text:
Create An Account
The TARDIS brings the Doctor and his friends to a space tracking base in the Antarctic – and straight into trouble. A space mission is going badly wrong, and a new planet has appeared in the sky.
Mondas, ancient fabled twin planet of Earth has returned. Soon its inhabitants arrive.
But while they used to be just like the humans of Earth, now they are very different. Devoid of emotions, their bodies replaced with plastic and steel, the Cybermen are here.
Humanity needs all the help it can get, but the one man who seems to know what's going on is terminally ill. As the Cybermen take over, the Doctor is dying…
This novel is based on the final story to feature the First Doctor, which was originally broadcast from 8 to 29 October 1966. This was the first Doctor Who story to feature the Cybermen.
Featuring the First Doctor in his very last adventure as played by William Hartnell, and his companions Ben and Polly
Copyright © 2015 www.thewhoshop.com, Doctor Who MerchandisePowered by osCommerce
The Who Shop, 39-41 Barking Road, Upton Park, London E6 1PY | Telephone: +44 (0)20-8471 2356
Copyright © 2013 The WHO Shop international LTD
Web Design Wexford Website by Cubeb Webdesign


text:
Vermont's Green Mountains, when dressed in winter whites, offer visitors thousands of acres of adventure. Make The Pointe at Castle Hill Resort a home base for exploration with a package that cuts as much as 55% off current rates.
Stay Sundays-Thursdays through April 6 for $99 per night, including prime ski season. Weekends are $189 per night with a two-night minimum.
All bookings come with a $25 credit toward a 50-minute massage at the full-service Aveda spa and a $25 credit toward a gourmet three-course prix fixe dinner for two at the Castle Hill Restaurant.
The hotel is less than a five-minute drive from Okemo Mountain Resort, which boasts 650 acres of terrain and 96% snow-making coverage for downhill skiing and snowboarding.
Note: There is a two-night minimum on Friday-Saturday stays. One-night non-refundable deposit required when booking.
Please go to your email and confirm your subscription.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Musician's Friend Best Selection, Price & Service. Guaranteed.
Call our Gear Heads
at: 800-449-9128
Call our Gear Heads
at: 800-449-9128
A double-pedal version of the punchy Super-Thin pads.
Aquarian Super-Thin Double Bass Drum Kick Pads are patented impact pads made from a heavier version of Aquarian's Power Dot material. Each Super-Thin drum pad is strong yet flexible, so it can move with the bass drum head. Aquarian bass drum kick pads help extend the life of the bass drum head while helping to produce a punchy, focused sound.
Review Snapshot®by PowerReviews
Reviewed by 2 customers
Sort by
Best Uses
Comments about Aquarian Super-Thin Double Bass Drum Kick Pad:
I bought this to use on a vdrum mesh kick with a felt beater after hearing felt beaters wear the mesh heads faster. I tried a thicker badge first but it was too loud even with a felt beater. The super thin does the job perfectly with very little change in the acoustic sound of the mesh kick. I've had it on for a few months now and it's holding up well.
Comments about Aquarian Super-Thin Double Bass Drum Kick Pad:
This badge may work well with felt beaters, but I use wood beaters. This badge only lasted through a MAX of maybe two hours of play before I could start noticing a hole in it. And after about another hour or so, I was hitting plain old drum head again.The Aquarian Super-Thin says it all. It's thin, and it won't last long with wood beaters. But I don't have much doubt that it would do good with felt beaters.
Our product catalog varies by country due to manufacturer restrictions. If you change the Ship-To country, some or all of the items in your cart may not ship to the new destination.


text:
Silver Ridge? Multi Plaid Short Sleeve Shirt (Women's) (out-of-stock)
Out of Stock Product Number: 29622
An ideal accompaniment to sweating it out in the spring chill (and an ultra-cute member of our classic Silver Ridge family), the women's Columbia Silver Ridge™ Multi Plaid Short Sleeve Shirt blends simple aesthetics and progressive performance elements. Omni-Wick® advanced evaporation keeps you cool and comfortable at the height of sweat-infused activity and the long, sleek cut with flattering seam lines turns up the feminine-factor. Omni-Shade® sun protection creates a comforting barrier between your skin and harsh UV rays and a flip-up collar provides extra protection for your neck. Offered in a range of cheery plaids, you'd never guess this cute shirt is packed with awesome extras like an internal security pocket and strategic ventilation.
* This product does not qualify for shipping to all countries.
- Fabric: 57% polester/43% Supplex? nylon plain weave, 57% recycled polyester/43% polyester mesh
- Omni-Shade UPF 30 sun protection
- Omni-Wick
- Sun protection collar
- Hook and loop closure
- Interior security pocket
- Zip-closed security pocket
- Mesh pocket bags
- Center back length: 25.5"
- Imported
Gender: Women's
Material: Supplex nylon plain weave
Fit: Center back length: 25.5"
Season: S12
Vendor ProductId: AL7081
Review ProductId: 29622


text:
- Northern New York Newspapers
- Watertown
- Ogdensburg
- Massena-Potsdam
- Lowville
- Carthage
- Malone
- NNY Business
- NNY Living
- NNY Ads
MASSENA -A Massena man charged with punching his girlfriend in the face when she tried to break up an argument between her boyfriend and her mother has been fined after pleading guilty to a reduced count.
Massena Village Justice Eric J. Gustafson fined Demetrius J. Golden, 30, of 177 1/2 Center St., Massena, $75 and a $125 surcharge for a second-degree harassment conviction. He was also placed under a one-year conditional discharge with a stipulation he abide by the terms of a no harassment order of protection. Prosecutors had agreed to reduce a misdemeanor assault charge to the harassment violation in a plea bargain agreement.
He had been charged with third-degree assault following an incident at 7:05 p.m. April 4 at 177 1/2 Center St. He allegedly punched Christina L. Rizzo in the left eye during the dispute, leaving her with a black eye, swelling and a small cut.
Her mother, Teresa M. Wrenovics, said a verbal argument she was having with Golden turned physical.
I was in the kitchen arguing with Demetrius about him not doing any dishes so we could make the kids dinner. So Demetrius got furious, and he got up in my face spitting at me, she noted in her statement to police.
Ms. Wrenovics said she put her arm up in self defense.
I gave him three warnings to get out of my face. So I kept my right arm up, keeping Demetrius back and I made his back up some. Then Demetrius punched me in my right breast, she told police.
Ms. Rizzo said she was in another room when she heard the commotion and came into the kitchen in an effort to protect her mother and separate the combatants.
Then I told my mom to call the cops and she didnt even get to her cell phone and thats when Demetrius punched me in the eye, she noted in her statement to police.
Golden had received a similar plea bargain agreement in March 2009 stemming from a previous domestic dispute with Ms. Rizzo.
In that case, the Massena man had been charged with grabbing his childs mother, Ms. Rizzo, by the throat and slapping her while she was holding the baby
Mr. Gustafson had fined Golden $100 and a $125 surcharge, placed him under a conditional discharge and directed him to abide by the terms of a no harassment order of protection for that conviction.
Golden admitted he had grabbed Ms. Rizzo by the throat and slapped her across the face during a domestic dispute at 2:45 p.m. Nov. 11, 2008.
He allegedly got upset with Ms. Rizzoand grabbed her by the throat, pinning her against the wall and slapping her across the face.Golden also allegedly ripped the phone from the wall and pulled the cord out when Rizzo attempted to call police on that occasion.
In other recent court action before Judge Gustafson:
■ Christopher Musante, 53, of 14 Chase St., Massena, was granted a six-month adjournment in contemplation of dismissal. He had been charged with second-degree unlawful imprisonment and second-degree harassment following an October 2011 incident when he allegedly pushed a woman described in court papers as his girlfriend, Jennifer Robert, up against a washing machine, held her there and blocked the doorway to prevent her escape.
■ Mark W. Premo, 29, of 1616 County Route 38, Norfolk, had a seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance count dismissed as part of a plea bargain agreement on a case in St. Lawrence County Court.
He had been sentenced to one year of interim probationafter pleading guilty guilty in December to two counts of third-degree burglary and one count of attempted third-degree burglary.
If Mr. Premo violates his probationary period, Judge Jerome J. Richards said he could be sentenced up to 18 years in prison.
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:
Public Group active 1 month, 4 weeks ago
Group for discussing prominent F1 feeder series Formula Renault 3.5 (aka World Series by Renault).
Richie Stanaway survives a nasty crash at Spa
This topic contains 16 replies, has 7 voices, and was last updated by Iestyn Davies 2 years, 3 months ago.
You must be logged in to reply to this topic.


text:
Please turn your sound up and listen carefully... the video is about to begin playing...
Diabetes Solution KitInstant access to download the Diabetes Solution Kit right now.
Diabetes Solution KitInstant download & printed book shipped to you of the Diabetes Solution Kit.
Diabetes Solution KitInstant access to download the Diabetes Solution Kit, audiobook, plus a printed book shipped right to your door.
We kindly accept Visa, Mastercard, Discover and American Express
We're so sure that the Diabetes Solution Kit will help reverse your diabetes that we're offering an unconditional, 365-day money back guarantee.
If for whatever reason the Diabetes Solution Kit does not satisfy you in any way, simply contact us within 365 days from your purchase and we'll refund you right away!
So, if for any reason you're not happy, you can get your money back within an ENTIRE year!


