text:
StarCraft II Wings of Liberty Review
In StarCraft II, it's still the Terrans, Zerg, and Protoss clashing against each other, and you're still mining minerals with SCVs, Drones, and Probes and pulling Vespene Gas from the ground to fuel production. It's a classic style of real-time strategy play, one old-school RTS gamers should be very familiar with. Compared to the changes Blizzard made between the traditional gameplay of Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness and the hero-based leveling elements of Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos, StarCraft II feels like a relatively safe play; a game designed to slide in and discreetly supplant its predecessor instead of ruffle the feathers of longtime StarCraft devotees and risk rejection. While it's not a revolutionary game, it is one of the most fully featured, expertly designed, and impressively refined real-time strategy experiences on the market.
Even though at its most basic level a lot of the game is familiar, much has been adjusted. In no area is this more apparent than in the single-player campaign. Blizzard's decision to split the overall story of StarCraft II into three parts sparked some controversy when it was first announced; basically that means you only get to play as the Terran faction (with a few exceptions) for the solo portion, and must wait until later for the Zerg and Protoss campaigns to be released to see the entirety of the story. While that affects some of the impact of the tale, it in no way means you'll be starved for content if all you're looking to do in StarCraft II is play alone. There's a huge campaign here that could easily take many hours to play through (depending on your style and level of difficulty). It's all exceedingly well presented, with a totally reworked narrative delivery system, a few instances of choice driving the story, and options for inter-mission upgrades that make it feel like more of an role-playing experience than a series of mission that exist solely to get you ready for the multiplayer.
Unlike the original game, this time around you won't be staring at the sparsely animated heads of major characters as they bicker and plot on video monitors between missions. Instead, Blizzard gives you a detailed world to play around in to give its fictional universe a greater sense of place and atmosphere. The action follows along with Jim Raynor, who begins the game as a gruff alcoholic in the process of rebelling against Arcturus Mengsk, the corrupt emperor of the Terran Dominion. If you've forgotten the StarCraft storyline or never got around to learning it, then it should be fairly easy to dig into this one, though you're going to miss a lot of references.
Regardless of your level of exposure to the fiction, it's difficult to ignore the eye-rolling cliches and talk of prophecies being fulfilled, and the overabundance of 1980s action movie-style macho posturing and cheesiness. It's all snugly wrapped around the missions though, which makes it easier to look beyond the standard sci-fi trappings and appreciate the detail that's gone into the creation of the character models, the smoothness of the animations, and the amount of character interaction packed into the experience. Since missions are bookended by cut-scenes, great voice acting, and rewards, it makes each feel important in its own way, and adds to your motivation to meet every challenge. It's something a lot of developers besides Blizzard have difficulty doing in this genre, with their missions often feeling like a string of meaningless, boring tasks.
Additional narrative is also provided through interactive environments between missions. You're able to explore various settings, from a dusty building at the campaign's outset to Raynor's starship, the Hyperion, and beyond as the action continues. Eventually the entirety of the game's options and locations are unlocked, letting you flip around to different areas of the ship to talk to major characters or purchase upgrades. On top of that, new units are unlocked depending on which mission you choose to take on next, which can be further modified in the upgrade center, adding significant bonuses to each like more effective healing for medics or boosted protection for Marines. Because the campaign isn't tied down by the strict rules of multiplayer balance, this also means you'll see a number of favorites return from the original. Firebats, Vultures, Goliaths and more can be unlocked and upgraded in the story mode, which is both a great nod to fans and adds more variety for new players. It's a system that's constantly giving you new things to play around with and ways to modify what's already available, making progressions more exciting.
As if that wasn't enough, even more options for army customization exist throughout the campaign, including a research system and mercenary units. These mercs can be hired by Raynor for a fee, and when deployed in battle serve as elite versions of existing units that are called in instantly. It can be great in a bind, and adds to the stable of available fighters when setting up a battle plan. Optional objectives in missions call for the collection of Protoss or Zerg research items, which can then be turned in between stages for even more upgrades. Along both Zerg and Protoss paths these upgrades exist in pairs – where selecting one locks out the other – meaning you'll have to make permanent decisions about things like whether you want to buff the armor of a Bunker or slap a gun turret on top. All these modification systems combined make for a highly customizable campaign experience that's consistently fun because it introduces a steady stream of new content and options, making sure there's always something to look forward to trying out for the first time.
Customization is a big part of the campaign's appeal, but really the best part is the mission design. It's quite a feat for Blizzard to stuff in this many missions and give each a unique feel, but that's exactly what's been done. Each can be broken down into basic and familiar escort, commando, defense, and assault types of tasks, but within each of these a special element is always thrown in. Sometimes it's a giant wave of fire slowly sweeping across a map spurring you to frequently relocate your base in pursuit of objectives. Sometimes it's a see-saw back and forth battle between armies as you vie to capture nodes located around map. Sometimes you'll just be in control of a single unit and need to stealth into enemy territory, relying on AI controlled allies to help wipe out detectors so you can snipe, slice and nuke your enemies into submission. I'd recommend any seasoned RTS player bump the difficulty to Hard since Normal is pretty easy, but regardless of skill level the game is always fun because the mission objectives are so diverse.
Then it's back to your ship to trade in credits, tweak your army, and talk to the crew. Considering each character usually has something new to say about each situation, in many cases revealing important or interesting plot points, it's worth hearing everyone out. Interacting with characters also helps establish a stronger relationship with them, which can make some of the decisions that eventually need to be made more meaningful. Depending on who you choose to side with at the culmination of a few story arcs can have a noticeable effect on what follows, both in terms of the rewards and the fate of the characters.
Personality is also established through detail in the environment. Unlocked units will appear in your ship's armory like trophies on a rack, there's a jukebox sitting in the Cantina filled with a wide selection of songs that meshes well with the kind of good-natured roughness that characterizes Raynor and his crew. There's even a newscast that runs new episodes during the entirety of the game that communicates a comedic side-story that would feel more at home in a role-playing game than an RTS. Even the menus feel meticulously developed, where descriptions of upgrades are backed up with embedded videos showing exactly what the upgrade does. It's a level of production value not often seen in the industry, and one that, as consumers who like being spoiled, is easy to appreciate.
On the subject of the actual story, it takes a little while to get to the interesting stuff. No doubt franchise fans will eat it up, but newcomers may be wondering what all the fuss is about while going through the early missions that lack the kind of urgency you would hope when the fate of civilization is in peril. By the end, it certainly makes you wish the second installment, called Heart of the Swarm, was available so you could move past dealing with Raynor's personal regrets and vendettas and focus instead of the larger issues facing Terran, Zerg, and Protoss forces. It's not all serious, though. There's plenty of humor injected into the story, from Blizzard in-jokes like the dancing Night Elf in the Cantina and the Lost Viking arcade game to Marine Tychus Findlay's insistence on smoking cigars inside his suit to the huge range of unit acknowledgements, it's a welcome counterbalance to the grim future all the races will eventually need to face.
When you've finally exhausted the campaign's content, it's time to head into the multiplayer portion and dive into all the new version of Blizzard's online service, battle.net, has to offer. What you'll find is a wide range of options for play, the star of which is the automated league and ladder system that ensures you're playing against someone of roughly comparable skill level. Before getting into that, though, if you're new to the game it's worth checking out all the tutorials and information Blizzard packed into battle.net. Everything from unit descriptions to tech trees to tutorials on how to play have been included so nobody should feel entirely lost.
Challenge missions also exist to allow you to more easily get acquainted with how each unit individually matches up against others. It's a handy tool for learning that Hellions can burn through groups of infantry or that Siege Tanks aren't the best unit to use against the Immortals' heavy shields. It also introduces you to concepts like using heavy units to soak up damage while ranged hit from afar, as well as familiarizes you with important skills like the Sentry's Force Field and Guardian Shield and the Corruptor's ability to enhance damage to air targets. Overall it's a great selection of conveniently placed and produced tutorial materials to help disperse the veil of elitist mystique that surrounds this game and let everyone pick it up and discover why it's so entertaining.
Once you're actually into the multiplayer, there's plenty to do. The progression online eases you into competitive play by giving you the option to practice on rush-proof maps before dropping you into placement play. Based on the placement results you're then assigned a league and division automatically with the intention of ensuring those you're matched up against are roughly of the same skill level. From what I've experienced since launch the system works well, placing me against fairly equal opponents across 1v1 or team games, which can be up to 4v4. All statistics are then tracked on battle.net as your position shifts depending on performance. Best of all is the replay feature, which allows you to save and relive any match in a convenient fashion. During the replay you can fast forward, reverse, and see a variety of statistics from the game including the all-important APM (actions per minute), that represents essentially how fast you are with issuing commands. It's an easy way to observe the build orders and see where you went wrong, and serves as yet another useful learning tool to ease in newcomers.
The catch is you need to connect through battle.net to get in a game, and you unfortunately won't find an option to play over a local area network. It's still possible to play with people you know, but you'll have to do so online by adding them to the in-game friends list and setting up a party. If, for whatever reason, you're without a reliable internet connection, you can at least log into battle.net offline and play the single-player and AI matches across an enormous number of Blizzard-made maps, though you won't earn Achievements this way. Being able to play offline is at least good news considering how many recent products require you to be constantly online even to play by yourself.
When you're finally set and ready for competitive play, you'll find one of the most finely tuned traditional real-time strategy experiences on the market. Every unit feels useful, every move has an impact. Terrans can set up defensive perimeters around their base by building supply depots. These can be lowered into the ground to let friendly forces pass, and can serve as a protective wall against rushers as Marines peg would-be invaders with machine gun blasts from safety. Memorization and swift reflexes are keys to success in StarCraft II, and knowing exactly what to build when can have dramatic effects on how a match plays out. The interaction and counters between the three races are still as entertaining as ever, particularly because of some of the new gameplay additions like the ability for some units to hop between tiers of land.
Having units that can move between different levels of terrain adds a ton of tactical options that make multiplayer games more dramatic. This can be especially brutal in a skilled Terran player's hand that manages to get a group of Reapers together and uses their jump jets to vault past an opponent's defenses and directly assault their resource gatherers to disrupt economic production. If the player's micromanagement skills are good enough, it's then possible to direct the fast-moving Reapers away from defenders, then hold off just long enough to fire a volley of shots, pecking away at pursuers as they themselves stay out of harm's way. For those playing against Protoss, there's perhaps no feeling more disheartening than establishing a huge army and setting up elaborate defenses only to have a giant group of Colossi waltz up a cliff at the unprotected back of your base and incinerate all that's been built with their devastating twin lasers. For whichever strategy you come to think is best in StarCraft II, there's a counter. It's just a matter of who can scout and react the fastest to changing conditions.
Much of the experience is going to be familiar to StarCraft fans, but there have been so many additions and tweaks that there's plenty to learn. A lot of players have already been figuring things out in the heavily publicized beta that ran for months pre-launch, and continued support in the months ahead can be expected as Blizzard keeps patching and tweaking the already excellent balance.
On the hardware side of things, it's nice that the game is capable of running on a wide variety of systems (though anyone with a powerful gaming machine will be happy to see the game looks beautiful at Ultra settings, with detailed character models that are especially striking close up during cut-scenes). Attention to detail throughout the rest of the game, like the sparring of the spider mines in Raynor's armory and general level of wear and tear in other environments (the spider web above the Cantina's television and boots hanging from the overhead wires) shows that a lot of thought was put into delivering believable environments. When you're actually playing the RTS portion of the game the visuals aren't quite as impressive, but you'll still get to see some great animations as units trot around the landscape with a sense of weight, get scorched by Hellions, dissolved by Roaches, or sliced in half by Zealots.
Closing Comments
Blizzard wasn't trying to do anything drastically different with StarCraft II. Much of the core gameplay of the original has been preserved, yet with plenty of tweaks, additional units and new abilities for veteran players to toy with and devise new approaches to competitive battles. Anyone intimidated by the notion of playing against live opponents will find a lot to enjoy, with a fantastically presented single-player campaign featuring impressively varied mission design supported by a memorable, though often cheesy, cast of characters. Then, if you're feeling courageous, the notion of venturing online is made more appealing by battle.net's automated ranking system that frequently matches you up with opponents of similar skill level. It's not a step forward for the genre, exactly, but StarCraft II is still one of the most polished, finely crafted and well presented real-time strategy games available.


