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It was quite a heady experience when I opened the Bread Shop in Chicago in 1971. There was no other vegetarian business in town yet, so creating a whole grain bakery with an adjacent vegetarian grocery store — with my borrowed $1,000 — was beyond exhilarating. It was my first step toward saving our planet.
I remember Paul Obis, one of my customers, walking into the back area one day, where I was busy chopping away at something or other. He handed me a double-sided typed sheet of paper and informed me that it was a copy of his new magazine, Vegetarian Times. I loved it and read it to this day.
The magazine celebrated its 400th issue this year, and Obis told me that he's quite proud that it has survived and prospered all these years.
Obis recently lent me all of his back issues of the magazine and, while browsing through them, I came across this simple and delicious soup from February 1986.
Lentil and noodle soup
Prep: 15 minutes
Cook: 40 minutes
Makes: 8 cups
Note: Adapted from a recipe by cookbook author Habeeb Salloum that appeared in Vegetarian Times magazine. The original recipe calls for brown lentils, which I don't remember ever seeing in the 1980s. I think that what we now call green lentils were back then referred to as brown.
8 cups water
2 teaspoons sea salt
½ teaspoon freshly ground pepper
1 cup green lentils, sorted, rinsed
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 medium onions, chopped
4 cloves garlic, minced
2 ounces whole wheat vermicelli, capellini or spaghetti, broken into fourths
¼ cup cilantro chopped
1. Place the water, salt, pepper and lentils in a saucepan; heat to a boil over medium-high heat. Lower heat to a simmer; cook until the lentils are tender but still intact and slightly firm, 30 minutes.
2. Place the oil, onions and garlic in a skillet over medium heat. Cook, stirring occasionally until the onions are slightly browned, about 12 minutes. Add mixture to the soup pot after lentils have cooked 30 minutes. Stir in the pasta; bring to a boil. Lower the heat; simmer until the pasta and lentils are done, 5 minutes. Stir in the cilantro before serving.
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text: MY VISIT WITH POPE PAUL VI AND JOHN XXIII by BROOKS HAYS The unprecedented election of two Popes within a six weeks period in 1978, has stirred my memories of private audiences with Popes John XXIII and Paul VI, both of whom made a remarkable impact upon the Catholic Church, and the life of this world. The Religious News Service reported that I am the only Protestant layman to have had private audiences with both Popes, an honor to cherish. It might appear to be a bit presumptious [sic] for a Baptist layman to give his impressions of these great Popes, but there was some significance attaching to the private audiences due partly to the fact that I was for two years (1957-59) president of the Southern Baptist Convention, the largest Protestant body in the United States, Both invitations were prompted by a long-time Catholic friend, Monsignor Luigi Liqutti, who was a parish priest in Iowa during the thirties when I was involved with Federal programs for low-income farmers and we worked together on various projects. In 1963 Monsignor Ligutti was serving as the Pope's advisor on rural life. My wife was invited to be with me for the audience with Pope John which took place on October 23, 1963. We knew from the Pope's first words that we were in the presence of a warm-hearted fellow Christian. He said, "Mr. Hays, I know you are a Baptist, and Baptists and Catholics haven't always loved each other as good Christians should, but I am Baptist too, I am John." And with that quick


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The case describes Lincoln Electric's business strategy and incentive system, and it discusses the global strategy choices that the company faces going forward. Lincoln Electric is deciding whether a strong push into India should be the next step in the company's globalization. The company has enjoyed increasing success in China as a result of its aggressive expansion through both a joint venture and set of majority-owned plants. The company is deciding how it could apply the lessons of the Chinese experience, as well as the lessons of its experience across Asia, Europe, and Latin America, to India. First of all, should Lincoln Electric own a manufacturing operation in India? If yes, Lincoln Electric could enter the India market by acquisition, by joint venture, or by building a new plant on its own. If the company were to enter by acquisition, it was unclear what type of valuation to apply to any of the Indian incumbent companies. If the company were to enter by joint venture, the question was: How could Lincoln ensure its ability to make key business decisions? If the company were to build its own plant, the question was: Would the cost of starting from scratch be more than sufficiently compensated by the total control the company would enjoy?
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You might find that there are more healthy breakfast choices — like yogurt, fresh fruit, and scrambled eggs — for you at the diner than at the coffeehouse, so convincing your friends to chow down on diner food is one option.
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The same tips apply to eating at your school cafeteria. To be a healthy eater at school, make sure you pick a variety of healthy foods and stop to think about when you're getting full.
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Joshua SeboldStaff Writer6/17/2010High Desert State Prison Sergeant Todd Posch was not sentenced Monday, June 7.
District Attorney Jeff Cunan indicated that he and Judge Ira Kaufman were both researching the topic of charging someone with restitution to be paid to a government entity.
Cunan said both he and Kaufman were unsure about how much someone could be forced to reimburse the government for expenses related to crimes.
He added that Kaufman did indicate his intention to sentence Posch to be incarcerated in a non-jail setting because of his background working as a correctional officer.
House arrest with electronic monitoring would be an example of a non-jail incarceration situation.
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I'm joining you today with something I feel the need to share. It was how working the steps took shape in my life today. I'm sharing this as a reminder that there is a lot I have "achieved" in sobriety, but one thing I haven't achieved is the ability to walk on water.
Today I made the 3rd step decision: I made the decision to turn my will and my life over to the care and direction of God as I understand Him. Plain and simple, I "consented" to let God have His way in my life today.
Well, this led me almost immediately to step 7. You see, a funny thing happened to me at work this week. Some men would wonder how this could be a problem and how it is a shortcoming.
I supervise a staff of 7 people. I been a supervisor for 11 years. I had a disgruntled guy ask for a transfer to another department. This left me with a vacant position. On Monday, I got my new employee. I have never in my life had to be in this kind of a position with a young lady who is "drop dead" gorgeous. She is also single. I have to be close to her every day to train and develop her for some time. My own supervisor - also a woman - told me "don't say or do anything STUPID" meaning commenting to the lady about her fine appearance. I told my boss, "Whoever did this is totally unkind."
What the situation did is meet me right where I am ugly - on the inside. I knew instantly this was "unkind" because my "instinctive" reactions and desires would ALL be wrong right from the start. Instantly, after 24 years of work at this place, I get into the biggest struggle (with myself) I ever had at work. What an order!
Back to step 7 and today. God showed me my fault, my "shortcoming". Plain and simple "lustful indulgence". Even though I didn't even spend a minute obsessing about this lady, my mind had her in the sack with her clothes off, of course with "yours truly" being "Prince Charming" and a little more. All this went off in my head with no conscious effort at all - it was just like an alarm clock. It just happened and I could not stop it. I was most powerless for sure.
Well this step 7 leads me to step 5, today. Now this is to the ladies here on this forum. Honestly, I'm just as disgusted with myself as you are probably thinking I'm disgusting. I have a wonderful and just as attractive lady friend that I'm in a realtionship with. I wouldn't trade her for the world and she is crazy about me too. This is just one of those times when "suddenly the thought crossed my mind." This is also why we have this fellowship.
So today (and yesterday) I found myself doing step 5. I admitted to God, to myself, and to another human being (a bunch of other human beings), the exact nature of my wrongs. There you have it. I'm a man who is some times pretty disgusting when it comes to thinking right about women. The exact nature of my wrong is "Egotistical and disgusting man-like thinking that makes attractive women into sex objects." Add to that "lustful indulgence".
So I did step 7, and it was hard to "be willing" or "entirely ready" to have God remove this shortcoming. I could spend some time thinking pleasurable thoughts about this girl. I could go as far as take actions on these thoughts. This is not a shortcoming like having a bad habit of cussing out cops to their face. That would be painful and I really would want to get rid of that shortcoming. But this is the subtle kind of defect that many men would "like" to hold onto. It's the kind you can take into your secret hiding place and entertain yourself with. You can actually go out and plan and take actions too - it would all be "pleasure". Not like getting cuffed and the crap beat out of you.
But I did humbly ask God to remove this. I love my lady friend and wouldn't ever again want to betray someone that I'm intimate with ("again" means that yes I did it before - while drinking not in sobriety). I also love people, men and women, and my real "desire" is to learn how to love everybody the same way that God loves them. I owe this to you in the fellowship that taught me how to be a decent human being. I owe it to God who gives me Grace and Mercy. I owe it to my friends, loved ones, and co-workers. I owe it to myself to be true to myself.
Now I come to step 10, boy this is all so fast. To those ladies here that might be offended, or if this stirred up some bad memories for anyone, I am sorry. And if there is anything you want to suggest to me to make amends, please let me know, either private message or post it here live.
Well that's how I started my day today. I'll probably have to do the same thing tomorrow. I think this is one of those shortcomings that needs to get removed every day like a bad weed. Thank God that's all I have to do - ask for Grace and Mercy one day at a time.