text:
Customer Service 1-800-872-5677
Mouse over image to zoom. Click for full view.
The full size Koss RUK50 headphones are the boldest headphone in the RUK series. With enhanced elements and a perfect lightweight fit, the RUK50 produces rich booming bass in style. The fit of the RUK50 creates a noise-isolating environment, perfect for experiencing music the way it was meant to be heard. Available in a variety of bold new colors and artistic patterns sure to fit anyone's style.
The noise-isolating fit produces a more controlled environment for listening uses. An adjustable padded headband with soft isolating cushions will fit most head sizes for maximum comfort. The RUK50 folds flat for quick and easy storage or portability.
Email Sign-Up


text:
tekenaars Artist: George O'Connor
Artist George O'Connor
Beschikbare series in de webshop categorie "Stripboeken"
George O'Connor in the
"George O'Connor is an artist from Brooklyn. He is the author of several picture books, including 'Kapow!' (2007), 'Ker-Splash' and' Sally and the Some-thing' (2006). His debut graphic novel, 'Journey into Mohawk Country', was published by First Second in 2006.It was followed by the..." [ Lees meer ]


text:
UNFCCC headlines
Latest headlines
Updated: 22 weeks 22 hours ago
Environment Agency pension fund tells oil groups to go green
Source: Financial Times - The Environment Agencys pension fund has urged BP and Royal Dutch Shell to invest in renewable energy and do more to tackle climate change
Call For Nation To Be Forceful On Climate Change
Source: Tribune - THE College of the Bahamas Climate Change Initiative group is calling on The Bahamas to forcefully put forward its position on protecting the countrys rights and interest in global climate change negotiation meetings.
Falling oil prices not all that bad for environment: Climate experts
Source: Economic Times - The sharp fall in oil prices has boosted sales of fuel-guzzling SUVs and in some cases eased pressure to improve public transport, but some climate experts also see a positive side as cheap crude has made exploration of new oil reserves in challenging regions non-viable.
Kiribati call for climate change attention at rights review
Source: Radio New Zealand International - Kiribati has told a United Nations review of its human rights that the basic right of its people to survive climate change is a high priority.
EU politicians seek to revive sluggish carbon market
Source: Reuters - European politicians are expected this week to back by a narrow majority early action to bolster prices on the EU carbon market and sharpen a weapon against climate change that recession has blunted.
India calls for a paradigm shift in global attitudes towards climate change
Source: Economic Times - In what may be a strong signal of its approach towards future climate deal, India on January 19, 2015 called for a "paradigm shift" in global attitude towards climate change and urged nations of high solar potential to join hands so that they can provide low-cost clean energy to their citizens without being arm-twisted by rich nations who have been closely guarding their patented cutting-edge technology.
Global climate fund on US Republicans' budget hit list (Analysis)
Source: The Age -
Pope's climate-change stand deepens conservatives' distrust
Source: AP - Conservative distrust of Pope Francis, which has been building in the U.S. throughout his pontificate, is reaching a boiling point over his plan to urge action on climate change and to do so through a document traditionally used for the most important papal teachings.
China cuts energy intensity by 4.8 pct in 2014
Source: Reuters - China beat a key energy efficiency target in 2014, cutting its energy intensity by 4.8 percent from a year earlier, the State Council said on Tuesday, as it tries to reduce pollution and greenhouse gas emissions.
Food diversity under siege from global warming, UN says
Source: Thomson Reuters Foundation - Climate change threatens the genetic diversity of the world's food supply, and saving crops and animals at risk will be crucial for preserving yields and adapting to wild weather patterns, a U.N. policy paper said on Monday.
Rural farmers coping with climate change
Source: Zambia Daily Mail - For Zambia, like many other countries where economies depend on agriculture as the chief sector, climate change is emerging as one of the major threats to sustainable development.


text:
Most of the Inspired By stories on WhoWhatWearDaily.com spotlight those pined over, au courant items and similarly styled, high street versions. Today we have a consummate classic as the muse du jour-the Goyard Saint Louis-and a fantastic option at an accessible price point, courtesy of Jaye Hersh.
While Goyard bags have been enjoying a certain fashion heat since the turn of the century, their distinctive totes featuring the signature, interlocking chevrons have been the choice of tastemakers and celebrities for over 150 years. Of course, in the 1800's, European royalty (the stars of that era) weren't snapped carrying Goyard handbags by the paparazzi, they simply ordered the luxury luggage from the company.
As seen on Nicky Hilton, above, Nicole Richie, and Michelle Williams, the bags currently come in two sizes, medium ($940) and large ($1065), and ten colors. The coolest Goyards are customized with racing stripes and the owner's monogram, which bumps the price up a bit ($310 gets you three stripes and three letters) but also adds a certain heirloom quality to the bag. Unfortunately, Goyard bags are not available online, but they're carried at Barneys in LA and NYC, Bergdorf Goodman, and at the San Francisco flagship, which is the only free-standing Goyard store outside of Paris. (check goyard.fr for information or call the SF store, 415.398.1110)
If you like the look but would prefer a less expensive variation, check out the Market Bag by Jaye Hersh City Totes. Picking up one of these woven plastic, canvas-lined bags will only set you back about $85, and for an additional $20 (for two) to $30 (for three), you can get your initials added to the bag. The City Tote is usually available in black and blue, but blue is currently sold out. If your heart is set on blue, there are other styles available like the Messenger (starting at $95) and Weekender ($100). You'll be in good company, Lindsay Lohan, above, was recently spotted with this bag.
Photo of Nicky Hilton, courtesy of X17. Photo of Lindsay, courtesy of


text:
Artists Artist: Alex Raymond
Artist Alex Raymond
Available series in store category "Comic books"
Alex Raymond in the
"Alexander Gillespie (Alex) Raymond was born in New Rochelle, New York, as the son of an engineer. Although he showed an early interest in drawing, he had his first job as an order clerk in Wall Street. When the economic crisis hit the USA in 1929, he enrolled in the Grand Central School..." [ Read more ]


text:
Browse GoColumbiaMo.com Skip top Navigation. Translate this page
The CPG/ Advisory Group has been meeting regularly since 1994. The Central CPG merged with the NE CPG in January of 2001, becoming the North Central Community Advisory Group for HIV/STD Prevention. Below are the minutes of the last few years. The list does not yet include the old minutes of the NE Region. Watch this space for preliminary and approved meeting minutes, which will be posted as soon as possible after the monthly meetings.


text:
Make a one-time gift.
Make a new pledge gift (to be paid over time).
Make a payment on an existing pledge gift.
Start a recurring gift.
For questions regarding charitable gifts or for further assistance, please contact Mary Ann Messing (p: (562) 985-8491 e: firstname.lastname@example.com) or Brian Lawver (p: (562) 985-5299 e: email@example.com).
For web/technical issues contact the University Web Team at email@example.com.


text:
|WHS Women Finish Second, Men Are 7th At Regionals
|Written by Mike Kelly
|Sunday, 08 May 2011 19:20
The Watauga High women's track team posted a second-place finish on Saturday at the Class 4A Western Regional at Providence High School in Charlotte.
The WHS women racked up 82 points and finished 11 points behind T.C. Roberson, which won the regional championship with 93 points. The WHS men finished seventh with 42 points; Charlotte Vance paced the field with 89 points. The WHS women had three regional champions.
|Share This Article:


text:
This week, Aubrey O' Day shows off her assets in a low-cut bikini, Pauly D does his best J. Gatsby impression with a new slick 'do, and Katy Perry reveals her hardcore health regimen!
Also, Rihanna shows Chris Brown what he's missing with an up-close shot of her bare butt, Mariah Carey cuddles up to "Dem Puppies" and Rosie O'Donnell's baby does her best Clint Eastwood impression.
Plus, see Ellen DeGeneres and Jennifer Aniston hard at work for "The Ellen DeGeneres Show," Kim Kardashian's pregnant duck lips and Justin Bieber kissing Miley Cyrus!
Click "Launch Gallery" above to see these photos and even more celebs' personal pics!
© 2015 EHM Productions, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.
In partnership with TMZ.com | Privacy Policy | AdChoices


text:
Bell's beer event roundup: BBQ, Black Note, pumpkin carving and more
Here is a look at our events this week in Kentucky, Florida, Virginia, Michigan, Minnesota, North Carolina, Wisconsin and Indiana.
Would you like events emailed directly to you? Subscribe to our monthly eMail Newsletter.
Sept. 25
Bell's Beer Dinner: Whole Foods in Louisville at 6 p.m. – five course meal with Bell's beers including Black Note. Reservations are required.
Sept. 25
Beer Dinner: Fresco's in Lakeland at 7 p.m. – multiple beers including Two Hearted, Kalamazoo Stout and Best Brown. Space is limited.
Sept. 26
Special tap selections: Bell's at Beer Run in Charlottesville at 5:30 p.m. – Batch 9,000, Black Note, Wedding Ale, Rye Stout, Smoked Vienna Lager and Two Hearted.
Sept. 26
Octoberfest Celebration: Karl's Cabin in Plymouth from 5:30 - 8:30 p.m. – German buffet, multiple Bell's beers. Reservations are required.
Sept. 27
Bell's Beer Dinner: Yankee Rebel Tavern on Mackinac Island at 7:30 p.m. – See the menu here. Reservations are required.
2nd Annual Bell's & BBQ: Central City Tap House in Kalamazoo at 5:30 p.m. – Nine beers on tap, raw bar, BBQ specials
Beer Dinner: Arcadia Bluffs Golf Club in Arcadia. For more information or reservations, please call 231-889-3009.
Sept. 29
Oktoberfest Celebration: Ashley's Westland at 5 p.m. – Prizes for wearing your best Oktoberfest themed outfit, German style food, live music
Pumpkin Carving & Bell's Brews: Zeb's Trading Co. in Kalamazoo at 1 p.m. – special tappings of Roundhouse and Le Batteur
Weko Beach Brewers Festival: We'll be pouring Amber, Java Stout and Two Hearted in Bridgman from 1-7 p.m.
Sept. 28
Tasting: Northfield Liquor in Northfield from 4-6 p.m.
North Carolina
Sept. 29
14th Annual Charlotte Oktoberfest: From 2-7 p.m. – Two Hearted, Porter and Amber Ale
Sept. 29
Quivey's Grove Beer Fest: Madison from noon-5 p.m. Tickets are available online and at Quivey's Grove.
Sept. 29
Valpo Brew Fest: Downtown Valparaiso from 1-5 p.m. – two firkins, Octoberfest, Roundhouse, Best Brown and more. Please note, this event is sold out.
Looking ahead
Join us for a Minot Launch Party in North Dakota, 10 Years to the Pigs Celebration in Minnesota, a tasting in Tampa and more. Check out our full calendar here.
Bell's Pale Ale gets a new name and label; Midwestern Pale Ale begins shipping soon
COMSTOCK, MICH. – Bell's Pale Ale is getting a facelift.
While the label and the name are changing, the recipe will remain basically the same except for one small, yet very significant change.
Midwestern Pale Ale will now be brewed with a small portion of barley from the Bell's Farm in Shepherd, Michigan and will begin shipping in mid-October.
"This is a relatively minor change to the recipe and people won't notice anything different, however its part of a much larger picture," said Laura Bell, Marketing Director for Bell's Brewery, Inc.
It's a deeper connection to the land, to Michigan and its agricultural heritage and to the Midwest, Bell said.
Barley from the Bell's Farm is also used to brew two other beers – Christmas Ale and Harvest Ale (also made with Michigan grown hops).
The new label features an original painting of the Bell's Farm by Kalamazoo artist Conrad Kaufman.
Early spring weather affects Bell's Cherry Stout production for 2012
COMSTOCK – Since it was first released in 1988, Bell's Cherry Stout has always been brewed with 100-percent Montmorency cherry juice made from cherries grown in northern Michigan's Traverse City region.
We are extremely proud of this deep connection to our home state.
This seasonal beer is released annually in October along with other stouts in our portfolio – Java Stout, Expedition Stout, Special Double Cream Stout and others. Unfortunately, that tradition will have to be put on hold this year.
Warm temperatures followed by multiple frosts earlier this year severely affected Michigan's tart cherry crop to such an extent that unfortunately, there will be no new batches of Cherry Stout in 2012.
A small number of Cherry Stout kegs from 2011 will be released on a limited basis however.
While we do hope that a bountiful harvest will allow us to bring this beer back to our fall stout line-up next year, more importantly, we are hopeful that it will allow Michigan's fruit growers to recover as well.


