBC marketing executive Adam Stotsky took over as general manager of G4 and reunites NBCUniversal and Hearst, who were once co-owners in A&E Networks. Hearst still maintains a stake in the cable group, which includes A&E, Bio, History and Lifetime.
If you are commenting using a Facebook account, your profile information may be displayed with your comment depending on your privacy settings. By leaving the 'Post to Facebook' box selected, your comment will be published to your Facebook profile in addition to the space below.
Most Popular
- Most popular
- Slideshows
- Emailed
- Quiksilver removes CEO, CFO resigns
- Nasty Gal opening second store in Santa Monica
- J2 Global buys SugarSync
- Q&A: Why big brands are crowdsourcing creative content on Tongal
- Box-office preview: Moviegoers to 'Get Hard' or go 'Home'
- Stamps.com to buy online shipping company Endicia
- Universal Studios' 'Fast & Furious' ride to open June 25
- Dollar Shave Club debuts new products for the hair members keep
- Ikea begins demolition work on Burbank store
- Honk tows $12 million Series A
Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Walter P Moore
Crystal & Company
Phoenix Marketing International
Morgan Stanley Private Wealth Management
Director Business Development Adsperity | Los Angeles, CA
Sr Multi-Disciplined Eng II Raytheon Company | Fullerton, CA
Accountant Reproductive Partners Medical Group, Inc. | Westminster, CA
COLLECTION SUPERVISOR LoanMe, Inc. | Anaheim, CA
Clinical Nurse Specialist- Neuroscience RN Community Regional Medical Nurse | Los Angeles, CA
Featured Property
$801 per sqft
For Sale
$801 per sqft
For Sale