text:
Enhances advertising, editorial, film, video, TV, Websites, and mobile experiences.
Thursday May 19th, Madrid. The centric square Puerta del Sol is full of people asking for a real democracy and for the power that the market and banks have over the government. The protests are peaceful, creating dialog to get voice power and flag-less. All kind of people are meeting here, some of them stay at night. There are organized groups of volunteers for maintaining the place clean, for cooking, communication groups, etc. Get more info here: http://www.facebook.com/SpanishRevolution http://madrid.tomalaplaza.net/ http://www.democraciarealya.es/?page_id=814
Europe is generally agreed to be the birthplace of western culture, including such legendary innovations as the democratic nation-state, football and tomato sauce.The word Europe comes from the Greek goddess Europa, who was kidnapped by Zeus and plunked down on the island of Crete. Europa gradually changed from referring to mainland Greece until it extended finally to include Norway and Russia.Don't be confused that Europe is called a continent without looking like an island, the way the other continents do. It's okay. The Ural mountains have steadily been there to divide Europe from Asia for the last 250 million years. Russia technically inhabits "Eurasia".Europe is presently uniting into one political and economic zone with a common currency called the Euro. The European Union originated in 1993 and is now composed of 27 member states. Its headquarters is in Brussels, Belgium.Do not confuse the EU with the Council of Europe, which has 47 member states and dates to 1949. These two bodies share the same flag, national anthem, and mission of integrating Europe. The headquarters of the Council are located in Strasbourg, France, and it is most famous for its European Court of Human Rights. In spite of these two bodies, there is still no single Constitution or set of laws applying to all the countries of Europe. Debate rages over the role of the EU in regards to national sovereignty. As of January 2009, the Lisbon Treaty is the closest thing to a European Constitution, yet it has not been approved by all the EU states. Text by Steve Smith.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Arizona Cardinals
Bird Bits: Non-existent offense plagues Cardinals in loss to Jets
Sure, you could read the box score and know who won, but we all know that won't tell you everything that happened in a football game. So, we will give you Bird Bits providing you with the analysis, quotes and notes from the Cardinals' 7-6 loss to the New York Jets.
The Story:
Looking for their first win since Week 4, the Cardinals turned to rookie quarterback Ryan Lindley for the second straight game against the New York Jets. While Lindley didn't have a four-turnover performance like he did in the team's loss to the Rams, the sixth-round draft pick was just as ineffective Sunday, if not more.
Lindley finished 10-of-31 for 72 yards, as Arizona wasted another terrific effort from its defense in a 7-6 road loss to the Jets.
The Good:
Kerry Rhodes returned to the Meadowlands to face his former team and did about as much as an opposing player could do to quiet a hostile New York crowd.
Rhodes picked off two Mark Sanchez passes in the first quarter, the first of which came on the first play from scrimmage. In the fourth quarter, Rhodes also forced a fumble on a pass play to running back Kahlil Bell. The fumble turned into the Cardinals' lone three points in the second half.
The Bad:
The Cardinals forced three turnovers and were rewarded with two missed field goals by Nick Folk in the first half, but offensively couldn't make the most of their opportunities. The team's only points in the first 30 minutes of play came on a Jay Feely field goal to end the half.
If not for a 40-yard run by safety Rashad Johnson -- the team's largest play of the day from scrimmage -- on a fake punt, Feely's kick would never have even happened.
When Lindley missed Sunday, he missed badly. After Rhodes' forced fumble in the fourth quarter, the Cardinals had the ball inside the Jets' 40-yard line. Unfortunately for Ken Whisenhunt and Co., Lindley misfired badly on two straight passes to Larry Fitzgerald (one catch for 23 yards) a la John Skelton in the team's loss to the Atlanta Falcons. Arizona settled for three points and never challenged the rest of the afternoon.
� The Cardinals defense has now forced 10 turnovers in their last two road contests.
� If there was one statistic that could properly sum up Sunday's pathetic performance on offense it would be third-down percentage. Arizona was 0-for-15 on the afternoon.
� Greg McElroy, a former seventh-round draft pick out of Alabama, came in during the third quarter to replace Mark Sanchez. McElroy's first career touchdown pass to Jeff Cumberland proved to be the difference.
� The Cardinals have now been held out of the end zone in three of their eight losses this season.
� Arizona has suffered three eight-game losing streaks since moving to the Valley. The last of which occurred in 2006.
Coming Up Next:
The Cardinals will stay out on the road next Sunday with a divisional game against Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks at 2:25 p.m. One of Arizona's four wins came against Seattle back in Week 1.
Most Popular
Cardinals Audio
- Gerald Christian, Cardinals tight end - Tuesday May 5Gerald Christian talks about what it's like to be Mr. Irrelevant.
- Shaq Riddick, Cardinals outside linebacker - Tuesday May 5Shaq Riddick discusses the transition to outside linebacker from defensive end.
- David Johnson, AZ Cardinals running back - Tuesday May 5Doug & Wolf get to know the new Cardinals running back.
- Darren Urban, AZCardinals.com - Monday May 4Darren Urban recaps the Cardinals 2015 draft including how the newest members of the roster will imp
- Kent Somers, azcentral sports Cardinals beat writer - Monday May 4Kent Somers breaks down the Cardinals' draft class.


text:
By selecting a local country, you will be able to see prices in your local currency. Additionally, measurements will be shown in your local system.
Your selection will be saved, but you may change it at any time.
Be the first to get access to thousands of original works of art, from artists all over the world!
Not a member?
Email or Username Password (Forgot Password?) Invalid email or password.
Remember me
Join for FREE and receive:
Email Please provide a valid email address Password Must be 6 characters with 1 number and 1 letter I accept the terms and conditions Please agree to the terms and conditions. Already a Member? Sign In Here
Zatista is the ultimate "go to" source for original art for trade professionals.
Exclusive trade benefits include:
In order to start taking advantage of all your great benefits we'll just need to verify your account. Please contact [email protected] for our quick and easy verification and you'll be on your way to providing fantastic works of original art to your clients at prices they won't believe!
Close Window
Your membership has been processed and you have been signed in to Zatista.
Get started discovering art!


text:
Filter Reviews:
- Find a KOA
Where do you want to go?
Nearby KOAs
- The KOA Difference
What's Behind the Yellow Sign?More
KOA stands out from our competitors in many ways.
- We're Everywhere
- Our Great People
- Our Amenities
- Local Attraction Knowledge
- Size (over 485 locations!)
- Experience
- Campsites & Cabins
Campsites & CabinsMore
Stay in these unique lodgings and enjoy a truly one-of-a-kind camping experience.
Learn More - Resources
S'Mores N MoreMore
Visit the KOA BlogMore
KOA BlogGet camping related news, tips, recipes and more right at your fingertips.
Visit blog now!Partner OffersMore
Borden-Carleton / Confederation Bridge KOA
23714 Trans Canada Highway
Borden-Carleton, PE C0B 1X0 Canada Canada
Reserve: 800-562-3319
Info: 902-855-3492
- Get Directions
From Confederation Bridge: Continue on Route 1 (TCH), drive 2 kms, we are on the left.
Going towards New Brunswick: Take Route 1 towards Confederation Bridge, we are on the right 2 kms before the Bridge.
Get Google Directions
©2015 Kampgrounds of America, Inc.


text:
In the latest episode of Making Matilda, set and costume designer Rob Howell and lighting designer Hugh Vanstone talk about the "breakthrough" that helped them get the colorful, enchanted and puzzling world of Matilda just right.
Wanna see video clips of Broadway's Aladdin? Well, you ain't never had a friend like Broadway.com! Enjoy this video montage featuring Aladdin, Jasmine and the Genie!
March 28, 2014Anticipation is high for the official Broadway opening of Larry David's Fish in the Dark. Here's a video teaser.
March 3, 2015The new Broadway musical On Your Feet! will bring the story and songs of Gloria & Emilio Estefan to the Marquis Theatre!
April 13, 2015Laura Osnes and Santino Fontana star in the first-ever Broadway mounting of Rodgers & Hammerstein's Cinderella. See if the musical cast a spell over Broadway.com Word of Mouth panelists Brittany, Phyllis and Zander.
March 4, 2013Join Berry Gordy, the cast and more for a sneak peek of Motown the Musical.
February 10, 2014Get a first look at Jeanine Tesori and Lisa Kron's new musical, the funeral home-set drama Fun Home. Directed by Sam Gold, the show is based on Alison Bechdel's graphic novel and boasts a top-notch cast.
October 22, 2013Bryce Pinkham and Jefferson Mays of A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder answer your questions about wardrobe malfunctions, dressing like a lady and playing the villain.
October 21, 2014Finding Neverland star Matthew Morrison previewed a number from his new Broadway show at producer Harvey Weinstein's Academy Awards nominees dinner. (Check out Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson singing along!)
February 24, 2015On this week's episode of The Broadway.com Show, we've got sad news about Mamma Mia!, Olivier Award updates, On Your Feet! casting and more.
April 15, 2015Get a sneak peek at the national tour of Beauty and the Beast.
January 1, 2013See clips of Denzel Washington in August Wilson's 'Fences'
April 26, 2010Broadway.com catches up with Jeremy Jordan, Megan Hilty, Justin Bartha and more as they support Robert Askins and the cast of Hand to God on opening night.
April 8, 2015