text:
Displaying 1 - 10 of 20053 results
Sort by
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset, Volume 2, South east
Stones STONES Both single stones and multiple arrangements of stones, of varied date and purpose, occur in South-east Dorset. ... are of uncertain date and are therefore described...
View result
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Buckinghamshire, Volume 1, South
Ancient and historical monuments in Buckinghamshire Stone 87. STONE ... of limestone rubble with courses of rough square stones in the walls of the chancel; the dressings are of stone...
View result
Watton at Stone
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Hertfordshire
Watton at Stone 140. WATTON AT STONE. (O.S. 6 in. xxi. S.W.) ... ground S.W. of the village. It is built of flint rubble with stone ... only a few of the stones are old. A...
View result
Plate 8: Hogback Stones
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
Plate 8 Hogback Stones Hogback-Stones. Lowther Church. Stone (a). Lowther Church. Stone (c). Lowther Church. Stone (b). Appleby. (2) St. Michael's Church. ...
View result
Plate 217: Stones
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset, Volume 2, South east
Plate 217 Stones Stones Steeple. (27) Harpstone, from E. Winterbourne Steepleton. (65) Stones, from S. Winterbourne Abbas. (56) Broad Stone, from S.E.
View result
Plate 7: Carvings in Stone
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Dorset, Volume 2, South east
Plate 7 Carvings in Stone Carvings in Stone Studland Church. Details of corbel-table on nave. Mid 12th century Bere Regis Church. Capitals of S. arcade of nave. Mid 12th century
View result
Coade's Artificial Stone Works
Survey of London: Volume 23, Lambeth: South Bank and Vauxhall
Coade's Artificial Stone Works CHAPTER 15 COADE'S ARTIFICIAL STONE ... ceased to function and whose buildings have disappeared, but Coade stone ... the information about Coade's Artificial...
View result
Stone Mouldings in Herefordshire
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Herefordshire, Volume 3, North West
Stone Mouldings in Herefordshire STONE MOULDINGS IN HEREFORDSHIRE Stone Mouldings Stone Mouldings Abbey Dore, the Parish Church of St Mary Formerly Dore Abbey The sections...
View result
The Stone cartulary: Introduction
Staffordshire Historical Collections, Vol. 6 Part 1
The Stone cartulary Introduction The Stone Chartulary. Introduction. ... Christian King of Mercia, founded a religious house at Stone for nuns ... relating to Stone which were...
View result
Parishes: Stone
The History and Topographical Survey of the County of Kent: Volume 6
Parishes Stone STONE, CALLED in antient Latin deeds Stanes, and now usually Stone near Faversham, to distinguish it from two other parishes ... to the north side of the London road, a little...
View result


text:
- Northern New York Newspapers
- Watertown
- Ogdensburg
- Massena-Potsdam
- Lowville
- Carthage
- Malone
- NNY Business
- NNY Living
- NNY Ads
POTSDAM The village Board of Trustees on Monday night adopted a 10-year comprehensive plan calling for further development of business, housing and arts, after months of preparing the document and weeks of debating it.
Trustee Eleanor F. Hopke was the only board member to vote against the plan. She initially moved to table its adoption until further review.
There are major issues in the comprehensive plan which I think the board should look at, she said.
One such problem, according to Ms. Hopke, is the plans mention of specific businesses deserving of village support, notably the University Bookstore and the proposed North County Childrens Museum.
Its not the villages job to tell anyone how to run their business, she said.
Ms. Hopke also said the plan supports the creation of more rental properties, despite acknowledging the need for more home ownership.
When the vote to table the plan failed, Ms. Hopke moved to amend it, but her fellow board members did not allow the proposed amendments to go to a vote.
The period to make changes has expired, said Mayor Steven W. Yurgartis, who said any proposed alterations should have been brought to the committee that drafted the plan while it was still being created.
The plan will be reviewed regularly, and changed if the village board sees fit.
In other business, the board unanimously approved a resolution in support of Potsdam Central School District. The school lost more than $4 million in state funding over two years and, like other St. Lawrence County school districts, could face insolvency if funding is not restored.
The resolution calls for the state Legislature and Governor Andrew M. Cuomo to increase funding.
Parents spoke out in support of the resolution during the meeting.
Julie A. Helenbrooke is a parent of two children in the Potsdam school system. She said that children of downstate relatives of hers have access to education far above and beyond what is available in the north country. The states funding model, she said, is unfair.
Its a civil right issue at this point, she said.
Devon A. Shipp also has two children in the school system. In May he created the Potsdam Educational Opportunities Fund with other local parents. The fund will be used to help the school district pay for activities not covered under the normal budget. It has raised more than $30,000, with a donor offering to match all donations up to $100,000.
These efforts help, but they are not enough, according to Mr. Shipp.
The locals are taking matters into our hands, but we really do need that state support, he said.
The resolution will be sent to the governor, who will give his State of the State address on Wednesday.
The board also discussed adopting a local law that would change the way the village makes purchases and hires contractors.
Under the current law, the village must allow contractors to bid on a project and must hire whomever can do the job for the lowest cost. However, this does not take into account long-term costs or savings that may be incurred.
Last year, the state passed a law allowing municipalities to make purchases based on the best long-term value rather than the lowest bid. This will allow village leaders to take into account such factors as durability, maintenance costs, and the availability of replacement parts when selecting a bid.
The comptroller is urging people to do it, Village Administrator David H. Fenton said. Its a very good idea, really.
The board will hold a public hearing at 6:45 p.m. Jan. 21 to discuss the proposed law.
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:
ISLANDERS CLAIM ROB SCHREMP ON WAIVERSSkilled, underachieving (so far) C dumped by Oil
11:50 am – The Islanders have claimed center Rob Schremp on waivers from Edmonton. The former first round pick comes with a reputation for cockiness. Especially with Frans Nielsen out, this is a worthwhile, cheap pickup for the Islanders.
It will also present quite a challenge for Scott Gordon. As skilled as Schremp may be, several teams in the league passed up the chance to trade a draft pick for him. Although we have heard reports of Edmonton's AHL affiliate being a mess last season, Schremp posted pathetic numbers in the minor leagues for someone of his ability: 7 goals and 42 points in 69 games. Robbie Schremp, this is your wakeup call.


text:
Those who visit my blog regularly may have guessed (with a sigh) the answer to my title question. What's blue and white and flowered all over? Of course, it's my current mantel vignette. I'm sure you think I change my mantel more than I change my clothes, but I promise you, I change my clothes at least daily~my mantel about every other day (not really that often ~ yes, I'm talking about the mantel).
I'm so pleased that you visited my blog. Please come back again soon. laurie


text:
Many educators believe that President George W. Bush's no child left behind legislation, currently in the third year of implementation, added another layer of problems to public school systems.
And the Utah Legislature has also determined that the law goes beyond the boundaries of where the United States government should meddle.
During a special session in March, the state body repudiated some of what the law requires, under the threat of losing up to $76 million in federal aide each year.
On May 2, Gov. Jon Huntsman signed the bill. The new measure indicates that Utah intends to adhere to some of the benchmark requirements, but sets the priorities of the state over the federal standards.
It appears that more than a dozen other states are considering taking similar moves.
However, the federal law continues to move ahead nationally, even though states are trying to wiggle out from under the legislation's tentacles.
But U.S. officials have not stopped inserting the federal government in education yet.
Recently, Bush began pushing his high school initiative to raise graduation levels.
"Getting every child to graduate high school, with a meaningful diploma in hand, is one of the biggest challenges our country faces," said secretary of education Margaret Spelling in late February.
"Only 68 out of 100 entering ninth graders will graduate from high school on schedule. Fewer than 20 percent will graduate from college on time. Meanwhile, 80 percent of the fastest growing jobs will require some post secondary education," added the U.S. secretary of education.
Spelling apparently wants to build on what she and the president consider the standards and accountability of the NCLB provisions.
But many Utah educators question what NCLB was designed to do.
Some of the educators in the state believe that the federal guidelines were developed like an office memos about problems in the workplace issued by weak supervisors who do not want to confront offenders.
The memos from the supervisors are intended to make all of the employees do something extra in order to force offending workers to follow the rules.
The educat feel that way because Utah, despite it's high number of students, low tax base and lowest in the nation expenditure per pupil, still does a good job of getting a lot of kids through high school. And with the latest competency testing that the state has instituted (UBSCT) that result may even get greater.
A recent report by the Utah State demographic and economic analysis section of the governors office points out that Utah ranks fifth in the nation in the number of adults that hold high school diplomas (91 percent) only following leading Minnesota by 1.3 percent. Utah also ranks 12th in percentage of adults with bachelor degrees, with 30.8 percent of adults holding those diplomas. Washington D.C. had the highest percentage with 45.7 percent.
`Somehow, say educators, Utah is getting a big bargain for ranking that high because the state only spends $4,860 per student, the lowest in the nation. Next in line is Arizona which lays out $5,672 per year per student. The highest amount spent in the nation per student is Washington D.C. with a $13, 328 expenditure. Minnesota, which ranked highest amongst the number of adults with a high school diploma ranks 21st at $8,073 per student.
The low funding ratios are largely due to student population as it is relative to the general makeup of the public in Utah. Nationally, only 16.4 percent of the population in a state is enrolled in public schools. In Utah it is 20.5 percent, one of the highest percentages in the country.
But putting fingers in the pie of local education isn't just left up the federal government; the state gets involved too. In this years regular legislative session, no less than 20 bills were introduced in the state house and senate relating to public education. Of that total, 12 passed both houses and eight died. All in all this was an average year for school bills. For some who view it the entire process gives a whole new meaning to the knock off of Benjamin Franklin's saying "...in this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes," to which a common cliche has become "Except death doesn't get worse each time congress (the legislature) meets."
Few who have had to deal with NCLB like it. The program sets definite, seemingly inflexible and sometimes undefinable standards for school districts and states to meet. There is one thing that most educators agree is ridiculous. That is the part of the plan that says all third graders, regardless of socioeconomic background or handicap, must be reading at grade level by 2012.
To do this all students must be able to grow and for some that is just not possible.
"The fact is that students with disabilities would not be in Special Education if they could grow," says Carbon Superintendent David Armstrong.
The other thing that NCLB does, and many feel is not only unfair but ridiculous as well, is to evaluate schools on multiple levels, with what is basically a pass/fail system. That part of the program is called Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) and schools must evaluate 100 different parameters, 50 for language and another 50 for mathematics. Each box on the form used indicates an evaluator and can be filled in with one of three answers; yes, no or not applicable. One no answer on the entire form means the school does not pass AYP.
For instance, during the 2003-2004 school year, Carbon High School did not pass because despite the fact that the school had yes or NA answers in nearly all the boxes, it received a "no" in academic achievement for students with disabilities. Carbon is not unusual; in fact many schools do fail based on evaluation points like this.
"Unfortunately they use this as a test to judge an entire schools total program," says Richard Wood, the testing coordinator for Carbon School District. "It's not a complete evaluation of the all the good things that are going on in a school."
Both Armstrong and Wood say that the focus of a school should have to do with competency or to prepare students for real life, rather than to focus on content only.
But despite most educators opposition to NCLB and in their estimation impossible goals that can not be consistently achieved, they do agree on one thing; that having students read well by the third grade is critical to the rest of the scholastic and life's success.
Editors note: This is the second in a series of five stories concerning testing, academics, goals and outcomes in Utah schools in general and in the Carbon School District in particular.


