text:
The SWAT utility is a GUI that comes with some Samba installations. Unfortunately it isn't activated by default.
- 1) SWAT activation is governed by the xinetd process. The SWAT specific xinetd configuration file is:
2) Edit this file and make sure that the "disable" field is set to "no" like this:
disable = no
3) Restart xinetd and you should be able to access SWAT on TCP port 901 via your browser to configure Samba once more.
Restarting xined: # /etc/init.d/xinetd restart
URL to configure SWAT: http://localhost:901


text:
Escape to the AAA 4-Diamond Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa near Phoenix for 40% off peak winter rates.
A room with a king bed or two double beds and a private balcony or patio is now available for $134-$143 many dates through December. Select 2014 dates are also discounted.
Highlights of the resort include the 2013 AAA 5-Diamond Kai restaurant, the 2013 Forbes 4-Star Aji Spa, three swimming pools, two Troon-managed 18-hole golf courses, an equestrian center, a golf academy and tennis courts.
Just 11 miles from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport, the resort is set on 2400 secluded acres surrounded by views of the Sierra Estrella and South Mountains.
Note: An additional $20 nightly resort fee (plus tax) covers in-room Internet access, use of the fitness center at Aji Spa and access to the tennis courts.
Please go to your email and confirm your subscription.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
If you're not wild about sharing your tablet with your kids, there's good news. This year you'll find a lot more tablets made especially for them, and they are far from just kids' play. Consumer Reports checked them out.
"This year we're seeing tablets with real Android operating systems and features like Wi-Fi and expandable memory," said Carol Mangis of Consumer Reports. "These tablets are not just toys."
Consumer Reports evaluated five tablets designed for kids. They cost between $150 and $200. Testers checked lots of features, including display quality. Some screens were hard to view from an angle. One machine measured battery life by tapping the screen to keep it awake until the batteries run down.
Then came the team of experts! Consumer Reports asked a dozen young testers to play games, read books, and create artwork on the tablets.
They answered questions, too, like how easy the tablets are to turn on, and which activities are fun.
"These tablets all come loaded with child-friendly games and learning activities," Mangis said. "And not surprisingly, the kids liked the games the best."
For bookworms, the Meep! Tablet from Oregon Scientific has the clearest display screen. And if you want to limit your child's internet access, parental controls are on all the tablets. The most extensive for younger kids are on the Meep!, the Kurio 7 and the Nabi 2.
"Some tablets have internet filters," explained Mangis, "which means kids can surf only to approved websites. And on some tablets, parents can limit their kid's time online."
And which tablet did the kids like best? The Nabi 2 for 200 dollars. It has a friendly interface, and the longest battery life.


text:
Utah's tax surplus has already exceeded the $92 million mark and the state's budget year isn't even halfway concluded.
The latest Utah Tax Commission monthly revenue report shows the state has accumulated almost as much extra cash through November as it did in the entire previous budget year, which ended June 30.
A proposed housing development on a Lehi ridge that would flank the new Cabela's store is raising some worried eyebrows in nearby neighborhoods.
Many people are concerned that Lehi might not be ready for this 225-acre project with 800 to 900 dwellings, 200 of which will be condominiums or duplexes.
In Provo, a local company that lost welders and machinists to Geneva Steel in the late 1980s wants the prodigals to come home.
Chicago Bridge and Iron will boost the workforce at its Provo plant from 40 to more than 100 by May.
An international company with more than 10,000 employees, CB&I won a contract in November to manufacture 150 massive steel support towers for wind turbines. They must deliver them between May 2005 and April 2006.
The Utah Transit Authority took a step toward finding funding for commuter rail to Davis County.
UTA board members unanimously approved issuing up to $175 million in sales tax and transportation revenue bonds to begin construction on the project.
Also, more money for roads and transit equals less congestion and a better quality of life. That is the equation Utah business leaders and state transportation planners have been pushing for the past six months.
But it looks as if lawmakers during the coming legislative session will hit the brakes on a mammoth transportation-funding package that includes tax increases.
In education, the University of Utah and Utah State University combined served more than 50,000 students, employed 25,429 and generated $2.1 billion in revenue for the year.
Close to 30 percent of the revenue came from patient services activity at the University of Utah's medical facilities.
Utah's Ute and Navajo tribes have a stake in the way the state taxes oil and gas drilling.
The tribes have an agreement with the state to use funds from reservation drilling to revitalize their land.
In Senate Bill 191, the Utah Legislature made some changes to the severance tax code and state lawmakers are studying the tax burden on drilling companies.
Tribal leaders have expressed some concern that by changing the tax code, the state would be changing the original agreement.
Nationally, consumer prices rose modestly in November as a surge in energy costs a month earlier moderated, noted the United States Labor Department.
The consumer price index, widely taken as a gauge of inflation risks, was up 0.2 percent as Wall Street economists had forecast after registering a 0.6 percent jump in October.
U.S. retail sales rose 0.1 percent in November. The U.S. Commerce Department revised up October's sales to a 0.8 percent increase from an initially reported 0.2 percent gain.
The U.S. trade gap widened nearly 9 percent in October to a record $55.5 billion as sky-high oil prices helped propel imports into new territory, while industrial output rose as expected in November.
October's unexpectedly large shortfall pushed the deficit tally for the first 10 months of 2004 to $500.5 billion, surpassing the record of $496.5 billion for all of 2003, reported the U.S. Commerce Department.
The nation's current account deficit grew to a record $164.7 billion in the third quarter, less than had been forecast, continued the U.S. Commerce Department said.
Closely watched by the currency markets, the current account deficit, the broadest measure of U.S. trade, grew by $318 million in the July-September period from a revised second quarter reading of $164.39 billion.
The U.S. Federal Reserve, encouraged by the economy's performance, boosted a key short-term interest rate by one-quarter percentage point, the fifth increase during 2004.
U.S. Federal Reserve policy-makers propped the door open to further increases into 2005.
Meanwhile, residential and commercial development in the next quarter-century will eclipse anything seen in previous generations as the nation moves to accommodate rapid population growth, according to a Brookings Institution report. The U.S. population is expected to increase 33 percent to 376 million by 2030. That's 94 million more people than in 2000. To serve that population, almost 60 million housing units will have to be built. About 20 million of these units will replace destroyed or aging homes.
General Motors Corp. and DaimlerChrysler AG are throwing their combined weight behind a new hybrid technology for cars and trucks, setting the stage for what had been a niche product to spread to the mainstream for American consumers.
The prospect that Chinese exports will soon overwhelm the worldwide clothing market was thrown into doubt after Beijing announced it will tax its shipments of textiles and apparel once the global market is liberalized on Jan. 1.
The USA's financially ailing airlines likely will return to Washington early next year seeking relief from what they long have complained is an unfair tax burden. Prospects for significant relief are considered slim.
Attendance at North America's 50 most popular theme and amusement parks jumped almost 4 percent in 2004, the first overall increase since the 2001 terrorist attacks slowed the U.S. travel and tourism industry.
And finally, people looking for that next chocolate fix might find it a little bit more expensive after Hershey Food said it will raise wholesale prices to offset higher raw material and other production costs.