text:
This video is part of the following collections:
- Like
- Thanks for voting!
- Download
- Collection
rockhard July 6, 2012
30 seconds of quality and ten minutes of tease
asian July 21, 2012
I need a guy who will eat my pussy like that
Yumm July 24, 2012
That blonde has a nice body. She could ride me all day.
wetpussy May 25, 2012
steph and boobie i wanna lick both your pussies. how about we from a circle, i eat bobbies pussy while she eats stephs pussy and steph eats my pussy. we can stay like that for hours and make each other cum again and again.
Steph May 11, 2012
RockyMountainMan, I'd like to be fucked hard by you, maybe while I'm going down on Bobbie. ;)
Steph April 17, 2012
Hi RockyMountainMan, I'd love that.... but only if Bobbie allows you to join us. Can you lick pussy better than her?
Steph May 6, 2012
RockyMountainMan, miss you....
RockymtnMan May 7, 2012
Steph, My technique literally has driven four women to lesbianism so they can get that type of treatment full time :)
x7x7x7 September 6, 2012
name of blonde?
T November 19, 2012
Tongue piercings are kinky as fuck
pussy whore February 10, 2013
i came immediately......mmmmmmmm
julyxxx February 13, 2013
sandra shine and? Who are the other girls?
+ March 9, 2013
Taylor January 26, 2013
very cute
seelentaucher January 14, 2013
Ohhh... mein Gott...
Sweet n wet December 3, 2012
This made my pussy melt..Would have been more fun if they both fought with their mouths over that pussy a little harder.....
homme December 22, 2012
паорьп January 11, 2013
Leave a commрппропорпрпропрапааоent...
RockyMtnM April 15, 2012
@Steph, want to fuck you hard!
Emma April 6, 2012
Fuck, my pussy is so wet right now, especially after reading the comments above. I need someone to lick my pussy.
HornyBrunette October 30, 2011
I'm so fucking wet I need someone to lick my pussy
sassyleschick October 31, 2011
You girls are not the only chick wet right now. Nothing like watching a female 3 way.So much pleasure being giving and received at the same time.Incredible orgasms when you have 2 chicks working your whole body like that.
hornyblonde November 8, 2011
seems like shes scared to lick her vagina
romeo October 30, 2011
who wants a dick in addition to this?
Griekse Renee D October 30, 2011
Mmmmm heerlijk van genoten weer !!!
Hornygurl October 30, 2011
This video is so damn hot! buuuut i hate when girls finger each other.. I like it when they lick
dawg October 30, 2011
just rubbed one out first to this
george October 30, 2011
these girls need something else
Horny November 15, 2011
I just had my pussy licked and cunt fucked
Karina December 6, 2011
I want to be there...wet pussy
Bobbie January 4, 2012
Steph....my tongue would be replacing your fingers in that sweet hole. XOXOXO
shanie February 2, 2012
Can i join steph and Bobbie?
Steph February 16, 2012
Hi Shanie, Yes, you can join us, ONLY IF you watch from 10:50 to the end and you and Bobbie act it out on me....only bobbie knows how I like to be fucked.... my pussy is so wet waiting for you....
Steph January 2, 2012
Bobbie, I'm on all 4s, ass up in the air, playing with my clit, but wishing you were behind me to lick my sweet juices. Nice to see you here again, I missed you. xoxoxo
Bobbie January 2, 2012
Steph My legs are wide apart as I lay on my bed with my feet up on the dressing table, my fingers working my wet pussy as I think of you, wishing I had your naked body with me to suck and fuck with. My pussy is starting to squirt I rub faster, hell Steph i've just cum everywhere, im absolutely wet through and your not here to lick me clean. Hope you will be someday XXX
AlwaysHorny December 14, 2011
That blonds ass is driving crazy, my friend says I'm a fool for letting my wife have a gf, that it always leads to them leaving the man for a woman. Come on real lesbains I want your real oppinion. Oh and I'm not letting her do anything I'm enjoying her enjoying it. Just because it happened to him dosen't mean it's happening over here. But back to this video I love all the kissing I thought it was super hot, dam I want to stick my hard cock in some wet pussy while I'm eating some pussy & ass! Are there any lesbains out there horny for some dick? I'm pateint, I"ll lick you as long as you want or need, then I"ll fuck slow & deep before I give it to you fast & hard. I have a big load enough to lick or swallow, or spit into your girlfriends mouth. As long as it's my load I can kiss after if that's what YOU like. I'm on my way to other lesbain or threesome sites hope to see or here from some hot and horny Ladies there.
Steph December 21, 2011
@ AlwaysHorny, Bobbie and I would love your big, hard cock in us after we're done licking each other's clits til we scream. You'll have to wait your turn though, ok?
Steph December 31, 2011
11:10 - 12:05 - me and you Bobbie. Fuck, I'm dripping wet thinking about you licking me like that.
Hot October 30, 2011
This is sooo hot. Im fucking wet! Who wants to fuck me bby?
Loading Comments


text:
Manchester cop charged with running down Bedford teens fights firing
The hearing means that Coco, who has yet to stand trial on criminal charges stemming from the accident, could know his job status before his case goes to trial.
An arbitration involves a neutral referee. Like a judge, the arbitrator hears boths sides of a dispute, which in this case deals with whether Mara followed the union contract correctly when he fired Coco.
Arnold said the arbitration took place in his office conference room. He said he disclosed the subject of the hearing because of widespread knowledge that Coco had been fired.
The arbitration hearing will have some monetary effect on Coco. If he can prove he should not have been fired, he would have particular benefits, such as a payout of accumulated sick time, available to him, Arnold said.
Arnold said a deadline for him to submit briefs is Nov. 19, and an arbitrator usually submits a decision within 30 days. Either side could have asked the arbitrator to delay the hearing, but neither side did so, Arnold said.


text:
29 September 2013
Brewer and pub operator Shepherd Neame is to stock one of the most critically acclaimed new English sparkling wines, Herbert Hall, through its premium pubs and inns. The partnership marks the coming together of two quintessentially Kentish names in the drinks industry - one old and one new.
Read more
28 September 2013
Britain's oldest brewer Shepherd Neame acquires Soho pub. Shepherd Neame has acquired the lease of The George public house, in D'Arblay Street, Soho, which the Kent brewer will operate as part of its managed estate.
27 September 2013
"What's Cask Ale Week?" you may be asking. Very simply, it's a chance to celebrate our iconic national drink – real ale. There are special beers and events the length and breadth of the country – including at our brewery and in our pubs– that will give people a chance to learn more about cask ale.
26 September 2013
Cask Report kicks off Cask Ale Week by revealing how discerning taste is benefitting Britain's national drink People are drinking less and going out less, but when they do go out, they are choosing their beers more carefully – and cask ale is a main beneficiary.
25 September 2013
Shepherd Neame, the Kent-based brewer and pub operator, today announces results for the 52 weeks ended 29 June 2013. Financial performance: Turnover up 1.4% to £134.9m (2012: £133.0m) Operating profit before exceptionals level at £12.7m (2012: £12.7m) Statutory profit before tax of £7.1m (2012: £9.1m) due to £1.2m business reorganisation exceptional item


text:
(USA & Canada) Call 1 800 745 8883
(Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Switzerland, UK) Call 00800 10 10 11 11
(Japan) Call 0120 086230
(Italy) Call 800 822 005
Please enter your email address to receive great offers
Save 10% or more on suites and villas.
Suites and Villas
Your return transfer (hotel to airport) is included.
Transfer Inclusive
Save 20% or more at these Leading Hotels.
Seasonal Sale
Join Leaders Club and enjoy access to one-of-a-kind experiences
Which set of exclusive benefits suits you?
Find out more about Unlimited, our highest tier of membership.
Includes everything from exciting cities to gorgeous beaches and romantic countryside escapes.
Where land, sea and sky strike a note of such worldly perfection.
Colorful history, solid traditions, and true multiculturalism.
Excellent restaurants, chic nightspots and cutting-edge theatre.
More for you to discover.
Journey just a little longer for memories of a lifetime.
Please select number of guests for each selected room.
All Other Countries
The hotel's lavish design and glitzy location, right on the ChampsÉlysées, draw a fashionable clientele.
1 slideshow
2 slideshow
3 slideshow
The hotel is Ideally located at the corner of the Champs-Elysées and George V avenues in the heart of Paris' Golden Triangle.
Curving around the hotel gardens, Michelin-starred Le Diane incorporates luxe ingredients into impeccable and innovative French fare.
The 8,600 square foot U SPA includes a large swimming-pool, a unique aqua-slimming trail, a fitness centre, a steam room, a sauna and 8 treatment rooms.
Unique Fouquets 2bedroom Suite 250 SQM 2690SQFT with private balcony
Unique Eiffel Duplex Suite 100SQM 1076SQFT Private terrace with Eiffel view
Executive Suite Champs Elysees view 85SQM 915 SQFT Seperated living room
Deluxe Suite 85SQM 915SQFT George V or Garden view Seperated living room
Superior Suite 70SQM 753SQFT Avenue George V view Large seperated living
Executive Junior Suite Champs Elysees view 50SQM 540SQFT King or Twin beds
Deluxe Junior Suite 50 SQM 540SQFT King or Twin beds Garden or Avenue view
Executive Room Champs Elysees View 42SQM 450SQFT King or Twin beds
Deluxe Room 40SQM 430SQFT King or Twin beds Avenue view
Superior room 37SQM 400SQFT King or Twin beds Paris view
46 Avenue George V, 75008 Paris, France
45 minutes from Charles de Gaulle International Airport
"TOTAL FANTASTIC SERVICE!!! The entire staff was courteous, friendly, and professional from beginning to end and saw to every need and want. The hotel atmosphere is very welcoming with a touch of old Hollywood design and is perfectly located with access to all Paris main attractions. The guest rooms were comfortable, clean, and designed for utter relaxation. It was very peaceful and quiet considering we were staying in the busiest center of Paris. The hotel upgraded us to a suite when the original reserved room did not quite meet all our needs and presented us with a suite that had a beautiful view of the garden that illuminated with color at night. The spa was a wonderful rejuvenating experience. We ate out at night but the breakfast was superb-they actually scrambled eggs just the way I like them – wow! This Hotel Fouquet's Barriere is the best of the best and in my opinion is absolute 5-star luxury. Thanks for a great stay in Paris. "
Ada H. | United States | Member Since: 2011
"Attention to detail was phenomenal!! Fantastic staff!"
Ahmed H. | Canada | Member Since: 2011
430 Independent Luxury Hotels
Best Rates Guaranteed
Global Personalized Service
Free Nights
Room Upgrades
Instant VIP Benefits
Fashion-lovers must arrange a private guided visit to the foundation's home, which includes the great designer's studio where his legendary collections were born. 5 Avenue Marceau; (33-1) 44-31-64-00; www.fondation-pb-ysl.net
The open kitchen at this restaurant a stone's throw from the Champs-Elysées turns out seasonally-inspired dishes that taste as good as they look. 3 Rue St-Philippe du Roule, 8e; (33-1) 42-25-55-98; www.larome.fr
Stylish men should make a beeline to this concept store for fashions from some of today's top labels displayed in a clubby space. 26 Champs-Elysées; (33-1) 45-62-12-32; www.leclaireur.com
This café at the Petit Palais looks out on a lovely indoor garden with reflecting pools, mosaics and colonnades. Ave. Winston Churchill; (33-1) 53-43-40-00; www.petitpalais.paris.fr
The Belle-Epoque era complex, which hosts some of Paris's top art, natural history and science exhibitions, is one of the city's greatest architectural treasures. 21 Ave. Franklin Delano Roosevelt; (33-1) 44-13-17-30; www.grandpalais.fr
Traveling Paris's famed waterway by private boat and viewing the city's monuments along the way is a must for couples looking for a romantic evening when the French capital lives up to its moniker, City of Light.
Bastille Day is a day of celebrations of French culture. Many large-scale public events are held, including a military parade on the Champs-Elysées
The historic Roland Garros tennis complex on the west side of central Paris hosts the French Grand Slam competition.
Select your check-in date
Select your check-out date