text:
Help Center
Local Navigation
The Media Keys sample application is a MIDlet that demonstrates how to respond to media key-press events on a BlackBerry® device. Media keys control the playback of music, video, and pictures that are stored on the device. The sample application is designed to accept media key presses while running in either the foreground or background.
The sample application highlights the use of the MediaBehaviourControl interface, which enables a MIDlet to act as a media player. For more information about monitoring media key-press events using the BlackBerry Java® API, see the Multimedia Development Guide.
Next topic: Featured classes and interfaces


text:
Party, Craft & School Supplies
Brainy Toys for Kids of All Ages
Your cart is currently empty.
Items remain in your shopping cart for 30 days.
1000+ items up to 60% off! Shop
100s of Pink Ribbon items to show your support. Shop
100s of toys & prizes in bulk. Shop
Over 5000 Christmas items! Shop
Orange Gingham Dinner Plates
24 Piece(s)
5.0 out of 5


text:
11 Best Hairsprays
The competition for best hairspray is stiff, but these products hold up, say our readers
Why it's great: This hairspray keeps reviewers' hair in place without making it sticky. It's said to hold up well against humidity and provides a "lasting hold that can be brushed through." One reviewer warns that moderation is key; spray too much and locks will become "crispy and flaky."
Agree? Disagree? Write your review for Sebastian Shaper Plus Hair Spray here.
Buy Now on Amazon.
*At time of publication
SEE NEXT PAGE: No. 9: Bumble and Bumble Thickening Hairspray, $28
Older comments
I'll have to check out the Tresemme!
by StanziMozart Sunday, April 28, 2013 at 04:52PM Report as inappropriate
I also find Frizz Ease and Suave hairsprays to be pretty good too! FE is great on those humid days that tend to make my hair go poof!
by starla1971 Saturday, April 27, 2013 at 07:41PM Report as inappropriate
Looking for a good hairspray. Good ideas.
by rna Saturday, April 27, 2013 at 01:23PM Report as inappropriate
Sebastian Shaper is a good hairspray but I cannot stand the smell. I've never understood the following for Elnet either. I don't get the best results and it too smells bad. My favorite is Sexy Hair Soy Touchable hair spray.
by Galatina Wednesday, April 24, 2013 at 03:08PM Report as inappropriate
Thank you for the list. I know what to get when I run out of hairspray.
by Monique3 Wednesday, April 24, 2013 at 08:20AM Report as inappropriate
The first two sprays I listed are flexible hold. The rusk is great for controlling fly aways without feeling like you\'ve actually used hairspray
by diane_magel Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at 04:04PM Report as inappropriate
My favorite hairsprays are Rusk w8less and biosilk natural hold. For a firmer hold i really like Big Sexy Hair spray and stay. When i wear my hair curly i like Tresemme tres two sprayl
by diane_magel Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at 03:59PM Report as inappropriate
LOVE the elnett - UNSCENTED.
by jenstar313 Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at 10:49AM Report as inappropriate
Helpful article; there are so many hairsprays on the market making the same claims that is it nearly impossible to decide which to choose. I swear by Phyto haircare products, though - the shampoo and conditioner leave my hair so clean and fresh, and the styling products hold beautifully without weighing my hair down. It is liberating to feel your hair flow freely without worrying that movement will cause frizziness and dullness or simply mess your hair up.
by benbri1 Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at 10:42AM Report as inappropriate
Love the Elnett, but the smell is horrific!!! Sebastian is worth the extra $$$!
by wvfreedom Tuesday, April 23, 2013 at 10:10AM Report as inappropriate
to top


text:
MMVIII Anthony Blake Online
All Rights Reserved
The Blake Marketing Group/Blake InfoMedia
PO Box 992, Santa Paula, CA 93061-0992
Email: email@example.com
You should assume that the owner of this website is an affiliate
for providers of goods and services mentioned on this website and may
be compensated when you purchase from a provider.
To learn more, click here.
Although we may, from time to time, monitor or review discussions, postings and the like on The Entrepreneurial Success Forum, we are
under no obligation to do so. We are not responsible or liable for
any claim arising from the content of any such locations, messages or posts nor for any
error, defamation, libel, slander, omission, falsehood, obscenity,
pornography, profanity, danger, or inaccuracy contained in any information
contained within such locations on the Site, in any message, post, opinion, commentary or review by those that participate on this site and discussion board.


text:
Village Stay in Southeast Italy: Apulia
Go off the beaten path to discover Apulia, a region little changed by modern times, featuring delicious Mediterranean cuisine and unique architecture such as the trulli homes and sassi cave dwellings
Tour Details
- A Tailor-Made Journey to India and Nepal
- The Forbidden City: Official Spaces and Private Quarters
- Journey from Bangkok to Bali: Following the Spirits
- Haydn Seek
The southern Italian region of Apulia offers the curious traveler a chance to explore a unique corner of Italy that is fascinating while away from the beaten path. Over the centuries this remarkably diverse region has witnessed the
ebb and flow of
foreign armies and occupiers including many who stayed to imprint their culture on that of Apulia. The Adriatic sun warms this land of ancient olive groves, bountiful vineyards, fruit orchards and friendly people who will welcome you to charming towns and cities like Bari, Lecce, Ostuni, Matera, and Alberobello. An amalgam of diverse cultures, fascinating history, remarkable art and architecture, splendid wine, and wonderful food coalesce to make this adventure in Apulia a remarkable and enriching travel experience. You'll settle
in Polignano a Mare a town with a decidedly Greek feel and a spectacular setting high above the Adriatic Sea. On escorted excursions you'll see Apulia's architectural treasures from the Sassi cave dwellings of Matera to the conical Trulli, Norman castles and Italian Baroque cathedrals. During your visit it will become apparent why this diverse sun-drenched land has been settled and contended since ancient times.
This program offers an incredible value as it includes international airfare, first-class accommodations, and many meals, plus the services of a Smithsonian Journeys Expert and tour director! Limited to 36 participants.
September 8-9 – Depart the U.S., Polignano a Mare
Depart the U.S. on an overnight transatlantic flight to Bari, Italy. After your flight lands, clear brief arrival formalities then transfer to the Hotel Covo dei Saraceni located in the charming seaside town of Polignano a Mare. (D)
September 10 – Polignano a Mare, Bari
This morning, attend a lecture that will focus on the influence of history, agriculture, and beauty on Apulia's diverse cultural heritage. Later on a walking tour of Polignano a Mare, discover the charm of the Old Town, fragrant with flowering plants, and experience the warm hospitality of the townspeople.
In late morning, take a scenic drive to Bari a vibrant seaport since ancient times that serves today as Apulia's regional capital. You'll tour the historic port and walk though the tangle of medieval streets in the city's Old Quarter. Admire the carved portal of the Basilica of St. Nicholas that houses the relics of Bari's patron saint. Inside, see the marble episcopal throne and striking mosaic floor. Walk along the seafront promenade where lovely views are revealed with each turn. Stroll through the modern heart of the city designed by Joachim Murat, the brother-in-law of the French Emperor Napoleon. Sit down with fellow travelers to a lunch of fresh regional specialties at a local restaurant. After returning from Bari, attend a lecture that focuses on Lecce and Ostuni, two of Apulia's great architectural treasures known for their uniquely different styles.
This evening, join fellow Smithsonian Journeys travelers for a Welcome Reception and Dinner at the hotel. (B,L,D)
September 11 – Lecce, Ostuni
This morning, travel to Lecce, famous for its elaborate Baroque architecture. Lecce's Baroque style is more fanciful than the more typical European Baroque, with voluptuous statuary, whimsical garlands, heraldry, and lyrical scrolls. Visit the Basilica of Santa Croce and admire the elaborate facade, beautiful rose window, and intricately carved capitals of this unique Baroque style. Walk to the Piazza Sant'Oronzo to see the Roman Column crowned with a bronze statue of St. Oronzo, the first bishop of Lecce, and the elliptical Roman Amphitheater that once held many thousands of spectators. Enjoy a delicious lunch with your fellow travelers at a restaurant in Lecce. Gleaming in the Italian sunshine, Ostuni's whitewashed buildings cascade over the side of its hilltop perch and are reminiscent of those towns and villages found in Greece. Marvel at the labyrinth of streets and alleyways of the Old Town. Visit the magnificent cathedral, and walk atop the ancient city walls for remarkable vistas of the surrounding olive groves and the Adriatic Sea. (B,L)
September 12 – Andria, Corato
On a morning excursion to Castle del Monte, you'll visit an example of secular medieval architecture located on a hill near the monastery of Santa Maria del Monte. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it's a geometric study of unusual and curious symmetries. The eclectic blend of architectural styles is intriguing as is the innovative plumbing system that recycled rainwater. It's thought the castle may have been used as a hunting lodge and personal retreat.
The region of Apulia produces more wine than almost any other region of Italy. You'll visit a working winery in Corato and learn how Apulia's indigenous grapes are transformed into delightful wines. Enjoy the opportunity to sample regional varieties of wine followed by a luncheon featuring Apulian specialties. (B,L)
September 13 – Matera, Alberobello
You're off on a fascinating full-day excursion to explore Sassi di Matera and its rock-hewn churches and dwellings known as sassi. Carved into the limestone by ancient people the sassi are suspected to be the first human settlements in Italy. The caves were homes for the people of Matera until the 1950s, when the population was relocated to more modern housing. The sassi became designated a World Heritage Site in 1993. After lunch in Mater, explore the unusual dome-shaped buildings that dot the Apulian countryside. In the remarkable town of Alberobello, you will discover the largest concentration of these enigmatic dwellings known as trulli. Found nowhere else in the world, these whitewashed buildings with conical roofs are pieced together without mortar, their roofs painted with primitive Christian and pagan symbols. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the trulli cluster along Alberobello's cobblestone streets. Their origins remain a mystery, but it is thought they were built as a way to thwart tax inspectors. The trulli could be disassembled and reconstructed by the local people as a tax dodge. After returning to the hotel, sit down to dinner with fellow travelers. (B,L,D)
September 14 – Bisceglie, Trani
Today, Visit a family-run olive mill in Bisceglie for a guided tour. You'll learn about its fascinating history, olive cultivation, and the process of olive oil production. After sampling the olive oil you'll sit down to a buffet luncheon. Afterward, motor north along the coast to Trani where you'll see the Romanesque Cathedral of St. Nicholas dramatically perched at the Adriatic's edge then explore the former Jewish Ghetto, once home to southern Italy's largest Jewish community. After returning to the hotel, attend a lecture by your Smithsonian Journeys Expert. (B,L)
September 15 – Polignano a Mare
The day will be free of planned activities to allow you leisure time to explore on your own. As you conclude your visit to Apulia, gather with fellow Smithsonian Journeys travelers for a Farewell Reception and Dinner at the hotel. (B,D)
September 16 – Depart for the U.S.
This morning depart the hotel for Bari Airport and flights to the U.S. (B)


