text:
October 10, 2015
Earlier this year, Lou Gentile introduced himself to residents of Washington County, after it was learned that, through redistricting, he would be representing them in the Ohio State Senate.
"I've had a commitment to public service; I served in the Governor's Office of Appalachia for years," the 30th District Democrat said at a June appearance in Marietta, "I served in the Ohio House and now, the Senate. I'm now anxious to earn the trust of the people in Southeast Ohio and make sure they get the representation they deserve now in Columbus."
A state supreme court decision now affirms Gentile's constituents will include Washington County residents. The high court Tuesday upheld legislative districts largely drawn up by Republicans. It rejected claims by Democrats the Republicans sought an advantage in drawing the districts, adding the state constitution doesn't require political neutrality in doing so.
State Representative Andy Thompson, just re-elected to a second term in the legislature, is pleased with the ruling, hoping it settles a dispute that has gone on nearly two years.
"The court has said this process was constitutional, and I hope we don't have to go through this constantly," said the 93rd district Republican. "I hope to know who I'm representing, and where the lines lie."
Under the current districts, Thompson now basically shares Marietta, his home town, with Democratic State Representative Debbie Phillips.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Lowest Price Guarantee
The Easton Mako Wood Hockey Blades fit tapered hockey shafts. Perfect for those players that want a traditional wood blade feel but want the responsiveness and quick shot release of a tapered hockey shaft. The Mako Wood blade has replaced the EQ50 wood blade.
- Model Year: 2012
- Heritage: Easton EQ50 wood blade
- Level of Play: Recreational to intermediate level of play
- Shaft Compatibility: Tapered shafts
- Weight: 147 grams (Based on Iginla curve)
- Construction:
- Handcrafted
- Laminated wood and fiberglass
- Hosel:
- High-grade hickory hosel
- Tapered hosel design
- Core:
- Solid wood design core
Comments: This blade is reaaly light and solid for any type of game. I play inline hockey and they work really well for me.
From: Wiktor, Brazil
Comments: Really lightweight, lighter then some composite blades. Solid enough to use for outdoor roller. IMO wood has a feel that even the highest quality composite blades can't match, but there are inconsistencies in curves with wood blades, but then you can bend curve a wood blade yourself if you want. Highly reccomend this blade, lots of patterns available and IW will do a great job of handling your order
From: Gear Executive, Fort Collins, CO
Other Items to Consider
Easton Tapered Hockey Blades Senior
The Easton Mako II Composite Hockey Blade is the premier tapered blade from Easton. This Mako blade offers a great puck feel and overall performance.Curves: 1

subset: commoncrawl


text: Photos: Ducks vs. Beavers in the Civil War at Reser Share this story email Share this story «Previous 1 of 12 Photos Next » « » Oregon Oregon St Football Oregon running back Kenjon Barner dives in for a touchdown past Oregon State defender Rashaad Reynolds during the second half of an NCAA college football game in Corvallis, Ore., Saturday, Nov. 24, 2012. Barner ran for 198 yards and two touchdowns despite leaving the game for a time with an injury as No. 5 Oregon defeated No. 16 Oregon State 48-24. (AP Photo/Don Ryan)


text:
|News » Archives
Related Links
Tuesday, April 19, 2011The Lipscomb Volleyball team has announced their schedule for the upcoming 2011 season.
Not only will next year's team have six new players, but the Lady Bisons will also play a schedule unlike any from past years.
Lipscomb will play 12 regular season matches at home in 2011, along with hosting the Atlantic Sun Championships for the first time ever. The Lady Bisons will also host a tournament with out of conference teams during Labor Day weekend.
"We are hosting a pre-conference tournament Labor Day weekend," Rosenthal said. "That is something we have never done, and then on the back end of it, we are hosting the Atlantic Sun Tournament. It is a lot of exposure for Nashville and our Lipscomb fans. I am excited about that, and I am excited about playing in front of our crowd."
Lipscomb will kick off the season in Houston on Aug. 26 in an invitational tournament that will include Houston, Xavier, and Central Arkansas. The Lady Bisons will return home to host Tennessee Tech, Charlotte, and Arkansas State in the invitational tournament.
Lipscomb will then hit the road for another pre-conference tournament at Notre Dame. The Fighting Irish will host Lipscomb along with Valparaiso and Portland in a three-day tournament.
Apart from the three tournaments, Lipscomb will host Western Kentucky, Austin Peay, and Louisville in individual regular season matches throughout the year.
The conference schedule will also have a different look in 2011.
For the first time, the Atlantic Sun has opted to create divisions among the 10 volleyball teams. Lipscomb will play in the northern division along with Belmont, ETSU, Kennesaw State, and USC Upstate. The Lady Bisons will play each of these teams both at home and away. Lipscomb will play the other five teams in the conference only once, either at home or away.
Head coach Brandon Rosenthal said the change would cut down on travel, but he would still miss aspects of playing every team twice.
"The conference is trying something new," Rosenthal said. "I hate to say that I don't like it, but I do like playing everyone home and home, the double round robin. I felt like it really created some good rivalries. "
"It is a bit disappointing, but I am glad we are getting to play everybody. In looking at what we have done over the last couple of years, we are always going to have the target on our backs."
With the losses of setter Stefine "Jake" Pease, the A-Sun Player of the Year; middle blocker Alex Kelly, A-Sun Tournament MVP; outside hitter Meghan Hinemeyer, an all-conference selection; and Elly Kaiser and Tory Ashcraft, many might suspect that Lipscomb would tone down their non-conference schedule.
However, that is far from true, and next year's schedule exemplifies Lipscomb's desire to compete in the upper echelon of the NCAA each and every season.
"Overall, one of the things that we have always said is that we want to be in that top 50 range," Rosenthal said. "We are always going to schedule that way."


text:
Founded in 2002 by Joy Han and her husband, James Kim, Voom by Joy Han is a classic brand that is sure to never go out of style. Starting at the very young age of seven, Joy began to sew doll sized replicas of the couture bridal dresses in her mothers salon. Seeing the talent in her daughter at such a young age, Joys mother sent her to study fashion design abroad. With a full scholarship to the American Intercontinental University, Joy received her bachelors degree in fashion design in 1998. Beginning her first line in 2002, Joy Han created Voom and with it the new style genre Twisted Vintage, a retro inspiration to modern sportswear. This new style was all about creating fashionable pieces that transcend both seasons and trends, allowing women to wear these pieces over and over and save themselves a little bit of money in the process. Featured in numerous publications including Elle Italia, Lucky, Glamour, Marie Claire, Cosmopolitan, and InStyle and seen on celebrities like Jessica Simpson, Eva Longoria, Miley Cyrus, and Selena Gomez, Voom by Joy Han is always on trend. And found in over 600 boutiques across the globe, make sure to keep your eye out for a Voom sale today!
Featuring bright art-deco graphics, fun baby-doll dresses, and luxurious floral prints, Voom by Joy Han gives you a contemporary glamorous look while hinting at a vintage style from generations past. From funky bright peacock prints to bold black and gold chain prints, a Voom top is sure to get you noticed. Made with soft silky fabrics, this collection is perfect for an easy day to night outfit. Whether you are grocery shopping or dancing the night away, these pieces will keep you looking fabulous.
For more day to night tops, check out our entire collection.
Top Sizes X-Small Small Medium Large X-Large


text:
Sort type: [Top] [Newest]
I fell in love with this jet the moment I set eyes on it at Oshkosh. Glad to finely see it is in production.
They are right across the runway from where I work, here at Piedmont Triad International Airport in Greensboro. I've had the opportunity to watch the Hondajets as they were developed from their first prototype, back when they were renting hangar space from a local FBO. I have watched them buld their facility, and seen their planes fly in and out numerous times. I've had several opportunities to look at them "up close and personal", and I know a few people that work there. It's been fascinating watching their progression to production, and I wish them every good fortune.
You work there? Where do you think is the best place for watching aircraft?
Old Oak Ridge Road, at the intersection with Inman, just off the approach of 23L. There's a dirt parking area across the street from the airport fence. Do NOT park on the road, especially on the fence side!
Oh... I've always been spotting from near the TIMCO hangars or beside the main passenger terminal. Thanks.
You get a great view of the planes from Old Oak Ridge, especially if they're landing on 23L. They practically go right over your head!
But the plane is very small. Is it not?
It's designed to carry 5 or 6 passengers plus crew, more or less in line with other aircraft in the "Very Light Jet" class. It's designed to cruise at 420 kt., at FL300, with a range of about 1200 miles. Not bad for a "little plane"...
Seats 4 with option for a side facing 5th. Has full lav which is rare for this size aircraft. Cruise is 425 kts at FL 410. Range with 4 is aprox 985 nm. Greensboro to Oshkosh has one stop in the proof of concept model (Blue).


text:
Quality CareFind out why Mayo Clinic is the right place for your health care. Make an appointment.
Meet the StaffFind a directory of doctors and departments at all Mayo Clinic campuses. Visit now.
Research and Clinical TrialsSee how Mayo Clinic research and clinical trials advance the science of medicine and improve patient care. Explore now.
Visit Our SchoolsEducators at Mayo Clinic train tomorrow's leaders to deliver compassionate, high-value, safe patient care. Choose a degree.
Professional ServicesExplore Mayo Clinic's many resources and see jobs available for medical professionals. Get updates.
Give to Mayo ClinicHelp set a new world standard in care for people everywhere. Give now.
Mayo Clinic offers appointments in Arizona, Florida and Minnesota and at Mayo Clinic Health System locations.
Subscribe to Housecall
Our general interest e-newsletter keeps you up to date on a wide variety of health topics.
At Mayo Clinic, we take the time to listen, to find answers and to provide you the best care.
Treatment for mouth cancer depends on your cancer's location and stage, as well as your overall health and personal preferences. You may have just one type of treatment, or you may undergo a combination of cancer treatments. Discuss your options with your doctor.
Surgery for mouth cancer may include:
Surgery carries a risk of bleeding and infection. Surgery for mouth cancer often affects your appearance, as well as your ability to speak, eat and swallow. Your doctor may refer you to specialists who can help you cope with these changes.
Radiation therapy uses high-energy beams, such as X-rays, to kill cancer cells. Radiation therapy can be delivered from a machine outside of your body (external beam radiation) or from radioactive seeds and wires placed near your cancer (brachytherapy).
Radiation therapy may be the only treatment you receive if you have an early-stage mouth cancer. Radiation therapy can also be used after surgery. In other cases, radiation therapy may be combined with chemotherapy. This combination increases the effectiveness of radiation therapy, but it also increases the side effects you may experience. In cases of advanced mouth cancer, radiation therapy may help relieve signs and symptoms caused by the cancer, such as pain.
Side effects of radiation therapy to your mouth may include dry mouth, tooth decay, mouth sores, bleeding gums, jaw stiffness, fatigue and red, burn-like skin reactions.
Chemotherapy is a treatment that uses chemicals to kill cancer cells. Chemotherapy drugs can be given alone, in combination with other chemotherapy drugs or in combination with other cancer treatments. Chemotherapy may increase the effectiveness of radiation therapy, so the two are often combined.
Side effects of chemotherapy depend on which drugs you receive. Common side effects include nausea, vomiting and hair loss.
Targeted drugs treat mouth cancer by altering specific aspects of cancer cells that fuel their growth. Cetuximab (Erbitux) is one targeted therapy approved for treating head and neck cancers in certain situations. Cetuximab stops the action of a protein that's found in many types of healthy cells, but is more prevalent in certain types of cancer cells.
Other targeted drugs are being studied in clinical trials. Targeted drugs can be used in combination with chemotherapy or radiation therapy.
Mayo Clinic is a not-for-profit organization. Proceeds from website advertising help support our mission. Mayo Clinic does not endorse non-Mayo products and services.
Check out these best-sellers and special offers on books and newsletters from Mayo Clinic.
Any use of this site constitutes your agreement to the Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy linked below.
A single copy of these materials may be reprinted for noncommercial personal use only. "Mayo," "Mayo Clinic," "MayoClinic.org," "Mayo Clinic Healthy Living," and the triple-shield Mayo Clinic logo are trademarks of Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research.
We comply with the HONcode standard for trustworthy health information: verify here.


