text:
|Sq ft
|3 beds
|2.0 Ba
Cute mobile home on a nice 3/4 acre lot. This home has 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. The Master bath is large with a garden tub flanked by two walls of mirrors, dual sinks with a spacious vanity and separate toilet area with a stand up shower. The kitchen has a lot of cabinets along with a built-in pantry. There are a lot of windows allowing a great deal of light into the space. The AC a-frame was changed in 2005. The skirting is new and the new roof was installed in 2008. There is a new back door and new faucets in the kitchen and both bathrooms.
3/4 of an acre lot!
|District Type
|School District
|Unified School District
|Ascension Parish School District
|This listing is priced
|Zip Code
|48% less than
|70778 Homes for Sale
|58% less than
|Homes for Sale in Sorrento
|57% less than
|Ascension Parish Homes for Sale
|50% less than
|LA Homes for Sale
|Unified School District
|58% less than
|Homes for Sale near Ascension Parish School District

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Getting fucked doggy style.
Video Details
Date: 5 years ago
Runtime: 0:53
Views: 10,854
1 Comment
All Comments
2 years ago
Awesome butt-fucking! The groaning was a turn-on!
0 likesThank you for voting!
By nustudent55555555
Video Added: 5 years ago
Gender: Male
You have not added any videos to your playlist. Click on the "+" in the video thumbnails to add videos.


text:
Bedroom Furniture, Living Room Furniture, Li...
At Capitol Furniture you can get the best furniture at the best prices in town. To help you more, we have financing options available. You can easily apply for financing for 12 months at no additional interest. Also, we have other services like
*90 Days Same As Cash
*No Credit Check
*E-Z Layaway Plan etc.
It must be noted that these exclude closeout, discontinued, special savings offers or manager's specials.
Bedroom Furniture, Living Room Furniture, Li...
New Queen Pillow Top Mattress Sets $149
We are hosting an inventory blowout and have slashed prices on almost all of our furniture in stock! Here at Armando's, we pride ourselves on excellent customer service and a great selection of quality furniture. Whether you are searching for a new television, a bedroom suit, or furniture for your entire home, Armando's Furniture has you covered! Come by today and take advantage of our sale and browse our extensive collection of furniture and appliances! We offer some of the best deals in the greater are of Victorville, CA! If you have any questions, please feel free to give us a call!
(760) 244-4910
New Queen Pillow Top Mattress Sets $149
Get Orthopedic Mattress Set for only $199.00
Please call 714.840.8733 to view Mattress Sets!
Serving South LA and Orange Counties.
Proudly serving Huntington Beach, Fountain Valley,
Newport Beach and Costa Mesa for over 20 years.
Many other mattress styles available, including memory foam,
please call for pricing.
All First Quality
Located At: Huntington Beach, CA
Get Orthopedic Mattress Set for only $199.00
Get All Wood 6 Piece Bedroom Set For Only $6...
You spend a third of your life in bed. So why not make it as healthy and comfy as you can? We're here to help you create a cozy sanctuary and eliminate exposure to unhealthy synthetic chemicals found in mattresses and bedding. Get the quality rest you deserve on a mattress that fits your needs.
Transform your bedroom into a relaxing retreat with a quality bed...
Get All Wood 6 Piece Bedroom Set For Only $6...


text:
Picture: Chris Brown and his family leaving the Los Angeles Superior Court after attending his arraignment hearing Los Angeles, California - 05.03.09 * BROWN GRANTED...
A text message sent by Chris Brown's manager and rumoured former lover sparked his altercation with girlfriend Rihanna, according to internet reports.
Brown has been charged with assault and making criminal threats after an allegedly violent argument with the singer on the night of 8 February (09).
The Umbrella hitmaker was reportedly left with cuts and bruises and needed medical attention for her injuries.
According to TMZ.com, Tina Davis - who was rumoured to have had a romantic relationship with Brown when he was 16 - sent the singer a lengthy text message on his cell phone during the night in question, sparking a row between the couple.
An affidavit by a detective investigating the case allegedly refers to the text message as being "from a woman who Brown had a previous sexual relationship with", while law enforcement sources claim the message to the shamed R&B star proposed a meeting for a late-night rendez-vous.
Davis, 40, and Brown, 19, have both denied the affair.
The Kiss Kiss singer is free on $50,000 (£36,100) bail after he was granted a continuance at his arraignment hearing last week (05Mar09). He is due back in court in April (09).
If convicted, Brown faces up to four years and eight months behind bars.


text: HOK Product Design collaborated with Mannington Commercial on the new Vivendi Collection of heterogeneous resilient flooring for healthcare applications. Available in three patterns and in 6', 9', and 12' widths, Vivendi features a proprietary aluminum oxide, UV-resistant layer. A collection of coordinating fabrics is available from Pallas Textiles. • manningtoncommercial.com


text:
black bodybuilders & musclemen
31 members8 Comments 4 Likes
172 members68 Comments 45 Likes
Posted on June 2, 2009 at 10:23pm 0 Comments 2 Likes
Thanks, i appreciate the add
Thanks Mr. 411 for the comp
thanks for the welcome! nice pic
Thanks for the welcome message!
Well said. My decision is to get down and get it right for 2012.
Thanks I feel you yeah I am gonna give it all a try ... smiles
Smiles thanks I how do you like the site ?? I am still trying to see what it is about for the most part
Thx for the comment on my photo man...
Thank you for the photo comment bro
Thanks and I will
Thank you for the welcome. Just finding my feet, so many phine muscular men on here inspiring me to have the best body I can have.
send me your work out and why have you not accept .... do i need to come there ?
© 2015 Created by bigblkmuscles.


text:
Show Times: Thursday-Saturday, July 30, 31, and August 1 at 7:00 p.m., with dinner.
Sunday, August 2 at 3:00 p.m., matinee only.
Location: Church of St. Therese, Main Street, Gloucester
Tickets are $30 for Dinner Theatre; Tickets for Sunday (No Dinner ) are $5 for children 18 and under; and $17 for adults
At 80, Esmerelda Quipp is still of sound mind, but her body is beginning to "come unglued", as she puts it. Having spent her working life as an actress, age pushing her gradually out of the business, she now faces the fact that her meager government pension is insufficient to support her, even with her minimal needs. Not one to turn face up and call it quits, she sets about to find a fix for all of her problems and, along the way, makes some colorful new friends. The trouble is, her solution just might cause her to end up in jail!
The Cast
Christina Walsh, Anne Rhodes, Amanda Hamlin Adams, Martha Ambrose, Rita Woodcock Pollard, Anita Minuth, Doug Stewart, and Becky Herndon Hogge


text:
2003 Ford Explorer Q&A
2003 Ford Explorer Question: Grinding noise when front wheels are turned
Own a 2003 Ford Explorer with a full time 4 wheel drive system, but has a lock mode and a two speed transfer case. While driving, when the front wheels are turned there is a loud grinding noise. It is very noticeable when you first take off from a stop and you turn the steering wheel. Two mechanics have checked it out and both say there is nothing wrong, but have not given the reason for the noise. I have had several 4x4 vehicles and have never experienced this in both 2 and 4 wheel drive settings. Does this have something to do with the differential action in the transfer case when the wheels are turned, or is there a problem in the drive train? When the wheels are staight ahead, there is no noise. The tires are the stock size, so I know they are not rubbing on something. - Visitor
Answer 1
I wanted to find out if you found out what this was caused from. I am having the same problem with my 2002 explorer. (email@example.com) - Visitor
Related Items:
About a month ago I started hearing a grinding noise coming from the left front wheel area and could also feel vibration in steering wheel. I replaced Hub and bearings but that wasn't the problem. ...
The car is a '03 Explorer AWD on 38k. Right after i travel through a rough/jumpy surface there is some grinding noise coming from the front, the car starts pulling to the left with a slight jerky/...
The car started giving me a grinding noise in the front left side. My ABS light is on, my 4x4 goes on and off. It gives me a hard time turning when I first start the car, the wheel jerks to the rig...
Noise isn't always there, brakes are new.When it happens if i stop and turn steering wheel all the way to the right and move the noise goes away. At first i thought it was a bearing but it would se...
Related Content
1. pushrod
2. stevieray1
3. globalhelper
4. Shivers
5. csubak30
6. ziptie12
7. Hal...
8. IsraelS
9. goodguy
10. BrianLankford


text:
Global Healing Session (July 26, 2015)
- Religion & Spirituality
Women's Day Luncheon
Central Baptist Church Women's Day Committee
Saturday, May 26, 2012 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM (PDT)
The Women's Day Luncheon is a workshop that will help renew our bodies and our minds spiritually. Rev. Sanda Jones, Associate Pastor of Abundant Life Outreach Ministries, Inc. will feed our souls with a word from God. Join us for this spirit-filled event.
A group of dedicated Christian Women that assemble together to plan our annual Women's Day Activities
Join millions of people on Eventbrite.
In order to purchase these tickets in installments, you'll need an Eventbrite account. Log in or sign up for a free account to continue.


