text:
Well I guess it`s time to tell the tale.I ordered a WTC on August 26,2009 with the understanding that it would be done before Christmas of that year.I used Paypal to leave a deposit of half of the total price of $650.00 to get started with the project and the balance to be paid before Thanksgiving with the delivery of the finished WTC to be before Christmas.Well Christmas came and went and no WTC.I made a lot of calls to Florida and got hold of nobody because the phone number was changed.When I finally got hold of somebody I was given every excuse in the world as to why the delay happened except that it was "Bush`s Fault"that it wasn`t done!Summer and the regatta came and went and still no WTC.I was getting ready to take a ride to Florida and I knew it would result in a lot of ugly,so I spoke to my lawyer and was advised to cool it and wait him out,because the Florida guy already had my money.Meanwhile Christmas comes and goes again and still no WTC yet and no explanation!Well it finally arrived in late July of 2010.Suprise,nothing works inside of it except Matt Thors Failsafe and I supplied that, because the guy in Forida shipped the WTC with the battery connected .Somewhere in route it took a hit and that turned on the system and that caused the failure of the everything inside the WTC.Only then did I DISCOVER that instead of new parts that I paid for,I got a piece of junk full of used and wore out parts that would never have worked the way that I intended for them to operate.NOW WHAT!!!!!!!Rather than deal with Florida again I chose to make a deal with my friend Frank Groza to repair and or replace what was there.I did not build a new Wtc because I already had $650.00 in the piece of junk and was on a tight budget.The rest is history!Also if anybody disputs anything reported here or anywhere else I have pictures and paperwork to justifie this posting.All that I have done is report the facts,nothing but the facts.Let the buyer beware,there are bad guys out there!!!!!!!
No animals were hurt during this presentation!!!!!!!


text:
- New Cars by Make
- Audi
- Alfa Romeo
- Chevrolet
- Dacia
- Fiat
- Ford
- Honda
- Hyundai
- Infiniti
- Jaguar
- Jeep
- Kia
- Land Rover
- Lexus
- Mercedes
New Nissan Cars For Sale
Unfortunately there are currently no vehicles found which match the selected conditions of your search.
You can increase the number of vehicles found by trying one or all of the following:
- Use a broader range of maximum and minimum price.
- Change your search options. Start a New Search Now
- Change your search options. Start a New Search Now
- Sorry, but unfortunately there are currently no vehicles found which match the selected conditions of your search.
Start a New Search
Searching For A New Nissan?
If you are youll be delighted by the range of models we have on offer. Cheap new Nissan cars are available in abundance, and there are lots of cheap Nissans that will give you all the features you want and more besides.And since you can buy a new Nissan for less than £6,000 you wont break the bank by shopping for a new Nissan either. The Nissan Pixo also benefits from the low £35 per year road tax, helping to keep your running costs down too.
You could also opt for the Nissan Micra or the Nissan Note to keep the cost of a cheap Nissan under £10,000. And if you want a larger car, a 4x4 or perhaps even a convertible, Nissan cars can offer you all those as well. Simply check the options on the left to see which one suits you best.
Family cars from Nissan are comfortable and versatile, and enable you to get all the family safely and comfortably seated, as well as fitting in all your shopping. The cheap Nissan Qashqai provides a five door spacious interior with great mileage to the gallon for a larger car as well. And if you are after buying Nissan 4x4 models, you have three to choose from the Nissan X-Trail, the Nissan Pathfinder and also the Nissan Murano.
You can even try them for size over a longer period of time than a test drive would allow. Nissan car leasing allows rental over a monthly period, so you can see whether the new Nissan you have your eye on will meet your needs adequately enough.
Dont be fooled by the low prices though when you buy a new Nissan you are buying real quality. Cheap new Nissan cars are only cheap by the price. Everything else is the best you could expect and hope for from a brand new Nissan with many more features added in too. Isnt it time you took a closer look?
At motoring.co.uk were committed to helping you buy from the best dealers at the best prices.You can be assured when you see the Buy Safe Logo that:
- Youre dealing with a genuine car dealer.
- Your deposit is safe.
- The dealer has a consumer credit licence.
- Where appropriate they are authorised by the Financial Services Authority.
- Plus we update their offers every single day.
Edit your search
Motoring.co.uk Help
Did You Know?
You can select multiple vehicle manufacturers and models using the 'Edit Your Search' options on the left of the new car search.
How Much?
What Fuel Type?
Road Tax Cost?
What Trim?
Which Transmission?
How Many Seats?

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Boldin's memorable 49ers debut leads team to winThe Associated Press | September 10,2013AP Photo
San Francisco wide receiver Anquan Boldin fends off Green Bay defensive back Jerron McMillian while still holding onto the ball during Sundays NFL game.SANTA CLARA, Calif. Anquan Boldin sprinted off the field for the locker room following a memorable 49ers debut, then insisted afterward thats just how he rolls.
He gets paid to catch footballs, and he approaches each game as a job from the moment he steps onto the field to the way he exits the turf a few hours later with a little bit of fun mixed in, of course. On Sunday, he scurried away before the game clock had even ticked down to 0:00.
Thats just how I am, Boldin said. I dont go out for the coin toss, I go to the locker room. For me, this is a business. I come out here to do a job, and, hopefully, I do my job well.
Nobody will question what he says or does after the performance he put on with 13 receptions for 208 yards to lead San Francisco past the Green Bay Packers 34-28 in a wild season opener between NFC powers.
He went out there and played like a grown man, said quarterback Colin Kaepernick, who threw for a career-high 412 yards.
Coach Jim Harbaugh saw no need to call big brother, John, and thank him for trading the star wideout from Super Bowl champion Baltimore to the West Coast. Harbaugh has done so many times already in recent months.
You talk about the analogy of the salesmen out there who sell their product, they meet their quota, Harbaugh said Monday. And then theres other salesmen who meet their quota and also coach up other salesmen on how to meet their quota. Its a multiplying effect that guys like that have ... Anquan Boldin is one of those types of guys.
Boldin finished one catch shy of his career high, set in his rookie season with Arizona 10 years ago. His 208 yards receiving were sixth most in an NFL season opener and he also has the second most with 217 yards on 10 catches in that September 2003 debut against Detroit.
I guess this is a debut game in the NFC West, huh? he said.
Now, Boldin is a few weeks from his 33rd birthday and beginning his 11th season for a third team looking as fresh as ever.
Kaepernick, Boldin and tight end Vernon Davis opened up the passing game eight months after Kaepernick ran the read option with precision in a 45-31 playoff win over the Packers.
(Boldin) stepped up huge, especially on third down, left tackle Joe Staley said. Were real happy to have him. Hes a guy that Kap would look to when he got in trouble. A couple of those he was guarded heavily and he came down with the ball. Hes a big, strong dude. Weve seen that in practice, the way he works and the example he sets.
Boldin is leading the NFL in catches and yards receiving through the opening weekend. This weeks task stands to be more of a challenge against a Seattle secondary thats one of the best in football.
Boldin and Kaepernick have developed an impressive early season rhythm.
The more we play together the better well be, Boldin said. The great thing me and Kap have is communication. Weve been able to communicate throughout the entire camp on every play.
What a bargain move for the Niners bringing him to the Bay Area all they gave away is a sixth-round draft pick.
We did give up a draft pick for him, and were paying him a lot of money, Jim Harbaugh said. Hes definitely worth every penny of it. I think hes worth EVERY penny.
Boldin came back from an apparent twisted right knee early in the fourth quarter to make a 43-yard catch in the decisive drive. He also converted on fourth down with a 15-yard catch that set up Phil Dawsons late 33-yard field goal.
He showed me that it doesnt matter what year youre in, or how old you are, you can still be a monster, and thats what he showed me, Davis said. I told him, `I thank God that youre on my team, because you are a beast. I applaud him and his efforts to help this team win. He did a tremendous job.
Notes: Harbaugh said DT Demarcus Dobbs will be reinstated and attend meetings Tuesday after serving a one-game suspension for Week 1 stemming from a violation of the NFLs substance abuse policy that happened last season. The 49ers must make a roster move in adding him to the 53-man roster.
AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.orgMORE IN Wire SportsPONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. Full StoryCHARLOTTE, N.C. There was a nearly five-year period for Dale Earnhardt Jr. Full StoryLAS VEGAS The people who paid $99.95 to watch at home had no clue. Full Story -
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day 1739, 'Richard Palmer' identified in prison at York Castle as the notorious outlaw DICK TURPIN; IN 1836, Battle of the Alamo begins near San Antonio de Bexar, Texas; 1896, the Tootsie Roll invented by LEO HIRSCHFELD.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1472, Orkney, Shetland islands put up as collateral by Norway to Scotland in lieu of dowry for MARGARET OF DENMARK on her marriage with JAMES III, king of Scotland; 1962, JOHN GLENN first American to orbit Earth.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: City mayoral candidates debate campaign issues; Hartford, Conn., woman still missing; Neal Goswami reports attempts to legislate suicide; local woman loses 100 pounds through TOPS program.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1878, JOHN TUNSTALL murdered near Lincoln, New Mexico, by the outlaw JESSE EVANS; in 1930, ELM FARM OLLIE first cow to fly in aircraft, first to be milked airborne; 1955, nuke test WASP; '79, snow in Sahara.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Rutland Herald News Editor Alan J. Keays and staff writer Gordon Dritschilo discuss stories planned for the February 18, 2015, edition of the newspaper: Winter budgets maxed, legal marijuana, Springfield bank job, USPS slowdown
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1249 AD, ANDRE of LONGJUMEAU is dispatched by LOUIS IX of France to meet the KHAGAN, ruler of the Mongol Empire; in 1804, during 1st Barbary War, STEPHEN DECATUR scuttles the pirate-held USS Philadelphia in Tripoli.


