text:
Holiday buying bonds Westmoreland kids, officers
Camden Stokes may be only 2 years old, but he knows what he wants for Christmas.
As Camden picked out Thomas and Friends toys in the East Huntingdon Wal-Mart on Monday, his parents didn't have to worry about coming up with the money to pay.
Instead, the toys Camden and hundreds of other Westmoreland County kids will pick out this week will be paid for by the Shop with a Cop program.
"There's really no way to express how much this means," said Camden's father, Jesse Stokes, 26, of Scottdale, who can't work because he broke his back several years ago. "It means so much to us."
Shop with a Cop, which started four years ago, pairs police officers with children who are underprivileged or have been affected by a crime or an accident for a shopping spree.
The program, organized by state police Trooper Stephen Limani, raised $55,000 this year — more than double last year's total. Limani hopes to spend every penny.
"I try to go broke every year," he said. "That's my goal."
In all, about 350 children will each receive a $150 shopping spree; Wal-Mart is donating winter clothing for each child.
This year's Shop with a Cop events started on Monday and will continue through Wednesday in the six Wal-Mart locations in Westmoreland County.
Officers from more than 20 police departments will shop with the children throughout the event.
Scottdale police officers have participated in the program for three years.
"We love doing it," said Chief Barry Pritts, who helped out in the East Huntingdon store on Monday. "It's just a way to give back to the community and reach out to the children in a way that's not a bad situation. It's a way for them to be with us and see we're normal people, too."
The kids and their new police officer friends all seemed to converge in the toy aisles, where trucks and dolls and shiny bikes were put in their carts.
Trooper John Litz spent a lot of his time in the truck aisle with a 4-year-old boy.
"Is this your favorite?" the little boy asked the trooper, picking up a toy police car.
"Don't worry about what I like. Get what you like," Litz told him.
Aaron Vario, 16, of Trauger led his police officer around by the hand, picking out a pogo stick, Moon Shoes and a drum set.
Vario was recommended for the program by officials of the Westmoreland Intermediate Unit's Clairview School. He is in the 10th grade at the school for students with special needs.
His mom, Karen Vario, said her son wasn't sure about shopping with a police officer at first.
"He said, 'But I don't want to get arrested.' I said, 'They're going to help you pick something out,' " Karen Vario said. "(Now) they're the best of buddies."
Jennifer Reeger is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. She can be reached at 724-836-6155 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Show commenting policy
TribLive commenting policy
You are solely responsible for your comments and by using TribLive.com you agree to our Terms of Service.
We moderate comments. Our goal is to provide substantive commentary for a general readership. By screening submissions, we provide a space where readers can share intelligent and informed commentary that enhances the quality of our news and information.
While most comments will be posted if they are on-topic and not abusive, moderating decisions are subjective. We will make them as carefully and consistently as we can. Because of the volume of reader comments, we cannot review individual moderation decisions with readers.
We value thoughtful comments representing a range of views that make their point quickly and politely. We make an effort to protect discussions from repeated comments either by the same reader or different readers.
We follow the same standards for taste as the daily newspaper. A few things we won't tolerate: personal attacks, obscenity, vulgarity, profanity (including expletives and letters followed by dashes), commercial promotion, impersonations, incoherence, proselytizing and SHOUTING. Don't include URLs to Web sites.
We do not edit comments. They are either approved or deleted. We reserve the right to edit a comment that is quoted or excerpted in an article. In this case, we may fix spelling and punctuation.
We welcome strong opinions and criticism of our work, but we don't want comments to become bogged down with discussions of our policies and we will moderate accordingly.
We appreciate it when readers and people quoted in articles or blog posts point out errors of fact or emphasis and will investigate all assertions. But these suggestions should be sent via e-mail. To avoid distracting other readers, we won't publish comments that suggest a correction. Instead, corrections will be made in a blog post or in an article.
Most-Read Westmoreland
- Zimbabwe alleges Murrysville doctor illegally killed lion
- Heroin suspect out of Westmoreland County jail on $100K bond
- Motorcyclist injured in Sewickley Township
- Red Onion reunion possibly the last for Hempfield coal mining village
- Judge denies former New Alexandria tree trimmer another chance
- Police: Greensburg man had heroin, stolen gun
- Hempfield murderer serving life sentence promises restitution when he's released
- Monessen home invasion 'ringleader' denied leniency
- Kecksburg celebrates its UFO history with annual festival
- Ligonier Valley YMCA project in public phase
- Gas meter struck, road temporarily closed near Armbrust Wesleyan Church


text:
All Android applications categories
All Android games categories
WHAFF Rewards
★ WHAFF can make this happen! ★ Do you need to buy Gems and Coins for...
Similar app: Free Rs 200 Mobile Recharge
Free | 53.2K
Google Opinion Rewards
Opinion Rewards pushes survey questions you can answer in exchange for...
Similar app: biNu Survey Rewards
Free | 188.9K
Nectar - Offers and Rewards
The best of Nectar at your fingertips, with all your offers in one pla...
Similar app: Sainsbury's
Free | 13.2K
Speedway Fuel & Speedy Rewards
The Speedway app puts convenience in the palm of your hand. The Gas P...
Similar app: Flash Foods Mobile
Free | 12.4K
Stocard - Rewards Cards
Tired of carrying all those plastic rewards cards? With Stocard, you c...
Similar app: Perkd - Loyalty Cards
Free | 56.5K
Cash Reward RPG DORAKEN
DORAKEN is the only one RPG app that earns you cash. [1] Serious RPG...
Similar app: GetCash
Free | 48.7K
Introducing Rewardable, a new app that provides you with quick and sim...
Similar app: Earn Money -Highest Paying App
Free | 3.3K
Panel App - Prizes & Rewards
Start earning points to redeem for prizes, rewards and sweepstakes ent...
Similar app: CASHMYADS
Free | 10.8K
Bing Rewards
With the Bing Rewards app, you can – • Invite friends for extra credit...
Similar app: Apps giftshop – Free Gift Card
Free | 2.1K
Tap Cash Rewards - Make Money
Daily Tap. Free Cash! Tap Cash Rewards is an easy-to-use app that wil...
Similar app: TapCash Guide
Free | 73.3K
Earn points. Burn points. Being a Samsung user has BIG Rewards! It's...
Similar app: Big One Buckle Up
Free | 487
Cash Reward
Register, download and get money out of it
Similar app: YourAppReward
Free | 7.3K
tapcash, whaff rewards, whaff, flybuys, rewards, survey, surveying, survey app, surveys, app rewards, earn rewards

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Featured MNV Articles:
Verizon Communications Popular Amongst Latest 13F Filers
Tuesday, July 21, 11:13 AM ET, by Market News Video Staff
At Holdings Channel, we have reviewed the latest batch of the 25 most recent 13F ...
Broker Darlings of the Dow: Verizon Communications Ranks As a Top 15 Analyst Pick
Tuesday, July 21, 12:02 PM ET, by Market News Video Staff
A study of analyst recommendations at the major brokerages shows that Verizon Communications Inc (VZ) ...
Notable Tuesday Option Activity: UTX, VZ, MDLZ
Tuesday, July 21, 3:01 PM ET, by Market News Video Staff
Looking at options trading activity among components of the S&P 500 index, there is noteworthy ...
XLI, GE, BA, UTX: Large Inflows Detected at ETF
Wednesday, July 22, 11:07 AM ET, by Market News Video Staff
Symbols mentioned in this story: XLI, GE, BA, UTX Exchange traded funds (ETFs) trade just ...
Symbols mentioned in this story: VOO, GE, T, VZ
Exchange traded funds (ETFs) trade just like stocks, but instead of ''shares'' investors are actually buying and selling ''units''. These ''units'' can be traded back and forth just like stocks, but can also be created or destroyed to accommodate investor demand. Each week we monitor the week-over-week change in shares outstanding data, to keep a lookout for those ETFs experiencing notable inflows (many new units created) or outflows (many old units destroyed). Creation of new units will mean the underlying holdings of the ETF need to be purchased, while destruction of units involves selling underlying holdings, so large flows can also impact the individual components held within ETFs.
Looking today at week-over-week shares outstanding changes among the universe of ETFs covered at ETF Channel, one standout is the Vanguard S&P 500 ETF (AMEX:VOO) where we have detected an approximate $58.1 million dollar inflow -- that's a 1.2% increase week over week in outstanding units (from 77,845,332 to 78,750,852). Among the largest underlying components of VOO, in trading today General Electric Co (NYSE:GE) is down about 0.8%, AT&T Inc (NYSE:T) is down about 0.9%, and Verizon Communications Inc (NYSE:VZ) is lower by about 0.7%. For a complete list of holdings, visit the VOO Holdings page �
The chart below shows the one year price performance of VOO, versus its 200 day moving average:
Looking at the chart above, VOO's low point in its 52 week range is $49.12 per share, with $65.06 as the 52 week high point � that compares with a last trade of $64.13. Comparing the most recent share price to the 200 day moving average can also be a useful technical analysis technique -- learn more about the 200 day moving average �.


text:
Teach a Woman in Darfur To Read & Write
Roll over image to zoom in
Women and children comprise approximately 80% of the displaced population encamped throughout Darfur and Eastern Chad. They have suffered loss of homes, livelihoods and possessions. As a matter of survival for themselves and their children, economic recovery is a primary concern of the displaced women. Farming has been their traditional livelihood, but they currently have no access to their lands. They have lost husbands and brothers who were income earners. Now they must support their surviving children and, in many cases, parents. Few opportunities to earn income exist in the camps.
Though many rural women are illiterate, they understand that education and skills training are vital to their future earning power.
Darfur Peace & Development Organization (DPDO) operates two Women's Centers: one in Kassab Camp and one in Abu Shouk Camp. Two teachers at each Women's Center provide two-hour literacy classes five days a week for six months to groups of 60 women. Daycare is provided for children of student mothers. Upon completion of the first level of the course, DPDO will introduce a second level of training which emphasizes reading comprehension, math, and business skills.
You can help. Just $30 gives a woman in Darfur the tools she needs to complete a six-month literacy training program, including school supplies, textbooks, and a literacy teacher.
Darfur Peace & Development Organization (DPDO) is a non-profit, non-sectarian NGO based in Washington, DC. with offices in El Fasher and Khartoum. DPDO's mission is to provide direct humanitarian relief to victims of the conflict in Darfur, to facilitate just governance and to enable Darfuris to rebuild their communities in effective, sustainable ways.
Free Standard Shipping in the U.S. on your entire cart when you donate $15.00 or more in our Gift That Gives More™ program. See Current Promotions for details.
Why a Gift That Gives More™ is a smart, effective donation.
100% of your donation will go to the program described above as a grant through GreaterGood.org. GreaterGood stores do not receive any profit from donations through this Gift That Gives More™; we bring it to you in the spirit of the greater good. We even pay the credit card transaction fee, so every cent of your donation goes to charity.
Please note: A free downloadable certificate is available to print for easy gift giving for any non-disaster related Gift That Gives More™. The "gift message" field during check-out does not apply to your Gift That Gives More™ certificate.
Your donation is 100% tax-deductible in the U.S.A.
You will receive a receipt from GreaterGood.org for your taxes. GreaterGood.org has ultimate authority and discretion with regard to the distribution of its funds. All expenditures made are consistent with the exempt purposes of GreaterGood.org.
Check with your employer: your company may match your donation.
People buying this item also bought:
From $16.95
From $5.00
All My Children Have Paws Grande Mug
From $9.95
Colors of Inspiration Glass Earrings
From $18.95
From $7.95
From $35.00
On Sale!
Paw Prints Forever in My Heart Necklace
From $14.00
On Sale!
Embroidered Purple Paw Hooded Sweatshirt
From $44.95
From $3.99
On Sale!
Help Sterilize and Vaccinate Homeless Cats
From $1.00
Purple Paw Swirl Lightweight Hooded Tunic
From $26.95
From $9.95
From $14.95
Buy a Pair, Give a Pair!
Wings of Love Purple Paw Tank Top
From $14.95
One of our favorites!
Protect Shelter Cats with Vaccinations
From $2.00
From $1.00
From $11.99
On Sale!
Popular Now:
Sunshine Daydream Hooded Jacket
From $30.00
On Sale!
More colors available...
From $1.00
From $4.95
From $39.95
Wings of an Angel Purple Paw Mug
From $9.95
Cuzco Paws Galore™ Ceramic Bracelet
From $4.99
On Sale!
From $16.95
From $10.00
Paws Galore™ SuperCozy™ Fleece Blanket
From $32.95
From $12.95
From $24.95
"Prevent Animal Cruelty" Awareness Pin
From $7.95
From $29.95
From $14.99
On Sale!
Cat Silhouette Artisan Glass Necklace
From $10.99
On Sale!
Only Speaking To My Cat Hooded Sweatshirt
From $39.95
Patches of Nepal Stonewashed Jacket
Buy a Coat, Give a Coat!
From $29.95
All My Children Have Paws T-Shirt
From $16.95
From $4.95