text:
Search for:
Recent Comments
Tags7 add adding Alfresco arvixe bucket change clip ClipBucket CMS cPanel/Linux Hosting create dolphin Drupal elgg Elgg Hosting elgg tutorials email how how to install joomla module MODx mojoPortal New panel php plugin SE4 set up setup site socialengine softaculous tips to TomatoCart use using video web website websitepanel WordPress
Category Archives: Web Deploy
Upgrade/Upload a Microsoft Access Database to SQL Database Using DTS
The following article will give you steps to convert your existing Microsoft Access database to a SQL Server database using components of Microsoft SQL Server Management (available at http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=08e52ac2-1d62-45f6-9a4a-4b76a8564a2b&displaylang=en). You will …
Tags: access, database, dts, microsoft, sql, upgrade, upload Posted under 3rd Party Software, DotNet/Windows Hosting, MSSQL, Web Deploy 2 Comments
Securing mojoPortal with a Custom Machine Key
September 17, 2010 Microsoft issued a Security Advisory Vulnerability in ASP.NET This not the first time, nor will it be the last time. Who is responsible for the security of …
Tags: ASP, how to, install, set up, website Posted under ASP .NET 2, ASP .NET 3.5, MojoPortal, Security, Security/Vulnerability, Web Deploy 1 Comment
Web Deploy – Common Errors
Due to the complicated nature and the overall lack of documentation on web deploy and some issues with it this blog post is being written to help you understand some of the common errors and what they mean.
Tags: arvixe, Web Deploy, windows Posted under Programming/Coding, Web Deploy 1 Comment


text:
ONDCP Blog
When a Coach is More than a CoachPosted byon November 29, 2012 at 12:32 PM EDT
In suburban Virginia, 50 high school athletes trickle onto the field and don their soccer cleats and practice jerseys. The coach pulls the players together and gives them the plan for the day. Soon the players are in action, running, kicking, yelling, joking, and happy to be doing what they love most.
Half an hour into practice, another player arrives and walks slowly onto the field, frowning and clearly distracted. He approaches the coach and says he's late because he got in trouble at school. The conversation could have ended there, perhaps with punitive laps around the field. Fortunately, the coach does not let the matter drop. He senses something is amiss and knows this could be a perfect time to use his role as an adult influencer to make a positive difference in a young man's life.
Mindful of the special relationship between players and coaches, and recognizing that sports provide opportunities for coaches to talk to students about important issues such as drug use, the Virginia High School League (VHSL) requires every coach to complete a challenging online course that emphasizes the principles of positive coaching. This training, detailed in the VHSL Handbook and Policy Manual, is necessary for certification as a coach at all Virginia public high schools and at private Virginia high schools that are VHSL members. Every coach must complete the course and pass a test to confirm his or her understanding of the material. Woven into the program is information on developing skills for educating students and their parents about the harmful effects of alcohol and drug abuse. The course also provides examples of how best to communicate with student athletes and how to make sure they not only hear the message, but fully comprehend and accept it.
Coaches influence a large and growing number of students in America. For 22 consecutive years, the number of high school students playing sports has exceeded the previous year's total, according to the annual High School Athletics Participation Survey, released recently by the National Federation of State High School Associations. More than 7.6 million students played sports during the 2010-2011 school year, an increase of nearly 40,000 students compared to 2009-2010. The organization estimates that 55.5 percent of all high school students participate in sports.
Back on the practice field, the coach pulls the late-arriving player aside. He asks the young man about the trouble he's in, all the while watching for clues in the player's words and demeanor. Could it be substance abuse? At this moment, he is more than a soccer coach. He is mentor, counselor, friend, and concerned adult. His brief, targeted intervention is mindful of the lessons learned in the VHSL coaching course on recognizing the signs of drug use and how best to deliver messages that matter.
As it turns out, the young athlete's trouble was minor and had nothing to do with drugs. Satisfied that no further action is necessary, the coach sends the player out to join his teammates on the field. It was a short conversation, over in minutes. But sometimes that is all it takes to make a meaningful, enduring impact in a young person's life.
Michael Reles, a Budget Analyst at ONDCP, is a Virginia high school soccer coach, certified by the Virginia High School League, Virginia Youth Soccer Association, and U.S. Soccer Federation.Learn more about
A Military Family, Torn by Stress and Substance Abuse, Comes Together by Staying in FOCUSPosted byon November 26, 2012 at 4:56 PM EDT
Recently, a family came to my office struggling with poor communication and uncontrollable emotions. Both parents felt exhausted from trying to balance the demands of military and family life, and they were having a hard time adjusting to dad's new diagnosis of combat-related post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
In our first training session together, the woman described feeling lonely and confused about why her husband seemed to "shut down" and not care about the family. She said she wanted her husband to stop drinking. The man felt that his wife was exaggerating and did not completely agree with her. At this point, I provided education about risk factors and how substance abuse can sabotage relationships and family wellness and can also interrupt the healing process for PTSD. The service member explained that he just wanted to "stop the pain" but didn't realize the drinking was a problem.
For the next several weeks, the family engaged in guided activities that helped them embrace their strengths as a family, explore the affect of substance abuse on their interactions, and take steps toward their goals of improved communication and family closeness. The family practiced ways to better recognize their feelings and reduce negative thinking. The whole family also learned about PTSD and developed strategies to solve problems that often arise from combat-related injuries. When I described additional resources, the service member started to consider other treatment options for his drinking.
By graduation from the FOCUS program, the family was using their newly learned skills in everyday life. Where the service member once drank to cope with stress, he and his family now used communication, emotional regulation, and problem-solving skills to overcome challenges. During our final session together, the service member announced he had enrolled in a treatment program that also addressed his PTSD. The family felt "relieved" and "hopeful." As with so many of the families who have come through our doors, the FOCUS program empowered this family to learn better ways to cope.
Project FOCUS (Families OverComing Under Stress) is a program of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED). FOCUS supports military families, including those at risk or currently challenged with substance abuse, to identify their strengths on the way to building their own story of success. For more information about Project FOCUS, visit focusproject.org.Learn more about
Savoring Second Chances on 'Small Business Saturday'Posted byon November 24, 2012 at 10:00 AM EDT
This Saturday, November 24, is Small Business Saturday, a day to celebrate small businesses and all that they contribute to our communities. The Office of National Drug Control Policy joins in this effort to support small businesses, and we extend a special "thank you" to businesses that give people in recovery the second chance they rightfully deserve.
Gwendolyn's Café is a small business in Fort Myers, Florida, that knows the value of hiring someone in recovery. Owner and operator Gwendolyn Howard started the restaurant in 2010 and has since hired about 20 people in recovery from drug or alcohol abuse. Howard made these hiring decisions because, as a recovering alcoholic herself, she knows that a past addiction does not determine the quality of someone's character.
Howard changes lives by providing job opportunities, an important step for people in recovery as they join society as sober citizens. Best of all, with a steady job and a life free of substance use, many of Howard's recovering employees benefit further by getting back their children, family, and friends.
We thank all of the small business owners across the Nation who, like Howard, support people in recovery. Tweet with us on Saturday to show how you are honoring #SmallBizSat and people in #recovery.
Learn more about
A Salute to Military Veterans and CADCA's VetCorps ProgramPosted byon November 19, 2012 at 2:55 PM EDT
The annual Veterans Day observance holds special meaning for veterans and military families across the Nation and around the world. It also has deep significance for Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA). We work closely with the Army, Marine Corps, and Air Force and have a long and special partnership with the National Guard Bureau, which has a counterdrug mission. We honor the service of all active-duty military and veterans and salute their dedication and commitment.
Many of our returning veterans struggle with substance abuse and addiction, along with a host of other challenges. We wanted to help, and as we sought ways to make a positive difference in the lives of these people we found an exceptional partner in the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS). With funding from CNCS, and in partnership with the National Guard Bureau's Prevention, Treatment and Outreach Program, CADCA launched its own VetCorps program on Veterans Day 2011.
CADCA's VetCorps recruits members, particularly military service personnel and veterans, from the AmeriCorps State and National program and from AmeriCorps VISTA and places them in substance abuse prevention coalitions throughout the country. Our goal is to work through coalitions to bridge gaps and direct veterans and military families to the services and support they desperately need – from substance abuse and mental health services to housing and employment opportunities. Providing these essential services is a prevention strategy that builds resiliency and hope among these individuals and families.
Through CADCA's VetCorps, coalitions are forging new partnerships and leveraging resources. By teaming up with local mental health service agencies, faith-based community organizations, media outlets, government agencies, and non-profit military-serving organizations, coalitions have begun training family members to provide peer support for other military and veterans families. Some coalitions are providing workshops and creating comprehensive local resource guides, and others are establishing post-deployment re-entry support plans offering training and employment information. These are just a few examples of the ways VetCorps is following the AmeriCorps motto of "getting things done." (CADCA was honored to have our new VetCorps program profiled in ONDCP's 2012 National Drug Control Strategy.)
There are many opportunities for community coalitions to participate in VetCorps, particularly since program members rotate on a two-year volunteer commitment. In fact, grantees in ONDCP's Drug Free Communities Support Program can use grant funds to support this effort and bring a VetCorps member to their hometown.
For more information about VetCorps, contact Tanya Hills, CADCA VetCorps Program Manager, at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Learn more about
Advocates for Action Guest Post: Providing Hope and OpportunityPosted byon November 15, 2012 at 4:03 PM EDT
The prescription drug abuse epidemic has ravaged southern and eastern Kentucky. We have been hit harder than most, but our pain is now being felt by others as the scourge has spread across the country.
Drug abuse affects virtually every family in the country, including my own. I have two nephews struggling with substance abuse and a brother who has been recovering from addiction for the past 20 years. Their successes and setbacks provide motivation for me to help others in similar situations. I persevere armed with faith that God will guide our efforts and strengthen our resolve.
My heart breaks every time I meet a child who has not eaten at home in days because his or her caregivers are more concerned about feeding their drug habit than feeding their children. I want to scream when these children share stories about seeing parents inserting needles in their arms or describe their deplorable living conditions. Far too many kids have become innocent victims of abuse or neglect because of their parents' addiction.
Sometimes it is difficult to see the light at the end of the tunnel; drug abuse is like a dark cloud obscuring the possibilities of a brighter future. Before we can turn things around, we must reach out to the next generation. We must show young people that no matter how dire their current circumstances may appear, there is a way out. The road may not be easy, but with the help of loving, caring adults and their peers, there is hope and opportunity for a better future.