text:
MIX berries, sugar and tapioca in large bowl. Let stand 15 minutes.
PREHEAT oven to 400°F. Prepare pie crust as directed on package for 2-crust pie, using 9-inch pie plate. Fill with fruit mixture. Dot with butter. Cover with second pie crust. Seal and flute edge. Cut several slits in top crust to permit steam to escape.
BAKE 45 to 50 minutes or until juices form bubbles that burst slowly. Cool.


text:
Step 1: What you will need.
8" or 21cm - Masking tape
4 - Medium rubber bands
Step 2: If you build it ... It will fly ...
Step 3: Here's the wind-up, and the pitch!
Step 4: Have fun!
Next release your thumb and pull your hand away like you would a top. It will hover for a few seconds and slowly descend to the ground.
Timing of the release and pull is important for a good flight. If the first couple of flights don't do so well, keep practicing. You will get the hang of it in no time at all.
This toy can be played with indoors as well as outside. The picture below was of one launched out of a 2nd floor window. Enjoy!
1-40 of 91 | Next » |
As someone else posted, it's clearly driven by the Magnus effect, but I think having a description in the content itself would be beneficial, especially for people wanting to implement it in a classroom environment.
It matters little for in a world of which we live in , because we have evolved into such a time where we may be allowed not to type proffesionally, as we may spell as we wish yet some belive we should just type better, others can not understand you so they ask of you to type and spell better. Other wordz speakin you dont have to lolz..
bold is wrong
uhh seems like i angered you D: sorries
1-40 of 91 | Next » |


text:
Pumpkin Morphsuit (ref: 67636)
Reviews (0) |One-piece Pumpkin Morphsuit Lycra bodysuit.
See more product detailsOne-piece Pumpkin Morphsuit Lycra bodysuit.
See more product detailsGot this costume? Want your photo to appear here? Tag your Instagrams with @jokersmasquerade and #jokers67636. How do I tag my photos?
The Official Pumpkin Morphsuit features a scary pumpkin face and orange colouring with vines, spider webs and rope detailing for added effect.
Morphsuits are the costume phenomenon taking over the world and here at Jokers' Masquerade we pride ourselves in bringing you the most up-to-date costume ideas.
So what are Morphsuits? Morphsuits are a unisex all-in-one spandex suit that cover the whole of your body from head to toe. They have been specially designed so that you can breathe through them, see through them, drink through them (only water of course!), and even better nobody can see you.
If needed you can easily free your head by un-zipping and pulling the hood forward and if you spill something down it simply chuck it in the washing machine.
There are a number of imitation "Morphsuits" currently on the market however these imitations have proved to be badly made and never last long. The Official Morphsuit far excels these fakes in quality and durability.
Stand out from the crowd at festivals, stag nights, football games and more. The list of possibilities for a Morphsuit is endless.
So, now you know about how it works and its superior quality, all you need to decide is what design are you going to wear and what will you do in it?
We recommend using a wig cap with this product, so that the top of the costume will fit easily over your head.
Sizes for this costume are:
Have a question about this product? Why not get in touch by completing the boxes below.
Items are considered "oversize" which exceed 610mm x 460mm x 460mm or over 5kg in weight and cannot be dispatched via Royal Mail or Click and Collect. Oversize packages can only be dispatched via courier. We will only display the delivery options available to you, based on your location and the items in your basket.


text:
Kentucky gives Calipari raise after title
Coach led Wildcats to NCAA championship last month
Kentucky men's basketball coach John Calipari was given an 8.3 percent raise as part of an amended deal he signed Friday, athletic director Mitch Barnhart announced.
Calipari, who led the Wildcats to the NCAA championship last month, signed an eight-year deal last spring and received the raise as part of the final seven years of his contract.
For the next six seasons, he will be paid $5.2 million a year from endorsements, base salary and bonuses.
The Wildcats have a 102-14 record in three seasons under Calipari, including a 51-0 at Rupp Arena. They have been to two Final Fours and one Elite Eight in that time.
Also, Kentucky announced assistant coaches Orlando Antigua, Kenny Payne and John Robic have signed multi-year contracts.
Antigua signed a two-year deal worth $525,000 plus incentives. Payne signed a three-year deal worth $1.05 million plus incentives, and Robic signed a two-year deal worth $575,000 plus incentives.
The Sports Xchange


text:
Saints Talk |
Return to Board Menu Bottom | Page 1 of 7 |
Message |
Draft Talk Posted by blueslover on 12/11 at 2:19 pm In the who to pull for thread we saw that currently you could peg the Saints pick most likely at #10-14. Player rankings do not always translate to draft spot but it is a good place to start. Russ Lande is a proven scout and not just an internet hack. His fresh Top 200 is below. LINK With that reference the Saints could have a shot at a number of high impact players that fill needs: -Ansah or Montgomery as DE pass rsuh specialists, I like Demontre Moore as much or more as them myself -the top rated CB Milliner -the top rated FS Vaccaro -the 2nd rated OT Lewan -another try at a high pick DT pick, Hankins or Richardson -Teo could be available but dunno if he would work at OLB Let the conversation begin... ps- #10-14= #74-78 3rd Rd Image: http://cdn.cloudfiles.mosso.com/c1910342/media_center/images/static/top200prospects.png Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Bear Is Dead on 12/11 at 2:23 pm to blueslover I saw this earlier today. He has Jarvis Jones in the 40's and Tavon Austin going 15th. This list is BSReply Back to Top |
Posted by Fun Bunch on 12/11 at 2:34 pm to Bear Is Dead He also has his first QB at 33. I'd be willing to bet that 2-3 QBs go before we even pick. Just the way the league is now. Is Bjoern really that good? Reply Back to Top |
Any word on if we get our 2nd rounder back? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by loyalauron on 12/11 at 2:39 pm to blueslover I really, really want Werner. I was surprised to see him at the top of this list. Most people have him at 10-15. I've watched him all season & seen previous HLs and all I could think was "The Saints need to get him" ..Reply Back to Top |
Posted by UnderhandRabbit on 12/11 at 2:42 pm to blueslover quote: Reply Back to Top |
Posted by TigerinATL on 12/11 at 2:42 pm to Neauxla quote: All indications are no. The league made very clear that something bad went on and they stopped it in the name of player safety. Why do you want to injure innocent players? That's what will happen if the Saints get their pick back. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by loyalauron on 12/11 at 2:49 pm to Fun Bunch quote: Maybe not "best in the draft" good, but he really reminds me of JJ Watt if that's any indication. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Cajun Invasion on 12/11 at 3:19 pm to blueslover No way Jarvis Jones is the 46th best player, he will definatly go top 15. I agree Moore or Montgomery would be my first choices imo. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Chad504boy on 12/11 at 3:22 pm to Cajun Invasion quote: jj is far from a top 15 LOCK... possibly probably but no way a lock . Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Fleur de Diable on 12/11 at 4:02 pm to Chad504boy Especially with the revelation of his back condition. Since projections this early aren't really the best indicator, I'm not basing what I'm about to say off of this. However, given the needs of the people ahead of us, I have to believe that one of Werner, Mingo, Montgomery, Moore, or Ansah will be around for the 10-14th selection. Somebody is going to fall in love with Barkley and/or Smith and take them entirely too early. Star and the other two big DTs should get taken early as well. Lastly, the biggest game changer has not even occurred, the combine. Somebody will definitely breakout there, rise up the draft board (cough Dontari Poe) without on field merrit. All of this, I believe, will allow one of these pash rushers to fall to us. Thoughts?? Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 12/11 at 9:05 pm to Fleur de Diable As stated to start, Ratings lists are different that draft projections. QBs, LTs, and pass rushing 4-3 DEs and 3-4 OLBs usually have a premium attached that will boost their draft position over their rating position. LBs, Gs, & RBs are now the most downgraded positions draft value-wise. Example of the first is how an Aldon Smith or Bruce Irvin went a lot higher than where they might be rated. Of the second sort this year you might see none or only one of those positions picked in the 1st Rd. I dunno if I call the Combine a game changer. From what I have read most count it as 20% on the high end of how a player is evaluated- and more commonly 10%. Finally one more example from drafttek- Top 32 Big Board Rating 1 +2 Johnathan Hankins Ohio State 6'3" 335 DT43 DT34 0 BIO VID 2 +4 Jarvis Jones Georgia 6'2" 242 OLB34 DE43 -43 BIO VID 3 +2 Star Lotulelei Utah 6'3" 325 DT43 DT34 0 BIO VID 4 +7 Luke Joeckel Texas A&M 6'6" 310 LOT ROT -49 BIO VID 5 -4 Geno Smith West Virginia 6'3" 213 QB BIO VID 6 +3 Dee Milliner Alabama 6'1" 196 CB BIO VID 7 -- Bjoern Werner Florida State 6'4" 273 DE43 OLB34 -4 BIO VID 8 -6 Barkevious Mingo LSU 6'4" 240 OLB34 DE43 -37 BIO VID 9 +10 Manti Te'o Notre Dame 6'2" 255 SILB BIO VID 10 -2 Sam Montgomery LSU 6'4" 248 DE43 OLB34 0 BIO VID 11 +5 Taylor Lewan Michigan 6'7" 302 LOT ROT -112 BIO VID 12 -- Damontre Moore Texas A&M 6'4" 250 DE43 OLB34 -19 BIO VID 13 -3 Keenan Allen California 6'3" 205 WRF WRP 0 BIO VID 14 +4 Jonathan Jenkins Georgia 6'3" 351 DT34 DT43 0 BIO VID 15 +13 Johnthan Banks Mississippi State 6'1" 185 CB BIO VID 16 -1 Barrett Jones Alabama 6'4" 312 OC OG -3 BIO VID 17 -- Eric Reid LSU 6'2" 208 FS BIO VID 18 +2 Chance Warmack Alabama 6'3" 320 OG BIO VID 19 -5 Xavier Rhodes Florida State 6'1" 215 CB BIO VID 20 +2 C.J. Mosley Alabama 6'2" 235 WILB OLB43 0 BIO VID 21 +2 Tyler Eifert Notre Dame 6'5" 249 TE BIO VID 22 -18 Matt Barkley USC 6'2" 220 QB BIO VID 23 -2 Terrance Williams Baylor 6'1" 190 WRF BIO VID 24 +2 Giovani Bernard North Carolina 5'10" 205 RBF BIO VID 25 -- Eric Fisher Central Michigan 6'7" 305 LOT BIO -- 26 -2 Jordan Poyer Oregon State 5'11" 190 CB BIO VID 27 +7 Jesse Williams Alabama 6'3" 320 DE34 DT43 0 BIO VID 28 -1 Robert Woods USC 6'1" 184 WRF BIO VID 29 +1 D.J. Fluker Alabama 6'6" 335 ROT BIO VID 30 +5 Alex Okafor Texas 6'4" 260 OLB34 DE43 -33 BIO VID 31 +2 Dion Jordan Oregon 6'6" 246 DE43 OLB34 0 BIO VID 32 -3 Tyler Wilson Arkansas 6'3" 215 QB Then compare with a Mock Projection of Round 1- Geno Smith, Hankins, Werner, Milliner, Lotulelei, Joeckel, Montgomery, Teo, Banks, Jones, Moore, Allen, Rhodes, Mosley, Jenkins*Saints Reply Back to Top |
Posted by LSUsCRYSTALball on 12/11 at 10:50 pm to blueslover There is work to be doneReply Back to Top |
Posted by saintsfan22 on 12/11 at 11:03 pm to blueslover quote: Yeah but the guy in the OP had Jones and Mingo in the mid 2nd. It's one thing for premium spots to be drafted higher than ratings but that guy's waaaay off. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by Sir Saint on 12/11 at 11:20 pm to blueslover He has Zach Mettenberger on there Reply Back to Top |
LINK /thread Reply Back to Top |
Posted by SouljaBreauxTellEm on 12/12 at 12:19 am to blueslover quote: I can't see him there. and Walterfootball destroys this guy. Don't care if he's a scout. LINK I really enjoy his mocks and he constantly is updating it. This post was edited on 12/12 at 12:22 am Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 12/12 at 12:20 am to saintsfan22 quote:No he didn't have them in the 2nd. It's a Top 200 not a mock. That is exactly what I was trying clarify. Like the second group has Mingo as #8 on their big board but going #21. And it is just an initial ranking in December before bowl games, combine, or the all star games, There's a lot of shakeout yet to be had. After those things you will start seeing a lot more consensus. For now it is just one way early list to start conversation from, not define things from. This time in 2010 Martez Wilson was commonly found as a potential first round prospect and Aldon Smith was a 2nd or 3rd Rd project. They ended up exactly opposite by draft time. One to watch in that regard this year is Sheldon Richardson DT Mizzou. You prolly can find equally as many who see him as a 3rd Rder vs. Top 15. By February that will likely be much clearer one way or another. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by saintsfan22 on 12/12 at 12:28 am to blueslover quote: Ok his top 200 is waaay off. quote: There's pretty much a consensus now and that guy's far away from it. Reply Back to Top |
Posted by blueslover on 12/12 at 1:10 am to saintsfan22 quote:Simply disagree, in fact the majority of reputable draft sites don't even have ranks or mocks out yet. Like Sheldon Richardson that I mentioned- Big Board/Mock Walter 9/13 (to Saints) Draft Countdown -/30 Drafttek 65/76 Great Blue North 20/12 (to Saints) CBS (Rang) 15/13 (to Saints) FFToolbox (DeLima) 23/25 Reply Back to Top Refresh |
Return to Board | ||
Page 1 of 7 |