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We are Girl Scout Seniors from Brookfield and LaGrange, and recently we discovered the value and self-satisfaction of helping others even if we have never met. The four of us found this out first-hand when we went to Operation Care Package in Joliet. The folks at OCP are dedicated volunteers on a mission to supply the comforts of home to military personnel on deployment. We packed toiletries, candy and complete care packages to be sent to military personnel around the world in places like Afghanistan and Iraq. Read More
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When my troop disbanded after fourth grade, I didn't know it was an option to continue Girl Scouting independently of my troop. I "quit" Girl Scouts, and I thought that was it. To my own surprise, I came back into Girl Scouting this summer, when I became an intern at the Downtown Gathering Place. My friends were also surprised and asked me if I am even a Girl Scout. Read More
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Backplate Height | 4.5 |
Backplate Width | 10 |
Base Color | Bronze, Silver |
Bulb Base | Medium (E26) |
Bulb Included | No |
Bulb Type | Compact Fluorescent, Incandescent |
Collection | Sunset Drive |
Energy Star | No |
Extension | 5.5 |
Full Backplate | No |
Genre | Contemporary |
Height | 8.75 |
Length | 22.5 |
Light Direction | Down Lighting |
Location Rating | Damp Location |
Material | Steel |
Number of Bulbs | 3 |
Product Weight | 7.7 |
Shade | Yes |
Shade Color | White |
Shade Material | Glass |
Shade Shape | Cone |
Shade Type | Etched |
UL Listed | Yes |
UL Rating | Damp Location |
Voltage | 120 |
Wattage | 300 |
Watts Per Bulb | 100 |
- Designed to cast light in a downward direction
- Suitable for Damp Locations
- Fixture can be installed in Up or Down Lighting Configuration
- Brushed Steel Finish comes with White Opal Etch Etched Glass Shades
- Comes with Cone Shaped Shades
- Fixture housing is constructed of Steel ensuring years of reliable performance.
- Ultra Secure Mounting Assembly
- Bulbs are not included with this model - upon checkout bulbs will be offered
Lamping Technology:
- Bulb Base - Medium (E26): The E26 (Edison 26mm), Medium Edison Screw, is the standard bulb used in 120-Volt applications in North America. E26 is the most common bulb type and is generally interchangeable with E27 bulbs.
- Compatible Bulb Types: Nearly all bulb types can be found for the E26 Medium Base, options include Incandescent, Fluorescent, LED, Halogen, and Xenon / Krypton.
- Height: 8.75"
- Length: 22.5"
- Extension: 5.5"
- Backplate Height: 4.5"
- Backplate Width: 10"
Electrical Specifications:
- Number of Bulbs: 3 (Not Included)
- Bulb Base: Medium (E26)
- Bulb Type: Compact Fluorescent
- Bulb Type: Incandescent
- Watts Per Bulb: 100
- Wattage: 300
- Voltage: 120
- UL Listed - Indicates whether a product meets standards and compliance guidelines set by Underwriters Laboratories. This listing determines what types of rooms or environments a product can be used in safely.
- UL Rated for Damp Locations
- ADA Compliant: No
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Our SKU: VS14903
This product is listed under the following manufacturer number(s):
- Brushed Steel
VS14903-BS - Corinthian Bronze
*Denotes a finish or option that has been discontinued
3 Questions from the Community
Each finish of the Murray Feiss VS14903 will come with white opal glass shades.
Are the shades a different color depending on your selection of the bronze or steel? The photos seem to indicate the shades are darker on the bronze, but the spec sheet says they are both "white opal".
A. Each finish of the Murray Feiss VS14903 will come with white opal glass shades.
The shade measures 4 1/8"w x 5 3/4"h
what are the shade dimensions?
A. The shade measures 4 1/8"w x 5 3/4"h
The specs for the Murray Feiss VS14903 are as follows: Extends: 5 3/8'' Backplate: H: 4 1/2'' W: 10'' Center of outlet box up: 2 1/4'' Center of outlet box down: 6 3/8'' Fixture may be mounted in the up or down position Mounts Up or Down Hope this helps.
How far off the base/wall is the center of the shade? I am wondering how deep a medicine cabinet I can have if these are to go above.
A. The specs for the Murray Feiss VS14903 are as follows: Extends: 5 3/8'' Backplate: H: 4 1/2'' W: 10'' Center of outlet box up: 2 1/4'' Center of outlet box down: 6 3/8'' Fixture may be mounted in the up or down position Mounts Up or Down Hope this helps.
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Murray Feiss Sunset Drive Collection
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Murray Feiss VS14902
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Warranty Info
Feiss Import LLC warrants its products are free from defects in workmanship and materials. Such warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, including without limitation, any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. "Feiss" at its sole option, will repair or replace, a "Feiss" product, defective in workmanship or materials. Such repair or replacement is the sole and exclusive remedy against "Feiss" and is limited to one year from the date of shipment. "Feiss" reserves the right to determine whether to repair or replace. No charge back, or charge for labor or material, that does not have "Feiss" prior written approval, from "Feiss". "Feiss" will not be responsible for any consequential or incidental damages in connection with any breach of its aforementioned warranty. "Feiss" does not make any warranties whatsoever and therefore, will accept no responsibility or liability whatsoever, for any products subjected to inappropriate application, installation, modification, or any manner, not in accordance with "Feiss" written or implied instructions. No representative, employee or associate of "Feiss" has any authority to bind "Feiss" to any warranty concerning goods sold by "Feiss". This is the only enforceable warranty, provided by Feiss Import LLC.