These stories are repeated in every community across our great Nation. Many dedicated individuals and organizations are leading crusades against prescription drug abuse. But success comes slowly. That is why UNITE organized the first National Rx Drug Abuse Summit in 2012 (and will host a second Summit in 2013). Stakeholders discussed prescription drug problems in their communities and came together with a focus on ways to make an impact through holistic collaboration.
UNITE's efforts seek to impart hope: Hope for addicts seeking help. Hope for families confused and frustrated by a loved one's addiction. Hope for those in recovery that they can once again become productive members of society. And, most important, hope that our children realize there can be a better tomorrow.
Operation UNITE is a non-profit organization providing a holistic approach to substance abuse through law enforcement, treatment, and education initiatives.Learn more about
California Makes Progress in Drugged Driving LegislationPosted byon November 13, 2012 at 12:46 PM EDT
Drugged driving is a threat to public health and safety. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) 2007 National Roadside Survey found that approximately one in eight weekend, nighttime drivers tested positive for illicit drugs.[1] In 2010, a study conducted by NHTSA found that among fatally injured drivers who were tested and the results reported, 33 percent tested positive for at least one drug.[2] While these statistics are useful, more data is needed to determine the full extent of the problem.
The Office of National Drug Control Policy supports efforts to obtain better information on drugged driving so that state and local governments can better tackle this growing problem. A few weeks ago, California took an important step forward in providing better data on drugged driving.
On September 29, California Governor Jerry Brown signed into law Assembly Bill 2552 which will distinguish the offenses of driving under the influence of alcohol, driving under the influence of any drug, and driving under the combined influence of alcohol and any drug. The law goes into effect on January 1, 2014. California joins New York and Hawaii as the only states to separate these three offenses. "Up to now we have had limited statistics that seemed to point to increasing drug involvement in crashes," said Christopher J. Murphy, Director of the California Office of Traffic Safety. "With this new legislation, we will be able to gather a greater quantity of much more detailed information on the size and scope of the problem. It will help in law enforcement, court system, and public awareness efforts to combat this growing problem."
California recognizes that drugged driving is a serious threat to public health and public safety, and this law compliments other work being done in the state to address it. The California Office of Traffic Safety considers "Alcohol and Other Drugs" a priority area and funds a number of initiatives to better understand and reduce drugged driving. These initiatives include new drug testing equipment, grants for the Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving Enforcement (ARIDE) program and Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) training, and a survey modeled on the 2007 NHTSA National Roadside Survey to determine the prevalence of drug and alcohol impaired driving.
[1] National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Results of the 2007 National Roadside Survey of Alcohol and Drug Use by Drivers. U.S. Department of Transportation Report No. DOT HS 811 175. Washington, DC: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 2007.
[2] National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. Drug Involvement of Fatally Injured Drivers. U.S. Department of Transportation Report No. DOT HS 811 415. Washington, DC: National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, 2010.Learn more about
A Veterans Day Message from Director KerlikowskePosted byon November 11, 2012 at 7:27 PM EDT
This Veterans Day, on behalf of the entire staff at the Office of National Drug Control Policy (ONDCP), I would like to express my sincere thanks to our veterans for their service to the United States. We are indebted to you for your courage and unwavering dedication.
ONDCP is committed to strengthening and supporting our military families and veterans and supports programs such as VetCorps that further this work. One year ago, the Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America (CADCA) launched VetCorps to establish support for military families and service members through community-based coalitions. Programs such as VetCorps help to provide our veterans with the support they need and deserve.
We will continue to work today and every day throughout the year to provide services and support for our military heroes in our effort to give something back to those who are in service to our Nation.
Learn more about our commitment to veterans in the report Strengthening Our Military Families: Meeting America's Commitment.Learn more about
School Nurses: Trusted Student Health Professionals and Agents of Substance Abuse PreventionPosted byon November 5, 2012 at 5:35 PM EDT
For more than a century, school nursing services have served a critical role in public health and ensuring the academic success of students in America. Particularly over the past five decades, school nurses have become more involved with addressing students' mental, behavioral, and emotional issues, including substance abuse prevention. In fact, according to the 2007 Government Accountability Office report School Mental Health: Role of the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration and Factors Affecting Service Provision, school nurses spend one-third of their time providing mental health services, including those for substance abuse.
With a presence in 75 percent of the Nation's schools, school nurses comprise a significant force of professionals who serve as prevention agents. School nurses are in touch with substance abuse trends within the school and in the greater community, enabling them to make educated assessments when students visit their offices.
Many school nurses also spend time in classrooms providing substance abuse prevention curricula, and some with advanced training start treatment support groups. School nurses often work in teams with other specialized instructional support personnel, such as school psychologists, social workers, and counselors, to address substance abuse issues in schools.
When the rate of prescription drug abuse began to increase rapidly, school nurses recognized the trend and took action. The National Association of School Nurses (NASN) got the word out by providing school nurses with data showing that more teens are abusing prescription drugs than illegal drugs (except for marijuana);[i] that prescription medications, along with marijuana, are the drugs of choice among 12- to 13-year-olds;[ii] and that every day, approximately 2,000 young people use a prescription pain reliever non-medically for the first time.[iii]
The NASN provides materials to help school nurses understand and promote drug use prevention, including:
- Current information and links to resources through a Weekly Digest e-News and a "Drugs of Abuse" page, found at www.nasn.org
- Opportunities for online continuing education programs that focus on prescription drug abuse in schools and communities: http://www.nasn.org/ContinuingEducation
- A comprehensive Teen Prescription (Rx) Drug Abuse School Tool Kit: http://smartmovessmartchoices.org/school-tool-kit
- Home 2 Homeroom – educational materials teaming parents with school nurses to prevent and address teen cough-medicine abuse: http://stopmedicineabuse.org/tools-to-take-action/school-nurses
- A school nurse representative in the Five Moms campaign (part of the Stop Medicine Abuse Initiative of the Consumer Healthcare Products Association): http://stopmedicineabuse.org/blog/details/welcoming-peggy-as-the-newest-five-mom
NASN recommends the following tips for school nurses:
- Familiarize yourself with the national effort and message led by the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy: http://www.whitehouse.gov/ondcp/prevention-intro/prevention-month%20
Order a free Smart Moves, Smart Choices toolkit, which contains:
- Curriculum video series
- Posters/stickers
- Dr. Drew segments
- Access to other resources
Team up with other specialized support personnel at your school to provide unified support of Prevention Month.
[i] Results from the 2011 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH): National Findings, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), 2012.
[ii] Results from the 2011 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH): National Findings, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), 2012.
[iii] SAMHSA, Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality (formerly the Office of Applied Studies), National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 2009 and 2010.Learn more about
HIDTA Joins Badges for BaseballPosted byon November 2, 2012 at 3:58 PM EDT
Maryland Congressman Elijah Cummings, Maryland Attorney General Douglas Gansler, National HIDTA Director Michael Gottlieb, and Washington-Baltimore HIDTA Director Thomas H. Carr enjoyed a beautiful autumn day as they launched the Badges for Baseball Program in Baltimore, Maryland.
The Badges for Baseball program aims to reshape and improve the relationship between law enforcement and youth from high-crime areas. Police volunteers help youth refine and improve their baseball skills while also mentoring the young participants and providing positive role models. Badges for Baseball seeks to build a safe and positive environment in which young people have fun, build character, and learn to make good decisions both on and off the field.
Congressman Cummings, who represents the 7th Congressional District in Maryland, referred to the multi-purpose field where the event took place as Baltimore's "Field of Dreams." More than 50 young people from Baltimore are expected to participate in the ongoing initiative.
Badges for Baseball is funded in part by the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation and the Washington-Baltimore High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area (HIDTA) program. The Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation is a non-profit working with underprivileged youth throughout the United States through baseball and softball programming. The Washington-Baltimore HIDTA is funded by the Office of National Drug Control Policy's High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area program.
HIDTAs have recently placed an increased emphasis on prevention programs like Badges for Baseball. Since 2008, the number of HIDTAs implementing prevention initiatives has increased from four to 20, including all five Southwest Border HIDTA regions. This expansion of prevention initiatives illustrates ONDCP's commitment to further integrate the law enforcement and prevention communities.Learn more about
Director Joins DEA for Red Ribbon Week RallyPosted byon October 26, 2012 at 2:21 PM EDT
This week, we join millions of young people across the country to celebrate Red Ribbon Week. Students, parents and educators this week participate by pledging to lead healthy, drug free lives and wear red ribbons while participating in community-wide, anti-drug events.
Director Kerlikowske meets Elementary School Red Ribbon Bookmark Contest Winner, Haley Chilton. (Photo courtesy of DEA)
Red Ribbon Week is also a time to pay tribute to DEA Special Agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena, whose tragic murder led to the creation of the Red Ribbon Program. Red Ribbon Week is October 23 – 31 each year. On Wednesday, October 24, ONDCP Director Kerlikowske delivered remarks at the annual DEA Red Ribbon Rally at DEA headquarters in Arlington, VA.
Director Kerlikowske joins DEA Administrator Michele Leonhart, Deputy Attorney General James Cole, and other officials for the singing of the National Anthem as the program begins. (Photo courtesy of DEA)
DEA Youth Dancers from Drew Model Elementary School. (Photo courtesy of DEA)
Deputy Attorney General James Cole, DEA Administrator Michele Leonhart, Peggy Sapp, President of the National Family Partnership, and Red Ribbon Youth Contest Winners also attended. They were joined by area youth who presented dance and musical performances for the audience.
Afro Blue, Howard University's Vocal Jazz Ensemble, receives plaque after performance and poses with DEA Administrator Leonhart (Photo courtesy of DEA)
To learn more about Red Ribbon Week and take the pledge to live drug-free, please visit www.redribbonweek.org.Learn more about
- &lsaquo previous
- …
- 10
- 11
- 12
- 13
- 14
- 15
- 16
- 17
- 18
- …
- next &rsaquo
White House Blogs
- The White House Blog
- Middle Class Task Force
- Council of Economic Advisers
- Council on Environmental Quality
- Council on Women and Girls
- Office of Intergovernmental Affairs
- Office of Management and Budget
- Office of Public Engagement
- Office of Science & Tech Policy
- Office of Urban Affairs
- Open Government
- Faith and Neighborhood Partnerships
- Social Innovation and Civic Participation
- US Trade Representative
- Office National Drug Control Policy
- AIDS Policy
- Blueprint for an America Built to Last
- Budget
- Civil Rights
- Defense
- Disabilities
- Economy
- Education
- Energy and Environment
- Equal Pay
- Ethics
- Faith Based
- Fiscal Responsibility
- Foreign Policy
- Grab Bag
- Health Care
- Homeland Security
- Immigration
- Innovation Fellows
- Inside the White House
- Middle Class Security
- Open Government
- Poverty
- Rural
- Seniors and Social Security
- Service
- Social Innovation
- State of the Union
- Taxes
- Technology
- Urban Policy
- Veterans
- Violence Prevention
- White House Internships
- Women
- Working Families
- Additional Issues