text:
To enhance your viewing experience on this website, we recommend you update your browser as this version is old and no longer supported by most websites.
Welcome to the UK's official online shop for DECLÉOR skin and body care
A multi-award winning oil serum to hydrate all skin types
Discover our new body range for silky soft feeling skin, ready for summer!
Prepare and protect skin for a divine golden tan all throughout the summer
An ultra light aftershave fluid to soothe, refresh and hydrate skin
All his skincare essentials for super smooth skin
Enjoy free UK mainland delivery on all orders
Thank you for your subscription.
Item has been added to your bag
By closing this message or continuing your journey throughout the site, you are agreeing to our use of cookies. You can find out more about cookies in our cookie policy.


text:
Movember is the month where pubescent men around the world grow a cookie duster on their face to raise awareness for ball and prostate cancer. To show our support, we've partnered with the Movember Foundation to grow Mos and raise awareness and funds. So head over to the Break Movember page and show your support.
You don't necessarily need to be a good guy to support the Movember Foundation. For instance, take this bunch of movie villains. They're all pretty much right bastards, but they do their part for ball and prostate cancer research by rocking some serious Mos. Even the worst of us have our good sides.
Consider posting a comment.


text:
Executive Two Queens
What Makes This Room Different
Even further refinement of Bill Harrah's vision, our most luxurious room. When Bill Harrah insisted on two separate full bathrooms, accountants told him, too expensive. Years later, everyone that stays in a Harrah's room leaves talking about two things, the great service and the two bathrooms!! Our classic room features two queens beds. High speed internet access available (Fees may apply). Maximum. of 4 occupants per room, extra charges apply for third and fourth occupants. All Harrah's rooms come with free Valet, Bell, and Concierge service.
Smoking/Non-Smoking : Non-Smoking
View : Yes
Decor : Traditional
Sheets : 300 Thread Count
Square Footage : 500
Mattress : Sealy
Workspace : Yes
Furniture : Traditional
Window Treatments : Sheers and blackout drapes
Refrigerator : No
Robes : No
Bath Products : Gilchrist & Soames
Vanity : Yes
Makeup Mirror : Yes
Tub/Shower : Yes
Hair Dryer : Yes
In-Mirror TV : No
Phone : Yes
Shower Head : Standard
CD Player : No
DVD Player : No
iPod Stereo : No
Alarm Clock : Yes
Television : Yes
Telephone : Yes
Iron w/ Board : Yes
Coffee Maker : Yes