text:
- Baby Proofing
- Baby Gates
- Family Safety
- Outdoor Safety
- Travel Safety
- Window Safety
Pet Pressure Gates are safety gates perfect for use to contain your dog or cat. They come in different styles and colors, and most can expand to fit wider openings.
KidSafe has chosen the best quality safety gates available for your baby proofing use. If you need assistance in choosing the best baby gate for your home, please call us at 1-877-228-4501.
The following articles are avaialble to guide you through the gate selection process:
Safety Gate Guide & Tips, Guide to finding the right Baby Gate, When to use a Gate Mounting Kit


text:
(based on 22 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
4 Stars
3 Stars
2 Stars
1 Stars
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Best Uses
Reviewed by 22 customers
Sort by
Displaying reviews 1-10
Back to top
Previous | Next »
don't waste your money.
By Patti
from iNDIANAPOLIS, iNDIANA
About Me Budget shopper
Comments about Triple Pinwheel Patriotic Wind Spinner:
This is not worth the money. Fell apart the first time I put it out. Can't use it on a windy day. Breaks easy. BAD!!
Cute but not sturdy
By OT
from Detroit, MI
With the first strong wind that came through, the spinner snapped in half. Even after putting it back together with plumbers tape, it still snapped again. Because I liked the theme of it, I still use it in my yard. It's just a lot shorter than what it should be.
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
By Dumb Dumb
from Iowa
This looked cute, but fell apart within days of receiving it. First windy day, the parts blew all over the yard. Retrieved them, and reassembled - gluing the end cap on so the spinners and spacers would no longer come off the mast. However, by the next day, the ground stake had snapped in half. Was still able to use by putting the remaining stake into the ground, but now it is quite short. Very poor quality. I bought for my rock garden, but it was a waste of money.
pinwheel patriotic wind spinner
By sis
from eden, nc
About Me Midrange shopper
given to me as a gift, loved the colors, but the pieces were too small to fit the spinner onto pole. disappointed,
Nice pinwheel for the price.
By Harley
from Bowling Green, Ohio
Makes a nice lawn decoration
By ME
from VERMONT
Hard to describe.
By Sassie
from Bakersfield, CA
Could be made a little more sturdy.
Great Patriotic Pinwheel!!
By 'Barb', 'Proud Mom' & 'Proud Grandma'
from Santa Clara, CA
I purchased two of these 'Patriotic Pinwheels', as I am giving one to my Son for his Birthday! He loves his yard, and I am sure he will be VERY proud to display this either in his front or his back yard! I am going to be putting mine in the front yard! I am 'Proud to be an American' and feel that its usage should be 365 days every year!
Great Item, Hard to find out here .
By Dallas
from Glendive , Montana Badlands
stick it in a pipe, so it is free to follow the wind, it will last longer. Not made to last forever, buy a few in the first place,then you will have them to replace,when you need to. Hard to find out our way.
(3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
Looking great while spinning.
By MEURAN
from Beecher Falls, VT
The spinner worked great and looked good, until the wind blew too hard and it blew it away. The first time I found it but the second time it was long gone.


text:
- Flat Rate Shipping. Any Size Order! -
Philadelphia 76ers Gear
Philadelphia 76ers Mens
Philadelphia 76ers Mens Jackets
$40 to $60
(10 items)
Product ID: 706415
Main Content
Pump up your defense against the chilly weather in sizzling 76ers style with this On-Court warm-up jacket by adidas! It features a contrast fabric panel over the shoulders and upper back, appliqué stripes across the chest and sleeves, an embroidered twill logo on the left chest and a sewn-on team label on the collar for unbeatable Philly style.
- 100% Polyester fabric
- Binding at cuffs & hem
- Contrast fabric panel
- Embroidered twill logo
- Imported
- Lightweight full zip jacket
- Mesh lining
- Officially licensed NBA product
- Olympic collar
- Quality embroidery
- Rib-knit collar lining
- Sewn-on contrast stripes
- Team name patch
- Two front zippered pockets
76ers Customers also liked:
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:
Added To Cart
Subtotal: $26.45
Items in Cart: 5
This kunzite and diamond ring is sure to impress! Crafted from 14K rose gold, this ring boasts one oval cut 14x10mm pink Kunzite stone - this large of a stone size is rarely offered. The Kunzite stone is haloed by round full cut 1.2mm white diamonds, which also accent the intertwined designer shank. Keep right on trend and add this ring to your collection!
Complete your look with the matching pendant: 129-874.
Please note: Gemstone may vary in color and/or pattern. Please allow for these natural variations. As such a precious stone, the Kunzite's delicate pastel color could possibly fade if left for a prolonged period in any kind of light or high heat.
Part of the Gem Treasures® Collection. Made in India. All weights pertaining to diamond weights are minimum weights. Additionally, please note that many gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty. Click here for important information about gemstone enhancements and special care requirements.
Kunzite is a rare and expensive semi-precious gemstone that is most famous for its delicately pale, lilac pink color. It is known for its strong pleochroism, meaning it shows lighter and more intense coloring when viewed at different angles. For this reason, the pastel gem is always cut to show the deepest pink color through the top of the gem; the deeper the pink, the more valuable the stone. Because kunzite shows its best color in larger sizes, small sizes tend to be very pale. It needs a certain amount of mass to bring out its color, so stones should weigh at least 10.00ct to be really in the pink. The largest faceted kunzite is an 880.00ct stone that is on display at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C.
Kunzite is often called the "evening stone" because it should be protected from strong sunlight. Direct sunlight and heat can fade the gem's color over time. It is an especially fragile stone due to its crystalline structure. In fact, kunzite's perfect cleavage and splintery fracture make it one of the most difficult gems to cut. It is a relatively hard gemstone, however, with a hardness rating on the Mohs Scale of 6.0-7.0.
First significantly found in Pala, California in 1902, kunzite is named as a tribute to George F. Kunz. He was the legendary gemologist and chief gem buyer for Tiffany & Co at the turn of the century, and was a pioneer of the science now known as gemology. Kunz wrote The Curious Lore of Precious Stones and searched the world for old stories and legends about gems while seeking new varieties and new deposits. Today, most kunzite is mined in Brazil, Afghanistan and Madagascar, and generally found in larger sizes of 10.00ct or more.
Modern folklore says that kunzite promotes emotional support and balance by helping to keep the mind and emotions in sync. It is believed that the gem aids in giving confidence and connection to a higher self. Many believe it reduces depression, mood swings and stress, while easing tension of tight muscles in the neck and shoulders. It is also suggested that kunzite increases the ability to open the heart to love and trust. In fact, the gem is considered a major gemstone of love, good for improving self-love, unconditional love of others and communication in loving relationships. Also known as a communication stone, kunzite is believed to help people better understand and interact with others.