text:
The Bookstore Customer Type Test
Tests others are taking
The Should you message me if you're interested? Test
trojanrecord20 / f / Straight
enderq40 / m / Straight
The How good is your first message Test
nomasour34 / m / Straight
Helen Fisher Personality Type Test
Annaboon227 / f / Straight
B4DH4BIT21 / m / Straight
Connect your existing OkCupid account
Sign in
Welcome Back!
Restore your account to continue
meeting new people.
Reset your password
We'll email you a link to reset it.
Email sent!
An email is on its way to .
If you don't see it, try checking
your Spam folder.


text:
Become a Client
For potential clients to participate in Innovate Arkansas:
- The client must be located in Arkansas
- The companies created must provide Arkansas jobs with wage bases of at least 150 percent of the current Arkansas individual per capita income
Three Easy Steps
Because Innovate Arkansas uses Gust to manage our submission process, the first step for a potential client to make is to log in to Gust as an entrepreneur. Complete the application, and submit it. Please include as much information as possible; the application can be saved and modified as needed. You may also contact the Innovate Arkansas team with any questions that may arise during the submission process or if you would like to receive a Non-Disclosure Agreement prior to submitting that application.
After you have submitted your application and any pertinent documents, the Innovate Arkansas team will review your information and contact you with further questions or to schedule a meeting. If Innovate Arkansas determines that the enterprise fits the requirements as indicated above, a client agreement will be offered to the potential client.
When Innovate Arkansas receives the signed client agreement, the commercial enterprise will then be considered an Innovate Arkansas client.
Innovate Arkansas Client Benefits
Benefits of becoming an Innovate Arkansas client are numerous.
Technical Services:
- Technology product assessments
- Market feasibility analysis
- Intellectual property advice
- Commercialization strategies
- Business plan development
- Coaching and mentoring assistance
- Product and concept valuation
Financial Services:
- Enhanced links to existing capital resources
- Early stage investment advice
- Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) application assistance
- Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) application assistance
- Federal, state and local grant assistance
- Second- and third-stage financing assistance
On-the-Shelf Intellectual Property Development:
- Identification of on-the-shelf IP
- Negotiation of control of on-the-shelf IP
- Matching on-the-shelf IP with serial entrepreneurs
- On-the-shelf IP development
- Use of Winrock International's IP professional network for general IP questions
Meet Innovate Arkansas Clients
Learn more about how Innovate Arkansas works with clients, meet Innovate Arkansas clients and read client testimonials.
Latest News
Hark Announces Entrepreneurial Summer Tour of Southeast
Hark announced that it will launch a six-week tour of the Southeast beginning in July in partnership with Bespoke Video Production of Little Rock.
UAMS BioVentures Building Entrepreneur Support System
Nancy Gray, the new director of the BioVentures business incubator at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Little Rock, is developing an entrepreneur-in-residence program to help mentor potential startup founders at the school.
Northwest Arkansas Transforming Into a Tech Hub
Northwest Arkansas isn't California's Silicon Valley and has a long way to go before it can be considered remotely comparable, but technology industry leaders say the area is proving to be on the short list of best places in the field.
Wal-Mart SVP Rick Webb: NWA Needs Employees Educated in STEM
Wal-Mart needs vast numbers of technologically advanced workers and needs them as soon as possible, says SVP Rick Webb.


text:
The company showed an increased losses for year 3 with reduced revenues. The sales through Ford clearly have not happened. This spring the chairman changed rapidly twice, a sign of problems. From the accounts it looks bad, could run out of cash. Not a good investment, best sell while you have a chance.
As per our Terms of Use, Stockopedia is a financial news & data site, discussion forum and content aggregator. Our site should be used for educational & informational purposes only. We do not provide investment advice, recommendations or views as to whether an investment or strategy is suited to the investment needs of a specific individual. You should make your own decisions and seek independent professional advice before doing so. The author may own shares in any companies discussed, all opinions are his/her own & are general/impersonal. Remember: Shares can go down as well as up. Past performance is not a guide to future performance & investors may not get back the amount invested.
Octagonal Plc, formerly Suretrack Monitoring Plc, is a United Kingdom-based investment company. The Company is engaged in the provision of tracking and fleet manage


text:
United States / $ (USD)
- Home »
- Jewish Holidays »
- Passover »
- Matzah Covers »
- Yair Emanuel Silk Matzah Cover Set with Colorful Birds
Yair Emanuel Silk Matzah Cover Set with Colorful Birds
Share: Send to a friend:Product ID: MZC-EY-12981
This Yair Emanuel silk matzah cover set features an Afikoman cover and three matzah covers, all adorned with embroidered birds in a rainbow of colors. Read more
Contact Our Judaica Experts 24/7 1-800-818-8394
For Phone Orders Please Mention: help-phonecode-updating
Live Chat Online
THIS ITEM QUALIFIES FOR FREE SHIPPING With an order of $99 and over
In accordance with our shipping policy
People who bought this item also bought:
- White Satin Challah Cover with Pomegranates, Grapes, Kiddush Cup and Hebrew Text $19
- Rounded Star of David Pendant in 14K Yellow Gold and Roman Glass $462
- Train in a Field Canvas by Duby Tal $140
- Adina Plastelina Necklace with Millefiori Dragonfly Pendant $138
- Long Sterling Silver Honey Spoon with Bee on Top $120
- Wissotzky Nana Mint Tea Family Pack (85gr) $15
- Women's Tzahal, IDF Hebrew White T-Shirt $15
- Bangle Bracelet with Stripes, Hebrew Text, Flowers and Beads $68
- Handmade Off White Knitted Kippah $6
- Yair Emanuel Laser Cut Aluminum Hamsa with Hand Painted Red Jerusalem $17
- Women's Star of David Pink T-Shirt with Eye $15
- Yair Emanuel Embroidered Zodiac Wall Decoration with Gemini Symbol in Hebrew $18
Product Description
Colorful and stunning, this Yair Emanuel silk matzah cover set will be an incredible addition to your holiday table. Including an Afikoman cover embroidered with the word "Afikoman" and three matzah covers embroidered with "Pesach", this matzah cover set is a must have item. Decorated with colorful birds and a festive white background, this matzah cover set was made to impress.
General Information
Material Raw Silk
Dimensions Matzah Cover 16" X 16" Afikoman Cover 8" X 12"
Estimated processing time:
3-5 Business Days.Learn More
Similar Products
- $44 Yair Emanuel Jerusalem Design Matzah Cover Set In Blue View Product
- $45 Yair Emanuel Silk Matzah Cover Set with Embroidered Jerusalem Depictions View Product
- $46 Yair Emanuel Silk Matzah Cover Set with Pomegranates in Gold and Burgundy View Product
- $44 Three Piece Passover Set with Silver and Blue Embroidered Decorations View Product
- $51 Passover Set of Matzah Cover & Afikomen Bag with Gold Pomegranate Embroidery View Product
- $53 Passover Set of Matzah Cover & Afikomen Bag with Red, Gold and Pomegranates View Product
- $51 Passover Set of Matzah Cover & Afikomen Bag with Silver Floral Border View Product
- $51 Passover Set of Matzah Cover & Afikomen Bag with Gold Passover Plate View Product
- $51 Passover Set of Matzah Cover & Afikomen Bag with Organza and Swirling Pattern View Product
- $48 Yair Emanuel Silk Matzah Cover Set with Silver Lilies View Product
Recommended Products
- $6 Pendant with Blue Topaz Star of David in Gold Plated View Product
- $170 Silk Women's Tallit in Blue with Seven Species by Galilee Silks View Product
- $22 Knitted Kippah with Swirling Rainbow Design View Product
- $116 Ring with Verse Engravings of Divine Names of Hashem View Product
- $21 Golda Meir Action Figure View Product
- $19 Yair Emanuel Small Hamsa Necklace in Blue View Product
- $14 Suede Kuppah with Baseball Design View Product
- $6 Blue and White Knitted Kippah with Star of David View Product
- $56 Mezuzah in White Concrete with Blue Polymer Engraved Hebrew Shin View Product
- $76 Shema Yisrael Pendant with Cut-Out Magen David & Onyx Gemstone View Product
Customers Reviews
(No Reviews) 0
Popular Searches that include this item:
Multiple Shipping Methods!
Choose among a variety of convenient shipping methods.Learn more!
24/7 Customer Service
- Contact Our Judaica Experts 24/7 1-800-818-8394
- Live Chat
Judaica Products
Yair Emanuel
View all Yair Emanuel»
- New Judaica Brands
- New Candlesticks & Candles
- New Havdalah Sets and Candles
- New Kiddush Cups
- New Kippot
- New Mayim Achronim
- New Menorahs
- New Mezuzahs
- New Shofars
- New Sterling Silver
- New Synagogue Items
- New Tallit Items
- New Tefillin
- New Tzedakah Boxes
- New Tzitzit
- New Washing Cups
- New Yair Emanuel
Jewish Occasions
- New Shabbat
- New Hanukkah
- New Passover
- New Purim
- New Rosh Hashanah
- New Sukkot
- New Wedding
- New Bar Mitzvah
- New Bat Mitzvah
- New Bris
- New Israeli Independence Day
From Israel
Body Care & Dead Sea
View all Body Care & Dead Sea»
- New Israeli T-Shirts
- New Israeli Kosher Food
- New Israeli Artists
- New Handmade Leather Sandals
- New Books
- New CDs
- New DVDs
- New Hebrew Learning
- New Armenian Ceramics
- New Israeli Cleaning Supplies
- New Israeli Brands
- New Israel Coins & Medals Corp.
- New Israel Museum Products
- New Megemeria by Yvel
- New Body Care & Dead Sea
Jewish Jewelry
- New Our Jewelry
- New Necklaces and Pendants
- New Bracelets
- New Rings
- New Earrings
- New Brooches
- New Accessories
- New Kabbalah Jewelry
- New IDF Jewelry
- New Name Jewelry
- New Choshen Jewelry
- New Magic Touch Jewelry
- New Adina Plastelina
- New Marina Jewelry
- New Ben Jewelry
- New Jerusalem Pearl Collection
- New Megemeria by Yvel
Jewish Home
- New Apparel
- New Blessings
- New Bookmarks
- New Children's Items
- New Decorative Plates
- New Figurines
- New Hamsa
- New Home Decor
- New Jewish Calendars
- New Jewish Pictures
- New Kitchen
- New Linens
- New Shot Glasses
- New Snow Globes
- New Stationery
- New Chabad
Featured Items
- New New Arrivals
- New Popular Jewish Holiday Items
- New Artist of the Month-Megemeria
- New Souvenirs From Israel
- New Rockets into Roses
- New Ben Jewelry
- New Photographs by Duby Tal/Albatross
- About World of Judaica
- About Us
- Why Buy World of Judaica
- Contact us
- Customer Testimonials
- Judaica Web Stores Blog
- Learn About Judaism
- Website Policies
- Privacy Policy
- Terms of Use
- Secure Shopping
- Return Policy
- Warranty
- Sitemap
- Newsletter Sign Up Now!
- United States / All prices in $ (USD)
- Change your country or language
- Change selected currency
© 2008-2015, World Of Judaica