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Wireless (Wi-Fi) Internet
We offer free wireless internet to our shoppers at this Simon mall. Any shopper with a Wi-Fi enabled laptop, tablet or smartphone can easily log onto the Wi-Fi network. All shoppers have to do is open their web browser or select "Simon WiFi" (the SSID name) from their available list of wireless networks to get to the Simon Malls Wi-Fi landing page. All shoppers that choose to use the Wi-Fi network at this mall must agree to Simon Wi-Fi Terms & Conditions of Use prior to using this free service. If there are any issues or questions, shoppers and tenants should contact the Wi-Fi network technical support hotline at (888) 726-5930 for assistance.
Indoor Device Charging Stations
You can charge your phone while you are shopping. Conveniently located Device Charging Stations allow visitors to charge their phones, tablets, and other communication devices while enjoying the mall. The Charging Station features comfortable seating - and is the perfect spot to rest and recharge!
Simon Giftcard®
Give the gift of shopping with a Simon Giftcard, available at Simon Guest Services® in denominations ranging from $20 to $500. There are no fees after purchase and the funds do not expire. The Simon Giftcard can be used anywhere Visa or American Express are accepted. See cardholder agreement for complete terms and conditions.
Travelex ATMs are conveniently located at different locations throughout The Avenues. There is one ATM on the upper level across from Sears, near the Food Court. A second ATM is located on the lower level beneath the Food Court, and a third ATM is located on the lower level, across from Maggie Moos' and the Play Area. Fees may apply.
Baby Changing Station
Baby changing stations are available in the Family and Women's restrooms located down the hallway between Moe's Southwest Grill and Mandarin Express in the Food Court. There is also a Baby Changing Station in the Women's Restroom located on the lower level at the main entrance between JCPenney and Dillard's.
Bike Racks
For your convenience, bike racks are located in the parking lot outside of Buffalo Wild Wings.
Bus Stop
The Bus Stop is located on the North side of the mall, on the right-hand side of the parking garage. Bus schedules can be found at the Guest Services desk and at the Mall Management Office. For more information, please call the Jacksonville Transportation Authority at (904) 630-3100 or visit their website at www.JTAFLA.com.
Children's Play Area
Our Simon Kidgits Club Play Area is located in the JCPenney Court.
Coca-Cola Vending
Enjoy a refeshing Coke product. Coke machines are located on the lower level in JCPenney Court, Center Court and Dillard's Court.
Directories (Mall Map)
Mall Directories are located at the main entrance between Buffalo Wild Wings and Ruby Tuesday, at the main entrance between JCPenney and Dillard's, the lower level in Belk's Court and on the lower level beneath the Food Court. Handheld directories are available at different locations throughout the mall, including Guest Services and the Mall Management Office.
Family Restrooms
A Family Restroom is located in the Food Court, down the hallway between Moe's Southwest Grill and Mandarin Express.
Restrooms are located in the Food Court and on the lower level at the main entrance between JCPenney and Dillard's.
Fax & Copies
Available at the mall office.
Fax - $1.00 per page.
Copies - $0.25 per page.
Food Court
Delight in visiting our various food court selections such as Charley's Grilled Subs, Chick-fil-A, Moe's Southwest Grill and Skyline Chicken & Waffles.
Gift Wrapping
Gift Wrapping is available at some of the specialty stores and at most of the department stores. Seasonal gift wrapping is also available.
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iPhone® & Android™ App
The Simon Malls Mobile App can help you find your favorite stores, dining and entertainment options at the Simon Mall nearest you. You'll also be able to check out the latest deals and events available at your favorite mall right from your phone. And there are many more features designed to enhance your shopping experience including mall maps & gift card balance check. Download the free app from the App Store℠ for iOS powered devices or from Google Play™ for Android powered devices today. iPhone is a trademark of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. App Store is a service mark of Apple Inc. Android and Google Play are trademarks of Google Inc.
Lost and Found
Articles found in the mall's public spaces may have been turned in at Guest Services. Please contact the mall office for more information. Articles left in stores are the responsibility of store personnel. If you believe the missing article was left in a store, please contact the store directly.
Mall Office
Located in the Food Court, down the hallway between Moe's Southwest Grill and Mandarin Express. The Mall Office is open Monday through Friday 8:30am to 5:00 pm.
Mall Walking

The main mall entrances are open at 8:00am Monday through Saturday and at 10:00am on Sundays for mall walkers. Join the mall walkers club today! Stop by the Simon Guest Services for more information or call 363-3054.

 Mall walking hours are 8am-10am Monday-Saturday and 10am-12noon on Sunday.

The Avenues offers free parking throughout the property. There is also a 3-level parking garage located between Dillard's and Sears. For your convenience, we also offer handicapped parking and expectant mother parking spaces at each mall entrance.
Retailer Gift Cards
Retailer Gift Cards are available for sale at Simon Guest Services located on the upper level, across from H&M.
Simon Guest Services
Simon Guest Services is located on the upper level, across from H&M.
Simon Kidgits Club

The Simon Kidgits Club has it all. As a member, kids and their parents can enjoy the many benefits of the program including:

Monthly Interactive Kids Events

Family-Friendly and Money-Saving Coupons from Mall Retailers and more

Birthday Club and Gift Redemption for Kids

Simon Kidgits Newsletter with games and educational elements

and other membership exclusives!

Join the Simon Kidgits Club today at the Simon Guest Services for just $5!