text:
Lagadin Hotel
Right at the shore of the Lake Ohrid at the foot of the Galicica mountain, the Hotel Lagadin features lake-view rooms and a beach with deck chairs and a bar.
Designed for both business and leisure travel, Hotel Lagadin is ideally situated in Ohrid; one of the city's most popular locales.
From here, guests can enjoy easy access to all that the lively city has to offer. Visitors to the hotel can take pleasure in touring the city's top attractions: Sveti Jovan at Kaneo, Sveti Bogorodica Bolnička, Sveti Nikola Bolnički.
Hotel Lagadin also offers many facilities to enrich your stay in Ohrid. Disabled facilities, laundry service/dry cleaning, room service, restaurant, valet parking are just a few of the facilities that set Hotel Lagadin apart from other hotels in the city.
Hotel accommodations have been carefully appointed to the highest degree of comfort and convenience, with hair dryer, shower, mini bar, separate shower and tub, air conditioning in each room. The hotel's recreational facilities, which include tennis courts, garden, water sports (non-motorized), golf course (on site), jacuzzi are designed for escape and relaxation. Whatever your purpose of visit, Hotel Lagadin is an excellent choice for your stay in Ohrid.
All rooms at the Lagadin hotel are air-conditioned, have a balcony, a private bathroom and a minibar. Deck chairs and parasols at the beach in front of Lagadin are free of charge for guests.
Traditional food is served in the restaurant with a garden terrace. Specialities include grilled fish, grilled pork and delicious pastry.
The centre of Ohrid is 8 km away from the Hotel Lagadin.
Availability & RatesTo view availability and prices please select dates and click 'Update Dates'
Hotel Facilities & Policies
- 24 hour reception
- Air Conditioning
- Bar
- Bicycle hire
- Breakfast Included
- Currency exchange
- Fax Service
- Free City Maps
- Free Internet Access
- Free Parking
- Free Wifi
- Hair Dryers
- Internet Access
- Laundry Facilities
- Lounge
- Luggage Storage
- MiniBar
- Outdoor Terrace
- Parking
- Reading Light
- Restaurant
- Safety Deposit Box
- Tea/Coffee Making Facilities
- Tours/Travel Desk
- Wheelchair Accessible
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 7 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
Must-Read Hotel InfoThis property has specific Terms & Conditions.
Please note:
Check in time: 12:00
Check out time: 11:00
Cancellation Policy: 7 days.
Credit Cards Accepted.
Breakfast Included.
Taxes included.
DirectionsShow MapHide Map
The hotel LAGADIN is situated at the most picturesque shore of the Ohrid lake, 6 km on the east of the town of Ohrid.
Located Near
The hotel LAGADIN is situated at the most picturesque shore of the Ohrid lake, 6 km on the east of the town of Ohrid. Placed et the foot of the Galicica mountain the magiccaly attractive beach offers an infinite delight of the natural ambiance. The Hotel has a long- time tourist tradition. The hotel LAGADIN has two floors with a usable space of 1200m and represents a modem building that is idyllically fitted into the splendid natural landscape.


text:
Add to Favourites ---
BlackberryRC.Com bring you new surprises everyday, please Collect it to visit it next time conveniently.
View : 354
File Size: 1805 KB
download file: 1.download 2.download
Can not download?
Please contact us: firstname.lastname@example.com
Please donate for this website if you like it & support it Developing.
Our PAYPAL is : firstname.lastname@example.com
Copyright by BlackberryRC.com
All Right Reseved.


text:
Sixt is currently not represented at "". However, we will gladly look for suitable offers at our partner site.
Find Locations
Customer own insurance
Get a quote
(log out)
Login / I have a customer card
Card number or username
Password or surname
Remember login
Forgotten password
Forgotten username
There are several Sixt Cards stored behind your profile. Please select one:
Show start image
Chevrolet Trax
from $ 33 per day
Toyota Corolla
from $ 18 per day
Mercedes-Benz C-Class
from $ 31 per day
Mercedes-Benz GLA
from $ 30 per day
from $ 39 per day
Mercedes-Benz M-Class
from $ 47 per day
Show all deals
Use status advantageCollect milesCollect a prize
Excellent 24/7 Sixt Customer Service
If you want to rent a car you should have SIXT in your mind. We are a leading global vehicle rental company. For us first class rental service is standard. Our customers can easily choose the rental car through this website. No matter which type of car you want to have - you can rent it with a few clicks. The Sixt rental car pool offers a wide range of impressive SUVs and elegant limousines to satisfy every customer. Even sports cars are available at many stations.