text:
Home > Middle School > Middle School Community
danegrl January 1, 2009
Hello, I was wondering if anyone has knowledge of what the law is on writing an IEP in wisconsin. My son was tested by the public school system last year again and received an "IEP meeting" however I was told that because he was going to a private school and not the public school they will not write an IEP for him. They did wonderful testing and were fully involved in the diagnosis so to speak, but would not make nor suggest how to progress or write an official IEP for the year for him.
(At the last testing by the public school in a different district when he was just 7, the same testing revealed the same LDs and an IEP was written.)
Just wondered if anyone had more information on public vs. private school IEP law.
Sort by: Oldest first | Newest first
dhfl143 January 1, 2009
Thank you! You will begin to receive newsletters from us shortly.
Great work! Only one more step. Now we just need you to verify your email address. Please click on the link in the email we just sent you to complete your registration.
Great work! Only one more step. Now we just need you to verify your email address. Please click on the link in the email we just sent you to submit your review.
Please click on the link in the verification email we just sent you to complete your change of email address.
Whoops! It looks like we still need to verify your email. To do so, please click on the link in the email we sent you. Can't find the e-mail? Click the button below and we'll send you a new one.
Thanks for registering. Welcome to GreatSchools, the largest online community committed to improving educational outcomes through parental involvement.
Thanks for verifying your updated email address.
Oops! That email verification link has expired. Please click the button below to receive a new one.
Create an account to submit your answers.
Sign in with an existing GreatSchools account or using Facebook:
Your review has been posted to GreatSchools.
Welcome to GreatSchools!
For principals and school officials, we offer a special Enhanced School Profile (ESP) which allows you to update and add information about your school, as well as respond to reviews. If you are a school official, click Continue to start.
Please note that it can take up to 48 hours for your comment to be posted to our site. While you're here, we'd like to invite you to fill out a survey on your school's programs, activities, and extracurriculars. It only takes a few minutes and will help parents get a full picture of your school.
Continue to compare the schools you have already selected or Edit schools to change your selection.
Get started now! You have successfully registered and can now start updating your Official School Profile. The information you provide is extremely valuable in helping parents and students learn more about your school, so thanks for taking the time!
Oops! You haven't verified your email address yet. To do so, please click on the link in the email we sent you. Can't find the email? Click the button below to receive a new one.
Get timely updates for , including performance data and recently posted user reviews.


text:
If you can't uninstall it, then just disable it. That would be a lot simpler.
http://www.icra.org/support/contentadvisor/#3 ...states that
3.3 How do I remove Content Advisor?
Content Advisor is part of Microsoft Internet Explorer, not a separate piece of software that you can uninstall.
However, as there is a link to this website within Content Advisor, ICRA receives a number of requests for help with Microsoft's software due to a single problem that has several different symptoms, including:
* Content Advisor has enabled itself and assigned itself a password;
* Internet Explorer is giving 'Error - missing information" messages when the browser is started;
* Content Advisor is not being disabled even after the correct procedure is followed;
* Content Advisor is not storing settings or Approved Sites list correctly;
* Content Advisor is not filtering any sites, even ones I have marked as Never being accessible through the Approved Sites list.
If you are running Windows 2000 or Windows XP you will need to contact Microsoft support directly for help with this.
If you are running Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows NT or Windows ME the problem can be solved by following a number of steps for which we have provided step by step guides. Please choose from the links below.
Next steps:
* If you are using Windows 95, Windows 98 or Windows NT, please click here.
* If you are using Windows ME please click here.
* If you are using any other version of Windows, please see Microsoft support
....I am using Internet Explorer 6 in Win XP SP 2...How do i remove the content advisor?
ya , how
have you tried the disable link first sameface?
My Website: http://ttgale.com
My Website Uptime: http://img.uptimeprj.com/holastickbo...dee9bae2e2.png
My Server Specs: AMD Athlon X2 3800+, 2gb DDR2 RAM, 1.5TB HDD, Ubuntu 9.10
My Gaming PC: Intel Core 2 Duo 2.93ghz, 4gb DDR2 RAM, 9800GTX+
Tap on Start and pick Run.
Sort in RegEdit and select OK.
Click the in addition to sign for H_KEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
Proceed down through:
Tap on the Ratings envelope.
In the right sheet of the RegEdit window, you'll see a symbol called Key.
Tap on it and press Delete.
Exit the registry proofreader
Restart the PC and run Internet Explorer once more.


text:
Want full access?
Current subscriber?Activate
Have an account? Login
Mark Coleman caught this kingfish on July 15 over 20 miles off the Marco Caxsambas Pass area. His friend David Bostick was driving the boat.
A 24-inch redfish caught by Tom Davis in Estero Bay after co-captain Joe Shannon put him on the fish. Nothing better than catching dinner and having it be redfish!
Cindy Baird, of Bonita Springs, caught this 26-and-a-half-inch red grouper on November 5 using a pinfish while fishing 39 miles offshore of Bonita Beach with recreational fisherman Gregg Bedell.
Cindi Baird, of Bonita Springs, caught this 38-and-a-half-pound cobia on November 4 on a pinfish while fishing 28 miles offshore from Bonita Beach with recreational fisherman Gregg Bedell.
Vince DeLuca, 86 years young, landed this 39-inch, 20-pound snook with help from his son Mike. He caught this snook using shrimp under a cork and some local advice from the very helpful woman who works at South Bay Marina. The fish was caught after a 20-minute battle on calm waters at 4:30 p.m. on October 20 off a dock on Oak Ave. in Naples.
Captain Mike Avinon and Denny Solomen with a 53-pound black grouper that they caught recently offshore of Naples. They also caught red grouper and mangrove snapper on the trip.
Andy Potts and Parker Potts, 9, caught these two nice red fish in the Ten Thousand Islands on November 4 using live shrimp.
Ryan, Jose, Bud and Fil landed this 52-pound amberjack during early November. They caught it about 40 miles off Bonita Beach.
Joe Parker caught this 50-pound, 50-inch cobia during a sunny day aboard the Kudu 2.
Jason Gilbert caught this 34-and-a-half-inch, 28-pound gag grouper during a sunny day on the Kudu 2.


text:
Steam discounts Mortal Kombat games ahead of Mortal Kombat X release
Now that we have an official release date for the Xbox 360 and PS3 version of Mortal Kombat X, we can turn our attention to... Read More
Now that we have an official release date for the Xbox 360 and PS3 version of Mortal Kombat X, we can turn our attention to... Read More
Can you believe we're already in week five of Sony's PlayStation Spring Fever sale? Time flies when you're... Read More
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is thanking its mobile players for helping Injustice: Gods Among Us reach a big... Read More
NetherRealm Studios' well-received fighting game Injustice: Gods Among Us will be coming to Sony's next-gen... Read More
It appears that Warner Bros. Interactive and NetherRealm Studios may be packaging their comic-based fighter, Injustice: Gods... Read More
Now you see me now you don't. Zatanna is one of DC's greatest magicians. Choosing to hide in plain sight when it... Read More
Due to the success of last months 'Batgirl Challenge' in the iOS version of Injustice: Gods Among Us, Warner... Read More
I deredisnoc gnitirw siht elohw tsop sdrawkcab... but I decided not to. Me thinks it's actually more annoying to write... Read More
As the first DLC fighter not part of the game's Season Pass, it was recently announced that Martian Manhunter will... Read More
Mars bro has been lurking in the background for too long in Injustice: Gods Among Us. It's time for the good Martian... Read More
If you're a long time Superman fan or have recently watched the new Man of Steel movie, you are more than familiar... Read More
While I was busy at E3 last week, late night host Conan O'Brien was reviewing Injustice: Gods Among Us as part of... Read More
Scorpion is set to enter the world of Injustice: Gods Among Us on June 11, Warner Bros. Interactive announced today.... Read More
It was leaked about a month ago that Scorpion would be a DLC character in Injustice: Gods Among Us. As the Mortal Kombat... Read More
I'll be the first to admit, I'm not too familiar with Batgirl. Truth be told, I'm not really into comic books.... Read More
Notable moves Dwn-Dwn+M (Running Man Stance) Fwd+M or Fwd+H is great for quick high/low mixups. note: *Not safe on... Read More
ESCRIMA Stance: (Video above) Spinning Heel Kick (Up+H) *overhead* or Bird's Nest (Up+H-Dwn+H) *low* Great tool for... Read More
In 1988, within the graphic novel The Killing Joke, the Joker attempted to make Commissioner Gordon to lose his mind. In... Read More
Poor Wii U. No matter how much it tries to compete with the real consoles, it just can't. Not when add-on content... Read More
The world's premiere fighting game tournament, Evolution, has announced that Injustice: Gods Among Us, will join... Read More