Soft Seating
Soft couches and chairs are located at various locations throughout the mall.
Stroller rental locations are conveniently located throughout the interior of the mall near our major mall entrances. Stroller rental is just $5, with $0.50 returned to you with the return of the stroller.
Ticketmaster, the world's leading live entertainment ticketing company, now has a retail location at select Simon® Malls Guest Services Booths. You can access event information and purchase tickets at Guest Services to a wide range of venues and entertainment options including sporting events, museums, theaters, performing arts and family shows. Did you purchase tickets from Ticketmaster online? You can conveniently pick them up at our mall. Stop by Simon Guest Services for all of your Ticketmaster ticketing needs.
Wheelchairs (Complimentary)
Wheelchairs are available free of charge on a first-come, first-serve basis at Simon Guest Services. If you would like a wheelchair, please enter the mall through the main mall entrance in between Buffalo Wild Wings and Ruby Tuesday.
Enhanced Cellular Connectivity
This property features enhanced cellular connectivity that improves the signal strength and brings the cell phone tower inside of the mall.
SYF Coin Wishing Wells

The SYF Coin Wishing Wells bring in funds for Simon Youth Foundation (SYF) programs. The SYF helps provide economical, educational and career development opportunities to local youth. All of the proceeds collected from the SYF Coin Wishing Well go to the Simon Youth Foundation.

Senior Citizen Parking
We offer special parking reserved for our Senior Citizen guests.