text:
- Northern New York Newspapers
- Watertown
- Ogdensburg
- Massena-Potsdam
- Lowville
- Carthage
- Malone
- NNY Business
- NNY Living
- NNY Ads
The United Way of Northern New York will help mental health service providers and clients come together this week to discuss the need for and availability of mental health services in the north country.
The forum, to be held from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday in the MacSherry Parish Center of Trinity Episcopal Church, 227 Sherman St., seeks to gather information for distribution to people who need or work for mental health services.
Its designed to neither criticize nor praise certain services, said Jayn M. Graves, United Way chief professional officer. Its informational in general.
She said the United Way organized the forum because mental health service discussions kept occurring during its community review process for United Way campaign funds.
We sat down with our agencies and did six-month reviews, Miss Graves said. Community reviewers felt they had questions about mental health services, with not just one agency that could answer. We thought to put providers together to tell us what programs are available and what particular needs there are.
Representatives of several agencies, including Credo Community Center for the Treatment of Addictions, Samaritan Medical Center, Transitional Living Services of Northern New York, the Childrens Home of Jefferson County and the Jefferson County Department of Community Services, will be present.
Community Services Director Roger J. Ambrose said the forum will serve his department well, as it tries to host a couple of mental health forums throughout the year to help gather information for Jefferson Countys mental health plan for the following year.
Our biggest concern has consistently been outpatient services and how long it takes to get into a provider, Mr. Ambrose said. Most people dont worry about it until they need it. Thats kind of the nature of mental health services. It may only be once in a lifetime.
While the focus the past few years has been mental health crisis management services, he said, the shift now is toward prevention, which is why community forums are important to help share new information and ideas.
The Department of Community Services will commission the Jefferson Community College Center for Community Studies to review community data. The survey will help with the departments 2014 mental health plan and identify service gaps.
Meanwhile, Miss Graves said, United Way plans to compile information discussed at the forum to provide a report to its community reviewers to assist them in decision-making for funding.
The United Way is looking for information; we are not looking for a quick fix, she said. There is no quick fix. We want to be able to support services having the most positive effect on families.
Those wishing to attend the forum should register by calling the United Way at 788-5631.
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:
|Men's Track & Field » Schedule » Roster » News » Coaches » Camps » Recruiting Questionnaire
2008-2009: Redshirt. ...Was honored with the "For The Team" award for his attitude.
2007-2008: PR of 26:41 in 8-K Oct. 14 in Evansville Invitational. …Finished 37th in Atlantic Sun Conference Championship. …Member of Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team.
2006-2007: Top finisher in Vanderbilt Commodore Classic with time of 29:42.27. …Member of Atlantic Sun All-Academic Team. ...Bison Achievement Award.
High School: Cross Country Captain 2005-2006. …All-Region 2004. …All-State 2004-2005. … MVP 2005. ...12 varsity letters (basketball, track, cross country). ...Eight-time state qualifier (basketball-3 point competition, three years in track in 4x400, 4x800, 1600, and four-time state qualifier in cross country). ...All-Conference (track three years, cross country three years, basketball one year).
Personal: Parents are Joanna Westergren and Darryl Carlson. …Followed in the footsteps of father and ran track. ...Enjoys watching Cosby Show and the Chicago Cubs. …Major is Mechanical Engineering.
Why chose Lipscomb: Connections, running
2007-08 Men's Track & Field


text:
Lawn & garden equipment for homeowners
Husqvarna 240 is ideal for jobs like pruning, lighter cutting tasks and hobby work. Easy to start and operate, thanks to built-in Husqvarna features like ergonomic design, facilitating technology and powerful X-Torq® engine with low emissions.
38.2 cc, 2 hp, 13"-16", 10.3 lbs
Delivers lower fuel consumption and reduced exhaust emission levels in accordance with the world´s most stringent environmental regulations.
Centrifugal air cleaning system removes larger dust and debris particles before reaching the air filter. This results in reduced air filter cleanings and improved engine life.
Allows for easier starting and reduces the risk of engine flooding.
Easier access to chain tensioning device.
System designed to reduce vibration levels to the operator, which lessens fatigue.
Removes air from carburetor and fuel system for easy starting.
Reduces the likelihood of injury due to kickback.
Pitch is a size definition referring to the distance between any three consecutive chain rivets divided by two. Other parts of the cutting elements are pitch-related. NOTE! The drive sprocket on the saw and the nose sprocket in nose sprocket bars must be the same pitch as the chain.
Find dealers by zooming in on the map, or enter your location in the text field above.
Copyright © 2008-2015 Husqvarna AB (publ). All rights reserved.*MSRP - Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price. The MSRP pricing provided herein is for reference purposes only. Actual retail prices are established by the applicable dealer and may vary by location. MSRP pricing is subject to change without prior notice. The MSRP may be different for products sold in California. Consumers in California should check the product's "Part Number" tab for the MSRP in California. The MSRP in Alaska and Hawaii will be higher. Please check with a local dealer for accurate pricing information.
Excellent ride-on mowers, built for all kinds of garden work. And with our wide range of accessories there's work all year round.
It is the finishing touch that makes a garden perfect. Our efficient and easy handling trimmers do the job.
Husqvarna servicing dealers have both the experience and the knowledge to know outdoor power equipment inside out.