text:
Select Local Merchants
Woodland Animal Hospital (IN)Read MoreDr. Kurt Phillips and the staff at Woodland Animal Hospital work to foster healthy, lifelong relationships between pets and their human parents with a variety of services. Beyond expert veterinary treatments that prevent potential maladies or cure illnesses, the office staff happily watches over pets during daycare and boarding visits, which feature private lodges and cabins, bunkhouses for active and social pets, and kitty cottages?complete with four levels of living space and a playroom. Onsite groomers maintain pups' adorable swagger with hair trimming and shampooing services. For more hands-on parents, the office's rentable washing facilities and hypoallergenic tear-free shampoos foster calm bath times free of daring tub escapes and breath-holding contests with rubber duckies.269 West Carmel DriveCarmel, IN US
The Humane Society of IndianapolisRead MoreOn average, IndyHumane spends $600?$800 to care for each animal in its shelter, and in 2010, it cared for more than 6,000 animals. Although the shelter does not euthanize animals because of time or space, its limited food, medical, and staff resources constrain the number of animals it can accept. The Humane Society of Indianapolis relies on contributions, grants, and adoption fees to fund the services it provides.7929 Michigan RdIndianapolis, IN US
Fetch Dog ResortRead MoreFetch Dog Resort's team of professional trainers and dog groomers accommodates all classes of canines within the 2,500-square-foot resort and grooming spa. Pawed patrons can get refreshed with natural Happy Tails spa products in a deluxe bubble bath and be treated for dry skin, cracked noses, and peanut-butter addictions. Alternatively, dogs can frolic amid up to 30 of their peers in an expansive playroom as certified trainers look on. A separate area for small dogs keeps them protected, and a tasty midday snack keeps boarders from growing hungry. During overnight boarding, dogs lay to rest in spacious suites, crates, or cageless boarding facilities. The staff indulges dogs with frequent bathroom walks and attention.4340 W 96th St, Ste 100Carmel, IN US
Pooch At PlayRead MorePooch At Play is West Lafayette's newest Doggie Daycare! We feature 2 large indoor playrooms for SAFE playtime for dogs of any size! Our trained staff will take great care of your pooch while you are at work or play! We use only positive training techniques to encourage good behaviors and keep your pooch happy!2060 US Highway 52 WWest Lafayette, IN US
Pampered Pets Bed & BiscuitRead MoreNatural light comes pouring through the skylights at Pampered Pets Bed & Biscuit, making pets feel like they're in the great outdoors even while they're safely tucked inside. The light is just one of many details that sets cats and dogs at ease while they're lodging at Pampered Pets Bed & Biscuit. Add-on services, such as movie and pupcorn before bedtime or a gourmet homemade treat to munch on every day, also help pets unwind. In addition, staffers groom, train, and babysit pets at daycare.2013 W. Cook Rd.Fort Wayne, IN US
Northeast Pet GroomingRead MoreA family-owned-and-operated business, Northeast Pet Grooming falls back on more than 26 years of experience to offer bow-wows of all breeds a familiar, welcoming space to get spruced up. The gentle staff provides one-on-one attention during various services, including baths that polish pooches with professional, all-natural products. Similarly, flea baths expel unwanted pests from their furry hideaways, and during haircuts, groomers comb through thick tufts to remove any entangled wiffle balls before using clippers or scissors for a stylish trim.5621 Stellhorn RoadFort Wayne, IN US


text:
VIEWS: 20 PAGES: 2 CATEGORY: Internet / Online POSTED ON: 11/1/2011 Public Domain
step how to create a webpage with publisher
HOW TO CREATE A WEBPAGE USING PUBLISHER 1. Open Publisher by clicking Start/Programs/Publisher 2. In the New Publications Pane on left pane choose Web Sites On right choose the template that fits your needs. Double click on the template. If you do not want to use a template, then click on the Website Options Menu (grey menu bar) click on black triangle and select New Publication. Also, change By Publication Type to By Blank Publication. On the right pane click on Webpage. Your new blank webpage should appear. Before you begin you must change your page setting on both a template and a blank page. To do this click on File and select Page Setup. While viewing the Layout tab change the Publication type to Web page and in the Page size window click on Custom. Change the width to 8.5 and leave the height at 14. If later you need a longer page you can change the height. Click OK. To name your page, select Tools and click on Options. Select the Web Options button and on the General tab type the name of your page in the blank to the right of Page title. The name will show on the blue bar when your page is on the web. If you add more pages to your website, give each page a name. Click OK, OK. Click File and Save As name your webpage. Any name you want to use. (If you do not have Publisher or you have an earlier version change the Save As Type to Publisher 2000. Click Save. Save as you work throughout your webpage. As you work on your webpage, you can see what it would look like on the web by going to File and Webpage Preview. You must either choose Current Page (the one your working on) or Web page, which would give you all of your pages. 3. A personal information dialog box may appear. Click OK and then Cancel. 4. In the Web Sites Option Pane, click Color Schemes. Select one of the color scheme options or click the Custom Color Scheme to make one of your own. If you are working on a blank page and want to use Custom Color Schemes Click Format and Quick Publication Options in the menu bar at the top. 5. Click the back arrow in the Color Scheme Window to return to other options. 6. A navigation bar provides links to other pages within your site. If you are using a template and want a navigation bar located on the left of the page, as well as linked page titles on the bottom of the page select Multiple. If you want a navigation bar on the left side only, then click One. On a blank page you must manually hyperlink your buttons. See #7 under Enhancing your Webpage. 7. In the Form section, select a form if you would like one leave the default of None. 8. Click the link for Font Schemes. Choose a Font Scheme. If you are working on a blank page and want to use Font Schemes click Format and Quick Publication Options in the menu bar at the top. 9. Use the back arrow in Font Scheme Pane to return to the other options. 10. Click the Background fill and sound link. In the Background Pane, click a color or click More colors link for more choices. Click one of the backgrounds in the Background Pane to apply or click More backgrounds for additional gradients, textures, patterns and tints. When changes are complete click OK. If you are on a Blank Publication select Format and Background. Choose a color or select More Backgrounds for additional choices. You can also bring in backgrounds by selecting Insert and clicking Clipart on the menu bar. Search for backgrounds. When you have found one, click the bar on right of picture and select insert. Stretch the background to fit your page. Backgrounds can also be found by selecting Clips Online in the Insert/ Clip Art window. In the Design Gallery Live window, type backgrounds in the Search For window and in the Search In window scroll down and choose from the list ex: backgrounds and web backgrounds. After finding a background, click on the grey rectangle underneath to download. These clips will go into your Clip organizer. Close out of the Internet and find your background in the downloaded clips. When you click on it a menu bar will appear on the right side. Choose copy and then paste onto your webpage. Stretch until you have covered your page. Important: When searching, there may be several pages to scroll through. 11. To add sound, click the Background fill and sound link in the Web Site Options Pane and click Background sound in the Background Pane. A Web Options window will appear. Click Browse on the General Tab and a list of sounds found in Publisher will appear. To listen to the sound, right click on the sound and select play. If your sounds are located somewhere else on your computer, you must use the arrow in the Look In dialog box to locate it. Once you have selected a sound, click Open. The sound name should now be in the File Name box. Also, select Loop Forever or Loop and choose how many times. When finished click OK. 12. To add additional pages to your website click on Insert page in the left pane at the bottom. Choose the type of page you would like by changing the page type at the top. If you want a blank page, select More Options. Select the number of pages, before or after current page, and insert blank page. Be sure Add hyper link is checked to add this page to your navigation bar. You should be able to see your additional pages on bottom Inserting a page can also be found under Insert on the menu bar. You may change any of the earlier options by returning to the Web Site Options Task Pane and selecting the subject area to change. To view the Task Pane if it has been closed, on the View menu Select Task Pane
Pages to are hidden for
"HOW TO CREATE A WEBPAGE USING PUBLISHER"Please download to view full document


text:
Gail Authement
Published: Monday, February 6, 2006 at 6:01 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, February 6, 2006 at 11:22 a.m.
Gail Carlos Authement, 64, a native and resident of Chauvin, died at 7:41 a.m. Satur-day, Feb. 4, 2006.
Visitation will be from 4 to 10 p.m. today and from 8 a.m. to funeral time Tuesday at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Chauvin. Mass will be at 11 a.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Chauvin, with burial in the church cemetery.
She is survived by her husband, Reggie Authement Sr.; four sons, Bartholomew "Bart" Authement, and wife Vickie, Reggie Authement Jr. and wife, Rebecca, Lodgar "Loddy" Authement and Chad Authement; two daughters, Valerie Authement and companion, Jodyne Hagins, and Tangi Authement Bourg; two brothers, Albon "Bobby" and Ferrell Carlos; one sister, Geraldine Carlos Duet; 11 grandchildren Bartholomew "Bart Jr." Christian and wife, Missy, Somer Authement, Ricky Smith, Brittany and Kelsey Authement, Amber Galliano and companion, Levi Lefevre, Nikki Ledet, Kaci and Raini Authement, Jearmie and Steve Bourg; three great-grandchildren, Destiny, Madison and Ty Authement; one son-in-law, Jearmie Bourg; two daughters-in-law, Tina Authement and Michelle Portier.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Bartholomew "Baby" and Valerie Babin Carlos; one grandchild, Felton Jude Galliano; one brother, Harvey Pitre; and two sisters, Merdaline Pitre Leblanc and Mavis Pitre Charpentier.
She was a parishioner of St. Joseph Catholic Church in Chauvin. She was a member of the T-Caillou Lions Club, American Legion Ladies Auxillary, Ward 7, Woodmen of the World and Ladies Altar Society.
She enjoyed sewing, crafts and spending time with her grandchildren. She was a homemaker
Samart Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
Reader comments posted to this article may be published in our print edition. All rights reserved. This copyrighted material may not be re-published without permission. Links are encouraged.
Comments are currently unavailable on this article


text:
Service Newsletter
Service Newsletter
Keeping you informed is one of the many ways South Bay Honda is able to help you get the most out of your Honda Experience. Our quarterly newsletter is filled with information on new model introductions, service specials, maintenance tips and new developments at South Bay Honda. Be sure to check back often to see what's in the news.
Expert Service at the Tip of Your Thumb
Introducing the South Bay Honda App!
Now, there's an even more convenient way to schedule a service appointment at South Bay Honda: our exclusive app! Get the South Bay Honda app and access our expert service department, personalized service alerts, and more with a tap of your finger.
Download the app today, and keep South Bay Honda in your pocket!
All Coupons: Honda only. Valid only at South Bay Honda. Prices may vary by model. Plus taxes and fees where applicable. Please present coupon when service order is written. Not valid in conjunction with any other coupons, specials, or discounts. Expires 6/30/15.