text: More from SI College Football Playoff will cover family travel for s... College Football Playoff will cover family travel for s... ncaaf - SI Wire Notre Dame RB Greg Bryant ineligible for 2015 season Notre Dame RB Greg Bryant ineligible for 2015 season ncaaf - SI Wire College athlete activist Ramogi Huma discusses Northwes... College athlete activist Ramogi Huma discusses Northwes... ncaaf - Alex Putterman Wake Forest suspends OL Ryan Anderson, DB Thomas Brown Wake Forest suspends OL Ryan Anderson, DB Thomas Brown ncaaf - SI Wire Embrace the crazy: Uncertainty reigns as the 2015 CFB s... Embrace the crazy: Uncertainty reigns as the 2015 CFB s... ncaaf - Andy Staples Former Utah cornerback Dominique Hatfield charged with... Former Utah cornerback Dominique Hatfield charged with... ncaaf - SI Wire Pittsburgh suspends WR Tyler Boyd, DL Rori Blair for se... Pittsburgh suspends WR Tyler Boyd, DL Rori Blair for se... ncaaf - SI Wire Big Ten team superlatives: Who's most improved, underra... Big Ten team superlatives: Who's most improved, underra... ncaaf - Colin Becht Craig James suing Fox Sports for religious discriminati... Craig James suing Fox Sports for religious discriminati... ncaaf - SI Wire Lee Corso discusses future, favorite moments on College... Lee Corso discusses future, favorite moments on College... ncaaf - Zac Ellis Cincinnati football unveils new Under Armour uniforms Cincinnati football unveils new Under Armour uniforms ncaaf - SI Wire LSU defensive lineman Maquedius Bain transferring to Pe... LSU defensive lineman Maquedius Bain transferring to Pe... ncaaf - SI Wire 2017 No. 2 recruit Dylan Moses decommits from LSU 2017 No. 2 recruit Dylan Moses decommits from LSU ncaaf - SI Wire New Oklahoma State 'Pistol Pete' helmet unveiled New Oklahoma State 'Pistol Pete' helmet unveiled ncaaf - SI Wire College GameDay going to Alabama-Wisconsin in Arlington... College GameDay going to Alabama-Wisconsin in Arlington... ncaaf - SI Wire Is the way we watch college football about to change? P... Is the way we watch college football about to change? P... ncaaf - Andy Staples Four-star A.J. Taylor uses Monopoly to announce Wiscons... Four-star A.J. Taylor uses Monopoly to announce Wiscons... ncaaf - SI Wire Ole Miss OL Laremy Tunsil, stepfather agree to drop cha... Ole Miss OL Laremy Tunsil, stepfather agree to drop cha... ncaaf - SI Wire Jim Harbaugh wants to let Michigan's play, not his word... Jim Harbaugh wants to let Michigan's play, not his word... ncaaf - Brian Hamilton Charges dropped against LSU's Anthony Jennings, two tea... Charges dropped against LSU's Anthony Jennings, two tea... ncaaf - SI Wire Report: Clemson linebacker Kellen Jones transferring to... Report: Clemson linebacker Kellen Jones transferring to... ncaaf - SI Wire Would soccer announcer Ian Darke consider calling colle... Would soccer announcer Ian Darke consider calling colle... ncaaf - Richard Deitsch Report: Alabama, Louisville to open 2018 season Report: Alabama, Louisville to open 2018 season ncaaf - SI Wire Jim Harbaugh on Michigan job: 'I didn't really weigh... Jim Harbaugh on Michigan job: 'I didn't really weigh... ncaaf - SI Wire Has the Pac-12 passed the SEC as college football's top... Has the Pac-12 passed the SEC as college football's top... ncaaf - Pete Thamel Mike Bercovici, Sun Devils ready to compete, win big in... Mike Bercovici, Sun Devils ready to compete, win big in... ncaaf - Lindsay Schnell Former Wisconsin recruit Jordan Stevenson commits to Ne... Former Wisconsin recruit Jordan Stevenson commits to Ne... ncaaf - SI Wire Urban Meyer: 'first guy that jogs out' will start a... Urban Meyer: 'first guy that jogs out' will start a... ncaaf - SI Wire Connor Cook and Michigan State eye college football's t... Connor Cook and Michigan State eye college football's t... ncaaf - Alex Putterman Suspensions for Bosa, others make it clear: Buckeyes' r... Suspensions for Bosa, others make it clear: Buckeyes' r... ncaaf - Brian Hamilton Indiana's J-Shun Harris out for 2015 season with torn A... Indiana's J-Shun Harris out for 2015 season with torn A... ncaaf - SI Wire Ohio State's Joey Bosa, Jalin Marshall suspended for... Ohio State's Joey Bosa, Jalin Marshall suspended for... ncaaf - SI Wire Mike Leach: College Football Playoff should be 64 teams Mike Leach: College Football Playoff should be 64 teams ncaaf - SI Wire Photos: Arizona State unveils new Adidas football unifo... Photos: Arizona State unveils new Adidas football unifo... ncaaf - SI Wire Ohio State ranked No. 1 in Amway Preseason Coaches Poll Ohio State ranked No. 1 in Amway Preseason Coaches Poll ncaaf - SI Wire DA: Case against LSU's Jennings, two others could be dr... DA: Case against LSU's Jennings, two others could be dr... ncaaf - SI Wire Teams outside Power Five face long odds to reach Colleg... Teams outside Power Five face long odds to reach Colleg... ncaaf - Pete Thamel Dan Mullen: Give academically sound freshman extra year Dan Mullen: Give academically sound freshman extra year ncaaf - SI Wire Nick Saban: I never was, never will be interested in Te... Nick Saban: I never was, never will be interested in Te... ncaaf - SI Wire Could Georgia put increasing pressure on Mark Richt to... Could Georgia put increasing pressure on Mark Richt to... ncaaf - Andy Staples Four-star QB Dillon Sterling-Cole commits to Arizona St... Four-star QB Dillon Sterling-Cole commits to Arizona St... ncaaf - SI Wire Five-star tight end Isaac Nauta decommits from Florida... Five-star tight end Isaac Nauta decommits from Florida... ncaaf - SI Wire Michigan St. RB Delton Williams set to rejoin team next... Michigan St. RB Delton Williams set to rejoin team next... ncaaf - SI Wire Cal hires veteran assistant John Lovett as cornerbacks... Cal hires veteran assistant John Lovett as cornerbacks... ncaaf - Thayer Evans Air Force unveils new Nike Pro Combat Mach Speed unifor... Air Force unveils new Nike Pro Combat Mach Speed unifor... ncaaf - SI Wire Texas A&M's Myles Garrett driven by the examples of his... Texas A&M's Myles Garrett driven by the examples of his... ncaaf - Pete Thamel How is college football addressing its new safety crisi... How is college football addressing its new safety crisi... ncaaf - Andy Staples Pittsburgh WR Tyler Boyd recieves probation for DUI Pittsburgh WR Tyler Boyd recieves probation for DUI ncaaf - SI Wire Big 12 team superlatives: Why TCU is the most overrated... Big 12 team superlatives: Why TCU is the most overrated... ncaaf - Colin Becht Ohio State players react to Braxton Miller's move to... Ohio State players react to Braxton Miller's move to... ncaaf - SI Wire Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More College Football Breaking down perception of Johnny Manziel; more mail by Stewart Mandel Twitter Facebook Email Posted: Wed Aug. 7, 2013 Updated: Wed May. 28, 2014 Photo: Scott Halleran/Getty Images Johnny Manziel's alleged autograph scandal is just the latest development in his polarizing offseason. Most boring Mailbag ever last week. Can we please get back to the SEC and Johnny Football? -- Chuck, Fort Walton Beach, Fla. Yeah, I don't think there will many Johnny Football-free Mailbags again any time soon. You can't avoid it now. Johnny Manziel. Without delving into conspiracy theories, why does Manziel have such a huge camp who defends him? These same people happily and quickly threw Terrelle Pryor, among others, under the bus for basically the same offense. Is it really because everyone hates the NCAA more now? Or is it something worse? (Manziel is a rich, affluent, connected, white kid from the upper-crust suburbs. Pryor ... is not.) -- Rob, Seattle The general consensus, from what I can tell, regarding Manziel's alleged autograph payout boils down to this: He knows the rules, so if true, he should pay the price -- but the rule he'd be breaking is unfair. A player should be allowed to profit off his name and likeness. In some corners, Manziel's imbroglio is already being billed as a possible tipping point in the budding public revolt against the NCAA's amateurism policies. Clay Travis sent out a tweet yesterday asking, "... does any college football fan actually want to see Manziel ruled ineligible over selling his own autographs?" to which he said more than 90 percent of respondents "want Manziel to play regardless." I suspect the more general percentage is lower and that plenty of people would still send Manziel off to CFL purgatory, but the point stands. He has a lot of sympathy, whereas Pryor and his Ohio State cohorts had almost none two-and-a-half years ago when they committed essentially the same NCAA crime. Something has changed. To begin with, let's note a few key differences between the players. Manziel is the reigning Heisman Trophy winner. People love watching him play, and most had never even heard of him a year earlier. On the other hand, as of December 2010, Pryor was widely viewed as an underachieving, overrated former No. 1 recruit (despite going 31-4 as starter). He was not universally embraced by his own team's fan base, much less a national audience. Plus he played for Ohio State, one of America's favorite programs to loathe. (Texas A&M was too unthreatening for too long to garner any such animosity outside of Austin.) And yes, there is a racial and sociological undertone at play here. While many chafe at Manziel's affluence, much of the Johnny Football mythology is, at heart, a product of the Friday Night Lights small-town Texas quarterback archetype. Pryor, by contrast, was a guy who was permanently labeled as a thug following his clumsy attempt to support Michael Vick when the formerly incarcerated star returned to the NFL. The tattoo element gave the story an even seedier feel, as opposed to a case of someone like A.J. Green, who straight up sold his jersey for money. STAPLES: Online jersey sales highlight NCAA's hypocrisy on amateurism But I do think the larger dynamic centers on just how sharply public sentiment toward the NCAA's century-old amateurism policy has turned in a short amount of time. People have long criticized the NCAA for its thick and inflexible rulebook and its seemingly arbitrary punishments against schools. The pay-for-play debate is certainly not new. But criticism has taken on a distinctly different tone over the past couple of years, with an increasing number of high-profile figures like Jay Bilas hammering the subject. In particular, the recent heightened awareness of the Ed O'Bannon case involves the specific issue at hand in the Manziel investigation. I can't pinpoint a specific turning point. It just seems the cumulative effect of all those multibillion-dollar TV deals, gigantic coaching salaries, extravagant football facilities and money-driven realignment moves has finally reached a breaking point: The original moral standing that prohibited college athletes from profiting off their talents now rings increasingly hollow. So if the Ohio State tattoo scandal broke today, would Pryor and company garner more sympathy than they did in 2010? That's impossible to answer, but my guess is yes, though not to the same extent as Manziel. To get to that point, a figure has to be sympathetic to begin with. Johnny Football is undoubtedly polarizing, but he certainly had defenders throughout all of his offseason exploits, myself included. Pryor, by the time he finished antagonizing Kirk Herbstreit and racking up suspicious traffic violations, had almost none. No matter how this thing plays out, here's one thing that's certain: The NCAA can't win. If Manziel winds up ineligible, the anti-NCAA crowd will go bananas about its unfair policies. If nothing comes of this, the anti-NCAA crowd will go bananas about its incompetent enforcement department. So a broker has acknowledged to ESPN that he paid Johnny Manziel $7,500 for signatures. He also states that he will not cooperate with the NCAA, which recalls the organization's pathetic inability to "prove" that Cam Newton was aware of his dad's pay-for-play solicitations. If the NCAA can't prove things that we already know, does that mean we're nearing the end of the NCAA, or at least its absurd enforcement arm, as we know it? -- Dave, Minneapolis See what I mean? Given the enforcement department's turbulent past year -- in which the Miami misconduct report shed light on its sometimes questionable investigative techniques, Mark Emmert fired respected department head Julie Roe Lach and a slew of experienced investigators fled for on-campus jobs -- this is a pivotal moment if the organization hopes to show it still has teeth. We don't "know" anything definitively, but