text:
Charlie is in trouble -- he has woken up to discover that his mouth is moving out of sync with his words. We follow his race to find a cure, attend a meeting, and patch up things with his girlfriend - all whilst trying to hide the bizzare affliction. A surreal, modern allegory about love, lies, and the dangers of false advertising.
Blake Ritson has been acting professionally for over twelve years, and has starred in many films, TV shows and theatre productions. Dylan Ritson has written and directed numerous award-winning plays for theatre and radio.
United Kingdom
Dylan wrote the short film "Inside Out" which won best short film at the Montreal, Venice, and Edinburgh film festivals.
2007-12-19 15:36:53
2007-09-17 13:51:53
2007-07-19 14:10:11
no name..
2005-07-31 10:42:36
That was not a comedy, it was weak.
no name..
2005-07-31 10:33:51
Good !
no name..
2005-07-31 10:21:58
no name..
2005-07-31 09:55:50
I have seen this idea realy before. The actors are not bad, but the film is made like a soap opera, no vision.
no name..
2005-07-31 09:23:11
Not so good.
no name..
2005-07-31 09:02:27
not so god
no name..
2005-07-31 02:15:27
Well shot film, looks great, good sound. Initially I was really enjoying this but thought the ending was an anti-climax. Found it interesting, but not funny. Overall I'd say the poor ending let it down, I was really intrigued but it didn't really go anywhere


text:
If you're looking for in-depth educational conferences that include exposure to the best in UX thinking, speaker access, peer-to-peer networking, and a place to share best practices, then explore the User Interface Conference and UX Immersion Mobile Conference. The conferences showcase leading designers tackling the latest issues in the world of mobile design and user experience design.
For your ongoing UX skills development, review our 90-minute UIE Virtual Seminars, frequent online seminars where we bring to you world-renown UX experts presenting on a variety topics.
We will occasionally share information about other UIE conferences with you. We promise not to share your email address.
Want to join us for User Interface 20, in November 2015? Early registration for UI20 is now open.
Over the next 6 weeks, we're celebrating the upcoming UI20 Conference by giving you the videos from the UI19 Conference featured talks. We'll continue to add them until you have access to all 9 videos. For free. No strings attached.
For those of you in charge of your organization's UX initiatives, who lead a UX design team, or who work as a Senior Designer, the UX Advantage Conference in Baltimore, August 18–19, 2015, got you closer to understanding how UX is a competitive advantage.
User Interface Engineering's live 90-minute online seminars bring you the latest perspectives in the world of design from the field's premier experts. Your team can learn the skills pertaining to timely design topics right from your office or conference room.
The Warm Gun Conference was a one-day event in San Francisco spotlighting the challenges of design in the startup world, produced by UIE and 500Startups.
©1997-2015, User Interface Engineering.
510 Turnpike St., Suite 102, North Andover, MA 01845
800-588-9855 (within U.S. and Canada) or 978 327-5561
Questions or Comments? Talk to Us.


text:
EasyReader FAQ
Who is EasyReader useful for?
EasyReader is designed to be used by a number of different people. For children, EasyReader provides a fun and interactive way to improve reading skills and general literacy. For students, EasyReader can be used within the class or at home as a more effective way of learning course materials and revision notes (see the EasyReader benefits section for more information on the benefits of DAISY books). For businessmen and women, EasyReader provides a new way to get through your reading pile. For home users, EasyReader provides an interactive environment to read stories, or news articles, improving the readers access to the content and allowing the reader to further enjoy the content.
Back to list of FAQs


text: HomeToddler ToysActive PlayLucky Ladybug Flyer Lucky Ladybug Flyer Rate This Item... $9.95Manhattan Group • In Stock • 62591QuantityHave a question? Chat Live!Add to Cart About3 years & up. This lightweight Ladybug flyer features two ways to fly -- throw it through the air or spin it around by the holding stick! This flyer features a nylon body on a hard plastic frame with a 3D plastic head. To clean, wash with a damp cloth and wipe softly.RecommendedOgoDisk RAQ$36.95Buzzing Bee Flyer$9.95


text:
Charlotte Bobcats v Orlando Magic
Ramon Sessions of the Charlotte Bobcats shoots against the Orlando... News PhotoAmway Center,Basketball - NBA Pro,Basketball - Sport,Charlotte Bobcats,Florida - US State,Gulf Coast States,Horizontal,Orlando - Florida,Orlando Magic,Ramon Sessions,Shooting Baskets,Sport,Taking a Shot - Sport,USAPhotographer Fernando MedinaCollection: National Basketball Association 2013 NBAEORLANDO, FL - JANUARY 18: Ramon Sessions #7 of the Charlotte Bobcats shoots against the Orlando Magic on January 18, 2013 at Amway Center in Orlando, Florida. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2013 NBAE (Photo by Fernando Medina/NBAE via Getty Images)