text:
It's 2019, twenty-one years after Lord Voldemort and the Death Eaters were defeated. Harry's third child is starting her first year at Hogwarts and all is well in the Wizarding World and beyond. For now... ----------------------------------- Genre: Harry Potter, Hogwarts Time: Post-Potter, Next-Gen Rating: PG-13 - R Level: Beginner/Intermediate Opened: Feb. 24th, 2011 Log In
Jen - Administrator .:.
Shelly - Co-Admin .:.
Emily - Moderator .:.
Esther - Moderator .:.
What's New?
Quick Links
House Points
0 Spotlight
Earn House Points to get on here! CBox
Chat away!
Our Button
0 User(s) are reading this topic (0 Guests and 0 Anonymous Users)
0 Members:
Join the millions that use us for their forum communities. Create your own forum today. Learn More · Sign-up Now Hosted for free by zIFBoards* (Terms of Use: Updated 2/10/2010) | Powered by Invision Power Board v1.3 Final © 2003 IPS, Inc.
Page creation time: 0.0996 seconds | Archive
something wicked skinned by novia of rpg-d
House point hourglasses were made by DarkSongstress of rpg-d Forum Markers and Sorting Hat Stamps were made by DesiTack of rpg-d Crest Pips were made by Scaramouche54 of rpg-d Buttons were made by Emilita of rpg-d Word Pips were made by MEGALITTLESPARROW of POTTERWATCH Some icons by likealight |


text:
EPC: 99-06 Silverado/Sierra 6 lug Pro Comp Traction Bars W/ Hardware and Mounting Kit!
Product Classification:
Ladder - Traction Bars
Pro Comp
MFG Part #:
This product fits the following vehicle(s):
1999-2006|Chevrolet & GMC|Silverado & Sierra 1500
Drivetrain (if applicable):
Fueltype (if applicable):
This is a new set of Pro Comp Tractions bars with mounting kit for the 99-06 Silverado / Sierra 6 lug pickup 4x4 and is being offered by Top Gun Customz . Traction bars can be purchased separately from the mounting kit if preferred.
NOTE: This pair of traction bars are made specifically for 6" Pro Comp lift, but will work in conjunction with most 4-6" after market lifts.
Race style, double tube design delivers functional and great looking traction bars engineered for lifted vehicles. While most traction bars are designed to only reduce axle wrap-up, Pro Comp Traction Bars are designed to allow suspension articulation as well. Pro Comp's exclusive reverse hourglass shaped urethane bushings allow the needed stability to reduce spring wrap, while allowing the traction bars to flex for articulation. Traction Bars mount to the frame and axle. The rear axle mounting plate is positioned between the axle spring plate and lift block. This mounting system results in a secure installation while losing no valuable ground clearance as common in most "Street" traction bar kits. Mounting kits are required and typically sold separately, but WE INCLUDE IT!
System Components:
(2) Pro Comp traction bars
All Necessary Hardware
Installation instructions.
Check our Online store for other suspension kits and Systems for this vehicle.
Top Gun Customz - Standard Shipping Policy
- All standard shipping guaranteed with-in 10 business days. Upon recieving full payment. (Continental 48 states only)*
- We do not ship to P.O. Boxes.
- Additional shipping fees do apply to Alaska, Hawaii, and ALL other Countries within our shipping range. You MUST contact us prior to ordering, for an exact shipping quote or method to any destination outside the continental U.S. without a previously written shipping quote or method.
- Prior to beginning your install, please verify that you have received all items ordered.
- There is a 15% restocking fee on all uninstalled returns.
- No returns after 30 days.
- Top Gun Customz will not accept checks in any amount over $2,500.00. Any order totals that exceed this amount will have to be paid for by Money Order, Credit Card, Certified Bank Check, PayPal, or Cash at our business location.
- As Check Collect (Disclaimer): RETURNED CHECKS will be processed Electronically for check amount plus State allowed fees.
- Order cancellations before shipment will result in a minimum fee of 5% of total invoice to offset all processing fees. Other fees that may affect your cancellation are any eBay or Paypal fees associated with your purchase..
- **All drop-shipped items are subject to the policies and procedures set forth by the corresponding manufacturer of said products. (ie. If Rough Country drop-shipped the item that you purchased from us, and you decide to return it, it will need to be returned to Rough Country, and you will then incur all additional fees associated that are above and beyond our standard policies.)
*(Our guarantee is based on our ability to process orders in time for our couriers to ship items standard ground within the stated guarantee. Average processing time is within 10 business days from payment received to item received.) This is the time frame that we feel is acceptable for all deliveries within the continental U.S. Individual situations that extend delivery time past this guarantee may be reviewed with a member of our management.


text:
*Details: Save 10% off select designer brands and up to 50% off select sale styles. Use promo code HOLIDAY10 to save 10% on select designer brands. Excludes ic! berlin, LINDBERG, Face a Face and Woow by Face a Face. Offers cannot be applied to previous purchases or the purchase of gift cards and cannot be redeemed for cash or used in combination with any other offer. Promotion ends Tuesday, December 2nd, 2014.
Customer Service
Monday : 10am - 6pm
Tuesday : 10am - 6pm
Wednesday : 10am - 6pm
Thursday : 10am - 7pm
Friday : 10am - 5pm
Saturday : 10am - 5pm
11 Harvard St. Brookline Village, MA 02445 (866) 411-9428 Fax : (617) 249-0927
Studio FB eyewear is a small collection of high-end designer frames with a distinct fashionable look. Blending the popular trend of mixed materials with organic elements, Studio FB eyeglasses are made of 20% wood fibers and 80% acetate in a mold that is buffed to perfection to reveal an artistic looking matte finish. The result is a stylish and sophisticated fashion accessory that looks great on both men and women, with the visible wood grain giving each frame a discernable natural texture. Many brands try to incorporate multiple trends and end up overwhelming the frame, but Studio FB glasses execute this strategy flawlessly.
Launched recently, Studio FB eyewear has kept a low profile while working to create a solid collection of designer glasses. The French brand's first season started out strong, featuring styles that are modern interpretations of classic silhouettes.
Sort By: Name A To Z Z To A
Price Low To High High To Low
Items Per Page 15 Items 30 Items 45 Items
Product 1-0 Out Of 0
Name A To Z Z To A Price Low To High High To Low Sort By: Price $100 to $199 $200 to $299 Gender Men Women Kids Material Combination Metal/Titanium Plastic Rimless Semi Rimless Shape Aviator Cat Eye Oval Oversized Rectangular Round Square Color Black Blue Brown Clear Gold Gray Green Multicolor Pink Purple Red Silver Tortoise Two-Toned Size Extra Small Small Medium Large Extra Large
Studio FB W03 c.CHO Eyeglasses
Price: $274.00$137.00
Studio FB W05 c.KHA Eyeglasses
Price: $274.00
Studio FB W20 c.BLA Eyeglasses
Price $100 to $199 $200 to $299
About Us
Shop With Us


text:
0 Items
1 Item(s)
Please wait...
1 Item(s)
Bring style with you wherever you go with Luggage Pros handbags and accessories. Whether you are looking for function or fashion, we have the perfect handbag or accessory for you.
For the fashionista who is looking for the current seasons top designer totes, clutches, leather handbags, or hobos, we carry top designers, such as Dooney & Bourke, Roxy, Ellington, Kipling, Lodis, Knomo, and Baggallini.
For the urban trekker who is looking for a functional bag, we offer a variety of handbags that fits your criteria! Your favorite functional brands include: Lug, Hobo International, Osgoode Marley, David King, Piel, Tumi, Kena Kai, and Ameribag. By using our convenient filtering tools, you can narrow your choices by style, including: cross body bag, tote, or men and womens wallets.
Be sure to look back every season as our inventory and brands are constantly updated. You can expect to find the best of todays current trends, classic, timeless fashions, and eco-friendly bags and accessories!
Our Pros can answer any questions or concerns you may have. Whether you prefer email, chatting live, or speaking directly to one of our Customer Service Pros, we are here to assist you! Luggage Pros is proud to offer free shipping, free returns, and a 115% low price guarantee.
I always by my Rimowa from you all even though there is now a store in SF. Great service.
~ Jamie
The service and response and follow up from Luggage Pros has been phenomenal! I will definitely recommend Luggage Pros and make future purchases from you.
~ Judy
I purchased the makeup bags for my daughter. They arrived quickly and she loves them. They were a great price also. Thanks.
~ Martha
The luggage rack looks great in our guest room - it was the finishing touch!
~ Kathy
My experience with Luggage Pros was great! Selection was great; prices were great and the items arrived very quickly and just as I expected!
~ Kim
This is the second time that I have ordered from your company and everything has been great. I will use you again and pass it on to my friends.
~ Margaret
We received the three pieces and are currently using them on our vacation. They all are working fine. Interesting design on the hanging bags with the zipper on the side.
~ Mike
I have a trip to India in a week, after which I plan on submitting a review for my purchase. Given my past experiences with Travelpro luggage, and my purchasing experience with Luggage Pros, I imagine it will be a very positive one.
~ Pete
I am enjoying my wheeled bag very much. I have gotten numerous compliments. The handle goes up and down very easily. I work in a hospital and it's difficult to carry everything I may need. So I pull bag with me and everything is readily accessible.
~ Jean
Haven't used my new luggage yet but your company had the best prices, selection and customer service, period. Wouldn't hesitate to buy from you again in the future.
~ Ken


text:
If I understand correctly, this driver is still not an alternative
to the ATI binary drivers if I want to watch video without tearing
and smooth framerate on my HD 2600 PRO in my imac.
When I tried 1.2.1 it simply could not play video at 1920x1200.
I'd like to get away from the binary drivers since they have their
own issues. :-\


text:
Metro Hotel with 46 rooms, £59-£999 prpnb
The Falstaff Hotel is one of the leading hotels in Canterbury. Relax in one of our 46 ensuite bedrooms offering the best value of Canterbury hotels in the Kent or Thanet area.
Hotel with 32 rooms, £45-£199 prpn
The Victoria Hotel is close to Canterbury town centre and in sight of the historic Canterbury cathedral.
Budget Hotel with 89 rooms, £60-£80 prpnb
The Holiday Inn Express Canterbury is conveniently located on the A2, 10 minutes by car (4 miles) from the city centre. It is the ideal venue for the holiday traveller and businessman being located in Canterbury.
Hotel with 65 rooms, £33-£9110 prpn
The Burlington Hotel is conveniently located near the M20, with good rail links to all parts of the South East and London. Only 4 miles away from the Channel Tunnel and 8 miles from the UK's most popular ferry port at Dover.
Guest Accommodation with 41 rooms, £75-£179 prpnb
Situated in the inspirational and private grounds of Canterbury Cathedral, a UNESCO designated World Heritage site. Canterbury Cathedral Lodge offers stylish accommodation and superb amenities in an unparalleled setting.
Metro Hotel with 17 rooms, £80-£155 prpnb
The Canterbury Hotel is a select family-owned Georgian bed and breakfast hotel. Relax and enjoy the style and elegance of this warm, friendly hotel, together with the personal and professional service provided.
Hotel with 53 rooms, £64-£300 prpn
Gothic style building, dating back to the 1830s, became a hotel in 1927 and since has served the needs of the historic city of Canterbury. The Hotel is situated within easy walking distance to the city centre and County Cricket Ground.
Hotel with 72 rooms, £105-£500 prpn
Perfectly situated in the city centre, ABode Canterbury combines tradition and quality throughout the hotel; in all our luxurious bedrooms, exciting dining locations and private function suites.
Metro Hotel with 15 rooms, £70-£160 pppn, £85-£110 prpnb
Built astride the ancient City walls of Canterbury and standing in the shadow of Henry II's Great Keep itself -reputedly the third largest in the Kingdom- stands Castle House. Your choice for a unique experience steeped in history.
Small Hotel with 15 rooms, £100-£140 pppnb, £10-£185 prpnb
Located a short walk from the City centre, this elegant Victorian hotel offers well appointed en suite accommodation, indoor heated pool, restaurant, free parking, a large garden and self catering cottages.
Hotel with 30 rooms, £85-£145 prpnb
Offering beautiful accommodation, and fully re-furbished in 2013, The Marine Hotel makes the perfect base for exploring the vibrant town of Whitstable.