the reports so far seem pretty damning -- particularly Joe Schad's reported details after seeing a video in which Manziel not only conducted a signing, but acknowledged what he was doing as wrong and told the aforementioned East Coast autograph dealer "you never did a signing with me." If we're making Newton analogies, consider this: As far as I know, not one credible media outlet ever reported or interviewed anyone who claimed to have direct knowledge of the player or his father asking for money from Auburn. Not one. Here we have multiple brokers relaying direct interactions with Manziel or buddy/personal assistant Nathan Fitch that constitute violations. (Ironically, the allegation that Fitch tried to solicit money on Manziel's behalf would be a violation specifically because of the change in rules from the Cecil Newton fallout. Fitch, by new NCAA definition, would be considered an agent.) However, those same brokers so eager to talk to ESPN have also said they won't talk to the NCAA, which, if true, makes enforcement much more difficult. While the NCAA's burden of proof is low, it does need to corroborate the media reports, and its investigators proceed very deliberatively. It's apparent they were still very much in the early information-gathering stage when ESPN first broke the story. The organization will try to get as much outside information as possible before showing up at A&M and interviewing Manziel (if it actually gets that far), but if it does, it holds one important carrot: If requested, Manziel must provide bank records. If some mysterious deposits showed up in January, he'll have to explain them. And they'll almost certainly be looking to catch him in a lie (because that alone is enough to suspend a guy, like in the former case of Dez Bryant). I have no idea if the NCAA will prove that money exchanged hands. I would, however, bet an autographed Manziel photo that this thing doesn't get resolved before the Aggies' first game. Stewart, in light of Johnny Manziel's post-Heisman shenanigans, do you think that voters will be less likely to award the trophy to a freshman in the future? -- Jack, Murfreesboro, Tenn. I would hope that's not even remotely a consideration, yet I'm guessing the thought will cross some voters' minds. The Heisman should go to the "most outstanding player" regardless of class or age. While Manziel certainly could have handled his fame better, how can we say that everything that happened was the result of him winning as a redshirt freshman? The same things could have happened had he won a year later. Nor should we assume that every redshirt freshman will react the same way. Tim Tebow and Mark Ingram were also second-year students when they won their trophies in 2007 and '09, and no such controversies surrounded them. I've written many times before how Manziel is the most scrutinized college football player in history, and while much of the TMZ-type coverage this summer was ridiculous, the recent Wright Thompson and Andy Staples features were incredibly revealing. I wouldn't claim to "know" him (I've met him once), but I feel like we all know more about him as a person than we normally would a 20-year-old college athlete. At the very least, he seems to have a bit of a reckless, impulsive streak and a family-inherited sense of entitlement. I'm not saying that's all there is to Manziel, but those are the relevant factors behind most of his offseason headlines. If another Manziel-type phenom comes along this year and has a Heisman-worthy season, it would be unfair to preemptively punish him despite the fact he might not have any of those traits. Photo: Chris Graythen/Getty Images LSU's Les Miles has a history of giving troubled players second chances during his time in Baton Rouge. Hi Stewart, fellow Northwestern alum here. International fans who want to watch Big Ten teams should check out BTN's international plan. I believe it has live broadcasts of all BTN games and time-delay broadcasts of Big Ten home games on other networks (the biggest problem would be Big Ten away games). Outside of that, there are few legal options. The best bets would be either to look for non-legal streams or to find a buddy in the U.S. willing to set up a Slingbox. -- Jonathan, Gaithersburg, Md. ESPN now offers an online college football game-streaming service internationally. -- Harold Beirne, Amersham, England Thanks to all of you who responded to last week's email about watching college football abroad. These seem to be the best options. I must say, I hadn't thought of the Slingbox idea. That's pretty genius. If I were, say, a Penn State fan living in Switzerland, I'd go on one of the message boards and ask if a fellow diehard back in the States would be willing to let me channel his cable box on Saturdays. Stewart, why isn't more written, shown on the ticker and discussed on ESPN about Les Miles and his lack of discipline? There was the case of Ryan Perrilloux, of Honey Badger and his self-proclaimed 10 failed drug tests and now of running back Jeremy Hill, who received "carnal knowledge" from a 14-year old and later sucker-punched some kid, both situations in which he was convicted. Still, Les lets them all play. Is he bulletproof, or do we have different rules for someone like Les and someone like Urban Meyer? -- RTG, Dallas I've written about the Meyer/Miles double standard before, and brought it up on Twitter again on Monday night following Hill's reinstatement. It's pretty unbelievable. I get that Meyer isn't a sympathetic figure, but if he's guilty of giving Florida players too many second chances (as I heard over and over again this summer), then my gosh, what about Miles? Perrilloux was given way more than three strikes before he finally got the boot. Tyrann Mathieu seemingly lost track of how many chances he got. And RTG didn't even bring up Jordan Jefferson, who was also arrested. Now there's Hill, who thanks to some suspiciously flexible judges, will apparently not miss a game because ... well, his teammates wanted him back. How could a head coach possibly override his players? Yet as I've also written before, I understand why Miles is so lenient. No one will give him a pass if he loses to TCU because Hill isn't in the lineup. (The Horned Frogs, it should be noted, will be without star defensive end Devonte Fields, suspended two games for an undisclosed team rules violation.) And that's really the lesson here. If a coach is like Miles and never pretends to care about discipline and values and all that magnanimous stuff in the first place, then it won't come back to bite him. Just win games, do quirky stuff like eat grass and the media and fans will mostly let it slide. But if a coach is like Meyer and openly boasts about recruiting "the top one percent of one percent" and the importance of being respectful to women ... and then a bunch of his players get in trouble, he'll never hear the end of it. Not even after suspending a starting running back (Carlos Hyde) three games for an incident in which no charges were filed. At LSU, players who stay out of jail tend to stay on the field. All it took was reading the headline of your latest column on Urban Meyer and I knew I wouldn't be able to stomach reading it, so I didn't bother. -- Steve S., Pelham, Ala. Well, at least you got that far. I know preseason polls mean nothing, but can you please explain something to me that makes no logical sense? South Carolina is No. 7 in the Coaches' Poll, and Michigan is No. 17. Did voters just forget that the Ol' Ball Coach was one amazing play away from losing last year's Outback Bowl? Sure, Michigan lost Denard Robinson, but by that point in the season he was a utility player anyway. And South Carolina receiver Ace Sanders is gone, too. Is South Carolina overrated, or Michigan is way underrated? -- Kevin, Boston I don't have a problem with the suggestion that Michigan is underrated. That could very well be proven true. But the illogical thing would be evaluating two teams' 2013 prospects based on one game from last season -- especially a bowl game. By that logic, South Carolina should rank about 20 spots higher than Georgia (which it destroyed in their Oct. 6 meeting), not three spots behind the Dawgs; No. 9 Louisville should be a lot higher than No. 10 Florida (which it drubbed in the Sugar Bowl); No. 21 UCLA should be ahead of No. 18 Nebraska, and so on and so on. The Michigan-South Carolina Outback Bowl was played more than a month after each team's final regular-season game in 2012 and featured a bunch of players who won't be part of their respective teams in 2013. It was reflective of nothing more than how those teams performed on Jan. 1. Look, there's no great mystery to the preseason polls. In the Coaches' Poll released last week, eight of the top-10 teams start within two spots of where they finished last season (and one of the other two is Ohio State, which was ineligible last year), and 15 of the top 20 are within five spots. That's quite bit of continuity for a sport in which 25 to 40 percent of the roster turns over from one year to the next. There's very little actual forecasting going on, and more just rearranging of last year's final poll based on teams' number of returning starters. In fact, Michigan is one of the "bolder" selections. It finished unranked last year, so the coaches do seem to be keen on Devin Gardner, Taylor Lewan and company. I think the Wolverines have the potential to be a top-10 team, but it won't be easy. On paper, every other team in their division, save for possibly Iowa, will be better. I could see any of four teams (Michigan, Nebraska, Michigan State or Northwestern) ultimately getting to Indy. In regard to Nebraska coach Bo Pelini: Can you say Tom Osborne? While I understand that times have changed and people tend react too quickly, for you to make the claim "Personally, I don't have much confidence that he will ever lead Nebraska to national glory. If it hasn't happened in five years, it probably never will," makes me think you would have spouted a similar level of gibberish about Osborne after five years. -- Richard Taylor, Lexington, Ky. This is a good point, one I heard from quite a few Huskers fans, and that's a good thing. As I wrote last week, there are far worse things than a clean program that wins nine or 10 games literally every year. Osborne also won exactly nine or 10 games each of his first five seasons (1973-77). He tied for the Big 8 title once and tied for second three times, which is roughly equivalent to Pelini's three division titles. He did not reach his first Orange Bowl (the pinnacle for Big 8 teams at that time) until '78, and he did not play for a national title for his first decade. He "couldn't win the big one" for a while there, but Nebraska stuck by him. Three national titles and eight top-five finishes later, it's a good thing it did. On the other hand, Dr. Tom notched a .770 winning percentage in his first five seasons, compared with a .710 mark for Pelini. Four of Osborne's first five teams finished in the AP top 10. Pelini has yet to crack the top 10, and he's only cracked the top 15 once (2009). Regardless, as Richard said, times have changed. For one thing, we have different metrics now. A BCS program aspires to play in BCS bowls and, astoundingly, Nebraska last reached one 12 years ago. Wake Forest made one more recently. Furthermore, recruiting is very fickle, and everyone is always looking for the next hot thing. Since 2000, nine coaches at 10 different schools (two for Nick Saban) have won BCS championships. All but one (Mack Brown) won it within his first four years at a school. There's no recent precedent for the Osborne-esque slow burn. Of course, no coach should be judged by a national championship-or-bust expectation. That's unrealistic. But it's certainly reasonable for Nebraska fans to expect one conference championship or BCS at-large berth within Pelini's first six seasons at the helm. To be clear: I don't think he's on the hot seat. That, in large part, is because he's at a reasoned place like Nebraska. If Manziel were anywhere but the SEC, the public would turn on him. BUT, you know, the SEC can do no wrong. -- John, Camp Hill, Pa. Hey, I've got to make up for last week and go heavy on not only the SEC, but SEC conspiracy theories. IS THE SEC OVERRATED? I will leave it up to you. Last year's bowl record was 6-3. The six wins: 1. Georgia 45, Nebraska 31. The game was a lot closer than the score ... -- Dennis, Mobile, Ala. I'll spare you the full nine recaps spanning 221 words. No. Promoted Stories Comments More College Football