text:
When director Ralph Fiennes decided to bring The Invisible Woman to the screen, he turned to cinematographer Rob Hardy, BSC to help him transport his audience to Victorian England. Based on Claire Tomalin's 1990 biography of the same name, The Invisible Woman is centered on the true story of Charles Dickens' relationship with actress Nelly Ternan. Dickens (also played by Fiennes) was 45, married, and at the height of his storied career when he met 18-year-old Nelly (Felicity Jones). The film chronicles their thirteen year secret love affair, which ended with his death.
Fiennes and Hardy had not worked together before, but instantly connected with a shared vision for the film. "Ralph is wonderfully obsessed with detail and wanted the story told in the most truthful way possible," notes Hardy. "I had never shot a piece set in the Victorian era, and was itching to do one because I wanted to find a way to visually translate what that time may have been really like without romanticizing it. Adversely, the only reference point I had going into the project was an American photographer named Saul Leiter, who photographed the streets of New York in the '50s and '60s. The colors in those photographs were incredibly vibrant but also very succinct and painterly, which is something unique to film. So I went to a meeting at Ralph's apartment and brought a book of Leiter's work. I handed it to him, and he immediately said, 'come with me,' and took me upstairs. There on his walls were five original Leiter photographs. We knew in that moment we had found the way forward."
The decision to shoot on film was made during those same early meetings. "You really have a palette of tools to choose from now, and we both agreed from the start that film was right for this project," says Hardy. "Ralph was extremely focused on the whole idea of texture, and we knew that film would offer a texture that is unrivaled. We were obsessed with wanting to put the audience in the room with these characters, to allow them to really smell and breathe the air. I believe that shooting film provides this kind of immediacy; there are no artificial barriers between the audience and the subject. And with Leiter as our reference, we knew that only film could achieve what we wanted to achieve."
After numerous stock tests, Hardy chose KODAK VISION3 200T Color Negative Film 5213 for the film's interiors. "I wanted to shoot with as slow as stocks as possible. The 5213 offered a very different look. It breathed in a different way, a vibrant way. We had to do justice to the beautiful work the costume designer and production designer created, really bring those colors out, but in a very gauzy, elegant way."
For the night exteriors, the filmmakers went with KODAK VISION3 500T Color Negative Film 5219. "Dickens was known to take long walks through London at night, and they became a feature of the film," says Hardy. "We augmented them with very long Steadicam shots, which meant going in and out of soft areas of gas light. We wanted to create the reality of the dark streets at that time, with only Victorian motivated light emanating from the windows and the occasional gas lamp. I didn't want to use big, backlight film lights or false moonlight, I never really believe that sort of thing when I see it, so I needed a stock that would allow me to capture the truth of it."
The Invisible Woman was shot almost entirely on location in London and the coastal region of Kent, where the real story largely unfolded. "Most of the interiors were shot in and around London in locations that were very architecturally accurate for the period," notes Hardy. "We wanted to be as authentic as we could be to Victorian London, and location shooting worked for us. The reality of the room, the size of the rooms, dictated the way we shot things. There's a very melancholic scene towards the end of the film, where Dickens takes Nelly into the house he has bought for her. It required a gentle touch. They are standing by a window, for which I created a super soft, natural daylight by using a very broad tungsten source and then coloring and diffusing it to create a light that really just blossomed into the room. It feels in some ways incredibly natural, but at the same time has a velvety quality to it. We allowed the corners of the room to naturally drop off into darkness, as they would have."
Hardy used the Panavision XL Camera and a set of Panavision G-Series Anamorphic Prime Lenses. "I used Steadicams on several set-ups to bring the audience into a space and then allow them to really experience it. When Nelly first meets Dickens, she is pulled along a corridor by an entourage, then steps out onto this beautiful stage, where Dickens is in full flow, rehearsing his acting troop. The camera swirls around and creates this sort of impression, psychologically, that Nelly is thrown into this experience. I wanted it to be all one shot, which again meant going from a very dark space into an incredibly bright space, and then back again, allowing the camera to pretty much go where it wanted. We were shooting in an old Masonic Hall, an incredibly large space, and it had a huge amount of light burning through the windows. I knew the stock was going to hold, and it did. We were never afraid to go into those darker corners and come out again. We allowed the light to behave in the way that the eye would see it."
The digital intermediate was done by colorist Asa Shoul at Molinare. "Asa is an artist in his own right, and I knew that Ralph would really like him," concludes Hardy. "He was very excited that we were shooting this on film. He had so much to work with."
The Invisible Woman begins a limited release in the U.S. Dec. 25, 2013, and in wide release in the U.K. on Feb. 7, 2014.
Download as PDF


text:
Shelters & Sheds
Protect your investment! Storage Sheds, Carports and Garden Sheds from The Sportsman's Guide offer an economical defense against the damage that the sun, rain, wind, snow and tree sap can do to your expensive equipment, vehicles and personal property. Discover our high-quality assortment of Garage & Car Shelter solutions for trucks, cars, ATVs, boats, tools, lumber even backyard BBQs.
Browse Sportsman's Guide's large selection of Shelters & Sheds from top brands as Shelterlogic, Duramax, King Canopy & Suncast and all at amazingly low prices!


text:
You have no items in your shopping cart.
Print your Quote in PDF
How it works
Order the wished products.
Choose 'PROCEED' when your shopping cart is ready.
Check out as guest and choose 'CONTINUE'
Fill in the required fields and press the button 'PRINT YOUR QUOTE IN PDF'
Receive your quote immediately.