text:
The original deal pioneer keeps on pinching pennies and cracking wise. No, that price isn't a typo.
Go to Woot
Candlepower and puppet shows are so passé. Get the newest TVs, speakers, home theater gear, and more.
Go to Electronics.Woot
The robots are coming! And so are the laptops, the tablets, the chargers, and all sorts of other gadgets!
Go to Computers.Woot
High living at low prices with name-brand deals for your pad, crib, nest, or castle - inside and out.
Go to Home.Woot
Make it, build it, improve it. But whatever home project you've got in mind, start by saving money on it.
Go to Tools & Garden
Sports, fitness, and outdoors deals, because saving money is only one of your passions.
Go to Sport.Woot
You don't have to spend a lot to look like you do. Werk it and twerk it with amazing deals on designer watches, handbags and more.
Go to Accessories & Watches
Deals for moms and dads and anybody else who needs kids' stuff, from toys to baby gear to furniture to clothing.
Go to Kids.Woot
Our exclusive graphic tees will make you laugh, will make you cry, will make you look totally hot.
Go to Shirt.Woot
Direct from the winery to your thirsty lips: wine deals worth doing a spit-take over.
Go to Wine.Woot
Last chance deals for hardcore cheapskates. Catch 'em before they - you guessed it - sell out.
Go to Sellout.Woot
460,254 deals (and counting) from around the web, shared and ranked by a community of deal fiends like you. Go to Deals.Woot.
Walmazan at TeeTurtle Bananana... Unlike when it was featured at TeeFury a while back, this time it glows in the dark and it's on black instead of silver. Also, at KYSO: No Signal
Queenmob at TeeFury Enlist! Also in the past week at DBH ... Terry Fan: Dr. Hoot radiomode: Keep the Record Alive
And DoomCat at Shirtpunch today. And Walmazan at Kyso yesterday. And also at Kyso, this fan favorite from way back by the waytoounderappreciated truffleshuffle I just use a T site aggregator these days.
And Rasabi at Nowhere Bad. I love this one, and I was surprised it didn't print at Woot.
DoOomcat at TeeTurtle Shiny!
Kevlar51 at NowhereBad
Thanks racheling
Walmazan and Chippos collab today over at CaptainKYSO:
Fishbiscuit5 has one up at teefury:
DooomCat on shirtpunch today!
Fishbiscuit at ShirtPunch Hello Catbus (Any more My Neighbor Totoro/Hello Kitty series coming?)
Narfcake wrote:Fishbiscuit at ShirtPunch Hello Catbus (Any more My Neighbor Totoro/Hello Kitty series coming?)
Haha, not right now. I only made two in that series, but I may go back and do some other designs because Totoro is just too darn fun to draw! Thanks for posting this, Narf.
In what would end up being another very one-sided TFx2, RamyB at TeeFury Companion Heart ... which also means it's another free shirt giveaway at TeeTurtle.
Flying Mouse 365 @ KYSO: I Love Winter
Just like the old days here, except it's elsewhere - another week and another RamyB at TeeFury. Soft Kitty He also has everything on sale at TeeTurtle for $12, and as usual, a free shirt giveaway too.
i've got this one up at Threadless;-))))) avalaible here
Fishbiscuit5 has this design from Derby 272: College Shirts up on TheYetee.com (on heather gray!)
Walmazan over at CaptainKYSO today: That's No Gouda
MJ (geekfactor12) @ GoodJoe Voices Together Printed on a variety of AA blanks, WS to W2XL and MS to M3XL in your choice of 9 colors, K2 to K12 in your choice of 7 colors, or hoodies from S to 2XL in your choice of 6 colors. ----- And because they could use another high volume seller (and apparently it's International Pokemon Day) RamyB at TeeFury. Divergent Evolution As usual, a free shirt giveaway at TeeTurtle; likewise, there will be plenty of TeeFurians who wouldn't/couldn't figure out that all his side art is already available for sale in t-shirt form. ----- Finally, Bortwein at DBH Limited Edition - Mine Shaft 4
Narfcake wrote: And because they could use another high volume seller (and apparently it's International Pokemon Day) RamyB at TeeFury.
I wonder if Woot is feeling like the jilted girlfriend these days.
j5 wrote:I wonder if Woot is feeling like the jilted girlfriend these days.
I can't decide if Narfcake relentlessly pimps ramyb's non-woot stuff to get back at Woot for switching AA blanks, or if he really is genuinely obsessed with him.
numchux9000 wrote:I can't decide if Narfcake relentlessly pimps ramyb's non-woot stuff to get back at Woot for switching AA blanks, or if he really is genuinely obsessed with him.
Read the topic of this thread - then feel free to count how many other artist's designs I post too. And just because I post them doesn't mean I buy them; I'd buy here at Woot, Anvil blanks and all, before I'd buy at some of the other sites. On the corollary, some sites use blanks that are even softer than AA blanks, yet I don't buy up every one of those either.
Haha, good question. More of what he's had printed there wouldn't fit as well here, however, so I still see it as complementary vs. abandonment. ETA: See the post below too.
I think it's more the case that he greatly respects the artists who design around these parts (ramyb or not), and does his best to point out whenever anyone prints elsewhere, unless someone beats him to the punch.
I still think posting about discounts in an artist's storefront doesn't really belong in here, but I don't make, interpret, or enforce the rules, so...Time to go drinking!
Radiomode at DBH Soundwave ----- Tony Centeno at KYSO Heroic Breakfast ----- DoOomcat at TeeFury Scoobies Their first day for color options (hence the reason the image looks "off"), price increase to $11, and surcharges for larger sizes. Not a happy crowd, it seems ... but hey, it could be worse; it could be like that time when they changed their blanks - pitchforks aplenty! But unlike a certain other site, they listened and changed back.
A few artists who has been here have prints elsewhere today too ... Harantula at Qwertee Superwonderland Fuacka at RipT Hamsters of the Universe RamyB at TeeFury Legend of Jedi
Back-to-back Harantula @ Qwertee: Mr. White Flying Mouse 365 @ KYSO: Natural Instinct Winter Artwork @ TeeTurtle: SMASH!
There's a whole slew of Queenmob at Threadless. And a design that I'm happy for finding a place: NBlottie at TeeTurtle Red Shirts This originated from Derby #203 ... so for every one who voted for it then (and again in the DT derby), now's your time to buy it!
... and for the first C-contract shirt to print after the rights reverted back to the artist, Ochopika at TeeTurtle Slow Morning
My Coffee Matey design is now available through CoffeeAndTeaShirts.com! http://www.coffeeandteashirts.com/coffee-apparel/coffee-mens/coffee-matey-m.html
William Chua at KYSO Pandafluuu FableFire at TeeTurtle Breakfast Time Radiomode at Threadless In The End The Sun Rises Marzipanapple at GoodJoe End Childhood Hunger Chris Dixon at GoodJoe Let It Rainbow
Fishbiscuit at TeeTurtle Hello Neighbor Tobe Fonseca at KYSO Stairway to Heaven Plus one from a few days ago too ... Weekly Station Map
I'm guessing that this is TeeFury's way to even out a TFx2 - put RamyB up against RamyB (for a couple more hours): Pocket Monster 2/Pocket Monster 3 In the past week or so at KYSO ... Tobe Fonseca: The Most Disguised Panda Randyotter: Cunning And a couple at DBH ... Jimiyo: Limited Edition - Agent Skully Wotto: Incognito And at GoodJoe ... CDrewlow: Smash! One Shoe Off: Peace, Love, and Hatchets
Harzack at RipT: Raider of the Lost Tomb Walmazan and Kevlar51 collab at KYSO Eat my Bubbles
Thanks, Narfcake!
cdrewlow wrote:Thanks, Narfcake!
Hey! Congrats! First print? (I feel like not, but don't recall)
j5 wrote:Hey! Congrats! First print? (I feel like not, but don't recall)
Thanks, Mr. 5! Goodjoe printed my auto-clapper design as a daily last summer, but this is my first contest winner.
Thanks Narfcake! Congrats cdrewlow
kevlar51 wrote:Thanks Narfcake! Congrats cdrewlow
Thank you!
Just shy of his 25th birthday, Randyotter gets MADE at Threadless with 10 designs.
View All →


text:
All Categories
- Austin City Limits Live at The Moody Theater
- Austin Convention Center
- Austin Music Hall
- Austin360 Amphitheater
- Bass Concert Hall
- Cedar Park Center
- Circuit of The Americas
- Circuit of The Americas Parking Lots
- Darrell K Royal - Texas Memorial Stadium
- Dell Diamond
- Disch Falk Field
- Emos Austin
- Frank Erwin Center
- Holy Mountain
- Kingdom
- more
- Long Center for the Performing Arts
- Mike A Myers Stadium
- Mohawk - Austin
- One World Theatre
- Paramount Theatre Austin
- Red River Cultural District
- Rollins Theater - TX
- Stubbs BarBQ
- Texas Union Ballroom
- The Parish
- V Lounge
- Zilker Park
- fewer
We're sorry, but we currently have no tickets available for this event.
Check out our full selection of tickets or sign up to be notified when tickets for this event are available.
The LBJ Lawn - University of Texas Ticket Information
Have you heard a rumor that an event at The LBJ Lawn - University of Texas is sold-out? At Vividseats.com we have a large selection of tickets to all events at The LBJ Lawn - University of Texas and we sell them at a discount! Don't believe us? View the upcoming schedule of The LBJ Lawn - University of Texas and click on "Find Your Seats" and you will find the tickets you want to fit almost any budget. In addition to providing tickets to The LBJ Lawn - University of Texas events, we also information such as seating charts, venue information, maps, and directions. When buying tickets for an event at The LBJ Lawn - University of Texas always use Vividseats.com.