text:
Къде да отседнем
+66 7563 7344-7
+66 7563 7347
Relax into the natural flow of sea and sky. Drift in lazy spirals. Surround yourself with the rhythm of stillness and space between the stars.
Forget living in the box. Soothe your soul within the flowing curves of our Hotelss, nestled snugly on a tranquil lake. You can overlook a shimmering space.
Enjoy and be at peace at Peace laguna resort & spa...a perfect harmony!
No. of units : 78
High Season : November - April
Low Season : May - October
The closest destination to this result :
See & Do in Krabi :


text:
Want full access?
Current subscriber?Activate
Have an account? Login
The 6-foot senior capped his high school career with a flourish. Karen finished the season with a 30-1 record at No. 1 singles to lead Camarillo to the Pacific View League title. Karen captured the PVL individual singles title and reached the quarterfinals of the CIF-Southern Section individuals. He was named the PVL's Most Valuable Player. Karen enjoys eating In-N-Out, Toppers Pizza and Jersey Mike's. His favorite movie is "Don't Mess with the Zohan," his favorite band is Task Force and his favorite athlete is Novak Djokovic. Karen will play at UC Santa Barbara.
The 5-foot-10 sophomore was a stalwart in singles for Westlake this season. Gottlieb finished with a 29-4 record to help the Warriors capture a share of the Marmonte League title. Gottlieb was named the Marmonte League's Most Valuable Player. Gottlieb enjoys going to the beach, watching "The Big Bang Theory" and eating sushi. His favorite movie is "Gladiator," his favorite athlete is Roger Federer and his favorite college team is UCLA.
The 5-foot-11 senior provided strong play and leadership for Calabasas this season. Swerdlick finished with a 40-4 record at No. 1 singles to help the Coyotes capture a share of the Marmonte League title. He won the Marmonte League individual singles title and was a first-team all-league selection. The honor roll student enjoys watching "Family Guy," eating sushi and hanging out with friends. His favorite movie is "Black Hawk Down," his favorite singer is Wiz Khalifa and his favorite athlete is Rafael Nadal. Swerdlick will play at Skidmore College in New York.
The 5-foot-10 junior provided a steady presence in the singles lineup for the Warriors. Loh finished the season with a 26-10 record to help Westlake capture a share of the Marmonte League title. He was a first-team all-Marmonte League selection and finished in third place in the league's individual doubles tournament. Loh was a member of the school's third-place academic decathlon team. He finished first individually in literature, second in math and third in social science and art. Loh enjoys playing the violin, watching "NCIS" and reading. His favorite movie is "Iron Man," his favorite food is Chinese and his favorite athlete is Roger Federer.
Thousand Oaks
The 6-foot-5 senior provided power at the top of the lineup for the Lancers this season. Solonin finished with a 20-4 record as the No. 1 singles player for Thousand Oaks. He was a first-team all-Marmonte League selection. Solonin enjoys going to the beach, playing basketball and eating sushi. His favorite movies are "Jerry Maguire" and "Forrest Gump," his favorite athletes are Roger Federer and Kobe Bryant and his favorite band is the Red Hot Chili Peppers. Solonin will play at Pepperdine.
Oak Park
The 5-foot-10 freshman provided an instant punch to the Oak Park lineup this season. Goulak finished the season with a 23-4 singles record. He was a first-team all-Tri-Valley League selection and was named his team's Most Valuable Player. Goulak enjoys swimming, listening to the Red Hot Chili Peppers and watching ESPN. His favorite movie is "Die Hard," his favorite food is potatoes and his favorite athlete is Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
The 6-foot-2 junior was a dominant force atop the singles lineup for the Sharks. Rapoport finished with a 24-1 record and captured the Tri-Valley League individual singles title for the second straight year. Rapoport has a 4.0 unweighted GPA and is ranked in the top five in his class. He is the HOBY leadership representative for Malibu and helped bring Sparrow Clubs USA to the school. Rapoport's favorite movie is "Inception," his favorite band is KnowMads and his favorite athlete is Andy Murray.
The 5-foot-7 junior played through an injury to still perform at a high level for the Coyotes. Klein finished the season with 20-2 record in doubles and 7-1 record in singles to help the Coyotes capture a share of the Marmonte League title. Klein reached the final of the Marmonte League individual singles championship, and was a first-team all-league selection. Klein is an honor roll student who enjoys traveling and eating pizza. His favorite movie is "Ferris Bueller's Day Off," his favorite TV show is "Suits" and his favorite athlete is Rafael Nadal.
Oaks Christian
The 5-foot-6 junior was nearly unbeatable in league play for the Lions this season. Bondar only lost one match in the Tri-Valley League to help Oaks Christian capture the league title. Bondar lost in the semifinals of the individual league singles championships. He is a top 10 scholar at Oaks and received awards for the best student in history, math and Spanish. He enjoys swimming, golfing and watching "The Big Bang Theory." His favorite food is cheesecake, his favorite athlete is Gael Monfils and his favorite team is the Calgary Flames.


text:
Veronica Gamba >> See More Playmates
Galleries in Full HD!
Galleries in Full HD!
AMBITIONS: To become an Oscar-winning actress. TURN-ONS: A well-defined body, fast cars, all types of dancing. TURNOFFS: Lima beans, rude people, waiting in line. FAVORITE MOVIES: Flashdance, Rocky III, E.T., Sound of Music, Tess. FAVORITE FOODS: Burritos, lobster, s...
Get this complete pictorial in stunning resolution & HD video! View Full Gallery!


text:
- Error
LifeGroups are small groups of students (6-10) who meet with adult leaders (1 or 2) on Sunday mornings (@ 9:20am) to talk about Life. Specifically, these groups meet to apply to their everyday lives, what God has been teaching them throughout the week. It's a fun, safe, encouraging environment.
We don't want you to just come to UNITE (or an event) and never meet other students who can walk through life with you. Life was not meant to be alone, and neither was your spiritual life. This is where Proverbs 27:17 is lived out - "as iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another". Come do Life with us!


text:
Keurig K-Cup Machines Products:
Keurig B155 K-Cup BrewerKeurig B155 Home Office Brewer lets you brew a single cup of coffee from K-Cups, allowing you to enjoy coffee on demand from your Keurig B155 Home Office single cup coffee maker.
Learn More$249.95Qty.
Keurig B145 Holiday BundleThe Keurig B145 Holiday Bundle is a great gift at a great value, enjoy this high quality commercial grade coffee machine with 4 24ct Boxes of K-cups. This package would normally sell for 189.95, we are offering a special holiday price of only 149.95. This package makes a great starter set for any coffee enthusiast, it also a great gift for any coffee drinker. This package will not last long so take advantage of it while supplies last. Learn More
Regular Price: $189.95
Special Price $149.951 countQty.
Keurig B145 Home Office Pro BrewerThe Keurig B145 Home Office Pro Brewer is a K-Cup coffee maker capable of brewing in under one minute in high volume coffee consumption environments. Learn More$129.99Qty.
Coffee For Less carries a wide variety of distinctive Keurig K-Cup Brewers and Keurig Single Cup K-Cup Machines alongside our authentic gourmet coffees, Keurig K-Cup, Tassimo Pod refills, and quality coffee makers. Coffee Machines such as Keurig K-Cup Machines are delivered alongside your standard coffee, tea, or single serve K-Cup refills when you place your order at once, ensuring your home, office, or restaurant beverage service is stocked with Keurig K-Cup Brewers and Keurig Single Cup K-Cup Machines .


text:
|A Raffle For A: Unicorn Drinking Horn
Hey everyone!
Alpha Coders is proud to announce support for Hindi on Wallpaper Abyss! If you happen to be fluent in both Hindi and English, we would LOVE your help! If you have any questions please email us at firstname.lastname@example.com. We've had great success translating Wallpaper Abyss into the languages people love, and hope Hindi progresses along well :D
Wallpaper Abyss is one of the best computer wallpaper websites in the world
Art Abyss is a wonderful art sharing community
Have a camera? Enjoy sharing the things you capture with your lense? Photography Abyss is the place for you!
Game Abyss is a place to keep track your games. Stay up-to-date and organized!
Movie Abyss is a place to keep track of your movie library, watch for new movies, and view movie info!
TV Abyss is a place to keep track of your tv show library, watch for new tv shows, and view tv show info!
Gif Abyss is a great place to find and share gifs
Meme Abyss lets you create memes, find memes, and share them. Try our meme generator! It's easy :D
Pic Abyss is a place to share images. Some images don't fit into other categories - wallpaper, art, etc. If it's a collection of colors it can find a home here :D
Need an impressive Facebook cover? Look no further!
Inspiration awaits!
Personalize your presence on forums around the internet!
Send E-Cards to anyone you want to thank, or otherwise appreciate.
A nice index of popular people here at Alpha Coders
Image Hosting!
Make sure you get the best price by tracking prices, receiving notifications when prices fall.
Book Abyss is a place to keep track of your library, view book info, and keep up-to-date on your favorite authors
Video Abyss is a place to share your own videos, or embed videos from other sites you find interesting!


text: Dynojet Research has been producing high-performance after-market gear and diagnostic tools for the motorcycle world for nearly 40 years. At this point, Dynojet is one of the leading manufacturers of performance enhancement tools and products. The Power Commander series from Dynojet Research has been an absolute home run in the community, helping riders achieve peak performance from their bikes.


text:
Two Price women were killed and three other passengers were seriously hurt in a one-car rollover Thursday on S.R. 6 in Spanish Fork Canyon.
The Utah Highway Patrol reported that passengerTanya Hoyt, 27, was dead at the scene. Driver Crystalee Wagner, 36, was evacuated by medical helicopter to Timpanogos Hospital, where she died.
According to eyewitness Robert Andresen of Spanish Fork, both women were ejected as the vehicle rolled at least three times. UHP reports, however, that Ms. Wagner was wearing a seat belt.
A third victim, a 14-year-old girl still unidentified, was helicoptered to Primary Children's Medical Center.Two other victims, described by Andresen as a man and woman, were rushed by ambulance from the scene.
Two other passengers, a four-year-old girl and a toddler, appeared to be not seriously hurt, according to the witness.
Rescuers had to extricate the survivors from the crushed vehicle.
The rollover occured at about milepost 184.5 shortly before noon. According to the UHP, traffic was backed up because of an earler accident further west. The 1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee was traveling westbound as it rounded a curve and encountered the stopped vehicles. The driver was unable to stop.
Andresen, who watched the tragedy unfold in his rearview mirror, said the Jeep swerved off the right side of the road, skidded up a steep hillside and rolled several times.
Andresen said a nurse and an off-duty EMT helped him in trying to assist the victims before emergency responders arrived.
The other crash that precipitated the traffic jam happend several hours earlier, when a swerving car crashed head-on into another vehicle, severely injuring two people. A relative of the driver of the out of control vehicle said that the driver was diabetic and apparently had gone into shock.