text:
No Active Storms
Please login to use favourites.
Date Taken: 10th July 2010. 1609 page views since 12th July 2010.
View Website
Punta Roca1360 views
Punta Roca2740 views
Punta Roca5095 views
El Sunzal2788 views
Punta Roca2688 views
Punta Roca1623 views
View More
Punta Roca714 views
Punta Roca1297 views
Punta Roca1514 views
Punta Roca2314 views
Negrei393 views
Negrei3237 views
Negrei389 views
Negrei3355 views
Canggu1588 views
The Wall1108 views
Capbreton (La Piste/VVF)1421 views
Contis-Plage2218 views
Get the ultimate Magicseaweed.com experience with MSW Pro
Are you already a member? Login


text:
I was watching some of Jacob's videos and I really love some of the plates that he uses when he's at his restaurant (such as the tartare plate). Is anyone (or if you don't mind sharing Jacob) aware of a place where one would obtain such plates?
I've seen some nice plates but the ones that were nice were running $40-50 a pop, which just seems absurd for a single plate. I have some pretty cool looking plates at home but I'm always looking to expand, especially since it provokes creative plating.
I sifted around the forums and I didn't see this topic created but I do apologize if someone has asked this question.
- Sauce (Suave, smooth texture with a glossy appearance)
- Superfoods
- odd looking starter
- Whole deboned BBQ chicken cooked prefectly with crispy skin
- kaiser rolls
- Ask Chef Jacob Brioche Hambuger buns
- Whats Cooking? Something fine and fancy or just good and delicious...
- Bagels
- FAT--the 6th taste?
- English Muffins


text:
There are currently no items in your cart.
Hope Publishing - Digital Joel Raney Piano Accompaniment Sheet Music: 1 items found
All On A Bethlehem Night
SATB choir and piano with optional 2 flutes and percussion (shaker and congas)
Composed by Joel Raney. The Joel Raney Choral Series. Obbligato, Christmas, Sacred. Octavo. 16 pages. Published by Hope Publishing - Digital (H1.C5775).
Available Instantly
(Minimum order: 6)
Joel Raney


text:
Share |
By Ryan Clark | December 19, 2011 | Comments
Must Follow Actor/Actress was Dwayne Johnson
Must Follow Athlete was John Cena
Must Follow Brand was WWE
Digital Company of 2011 was WWE
Game of the Year was WWE '12
-- Here is the latest edition of Tommy Dreamer TV:
Thanks to Shawn Rhoades for contributing to this article. Got a news tip? Send it to us by clicking here.
WWE NXT Live Event Results From Lakeland (7/31): Finn Balor Vs. Solomon Crowe, Divas Team Up, More
WWE NXT Live Event Results From Tampa (7/30): NXT Title Match, Fatal 4 Way Tag Match, Battle Royal
WWE Live Event Results From San Diego (7/31): Ten-Bell Salute, Chris Jericho Vs. Kevin Owens, More
Shawn Michaels Names John Cena's Replacement For Upcoming WWE Tour, Matches Announced
Video: Ten-Bell Salute For Roddy Piper Opens WWE Live Event In San Diego
My Personal Thoughts On Roddy Piper, How He Changed My Life, Pro Wrestling Today
Ronda Rousey Dedicates Fight To Hero Roddy Piper
Breaking News: "Rowdy" Roddy Piper Dead At 61, Past Comments From Piper Regarding His Health
Rob Van Dam Confirms His WWE Status, Comments On Possibly Retiring From The Ring
WWE Officials Reportedly Want Tough Enough Competitor To Be Eliminated Next Tuesday
Backstage Update On Sting And WWE SummerSlam, Why WWE Wanted Sting On Roman Reigns' Team, More
John Cena Undergoes Surgery, Why Match Was Nixed On WWE SmackDown


text:
- Dogs
- Cats
- Small Animals
- Horses
- Farm
- Birds
- Fish
- Prescriptions A-Z
Panacur Paste 5g Syringe for Dogs and Cats - Single
Panacur Oral Paste is an easy to use wormer for dogs, cats, puppies and kittens, easily administered onto the back of the tongue after feeding.
It comes in a 5g graduated syringe
Panacur Oral Paste is an easy to use wormer for dogs, cats, puppies and kittens, easily administered onto the back of the tongue after feeding.
ANIMAL REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED (NFA-VPS) To find out more information about animal registration, please click the link above.
For the treatment of adult dogs and cats infected with gastro-intestinal roundworms and tapeworms
For the treatment of puppies and kittens infected with gastro-intestinal roundworms and puppies infected with protozoa (Giardia spp.)
For the treatment of pregnant bitches to reduce prenatal infections of Toxocara canis and the transfer of roundworms to their pups via the milk
Also for the treatment of dogs infected with lungworm or protozoa Giardia spp., and cats infected with lungworm
Dosage for adult dogs and cats: Each 5 g syringe is sufficient to dose up to 9 kg bodyweight as a single dose
Dosage for puppies and kittens under six months of age: Each 5 g syringe is sufficient to dose up to 6 kg bodyweight for 3 consecutive days
Adult dogs and cats should be wormed routinely 2 to 4 times a year, 6 to 8 times in higher risk situations e.g. breeding kennels and catteries
Puppies and kittens should be treated from 2 weeks old and then 3 to 4 more times until the age of 12 weeks
For the effective, simple control of roundworms, Panacur should be given continuously to bitches and queens from day 40 of pregnancy to 2 days after birth. This is important to ensure the puppies and kittens are not infected in the period after birth
Panacur is also indicated for the treatment of dogs and cats infected with lungworm
You should carefully read all product packaging and labels prior to use
Other customers also bought
- Animal Registration required to purchase this product
Granofen Dog And Cat Wormer Sachets - Priced…
Granofen Wormer for Dogs and Cats is effective against all major roundworms of…
Our Price: £0.55
The Buster Pill Giver is a fast & easy way of administrating tablets…
Our Price: £3.49
- Animal Registration required to purchase this product
Dolpac Worming Tablets For Dogs - Priced Per…
Dolpac Worming Tablets can be used for the curative treatment of dogs carrying…
Our Price: £1.50
26 Jul
Easy to order. Correct item received quickly. Will def use again
Stephen Bulger
26 Jul
Brilliant Service
Very quick delivery, cheaper than elsewhere. Never had no problems, I will always use animed for my cats worming tablets and flea solution.
26 Jul
The Price And Speedy Service Recommended
I can honestly say that I will use animed in the near future cuts the costs in vet frees although I did order the wrong tablets for.the size of my dog
Cynthia Arnold
26 Jul
Great Service
Good price and fast delivery, via an easy to use ordering system.
Michael Barrett
26 Jul
Brilliant Service
Would recommend have used company on many purchases always quality service.
Carol Dyson


text:
Relevant offers
This will be the last column until January 9, which means I get to have a couple of weeks' break from writing.
I am not going away and will be working on the non-statutory days, so will be available to take your emails and phone calls if you have any queries or problems.
If I happen to go out, there is an answer machine where you can leave your phone number. Likewise, if you have a gardening problem and email me the details, include your phone number because it's easier for me to phone rather than reply to an email. I may need to ask you more questions to find the right solution.
Some gardeners take photos of the problem and email them to me - that's a good idea because it gives me a better idea as to what is happening.
I have been providing this service free to gardeners now for over 30 years and it's always a pleasure to help.
Those that are going away over the holiday period should get a friend or neighbour visit your home most days to attend to the garden in regards to watering, picking mature vegetables and fruit, looking after indoor plants and mowing lawns.
This not only keeps your gardens up to scratch but it's also good peace of mind while you are away to know that someone is there looking after things till your return.
Make a list of what needs to be done in regards to watering and feeding animals etc so the home carer knows what to do and a phone call to them now and then will also be worthwhile.
As you harvest your summer crops and space is available, start planting your winter crops. First, put a good dose of manure (chicken manure if possible) over the garden, sprinkle some Rok Solid and Ocean Solids, then cover with bought compost which should be free of weeds and herbicides.
Likely you are going to be planting brassicas (cabbages etc), so sprinkle soft lime over the area and place Neem Granules in the planting hole and on the surface of the soil.
The worst aspect about growing winter brassicas is they have to grow through the worst time for white butterfly caterpillars.
The Neem Granules are a great solution. The caterpillars don't get past the first bite stage after hatching out of their egg case.
The granules on the soil under the plants should be refreshed about every six weeks.
If you want early leeks, they should be planted out as soon as possible.
Unfortunately, most leek seedlings come in punnets and they are fairly spindly.
The ideal planting out size is about as long and as thick as a standard pencil.
It is also a good time to plant some late tomatoes, sweet corn and cucumbers so that as your older plants start to fizz there will be fresh ones producing into winter or till they are knocked out.
If you don't have room in gardens, then plant in larger containers, using bought compost with animal or chook manure added.
A good planting of silverbeet about now will give you heaps to crop right through winter. Silverbeet is usually free of most insect pests problems, and if not planted too close together to enable air circulation, then leaf diseases will be reduced.
Harvesting the larger outer leaves on a regular basis will also assist better growth and lessen problems.
Where you see pest insects, begin control as quickly as possible. Sprays of Neem Tree Oil will help keep the pests at bay without hurting beneficial insects.
If neighbours or friends are going away, you could offer to check their gardens and to water.
Have a great Christmas and travel safe.
Problems? Phone me on 0800 466 464 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
- The Southland Times
Sponsored links
Miss Plus America: Are plus-size beauty pageants actually empowering?
Angry dad charged after driving car into group of teens who 'bullied' his daughter
Beyonce drops $475,000 on a pair of diamond-encrusted shoes for music video
Mum who still breastfeeds 3-year-old son speaks out against haters
Woman asks her 89-year-old grandmother to be bridesmaid ... and the pictures are just gorgeous
Helping a cat be more confident
In pictures: The glory of red magnolias
Kiwi man who lost 150kg to get publicly funded excess skin removal surgery
The real Slim Shady: How Eminem lost nearly 40 kilograms after rehab
Recipe: Salmon with roast cauliflower salad
Recipe: Seupa vapellenentse (cabbage & cheese soup)
Recipe: Roman-style oxtail with risotto bianco
QV figures show house values rising at fastest rate since 2007
Southland phone and internet services "falling short"
Implants mean deaf toddler will hear mum for first time
Overseas investment in Southland property rising
Invercargill car crash victim "standing and talking" before he died
Whooping cough outbreak in Central Otago sparks warning
Homeless shelter to open in Invercargill
Invercargill teen on star-studded flag panel
Meat company mergers could mean more dollars
Cue TV turns off transmissions
Southland Sharks coach Paul Henare wants to go out with a bang
Exciting Formula One into gear for raceday debut
Last remaining coastwatcher base to be restored
Online early childhood survey released
American 'huntress' Sabrina Corgatelli to shoot stags in Central Otago next year
Implants mean deaf toddler will hear mum for first time
Invercargill car crash victim "standing and talking" before he died
Dunedin brothel set to open doors to public
War medal found in op-shop couch in Dunedin
Whooping cough outbreak in Central Otago sparks warning
Southland farmers up for Environment Awards
Aussie boxer Bowie Tupou slams claims he took a dive in loss to Joseph Parker
150 years of history
2010 marks 150 years since the formation of the first militia units in Southland and Otago.
Anzacs and beyond
We remember those who have served their country
A Flood of Memories
Take a look back at the devastating 1984 floods in the south