text:
Smith & Wesson 3rd Gen Black Ops MAGIC Assisted 3.4" Plain Tanto Blade, Blue Handles - SWBLOP3TB
Part Number: | SWBLOP3TB |
Manufacturer: | Smith & Wesson Knives |
SWBLOP3TB: 3rd Generation Black Ops
Smith & Wesson
When you first open up this knife, the first words out of your mouth is going to be "It's M.A.G.I.C." That is what this truly is! M.A.G.I.C. stands for Multipurpose, Assisted, Generational, Innovative Cutlery. M.A.G.I.C. refers to the dual patented, revolutionary assisted opening mechanism that is an integral part of the series of knives. You will find that the M.A.G.I.C. assisted opening mechanism is the easiest single handed opening system you have ever used. Once you have used it, you will also say that it's M.A.G.I.C.
Founded by Stewart Taylor in 1975, Taylor Brands has been manufacturing, designing and distributing high-quality stainless steel knives and accessories since its inception.
Taylor Brands manufactures Smith & Wesson Cutlery such as S.W.A.T., Extreme Ops, Homeland Security, Search & Rescue, and H.R.T. Taylor Brands is also renowned for their specialty items and custom designed pieces such as the Texas Ranger Commemorative Knives celebrating the 180th Anniversary of Texas Rangers.
Taylor Brands also manufactures Schrade Cutlery such as Old Timer, Uncle Henry, Schrade Tuff, and X-timer. They have recently introduced a high quality line of Schrade flashlight, scissors, and shears.
Outdoor enthusiasts, hunters and, most recently, law enforcement and fire safety professionals utilize Taylor Brands products.
- Handle: Blue Aluminum
- Blade Length: 3.4" (8.6 cm)
- Handle Length: 4.3" (10.9 cm)
- Overall Length: 7.7" (19.5 cm)
- Blade Style: Black; Tanto; Plain Edge
- Blade Material: 4034 Stainless Steel
- Weight: 4.8 oz.
- Pocket Clip
- Liner Lock
- Safety Lock
UPC Code: 028634703265
Includes a pocket clip for easy accessibility and a more secure carry.
A solid, lightweight material that can be molded, textured or anodized to provide better grip under extreme conditions.


text:
- Cardio Equipment
- Strength Training
- Fitness Accessories
- Fitness Recovery
- Electronics
- Boxing & MMA
- Yoga & Pilates
- Training by Sport
- As Seen On TV!
- Treadmills
- Elliptical Machines
- Exercise Bikes
- Outdoor Bikes
- Rowing Machines
- Weights & Accessories
- Home Gym Equipment
- Dumbbells
- Weight Benches
- Functional Training
- Ab & Core Training
- Inversion
- Rollers & Recovery
- Fit for Her
- Swimwear & Water Aerobics
- Resistance Training
- Balance Boards & Discs
- Speed Training Equipment
- Agility Training Equipment
- Power Training Equipment
- Vertical Leap Training Equipment
- Running Shop
- Activity Trackers
- Heart Rate Monitors
- Muscle Tens Units
- Muscle Stimulators
- GPS Watches
- Women's Athletic Apparel
- Men's Athletic Apparel
- Women's Shoes
- Men's Shoes
- Sports Medicine & Accessories
- Top Brands
- Buy Online Pick Up Instore Strength Training
- This Week's Deals
- Clearance
Product Selection
Boost Your Workout with the Right Exercise Equipment
Get the workout you crave. Discover performance-boosting fitness and exercise equipment at DICK'S Sporting Goods, and push yourself towards a healthier lifestyle.
Start in the weight room with the right tools to train your body. Break boundaries with strength-training gear designed for use at home or on the go – whether it's weights, benches, dumbbells or medicine balls.
Bring the gym home with in-home gym and cardio equipment, like treadmills, exercise bikes, elliptical trainers and more. Focus on your wellness with yoga and Pilates gear, or bring on the heat with boxing and kickboxing gear.
Keep it simple, and make your way to good health, mile after mile. Turn to the running shop for all your running gear needs, or take it step by step with pedometers, heart monitors and fitness trackers that put vital health stats right at your fingertips.
Hone in on your core with abdominal training tools and accessories that maximize your training, like fitness mats, ball, resistance bands, jump ropes and more. Put yourself on the fast-track to fitness with 90-day workout programs.
It's your health – take control of it. Get the gear you need, from stylish gym bags to the Fit for Her collection of women's-specific fitness tools. Go for the brands you trust for the quality you need, like SOLE Fitness®, Everlast®, Bowflex® and Gaiam®.
- Cardio Machines & Equipment
- Strength Training Equipment
- Toning & Fitness Accessories
- Athlete Recovery
- Electronics
- Boxing & MMA Gear
- Yoga Clothes & Gear
- Athletic Training Equipment
- As Seen on TV!
- Treadmills
- Elliptical Machines
- Exercise Bikes & Stationary Bikes
- All Bikes
- Row Machines
- Weight Lifting Equipment
- Home Gym Equipment
- Dumbbells
- Weight Benches
- Functional Fitness Training Equipment
- Ab & Core Training Equipment
- Inversion Tables
- Muscle Rollers
- Fit For Her
- Aquatic Fitness Swimwear
- Resistance Bands & Training Tools
- Balance Boards & Pads
- SKLZ Speed Training Equipment
- Agility Training
- Power Training
- SKLZ Vertical Leap Training Equipment
- Running Gear
- Fitness Trackers
- Heart Rate Monitors
- Muscle Tens Units
- Muscle Stimulators
- GPS Running Watches
- Women's Workout Clothes
- Men's Workout Clothes
- Women's Shoes
- Men's Shoes
- Sports Medicine
- Top Fitness Brands
- Buy Online Pick Up Instore Strength Training
- Exercise Equipment Deals
- Exercise Clearance


text:
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act) provides the U.S. Department of Energy with $4.5 billion to modernize the electric power grid and implement Title XIII of the Energy Independence and Security Act of 2007. This section provides descriptions and background information for several of the key smart grid programs, studies and activities funded by the Recovery Act.
Project Information
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 provided funding for smart grid projects across the United States. This section contains information, locations and data for each project. Click on a location on the map, the name of a project, or use the search feature to view the project information.
Your search returned the following items:
Title | States | Award Amount | Total Project Value |
Baltimore Gas and Electric Company (Smart Grid Initiative) | Maryland | $200,000,000 | $451,814,234 |
PJM Interconnection, LLC (PJM SynchroPhasor Technology Deployment Project) | Pennsylvania | $13,698,091 | $27,840,072 |
Princeton Energy Resources International | Maryland | $750,000 | $966,160 |


text:
SCARPA Men's T2 Eco Ski Boots
A perpetual favorite among Tele skiers, the Scarpa T2 has been the go-to backcountry boot since the original version was introduced 20+ years ago. Staying true to its history, the T2 Eco continues to set the bar high with an even balance of performance, fit, and comfort using plant-based plastics for an environmentally-friendly twist.Features/Benefits:
- Pebax Rnew plastic is plant-based and renewable and offers cold impact resistance, better flexibility, and reduced fatigue
- Intuition Performance Flex G liner offers incredible fit and incredible touring/skiing performance
- Three buckles + Active Power strap provides improved responsiveness
- Triple density foot maintains perfect flex with maximum lateral stability
- Replaceable edge guard protects bellows and disperses forefoot buckle pressure; extra pair of edge guards included
- Vibram Print sole
- Forward lean: 16� and 19�; Range of motion: 30�
- Forefoot width: 102 mm
Country of Origin: Imported
SCARPA Men's T2 Eco Ski Boots
Primary Use Extended tour Gender Men's Avg. Weight (pair) 7 lb. 6 oz. (3.37 kg) Binding Type Telemark Liner Intuition Performance Flex G Insulation N/A Upper Pebax Rnew