text:
If you choose platinum for you engagement ring, you should make sure it has "900plat" (or "950 Plat") stamp; this means that the metal is 90% (or 95%) pure.
24 carat gold (24k) is 100% pure gold - it is not alloyed with any other metals.18k gold is 75% pure. 14k gold is 58.3% pure. and 10k gold (the lowest legal amount)is 41.7% pure.
Free Shipping on Orders of $245 or More
Military Discount


text:
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
Some more neat-o's!
Here is an addendum to my previous post, if you will ... 3 more neat-o's to add to my collection!
First, every March the team over at the Stitchin' Heaven Howdy blog hosts a Tribute to Male Quilters. I was so excited to be asked by Nicole to be featured again alongside some really talented men, including Ryan, Charlie, Gene, Matt, Greg, and many more. Here's the post in case you want to check it out. Thanks again, Nicole & the Stitchin' Heaven team!
Second, I received a really nice email from Jan, who blogs at Another Hatchett Job about my Split Nine-Patch pattern from the Moda Bake Shop. Her aunt has been sewing her whole life, but only recently started quilting and has become a huge fan of the patterns featured on the MBS. She's already made two quilts from my pattern!! Wow, I am flattered. Though her aunt doesn't blog, Jan has posted pictures of the quilts here. (That's one of them shown above.) Thanks for letting me know, Jan!
Finally, I was reading a book with my daughter yesterday in a doctor's office waiting room when I came across this charming little illustration of a quilty quail family. Isn't it great? Of course, I love that the whole family, including Papa Quail, is in on the act. It's taken from an Ed Emberley ABC alphabet book. Just wanted to share it with y'all!
Have you had any neat-o moments recently? I'd love to hear about it. Trust me, it's fun to share!
6 comments:
What a fabulous book! I love how crafts are secretly popped into kids books sometimes.ReplyDelete
That is one pretty quilt! Love the colours.
that book kills me, Ed is one of my favorite authors. I love quilts so much...maybe a quail mini quilt is in order!ReplyDelete
That quilt is beautiful (I just went and checked out the blog and the other one is too), and I would absolutely love to own that book! Just another thing to add to my list when hunting at the thrift store.ReplyDelete
well that's just 'neat-o'!!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh! I just spent WAY too much time on your blog!! I stumbled across it from p.s. I quilt, and have been sitting at the computer FOREVER! You have some FANTASTIC stuff on here! I'm very new to quilting, and some of your tutorials make it look so easy! I want to try them all! :)ReplyDelete
Ed is the best!ReplyDelete


text:
- Home
- News
- Sports
- Classifieds
- Obituaries
- Special Sections
- Games
- Local Guide
Sports writers
Woonsocket High head coach Carnell Henderson believes it, and so does Shea mentor Dino Campopiano.
Both understand that those teams that make up the state's Division I is still superior in talent, but that the league in which they compete is the toughest from top to bottom.
Really, who can argue? This season, the Villa Novans will face in their II-A bracket the likes of Coventry, Chariho, Johnston and Mount Hope, while Campopiano's Raiders will have the task of battling defending league champion Cumberland, St. Raphael, North Kingstown, Central and Rogers in II-B.
"It's so competitive and so deep, it's really hard to do well," Campopiano stated at a recent practice at Max Read Field. "Obviously, Division I is still the cream of the crop, but D-II, I believe, is the most competitive because that's where most of the teams fit.
"Of course, I'm talking about most of the boys' sports," he added with a grin. "I can't speak for the females."
Likewise, most teams in the Blackstone Valley area (five) belong to that second tier, and all of them will begin action tonight and Saturday. How they fare should indicate how well they're conditioned and prepared for the task at hand.
To discover more about your squad of choice and what it may deliver this fall, these thumbnail sketches on each should help.
Nickname: Warriors
Head coach: Jeff Lapierre (first year)
2012 results: 4-8 overall, 3-5 Division IV
Key players: Alex Gonzalez, senior, C/LB/DT; Malik Velasquez, junior, QB/DB; Julian Soares, senior, TE/FS; Israel Hernandez, senior, WR/SS; Danny Teixeira, junior, OT/OLB; Carlos Hernandez, freshman, WR/DE; Chris Fontes, sophomore, C/DT; Luis Gracia, sophomore, RB/CB; John Valdez, junior, OT/DT; Jared Ferreira, junior, WR/LB.
Outlook: The Warriors return only a few starters on each side of the ball, so they're rather young and inexperienced, but Lapierre loves how a core group of players have taken it upon themselves to mentor their younger teammates at their positions. He indicated those who have provided such leadership include Velasquez, Gonzalez and Ferreira. In an Injury Fund scrimmage on Sept. 5, CF suffered a 35-0 beating to Division I foe Tolman, but Lapierre's crew looked fantastic on its opening drive, not so good on ensuing possessions.
Coach Lapierre's take: "Certainly, our goal is to make the playoffs, just like always. I'm not going to minimize how young we are overall, but we do have some upperclassmen to lead the way. I'm sure you've heard this before – call it a rehearsed answer – but we've got to get better every day. We have to tighten up the loose screws, figure out why we weren't so successful in the Injury Fund game. We've watched game films and pointed out to the players why we weren't successful on this or that play. We're hoping that we get better (in practices) before we face Middletown, (its opponent tonight at 7 at Gaudet Middle School).
Nickname: Clippers
Head coach: Chris Skurka
2012 results: 12-1 overall, 8-0 Division II
Key players: Chris Hayes, senior, TE/LB; Josh Pizzarelli, senior, OG/DE; Kyle Masse, senior, WR/CB; Joe Fine, junior, FB/LB; Tyler Calabro, junior, QB/FS; John Sikie, senior, OT/DE; Jared Talbert, junior, RB.
Outlook: Skurka explained he has five offensive returning starters and six defensively from a team that raked all D-II foes and compiled an amazing 12-1 overall mark (the lone defeat a 7-6 verdict to Cranston West in its non-league opener. His 2012 Clippers also crushed Westerly (41-6) and West Warwick (48-12) in two playoff tilts before trouncing Thanksgiving Day rival Woonsocket (again), 49-0, in the Super Bowl last December. His club outscored its opponents, on average, 36-6.
Coach Skurka's take: "The season we had, I think it was good for the town. The kids who won that championship worked so hard, and I was more pleased for them. We had set the goal the year before to win the title, especially after losing the semifinal to Chariho, 14-7. (The seniors') goal as juniors was to get back to the semis, and then go from there. This time, it's going to take the kids taking it one game at a time, just like last season. You can't look ahead. You've got to stay healthy; last year, we were blessed with very few injuries, and we're going to need the same luck this time."
Nickname: Saints
Head coach: Mike Sassi
2012 results: 6-4 overall, 5-2 Division II. (lost to Woonsocket, 29-28, in quarterfinal)
Key players: Kevin Garcia, senior, OG/DL; Josh Alves, senior, FB/MLB; Emmanuel Leake, senior, QB/CB; Alfred Dorbor, junior, RB, DB; James Kelly, junior, RB/FS; Bob Bracken, senior, TE/LB; Kaleel Harley, sophomore, WR/SS.
Outlook: That triple-overtime defeat to the Villa Novans last still doesn't sit well with Sassi, but he says this new group is working hard and has a desire to improve. He returns only three offensive and defensive starters, but almost all are at the skill positions, including Leake, Alves and Garcia, his tri-captains. He admitted he and his staff tried four different centers to bolster the offensive line, but senior Gage Crossett has looked good, so has made the move from guard.
Coach Sassi's take: "It's still too early to tell just how young we are on the offensive line; our left guard is sophomore Josh Johnson, and our right tackle a first-year kid and hockey player, (junior) Nathan Duffy, and they're not bad. We're still a work in progress, but we're getting better. Like the Red Sox, we have a lot of hard-working kids; we're just going to have to open some holes to get our backs some openings. As for (signal caller) Leake, we also have to give him time to find the open receivers. He started seven or eight games last season, so it's time for him to step up. Bracken brings some toughness to our team, and he leads by example. We'll see how the early part of the season goes."
Nickname: Raiders
Head coach: Dino Campopiano
2012 results: 5-5 overall (3-4 Division II)
Key players: Ty'Shon Ashe, senior, QB/FS; Lee McCarty, senior, WR/LB/QB; Evan Mathias, junior, RB/LB; Kevin Lopes, senior, WR/LB; Alfred Dorbor, senior, RB/CB; Mommadou Mbaye, junior, RB/CB; Jared Mainville, junior, DE; Leandro DeBrito, sophomore, WR/DE/K; Bryan Mosqueira, sophomore, OL/DL; Yanique Duarte, freshman, RB.
Outlook: The Raiders eked out a 7-0 victory over Woonsocket in their Injury Fund meeting on Sept. 5, and displayed both speed and aggressiveness both offensively and defensively. On the downside, Campopiano has only two starters returning, and none on the offensive line. For Shea to be successful, those comprising that line must give Ashe time to work his magic with his arm, and his backfield mates holes to penetrate. How quickly the coach's youngsters jell will go along way in dictating the Raiders' success moving the ball, and getting off the field defensively. He loves how the freshman Duarte has looked in preseason workouts; Campopiano claimed he's a tough runner with good speed and can "cut on a dime."
Coach Campopiano's take: "I hate calling my teams young, but this on is as fvar as experience goes. Still, they've done a great job all through camp. They're working hard and doing everything I or my coaches have asked them. I think we have a lot of team speed, but the line hasn't seen much time on the varsity level. They're working their butts off, and they're doing everything they can to get better. You can't ask for more than that."
Nickname: Lions
Head coach: Dave Waycott
2012 results: 0-8, Division III
Key players: Tyge Joyce, Senior OL/DB; Cory Gaskell, Senior RB/LB; Giovanni Gray, Senior OL/DL; Joshua Etienne, Senior OL/DL; Daniel Escobar, Senior QB/DB; Michael Morra, Junior RB/LB.
Outlook: Saying that the past two seasons have been a struggle for the Lions would be an understatement – one win in 16 league chances and zero wins at Ferguson Field. What happened in the past stays in the past, as Waycott is cautiously optimistic that this year's squad possesses the necessary ingredients to be competitive week in and week out. … One player to keep an eye on his sophomore Thaddeus Moss, whose father is former NFL receiving great Randy Moss. Listed at 6-foot-4, Thaddeus enrolled at Lincoln High late last spring and will factor prominently on both sides of the ball. He's listed a tight end and defensive end. … Waycott noted that he has a stable of running backs, which in turn could lead to some interesting formations. … The offensive line will return three starters with fresh faces at both guard spots and center. … Numbers wise, Waycott reports that he has close to 80 kids between the varsity and junior varsity. There are 29 sophomores in the program. … Waycott's staff is comprised of five new assistant coaches.
Coach Waycott's take: "They're tired of getting stomped on. They're ready. I say that, but we still have a lot of evaluating to do. Everything is there, however. Right now, I'm very happy with the way things have evolved."
Nickname: Tigers
Head coach: Dave Caito
2012 results: 6-5 overall, 3-5 Division I
Key players: Daniel Stubbs, senior, OG/DT; Prince Johnson, junior, RB/CB; Corey Hughes, junior, QB/CB; Cody Bizier, senior, RB-OLB; Nate Gagnon, junior, OG/DT.
Outlook: The Tigers missed out on a playoff berth last season by one spot, finishing behind league and La Salle, Hendricken, Cranston East and Portsmouth, respectively. Caito will bring back only a few starters on each side of the ball, but does believe that can and will be just the foundation his squad will need. They include Stubbs, Gagnon and Bizier. The good news: Tolman looked superb in a 34-0 Injury Fund blowout of Central Falls on Sept. 5.
Coach Caito's take: "The thing we've been stressing in practice is getting a little bit better every single day. (Against CF), it was our offensive line's first varsity start together, but they made an audible on the line on the very first play, and Johnson went 82 yards for the touchdown. The line changed the play from a blast, which may have picked up eight, nine yards, to a belly (outside), and it went for the first score. We give them that leeway. The line is really starting to jell, and we're going to need that to continue. I think we can earn a playoff spot this year, but it's the toughest division (top to bottom) in the state, and we're starting off against the four teams that made the playoffs last season. Cranston East, which finished third, then La Salle (first), Hendricken (second) and then Portsmouth. They weren't that favorable with our schedule. We've gotten better in every scrimmage we've had, so we'll see. I call this group a bunch of construction workers. That's their mindset, come to work every day and buckle down on their jobs."
Follow Brendan McGair on Twitter @BWMcGair03