text:
Best of News
Sherry Fitzwater, took part in the practice of receiving ashes during... News PhotoAsh,Ash Wednesday,Denver,Horizontal,Receiving,Religion,USAPhotographer RJ SangostiCollection: Denver Post Copyright - 2013 The Denver Post, MediaNews Group.DENVER, CO. - FEBRUARY 13: Sherry Fitzwater, took part in the practice of receiving ashes during the Ash Wednesday Mass at the St. Francis Chapel in the Samaritan House Homeless Shelter, February, 13, 2013. Fitzwater has been living in the shelter for the past eight months. A photo of Pope Benedict XVI hangs on the wall in the shelter. (Photo By RJ Sangosti/The Denver Post via Getty Images)


text:
Your cart is empty!
Deionized Water, Propylene Glycol, Polysorbate 80, Glycerin, Vitamin C-Ester (Ascorbyl Palmitate), DMAE, Biocell Collagen II (10% Hyaluronic Acid), Polyethelene Glycol, Coconut Fragrance, Jasmine Fragrance, alpha-Lipoic Acid, Kiwi Fragrance, Aloe Vera Leaf, Biotin, Vitamin A, Vitamin D-3, Coenzyme Q10, Vitamin E, Calcium Pantothenate, Chamomile Flower Extract (4:1), Simethicone, Phenoxyethanol and Aragum.
Suggested Use: Shake well before use. 1 to 2 times daily, place 1 to 4 drops of serum on your finger and gently massage into the desired area of your face, hands, neck, or other skin areas.
This rose facial spray has a wonderful faint smell of roses, i feel wonderful when it is sprayed on my face. I feel very moisturizing and it smells wonderful. It leaves my skin soft, glowing and moisturizing. I absolutely love to have this product, I would hihgly recommend this product.
This serum definitely reduces wrinkles and fine lines, my skin feel look younger and brighter. It also prevents from forming new wrinkles. I absolutely love this product, it is very natural and refreshing.
This night cream made my face noticeably clear, cleared my dark spots and made my face brighter and softer. It works really well and faster. The product has delivered quickly. I would highly recommend this product.
This olay cream helps to make the skin less wrinkled. It makes my skin feel silky and smooth. I can feel tightening of my skin when i use it every time. This is easy to use, light weight product.

I am absolutely in love with this toner as of now. No wonder it is one of the most raved about toner. It instantly cools and refreshes the face .

Source Naturals Skin External Dmae Serum - 1.7 Oz
Our Price:$22.13


text:
May 21, 2012 / Category: Our People
I just finished the 5K Race to Wrigley Field in Chicago. Who did I high-five at the finish? Not my best friend or little brother, but Jake, the IT analyst who sits two cubes away from mine. We're part of the Life Fitness Running Club, which includes 70 other members out of our Chicago area offices.
The club meets on Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays at noon for runs around the Schiller Park/Franklin Park, Ill. neighborhood as well as Wednesday evenings, and Thursday mornings. To maintain membership we must meet with the club at least 3 times a month, but many of our members meet more frequently and our grove runs range anywhere from 2 to 6 miles long as a group.


text:
Vintage Motorcycle Drags August 13
Though there are probably not a lot of members of this board who have vintage drag bikes, street bikes have been a big part of drag racing since the very beginning, so if you own any pre 1972 motorcycle, it will fit into the program nicely. The NVMDRA is dedicated to getting the old iron back out on the track with the focus being on having fun rather than serious competition (though any time two bikes line up next to each other its a good bet both riders want to reach the finish line first!)
So, whether you've never made a pass on a dragstrip, or you're an old veteran, come on out and join the fun!


text:
IMAGE: Josh Rhinehart
Jimi Hendrix, "1983…(A Merman I Should Turn to Be)"
The way the cymbals are played and the guitar tones paint a pretty accurate underwater soundscape.
Pearl Jam, "Amongst the Waves"
Eddie and I are pretty good friends…we like to go surfing together, so he was excited to show me that track.
Feist, "The Water"
It's just really pretty. There's a demo version of it, and I really like the way that sounds.
The Untouchables, "Wild Child"
It was in this surf movie…so that song became the one we'd all listen to before we surfed, because it made us feel like we were Mark Occhilupo.
Mason Jennings, "Waves"
It's almost like a meditation—he keeps singing one line that keeps going 'round and 'round itself.… The lyrics keep coming in sets of waves.
SEE IT: Jack Johnson plays Sunday, Oct. 3, at the Sleep Country Amphitheater. 7 pm. $54-$239. All ages.