text:
"Someone said 'Oh, my God' and E yelled at her."
I said the next line with Ms. B as she told me what happened next. It's a reaction of E's I've seen before.
"She said, that's not respectful to God!"
Ms. B told me this story with a mix of approval and amusement. That's E, I told her. She takes her God very seriously.
About the halfway point between our work and school / and our home sits a little mosque. One of the girls' favorite teachers is Muslim so when they ask questions about the mosque I encourage them to ask their teacher. E is particularly curious, and so Ms. H has always said one day, she'd take E in there.
Twice a day we pass it, and twice a day E wonders aloud when that promise will be realized.
At the beginning of the month we went to our synagogue for Saturday morning services on a particularly busy day in the building. We were there primarily for the children's service but that morning also saw the celebration of a bar mitzvah and an aufruf. The building was stuffed with bodies and happiness. At the end of the children's service we joined the end of the main service in the sanctuary. We sang familiar prayers in an ancient language, the lovely husband and I, but also the girls. They do not yet understand a word-for-word meaning, but they know the syllables, the rhythms and the melodies. It's a good start.
Then the baby fell asleep in my arms while a man one pew over whose daughter recently died cooed at him and squeezed his tiny toes. My two-year-old climbed into her favorite nine-year-old's lap, and convinced him to read story books to her. My four-year-old found her favorite college student and disappeared with her.
There was a fantastic sit-down lunch in the social hall after services and the lovely husband and I ate contentedly and without distraction. Another college girl had swooped in and taken the baby from my arms. The two-year-old had followed one of her favorite five-year-olds out to the playground with her family, and the four-year-old was chatting up one of her favorite high school students.
How wonderful, I thought, that our children are dispersed among this crowd and across the grounds of this building, and I don't have to worry at all. I will go get seconds, because this food is good and my arms are free and I can. They're happy and safe and a thousand voices will tell me in an instant if that changes. How wonderful that we function so communally. This is our community; this is our family.
The next day we went to a Catholic Mass to celebrate the baptism of a baby girl whose family we love and who will spend the next five years (minimum) being G's best friend just as soon as she begins daycare next week (whether she knows it or not). Our children's only experience with Christianity before that has been that Santa will give them presents, too, and that Easter time means Mommy will buy yummy chocolate eggs at the store. I have a graduate degree in art history and wrote my thesis on early Rennaissance church iconography and I could explain what would happen in the baptism ceremony and I could explain the depictions on the walls of the fourteen stations of the Cross and when we sat right up front in the baptism party's reserved section I could answer L's easy question of who's that big bleeding man up on the big stick? and E's harder one of who did that to him and why? and I could explain the Transubstantiation but I could not reassure my girl who loves a good set of instructions why it was okay, when the priest asked the congregation to come forward and partake, that we stayed in our seats.
So you can imagine that the girls asked a lot of questions afterwards and I answered them all, to varying degrees of satisfaction. I told them that Jesus was a man who lived a very long time ago, and that he was a Jewish man who began to believe some not-Jewish things. The things he believed upset the Jewish community and also the Roman community, (and the girls know a fair amount of Roman mythology so they understand polytheism) but a lot of people listened to Jesus and began to believe what he believed. The Romans killed him on the cross for his beliefs but the people who believed what he believed eventually became the Christian community. I told them that it happened between the time of the Chanukah story and the Tisha B'Av story of the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem, and I think for their ages they have a pretty good understanding now of religious differences.
But at the ultimate why? - that is, why do they believe that and we believe this? - I said only in the end, they are our friends, and we go because we love our friends. Friends don't always believe the same things. And now added to our repetoire, besides the Venus story and the Moses story, we tell the Jesus story, too.
Somalia's Independence Day is July 1st and the little mosque at the halfway point of our lives is celebrating. Ms. H said she wanted to take E, and E was so excited to go. We met in the parking lot and I thought I'd drop off E in Ms. H's care, but she wanted me to come inside. I felt privileged and honored and inappropriately dressed in my jeans and scoop-neck shirt and uncovered hair but dozens of women (for in every part of the building, we were on the women's side) looked me in the eye with smiles and greeted me warmly. L was along for the ride and the three of us were the only white faces in a crowd of hundreds and I had never experienced that before but I say it only as an interesting observation to ponder later, because we were treated so lovingly. We took off our shoes and Ms. H and her daughter showed us the prayer hall with its intricate Arabic calligraphy and expansive, soft prayer rugs. We toured the building and we sat in on a poetry competition honoring Somali heritage and then E pushed me on the shoulder and said you can go now, I really want you to go, so L and I did. I left E there to drink in another culture and hear their language and observe their prayers and sample their food and partake of their customs:
After the mosque the questions were harder, but fewer, because E was distracted by the exoticism and by her pretty hennaed hands. We talked a little bit about Isaac and Ishmael, and I told her what little I know about Mohammed and I promised her I'd learn more. I told her what I told her about visiting church: that lots of people believe lots of different things, and how wonderful that we have friends who share these special parts of their lives with us. And then I thought, that's not so different from our synagogue experience at all.
I hope we're crafting a worldly, faith-filled, open-minded and accepting person out of this inquisitive child. We talk about the biggest subjects, she and I. I think she's going to be a remarkable adult. We'll pass the mosque tomorrow morning and when we do, I wonder what we'll be discussing.


text:
Shop By Brand
More Ways to Shop
Need Help?
Learn More About Copy Paper
What Kind of Paper Should You Buy?
Choosing the right paper doesn't have to be complicated. To decide which paper is right for you, simply consider which type of printer you have (inkjet or laser) and, most importantly, what type of documents you'll be printing.
Everyday copies, memos and emails
Let's be honest—you really don't need the most expensive copy paper for your daily faxes and memos. So, for these tasks, choose standard copy paper with a 20 lb. weight and 92 brightness (US). Looking for a greener option? Choose one of our recycled paper options to help save natural resources and help prevent waste in landfills.
Copy Paper Choices:
The amount and type of copy paper you buy is up to you and should be based on your specific household or business needs. Depending on your volume of printing and copying, paper can be purchased in single reams of 500 sheets or in bulk cases of 3, 5 or 10 reams. Some Office Depot® brand paper choices for your copying and printing needs are::
- Office Depot® Brand Red Top paper is an economical, standard 20 lb. paper with a brightness of 92 that is great for printing documents and making copies for internal use, like memos and emails. Red Top is also available as bulk copy paper. 8 ½ " x 11" case item number: 348037.
- Office Depot® Brand Blue Top Multipurpose paper is a 20 lb. paper with a higher brightness of 94. For creating professional-looking documents and reports. High contrast makes text and graphics really stand out! Blue Top is also available as bulk copy paper. 8 ½ " x 11" case item number: 940593.
- Office Depot® Brand Yellow Top Premium Multipurpose paper is a 20 lb. paper that resists bleed-through. At a 96 brightness level, images and graphics really stand out on this paper. Yellow Top is also available as bulk copy paper. 8 ½ " x 11" case item number: 536640.
- Office Depot® Brand EnviroCopy™ Recycled paper paper is 20 lb. paper that is great for eco-conscious offices. Suitable for everyday use, recycled paper contains at least 30% postconsumer content and has a brightness level of 92. 8 ½ " x 11" case item number: 940650.
Paper for reports and important documents
Looking to step up your game? Then step up to a brighter paper, like Office Depot® Brand Blue Top Multipurpose paper or Office Depot® Brand Yellow Top Premium Multipurpose paper and give your work a cleaner, more professional appearance.
Presentation paper, brochures, signs and flyers
If you're really looking to impress your customers and co-workers, choose Laser paper or Inkjet paper that's specially designed to give you the best possible results from your printer. It's brighter (96-98 brightness) to make your photos and graphics more vivid, plus its heavier weight) so ink won't show through on 2-sided documents. Inkjet paper features a specialized surface that dries faster than ordinary printer paper to reduce smudges and smears, while the smooth surface of laser paper reduces smearing by accepting heated toner more readily than standard copy paper. Laser or Inkjet paper costs a little more than standard copy paper, but your audience will notice the difference.
Photo Paper
Photos capture the moments that you want to remember forever so make your pictures great by giving them a photo-shop finish with acid-free, quality photo paper. Choose glossy photo paper if you prefer that traditional high-shine look or select a matte finish for a fingerprint-resistant surface. Printing pictures on your inkjet photo printer using high quality photo paper or Inkjet paper gives you instant prints to display and share.
Office Depot is your one-stop resource for business forms, paper, envelopes, tax forms and more. Copy paper for laser and inkjet printers help your business and home run smoothly. Color and specialty paper enhance document appearances. Tax forms and invoices help you take care of business. Office Depot has the paper products you need.


text:
Use your account on our other websites:
Our other sites you have recently visited:
Calls cost 10p per min plus network extras
Get chic new fashion from our big ladies clothing range. From ladies' plus-size clothing to cool cotton clothes we've fab ladies fashion you'll love for all occasions.
Sort By:
1 Item Found for Womens
Evoke 9 Carat Gold Ball Stud Earrings
from £27.00
More colours available
Sort By:


text:
To find a doctor, call 800-667-5356 or click below:
Find a Doctor
Request an Appointment
En Español (Spanish Version)
Definition | Reasons for Test | Possible Complications | What to Expect | Call Your Doctor
Chorionic villus sampling is a test that is done during early pregnancy to test for chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus. It involves removing chorionic villi from the placenta. The placenta is the organ that provides nutrients and oxygen to the baby during pregnancy. It also removes waste from the baby's blood. Chorionic villi is the tissue that makes up most of the placenta. The test is done during the 9th-13th weeks of pregnancy.
Copyright © Nucleus Medical Media, Inc.
Chorionic villi contains valuable information about the baby's genes. By testing chorionic villi, the doctor can find out if the baby has a chromosomal abnormality, like Down syndrome . The test can also detect genetic disorders, like cystic fibrosis . It cannot detect neural tube defects, such as spina bifida .
This test may be considered when:
Although a test showing a healthy baby without a genetic disorder is ideal, you will need to be prepared if the results show otherwise. If the test shows that your baby may have a genetic disorder, it may require you to make tough decisions regarding your pregnancy, such as whether or not to continue it. If you do continue with the pregnancy, you will need to address concerns, such as planning for a child with special needs. Your doctor can help you understand the pros and cons of having this test, as well as talk to you about options after you know the results.
There are some risks with this test:
Chorionic villus sampling may not be recommended if you:
Since you may need to have a full bladder, drink plenty of fluids before the test. However, depending on how your placenta is positioned, you may be asked to urinate before the test. Talk with your doctor about specific ways to prepare for the test. Also, arrange to have someone drive you home from the hospital.
An ultrasound will be used to find out the position of your placenta and your baby's age. An ultrasound uses sound waves to create images of structures inside the body.
Your abdomen will be cleansed with antiseptic. Using the ultrasound images as a guide, a long, thin needle will be inserted through your abdominal wall. The needle will enter your uterus, avoiding the baby. You may feel cramping at this time. A tissue sample from your placenta will be withdrawn into a syringe through the needle.
Your baby's heart rate may be monitored using an ultrasound. You will be encouraged to rest when you are home. You will most likely be able to return to normal activities the next day. If you have a RH negative blood type, you will need to receive Rhgam to prevent a condition called isoimmunization.
30-45 minutes
You may feel some cramping during and after the test. You may also have a small amount of bleeding right after the test.
It may take 1-2 weeks to receive your test results. You will go over your results with your doctor or a genetic counselor.
If the test results are unclear, you may need to have another test called an amniocentesis . This is to help get a better understanding of the results.
If the results show that your baby has a genetic disorder or problems with chromosomes, you and your doctor will discuss how to manage your pregnancy. This may be a stressful time. Seeking support from your family, friends, and healthcare team can help.
It is important to monitor your recovery. Alert your doctor to any problems. If any of the following occur, call your doctor:
If you think you have an emergency, call for emergency medical help right away.