text:
Prices vary based on delivery destination (it's a tax thing), so please change it if you're not shipping within United States as it might affect the price! (Why?)
Edradour is perhaps best known as one of Scotland's smallest distilleries, producing a mere 90,000 litres per annum with a work force of just three. Established in 1825 in the hills of Pitlochry, Edradour (pronounced 'EDD-ra-DOWer') maintains its heritage as an almost artisanal distillery. The heart of the range, a ten-year old, exhibits an unconventional charm, uncharacteristic of a highland single malt. Edradour was acquired in 1982 by drinks giant Pernod Ricard. Following the acquisition, three quarters of the distillery's yield was initially used in the production of blended whiskies, notably including 'House of Lords' and the auspiciously named 'King's Ransom'. It was not until Signatory acquired the distillery in 2002, that Edradour concentrated its efforts, almost solely, on producing single malts. Renowned for experimenting with various outlandish wood finishes, Edradour has released various malts matured in some rather interesting casks, a 'Chardonnay Finish', a 'Côte de Provence' and a curious 'Tokaji Wood Finish' being among the number. Signatory moved its base of operations to Edradour after building a bottling plant and warehouse at the site. In 2003, Edradour experimented with a peated single malt, named 'Ballechin', with peat levels of 50ppm, launching it in 2006. A new bottling of Ballechin has and will be released every year, each time finished in a different wood, until it has reached full maturity at ten years.
Distillery Number
01796 472095
Distillery Founded
Distillery Status
Distillery Address
Pitlochry, Perthshire
Distillery Owner
Signatory Vintage Scotch Whisky Co. Ltd
Distillery Website
This is probably the year when a distillery called Glenforres is founded by farmers in Perthshire.
The first year Edradour is mentioned.
The farmers form a proprietary company, John MacGlashan & Co.
The American company J. G. Turney & Sons acquires Edradour through its subsidiary William Whitely & Co.
William Whiteley buys the distillery in order to produce its own blended whiskies, among them King's Ransom and House of Lords. The distillery is renamed Glenforres-Glenlivet.
Pernod Ricard buys Campbell Distilleries.
Campbell Distilleries (Pernod Ricard) buys Edradour and builds a visitors' centre.
Edradour's first single malt (10 years) is released.
Edradour is bought by Andrew Symington from Signatory Vintage Scotch Whisky for £5.4 million (£3 million consists of stocks). The product range is expanded in autumn with a 10 year old and a 13 year old cask strength. Iain Henderson, Distillery Manager at Laphroaig, becomes Director of Operations at Edradour.
A 30 year old and a 10 year old that are non chill-filtered are released. As an experiment a heavily peated variety (50ppm) is also distilled.
A number of wood finishes (port, sauternes, burgundy and chardonnay) are launched as cask strength.
James McGowan becomes the new distillery manager. The first bottling of peated Ballechin is released.
A Madeira matured Ballechin is released.
A Ballechin matured in port pipes and a 10 year old Edradour with a Sauternes finish are released.


text:
tekenaars Artist: Tony Daniel
Artist Tony Daniel
Beschikbare series in de webshop categorie "Stripboeken"
Tony Daniel in the
"Tony Daniel started out working on several titles for Marvel Comics and Image Comics, including 'X-Force', 'Spawn', 'Spawn: Bloodfeud', 'F5', 'Adrenalynn: Weapon of War', 'The Tenth' and 'Humankind'. He then had a successful run at DC Comics on 'Teen Titans' with Geoff Johns. He drew the..." [ Lees meer ]


text:
twitter talk
Genealogical Research Information
The Barrington Area Library has a collection of genealogical resources and local history. Of special interest are the family trees, cemetery listings, and town history by Arnett C. Lines, who left his papers to the library upon his death in 1970. A personal name index, listing of local residents in the Civil War, gravestone and other historic photographs, telephone books, Cuba Township records, including the Collectors Books, Cuba Township, 1885-1899, and a collection of materials from many local organizations and Barrington High School are available for viewing online.
Reference Databases
Ancestry Library Edition: Instant access to a wide range of unique resources for genealogical and historical research. Available only in the library.
HeritageQuest: Search for ancestors and relatives in the U.S. Federal Census records for 1790-1920. Find information on people and places described in over 25,000 family and local histories.
Other Resources
Historical Newspapers | Internet Links | Research Assistance
Historical Newspapers
America's Obituaries and Death Notices: Newspaper obituaries and death notices from around the country.
Barrington Broncho: Full-page reproductions of the Barrington Consolidated High School newspaper from October 7, 1948-December 20, 1962
Barrington Courier-Review Index: News articles 1970-1978 and 1994-2006. Births, deaths, and marriages 1890-2006.
Chicago Tribune (Historical): Full-page and article reproductions of every available issue from 1890-1984.
Daily Herald Index: Articles from 1901-1964.
New York Times (Historical): Full-page and article reproductions of every available issue from September 1851-December 31, 2001.
Internet Links
Popular genealogy websites
Research Assistance
We will be happy to help anyone who comes to the library to examine our collection. You may also email your question to the library's reference staff. A service fee is charged to nonresidents who receive genealogical research by mail. The service fee is $20.00 an hour, divisible by the quarter hour, plus $.50 a photocopy. A minimum fee of $5.00 is charged. Copies of newspaper birth announcements, wedding notices, and obituaries will be sent if specific dates are provided.
Additional Assistance
Several local agencies that you may wish to contact are listed below. Enclosing a self-addressed stamped envelope with your request will help speed their reply.
Barrington Area Historical Society
212 W. Main Street
Barrington, IL 60010
Elgin Genealogical Society (Kane County)
P.O. Box 1418
Elgin, IL 60121-1418
McHenry County Illinois Genealogical Society (MCIGS)
P.O. Box 184
Crystal Lake, IL 60039-0184
Northwest Suburban Council of Genealogists
P.O. Box 148
Mount Prospect, IL 60056-9019
North Suburban Genealogical Society
Winnetka-Northfield Public Library
768 Oak Street
Winnetka, IL 60093


text:
Your cart is empty!
The new belts are a vast improvement over the old belt. These wraps keep me going, keep up the the good work.
This is the best product on the market,I have used many heating pads but none compares to the thermophore.I have rhuematoid arthritis,osteoarthritis and osteopenia and my pain can be excruciating, using this type of moist heat alleviates the pain. I don't know what I would do without it!
I use this product daily for relief of arthritis in my hip. I would not be without this procuct.
i alway buy wellpatch because that is the only thing that helps my legs and hips i have gotten so many people using them also. i bought a box today and tonight i put some on and they would not stick they kept coming off. i have nothing on my skin that would make them fall off . i will buy another box to try but if you want this box back to test just let me know.
Degree Adrenaline Series Invisible Stick Anti-Perspirant And Deodorant For Men, 2.7 Oz
Our Price:$4.43
Dristan 12-Hour Nasal Decongestant Spray With Fast Acting Formula - 15 Ml
Our Price:$5.66
Alka-Seltzer Plus Severe Sinus And Cold Multi Symptom Relief Packets, Berry Fusion - 6 Ea
Our Price:$5.04
Arm And Hammer Fluoride Toothpaste Extreme Whitening - 0.9Oz
Our Price:$1.00
Cepacol Sugar Free Sore Throat Lozenges, Cherry - 16 Ea
Our Price:$3.38
Bausch and Lomb Sight Savers Cleaning Cloths - 30 ea, 2/Pack


text:
Rio Deluxe Masquerade Suite
What Makes This Room Different
The festivities never end at the Rio. Ranging from 1,100 to 1,700 square feet, the Deluxe Masquerade Suite offers ample space to party with friends or unwind solo. Relax in the whirlpool tub or play host in the huge living room featuring a wet bar and large dining area. Each Las Vegas suite includes one bedroom with a king-sized bed, seating area and work space. A step up from your average hotel room, this suite provides just about everything you'll need for a great Las Vegas getaway. Need Help Booking this Suite? Call 866-320-9855.
Square Footage : 1,100-1,700
Smoking/Non-Smoking : Both
View : Mountain or Partial Strip
Decor : Safari or Black & White
Sheets : Triple Sheeting with Duvet Insert
Mattress : Simmons Felicity Pillow Top
Furniture : Sitting Area w/ Sofa
Window Treatments : Yes
Bath Products : Gilchrist & Soames Bath Amenities
Vanity : Yes
Makeup Mirror : Yes
Tub/Shower : Both
Whirlpool : Yes
Shower Head : Standard
Robes : Yes
Phone : Wall Mounted Phone
Television : Bedroom
Telephone : Yes
Alarm Clock : Yes
Iron w/ Board : Yes