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Hunter quality shines. It looks good and iIt is quiet. We hung this fan with an extension on a vaulted ceiling.
Hunter Fan Studio 20184 Ceiling Fan
Improve the airflow in your living room, bedroom, or den with this Hunter ceiling fan. The blades have a dark walnut shade on one side and cherry on the other, so you can switch them match to your decor. Included is a convenient four-bulb light fixture.
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The Hunter Ceiling Fans, is a studio series fan with the three fan speed pull chain and on/off light pull chain in the antique pewter motor finish.- Color: Cherry/dark walnut blades (reversible)
- Fan Diameter: 52 inch Blade Span
- Dimensions: 19.5 inches from top to bottom
- Number of Blades: 5
- Minimum Fan Speed: 60 rpm
- Maximum Fan Speed: 170 rpm
- Speed Settings: 3
- Finishing: Antique Pewter
- Features: Light Fitting
- Features: Quiet
- Input Voltage: 110 V AC
- Power Consumption: 62 Watts
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Fan Mounting Type | Flush Mount |
Finish | Antique |
Number of Light | 4 Lights |
Switch Type | Pull Chain |
Assembly | Assembled |
Ceiling Fan Light | Light Kit Included |
Fans by Space | Medium space |
Light Direction | Multi-directional |
Lighting Style | Traditional |
Number of Blade | 5 |
Number of Motor Speed | 3 |
Product Features | Reversible Air Flow Reversible Blade |
Dimensions | 11.3x14.9x22.5 |
Model Number | 20184 |
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Perfect for my bedroom Hunter quality shines. It looks good and iIt is quiet. We hung this fan with an extension on a vaulted ceiling.
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Love my fan I am enjoying my fan. The light kit provides great light in my 10x13 room. It was easy to install.
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Awesome I love the ceiling fan.. It was so easy to install
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hunter fan 20184 fan is very well constructed, overstocks price and delivery was very appealing, that made the choice very easy!
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I got it shipper @ Homedepot bery nice fan its a fast instalation as long u put allmoust ebryting together in the floor prier to henginit on the ciling exep two fands blades, but it cust to much i got the same fan @ ****** store for $$$ + tax here they have it for $$$
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This item comes with four 40B9-1/2 - 160watt total incandescent light sockets.
Can the fan be worked with a chain?
I'm sorry to say we don't have that information made available to us, but it doesn't appear to be chain operated.
Does this fan include the light kit? Does it include a remote control?
The light kit is included, but a remote is not.
Shopping Guides
How to Install a Ceiling Fan in Your Bathroom
Unlike the ceiling fan in your living room that circulates the air with rotating paddles, a bathroom fan features a motorized unit that vents stuffy bathroom air out of the room. A bathroom fan may be an individual unit, or you may purchase a unit that combines bathroom lighting and a fan. If you're installing a new bathroom fan or just replacing the old fan light, here are a few steps to help you get it done right.
Ceiling Fan Buying Guide
When it's hot outside, it can get downright uncomfortable inside your home. A simple breeze created by a ceiling fan is the solution for cool, natural comfort. They can be energy-efficient alternatives to the high costs involved in operating your other cooling systems for hours on end, and they provide instant relief because you can feel the breeze they create. This ceiling fan buying guide explains your options, so you can find the right one for your home.
How to Buy a Ceiling Fan
With its low electrical cost, a ceiling fan is a very efficient cooling solution for the home. Indoor ceiling fans use about as much energy as a 100-watt light bulb and can greatly reduce your home cooling expenses. The cooling effects of a ceiling fan not only save you money but let you keep your windows open longer, allowing more fresh air into your home. A ceiling fan can also be used, if it has a reverse mode, to help defray heating costs in the winter. With all of these benefits, there's no reason not to find the best ceiling fans for every room in your home. Read on for suggestions that will help you buy ceiling fans for your home.
Why You Need a Ceiling Fan
The heat of summer is something you can look forward to, something you can dread or something you can learn to love -- but it's not something you can easily avoid. Ceiling fans are a throwback to lazy days, and the comfort a good ceiling fan provides can be depended on in any climate. Whether you're a lover or a hater of hot weather, or you simply dislike stagnant air, read on to find out why you need a ceiling fan.
How to Install a Ceiling Fan
Installing a ceiling fan is an excellent way to add beauty and comfort to your home-lighting design. Whether you are replacing an old ceiling fan with a new one or replacing a light fixture with a lighted ceiling fan, it's a job you can do yourself. Read the following instructions carefully and always refer to the ceiling fan manufacturer's instructions for installation.
How to Change the Look of Your Ceiling Fan
Whether your ceiling fan is outdated or just too plain for your home, you can easily make changes to it that will give it new life. To avoid switching out your entire ceiling fan fixture, focus on changing the look of the blades or the light covers. Here are a few tips for giving your ceiling fan a facelift.
Buying Ceiling Fans for Your Living Room
Keep the air fresh throughout your home when you buy ceiling fans for your living room. Whether you want lighted ceiling fan styles for easy elegance or remote ceiling fans for convenience, these suggestions can help you buy ceiling fans that complement your home and provide adequate air flow throughout the years. Read on for tips on buying ceiling fans for your living room.
Buying Fans for your Family Room
Keep your home cool during the hottest weather when you buy durable fans for your family room. Brighten a dim room with a lighted ceiling fan or find ceiling fans that feature leaf-shaped fan blades for a more laid-back look. No matter which style you like best, you can buy ceiling fans that fit the size and decor of your room. Read on for tips on buying fans for your family room.
How to Choose a Ceiling Medallion
A ceiling medallion brings instant drama to a room. Ceiling medallions were once quite common in homes, and they have come back into favor. Typically, ceiling medallions are used to support ceiling fans and light fixtures, but most homeowners select them for their decorative value. When choosing a medallion, your architectural design, interior design theme and the type of ceiling light you select all play a part.
Lighting Buying Guide
The right lighting and ceiling fans are not only more efficient and cost effective, but they also accentuate the personal style of your home. This lighting buying guide is designed to assist you in choosing the right fixtures to furnish your home.
How to Choose Kitchen Lighting
It is easy to overlook the importance of lighting when decorating your kitchen. You spend all that time picking out the best cabinets and appliances and then stick with the same flickering fluorescent fixture that came with the house. Kitchen lighting and ceiling fans can do more than just illuminate your kitchen; they can also decorate as well as accent the best parts of your kitchen design.
Best Bedroom Lighting Ideas
Decor trends come and go, but your bedroom lighting should transcend the look-of-the-moment to suit your bedroom's various functions. When planning bedroom lighting design, consider the space's natural lighting first, and then determine which parts of the room benefit most from general lighting, task lighting, accent lighting and ceiling fans.
Home Lighting - Lamp Design
Add style and warm light to your decor with the perfect lamp for your bedroom, hallway or living room. There's no need to sit in the dark when you can brighten up corners with unique lamps and stylish lighting and ceiling fans or snuggle in with good book by the light of your bedside lamps. This guide will provide you with tips on finding the perfect lamp designs for your home.
Tips on Buying Light Fixtures for Your Kitchen
Make your kitchen a warm, comfortable room with the right lighting and ceiling fans. Since you spend a lot of time in your kitchen preparing and eating meals together with your family, you'll want this type of home lighting to be bright enough to see ingredients but cozy enough to make this room a fun gathering place. Whether you want kitchen ceiling lights to save space or kitchen pendant lights that add a bit of color and style to the room, the following tips will help you to find kitchen lighting that works well in your home. Read on for tips on buying light fixtures for your kitchen.
How to Decorate With Paper Lanterns
Whether you prefer the cool sophistication of track lighting and ceiling fans or the eclectic, bohemian approach of handcrafted lamps and lighting, lighting design sets the tone and vibe of your home decor. With the wide diversity of home lighting styles available it can be challenging to choose which style you like the most. Paper lanterns, with all their many colors, patterns and sizes, offer a versatile choice for any room in your home. Decorating with paper lanterns adds form and function to your space. Check out the following ideas to create the perfect mood with paper lantern lighting in your home.
How to Install Recessed Lighting in Kitchens
Recessed lighting enhances your kitchen design with additional light. When used along with other lighting and ceiling fans, recessed lighting adds another dimension of light to a room where you can use as much light as you can get while you chop vegetables or check to see if your roast is cooking perfectly. Although it's not difficult to install recessed lighting in the kitchen, you will need access to the attic over the kitchen in order to install and wire the lights with ease. Here are a few simple steps to install your own recessed kitchen lights.
How to Install Recessed Lighting above a Shower
Adding a recessed light above the shower provides welcome illumination while showering. Recessed bathroom lighting is perfect for the ceiling above the shower because it does not take up any space over head. A special moisture-resistant bathroom light fixture is required in the shower because the area is subject to so much moisture and humidity. You may replace an existing light fixture or install a new fixture after an electrician runs the necessary wiring. Choose a simple recessed light or select a light-and-heat-lamp combination or a light-and-fan combination.
Tips on Using Fans
Indoor climate control is important wherever you live, and fans can help you maintain the optimum temperature in your home or office. There are many types of fans available, so be sure to pick the best one for you. To keep your home or office cool and your fan working properly, follow these tips on using and caring for your fans.
How to Choose a CPU Fan
Whenever your computer needs to perform calculations it relies on the central processing unit (CPU), often referred to simply as the processor. When the CPU is in operation it generates heat, so it must rely on computer components such as a CPU fan and heat sink combination to adequately dissipate the heat. Without a CPU fan the processor will quickly overheat and become useless. If your computer's CPU has been running too hot, choose a new CPU fan that provides better airflow.
How to Clean a Computer Fan
Heat is your computer's number one enemy, which is why it has one or more fans to help push hot air out of the computer case and pull cool air in. Computer cooling fans are typically installed next to vents on your computer case, but your computer's processor may have its own fans and heatsinks, which sit on top of the processor chip. Dust and dirt then collect around the blades of each computer fan and may eventually cause the CPU fan to break or slow down. If any one of the computer fans breaks or slows down, heat builds up and may damage the processor or other components in the process. To protect your computer, follow these simple steps for keeping your cooling fans clean.
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NOAA Images: You Can't Believe Your Eyes - Illinois Photo enhanced NOAA Aerial Photos of the Coastal Destruction Caused by HurriThe images and photos posted to this gallery are aerial photographs of the Mississippi and Louisiana areas affected by Hurricane Katrina. These images were captured ny NOAA and enhanced by the IllinoisPhoto.com editing department. These images were captured to help support national security and emergency response requirements. In addition, they will be used for ongoing research efforts for testing and developing standards for airborne digital imagery. |
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Aerial view of complete nastyness that has intruded upon this New Orleans neighborhood.
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Superdome Photos: Boat only access asNew Orleans isalmost completely flooded.
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Nice aerial view of Hurricane Katrina destruction to the ports and coastline.
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Just stick with OSS Radeon and forget about 3D for now. 2D and XV works without a hintch
The ASUS M51Ta works only with ati oss driver, fglrx is unable to init graphics. It seems that fglrx has problems when there are 2 VGA devices:
01:05.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: ATI Technologies Inc RS780M/RS780MN [Radeon HD 3200 Graphics] [1002:9612]
02:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: ATI Technologies Inc Mobility Radeon HD 3650 [1002:9591]
Usually the system crashes then. That's the worst fglrx experience possible even on PURE ATI/AMD hardware. When will that work? Must be a joke when Intel+ATI works better than pure AMD+ATI.
Just stick with OSS Radeon and forget about 3D for now. 2D and XV works without a hintch
What da HELL---- nono we don't neet openBeta.. amd still have all hartware in intern testing and NDA beta testers...
sorry... normaly i say somthing like this "get the newest beta and all is fine.."
But.. you are ""KANO""---
soo-- yes its an shame for amd...
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Not with a "pure" driver, i got one with a patched driver (9-7) and 2.6.30. Then it was a segfault. But that's not my laptop, i just had it to install - no further tests possible. Best order it and test yourself.