text:
Our shopping list was followed exactly as to what was selected and specified on the website order form! We could not be more satisfied. All items were in good condition, dates were not expired and no substitution of items. Groceries were delivered fresh to our Disney Resort! My wife and I would definitely use Garden Grocer again on our next trip to Orlando Florida! Love your service!!!!
Convenient, reliable, easy to order.
Our order was complete and on our cabin at Fort Wilderness Resort at Disney World when we arrived. We are extremely pleased with the service. We have 10 people on our group .


text:
Keep up to date with the latest events from The Royal Collection
Join us for an evening of live music once enjoyed by visitors to the famous and historic Vauxhall Gardens in the second half of the eighteenth century. ... Read more about Performance - Concert: An evening at Vauxhall Gardens
Create your own stylised floral motif inspired by nature over this five day course. ... Read more about Creative Course - Design Workshop: The garden inside
Spend an evening with author Lynda Waterhouse for a discussion of art and literature inspired by Tan Twan Eng's atmospheric novel The Garden of Evening Mists. ... Read more about Exhibition Special Event - Book Club: The Garden of Evening Mists
Join musicians from the Royal College of Music for 15-minute recitals exploring a range of music inspired by nature as part of our free lunchtime programme. ... Read more about Short recital: The Garden of Earthly Delights Part I
This special afternoon of talks and lectures at Buckingham Palace explores changing fashions in dining, serving and entertaining throughout history as seen in dazzling table settings and paintings from the Royal Collection. ... Read more about Study afternoon - Royal Hospitality: dining and entertaining at the Palace
The architect and draughtsman Thomas Sandby (1721-1798) was employed as Deputy Ranger of Windsor Great Park under William Augustus, Duke of Cumberland. He designed several grottoes, cascades and bridges for his royal patron. ... Read more about Short talk - The Sandby brothers and Windsor Great Park
Tour the State Rooms of Buckingham Palace with a hand-held BSL video tour, before joining a guided tour of the Palace gardens with BSL interpretation and lipspeaking support. ... Read more about Access Event - BSL Interpreted and Lipspeaking Guided Tour, Garden Highlights
This two-day course at Buckingham Palace explores how British craftsmen of the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries invented their own fanciful versions of the East. ... Read more about Study day - The Art of the Exotic: chinoiserie at Buckingham Palace
Mark Lane, Gardens Manager will discuss the Buckingham Palace Garden location of The Queen's Garden Parties and other Royal Entertainment throughout the garden's history. ... Read more about Short talk - The Garden for Entertainment
Due to the overwhelming popularity of the Bach to Baby family concerts in the spring and summer, Royal Collection Trust and Bach to Baby are delighted to announce another concert at The Queen's Gallery. ... Read more about Family Activities: Bach to Baby
Sign up to our free monthly e-newsletter for the latest exhibitions and exclusive events.
Contact us


text:
Asia web marketing help in naples Belmont Franklin Title Agency wine morgantown Asociacion Sister Chicago macomb county title insurance NGO Women In Action inculcation of the spirit of pro-activeness in dealing with problems and challenges pilipinas maryland West Virginia professional Road Trips Geelong region alumni
Argentina Fiji Singapore Canada Thailand Peru Japan Slovakia Romania Pakistan Viet Nam Philippines Ukraine Burma Russia Belgium Nigeria USA Ghana Australia
Massachusetts Alaska West Virginia Arkansas Virginia Pennsylvania Hawaii Texas Georgia Missouri Florida Connecticut New York Louisiana British Columbia Ohio District Of Columbia Oklahoma Rhode Island
Belleville Grosse Pointe West Chester Oxford Del Mar Kolkata Marshall Crested Butte Hyderabad Woodland Park ibadan Hialeah Hahndorf Birmingham Fort Worth Kumasi mumbai Metairie Suva London
Public Groupsites: 1 - 2 of 2
This is a place for people from West Virginia to come together and get to know each other.
This is a place for everyone from around the world to come together and talk about what's going on and just get to know other people.
Public Groupsites: 1 - 2 of 2


text:
'); } -->
2 bed, 2 full bath.More info
3 bed, 2 full bath. Immaculate, updated patio home with gorgeous backyard. Well maintained and move-in ready. Enjoy bigMore info
2 bed, 2 full bath. *** JUST REDUCED *** Ivy Square! Great 2 bedroom and 2 full bathroom patio home. Living room, dininMore info
2 bed, 2 full bath. Adorable patio home nestled in quiet neighborhood. Current tenant moving out July 31st! Seller willMore info
2 bed, 2 full bath. Spacious low maintenance patio home. Conveniently located. Move-in ready with fresh paint, new roofMore info
2 bed, 2 full bath. Like new refurbished unit, priced to sell. Seller including refrigerator and pays closing costs upMore info
2 bed, 2 full bath. Patio home close-in. Has smooth top range, open kitchen w bar to dining and great room. Bath with cMore info
2 bed, 2 full bath. GREAT 2 BEDROOM 2 BATH IN QUIET COMMUNITY, CONVENIENTLY LOCATED TO ALL MAJOR FAIRWAYS.More info
2 bed, 2 full bath. 2 bedroom two bath patio home with large master bedroom w/ private bath & huge walk-in closet. ClosMore info
3 bed, 2 full bath. Charleston Charm! Patio home in gated community. 3BR/2BA. Open floor plan with tile flooring, screeMore info


text:
Comments about 'BYU, Utah State notebook: Rivalry game features plenty of fouls, free throws'
- Oldest first
- Newest first
- Most recommended
Fun game, but ugly, with little flow because of the foul fest.
Both teams played hard, but BYU's free throw shooting finally came through for them in a close win. BYU and Utah State are clearly the best two teams in the state. Weber State is 3rd, with our friends on the hill a distant 4th.
Congratulations to KVN on the Defensive Player of the Year Award for 2012.
- 12:04 a.m. Feb. 20, 2013
- Like (5)
- Report abuse
BYU are the state champions followed by Utah State, Lone Peak, Weber, and South Utah St.
- 12:24 a.m. Feb. 20, 2013
- Like (8)
- Report abuse
"Van Noy was presented the Defensive Performer of the Year trophy by Brad
Smith of College Football Performance Awards".
That's 23 National Awards for BYU football...
O for Utah.
- 1:19 p.m. Feb. 20, 2013
- Like (1)
- Report abuse
DeseretNews.com encourages a civil dialogue among its readers. We welcome your thoughtful comments.
— About comments
- Dick Harmon: Big 12 expansion talk (ahem,...
- Morning links: BYU, Utah and Utah State all...
- Ute football team picked to finish 5th in...
- 4-star basketball recruit Connor Harding...
- Utah Utes football: Ranking the best players...
- Doug Robinson: Weber State track coach isn't...
- Morning links: BYU letting fans tailgate;...
- Utah Jazz: 'Hungry' Trey Burke keeping busy...
- Dick Harmon: Big 12 expansion talk... 91
- Phil Steele gives tempered assessment... 77
- Morning links: Utah is on the rise in... 74
- Cougars say they have learned lessons... 69
- Utah makes top 7 for 4-star offensive... 49
- Ute football team picked to finish 5th... 47
- Morning links: BYU, Utah and Utah State... 39
- BYU looking for another defensive... 33


text:
STARmeterSEE RANK
Down 172,522 this week
Rachel Simmons
Rachel Simmons was born in 1974 in Maryland, USA. She is a writer, known for Odd Girl Out (2005), A Girl's Life (2009) and Good Morning America (1975). See full bio »
Born:in Maryland, USA
More at IMDbPro » Contact Info: View agent
Represent Rachel Simmons? Add or change photos


text:
to explore
sign up (free!)
Also on these boards
Related Pins
I would do this...I am always leaving stuff on the back burner which gets hot if the oven is on. I left the diaper bag, milk, etc...i generally catch it before its too bad though haha.
I honestly want to go to therapy because of this. And I think my IQ dropped at least 90 points
Sigh. Every time I call tech support, I have to get past the "tech" who thinks I'm an idiot. Or worse still, is trying to talk to a customer assistant who who needs me to dumb it down for THEM. N
First, it's the laptop. After that, it's the iPad, then the iPod. This is my hubby and I... almost every night!
Told this to some of my classmates one time and they thought I was crazy until I explained the joke to them...
How I feel when people try to talk about shows or movies, if they haven't read the books first.