text:
Top Definition
Phonetic spelling of MySQL, the database server. Unlike other variants such as MySequel, MySuckle is both good and bad at the same time. It could be suckle as in honeysuckle, but it could also be bad - as in it sucks.
The MySuckle server went down again last night and I couldnt get into this site.
towel401 tərəfindən
31 İyul 2006


text:
Cart (0) Account Newsletter Contact
866-539-4278866-539-4278 - Shipping - FAQ
A love for cities around the world is what sparks Eric Dowdle's artwork. He creates the buildings and architecture from real cities in a whimsical and fun folk artsy puzzle design.
Use the filters to the left or simply scroll down to begin viewing all pages.
Free shipping and flat rate offers for US only but excludes HI and AK.
Need to return or exchange a puzzle? It's easy. Simply call us at 866-539-4278 or email email@example.com to request a Return Authorization Number, and we will send you a prepaid return label for the item.
Please note:


text:
DIRTcar Super Late Models Back At Grays Harbor Raceway By Ben Deatherage (Photo Courtesy of Raceimages.net) Elma, Washington- This Saturday night, August 17th, the Grays Harbor Raceway will play host to the fire breathing eight-hundred horsepower monsters that are the DIRTcar Super Late Models. It will mark the one and only time in 2013 that you can see the best Super Late Model chauffeurs on the Pacific Coast go door-door at with only inches to spare on the lightning quick 3/8-mile clay oval. Other divisions racing are the Cut Rate Auto Parts and Hornets. DIRTcar Super Late Model drivers will be competing for the standard DIRTcar purse that is $1,000.00 to win and $150.00 to start. A full list of the payout can be found at http://www.trophymotorsports.com/downloads/get.aspx?i=48605.
Tickets will be Adults $13.00, Senior (62+)/Juniors (13-18)/Military $10.00, Youths (6-12) $5.00, Youths (5 and Under) FREE, Family Pass (Two Adults and Up To Four Youths) $30.00, and Premium Seating $20.00. Pit gates open at 2:30, front gates, 4:30, and racing starting at 6:30. Late Model drivers Pit Passes are $50.00 while their crew members are $30.00. All other classes racing will pay $30.00 for their Pit Passes.
There have been five Super Late Model shows at GHR since 2003. The majority of those, four to be exact, took place from 2003 until 2008 under the banner of the now defunct Bud I-5 touring series. Last year Trevor Glaser managed to dominate the field to earn the victory. Rob Mayea has the most victories in the modern era at GHR with three and Bob Boyd is the only other winner.
Last Saturday night Austin Kerrigan was the big winner in his Ford Mustang to be the most recent visitor to victory lane in the Cut Rate Auto Parts Street Stocks. Jason Tole still has the most wins in 2013 with five. Cory Sweatman and Jack Parshall have managed to win twice this season and after last week Sweatman has a narrow point lead.
Chad Norton still has managed to produce the most victories in the current season with three. Brian Norton and Jeff Daniel have each won twice. Willie Wright joined the 2013 list of winners last Saturday with his triumph.
The Grays Harbor Raceway is known for its high speeds and side by side racing as well as its large track size. Hosting racing action from April to October regular classes include 360 Sprints, IMCA Modifieds, USAC Ford Focus Midgets, Street Stocks, Hornets, and for the first time the Northwest Extreme Winged Sprint Car Series. Special events include visits by the World of Outlaw Sprint Car Series and American Sprint Car Series-Northwest Region. You can keep up on all the latest activity at www.graysharborraceway.com for the most-recent news and stories.
Additional Information Track: Grays Harbor Raceway Location: 32 Elma McCleary Road, Elma, WA, 98541 Track Contact: (360)-699-RACE Website: www.graysharborraceway.com Sponsors: Budweiser, Bully Dog Performance, Cut Rate Auto Parts, Harbor Pacific Distributing, Hoosier Racing Tires, Lucky Eagle Casino and Hotel, The Contingency Connection, Lucas Oil Products, Our Community Credit Union, Pepsi, Shipwreck Beads, Whitney's Auto Group, Elma Chamber of Commerce, Quinault Beach Resort and Casino, Grays Harbor County Fairgrounds, Adamas Reality, Olympic Eagle Distributing, Midnight Cruisers Rod Fest, PNE Corporation, Push Rods, Q-Mart, Midnight Cruisers, Fosses Hot Rods & Cool Cars, Harrington Financial, I-5 Quarter ¼ Midget Club, Jacknut Apparel, 104.7 KDUX FM, KIX 95.3 FM, RockAuto.com
MyRacePassTM is your ticket to the online motorsports world. Tired of having to remember your username and password for countless different racing websites? MRP is a globally recognized login across a vast network of motorsports websites (including this site). Having your "MyRacePass" account will handle your username, password, profile picture, and all account information for any website on the network. You will be notified of updates to the network as it continues to grow. We thank you for being a part of this ground-breaking motorsports online experience.


text:
Comfortable Ladies Shoes
Pedestrian Shops can help you find the perfect balance of comfort and style with your new footwear. From summery sandals to warm winter boots, our selection will keep you and your feet happy and healthy! Stop by one of our Boulder, Colorado shops for a personal fitting, or have your new shoes shipped directly to you at no charge. Thanks for choosing Pedestrian Shops!
Regular Price: $122.50
Special Price: $72.50
ARAVON Kala - Women's Clogs
This mule features a stability cradle to keep you steady


text:
Top Definition
A really bad, hand-spray-painted version of Camouflage on a personal vehicle, like a really piece-of-shit redneck car or truck.
I just saw a car in the Walmart parking lot with a camoflouche paint job! How can anyone with any self respect drive such a vehicle?!
Dr. Howard Hevalaqua, IIIによって


text:
Evan Rogister
Guest Conductor
North Carolina native Evan Rogister is the first conductor to lead performances by a major American theater of Karol Szymanowski's 20th century masterpiece King Roger, in a new production for the Santa Fe Opera by acclaimed director Stephen Wadsworth, of which Anthony Tommasini of The New York Times proclaimed, "The conductor Evan Rogister had a great night, performing the three-act work without an intermission. He drew nuanced and voluptuous playing from the Santa Fe Opera orchestra."
The 2013/2014 season marks Rogister's Washington National Opera debut conducting Jake Heggie's acclaimed Moby Dick in the Leonard Foglia production as well as a return to Orchestre Philharmonique Luxembourg with a concert performance of Yevgeniy Onegin. Orchestral engagements include Mozart's Violin Concerto No. 5 with Hilary Hahn and the North Carolina Symphony in his native city of Raleigh as well as Stravinsky's Symphony of Psalms and Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 with The Florida Orchestra featuring The Master Chorale of Tampa Bay.
Opening his 2012/13 with a return to Houston Grand Opera, Maestro Rogister conducted a new production of La bohème directed by John Caird. He made his Lyric Opera of Chicago debut with a revival of Rigoletto, followed by concert performances of André Previn's A Streetcar Named Desire starring Renée Fleming. Marking a return to Santa Fe Opera, Rogister concluded his season conducting a world premiere of Theodore Morrison's Oscar, based on the life of Oscar Wilde, featuring David Daniels in the title role. Symphonic appearances include debuts with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra and San Antonio Symphony in an evening of Mozart, Adams and Dvorak.
A dual citizen of the United States and Germany, Maestro Rogister recently completed a two-year stint as Kapellmeister at the Deutsche Oper Berlin under Music Director Donald Runnicles. During this time Maestro Rogister had particular success with performances of symphonic operas such as Tannhäuser, Rienzi, Otello, and Hänsel und Gretel, in addition to numerous repertoire evenings of La bohème, Don Giovanni, Otello, Carmen, and Die Zauberflöte. He made another outstanding debut at Stockholm's Royal Swedish Opera in 2012, with critically acclaimed performances of a new production of Lohengrin.
His United States operatic debut took place at the Houston Grand Opera with performances of Hänsel und Gretel and later La boheme while serving as a conducting fellow in a position created for him by Music Director Patrick Summers. In 2009, Rogister made his Seattle Opera debut to great critical acclaim conducting the renowned Robert Lepage production of Bluebeard's Castle/Erwartung, about which the Seattle Post Intelligencer said he "…made the orchestra sound like another -- electrifying with total attention to detail."
Recent orchestral engagements include debuts with the Orchestre National de Montpellier, Orchestre Philharmonique du Luxembourg, the Bochum Symphoniker and the Prague Chamber Orchestra as well as the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the Alabama Symphony.
Evan Rogister received a bachelor of music degree at Indiana University where he first enrolled as a trombone major, switching to vocal studies under famed bass Giorgio Tozzi. During graduate studies in voice at The Juilliard School he began expressing interest in conducting, which subsequently sent him to Paris for training at the National Conservatory. He also worked with legendary conducting teacher Gustav Meier at the Peabody Conservatory.


text:
Local man denies
domestic assault
A Mendon man charged with beating and choking a woman last week was jailed on $10,000 bail Monday after denying felony domestic assault.
Tristan L. Taylor, 29, pleaded innocent in Rutland criminal court to a charge of aggravated domestic assault in the second degree. He remained behind bars Tuesday in the Rutland jail.
Rutland City Police arrested him Friday night after they were called to an apartment on Grant Street by a woman who said Taylor assaulted her during an argument. The woman told police Taylor kicked her, grabbed her by the hair and threw her onto a bed where he allegedly choked her.
The woman told police she tried to fight back by biting and kicking and flailing her arms.
Taylor was not at the home when police arrived, but he was found shortly after at the corner of Elm Street and Grant Avenue. He told police he had just been attacked by a group of people who pulled up in a car and beat him up, according to court records.
If convicted, Taylor faces up to five years in jail.MORE IN This Just InCity man faces Full StoryMan pleads guilty in beagles death Full StoryWAITSFIELD-A Vermont bank has been robbed twice in one week. Full Story -
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day 1739, 'Richard Palmer' identified in prison at York Castle as the notorious outlaw DICK TURPIN; IN 1836, Battle of the Alamo begins near San Antonio de Bexar, Texas; 1896, the Tootsie Roll invented by LEO HIRSCHFELD.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1472, Orkney, Shetland islands put up as collateral by Norway to Scotland in lieu of dowry for MARGARET OF DENMARK on her marriage with JAMES III, king of Scotland; 1962, JOHN GLENN first American to orbit Earth.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: City mayoral candidates debate campaign issues; Hartford, Conn., woman still missing; Neal Goswami reports attempts to legislate suicide; local woman loses 100 pounds through TOPS program.
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1878, JOHN TUNSTALL murdered near Lincoln, New Mexico, by the outlaw JESSE EVANS; in 1930, ELM FARM OLLIE first cow to fly in aircraft, first to be milked airborne; 1955, nuke test WASP; '79, snow in Sahara.
- TOMORROW'S HEADLINES TODAY: Rutland Herald News Editor Alan J. Keays and staff writer Gordon Dritschilo discuss stories planned for the February 18, 2015, edition of the newspaper: Winter budgets maxed, legal marijuana, Springfield bank job, USPS slowdown
- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1249 AD, ANDRE of LONGJUMEAU is dispatched by LOUIS IX of France to meet the KHAGAN, ruler of the Mongol Empire; in 1804, during 1st Barbary War, STEPHEN DECATUR scuttles the pirate-held USS Philadelphia in Tripoli.