text:
- Northern New York Newspapers
- Watertown
- Ogdensburg
- Massena-Potsdam
- Lowville
- Carthage
- Malone
- NNY Business
- NNY Living
- NNY Ads
Its always nice to have something new going on at the Paddock Arcade.
Johnny Ds, a popular spot for breakfast and lunch, is now serving dinner on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Owners Dave and Robyn Bartlett have been serving the public from this small, cozy location for the past five years.
They ran Bistro 108 on Coffeen Street for a shorter period of time. That restaurant closed under their ownership in February and is now run by a former bartender there.
In addition to adding weekend dinners, Johnny Ds now has a full liquor license, serving beer, wine and spirits. Theyve done some remodeling, knocking out a wall to expand the bar area and transforming the previous breakfast/lunch counter into a full-fledged bar with bar stools.
Its a really cute little place a small space, for sure, with barely 10 tables. The walls and ceiling are filled with antiques and knickknacks, and the added Christmas decorations gave the place a pub-ish, old-time-ish, vaguely British feel. Its family-run and friendly.
While the announcement of weekend dinners came in late November, the Bartletts were still working on their printed dinner menu when we visited in mid-December. A blackboard contained five or six specials that they believed would become the basis for their dinner menu.
Of course, their daytime menu (burgers, sandwiches, pizza, soups and salads) is available into the evening, but we generally concentrated on the new dinner items.
From the regular menu, we got started with Reuben skins ($6.50) and eggplant fries ($3.99) along with a cup of the soup of the day.
The skins were a nice idea and quite good, your basic potato skins with the addition of corned beef and Thousand Island dressing. A felicitous marriage of ingredients.
Eggplant fries were different, and good (if you like eggplant). The fries were floppier than a french fry, but the coating added flavor and the side cup of marinara gave the effect of eggplant Parm without the Parm. Unfortunately, the fries were too soft to dunk into the thick sauce.
Dave brought a complimentary dish to the table for us to share, a seafood stew of sorts in a cream sauce. It needed a little work in the presentation department. The sauce oozed out to the edges of the plate, leaving the unidentifiable ground-up seafood sitting there in a somewhat unappetizing-looking pile. This will need some work if he plans to put it on the menu.
The dinner entrees come with salad or soup. Homemade soup of the day was roasted red pepper with Gouda. We expected the Gouda to be on top, but it must have sunk into the thick, chunky sweet pepper jumble below. There was a faint smoky flavor and a definite salty taste.
House salads were first rate colorful, fresh and flavorful, with a nice mix of greens and every possible veggie imaginable. We appreciated the extra effort here.
An 8-ounce strip steak ($11.99) that looked more like sirloin was fine, perfectly acceptable for the price, served on a pretty flowered china plate with a helping of saut�ed mushrooms and onions. There was cheese melted on top of the steak, just a little, but the steak was still dull, requiring some salt.
We chose sweet potato fries as a side, which came with a little cup of honey, and perfectly roasted asparagus that made an appearance on many of the entr�e plates.
Chicken cordon bleu ($14.95) was definitely made in-house, firm but by no means dry chicken layered with ham and Swiss cheese. It came with a wild rice mix that included some carrot bits, and the roasted asparagus spears.
A white sauce drizzled over the chicken was on the thick and heavy side, perhaps causing the distinct flavor of the Swiss cheese to be lost.
Chicken Parmesan ($14.95) was your basic chicken Parm. The sauce was decent, the thick breast of chicken moist and tender, and there was LOTS of it it could have feed our entire table of five. We took a good amount home that warmed up for a great lunch the next day.
Alaskan salmon ($14.95) consisted of several very thin tail pieces brushed with seasoning sauce. The skin was still attached to the fish totally edible but not common. Mashed potatoes were nicely done, as was the asparagus.
Lasagna ($13.95) was another humongous portion, layers of noodles and sauce and lots of ground beef and sweet sausage. Another entr�e that made for a sufficient lunch the next day.
We were running late to attend a concert at the nearby Dulles State Office Building, so we took two homemade desserts to go, a pumpkin roll ($3.95) and cranberry bread pudding ($4.95).
The pumpkin roll was enjoyed for breakfast the next day, and was reportedly visually attractive, moist and delicious. The bread pudding was consumed the following day and also deemed delicious sweet and tart and firm enjoyed it more the next day than I would have after that big dinner.
Dinner for five entrees plus two appetizers and two desserts came to $96.06 before tip. Two draft beers (a seasonal Magic Hat) and Johnny Ds version of a Tom and Jerry (an egg-based foundation with brandy and rum, topped with whipped cream) added $13.50 to the total.
Considering the size of the place, our server could have been a little more responsive. We dont like to be pestered during a meal, but we do like attention when its needed. Perhaps she was new or off her mark with the new menu.
We did appreciate the fact that the owners were both there, Robyn stopping by our table several times to check on things, Dave making an occasional appearance on the floor between cooking chores.
While the prices may be a little high for evening diner dinners, the portions are incredibly large. So figure youve got a free lunch the next day (and maybe even free breakfast, if you take dessert home) and the finances come out OK.
You can contact restaurant reviewer Walter Siebel via email: email@example.com.
Johnny Ds
1 Public Square
(in the Paddock Arcade)
Watertown, N.Y.
The popular breakfast and lunch spot in the Paddock Arcade is now serving dinner on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Full bar, too.
HOURS: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday for breakfast and lunch, dinner until 10 p.m. Thursday and Friday
4 to 10 p.m. Saturday for dinner only
OUR PICKS: Reuben skins, house salad, chicken Parm, lasagna, cranberry bread pudding, pumpkin roll
Thousands of readers like you have made Northern New York Newspapers the number one ranked website* for local news and sports coverage in the north country.
You can continue on to this article in a few seconds, or you can visit one of our websites:


text:
Pacific Southwest Research Station
800 Buchanan Street
West Annex Building
Albany, CA 94710-0011
(510) 559-6300
Order by .
Authors (Ascending) . Title (Ascending) . Date (Descending) .
A nationally useful data visualization and analysis tool to more easily estimate impacts of tree shade on building air conditioning loads.
Years of Research: 1992-2002
Funded by: USDA Forest Service, Department of Energy, Environmental Protection Agency
Cooperators: American Forests
Products / Publications:


text:
Events Calendar
|The United Nations: Why It's Time to Get Us Out Presentation, Grand Rapids, MI
American founders advocated for a foreign policy of commerce with all nations and entangling alliances with none. Yet, for decades Congress has done the opposite, allowing the United Nations to have a voice in the everyday lives of Americans. What have we gotten in return? Further indebtedness, unconstitutional wars, and laws and regulations that run contrary to the American way of life.
Join JBS President John McManus for a local presentation on the United Nations and how it is time to leave the organization and govern the country in the best interests of all Americans.
John F. McManus has lectured about American exceptionalism, the founding fathers and constitutionally limited government for 40+ years. He is currently President of The John Birch Society, Publisher of The New American magazine and author of five books.
|Location American Opinion Bookstore, 1369 Plainfield Avenue Northeast, Grand Rapids, MI 49505
|Contact 616-318-2002


text:
Boston Celtics v Golden State Warriors
Paul Pierce of the Boston Celtics shoots against Harrison Barnes and... News PhotoAndris Biedrins,Basketball - Sport,Boston Celtics,California,Golden State Warriors,Harrison Barnes,Making a Basket,NBA Pro Basketball,Oakland - California,Oracle Arena,Paul Pierce,Sport,Taking a Shot - Sport,USA,VerticalPhotographer Rocky WidnerCollection: National Basketball Association 2012 NBAEOAKLAND, CA - DECEMBER 29: Paul Pierce #34 of the Boston Celtics shoots against Harrison Barnes #40 and Andris Biedrins #15 of the Golden State Warriors on December 29, 2012 at Oracle Arena in Oakland, California. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2012 NBAE (Photo by Rocky Widner/NBAE via Getty Images)


text:
With their legal options at an impasse for the time being, and with the U.S. Supreme Court ruling against an emergency injunction on their behalf, the owners of the Oklahoma-based retailer Hobby Lobby have decided they will defy the Health and Human Services (HHS) mandate that requires employers to provide their employees with free contraception — including the so-called "morning after" pill that has been found to induce abortion in pregnant women.
On December 26, Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor refused to grant Hobby Lobby's request for an emergency injunction blocking implementation of the contraception mandate. As of January 1 the federal government will require thousands of American business owners — even those who say the action violates their moral and religious convictions — to begin including free birth control with their health insurance plans.
Because David Green, CEO of Hobby Lobby and the Mardel Christian book retailer, which have a combined total of over 14,000 employees, has refused to honor the mandate, he and the other owners of the Christian-based company will likely face an estimated $1.3 million in federal fines per day. "The government is forcing us to choose between following our faith and following the law," explained Green as he filed a lawsuit against the mandate last September — a suit that is still pending in the courts. "I say that's a choice no American and no American business should have to make."
Kyle Duncan of the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty, which is representing Hobby Lobby in its legal claim, said in a statement after the Supreme Court ruling: "The company will continue to provide health insurance to all qualified employees. To remain true to their faith, it is not their intention, as a company, to pay for abortion-inducing drugs."
In a statement provided to the Oklahoman newspaper, Duncan confirmed that the businesses are "not going to comply with the mandate. They're not going to offer coverage for abortion-inducing drugs in the insurance plan." As for the potential fines Hobby Lobby and Mardel face, Duncan said, "We're just going to have to cross that bridge when we come to it."
Click here to read the entire article.
Photo: AP Images