text:
You have no items to compare.
Category Navigation:
Review Details
SSG 69 Picatinny RailProduct Review (submitted on December 5, 2009):
I spent over 2 hours plus getting this mount to fit my rifle. Now, I discover that the quick release mounts on my scopes will not close all the way. The mount comes without any instructions or Allen wrench for the set screws.
After a lot of trial and error, I came up with a solution. You need to place a double rubber headed hammer against the rear of the mount and hit the other end of the hammer with a steel hammer. A block of wood will not work, and beating the mount with rubber hammer alone only destroys your hammer. The last 1/4 was the worse!!! I had to take a file to the dovetails. You could see by the marks that they were not wide enough. The mounts was dragging on the top of my rifles receiver, so I had to take a file to the bottom of the mount to get some clearance.
Given the fax that I ruined a new hammer, some wood blocks, marred the finish on my rifle and the scope rings don't fit, I would advise against ordering this product. I would have returned this product to the Company, had I not had to beat on it so much to get it on and off my rifle. I should have spent the money on a new magazine. Unless your installing night vison, stay with your factory scope rings.
Compare Products
My Cart
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Don't see what you need?
Call us!
(205) 417-8644
New products are added daily so check back often!


text:
More from This Week's
How IIT intends to become world-famous
When John Anderson became IIT's president in 2007, enrollment was down, endowment had shrunk and its credit was poor. "That first year was one of the toughest years of my life."Read Now
Rauner's love/hate relationship with pension funds
'Stealth' IPOs let emerging firms go public — in private
Look what's happening to Boul Mich now
Will this man be Strategic Hotels' last CEO?
A mighty wind problem


text:
Reserve Now
Or Check Rates
Ways to Stay
Buckley, MI 49620
Reserve: 800-562-0280
Info: 231-269-4562
15 miles south of Traverse City, or 3 miles north of Buckley on M-37.
GPS Address: 9700 S Buckley Road, Buckley, MI 49620. N44.54 5981, W85.67838Get Google Directions
Purchase your one year membership now for only $27.
Send a KOA Gift Card or check out what special deals our Partners have cooked up especially for you.


text:
The troubleshooting wizard guides you through a series of questions and tasks that are intended to help you solve your email issue.
Start the troubleshooting wizard
Try the following:
For some types of email accounts, the default timeframe that your BlackBerry device initially syncs email is 30 days in the past. To change this setting, on the home screen, swipe down from the top of the screen. Tap Settings > Accounts. Tap the email account. In the Sync Timeframe drop-down list, tap an option. Tap Save.
If you added a work account to your BlackBerry device, your administrator might have turned on a policy that separates the BlackBerry Hub into a work view, which contains your messages and notifications for only your work account, and a personal view, which contains your messages and notifications for only your personal accounts.
To see the work view, in the BlackBerry Hub, tap > Switch To Work.
To see the other recipients of a message and the account that you received the message in, in the message, at the top-right corner of the screen, tap the arrow.
You might not be able to forward a text message if the content of the message includes copyright-protected information.
If you use a work account that is supported by a BlackBerry Enterprise Server, your administrator might not allow you to send text messages, but you might still be able to receive text messages.
The file might be too large, or your wireless service plan might not support MMS messaging, which is required to attach files to text messages. Contact your service provider for more information.


text:
Hector Garcia, EdD
Hector Garcia has more than 23 years of experience in law enforcement and security leadership and teaches criminal justice courses online. He is also the founder of a nationally recognized law enforcement and security consulting organization specializing in school and corporate safety and security.
His career experience includes serving as a chief of police, director of safety and security and vice president of operations with large organizations. Hector is a recognized subject matter expert and expert witness in the law enforcement and safety/security field.
He has a Doctor of Education in Organizational Leadership from Argosy University and a Master of Science in Criminal Justice from Lynn University. He serves the International Association of Chiefs of Police as a member of the Police Administration Committee and the Juvenile Justice Committee.
The information in this profile was provided by the subject.


text:
This Non-Credit course will focus on the basic tools needed to work with Revit Architecture. Management of Projects in the Revit Environment will be discussed throughout this course. With the parametric nature of Revit, Building Information Management (BIM) is integrated throughout the course. The class begins with the fundamentals of the user interface and Revit commands. The program streamlines the design process with a 3D central model.
Revit Architecture is designed to work the way architects think.


text:
Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Whether or not you attended FAFSA Day, completing the FAFSA is the first step in making your college dreams a reality. The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is the standard form required for federal and state need-based aid and for consideration for many other scholarships and grant opportunities. The FAFSA can be completed and filed at www.fafsa.gov
Below are topics of interest that may be helpful as you prepare to enter college in the fall. Please check out all of the great information on the site or give us a call at 866-866-CFNC (2362)!
After Completing and Submitting the FAFSA
Helping You Pay
Grants, Scholarships and Forgivable Loans
About Loans


text:
The City of Takoma Park offers rewarding career opportunities in a variety of fields such as public works, administration, recreation and within our police department. We offer competitive wages and have an excellent benefits package for full-time and most part-time employees.
If you are looking for an employment opportunity in which you are able to grow and develop your skills, look no further!
To explore our current job openings and to fill out our online application, follow the Career Opportunities link.