text:
Enter your Email Address and click 'Continue' Example: email@example.com For further assistance in retrieving your
password, please call:
(800) 770-3387 Submit Cancel Forgot Password Close /TravelSmith/US/Global/Popups/forgot_password Enter your email address:
Metallic-Linen Long Jacket
Strange fit for me
I loved the metallic linen fabric in this jacket and I liked the collarless style. However, the fit did not work for me. The shoulder area was way too wide or large for me and the hip area was way too narrow. This jacket may fit someone with a wedge shape ie broad shoulders and slim hips, but that is not my shape. The jacket is also very long and did not look good on my 5'4" height. So, I had to send it back and am sorry that it did not work out for me. Travel Smith promptly issued a credit to my charge card.
April 8, 2013
Bad Purchse
I was so disappointed with this jacket. I thought it would coordinate with my Ralph Lauren gold metallic pieces. The color is not really gold and the linen is very rough. But what really concerns me is the hem is uneven in the front and back. It arrived so badly wrinkled that I am going to have the dry cleaners press it. Also some of the snap closures are loose and need to be reinforced. Even on sale, this was not a good value for me.
June 13, 2013
Jacket is perfect for dressing up or down. Fit
Is true to size. I like the longer length.
September 9, 2013
Metallic linen jacket
This jacket is perfect for dressing up a casual outfit without adding bulk or weight. Since it runs a bit oversize it is perfect for layering.
April 6, 2013
Size not Consistant
Loved the look on the model. Large size was way too big for me. Exchanged for medium which was OK in shoulders but narrow at hip. Wanted to love it, but couldn't. Both sizes being returned.
December 29, 2013
Great for Travel
I am 5'9 but slim-and the jacket works very well for my statue. I am ,also, pleased with the metallic look. I'm hoping you will have it soon in other Colors
September 13, 2013
1-6 of 6
Product:26554-Metallic-Linen Long Jacket


text:
Sign Up For The
Jimi Hendrix
Jimi Hendrix Encyclopedia
Did you see Jimi Hendrix in concert? Did you meet Jimi Hendrix or have the opportunity to interview him or have some other unique, first-person encounter with Jimi Hendrix? If so, Experience Hendrix wants to hear from you.
Search Results
January 07th, 1970
The February 7 edition of Rolling Stone took a candid look at the year that was... 1969. And in top marks to Jimi Hendrix, RS said, "Jimi Hendrix had a big year, a pretty neat trick for a musician who made no music. He was busted for dope and got off, his Experience broke up with Hendrix starting a "serious" new experimental group, he quite gigging except for a few festivals, and there were no new records. To Jimi Hendrix, the No News Is Big News Award."


text:
This classy fashion bracelet is crafted in quality 14 karat yellow gold and features 45 round diamonds, at approximately 1.29 carats total weight. Each diamond has been hand-matched for exceptional fire and sparkle. The bracelet length is seven inches.Item Number: 41060550
Order now for delivery on or before
Tuesday, May 12, 2015
using FedEx Priority Overnight.


text: Kathleen Ekey gets her first win at the Ladies Titan Tire Challenge in Marion, Iowa. A few weeks ago, Ekey was in Tuscaloosa, Alabama with the Alabama women's golf team, serving up meals to victims of the late-April tornado that ripped apart her college town. Tuesday morning she called into Golf Channel's Morning Drive to talk about her win in Iowa.


text:
Membership status: Member
I'm Jonipoon, a formal swedish student who spends way to much time by the computer. I'm also a HP-addict and writer.
Unfortunately I only write my Harry Potter fanfics in swedish, and I'm not good enough at english to translate them properly. But I love to read your guys fantastic stories and tales! Keep up the good work!


text:
The Default Condition of life is "Beauty".
As Light spills over the world and then back to us, our experience is of "Beauty".
My job is not difficult, ...... Isolate and capture fragments of this inexhaustible resource.
It is as if every stone were a Diamond.
My name is Paul Lemke, ...... US landscapes and places are my subjects, ...... Enjoy, ......


text:
Home > Supplies > Cleaners & Care > Grit-Gitter Spa Vac | |||||||||||
View Larger Image Email to Friend |
Grit-Gitter Spa VacSKU: AC1033 PRICE: $17.95 | ||||||||||
| |||||||||||
Now you can clean up your spa while you are in it or out! The Grit-Gitter is a great new invention and the easy way to vacuum sand, grit, scale particles and other undesirables from the bottom surfaces of your hot tub spa. Gets floating debris like bugs, grass, etc. too. There's nothing at all to hook-up or plug in! Basic 9" or extended Stretch model.


text:
Very lightly used Star Starfire at 171 grams with NO ink!!!
Flight info below from Innovadiscs.com:
Speed 10 / Glide 4 / Turn 0 / Fade 3
The Starfire is a fast, dependable disc that is great into headwinds and has a long straight flight. A good amount of fade at the end of the flight allows this disc to work well for big S-shots and horking hyzers.
Classification: Distance Driver
About the Starfire
About INNOVA's Champion Plastic
CHAMPION - 160 to 175 grams |
Looking for: |


text:
TYR Technoflex 4.0 Metallized Goggles - Silver
Play Video
Item # 11623397
Eligible for $20 Off Your Purchase of $100 or More! (see promotion details) |
Eligible for Free Shipping on Orders $49 or More! (see promotion details) |
Members of The League get 5% back when you spend $100! (see promotion details) |
Product Details
The TYR® Technoflex® 4.0 metallized goggles offer the same great fit as the original Technoflex® with upgrades to make it even better. The gaskets include a softer material for improved comfort, and the goggle lenses are designed with different densities of material that improve rigidity, preventing nose-bridge stretching.
Get your new TYR® goggles today from Sports Authority.
- Swim goggles
- Gaskets that are injected with a softer durometer material to improve comfort and fit
- Differing hardness densities of the TPR lenses with a stiffer durometer material improve frame rigidity
- Adjustable strap


text:
Constructed of lightweight, durable polypropylene, the GSI Outdoors Gourmet Nesting Mug and Bowl is ideal for backpackers. The functional, BPA-free set includes a 14 fl oz mug, a 14 fl oz bowl, an insulated sleeve and a Sip-it lid.
Constructed of lightweight, durable polypropylene, the GSI Outdoors Ultralight Nesting Bowl and Mug is 5.1" x 5.1" x 2.7" and weighs just 4.3 ounces. The functional, BPA-free set includes a 20 fl oz capacity insulated mug and a 20 fl oz bowl.
No need to leave your favorite beverage at home when you venture into the backcountry. Take along the lightweight (1.2 oz) GSI Outdoors Highland Flask (9 oz capacity) and enjoy your outdoor adventures with a bit of civility.
The BPA-free GSI Outdoors Nesting Wine Glass allows you to enjoy the finer things in life even in the backcountry! The two-part design unscrews at the top of the stem and the base snaps into the rim for easy packing. Weighs just 2.4 ounces.
Made of BPA-free copolyester, the GSI Outdoors Stemless Wine Glass is a clever, compact solution for backcountry wine consumption. An innovative kick-stand base serves as an ergonomic grip and keeps the glass from tipping over. Weighs just 2.2 ounces.
Constructed of BPA-Free polypropylene, the GSI Outdoors Infinity 4 Person Compact Tableset has all the mugs, bowls and plates needed for backcountry meals. The set weighs just 26.7 ounces and nests within a 7.7" x 7.7" x 4.4" stuff sack.
The lightweight (1.2 oz) GSI Outdoors Highland Fifth Flask (25.6 oz capacity) allows you to carry a bit of revelry out into the backcountry. A secure cap and low-profile design let you enjoy your favorite beverage far from home.
Constructed of BPA-Free polypropylene, the GSI Outdoors Infinity 4 Person Deluxe Tableset provides all the mugs, bowls and plates needed for picnics or camping trips. Fully packed the set nests within its own 9.3" x 9.3" x 9.6" stuff sack.
New for 2015! The GSI Outdoors Infinity Backpacker Mug holds 17.8 oz of liquids and weighs only 3.5 oz when empty. An insulated sleeve and collapsible handle make it easy to hold even when contents are hot and the Sip-It lid helps seal in the heat.
Whether you're traveling light and carrying your entire load on your back or packing up the car and driving directly to your campsite, GSI Outdoors has an innovative array of cookware, utensils and storage products to meet your outdoor cooking needs. Allowing you to bring your love of nature indoors, GSI Outdoors also offers a line of ornaments, picture frames and figurines for your home.
Backcountry Edge is proud to be an authorized GSI Outdoors dealer.
Click here to visit the official GSI Outdoors website. (Note: you will be leaving Backcountry Edge.)


text:
ENERGY GUEST BLOG -- IRYNA LENDEL Amid varied markets, international energy policies set the stage for some global shakeupsBy Iryna Lendel 9:46 am, January 11, 2013
Global oil and gas markets are, at best, a mixed bag of property rights, geologies and public policy. Individual markets are greatly altered by national policies, geopolitics, and physical pipelines.
Although Europe has a developed and evenly distributed infrastructure for gas, policies relating to the environment and sustainability are major concerns when it comes to new shale development. The realities of an aging energy infrastructure — in concert with a lack of new plant construction and pledges by many European countries to shutter nuclear and coal electric plants in favor or wind generation — converge on a new reality, where the numbers might not be adding up.
On the other hand, a boom in domestic production leaves neglected foreign suppliers seeking new buyers and partners.
PRINTED FROM: http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20130111/BLOGS05/130119952&template=printart&template=printart&template=printart&template=printart |


text:
Main Content
If you don't embrace your kiddo's passion for skateboarding soon, you might as well prepare yourself for a pretty intense rampage. Bumps and bruises will only make that youngster of yours tougher, so let him know you accept his hobby with the DC Hysteric BY tee. It's made out of a heathered poly/cotton material and features a heavily distressed, smeared DC Shoes graphic printed on the front to help him showcase his craving for a wild ride.
- 50% Cotton/50% Polyester
- Distressed screen print graphics
- Imported
- Sewn-on woven DC clip tag
- Tagless collar
DC 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:
Adventurous Music at Fantagraphics Bookstore | |
Written by Larry Reid | Filed under rock, Fantagraphics Bookstore, events | 8 Mar 2013 1:00 PM |
"Efforts" (2011) from Patrick McHale on Vimeo.
Visitors to Geneviève Castrée's Susceptible exhibition and book signing this Saturday evening at Fantagraphics Bookstore & Gallery are in for a delightful treat. Following Geneviève's slide talk, we'll present a free concert by Ashley Eriksson. (Many of you will know her band Lake from their song at the end of each episode of Cartoon Network's popular Adventure Time program.) Check out this lovely Lake tune with amazing animation by Patrick McHale.


text:
Plumasnews.com emphasizes local breaking news
We have been working to make Plumasnews.com the best source for local breaking news in Plumas County. Our recent very high web traffic is a testament to how you are relying on this website for local information.
Unfortunately the high traffic levels have stressed our web server to the point that response times on our web site have become too slow. We are in the process of up-grading our web server to fix this problem and provide you with a more responsive web site.
We appreciate your patience while we up-grade our web system.