text: navigator travel systemsfor 1 baby, twins or siblings The all terrain navigator with autostop safety brake takes you and your baby anywhere. Add an alpha car seat or two, and voila! You've got the perfect travel system to get out & about with your growing family. Select the navigator travel system bundle that suits you. double navigator + alpha travel system perfect for 2 kids € 777,00 twin navigator + alpha travel system perfect for twins € 777,00 navigator + alpha-Paket stroller & car seat bundle € 638,00


text:
Rip Van Winkle Campgrounds
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this campground rated in the past?
- Shuttle bus service
- Swimming pool
- Beach
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Kids activities or Babysitting
Travelers also recommend:
TripAdvisor Reviews Rip Van Winkle Campgrounds Saugerties
Travel Blogs from Saugerties
Words can't describe the Acropolis!
... that 2600 years ago the architect, Pheidias knew to do this!
Then Dar and I spent the next two hours listening to Rick Steve's audio tour on my Iphone and having him tell us about all of it!!! We so lost track of time that George, who was waiting below called us to ask if everything was OK...we had agreed on one hour or so...2 hours had flew by...
We have picture after picture that will not show you the majesty and splendor ...
Goodby but not forgotten Santorini!
Hi EveryoneWe left Santorini this morning, we had to, the weather turned overcast! You can't be there when the weather is not shiny...it just won't do!
We took a taxi to the airport and flew Aegean Air back to Athens...Mark Aegean Airlines on your list off rip-offs. They charged us $30 per bag....no free bag. Then they told us we could go on line and buy discounted bag check...only we couldn't because we booked through Star ...
Lunch at the Culinary Institute of America
... Royale service, and I couldn't resist Champagne with black currant liqueur. I've never had one before. My choices were Lobster and Scallop Sausage with Root Vegetables and Citrus Sauce as an appetizer, Venison Saddle with Vegetables and Foie Gras Bread Pudding as a main, and Panna Cotta with Grapefruit Sections in Pink Grapefruit Soup for dessert.
It was kind of fru-fru food but very tasty. And even at the reasonable sounding rate of $25 for lunch, ...
Swinging By to See Friends
As we approached Exit 18, I got butterflies in my stomach and my pulse began to race. Poughkeepsie was only about 20 minutes from the NY Thruway and I envisioned seeing my friends and reuniting with them, even if it was for only a few minutes. Mom and I got gas, paid tolls, and I started calling: Tom, Peter, Amber, and Colleen, until Mom began to message them. It turned out that ...
Planning for the trip
My flight to New Zealand is in 4 days and I think I have everything ready to go. It is hard to say though because I have never planned for a trip quite like this.
The main supplies I will be bringing are:
- 65 Liter Backpack
- 2 person tent
- Cooking stove and utilities,
- Wet suit, snorkel, and ...


text:
Restaurants in Barcelona
Flanked by the Pyrenees and bathed by the Mediterranean, Barcelona has an unbeatable bounty that makes it one of the prime culinary destinations in the world. Feast on high-end tapas by superstar brothers Ferran and Albert Adrià at Tickets, or seasonal fare at Carles Abellán's Michelin-starred Comerç24. Restaurants in Barcelona also boast touches of Moorish cuisine and, of course, Catalan specialties like mar i muntanya (surf 'n' turf) and crema catalana. In true Spanish style, bares de tapas are also a Barcelona staple, and one of the best ways to explore the city.
You'll want to check out a variety of Barcelona restaurants to fully experience its rich gastronomic landscape; try the legendary wood-oven lechazo asado at El Asador de Aranda, a juicy suckling lamb with a crispy outside. The restaurant has three locations (in Tibidabo, Londres, and Pau Claris) and focuses on specialties from the Castilla region. When strolling around La Barceloneta, stop for lunch at La Gavina, inside the Palau del Mar building. The menu is built around seafood, and their arroz negro (squid ink rice with seafood and vegetables) is one of the best in town.
Do the prefix dinenr of eclectic cuisine served around the communal table at the arty yet homey spot.
This meringue-white L'Eixample storefront belongs to Rafa Peña, the 32-year-old current leader of Spain's bistronomic movement. Reservations are in high demand, and with good reason with dishes like "souffléed" egg with cured ham cream.
Computer screens light up with the 3,500-label wine list at Monvínic, a wine bar and restaurant featuring communcal tables and an unfinished oak–and–stainless steel interior.
Part industrial-looking art gallery, part cooperatively run, vegetarian-friendly café (try the house-made spinach ravioli), La Báscula has one of the city's most idyllic sun-filled dining rooms.
Chef and alchemist Jordi Vilà runs the kitchen at this Michelin one-starred restaurant in the Sagrada Familia district of Barcelona.
After a day of sight-seeing, grab a drink on the patio at this tapas bar in the shadow of the Santa Maria del Mar church.
The perfect Sunday lunch means a seat at the counter and a plate of La Clara's canelons de la casa (house cannelloni).
Any space-age granny would be proud of the classic lunchtime arroz (rice) pushed into the stratosphere by a discreet touch of foie gras and near-invisible tears of green grape gelée. And she could certainly live with the prices—about $50 a head including wine by the glass.
This L'Eixample tavern is known for its Gallic seafood tapas.
Pastry pioneer Jordi Butrón keeps his cool gray, 30-seat, minimalist atelier packed with fans of his all-dessert three- and five-course tasting menus. Expect inspired sweet-savory flavor combos: pear "crackling" and fennel shoots; or chocolate, smoked-tea, and yogurt ice cream.
The restaurant serves traditional Catalonian seafood dishes at a reasonable price.
20 kinds of Mediterranean sea creatures—from humble sardines to live langoustines—glisten on ice, awaiting a gentle bath in hot olive oil or a brief stint on the plancha. On busy days Universal does 500 covers, which doesn't affect the precision of its preparations.
Catalan chef Sergi Arola—from Michelin two-starred Sergi Arola Gastro in Madrid—opened this tapas restaurant at the Hotel Arts in Olympic Village, in 2004. Located on the second floor, the terrace has prime views of Frank Gehry's bronze whale sculpture and Barceloneta Beach.


text:
Gunmetal Black Ep 01
episode 14.26 / 5.00 5,180 Views
Lucina's First Day
A look at the first day of Lucina in Super Smash4.24 / 5.00 17,507 Views
BATMAN v SUPERMAN final showdown
SPOILERS!!4.19 / 5.00 14,938 Views
XD This is wonderfully random, and Fred is the coolest beard I know of. I remember seeing this back on Albino Blacksheep years ago. Too bad he had to die. I would have loved to see him come back in a later short. I guess if I had to change anything, I would have the back-up singers sing "Good-bye, Fred the Beard" at the end.
NOOOOO HE DIED! plz make sequal:(. he can make awezome fazez!
5/5 10/10
cracked me up
i love the face he did when its like what if i shaved?=>(
Still High & Still Funny
U should have totally put sum weed up in dat. Dat wood had maid mi Day.


text:
yo! you can buy me on www.pixel-glam.com. or auction on me or whatever.
i'm looking for some fun collabs to join. i'm finally gunna finish my justice league collab entry, so i wanna have something light hearted to finish after. fantasy, pokemon, LoL, something. League of Legends? can that be a collab? i wanna doll shy and quinn and a kog ginjinka. that'd be cool c:
also i'm getting married! my ring is so cool and my fiancee is incredible and i love him haha.
uhmmm i'm gunna go bum around in dollchat for a bit. come keep me busy :3


text:
Beautiful Viz last Saturday at Ship Rock. I love that dive!
Loading more stuff…
Hmm…it looks like things are taking a while to load. Try again?
TM + © 2015 Vimeo, LLC. All rights reserved.
Made with k in NYC.
Your content preferences apply to any Vimeo videos you view. Learn more about content preferences in our FAQ.


text:
You may be able to lose weight and extend your life in the process — without giving up your favorite foods.
Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis are studying whether fasting for a few days a week is easier than counting calories daily, and whether fasting helps with weight loss and slows aging.
This is not an absolute fast, because it does not require you to give up food for the entire day. Instead, Dr. Luigi Fontana, a researcher at Washington University in St. Louis, says to aim for 500 calories on a fasting day. The rest of the week, participants are allowed to eat normally.
Based on studies of rodents and monkeys, researchers believe intermittent fasting has the same effects on weight loss as chronic caloric restriction, which Fontana said means reducing caloric intake by 15 to 25 percent a day. Intermittent fasting may also have life-extending qualities that help prevent Type 2 diabetes, heart disease and Alzheimer's.
Fontana, a research professor of medicine, is leading a study with about 40 participants who are either overweight or slightly obese. Half of those studied will fast intermittently for 12 months. The other half will eat regularly for six months then begin intermittent fasting for the last six.
Already, some are seeing results in their weight. Poonam Bhandari, a senior scientist at Washington U., has lost 10 pounds since January. Her body mass index, which is a measurement of body fat based on height and weight, was slightly above 28 at the start. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says a BMI of 25 to 29.9 is considered overweight. Three months later, Bhandari's BMI has dropped to 25.8.
Kathleen Obert, the registered dietitian on the study, said Bhandari's results are not unlike those of many other participants. Bhandari, 52, was instructed to begin by fasting three days a week. Her weight dropped quite rapidly, though — about 2 pounds a week — so researchers quickly reduced her fast to two days.
On fasting days, Bhandari has only tea for breakfast with no milk. At lunch she has about 1 ½ cups of steamed vegetables, and at dinner about 2 ½ cups. She said she drinks a lot of water for a fuller feeling through the day.
At night, Bhandari admits, she sometimes feels a bit lethargic after fasting. And on evenings before a fast, she occasionally overindulges. But overall, she believes the diet is easier than counting calories on a daily basis. She's even sure she could sustain this lifestyle for the long-term.
"My friends, they all kind of already started on it by themselves because they thought this was a pretty nice way of doing things," she said.
Actually, a lot of people want to try it. The diet is already very popular in the United Kingdom.
Shohreh Jamalabadi-Majidi, clinical research coordinator, said she's received an overwhelming number of requests to participate in the study, especially from women, and there's a long waiting list.
Fontana said he believes the study is so popular because people are excited the diet only affects their eating habits for a few days a week. Still, a few people have dropped out because they can't handle the changes.
On fast days, participants are instructed to eat only non-starchy vegetables. They can have one large portion in the evening or two smaller portions, for lunch and dinner. If they make a salad, they may have up to two tablespoons of olive oil a day, which are 100 calories each, and as much vinegar as they want.
"At the beginning, it can be difficult because people, especially in the U.S., they think they are always hungry, and they want to have always something in their hand to drink or to eat, but I think it's psychological," he said.
Yet for the most part, study participants have successfully stayed in the program. Obert said the majority complete more than 85 percent of fasts in a month.
"I was thinking people would have a harder time doing it," she said. "I've been nicely surprised."
Fasting does have its critics, though. Some worry that it can lead to obsessing over food, which can in turn lead to an eating disorder. Fontana said participants are carefully screened to make sure they have not had an eating disorder in the past.
Participants could also experience fatigue and a temptation to overindulge on non-fasting days, which Bhandari has experienced. But she said she has not noticed other concerns, such as mood swings, nausea and difficulty sleeping.
Participants take multivitamins to avoid nutrition deficiency, and they're encouraged not to exercise on fasting days.
Still, there's just not enough research to prove that intermittent fasting can extend a human's life.
That's where Fontana comes in. While his research does track weight loss, the real intention is to study the effects of fasting on aging. Participants are being tested at various points in the study to track metabolic and cardiovascular effects.
Fontana also hopes to do a study in the future that would incorporate a Mediterranean diet on top of fasting.