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Paul Sanford is the National Director of Recreation Policy at The Wilderness Society. Paul manages the Society's work on recreation policy issues, and its programs to connect more people, particularly youth and underserved communities, to the outdoors.
Maria is a Senior Accountant at The Wilderness Society. She has been with the Wilderness Society since 2005.
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Neil Shader works in our Communications Department in the Washington, D.C. office. He works on press outreach and media strategy on issues including oil and gas drilling, conservation funding and protecting wild lands in New England.
Jeremy came to The Wilderness Society in 1999 from the Alaska Wilderness League, where he served as the field director of a national grassroots campaign to protect wildlands in the state.
Liz oversees relationships with The Wilderness Society's institutional funders and corporate partners.
A human resources professional with over a decade of experience in both for-profit and non-profit sectors, Jeanna joined The Wilderness Society in December 2011 and serves as Director of HR and Administration.
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Vera Smith is Director of Policy and Planning of the National Forest Action Center at The Wilderness Society.
Dan serves as Wyoming Representative in the Northern Rockies region. Previously, he was with Citizens for the Wyoming range as an outreach coordinator.
Dan Smuts is The Wilderness Society's Senior Regional Director for California and has led the region since 2010.
Paul Spitler, Director Wilderness Campaigns, works out of the Bozeman, Montana office on wildland designation campaigns.
Jennifer has been with The Wilderness Society since 2005 and brings years of experience in media relations, public and private partnerships, promotions, special events, integrated strategic marketing plans and crisis communications to our team.
Heather Addison is a Research Analyst for our Membership and Development team, specializing in donor prospecting.
Peter serves as Senior Director of the Northern Rockies region. Previously, Peter worked at the Greater Yellowstone Coalition, first as a Program Associate and later as their Mining Issues Coordinator.
As the California Wilderness Coordinator, Warren Alford works with a coalition of organizations and individuals to preserve California's remaining wild areas for future generations to experience and enjoy. Warren joined The Wilderness Society in 2012 with more than 15 years of experie
Mike has been with The Wilderness Society since 1985. His main focus is national forest management and policy, ranging from roadless area conservation to watershed restoration. He also helps coordinate all of The Wilderness Society's litigation activities.
Greg Aplet is Senior Science Director, specializing in ecosystem management and the conservation of biological diversity and forest ecosystem health.
Jerry is the Facility Manager at our headquarters office in Washington, D.C. He has assisted in a whole office relocation in 2000, office renovations from 2008 to 2011 and various other facility projects. He maintains a safe and well run office.
Adam serves as Philanthropy Officer in California.
Laura is the senior content strategist for The Wilderness Society's digital communications team. In that role, Laura works to inform and inspire supporters and Americans to get involved and protect wilderness.
Sara is Senior Regional Director for the Pacific and Southeast regions. She has been with The Wilderness Society (TWS) since 2003 and has held a variety of leadership positions within the organization including California/Nevada Regional Director and Vice President for Regional Conservation.
Travis Belote has served as a research ecologist in the Northern Rockies Office of The Wilderness Society in Bozeman, MT since 2009.
Megan Birzell is The Wilderness Society's Lead Conservation Specialist in the North Cascades of Washington state.
Scott Brennan is the Wilderness Society's Montana State Director. During his 20-year career in conservation, education and advocacy, Scott has worked closely with a wide array of business leaders, economic development specialists and elected officials while advocating for wilderness protection, fish and wildlife habitat restoration and sustainable economic development.
Brad is the Idaho Deputy Regional Director. He joined The Wilderness Society in early 2006, after spending several years working for the State of Idaho and the U.S. Forest Service conducting field research.
Anne works on climate change related issues in the Northern Rockies through a combination of collaborative, landscape-level adaptation projects and an intensive regional outreach campaign on the impacts of climate change, what it means for Montanans in their everyday lives, and the role of large
Michael Carroll is Senior Director of National Partnerships and has been with The Wilderness Society since 1999.
A native of Silver City, New Mexico, Michael has been an environmental advocate, community organizer and scientific researcher for over two decades.
Natalie serves as the Operations Specialist for the Pacific and Southeast Regions. Prior to working for The Wilderness Society, Natalie worked as a Program Manager with City Year and a Program and Development AmeriCorps VISTA with Technically Learning (now part of Code.Org).
Moira Chapin joined The Wilderness Society in 2010. As Senior Philanthropy Officer, she works with major donors in California. Moira has more than ten years of development experience and worked most recently raising major and annual gifts at the University of California, Berkeley.
Jamie Clark joined The Wilderness Society as the Marketing Specialist in November 2013. She provides support to marketing, constituency building and partnership efforts.
Stuart is the Public Lands Outreach Coordinator based in our Denver office where he facilitates campaign strategies for the spectrum of public lands policy within BLM Action Center and partner organizations.
As Regional Conservation Representative, Kitty helps lead The Wilderness Society's efforts to protect, restore and raise awareness about Washington's North Cascades region, one of the country's largest and wildest ecosystems.
Nada is Director and Senior Counsel of The Wilderness Society's BLM Action Center. Nada brings to the Action Center over a decade of legal experience working on environmental issues including energy development, environmental remediation and nuclear energy.
Mason joined the Wilderness Society as a digital content producer in July of 2014 after working over three years as a communications specialist at the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy.
Liese Dart is the Special Assistant to the President, Jamie Williams.
Alex is the Assistant Director of Renewable Energy for our BLM Action Center.
Tiffany is the Manager of Council and Volunteer Engagement for the Governing Council and the President's Council. She is working on Council development and engagement.
Megan is a Planning and Policy Associate for our BLM Action Center in Denver.
Jennifer, a Communications Director, came to The Wilderness Society with a strong background in advocacy communications.
Matt holds a BA in History and Government from Bowdoin College, an MS in Environmental Studies from the University of Montana and a PhD in Natural Resources and Environment from the University of Michigan, where he focused his research on the effects of human disturbance – in particular, r
Pamela Eaton, Senior Advisor of Strategic Program Development, oversees The Wilderness Society's BLM Action Center and National Forest Action Center.
Bob Ekey is Senior Director for TWS' energy campaign.
Lois Epstein is Arctic Program Director for The Wilderness Society. Previously, she was a private consultant on environmental and policy issues, and a senior engineer for several national and regional non-profit organizations.
Jennifer currently works to ensure that the Rocky Mountain Front is protected by helping local people – ranchers, business owners, community leaders, tribal members and others – understand and apply their power to influence politics.
Alison grew up paddling and cross-country skiing the wildlands of northern Minnesota and southwestern Ontario. Her love of the outdoors and desire to protect wild places led her to Bowdoin College for a degree in Environmental Studies, and eventually to law school at the University of Colorado.
Tim Fullman is a Senior Ecologist with the Alaska office of The Wilderness Society. He joined the team in Anchorage in 2014. His research focuses on understanding movements and distributions of large herbivores in response to environmental factors and human impacts.
Jeremy Garncarz has been with The Wilderness Society since 2004. He has worked to protect wild places both administratively and legislatively across the country.
The Regional Director of our Idaho office, Craig Gehrke oversees The Wilderness Society's efforts to promote wilderness designation and forest restoration in the gem state.
As the Government Relations Program Coordinator, Katie is responsible for helping the Government Relations team disseminate critical information on legislation, agency policy and politics to staff on a real-time basis, among other related duties. She is based out of the Washington D.C.
Jill Gottesman brings the skills of a diverse work history in nonprofit management, environmental education, wilderness therapy and social work to her role of Conservation Specialist for The Wilderness Society's southeastern regional office.
On staff since 2006, Meredith is the Development Communications Specialist at The Wilderness Society.
A fundraising professional with more than 17 years of experience growing membership as well as major gift programs, Cathy joined The Wilderness Society in September 2012 and serves Deputy Vice President, Strategic Services.
Max Greenberg joined The Wilderness Society as a digital content producer in October 2013 after more than a year on the environment beat at Media Matters for America, a watchdog group. There, he covered everything from polar bears to plug-in hybrids.
Ben Greuel serves as The Wilderness Society's Washington State Program Director based in beautiful Seattle, WA.
Phil Hanceford came to The Wilderness Society's BLM Action Center after graduating from law school. Prior to this, Phil worked on grassroots campaigns and researched policy for several non-profit environmental and public interest groups.
Phil joined The Wilderness Society as a Public Lands Fellow in the fall of 2014 after doing stewardship work with a land trust in Virginia and endangered species modeling with a small company in North Carolina. At TWS, he provides GIS support for the land protection efforts of the BLM Acti
Dan joined The Wilderness Society as the National Monuments Campaign Representative in February 2014. In this role, Dan works with Congress and the Executive Branch to defend the President's authority to designate new national monuments under the Antiquities Act.
Dawn Hartley, Senior Geographic Information Systems Analyst/Programmer (Seattle), joined The Wilderness Society in 1997 and uses GIS to evaluate ecological impacts associated with transportation systems and oil and gas development.
Scott Hassler joined The Wilderness Society as a Foundations Relations Officer in August 2011. He supports a variety of projects including renewable energy, climate policy and adaptation, and wild land protection and restoration, primarily in the Western United States.
Ame Hellman is the Vice President of Philanthropy at The Wilderness Society. She works to create and support fundraising strategies for The Wilderness Society's highest level donors and assist in providing oversight and management of our major gift team.
Brandon Helm serves as the Land and Water Conservation Fund National Campaign Specialist in the Washington D.C. office.
Sharon is a tenured IT professional, specializing in financial application implementations and data analysis.
Josh Hicks is Assistant Director of our National Forest Action Center. Josh joined The Wilderness Society in early 2007 after serving as a Program Specialist with the American Water Works Association.