text:
Homewood Suites by Hilton Oakland-Waterfront
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Continental Breakfast
- Shuttle bus service
- Suites
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Swimming pool
- Wheelchair accessibility
Travelers also recommend:
- More recommendations
TripAdvisor Reviews Homewood Suites by Hilton Oakland-Waterfront
Travel Blogs from Oakland
Day 3: Of Logistics and Lakes 20 March
... without their hands on the steering wheel. That would be because they would be passengers and not drivers. Our brains are still working through the shift of right-side from left-side for the driver's side of a vehicle. The same goes for traffic. We are instinctively looking in the wrong direction for oncoming traffic. Ray had jumped the highest and moved quicker than I had ever seen when JUST missed by a loud-honking car a few years ago ...
San Francisco: Day 3
... drive down Lombard Street (the crooked street), as by this stage we had already seen 'all' of San Fran. Mum and dad didn't think they would get one, but just watch us. We got there though and dad was like a kid in a candy shop just thinking about how fun they would be. How wrong we were - it was fun x 10 thousand! Haha. We so wish that we had of done this earlier instead of the hop on/off tour bus; if you are going to San Francisco - you HAVE to do this first ...
San Fran
... Fran cable car to Lombard street which is the steepest street in America. Catching the cable car was like riding a garbage truck, leaning out the side by standing on a step and holding onto a handrail, which was a fun and easy way to transverse all of these San Fran hills. After walking down Lombard street we continued to Pier 39 for a fancy birthday lunch at the Fog Harbor restaurant where we all had local seafood until we were stuffed. Then Simon drove us to the Japanese ...
San Francisco days 15-17
... past before heading up the hill to the main cell block. At the cell block they gave out audio guides so you could do your own tour. It was a great morning and we both learnt a lot about the history of the island. -it was originally constructed as a fort to protect the harbour and then they decided to dump military prisoners there too. -the families of the guards/employees lived on the island and had their own town. The kids went off the school on a boat each day. -2 major ...
San Francisco - Day 2
... express way near Japan Town. We had a ginger cocktail which is exactly what we need after all the walking we had done. We were walking through Pacific heights when we had our next run in with American race relations where a guy walking ahead of us started yelling at everyone white zombies , this wasn't directed at anyone in particular which was considerate of him. We picked up some fresh wild salmon and salad to for dinner , which was very nice and very ...


text:
posted on 05/05/2010: 634 views
HH General Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, received yesterday HE Abdul Rahman bin Hamad Al Attiyah, Secretary General for the Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf. They discussed a number of GCC issues and the latest developments in the region. – Emirates News Agency, WAM
|05 August 2015
|Al Jaber: UAE's relationship with Egypt is built on solid foundations
|04 August 2015
|Joint statement issued on GCC FMs' meeting with US Secretary of State
|04 August 2015
|Arab Coalition will continue to back Yemen, says HH Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed
|04 August 2015
|Mohammed bin Rashid receives Yemen's Vice President
|03 August 2015
|Mohammed bin Rashid receives Governor General of Commonwealth of Australia


text:
PRINEVILLE, OR -- Central Oregonians are noticing more spiders in their homes right now, and the Oregon State University Extension Office in Crook County says more people are bringing in the creepy crawlers for identification, concerned they are dangerous.
Pam Wiederholt tells KBND, "Any spider can potentially have a venomous bite and be dangerous. They're like bee stings – some people are allergic some aren't; spider bites are the same way. The Hobo probably has just a little more venom in it, but I've known people who have been bitten by Hobos and Black Widows and had nothing happen." Although, she adds, "If you have senior citizens in your home or young children, that the toxin can be a little stronger on, any spider bite can potentially be harmful."


text:
SEC chairman Cox and securities regulators from Japan, China, Korea, Canada and Australia have held talks on interactive data implementation
TOKYO – International regulators are working out a timetable to implement interactive data initiatives for financial reporting, which will help international investors analyse data and view financial statements translated into other languages.
At the week-long meeting of the International Organisation of Securities Commissions, Japanese finance minister Yoshimi Watanabe and Financial Services Agency commissioner Takafumi Sato together outlined an aggressive schedule to implement XBRL (extensible business reporting language) data tagging, in line with Japanese policy regarding public company reporting of financial statements, for the second quarter of 2008.
Shang Fulin, chairman of the China Securities Commission, highlighted that China was the first country to mandate XBRL reporting, and that it now requires interactive data filing of financial statements from all listed companies for quarterly, biannual and annual reports, in line with its own rules and those of the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
"The global movement to interactive data for financial reporting is truly under way," says Christopher Cox, chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
China's progress is perhaps strongest. About 50 Chinese companies used voluntary XBRL reporting in 2003 and the current figure is 800. Taxonomy for fund companies is also in development.
Compare this to Canada or South Korea, where action toward adopting XBRL is still gathering steam. The Canadians began voluntary XBRL filing earlier this year. Korea began in 2006, with all publicly held Korean companies required to file XBRL financial statements in October 2007.
"Without question, 2008 will be a watershed year for interactive data," says Cox.
The US has been slow to implement XBRL, although the SEC announced a $54 million programme to update its public company disclosure system through XBRL.
On November 27 and 28, Australia – where implementation is scheduled for 2010 – will host the 2007 Standard Business Reporting/ XBRL International Conference, with sessions presented by developers and regulators from the US, the UK, the Netherlands, Singapore, New Zealand and Australia.
More on Regulation
Dealers fear mix-and-match margining for cross-border swaps
National conflicts in margin rules can only be fixed via mutual recognition
New op risk capital approach has its own problems – Leipoldt
OpRisk Asia: Revised standardised approach an improvement but no panacea
'Glass-Steagall is back' – RBS op risk head
OpRisk Asia: New market structures have led to op risk primacy
Structured products market blasts Mifid II complexity test
Strict classification of structured products into 'complex' and 'non-complex' criticised
Sign up for Risk.net email alerts
Related media
Video: Highlights from OpRisk Europe 2015
Catch up with the debate at OpRisk's flagship London conference
Operational risk scenarios – Bridging the gap between risk quantification and risk management
Sponsored video: Elseware
Ethical reform, not fines, will fix banking: interview
Oxford professor David Vines argues that the carrot is as important as the stick
GRC for better business performance
Sponsored webinar: IBM
There are no comments submitted yet. Do you have an interesting opinion? Then be the first to post a comment.
Email alerts
Readers poll


text:
Comodo IceDragon
Quick Specs
Total Downloads:439,863
Date Added:Feb. 01, 2013
File Size:37MB
Downloads Last Week:3,664
Product ranking:#9 in Web Browsers
From Comodo: Comodo IceDragon is an Internet browser based on Mozilla Firefox. It features several security, performance and feature enhancements over the core build. It is fully compatible with Firefox plug-ins and extensions. IceDragon combines the freedom and functionality of Firefox with the unparalleled security and privacy of Comodo. It is fast, easy to use and light on PC resources. Scan web-pages for malware right from the browser, and experience page loads with integrated DNS service. Comodo IceDragon features several tweaks to the core Firefox build to improve both security and performance.
read more +
see all reviews +
read more +
More Products to Consider
- Explore the Web using Google's super-fast browser.Surf the Web with a browser with automatic form filler, popu...Take your bookmarks, surf internet, and experience the priva...Browse the Web with speed and an elegant interface.
- Run Java applications on your Windows computer.Try the faster browser that lets you get the most from today...Surf the Web comfortably, relying on speed, safety, and powe...Run Java applications on your Windows computer.
- Navigate the Internet using browser with powerful search, sh...Surf the Web with multi-processing browser with autofill, on...View Flash multimedia content through your browser.Take Google's Chrome browser with you on a USB stick.
- Detect trackers and control their ability to view your onlin...Explore the Web in a safe and secure way.Navigate the Web with HTTPS browser that encrypts browsing s...Scan for working online coupon codes during checkout while s...
- Manage and organize your RSS feeds and TV Shows.Protect your privacy and defend yourself against network sur...Get access to RuneScape client, world switcher, and a compl...Unblock Web sites and browse securely in Google Chrome.


text:
Personalise your news, save articles to read later and customise settings
If you have trouble accessing our login form below, you can go to our login page.
The Age
Previous thumbnails
Next thumbanils
Owner of the Pink Roadhouse Oodnadatta, Lynnie Plate (left) with her twin sister Annie Trevillian and Lynnie's dog Minnie Mack on the main street of Oodnadatta in South Australia. Photo: Dallas Kilponen
Please enter your friend's name
Please enter a valid email address
Please enter your name
Please enter your comment
Thank You.
Your email has been sent.
Fairfax cartoonists' unique view of the world.
Faced with an impossible task - to cheer loud enough to be heard by a man who had removed himself from hearing distance - Sydney Swans fans ...
Fairfax Media's talented team of Artists, illustrators and Cartoonists give us their very own humourous version of the news of the day.
Fairfax Media's talented team of artists, illustrators and cartoonists give us their very own humorous version of the news of the day.
Massive eruptions of rock and ash from a volcano in Tonga created a new baby island in January. It bubbled from the ocean about 65 ...
Sorry. An error occurred when submitting the form.
Please try again later.
Brumbies Ball
Tony Abbott and Bronwyn Bishop's cosy past
Blue Mountains bush fires
'Last Cab to Darwin' film premiere
Cartoons for Monday August 3
A selection of photos from Fairfax photographers from the week leading up to January 17, 2013. Selected images available from www.fairfaxsyndication.com. Follow us at http://twitter.com/photosSMH
Skip to:
Discover a low variable rate + no upfront or monthly fee
More Info
Plus earn 3 times the Velocity Points in first 3 months
Check it Out
On balance transfers + enjoy complimentary lounge passes
Find Out More
From 1GB and up to 13GB per month
Double Data
Compare plans now - limited time only


text:
Repeal of military gay ban looks doubtful this year
Post your comment
Comments on this article are now closed.
Reader comments
Veterans Day 2010. As YOU express your gratitude, you must never forget that the highest appreciation is not to utter words, but to live by them. It is easy to take liberty for granted, when you have never had it taken from you.
They gave me a medal for killing two men – and a discharge for loving one.
This below video is dedicated to my fellow gay and lesbian veterans who so gallantry served their country in the time of need. Many gay and lesbian service men and woman, including myself were discharged from the military for no other reason than being gay.
Thanks a lot to all the gay Americans who voted RepubliKKKlan this month. Now see what you did?
@Richard – Thank you for your service to our country. And I'm so sorry this happened to you. :-(
and yet the US military STILL work with its allies, the vast majority of whom allow openly gay/lesbian personnel to serve.
Do they keep US personnel in clingfilm to keep them safe from contamination?
These comments are un-moderated and do not necessarily represent the views of PinkNews. If you believe that a comment is inappropriate or libellous, please contact us.
More like this
Most commented this week
- 'I was told I should be hanging from a tree': Homophobia in UK hospitals 160
- A majority of Angela Merkel's party in Berlin still opposes gay marriage 81
- This crowd brought their children to watch ISIS brutally execute a 'gay' man 75
- Man organises 'straight pride' parade, blames gays when no-one turns up 65
- Watch: Black preacher takes homophobes to church with fiery pro-gay sermon 57
- Catholic Church issues ban on transgender godparents 54
- Fear not, this man has a plan to stop same-sex marriage 49
- Rainbow appears over Ethiopia as Obama arrives, terrifying homophobes 43
- Watch: Obama tells Kenyan President to stop discriminating against gay people 42
- 'Tim Farron' compares gay people to frogs on Twitter 42


text:
...I have tutored fellow classmates for the Probability P Exam and they have passed as a result. I have also passed Probability P Exam this past year. I am as comfortable tutoring this subject as I have with calculus and other subjects.
New York, NYView Tutor
...If you have the idea of what to do on a problem, you do not need to complete 10 similar problems. As such, I like to spend more time on the why than the what. If you choose me as your tutor, your math skills will improve.
New York, NYView Tutor
...It worked! This, in fact, helped get not naturally brilliant kids into selective colleges! Learning how to learn is actually the key to learning.
New Providence, NJView Tutor
...That's why I would be a great tutor. I would be here to help you with whatever academic needs you have. I have a B.A. in psychology from Franklin Pierce University and Master's degree in Mental Health Counseling from Mercy College.
New York, NYView Tutor
...I have personally scored in the 99th percentile on the SAT as well as a lengthy list of AP and SAT Subject Tests, and ACT practice tests. I have tutored students in writing for the SAT, ACT, GMAT, and LSAT. I have never scored less than 800 on the GMAT.
New York, NYView Tutor


text:
Edit hours
FedEx Office in White Plains, NY provides a one-stop shop for small businesses printing and shipping expertise and reliable customer service when and where you need it. Services include copying and digital printing, direct mail, signs and graphics, Internet access, computer rental,... (See all)
Back-to-school is on its way and there's a FedEx Office right nearby! Come in today for $3 off a $10 FedEx Ground shipment.* Read more
Save big on saving data. Get 20% off the new 16GB FedEx Office flash drive thru 7/31. While supplies last. ow.ly/PWuwd
Don't come on Saturdays. There's only one person working there that day.
Slowest place in the whole wide wolrd.