text:
Subscribe Now eEdition Login How to Advertise Customer Service Contact Us
dellrapidsinfo.com Weather Jobs Cars Homes Apartments Shopping Classifieds Calendar
HISTORY: Old high school not easily forgotten
June 30, 1985 was day of memories. Pleasant memories of old school days, friends passing in the halls, homecoming, past teachers, tests and a proud accomplishment of knowing the history of the "Old High School" will not be forgotten.In 1885, 100 years prior, a sturdy two-story building was erected. Quartzite blocks from the local quarry were cut by hand master stone cutters from Norway. High School classes were added in 1886, and the first high school graduating class, of five students, was in 1890.While the $10,000 bond issue for the building of a new school was originally defeated, it eventually passed and construction began in 1905. A large addition was built on the front of the then 10-year-old structure.In December of 1970, school staff and students boxed up their books and the school's possessions and moved into the new school. The old high school, no longer needed, was boarded up.In 1982, the 97-year-old building was razed to make room for the next phase of school expansion.Fortunately a group of forward thinking residents determined to preserve the memories, the history, of the old high school erected a monument and plaque, "Dedicated to all alumni of the Dell Rapids Public School."I wasn't there nor did I attend school here, but I know this because of the existing monument that still stands on the south side of what we now call the old elementary building.I have also learned from the monument that it was a prominent architect, Wallace Dow, who designed the building. It was built of Red Quartzite from the Dell Rapids Quarries by Master Stone Cutters Ole, Engebrit, Gunder and Chris Paulson. The blocks were quarried, cut by hand, numbered and lettered in the quarry during the winter, then hauled by a team of black horses to the site. The building is gone now, but with the creation of the monument the knowledge of knowing it was there can not be forgotten or erased.With the addition of a new elementary school building on 15th Street, the future for the old elementary school site, the "Old High School" monument, and the civil war monument, still remains unclear.A number called "Memories" was sang during the dedication of the old high school monument:Memories, MemoriesWe're thinking of our pastO'er the sea of memoryWe're back again at lastOur school days, good school daysThose at Old Dells High-The building is gone-Bur our memories live on-Yes, our memories of Old Dells High.
Argus Leader
Dell Rapids Public School
Dell Rapids St. Mary's Catholic School
Dell Rapids Chamber of Commerce
City of Dell Rapids


text:
NPR Islamabad correspondent and recent Peabody Award winner offers an update on the situation in Pakistan.
Tavis Smiley | Travel writer Paul... (#2309)
Legendary travel writer Paul Theroux shares stories from his book The Tao of Travel. 13:14
Tavis Smiley | Jazz saxophonist... (#18823)
Full Program: The gifted Grammy winner explains why he's celebrating his 80th birthday with new music. 26:42
TAVIS SMILEY | Dr. Carl Hart... (#2945)
Dr. Hart explains his research and how U.S. drug policy has affected public perception. 01:57
TAVIS SMILEY | Toni Collette...
Collette tells Tavis about her attraction to playing off-kilter characters. 01:04
TAVIS SMILEY | Jimmy Connors...
The tennis legend reveals how his mother and brother drove much of his passion for the game. 02:06
TAVIS SMILEY | Bishop Rance...
The gospel music legend reflects on believing in his musical style at a time when it was too radical for some churches. 02:01
TAVIS SMILEY | India.Arie (Part... (#2929)
The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter agrees with Tavis: There's a lesson in every blessing. 02:17
TAVIS SMILEY | India.Arie (Part... (#2929)
The R&B singer shares how she's navigated through the skin-bleaching rumors. 03:18
Tavis Smiley | CFR president... (#2295)
Full Program: The CFR president unpacks his text, "Foreign Policy Begins at Home." 26:46
TAVIS SMILEY | Sen. Elizabeth... (#2921)
About student loans, Sen. Elizabeth Warren says, "We're still in the middle of the fight." 02:48
TAVIS SMILEY | Phil Jackson |...
One of the NBA's most successful leaders describes why coaches matter. 01:47
TAVIS SMILEY | 2000th Episode-... (#2910)
In part one of our 2000th episode, we revisit some of the musicians who've been guests on the program. 10:25
TAVIS SMILEY | 2000th Episode-... (#2910)
We conclude our 2000th episode celebration by looking at some of Hollywood's hottest actors and actresses who've... 08:17
TAVIS SMILEY | 2000th Episode-... (#2910)
In part two of our 2000th episode, we highlight some of the amazing guests, from politicians to best-selling authors,... 07:19
Tavis Smiley | Celebrating 2,000... (#2910)
Full Program: Highlights from some of our enlightening, encouraging and empowering conversations. 26:46
TAVIS SMILEY | Stevie Wonder |...
The legendary singer shares who came up with the title for "Signed, Sealed, Delivered, I'm Yours." 01:09
TAVIS SMILEY | Esperanza...
A look back at the Grammy Award-winning musician's first national TV appearance, which was on our show when she... 03:49
TAVIS SMILEY | Khaled Hosseini...
The best-selling author shares why he's so fascinated with the country Afghanistan. 01:55
TAVIS SMILEY | Emeli Sande |...
The Scottish singer shares why she wants her music to speak to people. 01:57
- Watch more video from this program
Post Date: May 28, 2011


text:
Delay |
Copyright © 2015 Guzzardo Performance Music.
Guzzardo Performance Music does not accept liability for incorrect spelling, printing errors (including prices), incorrect manufacturer's specifications or changes, or grammatical inaccuracies in any product included on the Website. Prices subject to change without notice. Powered by Zen Cart Created by EzWebstore your Webstore specialists |


text:
Catlike Whisper Plus Deluxe Helmet $0.00
Reviews & Community
What do you think of the
Catlike Whisper Plus Deluxe Helmet
? Share a...
Megan Ditty
I do not even know I am wearing it.
- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
Update on this helmet. I was out for a easy ride when I reached back with one hand to snug up the helmet and the retention system snapped in half. Backcountry has been amazing on taking care of the issue. I cannot recommend this helmet anymore. If it break with 2 fingers I can only imagine what would happen in a crash.
This is the most comfortable helmet I have ever used. Breaths very well. Once the adjustments are set just leave them. The one con I have found is that the adjuster on the right ear piece came off when I was adjusting it. Good thing I was just standing at camp. I would really like to buy a case for this helmet but I cannot find the Catlike case in the US.
Good choice
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
The helmet looks great. And it's so light and have great ventilation. I had giro helmet before but that one was somehow uncomfortable and hot when I were it. But with this one I sometimes forget that I am wearing it. I think I was a good investment since it does it's job more than the price.
I was slightly worried about choosing size because I am an Asian, so I have rounder head, I simply measured my head size and ordered small, it fits nicely and easy to adjust. My husband has the same helmet in different color in large size, he loves it too. I would strongly recommend this helmet if my friend or a family want to buy a road bike helmet.
Lastly, I wore this helmet for Newport Beach triathlon yesterday, and had a lot of fun at cycling with this helmet.
The sticker lettering comes off.
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I love the helmet in terms of fit and styling, but was very disappointed when after very little use all the lettering started coming off. :-( Not something you expect from a top-shelf product.
Andrew Bechini
The Catlike Whisper is definitely going...
The Catlike Whisper is definitely going to be next helmet purchase. I am having difficulty purchasing online because of how the sales are labeled. My big question is, what is the difference between, "Whisper Plus"and "Whisper Deluxe"? My LBS does not carry this brand, nor do many other LBS' in my area . My biggest concern would be purchasing a counterfit helmet. Help!
Angus Bohanon
The difference is that the Deluxe comes in more colors and has holes to attach a visor (sold separately). That's really it. And you should have no concerns about getting counterfeit stuff from Backcountry, they're a legitimate organization.
Andrew Bechini
Thanks, AB! Not to be a weight weenie, but would you happen to know if there are any differences in weight?
Angus Bohanon
The Deluxe is actually a little bit heavier, but I can't figure out why.
Wawan Setiawan
- splendid delivery from Backcountry
- splendid look of the helmet
- lots of vents
- very light, I didn't feel like having it on my head
- but it's a bit small if I use it with my cycling cap although maybe because my size is on the limit (54-55) thus I was worried if I order Medium I will get it too large. But still good enough.
I will buy again from backcountry (this time Giro Air Attack Shield when it's out)
Steve Brain
Works for me
Love this helmet - easy to adjust, well vented and looks cool. Replaced a large Specialized helmet with a large in the Catlike Whisper Plus. I've also got a large Giro mountain bike helmet . All three work ok for my head. I've had less luck in the past with Giro Atmos - for me the top of the helmet pushed down on the top of my head. Shape seems to vary by manufacturer, so hopefully this is helpful.
Love at first sight
- Gender: Female
I fell in love with this helmet because it was different, and had a ton of air vents. The helmet runs very small, I'm glad I ordered the xl. This helmet is so light, you don't notice it on. I love it. I would recommend this helmet to anyone rides. It's a little pricey though, but for the weight difference, you can't beat it.
why don't the catlike helmets come in...
why don't the catlike helmets come in XL?
I ordered a Large and it was too small. They obviously run small since a Large should have fit me. My head is not really XL.
Ryan Roth
Size - to help you out!
- Gender: Male
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
I just ordered the Medium. Prior to ordering the medium I measured my head and it was exactly 58cm. Exactly. Fattest part of my head = 58 cm. The medium came, the medium did not fit. The problem, my head was a little too long (forehead to occiput). Had it been a little more circular rather that oval, the size would have been grand. However, I literally could not get the helmet on my head all the way.
I did not use the helmet on the road, I think it was beautiful. I'm sad there are no larges in stock. Hope that helps someone else out there.
They made me rate it. So four stars for looking rad, and potentially comfortable. -1 star for not fitting my head.
Please don't read the following comment as a negative criticism. Anyone who drops $250+ on a helmet they have never physically tried on is a complete badass as far as I am concerned.
Generally speaking, I would say you absolutely have to have a plan B if you're going to purchase a helmet online without ever fitting one in person. I have the same issue as you, my skull did not grow to fit the average bike helmet perfectly, so I have to choose them carefully unless I want it pinching against my forehead and loose on the sides; the sizing label is only good for telling me which option to buy online cheaply after trying one on at the LBS. That's right, I said it.
Some �bersexy product lines eg Catlike aren't carried by my LBS, so I don't even bother with them.
Steve Brain
I agree you need to try a helmet on, especially when switching manufacturers. But remember Backcountry has a very generous return policy, so you can buy, try and return if the item doesn't fit.


text:
Ready Index TOC Dividers, 15-Tab, black & white, DOC file for Microsoft Word all versions
Avery Blank Templates Microsoft Word
Quickly organize your binder contents. Great for training manuals, projects, reports, and presentations.
Compatible Products:
Free Offer! Avery Toolbar
The Avery Toolbar lets you get templates, tips and more--right from your web browser. Download it free today!


text:
Madelinetosh Tosh Merino DK Yarn is a similar yarn: machine wash, dk (21-24 sts/4 in), 5-5.5 sts / inch, 100 gram, and on size 6-7 US needles. You make also like Cascade North Shore Prints Yarn, which is another similar yarn: machine wash, dk (21-24 sts/4 in), 100 gram, and 220 yards.
You may enjoy taking a look at the Cascade 220 Superwash Baby Makes Three Blanket, Cascade 220 Superwash Zig and Zag Baby Blanket, Cascade 220 Superwash Swirl Beret, and Cascade 220 Superwash Giraffe kits all using Cascade 220 Superwash Yarn.
Hopefully our suggested project ideas for Cascade 220 Superwash Yarn can help you come up with your next exciting new project idea!
If you like Cascade 220 Superwash, then you may be interested in the different ways we've used it. Visit our Beginner, Crochet, Fourth of July , and Sock corners to see some ideas.