Julie is the Accounts Payable Specialist at The Wilderness Society. She has been with The Wilderness Society since 2009.
Rachel Howell became the General Counsel of the Wilderness Society in 2014. Rachel brings a wealth of non-profit experience and passion for conservation to her role.
Chase serves as Sr. Government Relations Director at The Wilderness Society. He works with staff in the public policy and public lands departments to develop and evaluate policy options for sustainably managing energy production on the nation's public lands in the face of global warming.
Hugh has spent more than 3 decades working on conservation issues in the Southern Appalachians.
As the California Desert Representative, Matthew Jatovsky works with a coalition of organizations and individuals to protect the State's threatened desert wilderness.
Soren works with a core team in the Central Rockies Office, BLM Action Center and Ecology and Economics Research Department, along with coalition partners, to head up The Wilderness Society's expanded campaign to protect Vermillion Basin and other wildlands in the northwest corner of Colorad
Matt Keller has spent over a decade working with grassroots groups across the country to advance wildlands designation campaigns and change the politics of conservation in their communities.
Bill joined The Wilderness Society as Planned Giving Administrator in October 2007. His primary responsibilities include working with estate attorneys, trustees and personal representatives to ensure that bequests are dedicated to our work in accordance with the donor's wishes.
Jenny joined The Wilderness Society in 2013 as the Renewable Energy Campaign Representative.
As the Conservation Operations Manager, Melissa Koskinen is responsible for initiating, designing and leading a wide variety of special projects that strengthen the organization and enhance our conservation outcomes.
David Krause is the Arctic Lands Conservation Specialist in the Alaska Regional Office.
Alexandra LaRosa is the Philanthropy Associate with The Wilderness Society.
Nicole Layman works closely with grassroots partners to identify opportunities to permanently protect vital public lands through legislative and administrative conservation designations.
Jason joined The Wilderness Society in 2011 as a watershed ecologist. His research is focused on understanding how anthropogenic impacts (climate change and oil and gas development) affect freshwater ecosystems in Alaska.
Amy Lindholm is a Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) Senior Specialist with the Washington, DC, Public Policy Team. She came to The Wilderness Society from Capitol Hill, where she spent several years with the House Natural Resources Committee until 2011. She is happy to put her
Wendy has led our Alaska Region's ecology research program since 2006.
Kate's role is to strategically plan and direct The Wilderness Society's communications efforts that support new protection campaigns for wild places across the country.
With over 13 years of fundraising experience in membership, annual fund, major and planned giving, Kristie joined The Wilderness Society in the summer of 2013 as the Director of Advocates for Wilderness. In this role, she oversees the strategy and implementation of the advocate giving prog
Joshua Mantell came to The Wilderness Society in Fall 2011 as Rapid Response Specialist. Joshua works with both the Policy and Communications Department to quickly release important messages on issues pertaining to the House and the Senate.
Mike Marcelo is the Senior Database Operations Specialist with The Wilderness Society's Philanthropy team. Prior to joining TWS in 2012, he worked in database administration and business operations at Reading is Fundamental and Children's National Medical Center.
Brent Martin is a lifetime conservationist and lives in the historic Cowee community of western North Carolina. During his career in conservation he has worked for the Armuchee Alliance, Georgia Forestwatch, the Land Trust for the Little Tennessee and The Wilderness Society.
Rob joined The Wilderness Society in September 2013 as the Central Idaho Representative and works on land protection efforts with communities and local stakeholders in the state.
Allen is a Senior Director of Philanthropy leading The Wilderness Society's Major Gift Program. A "conservationist that fundraises," he is a 20-year veteran of continental scale conservation campaigns.
Peter joined The Wilderness Society in 2010, having worked in northeastern conservation and ecological research for the last 20 years.
Jonathan is a seasoned digital strategist who came from The Pew Environment Group where he brought them into the digital age with a robust new web site and social media presence.
Scott Miller is the Senior Regional Director for the Southwest Region, which includes Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico and Utah.
Sally Miller joined The Wilderness Society in 1999 and presently leads our work on renewable energy and wildlands protection in the California desert, provides leadership to a campaign to permanently protect BLM wildlands in the Bodie Hills, and works with coalition partners to help protect spec
Mario serves as Public Lands Community Organizer for the New Mexico office in Albuquerque. Working with a diverse population of stakeholders, he helps to advance wildlands designations for the Rio Grande Watershed landscape.
A fundraising professional with over a decade of experience in membership, mid-level, and major giving, Andrea has worked for environmental, arts & cultural, social service, and animal welfare organizations. She joined The Wilderness Society in 2015 as Director of Advocates for Wilderness.
An experienced database manager, Jackie joined the Wilderness Society in June 2013 as the Manager of Strategic Services.
Is a Senior Staff Accountant involved with Accounts Payable, Expenses and Payroll Finances.
Mike Quigley is our Arizona State Director.
From our Washington, D.C. office, Michael works with our designations team on communications strategies covering public lands policy debates and select field campaigns.
After many years of research with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Anne joined The Wilderness Society in 2004 and is the Office Manager for the Northern Rockies Regional Office.
Daniel Rossman joined The Wilderness Society in 2008 and is a Senior Regional Representative. He is based in the Los Angeles office. He works to protect areas of the rugged San Gabriel Mountains.
Tami serves as Major Gifts Administrator in support of the Philanthropy team in California.
Alan Rowsome has been with The Wilderness Society since 2005 — first as Executive Assistant to the President and now as the Senior Director of Government Relations for Lands.
Robin is the Stewardship Associate, supporting all aspects of donor stewardship for the Philanthropy department. She joined The Wilderness Society in 2012 and is located in the D.C. office.
As Vice President for Finance & Administration, Tom partners with the senior team in delivering exceptional service in finance, human resources, administrative services and information technology.
As Controller, Stacey oversees the Accounting Department at The Wilderness Society. She has been at the Wilderness Society since 2004. She graduated from the Maryland University with a B.S. in accounting.
The Vice President of Communications and Marketing, Kitty Thomas leads a team across the country, managing The Wilderness Society's media relations, digital strategy and marketing and branding work. She joined The Wilderness Society in 2011.
Dr. Janice Thomson is the Assistant Vice President of Landscape Analysis. Her experience in remote sensing and Geographic Information Systems (GIS) has been brought to bear on many types of landscape analysis projects in her time with the organization.
After completing her Bachelor's degree in Finance from George Mason University, Viktoriya joined The Wilderness Society as a Finance Associate in 2013. In her free time, she enjoys being outdoors and traveling the world. Her favorite animal is a giraffe.
Sean Twomey is a native of the Washington, D.C. area and is making his return via the "True North" of Canada where he was most recently Development Writer and Researcher for the Kitchener-Waterloo Symphony.
As a Senior Regional Representative, Stan Van Velsor works with a coalition of organizations and individuals determined to protect large areas in California's national forests for the enjoyment of quiet forms of recreation and to ensure that off-road vehicles are managed in a way that redu
Kathryn works as the Major Gifts Coordinator for the Philanthropy team, and lives in Bozeman, Montana. Prior to joining The Wilderness Society, Kathryn worked with both the private and public sectors to improve water, environmental education and energy issues nationwide.
Melyssa Watson is the Vice President for Conservation at The Wilderness Society. Melyssa came to The Wilderness Society in 1999 and co-founded our Wilderness Support Center working to build and lead grassroots wilderness campaigns across the country.
As Alaska Regional Director, Nicole has worked with tribes, members of the public, conservation partners and land managing agencies to advance conservation measures in the state of Alaska.
As a Senior Regional Conservation Representative, Jeff Widen provides strategic support and direct assistance to campaigns focused on wilderness and conservation designations for BLM and National Forest lands in Colorado.
President Jamie Williams joined The Wilderness Society in 2012. Jamie leads The Wilderness Society in its mission to inspire Americans to care for our wild places.
Cameron comes to TWS from the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership where he interned for the Director of Government Affairs.
Tim Woody is the Communications Manager for the Alaska office. Prior to joining The Wilderness Society he was the editor of Alaska magazine, where he managed the editorial operation and oversaw development of that publication's digital edition and social media marketing efforts.
Barbara Young, Regional Associate, is responsible for program support and facility operations for The Wilderness Society's Southwest Regional Office located in Denver, as well as providing program and administrative support to the Philanthropy department.
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This is gonna be the best movie ever hellyeahh vin diesel paul walker u both r the best actors ever ur movies rock!
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Old English hwit, from Proto-Germanic *khwitaz (cf. Old Saxon and Old Frisian hwit, Old Norse hvitr, Dutch wit, Old High German hwiz, German weiß, Gothic hveits), from PIE *kwintos/*kwindos "bright" (cf. Sanskrit svetah "white;" Old Church Slavonic sviteti "to shine," svetu "light;" Lithuanian sviesti "to shine," svaityti "to brighten").
As a surname, originally with reference to fair hair or complexion, it is one of the oldest in English, being well-established before the Conquest. Meaning "morally pure" was in Old English. Association with royalist causes is late 18c. Slang sense of "honorable, fair" is 1877, American English. The racial sense (adj.) of "of those races (chiefly European or of European extraction) characterized by light complexion" is first recorded c.1600. The noun in this sense ("white man, person of a race distinguished by light complexion") is from 1670s. White supremacy attested from 1902; white flight is from 1967.
White heat "state of intense or extreme emotion" first recorded 1839. White lie is attested from 1741. White Christmas is attested from 1857. White House at the U.S. presidential residence is recorded from 1811. White water "river rapids" is recorded from 1580s. White Russian "language of Byelorussia" is recorded from 1850; the mixed drink is from c.1978. White-collar as an adjective is from 1921; white-collar crime attested by 1964 (there is a white-collar criminaloids from 1934). Astronomical white dwarf is from 1924.
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a symbol of purity (2 Chr. 5:12; Ps. 51:7; Isa. 1:18; Rev. 3:18; 7:14). Our Lord, at his transfiguration, appeared in raiment "white as the light" (Matt. 17:2, etc.).