text:
On September 6th, I took off from work early and trekked over to the El Capitan for the premiere of the new digitally restored version of The Jungle Book. It was rather early in the afternoon for a premiere, which meant fighting heavy Hollywood traffic, but I wouldnt have missed it for the world.
I walked right in and was immediately greeted by my old pal Baloo!
And some original production cels from the film!
As I sat down, some familiar music was playing through the theatre.
And then the Panel began, hosted by the one and only Don Hahn. It began with a bang as they showed footage of Phil Harris singing The Bare Necessities.
The panel continued with anecdotes and stories from Bruce Reitherman (Mowgli, who is also the son of Jungle Book director Wolfgang Reitherman), Darleen Carr (The singing voice for Shanti), the rockin Chad Stuart (voice of Flaps the vulture) and Disney Legend Songwriter Richard Sherman.
After the panel ended, Chad Stuart graced us with some music.
And we ended with yet another Bang and major treat for any Disney Geek, as Richard Sherman played favorites from Mary Poppins, Winnie The Pooh, The Jungle Book and finished off with everyones favorite Its A Small World!
And as Don Hahn introduced the film there was a mishap! OH NO! Something was wrong with the digital image so we sat and waited in front of a blank screen
Finally, after the disaster had been resolved, Don Hahn came back out to reintroduce the film.
After a wonderful film, I went over to the Soda Fountain to see what they had in store:
And as I made my way back to my car, I caught a glimpse of whats in store in the El Capitan in late November!
*Cant wait for that Disney Enchanted Experience with all the Disney Princesses!*


text:
Markets May Understate Obama's Odds
Barack Obama is the hot favorite to win Tuesday's election. Every recent poll, prediction market, forecasting equation and (non-partisan) pundit tips an Obama victory.
The Wall Street Journal's own fantasy prediction market gives Sen. Obama an 85% chance to win on Tuesday, echoing the assessments made in real money prediction markets run by Intrade, BetFair and the Iowa Electronic Markets. Markets linked to the likely winning margin suggest that the Democratic nominee is likely to win about 54% of the popular vote.
The polls also tell a similar story. The poll of polls conducted by both RealClearPolitics and Pollster.com currently gives Sen. Obama around a six-point lead in the popular vote. While Republicans have been hoping that each day's data will signal the beginning of a new trend, the support for Sen. Obama has been remarkably stable, and his lead has exceeded five points throughout October.
All told, these indicators suggest very little chance that John McCain will win.
In fact, I suspect that the prediction markets currently understate the likelihood of an Obama victory. My reasoning is based on a phenomenon that behavioral economists call the "favorite-longshot bias." In essence, people tend to overbet unlikely outcomes. So the odds often overstate the chances of a longshot (like McCain) winning, and conversely understate the chances of the favorite.
Most of the previous evidence of the favorite-longshot bias came from analyzing horse-race betting markets. But recently, Andrew Leigh, Eric Zitzewitz and I have turned to assessing whether a similar bias affects political prediction markets. Our findings -- while preliminary -- show that it is exceptionally rare that political underdogs win. When political races are close, this bias isn't so important. But in lopsided contests, prediction markets really tend to overstate the support for underdogs.
In fact, our best estimates suggest that when election-eve prediction markets suggest a 15% chance of victory -- as they presently do for Sen. McCain -- the true probability may be as low as 4%. Thus, Sen. Obama is not quite a sure thing -- but he's close.
Of course, some underdogs do win, and so it is worth revisiting the history of political underdogs who succeeded against the odds. Some were the engineers of their own come-from-behind victories. Ronald Reagan's victory in 1980 -- catalyzed by a stunning debate victory a week prior to the election -- is an instructive example. Unfortunately for Sen. McCain, however, all three debates are behind him. In the few remaining days, there is nothing on the political calendar important enough to inspire a sharp change in momentum.
In other cases, upset victories reflected pundits making over-confident predictions based on insufficient data. Two weeks prior to the famous 1948 election, Thomas Dewey was so far ahead of Harry Truman that pollsters simply stopped measuring public opinion. Similarly, the pundits who prematurely counted Hillary Clinton out of this year's Democratic primary in New Hampshire did so despite somewhat mixed polling over the preceding weeks and very sparse polling in the final days.
But next Tuesday's election is surely the most tracked race in history, and literally tens of thousands of voters across the country are being polled every day, with extra attention paid to swing states. A stealth victory seems unlikely, although there remains a question as to whether a Bradley-Wilder effect has distorted the polling numbers.
More common are those cases when external political events sharply shift the political narrative, such as the ouster of the Spanish government in the aftermath of the 2004 Madrid train bombings. The events of September 11th also had a major impact on the subsequent Australian election, as did a concurrent immigration controversy. Realistically, this type of shock is McCain's last hope, yet the rush to early voting has also blunted the possible impact of any last minute shock.
As each day passes, the likelihood of such an external event reshaping this election declines. Consequently, it is likely that Sen. Obama's stock price will slowly rise over the next few days, even if his polling numbers remain static or falls slightly.
How far apart are the polling and prediction market data? To my eye, they tell a similar story, and my adjusted assessment of the prediction markets -- suggesting that Sen. Obama has a 96% chance to win the election -- matches that of FiveThirtyEight.com's Nate Silver, the current darling of the poll crunchers.
Our approaches differ. My assessment is based on a reading of the prediction markets, taking account of historical biases against the favorite. Mr. Silver's assessment is based on crunching data from countless state and national polls. But viewing the data through either lens, it is hard to see a path to a McCain victory.
This election is one of those rare instances in which polls, pundits, prediction markets and statistical forecasting models all point in the same direction. An Obama victory will surprise few; a McCain win would be a truly historic embarrassment for political prognosticators.
Justin Wolfers is an associate professor of business and public policy at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. Write to him at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
This position has been filled
Job Overview
Tracking Code
Job Description
College of Southern Maryland invites applications for a 10-month, non-tenured track Nursing faculty member who is responsible for the coordination, planning, preparation, presentation, and evaluation of classroom instruction and related activities to promote student-centered learning. The faculty member is responsible for performing assigned duties during the day, evening, or weekend on the campus(es) or center to which the faculty member is assigned. At a minimum, the related activities include instruction, holding office hours, serving on various committees, and participating in local, state, regional, and national professional activities and organizations. A faculty member performs all other duties as directed by the Division Chair, Vice President of Academic Affairs, or the President or designee.
The faculty member will teach 15 credits per semester; 30 credits per 10 month contract period. The faculty member will schedule, publish, and hold 5 office hours per week during the academic year, including fall and spring semesters. The faculty member will participate in professional development opportunities and perform professional service hours based on faculty placement in rank, as set forth in the Faculty Handbook.
Primary areas of teaching responsibility include: Fundamentals or Medical-Surgical Nursing in classroom, lab, and clinical.
In addition to the above responsibilities, this faculty member may coordinate various aspects of the College of Southern Maryland's nursing courses at the Prince Frederick campus, including such activities as mentoring, observing, and evaluating adjunct faculty, and fielding student feedback with regard to division course and program questions and concerns. Other responsibilities may include acting as a liaison to various clinical facilities, coordination of clinical experiences, management of student background and health data, and contributions to student learning outcomes assessment processes.
When applying for this position, be prepared to answer the following questions:
- Please describe your activities that demonstrate a commitment to student success for a diverse student population.
- Do you have experience with the development and/or teaching of online courses?
Placement in rank is commensurate with background and experience. Professional development and professional service requirements are determined by rank and documented annually on the faculty development plan. For more information on placement in rank please visit the Pay and Benefits Questions provided on the FAQ page from the menu along the left side of the CSM Employment site.
Once you have completed your application, please submit your transcripts via e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com (in one of the following formats: doc,xls,txt,rtf,pdf,gif,jpg,htm,html) or fax your transcripts to 301-542-0184. Please do not send your resume to this e-mail address. Please submit your resume by clicking on the 'submit resume' button at the bottom of this screen. Please do not send the transcripts until AFTER you have submitted your resume.
College of Southern Maryland conducts background checks in order to insure the safety and well-being of the college's staff and students. The final candidate for this position will be subject to the following background checks: Criminal History Check.
This position is open until filled. For best consideration, apply by 11:59 pm EST Thursday, 03/21/13. The College of Southern Maryland is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Required Skills
- Master's degree in Nursing required
- Two years full-time teaching experience or four years teaching as adjunct faculty member at the college level
- Three to five years clinical practice in nursing; medical-surgical or long term care experience preferred
- Registered nurse (RN) in Maryland, or ability to obtain Maryland RN license
Job Location
Prince Frederick, Maryland, United States
Position Type
Please visit www.csmd.edu/employment for further information and to submit your application.