text:
New menu with quite a few new options. I still stick with the Taco Barbacoa. Yum
Should really try to make the enchilada GF. So many places offer them GF. But really like the tacos they offer. Very good but limited selection.
very limited selection. fish tacos are good though. and they have queso!
Terminal D, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Dallas, TX 76051
Quick & good. Brisket tacos, black beans, chips
7710 Forsyth Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63105
Ordered gluten free version of fajitas and they served me flour tortillas.
1001 Branson Landing, Branson, MO 65616
This place was fabulous! One of the best Mexican restaurants I've ever eaten at. Lots of GF options, plus vegetarian and a couple vegan options too--which was a plus for me. Our waitress was very knowledgeable which is always reassuring when you need to eat GF.
1680 29th St, Boulder, CO 80301
Although the restaurant has gluten free options, it is not Celiac friendly. Our server said they could not guarantee that even the gluten free options on the menu were not cross-contaminated. The tortilla press was used for both flour tortillas and corn tortillas.
Terminal D, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, Dallas, TX 76051
Awesome Mexican food! I highly recommend. Every time we come to DFW airport we hope we have a lay over so we can enjoy the food. They have an extensive amount of gluten free menu items with chips and salsa to munch on before our meal.
2000 Piazza Avenue, Wesley Chapel, FL 33543
There are gluten free options on the menu, but the majority of them are salads and there was only one meal that was not categorized as an appetizer or salad. I got a salad with shrimp on it and it was very good but seemed a little overpriced.
430 South Rampart Boulevard #110, Las Vegas, NV 89145
Great gluten free Mexican food, I like their fish tacos 😊.
11129 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77042
So I just discovered this gem and am in love. We went there on a Friday night. While our waiter was not the most knowledgeable on what parts of a meal might contain the gluten he kept saying he would ask and when he turned the order in he would type it in as GLUTEN-FREE. (I was asking about a dish that had some type of cream over it) While it was not very busy, except for Chipotle, I have NEVER gotten my food as fast as it came out here. I would guess 5 minutes but that just sounds preposterous. I got shrimp and spinach stuffed chicken. WOW. Talk about melt in your mouth delicious. Hubby got carne asada. It was perfection. I got a couple of sangria margaritas even though I didn't see them on the menu. They have a lot of margarita flavors. Their chips came with two different red salsas that were both delicious and had that "made in-house" flavor. There was a live band playing some latin type music. Selena came to mind. I was extremely sad that more people were not enjoying this restaurant that night. Check it out! The food was amazing!
9090 Destiny USA Dr, Syracuse, NY 13204
Good was ok. Not a ton of options. Not sure how much or little they try for cross contamination. Service was slow considering they were not super busy.
9090 Destiny USA Dr, Syracuse, NY 13204
Good options, decent food, but it certainly didn't wow us. The guac just tasted like avocado and the service wasn't awesome.
592 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203
Love that the chips were gluten-free. The server was very friendly and helpful. Even the kitchen manager came to the table and was very nice. The ahi tuna tacos with guacamole on the side was fantastic and the flan was really good too. I would highly recommend this restaurant.
2150 E Williams Field Rd #123, Gilbert, AZ 85295
They no longer have gluten free corn tortillas.
1901 Northwest Expy, Oklahoma City, OK 73118
I was not completely comfortable here as a newly diagnosed celiac. First, the manager could not find the gluten free menu. When asking the waitress about the seasoning in the tableside guacamole (which was DELICIOUS) she assured me it had no dairy. Well, that's lovely, but I don't have an issue with dairy. There were only 2 entrees marked gluten free on their regular menu, both shrimp dishes. So I ordered the chili relleno with shrimp. The cheese they use on it has flour in it, which I didn't realize, so I picked at a sad, dry stuffed pepper with no cheese. The servers were sweet, but I got the vibe that they are not completely prepared for a customer like me. Every time something was brought out from the kitchen, I got a little nervous. I also didn't advocate for myself enough and did not ask if they have seperate prep spaces, etc. for the GF food. Which was my mistake.
7710 Forsyth Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63105
Not a ton of gf options at this location...I have seen more at some of their other locations, BUT the chips, queso, and options you can get are delicious!!!
330 The Bridge Street, Huntsville, AL 35806
Was a very good meal. There are gluten free options on the main menu indicated by a gray triangle, only two of the main courses have the gluten free symbol. I asked our waitress and she said any of the taco options could also be made gluten free by changing to corn tortilla. I chose the chicken taco gf and it was awesome! Several of the apps have the gf triangle.
508 North State Street, Chicago, IL 60654
Menu marks what can be made gluten free. Chips are fried separately and safe to eat. Delicious!
4109 South National Avenue, Springfield, MO 65807
Items are clearly marked when gf. Ate the chips and cheese dip plus a gluten free chicken dish with corn tortillas. Delicious and no issues :-) update: they have changed their menu and have few gf options.
2150 E Williams Field Rd #123, Gilbert, AZ 85295
Not Celiac friendly- "gluten free" chips are fried in another frier that they dip corn-wheat blend tortillas. Very limited selection if you don't like shrimp. Not concerned with cross contamination, felt like I was bothering staff with my needs. Update: I got the food to-go because of a sneaking suspicion of cross contamination and it was too late to cancel the order. I would rather have the consequences happen at home rather than on the drive home. Sure enough I got sick. NOT SAFE FOR CELIACS.
508 North State Street, Chicago, IL 60654
I went to this place based on the great reviews (thanks everyone!) Their menu has changed and many things that we were once GF are no longer. The options for me were limited as I don't eat shrimp and most of the GF dishes were with shrimp. The guacamole was awesome, the service was great, but that was all I had. I could not even eat tacos or fajitas.
592 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203
Fantastic Ahi Fish Taco appetizer comes with guacamole on the side and pickled onions. Service was efficient, timely, and friendly for our lunch. All gf items on Monday marked with grey triangle on the menu. Gf flan dessert and mango chicken excellent as well.
9090 Destiny USA Dr, Syracuse, NY 13204
2 app and 2 entree options as well as usually a daily special. nice place too
508 North State Street, Chicago, IL 60654
always a fav in Chicago. delicious authentic and guacamole fresh made to order at your tabl
5200 Big Pine Way, Fort Myers, FL 33907
Small portions. Over priced. Limited options. Won't be back.
6535 Youree Dr #401, Shreveport, LA 71105
I have celiac and have eaten here many, many times with no problem. They are very knowledgeable about cross-contamination and the regular menus is clearly marked regarding GF items. It's one of the few places where the chips are gluten free, as they are fried in a dedicated fryer!!
201 W 3rd St, Austin, TX 78701
LOVE this place! GF selections are noted on the regular menu. Staff is very knowledgeable about all of the food, they have even suggested mods to make other items GF for me. And their margaritas are the best!
8791 Lyra Dr, Columbus, OH 43240
Always fresh and delicious and never had an issue. Would have given 5 stars if they had more gf options.
508 North State Street, Chicago, IL 60654
Great guacamole, drinks and amazing fish tacos. Menu indicates what is gluten free and server was knowledgable.
508 North State Street, Chicago, IL 60654
Came here after reading FMGF reviews. Upscale Mexican. Best Mexican cuisine ever tasted! Would describe as upscale Mexican. Located in River North area of downtown. Must have 60 + tables, but spacious and can hear yourself talk. Great cocktails (margaritas and Mojitos). Guacamole made from scratch at table- best ever had. More than half of menu is marked as GF friendly. Had a GF Fajita chicken salad w/ black bean, avocado, lime vinaigrette dressing with tortilla strips. Outstanding. Has a kids menu. Would recommend as a date spot and a family friendly place. Can't wait to come back!! Great vibe.
7710 Forsyth Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63105
Very fresh and yummy guacomole - had the fajitas and the flan was fabulous!
5200 Big Pine Way, Fort Myers, FL 33907
Fantastisk mat og service!! Glutenfritt er godt merket på menyen.
508 North State Street, Chicago, IL 60654
Really good food. Gf safe choices are labeled on the menu. Nice atmosphere
2150 E Williams Field Rd #123, Gilbert, AZ 85295
My all time favorite restaurant. Have eaten here gluten free dozens of times and never gotten sick.
10282 Bistro Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32246
Amazing fresh GLUTENFREE!!!!
501 Silks Run, Hallandale, FL 33009
10282 Bistro Drive, Jacksonville, FL 32246
Love this place. Delicious gourmet Mexican food. Table side guac, margaritas, chicken tacos, fish tacos, fajitas and avocado enchiladas are to die for!
4109 South National Avenue, Springfield, MO 65807
The service was extremely slow, it took 20 min just for him to take our order. and when we asked his thoughts on the gluten free items he wasn't really sure and kept saying he "believed" the items were.. which it didn't make me feel safe and he probably wasn't aware of cross contamination either. No one we spoke to seemed super knowledable about gluten free. plus the food was absolutely horrible, not just mine but we had a table of 6 and no one had anything good to say, the food seemed old it wasn't even warm like it had been sitting out for quite sometime. I don't recommend this place nor will I ever be back.
1001 Branson Landing, Branson, MO 65616
Food is excellent but staff are not trained. Three staff told me "they believed" the chips and salsa were GF. When I said I needed to know for sure they said chips were, only 1 sauce was.
120 S 31st Ave, Omaha, NE 68131
I had appetizers and drinks here with no issues. Great patio and drink menu.
1901 Northwest Expy, Oklahoma City, OK 73118
We've eaten here several times. The food is very good. They have several items that are fine as-is, and they are happy to accommodate, if you explain gluten issues and request items be made with corn tortillas.
120 S 31st Ave, Omaha, NE 68131
Had several GF choices on the menu. My wife really liked her choice. Only close call was, Chips and salsa at the table was very good, but had 2 choices. One wasn't GF, but we hadn't asked in time. The guacamole was also GF, made fresh at your table. Would definitely eat there again.
4109 South National Avenue, Springfield, MO 65807
excellent will eat there again staff very helpful on gluten free. food was fantastic
8000 Via Dellagio Way, Orlando, FL 32819
I have been here over and over. Never even sick. General mgr Ricks sister has celiac and has a complete knowledge of cc. Speak to him and he will even make something special for you that's not in the menu. I'm never nervous when I eat here.
530 Throckmorton St, Fort Worth, TX 76102
I have always gotten glutenned there. I have given it three chances the waiter the last time had an attitude when i was explaining about cross contamination, needless to say i got sick. I have spoken to the manager and ordered a grilled chicken salad and still got sick im assuming the grill is shared. If you are sensitive this is not your place.
1001 Branson Landing, Branson, MO 65616
My husband and I visited this restaurant for the first time last weekend after finding it on Find Me Gluten Free. It was AMAZING. Their menu was very easy to read and our waitress was helpful. They have several gluten free options clearly listed on their menu. I highly recommend Cantina Laredo and cannot wait to go back!
207 N University Ave #130, Little Rock, AR 72205
Celiac/Allergy Family of 4 ordered only from GF options on menu. Rancho beans were brought out on the GF chicken fajita plate. I asked server twice to verify they were GF. He assured me they were. After daughter & I ate some he came rushing back to inform us that WERE NOT GF. Manager was very apologetic. Too little too late. They are cooked with beer. Buyer beware.
592 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203
The brunch was fair. Took over 20 minutes to get our entree. The food was burnt and the entree was not complete. They forgot the poached egg with the brunch meal. They were knowledgeable on gluten free however. Was able to eat the gluten free beef fajitas.
430 South Rampart Boulevard #110, Las Vegas, NV 89145
Gluten free marked on the menu
4109 South National Avenue, Springfield, MO 65807
Clearly marked gf items on main menu. The food is super fresh and great. If you're used to the greasy and really cheesy Mexican food, know that this is different- Good different, but different. Staff readily recognized gf and I had no issues.
201 W 3rd St, Austin, TX 78701
Tacos have great flavor
501 Silks Run, Hallandale, FL 33009
Awesome! Great service. Very knowledgeable about a GF diet.
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
11:00 am - 11:00 pm
11:00 am - 11:00 pm
11:00 am - 10:00 pm


text:
Inter slideshow
HOT FOOTBALL GOSSIP: 'Fed-up' Benzema teases Arsenal once more - and Coutinho would 'happily' join Barcelona
Arsenal's apparent endless quest for Real Madrid striker Karim Benzema might at last be bearing fruit - but Liverpool could lose a major asset More »Kevin Darling - 3 hours ago
PREMIER LEAGUE: Ferguson's hairdryer treatment inspired players – Ronaldo
Cristiano Ronaldo revealed Alex Ferguson's famous hairdryer treatment helped the Manchester United players. More »Omnisport - 6 hours ago
PREMIER LEAGUE: Injured Shaw returns to United's training ground
Manchester United's Luke Shaw returned to the club's training ground for the first time as he steps up his recovery from a double leg break he suffered in the Champions League loss to PSV Eindhoven last month More »Reuters - 2 hours 1 minute ago
PREMIER LEAGUE: Mourinho: Ferguson knew I didn't want United job - it was always going to be Chelsea for me
Jose Mourinho always wanted a Chelsea return and said he never considered the Manchester United job - even though he was told it would be available months before Fergie quit. More »Omnisport - 6 hours ago
PREMIER LEAGUE - Rodgers expects Liverpool to improve following sacking
Brendan Rodgers has spoken for the first time since his sacking as Liverpool manager on Sunday. More »Omnisport - 18 hours ago


text:
Long Island Residents, Many Still Without Power, Continue To Clean Up After Superstorm Sandy
A resident walks past a destroyed section of the boardwalk at the... News PhotoAccidents and Disasters,Boardwalk,Civilian,Cross Section,Damaged,Effort,Extreme Weather,Full Length,Horizontal,Hurricane Sandy,Long Beach - New York,New York State,Ruined,USA,WalkingPhotographer Bruce BennettCollection: Getty Images News 2012 Getty ImagesLONG BEACH, NY - NOVEMBER 09: A resident walks past a destroyed section of the boardwalk at the base of Lincoln Boulevard as Long Islanders continue their clean up efforts in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy on November 9, 2012 in Long Beach, New York. New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has said that the economic loss and damage to homes and business caused by Sandy could total $33 billion in New York, according to published reports. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)


text:
Explore the mystery of human sexuality with the Lifelong Sexual Health workshop at Saybrook's Seattle campus. Educate yourself about sexual health, the manifestations of sexuality, and the importance of mindful sexuality.
Who Should Take This Workshop?
This workshop is a master's level elective course for students in the Residential MA Program with a specialization in Counseling. Information and resources covered in this workshop partially satisfy Washington state requirements for licensure as a Marriage and Family Therapist (WAC 246-809-121), as well as requirements for clinical membership in the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy (AAMFT Standard Didactic Area II Clinical Knowledge 320.06). The workshop is also available to mental health professionals who wish to expand their knowledge of human sexuality.
What Will You Learn in This Course?
- Explore your own sexual identity including family of origin beliefs/values, experiences, and cultural diversity to help you become a healing presence for others' concerns around sexuality.
- Explore the mystery of human sexuality as a doorway into what it means to be human.
- Explore the erotic as a means to discover and integrate our shadow and to claim the full range of our humanity.
- Develop a sense of what it means to bring mindfulness to sexuality, exploring the question of what mindful sexuality is and why it might be important to you and your clients.
This class will offer theoretical models, group discussion, self-discovery and application in a safe, yet challenging, atmosphere of mutual wisdom and exploration. This course is designed to be a foundational component to begin clinical work with sexual health issues.
Dr. John Thoburn is a licensed psychologist in the state of Washington and an Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology in graduate psychology program at Seattle Pacific University. He teaches courses in individual, couple, and group psychotherapy, family psychology, and human sexuality. His research is in the areas of relational psychology and international psychology.