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Sam Adams lager training?
¡Que la fuerza te acompañe!
As soon as I get them sized for attaching, I'll include some photos from the Arizona trip (Grand Canyon, Kartchner Caverns, others). If I had posted here Saturday night, I could've said "but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express Last Night."
"That's what Sheev said."
My wife and I are going on a 4 day get a way, to Saugatuck, Michigan early August. I cannot wait!
2012 RFL Thank You to, TeeEye7 & Slicker!!!!
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Here are some shots from my recent Arizona trip. While I did not stay in the famous SW number room, I noticed it down the hall from me. :1138: The rest are various shots of the Canyon (at sunset, around 5:30 am for sunrise , and while it was raining off in the distance).
"That's what Sheev said."
^Great photos!
For my ally is the Force, and a powerful ally it is.
BTW, I also saw 42 of the 50 state plates (plus 2 or 3 from Mexico and 2 from Canada). Which 8 did I not view?
(yep, that means I did see a Hawai'i plate )
Does anybody know why so many trucks have Oklahoma apportioned plates?
"That's what Sheev said."
Awesome pics, BCJ. The 1138 room is instant win.
I am fixing to take a mini-vacation this upcoming weekend. I am going to Nags Head, and am going to enjoy a day or two at the beach. While there I plan on seeing the Wright Brothers Memorial. I have always wanted to see it.
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