text:
Kosher Salads & Salad Dressings
Spinach & Peach Salad |
KosherEye.comby Gloria Kobrin, author of Cookbook Kosher Cookbook - iPhone & iPad Touch Application The combination of baby spinach, fresh peaches, roasted onions and spiced pecans is unbelievable. Prep time: 60 minutes Ingredients: 2 large red onions Equipment: Directions: Preheat oven to: 375 F. Peel and halve onions. Slice thinly and drizzle with olive oil. Spread onions out in jelly roll pan and roast 30-45 minutes. The onions should be very soft. Set aside to cool. Prepare pecans while onions are roasting. Rinse and dry baby spinach. Place in a large salad bowl. Peel peaches and slice into 1/3 inch wedges. Add to spinach along with roasted onions and spiced pecans. Toss gently with lemon vinaigrette. (Based on the amount of oil, you used to roast the onions, you may prefer to just squeeze some fresh lemon juice over this salad). Serve immediately. Notes: Yield: Serves 8 * Spiced pecans and lemon vinaigrette are readily available in many grocery stores. I've included recipes for both in case you prefer to make your own. Recipes:Salads, Spinach, Parve, Kosher |


text:
0 Members and 1 Guest are viewing this topic.
These pies look awesome.. I just ordered a bag through a local wholesaler for $36!
john, beautiful pizzas!! i like your evaluation that it tastes like american flour. i have often thought that the caputo just has a different taste. i think i will stick to the bay state organic bread when i change up my crust. i think it is really close in its absorption to caputo. oh those were all cooked in your p70 yes!!! if so that is the little oven that could!


text:
Mesa, AZ, United States
"Love & Nihilism"
This is a novel that should probably be read by everybody (fathers, sons, mothers, daughters) at 18 years and again at 50 years. I'm somewhere in between, but it still enchanted me. 'Fathers and Sons' themes are universal, but also very relevant to Russia in the 1860s (post Emancipation Reform of 1861).
IT is about the struggles between generations. It is is a novel about beauty, love, relationships, power, social etiquitte, etc. The duality of the generations in 'Fathers and Sons' allowed Turgenev to explore the thesis/antithesis of the human condition. Turgenev shows us the gulf separating the polar shores of humanity, but also the expansive beauty of the seas in between.
"Tax-exempt Space Operas are just not my Jam"
"Earth is an insane asylum, to which the other planets deport their lunatics."
- Voltaire, in Memnon the Philosopher
I remember when I was first exposed to Scientology. A good friend of mine in high school suggested I read L. Ron Hubbard's Battlefield Earth*. I politely declined. Space opera just wasn't my thing. But I never forgot L. Ron Hubbard. Occasionally, in used bookstores I'd see one of his other books: Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health, The Way To Happiness, etc. Again, I would politely walk by. But I've always been intrigued by this funky religion. Perhaps, it has something to do with being a Mormon (we've got our own funky origin, hypergraphiac founder, cosmology, etc).
Anyway, I found Wright's take on Scientology fascinating. Not just as a look into a visible and sometimes very troubled 20th Century religious movement (and the people in it), but also because it funhouse mirrors ALL religions. Like Neil deGrasse "Awesome" Tyson said in a Daily Beast interview in March of 2015, "So, you have people who are certain that a man in a robe transforms a cracker into the literal body of Jesus saying that what goes on in Scientology is crazy? Let's realize this: What matters is not who says who's crazy, what matters is we live in a free country. You can believe whatever you want, otherwise it's not a free country—it's something else."
Going Clear is scary because it makes you think not just that Scientologists, but we ALL are just a bit nuts and in need of a bunch of crazy pills.
* Mitt Romney's favorite book.
"He was curious, was a risk-taker. He was a genius."
I've been circling this book, 'The Feynman Lectures on Physics', and Gleck's 'Genius: The Life and Science of Richard Feynman' for awhile. This one seemed the most fun and easiest place to start. I was driving from Taos/Santa Fe back to Phoenix last week and as I drove past Los Alamos, it was just the particle collision in my brain I needed to start on Feynman.
Often, memoirs are hard to read because you know a bunch of it is façade. A person is showing you a part of them for a purpose. They want to be viewed as smart, important, funny, etc. They carefully guide you through a Potemkin village of their life. Richard Feynman's memoir is different. Not that I don't think Feynman had an ego. He might have even had an agenda with the book. But, for the most part, he seemed much more interested in the stories he wanted to tell, rather than on how they would make him look. He wasn't all that worried about how he looked so much. His entire life was built around doing what he wanted, exploring what he found interesting, violating taboos, beating his own drums and cutting his own path.
He was a Nobel-prize winning polymath physicist whose other talents included playing drums, teaching, drawing naked girls, picking locks, making atomic bombs, practical jokes, and telling stories. He wasn't interested in the usual trappings of success. Many of those things annoyed him. He was curious. He was a risk-taker. He was a genius.
"French post-structural look at looking and prisons"
I've had this book for nearly twenty years on my shelf. Before a couple weeks ago I never quite found myself in the "right" mood for a French post-structural look at power, prisons, and punishment. It is interesting reading this and thinking about how influential Foucault was in the modern criticisms of the penal system, and various areas of control (schools, hospitals, psychiatric facilities, the military and prisons).
I didn't realize until I read the prologue that the "Disciple" part of the title was originally Surveiller (Watch) et punir (Punish). It made sense back in the day to use discipline, but given the giant NSA observation issues, I kinda hope they consider changing the title at some point back to some variant of watch. That was a surprise part of the book that isn't communicated by discipline, and a part that is VERY relevant to the world we exist in.
Anyway, I could probably come up with some high-falutin reason to like or not like this book, but honestly, I kinda liked it, just not enough to put forward HUGE efforts of defense or evangelism. There were some of the obvious issues with a lot of postmodern historical books (big ideas, radical ways to look at things), but the damn flag is pretty high and pretty big and the pole is thin and isn't buried very deep. But God love Foucault and his big poles.
So, I still want to read his sexy books, his book on madness, and his book on the clinic, so I guess that makes this a four-star book. I don't want to read all of his stuff tomorrow, but I want to read more... but later, when nobody's watching.
"Knotted Around Some Raw Edge of My Soul"
This was a slow read. In terms of pages and words it was a small book, but the river was deep and fierce. Baldwin is throwing out big themes on family, religion, race, sex. This isn't a beach read, it is a hard pew read in an unconditioned, hellfire and damnation church. I would read 40 pages and have to take a day to recover emotionally.
THIS book is why I read fiction. Look. I am white on white, again and again. Seriously, I took the Twenty-Three&Me DNA spit test and I am pretty deep into the white gene hole. How else, besides brilliant narrative fiction, am I going to understand anything about being black or being a black pentecostal WITHOUT reading Baldwin?
Baldwin's use of repetition was amazing. I haven't read recently (other than Moby-Dick) a novel that appears to be made, brick-by-brick, with more King James Bible pieces than Go Tell It on the Mountain. There are some novels where writer ties off every narrative thread. Baldwin wasn't satisfied with that. Each sad string in this novel seemed to end up threaded through some part of my heart and knotted around some raw edge of my soul.
"A Review in 292"
Fundamentally, the thing I love about criticism is the ability to read a damn fine book about a damn speech and recognize the author of the book wrote a little more than a page for every word (292) in the Gettysburg Address. If you count appendixes and notes (why wouldn't you when the appendix and notes matter?).
I once teased my wife, during my early wooing stage, that I wanted to write an ode to every hair on her head (a load of odes). Garry Wills did. This book is both academic criticism (one chapter is infused with new historicism, one is textual criticism, one is formalist, one is mythological) and an ode to Lincoln, Language, and this damn fine speech. I could see Garry Wills publishing each chapter in some well-funded Civil War journal and eventually weaving each paper together. I'm not sure how it really happened. Wills might just have used the chapters and forms of literary criticism as an organizational framework. I am not going to do an exegesis on the book to find out. That would be far too meta.
Anyway, it was a quick and fascinating read and significantly deepened my understanding of Lincoln's motives for the speech while also acting as an Entmythologisierung* of the text. No. Lincoln did not write the text on the back of a napkin while on a train TO Gettysburg. Anyway, a must read for those who love history, the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln, or Transcendentalism.
* I'm using the German here as a joke, since there were several instances when Wills referenced Everett bringing back the seeds of Transcendentalism and higher criticism from their studies there. I'm also using it because it is 1.5x as fun as just saying demystification.
"Only a tease, a taunt of le Carré's brilliance"
My basic take on 'The Mission Song' is similar to Alvy's old joke in Annie Hall:
"um... two elderly women are at a Catskill mountain resort, and one of 'em says, "Boy, the food at this place is really terrible." The other one says, "Yeah, I know; and such small portions."
Well, that's essentially how I feel about this book. Actually, wait no, I don't think 'The Mission Song' was terrible. I thought parts of it were actually brilliant and the potential for brilliance was huge. I loved the idea of Bruno Salvador, the interpreter, caught between two worlds. There JUST wasn't enough of THAT part. The plot was fairly simple and straightforward. Not bad, but again, only a tease, a taunt of le Carré's brilliance wrapped in an average le Carré just makes me sad.
It also suffers from being proximately sat next to (or nearly next to) The Constant Gardener; yes, two le Carré's African twin sisters: one brilliant (The Constant Gardner), and one that only has the hint of brilliance (The Mission Song). One just pales in comparison to the other, and will perpetually be overshadowed by her better looking, more talented colonial twin.
Speaking of Colonialism, le Carré just wasn't pissed enough in this novel. I kind of like it when his anger is turned up to 11. The anger was here, but it was diffuse and subtle and romantic and sometimes a bit misdirected (to me). He merely twirled the narrative knife instead of shiving and shanking.
"God **ahem** bless William James."
The amazing thing about James is he can write with precision and humility about something so completely intrinsic and fraught with pit falls. Most writers run at the subject with some large bias of the mystical, the . You have thousand of books written every year proclaiming their strain of Christianity, Judaism, Vegetarianism, Atheism, Mormonism, Buddhism, as being the only true and living way to view the divine AND the only mirror to view and judge ourselves. James is different. He artfully and carefully presents a measured approach to religion. He picks it apart with affection. He looks at it normatively and then he tries to look at each speck and piece through a value lens.
I believe the magic of this book is James isn't selling a belief. He isn't pimping a lifestyle. He is just curious and very very smart. And it isn't a clinical curiosity either (although his precision could be called clinical). It is a joyful curiosity. A drive to discover how we work and what really makes us tick. He wants to know and explain his hypothesis. God **ahem** bless William James. He wasn't just describing the transcendental condition of mankind, he was establishing and building a framework for others to follow for over 100 years.
"J Dickey's prose + I Fleming's narrative flourish"
John D MacDonald presents a combination of James Dickey's prose with Ian Fleming's narrative flourish. With John D. MacDonald, however, you are also likely to find weird paragraphs sprinkled into the novel that deal with economics, politics, love, lust, the John Birch Society, and the ethics of hunting. Reading MacDonald is like having a surprisingly lucid conversation with a drunk economics professor who you recently discovered just killed a man with his golf club. You can't pull away from the conversation and aren't quite sure if the story is going to continue, or if he is going to explore a tangent more appropriate for an economics class or his therapist. HIs brain is amazing and his stories definitely titillate on several levels at once.
"Doesn't want the job, but doesn't mind the money."
John D. MacDonald's pulp novels are a perfect beach read. They are unassuming, consistently over-deliver, produce better one-liners than a George Carlin set AND seem to have captured perfectly a very American, libertarian ethos of the mid-60s to late 70s. Travis McGee is consistently drawn into scrapes that he would rather avoid, beds girls he would prefer to ignore, and kills men he without relish. He perfectly fits Morrell's reluctant hero archetype:
"a tarnished or ordinary man with several faults or a troubled past, and he is pulled reluctantly into the story, or into heroic acts. During the story, he rises to the occasion, sometimes even vanquishing a mighty foe, sometimes avenging a wrong. But he questions whether he's cut out for the hero business. His doubts, misgivings, and mistakes add a satisfying layer of tension to a story"
MacDonald has perfected using the reluctant hero's questions, doubts, misgivings, and mistakes to add heft to his novels. McGee isn't a dime-store hero. He doesn't want the job, but doesn't mind the money, and it seems no one else is qualified to fix the huge mess that has fallen into his lap and seems destined to take him away from the bikinis, boats and beaches for a season.
"Pushing, incrementally, toward le Carré"
First a disclosure. I'm a Steinhauer completist. I love Olen Steinhauer. For many reasons. First, he is one of the few, modern spy novelists that seems interested in writing quality espionage fiction, during a period when spy fiction is evolving as the business of espionage shifts. Second, Steinhauer is pushing, incrementally, towards the long shadow of le Carré. With some novels Steinhauer seems almost a breath away from le Carré. He isn't there yet, but he is close with 'All the Old Knives', and he is far closer than most of his peers.
Spy fiction if it is unserious deals with violence, mystery, sex and an almost pornographic, hyper-nationalism. Great spy fiction deals with history, memory, loss, ambiguity, mistakes, regret, and deception. Steinhauer has written what can best be explained as a locked room spy mystery. It is at heart an interrogation that is highlighted with various forms of flashback. It is the intersection of two lives, two loves, and one dark, shared past, finally unlocked in a Carmel-by-the-Sea restaurant.
This is a short book, but one that moves with a measured precision. This isn't a beach read. It is a book to read while you are waiting in a hospital to see if the lump is benign. A book to read while you wait for your spouse to return from a dangerous drive. It is a book that makes no easy heroes and leaves the final curtain cracked just a bit.