text:
- Art, Culture & Heritage
- » Landmarks and Memorials
- » Museums
- » Historical Houses
- » Historical Sites & Monuments
- » Art & Craft Centres
- » Art Galleries
- » World War II Sites
- » Royal Palace
- » Archaeological
- Educational places
- Nature & Wildlife
- Places of Worship
- Recreational & Entertainment
- Royal Project, Research and Development
- Shopping
- Spas & Wellness
- Suburban Living
- Wineries & Breweries
BangkokOperating day:
Monday - FridayOperating time: 09.30 - 16.00
Contact Details
- -
Located on a total area of 30 rai on the Chao Phraya River inside Bang Khun Phrom Palace within the same compound as the Bank of Thailand, Sam Sen Road, Phra Nakhon District.
Tel. 0 2283 5286, 0 2283 6723
Category : Museums
Attraction Details :
A visit to the bank of thailand allows visitors to admire two things: the history of the monetary system of Thailand and the beauty of the mansion it sets in. Set in a egg-shell-colored European renaissance mansion of Bang Khun Phrom, which was built during the 1900s to be a residence of Prince Boribhat Sukhumbhand, a son of the revered King Rama V. The history of Thai monetary system is narrated in 14 chambers, each of which tells a different story from the formation of local exchange system to when Thailand had bonded the local currency, Thai Baht, to the global monetary system. You will get to see a precious collection of ancient coins, banknotes and old photographs.
Important rooms include the (1) Ancient Coins Room that displays a vast collection of previous coins from prehistory to current coins., (2) Thai Banknotes Room that sees an evolution of Thai paper money, and (3) The Bank of Thailand 60th Anniversary Room where visitors learn roles and responsibilities of the bank to help strengthen Thai economics.
Opening hours: The museum is open for pre-arranged group visits only, on Monday - Friday, 9:30am - 4pm. One week advanced-booking is required.
Admission: Free
Rules and Regulations:
1. Please dress respectfully and take off shoes before entering the Bang Khun Phrom Palace Building.
2. Visitors should not touch exhibited items and display cases.
3. Photography is not allowed inside the Museum.
4. Smoking is strictly prohibited.
5. Food and beverages are not allowed in the Museum.
6. Avoid making excessive noise during the visit.
Getting there:
The Bank of Thailand Museum
273 Samsen Road, Bang Khun Phrom,
Bangkok, 10200
Contact: Tel. 0 2283 5286, 0 2283 6723, 0 2283 5265, Fax. 0 2283 5283
The closest destination to this result :
See & Do in Bangkok :


text:
RiffTrax Live: Birdemic
NCM Fathom Events is excited to bring the stars of "Mystery Science Theater 3000®" back to select movie theaters nationwide on Thursday, October 25th for only one night in a hilarious never-before-seen take on a modern classic in the pantheon of awesomely bad cinema: "BIRDEMIC". Join Michael J. Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett of RiffTrax.com on Thursday, October 25th at 8:00pm ET/ 7:00pm CT and tape delayed 7:00pm MT/ 8:00pm PT for a hilarious NEW riff on this spine-tingling "thriller"-just in time for Halloween!
Produced by:
Directed by:
Written by:
Running time: 2hr 0min
Opens: Oct 25, 2012 Limited
|Theaters for Today
Pick a day
on this day.


text:
- Select Options:
Kennsington™ | U-Station | 10 x 15 | $10000 - $20000
Product Details
Tradition and value find elegant expression in Kennsington 2.0s beautiful woods and fine detailing. Box trim molding can enhance the natural beauty of cherry and richly figured cerejeira veneers, and leather inlay or sketch face tops are also optional. Doors can have beveled glass, mesh grill or wood panel insets. The comprehensive Kennsington 2.0 collection includes conference tables, AV cabinets, credenzas and occasional tables.
*Prices shown are intended as a reference and are not an exact representation.


text:
Flights to Santander from Europe
Flights from Santander
Altamira is the flagship of the wealth of the important prehistoric legacy to be found in Cantabria. The region has 10 caves with rock paintings recognised as UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Discovered in 1875, the Altamira Cave, known as the Sistine Chapel of Palaeolithic Art, is famous around the world for the bison depicted on its roof. The Altarmia Museum is next to the cave and is considered to be the most important European centre on the prehistoric period and one of most-visited museums of Spain.
Santander, the capital of Cantabria, is the ideal place to enjoy many of the region's attractions without having to leave the city. These include the beaches, landscape, nature, culinary heritage, culture and different sports, where sailing stands out in its own right. Precisely, the spotlight is going to be on this sport for the coming months as Santander will host the ISAF Sailing World Championships 2014 (from 8 to 21 September). Nearly a thousand boats and 1,400 sailors from a hundred countries will take part in the world championships.
The Cabárceno Nature Park, covering a large area that is home to over a thousand animals belonging to over a hundred species from the five continents, is just 17 kilometres from Santander, the capital of Cantabria. The 750-hectare park is set in a magnificent limestone landscape where elephants, hippopotamus, ostriches, camels, tigers, zebras, giraffes and other animals live in semi-freedom.
This centre on the Playa de la Magdalena offers a wealth of water sports for the active beach-goer, including windsurfing, surfing, sailing, water-skiing and canoeing.Address: Avenida de la Reina Victoria, SantanderPhone: +34 942 27 89 11Website: http://www.horadada.esMore info: Playa de la Magdalena
It's worth a trip out to these magnificent caves at Puente Viesgo (24 kilometres from Santander), where stalactites and stalagmites stretch among incredible prehistoric paintings. The village itself is also pretty. Open every day during the summer, but closed Monday and Tuesday October to April. Tours start at the visitor centre 1.5 kilometres above the village. Buses run to Puente Viesgo from Santander's main bus station.Address: Puente ViesgoPhone: +34 942 598 425Website: http://cuevas.culturadecantabria.com
This impressive collection contains 41,500 volumes gifted to the town by the writer and thinker, Menéndez Pelayo.Address: Rubio 6, Santander Phone: +34 942 234 534Website: http://www.bibliotecademenendezpelayo.org
With exhibits ranging from model boats to whale skeletons and sixteen aquariums, this is a superb museum covering everything nautical. Look out for the two-headed sardine!Address: San Martín de Bajamar, SantanderPhone: +34 942 274 962Website: http://www.museosdecantabria.com
The Spanish like to stroll, and this one-kilometre boardwalk is a good place to join them. It stretches from the Estación Marítima (Ferry Station) and Puerto Chico, and features several points of interest including the Palacete de Embardadero and sculptures of the raqueros – children who used to dive naked into the sea to gather coins thrown by passers-by.Address: Estación Marítima, SantanderMore info: The seafront between the Estación Marítima and Puerto Chico
This beach across the bay from Santander is much loved for its soft sand, incredible views and relative tranquillity. It's also known as a good spot for surfing and there's a surf school that gives lessons and rents boards (Escuela Cantabra de Surf, Calle Isla De Mouro, 12). The best way to get there is by the regular boat service run by Los Reginas on the Paseo Marítimo.Address: Playa De Somo, El SomoPhone: +34 942 510 615 / 609 482 823Website: http://www.escuelacantabradesurf.com
This beach is the largest and most popular in Santander. It's divided into three parts: the Playa de la Concha is the most southerly, then there's the Primera Playa, and lastly, the Segunda Playa to the north. From the Segunda Playa it's a short walk to the Cabo Mayor lighthouse, which perches on picturesque, towering cliffs. El Sardinero is a couple of kilometres from the city centre – take bus number one.Address: El Sardinero, Santander
Many people are enjoying a day trip to this sensationally, pretty nearby village which is located 26 kilometres west of Santander. Santanilla Del Mar is one of the most historic towns of Spain with some interesting architectural treasures. To get there, take one of the frequent buses run by Autobuses La Cantabria. They depart from the main bus station in Santander.Address: Santanilla Del Mar
This museum of modern and contemporary art features works by Goya, including his portrait of Fernando VII, and Zurbarán, as well as lesser-known modern pieces. There are more than 225 pieces including paintings, sculptures, photographs, drawings, prints, video creations and sound art.Address: Rubio 6, SantanderPhone: +34 942 203 120 / +34 942 203 121Website: http://www.museosdesantander.com
This Gothic building was restored after the 1941 fire. Relics include the skulls of Santander's patron saints. The writer Menéndez Pelayo's tomb is also here.Address: Plaza de Obispo José Eguino y Trecu, Santander
This extensive natural park has animals like the brown bears, elephants, tigers, gorillas and lions to name a few. It is a beautiful area and the park is huge so visitors usually drive between the animal enclosures. There are also some restaurants and cafés around the park.Address: Park Cabárceno, SantanderPhone: +34 942 563 736Website: http://www.parquecabarceno.es
Discover Santander from an open top bus. Hop on and hop off at your favourite points along the route to make the most of your experience. The journey takes about 60 minutes. The starting point is by Rotonda Hotel Bahia.Phone: +34 9021 01081Website: http://www.city-sightseeing.comOpening hours: Season: June - 15 October
Stroll around at this garden which is located between two beautiful beaches in Santander. Here you can admire the views over the Cantabric Sea. Beside windy trees and flowers there are lots of play areas for children and well maintained lawns at Jardines de Piquío.Address: Avenida Castañeda, Santander
Take a lovely walk by the harbour and watch when the fishermen arrive with the catch of the day. There are some good value bars, restaurants and cafés in this area. Many locals of Santander come here on weekends.Address: Zona Maritima, Santander
Forestal Park is an adventure park with fun outdoor activities and located in a pretty setting in the woods. Here you can slide down 220m long zip line, cross some rope bridges and walkways.Address: Avda del Faro s/n, SantanderPhone: +34 608 117 116Website: http://www.forestalpark.com/santander
Cantabria, diversity in Green Spain http://cantabriaspain.co.uk Cantabrie, la diversité dans l'Espagne verte http://cantabriaespagne.fr
One of Cantabria's hallmarks is its culinary heritage, which has been recognised with 5 Michelin Star restaurants. Rich in variety, nutritional properties and taste, the regional dishes feature local produce and, of course, the sea. Dishes featuring pulses to tasty meat and shellfish are always present on the best tables.
This is not a place to go for a formal meal, but a lively joint that's popular with its young clientele who want to line their stomachs before a night out. It's located right by the Cañadío bar district. La Rana Verde is famous for its patatas bravas, but also serves hamburgers and sandwiches.Address: Daoiz y Velarde 30, SantanderPhone: +34 942 222 402Website: http://www.laranaverde.es
El Solecito is a tiny, intimate but casual restaurant serving simple pizzas alongside salads, pastas, meat dishes and even fondues. It's close to the bar area of Puerto Chico.Address: Bonifaz 19, SantanderPhone: +34 942 360 633Website: http://www.elsolecito.com
This is one of Santander's most highly rated restaurants. It is located in Puerto Chico and serves Cantabrian fish and meat dishes in a rustic atmosphere.Address: Caimiro Sainz 15, SantanderPhone: +34 942 213 028Website: http://www.restaurantelabombi.com
This place is down at the fishing port, and offers wonderfully simple food straight from the sea. The menu offers mouth-watering seafood paella, squid with onions and marinated clams.Address: Marqués de la Ensenada 35, SantanderPhone: +34 942 229 445Website: http://www.lospenucas.comMore info: Barrio Pesquero
Mesón Casa Mariano is a hugely popular, homely restaurant serving traditional dishes – stews, sausages and so on. It's especially known for its good-value daily fixed menu.Address: Calle de Vargas, 23, SantanderPhone: +34 942 231 036Website: http://www.grupopicosdeeuropa.com
This is one of Santander's most renowned restaurants. Cañadío specializes in Cantabrian cuisine. For those whose wallets can't stand a formal meal, there is an array of mouth-watering snacks at the bar.Address: Gómez Areña 15, Santander Phone: +34 942 314 149Website: http://www.restaurantecanadio.comMore info: Plaza de Cañadío
If you are craving for Japanese food, this restaurant might be something for you. The well-presented food is prepared with high quality products and the price is very reasonable. Enjoy authentic Japanese food such as sushi, tempura dishes and fried rice with shrimps.Address: Calle Doctor Fleming, 3, SantanderPhone: +34 942 760 666Website: http://www.restaurante-tatami.com
Casa Lita is busy tapas restaurant and ideally located in the centre of the city. There are a wide range of tasty tapas dishes to choose from and the atmosphere is very Spanish with lots of shouting and hand waving at the bar.Address: Paseo Pereda, 37, SantanderPhone: +34 942 364 830Website: http://www.casalita.es
As the name reveals this is an Italian restaurant that serves antipasto and pizza. The highly qualified chefs have wide experience when it comes to Italian food. If you are craving for something sweet there is a tempting menu with homemade desserts.Address: Calle Inés Diego del Noval, 39, SantanderPhone: +34 942 392 240Website: http://www.pizzeriamammamia.es
Enjoy the flavours of Asia at this Chinese restaurant which is situated in the city centre. It opened its doors in 1980 and the staff serves traditional cuisine which is prepared with high quality ingredients.Address: Calle de Isabel La Católica, 5, SantanderPhone: +34 942 23 10 27Website: http://www.tai-ka.es
This family-owned Mexican restaurant is located in the city centre and it is close to tourist attractions and shopping. The menu features authentic Mexican fish and meat dishes such as chicken enchiladas, quesadilla and tuna-stuffed peppers. With your tasty food enjoy a cold Mexican beer.Address: Rubio, 2, SantanderPhone: +34 942 23 11 15Website: http://www.bodegaantonio.es
El Serbal is an elegant restaurant and serves typical northern Spanish food with a modern touch. The fine cuisine is prepared with market-fresh ingredients to satisfy the most discerning of palates. The restaurant has a contemporary design and the menu offers high-quality dishes like ox sirloin roasted with fresh rosemary and served in a port-wine sauce.Address: Andrés del Río 7, SantanderPhone: +34 942 22 25 15Website: http://www.restaurantesdesantander.es
The attentive staff serves traditional seafood in addition to their famous meat and barbecue dishes. There are also homemade desserts on the menu if you are craving for something sweet. This inexpensive restaurant has a friendly and charismatic atmosphere.Address: Calle Marques de la Ensenada, 32, SantanderPhone: +34 942 22 11 32Website: http://www.lagaviota.es
At Casa Setien you can enjoy Spanish food and where the chefs only use the best products from both the sea and the land of Cantabria. There is also a gastro-pub in the same venue with a cosy atmosphere and with a terrace too.Address: Barrio el Puente, 5, CantabriaPhone: +34 942 57 52 51Website: http://www.casasetien.com
La Tagliatella has currently more than 140 restaurants and one of them is located in Santander. Here you can enjoy authentic flavours of Italian cuisine and the main specialty is pizza and fresh pasta. This is a great place to dine with friends and family.Address: Plaza de los Remedios, 1 bajo A, SantanderPhone: +34 942 36 39 78Website: http://www.latagliatella.es
This El Sardinero café attracts a diverse crowd from their 20s to 40s. It's good both for coffee in the daytime and drinks in the evening. Café Olé is definitely a favourite among locals and tourist.Address: Honduras 5, SantanderPhone: +34 942 790 017
This is part of a chain of chocolaterías which are located throughout the Spain. Chocolatería Valor is a good spot for chocolate con churros and to drink delicious hot chocolate.Address: Burgos 20, SantanderPhone: +34 942 373 962Website: http://www.valor.es
Café-bar El sol has operated for over 70 years. This place is known for its quality, professionalism and customer approach. Here you can eat breakfast, lunch and dinner or drink a cocktail.Address: Santa Lucía 32, SantanderPhone: +34 942 215 805Website: http://www.cafebarelsol.com
The attentive staff serves great coffee and breakfast. It's a tranquil place with good sea views and always busy. There is an outside seating area where you can enjoy your beverage and watch the world go by.Address: Paseo de Pereda 28, SantanderPhone: +34 942 215 864
El Obrador is a bakery with over 20 years of experience. It offers a wide range of products prepared in a traditional manner and with unique flavours. Here you can buy freshly baked breads, pastries, cakes, doughnuts and much more. Please notice there is no seating area at this place.Address: Vargas, 65, SantanderPhone: 34 942 37 16 60Website: http://www.pasteleria-elobrador.com
This club opened a few years ago right on the La Concha beach at El Sardinero. Here you can dance the night away and then take a soothing dip in the ocean at dawn.Address: Avda. Reina Victoria 46, SantanderPhone: +34 942 270 882Website: http://www.salabns.netMore info: Playa de la Concha - El Sardinero
Enjoy live music, stand-up comedy and have a good well-prepared drink at the bar. Style of music for this place is rap, reggae, rock, blues, Celtic, country, electronic, folk, jazz and R & B. Look for more information on the website below.Address: Hernán Cortes 35, SantanderWebsite: http://www.musikaze.com/salarocambole
This is a pub and restaurant where you can eat tapas and drink cold beer and tasty drinks. Loft is ideally located in the city centre.Address: Plaza de Cañadio N1, SantanderPhone: +34 655 967 274Website: http://www.loftsantander.com
Disco Amarras offers top brands of national and international drinks and cocktails. Here you can listen to latin music and pop music. They also host events - see more information on website below.Address: C/ Joaquin Costa 28, SantanderPhone: +34 942 274 847Website: http://www.discoamarras.esOpening hours: Friday 11.30 - 5.00, Saturday 11.30 - 6.00, Sunday 19.00 - 24.00
This is a big venue with a capacity of 400 persons. This is one of the trendy places in Santander and here you can dance to R&B, latin, house and pop. It has three different areas, two on the ground floor and one on the upper floor with a balcony.Address: López Dóriga 5, SantanderPhone: +34 653 926 029Website: http://www.eldivinosantander.com
Visitors will find in Santander a medium-sized yet cosmopolitan city, which is a busy shopping centre. Alongside the major firms chains of international and national designers, the streets in the centre and old part of the city are home to leading national franchises and small specialist shops, jewellers, gift and shoe shops, and stores showcasing their own designs.
The Aeropuerto de Santander is five kilometres from the town centre. A bus runs between Santander's main bus station and the airport. It departures every 30 minutes from 07.00 to 23.00, with the first bus at 06.40. +34 942 211 995 http://www.transportedecantabria.es Taxis leave from outside the terminal building or call Radiotaxi on: +34 942 333 333. http://www.radiotaxisantander.esAddress: Aeropuerto de Santander, SantanderPhone: +34 942 211 995Website: http://www.aena-aeropuertos.es