text:
NFL Tickets
NFL Tickets Tickets Rated 0.00/5 based on 0 customer reviews
The New England Patriots did it yet again last season when they won their fourth Super Bowl title. With free agency in full swing this offseason, be on the lookout for big name players moving all around the league!
The Seattle Seahawks came within one play of repeating as Super Bowl Champs. They will, however, enter the 2015 season as favorites, once again, to reach the big game. Gold Coast Tickets will have you covered all offseason long with the latest NFL news!
AFC EAST TICKETSCongrats to the New England Patriots on their AFC East and Conferences wins. Get tickets the Super Bowl today!
AFC NORTH TICKETSThe Pittsburgh Steelers topped the AFC North in 2014, then fell to the Ravens in the Wild Card game. It was an exciting year for this division.
NFC EAST TICKETSThe Cowboys and Eagles fought until the end, but "America's Team" came out on top in 2014 with a (12-4) record.
NFC NORTH TICKETSThe NFC North Champion Packers faced a tough loss to the Seahawks in the NFC Championship game. Until next year.
AFC SOUTH TICKETSLuck's arm took the Colts all the way to the AFC South win, but the team fell short of the Big Game with a loss to the Patriots.
AFC WEST TICKETSPayton Manning and the Broncos topped the AFC West again in 2014. Will he be back to do it again next year?
NFC SOUTH TICKETSIt was a less-than-stellar season for the NFC South, but Cam and the Panthers came out on top to win the division with a (7-8-1) record.
NFC WEST TICKETSSeattle did it again! The 2014 NFC West and Conference Champs are off to the the Super Bowl this Sunday.


text:
Remember when pretty much all you could do with a photo was put it in an album or hang it in a picture frame? Seems like ancient history, right? Well, what if I was to tell you that photography is about to take another great leap forward thanks in part to Kodak's innovative use of Microsoft Tag?
Visual is not a representation of Microsoft Tag placement on actual packaging
Today, Kodak launched its Email Print Service, which, like the name suggests, allows you to email your Kodak printer anywhere in the world from your laptop, smartphone or tablet, and have it print out your photo or document. "If somebody sends photos or documents to your smartphone and you want to print them, simply forward the documents onto your printer and they will print out," explains Jean-Henri Cote, Kodak Inkjet Systems Software and Connectivity Product Manager. "So it's printing without needing a PC or a driver."
One of the questions Kodak faced with the new service was figuring out a way for users to easily store the alpha-numerics of their printers on their smartphones. Tag helped solve that problem. All users need to do is scan a Tag that is printed by their Kodak printer once it has been registered on the Email Print service, or scan a Tag on kodakeprint.com, and the printer's email address is automatically stored in their smartphone's contacts database. "So that gets that email address onto your contacts of your mobile device very quickly and easily," says Cote.
Also, anyone who has ever used a computer printer knows that it can be a chore to remember what type of ink it needs. Well, once again, thanks to Kodak's use of Tag, problem solved. Along with the email address of the printer, the scan of the Tag also uploads to the smartphone's contacts the type of ink the printer needs along with a link to ink.kodak.com where users can learn more about Kodak inks and even buy refills straight from the mobile device.
Along with the debut of Kodak's Email Print Service, the company will also now include Tags on all printer packaging and also on in-store displays. Scanning the Tags takes shoppers with smartphones to micro-sites with additional information about the products, including a video that walks them through the major features and why they should buy it.
These are actually just the latest uses of Tag by Kodak. The company has offered a mobile app called Pic Flick that enables smartphone users to print any photo from their mobile devices wirelessly to their printers. Tag is being used on the Pic Flick web page to enable users to easily download the app with just a scan of the Tags. "Basically you scan the Tag and it will bring up the application on your mobile device so you can install it," explains Cote.
Kodak says it has more innovative uses of Tag to come so stay tuned. Oh, and don't forget to say "Cheese."
What other ways can Tag be used as a virtual office assistant? Let us know with your comments below or on Facebook or Twitter.
Abhishek Singh
Karla Arostegui
Type the code from the image
Design Tags that scan easily and offer an engaging mobile experience
Capture customers in the moment and bring printed materials to life
Tag lets you engage people anytime, anywhere, from magazine ads to store aisles
Wednesday, Sep 07, 2011 at 10:00 AM
Tuesday, Sep 06, 2011 at 12:45 PM
Thursday, Sep 01, 2011 at 2:00 PM
Wednesday, Aug 31, 2011 at 2:34 PM
Wednesday, Aug 31, 2011 at 10:00 AM
Download the Tag app
at http://gettag.mobi
and scan this Tag.


text:
Iowans Fit for Life is a joint statewide initiative between the Iowa Department of Public Health and its partners that promotes increased opportunities for physical activity and healthy eating for Iowans of all ages. Iowans Fit for Life completed Iowans Fit for Life State Plan and its implementation. Ultimately, Iowans Fit for Life aims to improve the health of Iowans by reducing the risks and preventing disease related to inactivity and unhealthy eating behaviors. To view our brochure click here.
Iowans Fit For Life is funded through the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity (DNPAO) . This division of CDC takes a public health approach to address the role of nutrition and physical activity in improving the public's health and preventing and controlling chronic diseases. DNPAO offers a variety of resources on state level obesity data as well as information for health care professionals and the public.
Iowans will enjoy balanced nutrition, lead physically active lives and live in healthy communities
Develop and strengthen partnerships that prevent and reduce obesity
Looking for policy and environmental strategies you can use in your community for obesity prevention? Click here to view the CDCs Recommended Community Strategies to Prevent Obesity.
First Lady Michelle Obama's Let's Move! Campaign   For the full report, please visit the Community section of the Resources page.
CDC Director, Dr. Thomas Frieden names "Obesity, Nutrition and Physical Activity a Winnable Battle!"


text:
Public Gallery
Join Now!
Log In
Feature Tour
Daniel Day |
Nolan Miller Jewelry Collection
Joan Rivers Jewelry Collection
Unidentified Sarah Coventry Jewelry
2012 Photos
Event photos
Sold Items
Sarah Coventry Jewelry Research Page
Jolie Gabor Jewels
Sarah Coventry Jewelry Research Page
Welcome to my Sarah Coventry jewelry research page, I hope that you will find this a helpful and useful research tool for your Sarah Coventry jewelry. All items shown are in my personal collection and I will be adding more to this page as my collection expands. Please feel free to leave a comment and if I have made a mistake I always welcome information from other collectors. This is a work in progress so please check back often. Items shown are for sale. For other Sarah Coventry jewelry that is for sale plus other wonderful vintage jewelry please check out my websites at,
or visit my antique mall location, Clocktower Antiques in Branford, CT, information can be found on my website for directions.
Happy Collecting!
Daniel R Day
Please note-I DO NOT OFFER APPRAISALS OR GIVE VALUES FOR ITEMS. THERE ARE MANY BOOKS ON THE SUBJECT OF SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY AVAILABLE AND ONLINE RESOURCES SUCH AS EBAY OR RUBYLANE.
Any comments with Website Addresses will be deleted, I appreciate any interest, I have created this website for research only, any promotion of other websites will be removed.
The "Queens Jewels" on Etsy
Member of;
Jewel Collect, Jewelry Ring, CJCI, Vintage Lovers Team on Etsy.
Proud owner of shelter cats Jackson and Jolie
"It's not the having, it's the getting".
Elizabeth Taylor
Album by Daniel Day.
Photos by Daniel Day.
1 - 18 of 807 Total. 113980 Visits.
Next 18
Show all
Christmas Cathedral Charm
Sterling & Enameled Christmas charm. Limited edition and dated 1972.
1974 Christmas charm, limited edition. Charm in orginal box and shown with page from 1974 SC catalog.
Accent Pin-1958. Shiny Gold-tone setting, signed SC.
Accent pin-1968
Dimensional setting with brushed gold-tone setting.
Adam's Delight-Pin,pendant,earrings.
Nice silver-tone setting with nice details and weight. Also shown in gold-tone.
Alaskian Summer Set, 1960s
Matte white faux pearls with small turquoise colored beads, silver-tone setting.
Alexandria ring, 1976. Gold-tone setting with faux pearls and purple rhinestone.
Allusion Set, 1968
Bright gold-tone setting with aurora borealis rhinestones, very dimensional design and nice size set.
Aloha Set, 1975
Gold-tone setting, good size pendant.
Ambassador, 1950s, cuff links and tie clip. Mirrored black glass with gold pattern, cuff links have glare from the scanner but you can see the pattern in the mirrored glass pieces.
Amber Lites, late 1950s-early 1960s, gold-tone leaf design with amber colored rhinestones.
Amber-Jet Bar Pin
Amber rhinestones and black faceted stones, gold-tone setting.
Large piece.
American Beauty Set-1965.
Gold-tone and nice dimensional design, medium sized set with good weight.
Americana-(Eagle Pin), 1968
Not a large piece but has nice details, gold-tone. Over the years the company repeated names which at times can be confusing.
Americana tac pin 1976. Enameled tac pin.
Thanks to my jewelry friend Cindy B. for sending me this piece.
Americana Set, 1972
Gold-tone with R/W/B plastic cabochons. This set was manufactured by DeLizza and Elster for Sarah Coventry.
Shown is large size clip-on earrings and smaller pierced earrings.
Amethyst Oval set, 1972. From the Lady Coventry collection. Shiny gold-tone setting with genuine, high quality amethyst cabochon stones. Only bracelet and earrings signed, shown with 1972 catalog, original price for the set was $78.00, that would be almost $400.00 in 2010 dollars.
Anniversary, 1973
Silver-tone setting with Lapis looking cabochons and clear rhinestones. Very good looking set.
Continued ...
Select All.
Next 18
Show all
Album Properties
Email Album
Send Invitation
Share URL


text:
|multiple instances
|processing type
|frames needed
The filter mainly reduces color- and luminance-noise and flickering due to phase errors. It however does *not* do a good job on color-noise introduced by the common BT8x8 chip-set itself (You will have noticed, if you ever dared to record vertically reduced sequences with that chip-set -- say 288 (or 384, or whatever...) lines instead of full 576 -- that "nice" interleaved color-changes from one line to the next. This annoying artefact is introduced by BT8x8 chip-set itself, by only saving one color information for two lines but not interpolating on the transmitted color-information. Despite of that oddity it has a reasonable quality for that price... So just record "Full-Pal/NTSC" and use yuvscaler to downscale your material! The quality is far better than recording at your destination resolution directly!!!)
As we now have a border-detection (which is most likely to fail ;-) we need an option to override it: Just type yuvdenoise -b xx being xx any number between 0 (zero, nix, nil, NULL) and a reasonable value counted from top of the image. That is, -b 64 will turn the topmost 64 lines in pure black as well as the lowest 64 lines, too... These black borders seem to be symmetrically ?!? ;-)
My tip: If you can, use this feature (take the value from the auto-detection as a first guess) as pure YUV-black (16,128,128) is easy to encode and therefor saves some bits better to be used for the real frame... Turn this feature off by typing -b 0