text:
NCDEX New by Trakinvest The official NCDEX application provides quotes for commodities traded on NCDEX. National Commodity & Derivatives Exchang … 500+ downloads, Rating 4.39 (54) Free
Avvai Mozhi by kalimuthu.rengaswamy Avvai Mozhi displays the Aathichoodi which is a tamil historic poem. It is a collection of single-line quotations writte … 5,000+ downloads, Rating 4.56 (88) Free
Miso Sushi by Nudge Digital Miso Sushi, in Edinburgh, will take you on a culinary short trip to Japan. Japanese cuisine is our love and passion and … 1+ downloads, Rating 0.00 (0) Free
Hangry Hippo by Tiny Developer Group Beat the hunger - or should we say HANGER - by eating all the fruits! Hangry Hippo covers four unique game modes includ … 100+ downloads, Rating 4.54 (13) Free
Snapchat Updated by Snapchat Inc Enjoy fast and fun mobile conversation! Snap a photo or a video, add a caption, and send it to a friend. They'll view it … 100,000,000+ downloads, Rating 3.96 (3605464) Free
Game Puzzle Ceria by ABC Education Studio Bermain Puzzle bisa sangat bermanfaat bagi anak-anak usia dini atau balita, permainan ini dapat membantu dalam pengemban … 100+ downloads, Rating 4.67 (3) Free
Gumtree by Gumtree UK The free Gumtree Android App lets you search millions of classified ads, from your neighbourhood and across the UK. Whe … 1,000,000+ downloads, Rating 4.30 (46822) Free
Chez Sarah by AppsVision L'application " Chez Sarah " vous offre la possibilité de consulter tous nos produits (catalogue, photos, avis…) mais … 100+ downloads, Rating 0.00 (0) Free
3D Chess Game Updated by A Trillion Games Ltd Play Chess against the computer, in 3D! Human vs AI, AI vs AI, Human vs Human! - Completely free (not a demo, no locked … 10,000,000+ downloads, Rating 4.10 (198978) Free
TV Maria Philippines by DigitalMediaPh The Roman Catholic Church recognizes the importance of keeping up with the times to reach out to a greater number of peo … 1,000+ downloads, Rating 4.88 (112) Free
ThriventCU New by Thrivent Federal Credit Union ThriventCU Mobile is wherever you take your Android mobile device. Review balance, history, and make transfers, deposit … 500+ downloads, Rating 4.60 (30) Free
Католический календарь 2014 by owlgrasp Календарь католических праздников на 2014 год. - Католические торжества - Католические праздники - Католические памя … 1,000+ downloads, Rating 3.91 (23) Free
ParaShooter by Dot Creations Do you remember the ParaTrooper game? This is similar to the classic Paratrooper game with advanced graphics and unique … 100+ downloads, Rating 4.92 (12) Free
JDM Drift Underground by AUTORUS In this Game you can Tune Cars, Drift, Ride in the City, Customize your Cars! ========================================== … 500,000+ downloads, Rating 4.24 (20190) Free
Kitchen Timer Revived by Vladyslav Shaposhnyk A renewed version of Roberto Leinardi's Kitchen Timer. Changelog: + Application reassembled to support of Android 4.0 I … 50+ downloads, Rating 5.00 (4)


text:
Cary, NC Traffic and Road Conditions
- Click or touch the map to move in different directions.
- If you do not see any markers on the map, try zooming in one or two levels using "+" on the top left side. However, they are not always available.
- Click an incident icon on the map to get more information.
Cary Traffic Alerts
Lane Narrowed on US-64 In Pittsboro
Bridge of US 64 business westbound lane over US 64 bypass will be narrowed due to bridge joint maintenance.
Start: July 27, 2015, 4:00 pm / End:July 28, 2015, 10:00 pm / Updated: July 27, 2015, 1:21 pm
Lane Closed on SR-1916 South East of Pittsboro
NCDOT Contract No. DH00165 (Turn Lane Construction Project) The project consists of grading, drainage, utility work, paving, concrete work, fence work, and pavement markings to construct a turn lane at the entrance of Arauco Panels, LLC Industrial Plant approximately 1 mile south of Old US-1.
Start: June 9, 2015, 12:00 pm / End:October 30, 2015, 9:00 pm / Updated: June 10, 2015, 3:28 pm
NCDOT on Twitter
There will be a public meeting next week for proposed changes to the Aviation Parkway exit on I-40 in Morrisville. http://t.co/B6vmXIc037
Stedman Driver License office closed tomorrow for comp upgrades. Will reopen 8am Wed. http://t.co/BlOH1qwEh9
Blasting Tuesday morning 7/28 on I-40 in Haywood Co. 30 min rolling roadblock at detonation time, scheduled between sunrise-10am.
@PickinThyme Looks like the detour was removed this morning. Here's some more info about the traffic shift. http://t.co/oWREvvbpKT
@MrFitzIt Yes, we announced the winners Friday. We've got some photos too. Check it out! http://t.co/QExD7bWaUv
Just a reminder, more shifts are coming this week on I-40 East in the #FortifyNC work zone. Know before you go http://t.co/M8zb05vftI
There is a new roundabout coming to Durham http://t.co/5cXV7NNrxy


text:
Still More Elections Coming Soon
We're not done with electoral politics yet. The last round of elections left a couple of positions vacant, and special elections are pending (uncalled yet, but expected in February).
When Michael McMahon was elected to Congress, he left his city council seat open, and seven candidates -- -- or is it nine? -- have declared for it. At least two candidates are people of color, which is noteworthy because, according to the Advance, Staten Island has of yet no "minority representative on any level of government." Liz Benjamin notes another fun fact -- "one of every four firefighters in the city lives in Staten Island" -- which makes the endorsement of McMahon's former aide Ken Mitchell by the United Firefighters Association and the Uniformed Fire Officers Association very useful. Also, he's white.
Meanwhile in Queens incoming state senator Joseph Addabbo's council seat has six takers so far; the Rockaway Wave says that, though the district is traditionally Republican, Eric Ulrich was the only contender from the GOP until Mike Ricatto jumped in this week.
And, if some people get their way, all New Yorkers may get a special election on term limits, too.
Get the This Week's Top Stories Newsletter
Every week we collect the latest news, music and arts stories — along with film and food reviews and the best things to do this week — so that you'll never miss Village Voice's biggest stories.
Sponsor Content
More News
- Here Are the New York Companies That Received the Coveted Five Medical Marijuana Licenses
Upcoming Events
Staten Island Yankees vs. Hudson Valley RenegadesThu., Aug. 6, 7:00pm
New York Yankees vs. Boston Red SoxThu., Aug. 6, 7:05pm
Yankees v. Red Sox * Premium SeatingThu., Aug. 6, 7:05pm
Yankees v. Blue Jays * Premium SeatingFri., Aug. 7, 7:05pm
- Tickets
- Sanitation Sergeant Frank Musella Dies on the Job on Staten Island
- New York's Medical Marijuana Licenses Expected to Be Awarded by Friday


text:
About Our Daily Quotes
PunditWire's daily quotes are furnished by American University School of Communication's Simpson Fellow, Rachel Coyle, who is continuing the mission of Rev. James Simpson on contemporaryquotations.org.
To learn more about Reverend James B. Simpson and his collection of quotations, please visit his page at American University.
- July 30, 2015
"Let me ask you this, if you haven't changed your mind once in 20 years, if you haven't changed your mind in 20 years on any issue, then I'll tell you, you're not a thinking, breathing, living human being."
-Chris Christie, governor of New Jersey and 2016 republican presidential candidate- responding to gun rights activists who questioned his previous stance on gun control, in an Iowa town hall event. CNN, July 25.
- July 29, 2015
"Our hearts search for answers."
-Michael Russo, pastor at Our Lady of Fatima Roman Catholic Church in Lafayette, Louisiana. His comments come days after John Russell Houser shot 11 people, two fatally, in a Lafayette movie theater. USA Today, July 26.
- July 28, 2015
"It's a historic moment."
-Carlos Alzugaray, longtime Cuban diplomat and analyst, speaking on the reopening of the Cuban Embassy in Washington, DC. The embassy has been closed since the US and Cuba severed ties in 1961. CBS News, July 20.
- July 27, 2015
"I'm the first Kenyan-American to be president of the United States. That goes without saying."
-President Barack Obama, speaking inside a Nairobi, Kenya gymnasium. CNN, July 26.
- July 26, 2015
"Kids are shorter than adults. They're not stupider."
-Mo Willems, an award-winning children's fiction writer and animator. Interview with Ask me Another host Ophira Eisenberg. NPR, February 12.
- July 25, 2015
"Mass incarceration makes our country worse off, and we need to do something about it."
-President Barack Obama- speaking on overhauling the criminal justice system. His comments were made at the El Reno Federal Correctional Institution in El Reno, Oklahoma. NPR, July 16.
- July 24, 2015
"This is a glorious day, for 70 years we wanted this."
-James Murphy, 94-year-old U.S. prisoner of war to Japan, receiving an official apology from executives of Mitsubishi Materials at the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles. Murphy was used as forced labor in the Japanese Mitsubishi copper mines during World War Two. Fox News, July 19.