text:
New Audios to Read while Driving, Gardening, Running...
or download an MP3 aubiobook right now! Also, try two teen titles for free every week at Sync, now through August 13.
Glass Plate Negatives see Light of Day
Glass plate negatives residing in the Oswego Public Library collection for the past 70 years have finally been printed through the digitization efforts of Director Carol Ferlito with help from a NNYLN (Northern New York Library Network) grant. Research by Librarian Edward Elsner has shown the photographer to be Ella Wheeler of 138 W. 4th Street and later boarding at 22 W. Oneida Street after her husband Fred passed away in 1904. They had been married January 29, 1880 and had their first child in December of that year, Mabel Estelle Wheeler. Walter and Pauline soon followed in 1883 and 1885. The photographs were all taken between 1900 and 1910 when Ella and her eldest daugther moved to San Francisco.
The 1897-1898 Boyd's Oswego City Directory shows Fred D. Wheeler as City Clerk and has an ad for his Fire Insurance business in the Second National Bank Buildling at East First and Bridge Streets. He also dealt in the coal business and was at one time and alderman for the Third Ward. The 1910 Oswego City Directory published by Sampson & Murdock says she "moved from city." She passed in 1940 according to their tombstone in Riverside Cemetery and is buried with her sister Elma, husband Fred, and daughter Pauline who died when she was 12.
- Login to post comments


text:
Daniel's Want To See List
Daniel's Ratings
Daniel's Friends
Daniel doesn't have any friends yet.
Daniel's Activity
Daniel reviewed...
I've been pretty conflicted on what to rate The Exterminating Angel,… More I've been pretty conflicted on what to rate The Exterminating Angel, on one side I felt compelled to give it a "positive" rating and bump it up half a star, but then I look at other films I have given this rating and almost all of them are better. The issue I had with this film is it kind of goes in streaks, of scenes I love and scenes I find dispensable. When it began, it felt somewhat choppy- I later understood the purpose of this- but regardless that is the affect it gave, making it hard to get into. Once the story began about the group of bourgeoisie members trapped in tan upscale room, it had many funny lines and ironic scenes. But as the film went along I felt that I was trapped in the same prison the characters were in, and just like everyone in the room wanted to get away from these idiots. By the time the hallucinations began I started enjoying the comedic work again, but there was a long point in the film where I couldn't wait for it to end. While I found the comedy successful the surrealism was clear but not effective. I love surrealistic pieces like Eraserhead or Un Chien Andalou- which Bunuel himself contributed too. But all the ones I love are eerie, dark, and symbolic. The surrealism in The Exterminating Angel, silly and weird but not eerie, dark, or symbolic. Bunuel has two obsession in his films, Christianity and the bourgeoisie. While there are funny moments regarding both categories, I can't distinguish his statement on either. Was the point that the bourgeoisie were becoming the working class, they once couldn't understand? Are they now the ones that are trapped, like their inferiors were once? That's the most I understood, but even their I can't complete the puzzle.
30 days ago via Rotten Tomatoes


text:
Penang Pesta Chingay ...
Fort Cornwallis is an old fort built in star-shaped formation situated on part of Lot 29, 30 and 31 Seksyen 24, North East District, George Town. It was built by ...
Penang Dragon Boat ...
Penang Bridge International ...
|Special Airfares and Discounts by Cathay Pacific!
|Written by Administrator II
|Thursday, 07 June 2012 06:52
Sales Period: Now until 10 JUNE 2012
Travel period: 04 JUNE 2012 until 15 AUGUST 2012
Let Cathay Pacific take you to your favourite summer destinations with our exclusive special airfares for travel to destinations in Taiwan, UK, Europe, New Zealand, Korea, Japan, China, Australia and Middle East.
Prices start from:
**Fares & taxes are subject to change.
Sales Period: Now until 10 JUNE 2012
Travel period: 04 JUNE 2012 until 15 AUGUST 2012
Flight Schedule
**Flight schedule is subject to change.
|Last Updated on Thursday, 07 June 2012 07:22


text:
Hanes Sweatshirts
2 Item(s)
Hanes Sweatshirts: Men's Navy F260 NVY Ultimate Cotton Crewneck Sweatshirt
$17.00 1 Review 9
Hanes Sweatshirts: Men's Royal Blue F283 DRY Cotton Full Zip Hooded Sweatshirt
$32.00 1 Review 16
The number of Rewards Points earned by Rewards Program members when purchasing this product.
Rewards Points can be used to redeem gift codes that are used as currency on a future order.
2 Item(s)
Lot's of people sell over the internet. What impressed me about your operation is the degree of service I received when a problem cropped up - and it was my problem. I had ordered the wrong size and the right size was in short supply. Anyone can look good when things go well, but most don't look so good otherwise."
Jeff L. from Yorktown Virginia


text:
Client: Cut Action Media
Project: A compact collection of cool, a popping plethora of performance, a bombastic blast of... what we do. Awesome sound design, awesome graphics, awesome edit. If you play this at parties, everyone will know how cool you are.
Clip: 2min 20sec demo reel
Client: Stylist Toolbox
Project: A thirty second promo for the launch of the multimedia education app from Chris Baran, Global Artistic Director of Education for Redken 5th Ave.
Clip: 30sec promo
Client: Chaos Complex Entertainment
Project: This is the original proof of concept for a web series we're working on. We've gone quite a bit more ambitious since this test. Nice video though, right?
Clip: 1min 8sec concept video


text:
More Videos
A Message to HIGH TIMES Readers from Cheech & Chong
Cheech & Chong take a moment to give a special pre-4/20 shout out to HIGH TIMES readers. The preeminent pot comedy duo will celebrate this 4/20 with the release of their new DVD, [link|http://www.cheechandchongsheywatchthismovie.com|Hey Watch This!]
Whee Comes to Red Bluff
The High Times World Hemp Expo Extravaganja was the first festival to celebrate 420 and now Whee is back and seeking artists, craftsmen, carpenters, cooks and assorted helpers to join the volunteer crew and help build hippy disneyland in Red Bluff, CA, for our Memorial Day w...
Return of the High Times Whee! festival.
The world's most fun hempfest is back! The High Times World Hemp Expo Extravaganja will be held over Memorial Day weekend in Tehama, California, 2010. Stay tuned to hightimes.com for more details.
Big Yields in Small Spaces / New West Coast Cannabis Cup
Holy sativa, did you hear that HIGH TIMES will be hosting a Medical Cannabis Cup this June in San Francisco? Well, you can read all about it in the all-new May issue of the magazine, which will also teach you how to grow your own cup-worthy weed at home with a report on harv...
Meet Governor Jesse Ventura
Jesse Ventura is an inspiring American icon and probably the only person who can discuss deep politics in the national media and be taken seriously. His TruTV show, "Conspiracy Theory" is a big hit and his new book, "American Conspiracies" is an excellent primer on the major...
Animated Cop Pot Brownies 911 Call
An animated interpretation of the viral dispatch call of the cop who ate too many pot brownies.
Heads versus Feds Spring Tour
Heads versus Feds is a debate on the legalization of marijuana between High Times Creative Director Steve Hager and Former New York DEA Chief Bob Stutman. The debate has set attendance records at schools across the country for the last ten years, including the two most recen...


text:
How can I use xmlrpclib in Python script to connect to xmlrpc service that requires authentication, but without using xmlrpc authentication?
To be specific:
- I use Drupal 7.8, there is of course service modules, I will use it's methods like node.create..
- Authentication to any HTTP address on this server is required by Shibboleth SSO
- I would like to use services but there is no way of loggin to Shibboleth by xmlrpc (I have to simulate regular living user actions, parse html etc).
- I managed to get a cookie (login successful) ready in a variable
Now I want to login to services via xmlrpclib.Server("...") but using the cookie I obtained in different way.
Is it possible?


text:
A collection of news and information related to Natural Gas published by this site and its partners.
Top Natural Gas Articles
Displaying items 111-121
Cities stack their energy portfolio
On Lake Michigan, a coal-burning steamship gets a pass
Natural-gas odors prompt brief subway shutdownStory | Oct 3, 2011 | 5:27 PMThe Maryland Transit Administration's underground Metro stations were shut down for about an hour and a half Monday as city fire department units performed air-quality tests in response to reports of natural-gas odors, fire officials said. Fire...
Glendale gets $300,000 for CNG-powered trucksStory | Oct 4, 2011 | 4:25 PMA $300,000 state-funded grant will help Glendale purchase 10 new compressed-natural gas trash trucks, city officials announced Tuesday. The clean-burning fuel cuts down significantly on the amount of toxins and particulate matter emitted from their...
Natural Perspectives: Getting prepared for disaster takes some real effortStory | Oct 5, 2011 | 5:12 PMPreparing for emergencies is so important that Vic and I are devoting another column to the topic. After sitting in on the city's disaster preparedness seminar two weeks ago, I am more ready for emergencies. Vic and I have put many of the things that I...
Fracking: Don't let fear hold us backStory | Oct 12, 2011 | 10:47 AMMaryland's 7.2 percent unemployment rate is below the national average but still too high. Families need help. Aging roads, sewer systems and other infrastructure need repair. Revenue projections for 2012 and beyond will not cover these programs, along...
Rick Perry talks energy, slams Herman Cain's '9-9-9' plan
Fossil fuel firms get audience with lawmakers, othersStory | Oct 18, 2011 | 10:38 AM++++++++++++++++++++ || Officials representing four top donors to Gov. Bob McDonnell's upcoming energy conference are among a select group of speakers guaranteed an audience before a group of southern lawmakers, government officials and business...
O'Malley pushes PSC to seek renewables in new power generationStory | Oct 21, 2011 | 4:59 PMGov. Martin O'Malley is pushing state energy regulators to consider renewable energy resources and to allow utilities to own plants again in their efforts to seek potential new power generation at cost-controlled prices. To prevent potential blackouts...
BGE natural gas customers could see 5% drop in billStory | Oct 25, 2011 | 9:01 AMBaltimore Gas and Electric Co. said Tuesday that natural gas customers could anticipate a nearly 5 percent decrease in their bill for the upcoming winter. The bill for a typical residential customer is expected to total $556 for the period between Nov. 1...
Renewable industry: State going backward