text:
A chronicle of the profound, life-changing, and laugh-out-loud funny moments in the journey of an Alzheimer's caregiver
Kate Whouley is a smart, single woman who faces life head-on. Her mother, Anne, is a strong-minded accidental feminist with a weakness for unreliable men. Their complicated relationship isn't simplified when Anne exhibits symptoms of organic memory loss. As Kate becomes her mother's advocate and protector, she will discover that the demon we call Alzheimer's is also an unlikely teacher—and healer. For anyone who has faced and fought the decline of a parent or loved one, this book will touch your heart, make you smile, and, quite possibly, change the way you think about love, life, and loss.
Excerpted from Remembering the Music, Forgetting the Words by Kate Whouley. Copyright © 2011 by Kate Whouley. Excerpted by permission of Beacon Press, a division of Random House LLC. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher.


text:
- Communities ▼
Please select a community
- Featured Products
- Product Directory
- Webinars
- Events
- Resources
- Videos
- Blogs
| |||||||||||
Product Directory | |||||||||||
New Research Into Health Benefits Of Coffee
New research has brought us closer to being able to understand the health benefits of coffee. Broccoli Sprout Extract Promising for Head and Neck Cancer Prevention Study shows broccoli sprout extract protects against oral cancer in mice. Kimchi-based Preservative Used in Cosmetics is Not So Natural Scientists report that kimchi-based preservative marketed as "all-natural" contains synthetic ingredients. Could Maple Syrup Help Cut Use Of Antibiotics? Syrup extract found to make antibiotics more effective against bacteria. Sensor Detects Spoiled Meat Tiny device could be incorporated into "smart packaging" to improve food safety. Enriched Broccoli Reduces Cholesterol New broccoli variety can help to reduce blood LDL-cholesterol. Inkjet Printer Could Help Identify Food Contaminants Ordinary office inkjet printer could produce simple tool to identify infectious disease, food contaminants. Multi-Treenut Food Allergen Test Developed Neogen has developed a rapid test that can simultaneously detect the presence of six tree nuts in a single test in just 10 minutes after extraction. Drinking Raw Milk Dramatically Increases Risk for Foodborne Illness Researchers discourage the consumption of raw milk, especially by children, pregnant women and the elderly. The Colour Of Lettuce Determines The Speed Of Its Antioxidant Effect A study by the UPV/EHU-University of the Basque Country has explored the kinetics in the Batavia, Marvel of Four Seasons and Oak Leaf lettuces. |
About Us | Advertise On This Site | Cookies | Contact Us | Home | Support | Terms & Conditions | Technology Networks
©2015 Technology Networks, all rights reserved.


text:
A classic look for today's executive. Also perfect for embarking on a new career. Soft, lightweight wool and luxurious wool specially finished to impart a smooth, clean surface texture. With center vent. Pleated trousers are half-lined to the knee. Unfinished bottoms for altering ease. Dry clean. Imported.
Item #:17201
Reg. $740.00 Sale! $98.00
More details


text:
We tested two models from Skullcandy, the 50/50s and the Fix. These 50/50s, the cheaper of the two, are sort of half way between in-ear headphones and traditional earbuds, and they provide decent sound for a decent pricetag ($40).
Skullcandy 50/50
Good bass response when you get the seal correct. Wrapped cable makes for easy storing and helps cut down on cable noise.
The skull detailing is the brand's signature flourish, but man, it made me feel like 13-year old emo skater kid. Persistent static drone is irritating.
The 11mm drivers provide a richer audio experience than other buds under $50, but they've got other issues. The seal is tight enough that you can turn the volume down a few notches and save your eardrums, but an almost constant low-level buzzing persists as soon as the buds are plugged in.
The remote's a mixed bag, too: in-line volume controls give just the right level of responsiveness and the mic picks up your voice just fine, but the person on the other end sounds like they're calling from across the country.
The best thing they have going for them is their level of isolation. For listening anywhere with a significant amount of background noise, the sealed fit is superior. The 50/50s come with three sizes of silicone tips, and the smalls provided a snug and comfortable fit even for my small ear canals. The construction is sturdier than most in this range, as well.


text:
Kershaw's Cy Young campaign heads to Denver
Dodgers send ace after club's fifth straight win vs. Rockies
Not even Coors Field has been able to slow down Dodgers left-hander Clayton Kershaw, who once again will try to tame the Rockies' bats at mile-high altitude.
Kershaw and the National League West-leading Dodgers open a three-game set Monday against the Rockies and right-hander Chad Bettis, as Los Angeles tries to extend its four-game winning streak.
Kershaw continues his quest for a second NL Cy Young Award against a team he has dominated on the road this season. Kershaw has a 1.69 ERA in two starts at Coors Field, including a shutout in July.
The lefty was saddled with the loss in his last outing against the Cubs, allowing two runs (one earned) in 5 2/3 innings.
"They fought him pretty good," Dodgers manager Don Mattingly said of the Cubs' approach against Kershaw. "Even on the strikeouts and outs, they fouled off a lot of balls. He wasn't quite as sharp as he's been."
Bettis, a fellow Texan, opposes Kershaw on Monday in his seventh career start. The 24-year-old righty's first taste of the Majors has been a learning experience.
"I think at the Double-A level, I was starting to learn how to pitch. And then now up here, it's tenfold [what] it was down there just because you're expected to win games here, so that's what we're trying to do," Bettis said. "You have to learn how to pitch at this level, get that experience you need to get to start winning games."
Bettis, who allowed four runs in six innings in his last start against Baltimore, has learned he needs to focus on getting through one inning at a time.
"There's things that I'm taking away from each start that I'm trying to apply to the next one and trying to keep my team in it as long as I can," Bettis said.
Dodgers: Young to join team in Denver
Infielder Michael Young, acquired Saturday from Philadelphia, will join the Dodgers on Monday.
"We keep adding depth and try to improve in any way we came. Young comes with a sterling reputation. a good person, good guy, good teammate," Mattingly said. "We're not trying to kick [Adrian Gonzalez] off first base. It could [be disruptive] if you just start throwing them out there and they take somebody's job that's doing well. It reminds me how I'm surprised at how much the team changes from Spring Training to the end of the season."
• Eight of Los Angeles' 10 sweeps have come since June 24.
Rockies: Rutledge returns
Infielder Josh Rutledge returned from Triple-A Colorado Springs on Sunday as the first addition to the expanded roster. He grounded out as a pinch-hitter. Rutledge had a great rookie season in 2012, but struggled early this year.
"It's hard to convince a player that it's not a demotion, because that's how you see it as a player," manager Walt Weiss said of sending Rutledge down earlier in the season. "I can understand that. I think you got to look at the big picture and that's what we tend to do as a staff, look at the bigger picture and his path to the big leagues and how much of a fast track it was. Looking at not only the present but how this kid fits down the road and how you project guys and all that stuff goes into it."
Worth noting
• Twenty-six of the Dodgers' final 29 games are against division foes.
Series probables
Monday: Bettis (0-3, 4.80 ERA) vs. Kershaw (13-8, 1.72)
Tuesday: RHP Jhoulys Chacin (13-7, 3.08) vs. RHP Ricky Nolasco (11-9, 3.26)
Wednesday: LHP Jorge De La Rosa (15-6, 3.33) vs. LHP Hyun-Jin Ryu (13-5, 3.02)
Cash Kruth is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @cashkruth. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