text:
Reader comments
On Jayhawks honored at White House
just_another_bozo_on_this_bus 7 years, 1 month ago
"Either way, venting your political frustrations on a sports site is nothing short of preposterous."You're the one posting on a sports site. The rest of us are posting on the Journal-World news site.http://www2.ljworld.com/discussions/stories/466919/
motherof4 7 years, 1 month ago
What a wonderful honor for our KU Men's Basketball team and coaches! I am so happy for them! They deserve it!
Rickyonealku 7 years, 1 month ago
It appeared to me that both President Bush and the entire Kansas University Basketball T.E.A.M and Coach Self were having a great great time.One more time Congrats to the 2008 NCAA Mens Basketball Champions.I love sporting my KU-Champion T-shirts.
planetwax 7 years, 1 month ago
It's too bad Pinochet and Milton Friedman didn't get their chance with Jayhawks.
cowgomoo 7 years, 1 month ago
STOP FEEDING THE TROLLS! Just ignore them. Don't respond. If it's vulgar, suggest removal. Take a stand for civility now.Go Hawks!!! What an honor and a memory of a lifetime. We're all proud of you.
ksmax 7 years, 1 month ago
lol No I am not a lesbian either, I am happily married with children and I don't need to explain myself to you.I agree that the world is going to hell...but when something good happens can we not enjoy that?? I guess I would rather wear rose colored glasses than broken ones.
ksmax 7 years, 1 month ago
impeach_bush_now....I think we can agree on that one......where the heck did that comment come from???
ClaroAtaxia 7 years, 1 month ago
Rammy,Good example of self-restrictive information gathering. A trend that does nothing but perpetuate ignorant daftness. I ask you this one question: Would it not be better to study material you disagree with so as to better rebut it?He who learns not what he dislikes, learns nothing.What Would Einstein Do?
ksmax 7 years, 1 month ago
impeach_bush_now.......Are you related to Fred Phelps??? Go preach your crap somewhere else!
Kristen Murphy 7 years, 1 month ago
I like Russell's purple tie.
ksmax 7 years, 1 month ago
You are an angry person! Can we not have a little joy in this world for once without someone screwing it up for everyone!
conservativepunker 7 years, 1 month ago
All those notable Kansans, and no Kitty-Kat or OhBoy Boyda to be seen......
Lenette Hamm 7 years, 1 month ago
Rats - you beat me to it!!! :-)Reality_Check (Anonymous) says:That's the best picture of George W. Bush that I've ever seen!
Kristen Murphy 7 years, 1 month ago
Morganlefay it was a joke. And it's still purple.
morganlefay 7 years, 1 month ago
Russell's tie isn't even ksu purple. Give it up and quit grabbing at straws, kstater. Not sorry to say, you'll never get the chance to know what a national championship feels like. :)
bearded_gnome 7 years, 1 month ago
nancy boyda wasn't there because there was good news, so she stormed out of the meeting!sad, article celebrating the amazing accomplishments of the team and coaches, and logie has to just bring in his/her bush-hate; he/she must have a very pathetic life. and some nimrod implies he'd welcome assassination, there's your blood thirsty liberals for ya!
ksmax 7 years, 1 month ago
This comment was removed by the site staff for violation of the usage agreement.
Commenting has been disabled for this item.
- Blog: Law enforcement training involves pepper spray to face, underwater diving; weekend arrest list; 911 call roundup July 27, 2015 · 12 comments
- Proposed Lawrence schools budget has first property tax increase in five years July 27, 2015 · 6 comments
- Letter: School collapse July 28, 2015 · 10 comments
- Blog: Promoter not sure now on canceling 1,000-foot water slide event in west Lawrence; city gets report on its financial health July 27, 2015 · 37 comments
- Breastfeeding in Lawrence - Celebrate World Breastfeeding Week! -- 08/01/15 at Lawrence Public Library 1 comment
- Editorial: Hub hubbub July 27, 2015 · 13 comments
- Letter: Higher wage lessons July 20, 2015 · 119 comments
- Letter: Managing risks July 25, 2015 · 30 comments
- Kansas GOP sets caucus date, gears up for 2016 July 25, 2015 · 11 comments
- Crashed truck removed from between guardrail, wall in North Lawrence July 23, 2015 · 36 comments
- Douglas County Senior Services executive director to step down July 27, 2015
- Lawrence man charged with raping two children under age 10 July 27, 2015
- Proposed Lawrence schools budget has first property tax increase in five years July 27, 2015
- Fore thoughts: Self fills in as host of Chalmers' tourney July 27, 2015
- Ugandan has a chance for a college education with the help of Lawrence residents July 27, 2015
- He's still tan after all these years May 3, 2006
- Vinland volunteers preserve library as it was in 1900 July 27, 2014


text:
Remember Miley Cyrus' Old Image?
The Science of Willow & Jaden Smith
Beyonce Isn't as Flawless as We Thought
Is Kim Kardashian Pretending to be Pregnant?
Duchess Kate's Huge Allowance is Mind Blowing
Taylor Swift Stuns Everyone by Posting Sexy Bikini Pic
See The Adorable New Snaps of Princess Charlotte
You Won't Believe What Mila Gets if Ashton Cheats on Her
These Girls Wish These Embarrassing Photos Never Leaked
11-Year-Old Slams Cheating Boyfriend With Best Text Message Comeback Ever
Kris Jenner Finally Meets Caitlyn Jenner Face-To-Face
What Does Kylie Jenner Look Like Without Makeup?
This 9-Year-Old Model Is Being Called the "Most Beautiful Girl in the World"
Did JLo Break Up America's Sweethearts?
Scott Disick Talks Baby Number 4 With Kourtney Kardashian
Ways To Fill In Your Sparse Eyebrows That Will Change Your Life
Michael Jackson's Daughter Paris Reveals Her Boyfriend
Meet The Newest Member of The Duggar Clan
Mel Gibson Is Head Over Heels For A Very Young Woman
Watch Miley Cyrus Fall Down on Stage Wearing a Fake Butt
Is Carrie Underwood's Marriage In Trouble?
Carole Radziwill On Why She Almost Quit RHONY
Caitlyn Jenner Shows Off Her Tomboy Side
Shannon Beador Drops Another Affair Truth Bomb
Rob Kardashian Has Finally Resurfaced!
Kylie Jenner Rocks Crazy Cleavage and Shows Us How She Pulled It Off
Jake Gyllenhaal Breaks His Silence on Taylor Swift
Celebrities Who Share the Same Ex
Celeb Kids Who Look Just Like Dad
Teresa Giudice Comes Clean About Posh Prison Life


text:
It's easy to get obsessed with finding The Big Idea. Here's why we need more tweakers and fixer-uppers instead.
Get Started for FREE
Sign up with Facebook Sign up with Twitter
I don't have a Facebook or a Twitter account
Your new post is loading...
Your new post is loading...


text:
Upcoming Conferences and Events
Sep 17
Oct 28-29
Nov 4-5
Dec 9-10
Apr 13-14
Featured Story
Doha GOALS Exec Producer Says Forum Will Explore Global Options After L.A. SuccessPublished in SportsBusiness Daily Global on 07 / 29 / 15
The Doha GOALS Forum will most likely be held in Doha next year, but the advisory board will explore several possibilities for the global sport conference, including holding it in other countries and hosting regional conferences, said Richard Attias, executive producer of the forum. A decision on th...
More Stories
Gibraltar Qualifier Moved To Portugal
The Gibraltar FA has confirmed that Scotland's final Euro 2016 qualifier against Gibraltar will take place in Faro, Portugal, according to STV. There were fears the match on Oct. 11, 2015 may be "moved to London because of issues Gibraltar have encountered hosting their 'home' matches at Está ...
World Cup 2015 Organizers Issue Warning
Organizers of Rugby World Cup 2015 have issued a "fresh warning to supporters that paying vastly inflated prices for tickets from unofficial secondary websites would not offer any guarantee of entry to matches at the tournament next year," according to Gavin Mairs of the London TELEGRAPH. Some ticke ...
Tags: Events and Attractions, Europe
NFL To Play Three Games In London In '15
Wembley "will host another three NFL games next year as the sport continues to expand its push" into the U.K. market, according to the BBC. The stadium hosted the Detroit Lions' 22-21 win over the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday. NFL UK Managing Dir Alistair Kirkwood said "to expect three more in 2015." K ...
Women's Tour Won't Be On Men's Course
Int'l Cycling Union (UCI) President Brian Cookson said that a women's Tour de France "running concurrently on the same course as the three-week men's race won't work for logistical reasons," according to Alex Duff of BLOOMBERG. Cookson said that it is "more feasible for a separate ...
Tags: Events and Attractions, Europe
BBL Expansion Into Canberra Off Table
Canberra "will host this summer's Big Bash League final," but the competition's GM Mike McKenna said that "potential expansion into the capital is a long way off," according to Lee Gaskin of the CANBERRA TIMES. Cricket ACT Chair Ian McNamee has stated Canberra is "ready to roll" when the BBL calls f ...
Tags: Events and Attractions, Australia
Event Notes
The South African Premier Soccer League domestic football league "has postponed this weekend's derby between Soweto giants Orlando Pirates and Kaiser Chiefs after the murder of Pirates and South Africa captain and goalkeeper Senzo Meyiwa" ( REUTERS, 10/27 ). ... The 2014 Caribbean Football Union M ...
Tags: Events and Attractions
Liverpool To Snub Sydney For Brisbane
Liverpool is "appearing more likely to shun Sydney to play in Brisbane next year -- and the angry fingers of blame are already being pointed," according to Andrew Webster of the BRISBANE TIMES. Despite some "premature chest thumping from the NSW Government in the past week, it's understood Queenslan ...
Tags: Events and Attractions, Australia
Event Notes
IPC Athletics, the int'l federation for para-athletics, announced that Dubai will stage the first IPC Athletics Asia-Oceania Championships from March 3-8, 2016. The event is part of IPC Athletics' strategy to give para-athletes more opportunities and is expected to attract 600 athletes from 45 count ...
Tags: Events and Attractions
Rugby World Cup Ticket Demand Soars
Rugby World Cup organizers said that there has been "record demand for next year's event in England and Wales, with 950,000 tickets already sold," according to Danielle Rossingh of BLOOMBERG. There were 5 million ticket applications, "including 650,000 for England versus Australia in the pool stage ...
Event Notes
IPC Athletics, the int'l federation for para-athletics, announced that the 2015 IPC Athletics Marathon World Championships will be held in London on April 26 in association with the Virgin Money London Marathon. Although the IPC Athletics World Championships will be held in Doha, Qatar in Oct. '15, ...
Tags: Events and Attractions


text:
Click here to post it!
Lion Halloween Costume.
This is just a small collection of my...
i just made all of these items out of...
cardi with granny square's
Winter Angel
Crocheted Shawl
Christmas Mouse
Glowing Colors afghan
Crochet ripple afghan
Amigurumi Mouse Cat Toy
Jackson's Blanket
Dolly and Me
John Deere Granny Square
Baby 4
Ballet Kimono
The patterns on Lion Brand Yarn site...
Teensy Sweet Set
Granny throw- worth the effort!
Homespun Arrow Lake Shawl
Circle Vest
Display Order: Newest First
Surprise Me!


text:
We'll never post without your permission.
Create your Etsy password
By registering, you confirm that you accept our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
Nice—you already have an Etsy account.
Forgot your password?
Forgot your username or email?
Reopen your account?
Apr 13, 2012
View Suhita's other Treasury lists
Apr 13, 2012
I absolutely adore this collection! Thank you so much! :)
So sweet! Love it!
Beautiful! Thank you very much for including my earrings!
Thanks so much!!
Wonderfully sweet!
Thanks for including my mug in your beautiful collection.
well done.
Delightful! Thank you for including my shoes :)
Love it!
cute theme and collection
sweet picks!
so sweet!
B E A U T I F U L ~~ I love it!!!
love this theme and the collection
^_^ I'm singing "ooh baby i like that mug" WONDERFUL choices here!
very pretty
What a perfect collection of beautiful gifts for mom!
Nice T!
Well done and beautiful!
Very nice!
beautiful collection
Previous Page
Next Page
Please enter a valid email address.
Looks like you already have an account! Please Log in to subscribe.
You've already signed up for some newsletters, but you haven't confirmed your address. Register to confirm your address.
You've been successfully signed up!
Great! We've sent you an email to confirm your subscription.
There was a problem subscribing you to this newsletter.