text:
Browse GoColumbiaMo.com Skip top Navigation. Translate this page
Purpose of the Commission
/ Ordinance
A current copy of the city ordinance establishing the Human Services Commission.
Commission Roster
A current list of commissioners.
Meeting Agendas & Minutes (After August 2011)
Current and past commission meeting agendas.
Meeting Agendas (Prior to August 2011)
Current and past commission meeting agendas.
Commission Meeting Minutes (Prior to August 2011)
Previous commission meeting minutes.
2014 Commission Meeting Calendar (PDF File)
Information on dates, times and locations of commission meetings in 2014.
Social Service Funding Information
A variety of information pertaining to the City of Columbia's social services funding.
The Division of Human Services
P.O. Box 6015
1005 W. Worley
Columbia, MO 65205-6015
Phone: 573.874.7488 (v)
Fax: .573.874.7756
E-Mail: email@example.com


text:
I am currently attached to a unit in my state's national guard, I haven't attended Basic or OCS yet, but I start in July in Fort Benning and train straight through to January. My question is whether I will become an officer in the engineering unit to which I am attached, or if I will have to opportunity to choose my branch or at least make a wishlist at OCS. Thanks.
Login or Sign Up
- Log in with Facebook


text:
Hemorrhoid Overview
Hemorrhoids are enlarged veins located in the lower part of the rectum and the anus. The veins become swollen due to increased pressure within them, usually from constipation or profuse diarrhea, and during pregnancy because of the pressure of the enlarged uterus.
Internal hemorrhoids are located in the inside lining of the rectum and cannot be felt. They are usually painless and make their presence known because blood is seen with a bowel movement. Internal hemorrhoids can prolapse or protrude through the anus.
External hemorrhoids are located underneath the skin that surrounds the anus. They can be felt when they swell and may cause itching, pain, or bleeding with a bowel movement. A thrombosed external hemorrhoid occurs when blood within the vein clots, and may cause significant pain.
Hemorrhoid Causes
Patient Comments Read 2 Comments
Hemorrhoids are associated with constipation and straining at bowel movements. Pregnancy is also associated with hemorrhoids. These conditions lead to increased pressure within the hemorrhoidal veins that causes them to swell. Other conditions, for example chronic liver disease, may also cause increased venous pressure and may be associated with hemorrhoids. Hemorrhoids are very common and are estimated to occur in up to one-half of the population by age 50.
Medically Reviewed by a Doctor on 2/26/2015
Medical Author:
Medical Editor:
Bhupinder Anand, MD
Next Page:
(Page 1 of 11)
Must Read Articles Related to Hemorrhoids
Anal Itching Anal itching is a common problem experienced by both men and women. Examples of causes of anal itching include irritants such as perfumes, chemicals, or dyes in...learn more >>
Gastrointestinal Bleeding Gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding either comes from the upper GI or lower GI tract. Upper GI bleeding can be caused by ulcers, gastritis, varices, cancer, or infla...learn more >>
Postpartum Perineal Care The perineum is between the urethra, the tube that carries urine from the bladder, and the anus. In women, the perineum includes the vaginal opening.learn more >>
Patient Comments & Reviews
The eMedicineHealth doctors ask about Hemorrhoids:
Hemorrhoids - Effective Treatments
What kinds of treatments have been effective for your hemorrhoids?
From WebMD
Healthy Resources
Featured Centers
Health Solutions From Our Sponsors
Read What Your Physician is Reading on Medscape
Hemorrhoids »
Hemorrhoids have plagued humankind since time immemorial, yet many misunderstandings regarding hemorrhoidal complaints and disease still exist.


text:
|Tougher Penalties for Gang Crime
|Written by Dave Blanks
|Wednesday, 25 April 2007 06:57
A national organization has come to North Carolina to argue against what it calls harsh penalties in a bill in the General Assembly designed to crack down on street gangs.Crimes such as robbery and assault would carry stiffer penalties when they are part of gang activity if a bill in a Senate committee is approved. Law enforcement agencies support the idea but a national group called Families Against Mandatory Minimums doesn't. Spokeswoman Laura Sager told the committee judges should have discretion. She claimed there would be a disproportionate impact on youth of color and the mentally ill. Sager said mandatory minimums haven't solved the drug problem and won't solve the gang problem.
|Share This Article:


text:
Upload Photo
State of the State
Gov. Andrew Cuomo delivers the annual State of the State address in Albany. (Jan. 9, 2013)
Newsday.com now uses Facebook for our comment boards. Please read our guidelines and connect your Facebook account to comment.
St. Anthony's High School Homecoming High school homecomings on Long Island Long Island and New York City's top photos LI's cheerleading and kickline teams Meet Long Island's high school mascots Promotions, new hires and jobs on LI Who's ringing stock exchanges' bells? LI high school homecomings: Then and now Mattituck vs. Southampton Oyster Bay High School Homecoming Meet LI's homecoming kings and queens 62 signs you're from Suffolk


text:
- Northern New York Newspapers
- Watertown
- Ogdensburg
- Massena-Potsdam
- Lowville
- Carthage
- Malone
- NNY Business
- NNY Living
- NNY Ads
The Ogdensburg Board of Education passed a $36,822,000 budget for the 2013-2014 school year at Mondays meeting, preserving roughly eight jobs and several popular programs.
The final budget includes $2.2 million in appropriated fund balance, $17.5 million in state foundation aid and $9.5 million in property taxes – a 4.69 percent increase over last years levy.
The district also received $100,000 in bullet aid attributed to Assemblywoman Addie J. Russell, D-Theresa.
The budget represents a $3 million increase over the 2012-2013 spending plan and will be put out for a public vote on April 22.
Although the board applied $2.2 million in fund balance - $200,000 more than they planned – in order to balance their budget, the district will still lose four teachers to attrition, one with the closure of Sherman Elementary School and a part-time technology coach.
But the district managed to avoid axing the Odyssey of the Mind, summer marching band and making further cuts into the French program.
Weve never seen anything like this, Superintendent Timothy M. Vernsey said. Going forward, were not going to have $2 million [in fund balance] next year.
Mr. Vernsey wasnt the only one warning that Ogdensburgs fiscal troubles are just beginning.
Michael J. Tooley, vice president of the Board of Education, said the positions and programs that were saved this year will be the first things on the chopping block next year.
Were looking at a hole of over $2 million again to start the year [for 2014-2015], Mr. Tooley said.
President of the Board Frederick P. Bean said, I would say to the people at the bottom of this list [of saved positions] that youve probably got about a year to find a job.
The budget was supported by Mr. Bean, and members Ronald N. Johnson, Craig A. Lalonde, Betty J. Mallott, Lawrence G. Mitchell, Vicky M. Peo and Laurie J. Zweifel. Mr. Tooley and member Renee C. Grizzuto voted against the budget.
Mr. Tooley said applying $2.2 million in fund balance this year goes too far and makes the district more vulnerable next year.
Ogdensburg Education Association President David G. Price said he was proud of the way our community has come together here.
Mr. Price said he understands there are some real financial issues facing the district but was happy with the way the board handled the situation, though he stressed that even cuts by attrition hurt the community.
Mr. Price said the community needs to lobby lawmakers in order to push for a more equitable distribution of school aid.
Mr. Vernsey also advocated further lobbying efforts directed at Albany.
Its getting to the point where its criminal what theyre doing to poor children in this state, Mr. Vernsey said.
Mr. Vernsey said the state should give less money to wealthy districts. He noted in this years state budget low-need districts are seeing an average increase in state aid of six percent while Ogdensburg, on the other hand, received a 2.45 percent state aid increase, not including building aid.
Its very disheartening to be in education right now, Mr. Vernsey said. Its a greasy slope and its getting steeper.
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:
Science Friday® is produced by the Science Friday Initiative, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Science Friday® and SciFri® are registered service marks of Science Friday, Inc. Site design by Pentagram; engineering by Mediapolis.
|The Macondo spill was just the latest insult to a Gulf coast already suffering from decades of oil and gas development, river diversions and Hurricane Katrina. Broadcasting from the National Council for Science and the Environment's "Our Changing Oceans" conference in Washington, DC, we'll discuss long-term restoration plans for Gulf wetlands and wildlife, and the oil's impact on human health.


text:
Sunday, April 1, 2012, in Monticello, Fla.
She was born June 15, 1924, in Lakeland, Fla., to Ola Maye St. John Simmons and Durrell Orville Simmons, both of whom preceded her in death.
She is survived by: her daughters, Dianne Louise Wilber (Melvin) and Mary Lynne Ball; her grandchildren, Matthew Ross Barker and Andrew Brian Barker (Jessica); her great-grandchildren, Ethan, Ross and Seth Barker; a brother, John Albert Simmons; and a sister, Patricia Ann Simmons Thornton.
Fran graduated from the Pensacola Hospital School of Nursing in 1947 and was a practicing registered nurse for many years, working primarily at Miami Baptist Hospital and Pensacola Scared Heart Hospital. After moving to Clayton in 1983, she worked some years for Hospice before permanently retiring from nursing.
For many years Fran was an Air Force wife and moved often, living in various cities in Texas, Ohio and Florida as well as in Baguio, Philippines. Wherever Fran lived she was always actively involved in the volunteer community and belonged to such groups as the Air Force Officer's Wives' Club and several garden and women's clubs in Florida and Georgia. She played a key role in the establishment of the group The Pensacola Artists Inc. at Quayside Gallery and was bestowed a life membership for her tireless efforts.
Fran had many abilities and talents. She had a flair for interior decorating, art collecting, fashion and gardening and was a fabulous cook and hostess. She was an excellent homemaker, mother, friend and nurse and always provided the most conscientious and loving care to her family, friends, patients and the many, many dogs and cats she rescued and cherished throughout the years.
In October 2010, due to illness Fran had to leave her beloved mountain home in Georgia where she had lived for 27 years, longer than she had lived anywhere, to reside with her daughter, Dianne, in Monticello. Her daughters, whom she often said were her heart, will always love her and respect the example she set as an independent and accomplished woman who came from very humble beginnings to live a remarkable, active and good life as truly part of the "greatest generation." No services are planned, but as she requested, her ashes will be returned at a later date to her much loved Georgia mountains.
Beggs Funeral Home, Monticello Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
The Clayton Tribune, April 5, 2012