text: Paula Lindt inspects a covered load of refuse hauled by a resident to the county landfill near Airport Road. Garbage must be separated and dumped in designated areas. Certain chemicals and petroleum products are prohibited. The landfill is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, except Christmas and Thanksgiving.


text:
Jets Showing Interest in Terrence Cody
The Jets have been paying close attention to Terrence Cody (AKA Mount Cody) the massive run stuffing Defensive Tackle from Alabama.
"I've been working really hard," Cody told the National Football Post during a telephone interview Saturday afternoon. "When I came in at 348 pounds, it shocked a lot of people and I ran a better 40-yard dash.
"Day in and day out, I'm trying to get in better shape and keep the weight off and maintain my strength. This is the best shape I've been in since high school, but this is me getting into good football shape."
The 6-foot-4 defensive lineman is scheduled to visit the Baltimore Ravens, the New York Jets and the San Diego Chargers. He's regarded as the prototype run-stuffer for the 3-4 defense.
Because of concerns about his conditioning and stamina, there has been talk in NFL circles that Cody could go later in the first round.
Cody's Pro Day was attended by every NFL team since the Crimson Tide feature several talented draft prospects.
It was attended by Jets coach Rex Ryan, New York Giants coach Tom Coughlin and Carolina Panthers coach John Fox.
Baltimore, San Diego and the Jets all pick in the mid to late 20s. While there were some serious concerns about Cody's conditioning, he's clearly taking steps to show that he's trying.
Cody would be another interesting player for the Jets should be still be there at #29. While we all love Kris Jenkins, his ability to stay healthy is a concern, so someone like Cody could slowly work himself into the lineup … but imagine if both Cody and Jenkins were on the field at the same time? Sucks to be an interior offensive lineman.


text:
Police arrest owner of dog that attacked Lake Eola swan
Orlando Police detectives believe dog attack was intentional
Orlando police say they have arrested a man who owned a dog that attacked a swan at Lake Eola Park, which later had to be euthanized.
Police said Orlando Police detectives were able to establish through an investigation that this was an intentional act by 51-year-old Lawrence Labonte, the dog's owner.
Police said they were called to North Rosalind Avenue on Wednesday, three days after the attack, when a witness reported that a man released his dachshund from its leash to attack a male white swan.
The swan was taken to Winter Park Veterinarian Hospital , where it was euthanized due to its severe leg injuries, according to police.
"This is a rare occasion. I've been managing the park for two years and this has never happened," said park manager Chris Wallace. "If you've got them on retractable leashes, we tell you don't let them chase after the swans and we do all the education that we can."
A witness spotted the incident and took pictures. Police said they are investigating whether the release of the dog was intentional.
The swan was valued at $500.
Police said detectives later obtained an arrest warrant for Labonte and he was arrested in Seminole County.
Labonte has been charged with cruelty to animals, and fighting or baiting animals.
View: City swan euthanized after dog attack


text:
Sakura Serving Set
Style: 24825507
Go beyond slice-and-serve with this exquisite silver cake set. Delicate enameled cherry blossoms are hand painted and embellished with Swarovski crystals and pearlescent glass beads, ensuring this will be a treasured heirloom. A Debra Moreland Is Paris original, exclusively available from BHLDN.
- Set includes one cake server and one knife
- Cake server 10"L, 2.5"W; Knife 11.5"L, 0.75"W
- Silver-plated stainless steel, enamel, Swarovski crystal, glass beads
- Hand wash