text:
- Publisher: Activision Blizzard
- Release Date: Nov 10, 2008
- Also On: PC, PlayStation 3
User Score
Generally favorable reviews- based on 514 Ratings
User score distribution:
Positive: 379 out of 514
Mixed: 67 out of 514
Negative: 68 out of 514
Review this game
Please sign in or create an account before writing a review.
Check Spelling
- User score
- Most active
- By date
- Most helpful
Mar 30, 2015
Mar 29, 2015
Dec 1, 2014This was a good game overall. I liked the fact they decided to go with the WWII theme one last time. The Zombie Mode was also really enjoyable for me. It does seem like they could have done better on the campaign, however. It is also unfortunate that there are a lot of hackers on the multiplayer part of this game.
Nov 23, 2014
Oct 19, 2014This is easily my favorite COD game, the story is just amazing. a great WWII shooter. the multiplayer needed work but it was fun nonetheless. The characters were unique and interesting. Just an example of a good game.
Sep 6, 2014
Aug 28, 2014
Jul 14, 2014This is one of the best call of duty games that not only tries to focus on making the campaign really great but also by making the multiplayer really great. Zombies is a great addition for multiplayer and campaign can get a bit boring after awhile. The story is the best I have seen in a world war 2 game and the graphics are great.
May 29, 2014Graphics: 9.0 Sound: 9.0 Gameplay: 9.0 Fun/Story: 7.8
A consistent and solid FPS. Great graphics and maps design. Perhaps it should be more polished to get higher score. -
Feb 8, 2014
Jan 19, 2014I didn't play this game very long, I shot one guy in the head then my screen was cluttered with a notice telling me what I had just done with points underneath, I don't want my immersion taken away by on screen numberwang. This game took a tired concept and made it worse with no efforts to do anything good with the franchise. This game was truly the final nail in the COD coffin.
Dec 31, 2013
Dec 29, 2013
Dec 7, 2013Campaign is really good. I love playin Coop. I love this game. This game, Modernwarfare2 and Modernwarfare are the only ones that I've played that aren't copy cats.
Nov 19, 2013
Nov 18, 2013The pinnacle of the Call of Duty franchise. It all went downhill from there. Honestly, I enjoyed the crap out of this game and still do now 5 years later. It makes me feel old.
Jul 1, 2013
Jun 25, 2013The game may tread too deep into some decidedly grim territory at times, but "Call Of Duty: World At War" still makes for an impactful WWII shooter with some awesome gameplay additions to the franchise.
Jun 16, 2013Just picked this up again after years of modern shooters. I forgot how much I enjoyed the WW2 setting and guns. Even after all this time, it is still an amazing shooter. And who don't love popping Nazi zombie heads.
Jun 2, 2013
May 28, 2013I like the veteran playthrough, like it. haven't play co-op, zombie, and multiplayer that much. the 7 is mainly for the satisfaction after finishing the game on veteran.
May 26, 2013Treyarch might be one of my favorite game company for this. This is the most bloody, exciting, and explosive Call of Duty since Finest Hour and Medal of Honor! Its just to bad this is the last WWII CoD in the franchise.
May 12, 2013
Apr 28, 2013
Mar 17, 2013I adore this game because it introduced zombies in which Created the COD series even futher, but really Blops 1 and 2 where mistakes. Amazing game and always will be, and always will be Mw3, Blops 1 and 2.
Mar 16, 2013
Mar 12, 2013
Dec 28, 2012My favourite Call of Duty game. The simplicity of CoD4 plus the awesome maps and WW2 atmosphere makes for a very, very fun MP game. It may not be addictive as, say, MW2, but the fun factor more than makes up for that.
Nov 28, 2012This game has some good ideas such as zombies which makes ppl get hard but some of the maps are kinda gay and the tanks are overpowered . The dogs get kind of annoying and sniping doesnt exist in this game
Nov 23, 2012
Nov 4, 2012Second best Cod game ever(slightley beaten by cod 4 mw1) Campaigns great, mulitplayers epic and zombie is awesome. Cods suck now a days but the good ones will never be forgotten. Call of Duty: World at War 9.3/10
Aug 8, 2012
Jul 21, 2012
Jul 18, 2012The story of this game just doesn't particularly stand out from any other FPS game, and the multiplayer doesn't live up to what was left by Infinity Ward in Modern Warfare. However, despite being an average game in the previous respects, the innovative zombies mode and the way it is incorporated into the game make this a stand out title among others.
Jul 15, 2012Great Game like Black Ops but better. this game is a must have. It even has Zombie mode. And Multiplayer with Xbox Live. The price is even really great for the game.
May 26, 2012
Mar 31, 2012
Mar 20, 2012
Feb 20, 2012And yet again we see another generic shooter. This, is actually the best CoD game out there. I enjoyed it... For a while. After finishing the campaign there was nothing more to do. Yeah, there is Nazi Zombies, but it's crap to play it alone. The online? Oh man, don't get me started at that BORE...
Feb 5, 2012fun, better zomibes than black ops but in 2011(not sure when you will be reading this) the hackers got a hold of it and 4/12 people are invinible, but the zombies is really great
Jan 15, 2012Excellent single player and the multiplayer WAS good in its time. No longer though. Every lobby has hackers running around with "god mode" enabled and Tryarch will not do anything about it.
Jan 3, 2012
Nov 15, 2011
Nov 10, 2011Terrible gameplay, terrible multiplayer, terrible interface. Nothing like Call of Duty 4. I shelved this game quickly and moved back to Call of Duty 4.
Nov 8, 2011
Oct 4, 2011Story: 5
Characters: 4
Graphics: 8
Setting: 7
Multiplayer: 10
Soundtrack: 6
Audio: 10
Gameplay: 8
Re-Playability Value: 8
Fun Factor: 9
Score: 7.5/10 = B -
Sep 21, 2011By far one of my top favorite Call of Duty games, and the best World War 2 game I've played yet. The campaign is what did it for me, the fist five minutes of the game, I was in awe of the epic game play, and battlefield that I was playing in.
Aug 17, 2011Let's put it this way: i felt like crying when this game was killed by hackers. By far it was the best Call of Duty game, and you know what? Haters gawn' hate.
Jul 12, 2011To a lot of people this may not be the best Call of Duty, but to me it is definitely one of the best. The campaign is fun, especially playing co op mode with friends. The best thing about this game though is definitely the zombie mode. The maps are great, with an amazing layout. Definitely better than the black ops zombie mode. This is a game worth getting.
Apr 26, 2011
Apr 24, 2011
Apr 20, 2011
Apr 14, 2011
Feb 20, 2011
Dec 20, 2010
Nov 13, 2010
Oct 29, 2010
Sep 30, 2010
Aug 23, 2010Modern warfare was a great game that left gamers wanting more... Unfortunately they did not get more with WAW, it was just a typical WW2 game with a crappy campaign with co-op. Multiplayer sucked where if you didn't buy the map packs it would kick you out of tons of games and the only good thing about the game was nazi zombies. I traded mine in 1 year ago. I give this fail game a 6.5
Aug 18, 2010This game is awesome in many ways. Yes, it may be away from the game Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare, but this video game is one of the best WWII video games ever!!
Call of Duty: World At War needs better character development and more "oh my God" moments. However, it's still a terrific first-person shooter. The combat is tight, the presentation shines and the multiplayer, particularly Nazi Zombie mode and co-op campaign, will keep you blasting enemy soldiers for weeks.
Treyarch did a remarkable job of breathing new life into the WWII shooter. They followed the conventions outlined by Infinity Ward to a tee and, as a result, created a shooter that is every bit as good as last year's entry. Of course, there isn't a whole lot of innovation this time around, but the increased Multiplayer options, new settings, and great enemy A.I. should more than satisfy all but the most jaded Infinity Ward fanboys.
Although the campaign storyline isn't nearly as engaging as the one seen in "CoD4," there should be enough memorable set pieces and intense sequences to keep you riveted throughout. The addition of a co-op mode brings a great deal of replay value to the proceedings, especially once you start throwing the death cards into the mix. Ultimately, it's the multiplayer and co-op action that will keep us coming back for more.


text:
Users like you have given feedback on this thread:
To give your opinion, vote using the thumbs above.
To give your opinion, vote using the thumbs above.
Fry's Electronics Thursday (online) and Friday hours
Fry's is opening at 6am on Black Friday. They are also doing a separate online sale Thursday where you can order for in-store pickup and pick it up any time on Friday. The items on the Friday ad will NOT be available online for in-store pickup. The Thursday ad will have completely different items from the Friday ad and they are both supposed to have some really hot deals. So there will be deals for those that want to wait in line, and deals for those that just want to sleep in and pick up later in the day.


text: Just received a pair of these webbed water sport gloves in the mail. I haven't tried them yet but, they are advertised to help you paddle faster, turn around faster, and provide a resistance like workout. I buy in to the idea enough to have bought a pair to test. 30 bucks including shipping won't break the bank I guess.


text:
What goes into your skin care products directly relates to the effectiveness of the formulas that come out of their pretty packaging. Products that are formulated with unique ingredients and clinically improved traditional ingredients outperform those with more simplistic formulations. The Euoko skin care collection represents one of the most unique ranges of ingredients found on the market. With more than 100 ingredients found in their collection, the brand offers formulas that no other brand can emulate and produces incredible results that few other brands can boast.
International Customers - Euoko products cannot be shipped to China.
- Additional Info
Top Selling Products
Express Shop: Euoko Products -
Top Rated Products
New Products
Euoko Customer Reviews
Learn More About Euoko
When formulating the Euoko skin care collection, the brand's experts scoured the globe from Switzerland to the Kalahari Desert in search of rare natural extracts that can improve the health of the skin. The range features many remarkable ingredients, including the venom from the Tropidolaemus wagleri (temple viper). The collection also uses improved versions of traditional ingredients, such as hyaluronic acid that has been enhanced for purity and potency. Whether you wish to fight signs of aging, brighten discoloration or treat acne, there is an incredible formula in the Euoko range to help.
With blends of ingredients that range from modern updates on the traditional to luxurious new remedies, the Euoko skin care collection offers incredible effectiveness in its pampering formulas.
The Euoko W-30 Intense White Serum visibly whitens the skin to treat even severe hyperpigmentation on the complexion. The formula uses nine effective ingredients that slow down pigment production, including natural plant extracts and Alpha Arbutin. The treatment also accelerates the cellular turnover rate, helping the complexion shed discolored cells more quickly to speed up the lightening of age spots, melasma, liver spots and post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
In just 10 minutes, the Euoko Y-00 Instant Precision Cellular Masque provides the skin with a nourishing blend of vitamins that helps to dramatically reduce the appearance of lines and wrinkles. The formula contains proprietary Vitanol, which encourages the skin cells to manufacture collagen, strengthening the complexion and restoring elasticity. Rich clay sourced from the Amazon rain forest hydrates and soothes the skin during the treatment, while pomegranate extract and buriti oil provide the complexion with antioxidant protection.
The Euoko Y-42 Fractional Neck Lift Concentrate helps to minimize wrinkles on the décolletage, while tightening the skin to eliminate sagging. The formula gradually re-sculpts the neckline, redistributing fatty tissue to create slimmer, more youthful contours. The unique blend of natural and organic ingredients triggers increases in collagen and elastin production while smoothing away wrinkles. Hyaluronic acid is added to trap moisture from the air and transfer it to the skin tissue to combat dehydration.


text:
Change currency:
Other country sites
Your Recent Searches
Your bag is empty
Free DELIVERY Worldwide* *MORE INFO HERE
Think of the slip-on plimsoll as your smart shoe replacement. Give a formal tee and trouser combo an athletic edge with patent finishes and premium textures, or keep things laid-back and low key in a pair of classic Vans.
Refine By
Price Range
Looks like you're in the US?
Visit your localized US site and shop in $USD & US sizing:
Cookie Use
ASOS uses cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue we assume that you consent to receive all cookies on all ASOS websites.


text:
This is the first piece in my new series of works, based on exploration of alien worlds.
"Kepler-22b is an extrasolar planet orbiting G-type star Kepler-22. It is located 600 light years away from Earth in the constellation of Cygnus. It was discovered by NASA's Kepler Space Telescope and is the first known transiting planet to orbit within the habitable zone of a Sun-like star." ( Wikipedia )
Check out our newest challenge ~ Worlds of Wonder! (Alien Planets) in Science, Fringe Science & The Unexplained.
There is also a Space Challenge in the Sci Fi group. Hope you'll enter this or another of your choice, in both! (You can use the links to get there)