text:
Book your room at Andaz 5th Avenue - a concept by Hyatt
Get an overview of this hotelHotel in New York's Broadway - Times Square neighborhood
Collect 200 points
Simply enter your Nectar card number when prompted. Your points will be credited 30 days after you return from your trip.*Offers may apply
Grand Central Terminal nearby
Situated in New York's Broadway - Times Square neighborhood, this hotel is close to New York Public Library, Grand Central Terminal, and Chrysler Building. Area attractions also include Empire State Building and Times Square.
Restaurant, bar/lounge
In addition to a restaurant, Andaz 5th Avenue- a Hyatt Hotel features complimentary wireless Internet access. Other amenities include a business center and a bar/lounge.
42-inch flat-panel TVs
In addition to flat-panel televisions with satellite channels, guestrooms include iPod docking stations. Bathrooms come with rainfall showerheads and double sinks.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Located in the fashionable Bryant Park area of Midtown Manhattan—across from the iconic New York Public Library— Andaz 5th Avenue- a Hyatt Hotel is a Conde Nast Hotel List 2011 hotel. Onsite amenities include a restaurant—The Shop—and a bar/lounge where guests can unwind with a drink. Business-related amenities at this 4.0-star property consist of a business center and small meeting rooms.
High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measure 6500 square feet. This New York hotel also offers a fitness facility, valet parking, and a library. A total renovation of this property was completed in 2010.
A 24-hour check-in host provides guests with assistance any time day or night.
Service animals are welcome, though pets are not allowed.
- 24-hour front desk
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Free WiFi
- Total number of rooms - 184
- Meeting rooms
- Restaurant
- Conference space size (meters) - 604
- Year Built 1916
- Conference space size (feet) - 6500
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Wedding services
- Concierge services
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Fitness facilities
- Library
- Valet parking (surcharge)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Valet parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
- Free newspaper
- Climate control
- Minibar
- Pay movies
- Turndown service
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Air conditioning
- Free local calls
- Satellite TV service
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Free toiletries
- Slippers
- Rainfall showerhead
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- iPod docking station
- Room service (24 hours)
Where to Eat
The Shop, our Midtown Manhattan restaurant for delicious New York dining, is on the corner of 5th Avenue and 41st Street and features dishes inspired by foods that come from our farmer friends and producers around the state. The retail section of the restaurant offers a true New York City dining experience on-the-go.
Guests looking for a bar/lounge atmosphere can find it at The Bar Downstairs, which features an open kitchen and bar with seating for 80 people at communal bar tables, banquettes and lounge seating. The bar serves seasonal cocktails and shared plates for casually chic NYC dining.
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible bathroom
- Accessible path of travel
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 4 PM
Minimum check-in age is 21
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 40.00 per night
Awards & Affiliations
- Andaz 5th Avenue - a concept by Hyatt is listed in the 2013 Condé Nast Traveler Gold List of the world's best places to stay.


text:
Want full access?
Current subscriber?Activate
Have an account? Login
In a year packed with prickly partisan politics, surprise presidential candidate visits, super PAC smear ads and raucous ballot recounts, county residents couldnt escape the 2012 election season that toppled a favored Tea Party incumbent and propelled others to newfound power. Politics aside, many locals were left reeling from the effects of two pounding storms and an estuary made ill from weeks of billions of gallons of polluted water flowing from Lake Okeechobee into the St. Lucie River. Still, other positive indicators, such as improved unemployment rates, point to a local economy on the mend from the Great Recession. Heres a look at other top stories from 2012: 1. Elections PUT TREASURE COAST IN SPOTLIGHT The presidential election, which propelled the Treasure Coast into a must-stop for candidates vying for cash and votes in this battleground state, dominated political discourse and turned a Fort Pierce pizza makers bear hug into a nationwide sensation. The victory of political newcomer Democrat Patrick Murphy over Republican U.S. Rep. Allen West following one of the most contentious and costly congressional races in the country, sparked two weeks of legal action over how ballots were being counted in Palm Beach and St. Lucie counties. When a St. Lucie County recount failed to produce significant votes for West, he conceded the District 18 race to Murphy, who won by less than 2,000 votes. Within a month of each other, Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama cruised Treasure Coast streets on their campaign buses, with crowds of people from all over the state standing by, waving and snapping photos. Obama in September received the famous hug from Scott Van Duzer, owner of Fort Pierces Big Apple Pizza, before making a campaign stop at his Port St. Lucie headquarters. Romney addressed 10,000 supporters at a Port St. Lucie campaign rally in October. Other election headlines included: The election of slow-growth Martin County Commissioners Ann Scott and John Haddox tipped the previous pro-growth majority to a slow-growth board that elevated veteran Commissioner Sarah Heard to chairwoman. Doug Smiths Republican primary victory leaves him as the lone pro-growth commissioner on the board. Carolyn Timmann, 52, of Stuart, won a three-way Republican race to replace Martin County Clerk of the Circuit Court Marsha Ewing, who served 26 years in elected office. State Rep. William Snyder, 60, who set a record for the most money raised in a local election, will replace Martin County Sheriff Robert Crowder, who is retiring after 20 years.
2. ECONOMYS SLOW RECOVERY Martin Countys economic prospects seem bullish based on data in two key categories unemployment and real estate. The countys unemployment rate steadily has dropped, but perhaps more importantly, more people are finding work as opposed to unemployed people moving elsewhere in search of jobs. The countys unemployment rate in November was 8.7 percent compared to 10.3 percent a year ago. Real estate also is recovering with inventory getting soaked up by buyers. In November, the absorption rate was down to 6.94 months compared to 10.10 months a year before. Tom Baker, president of the Realtors Association of Martin County, said 2012 exceeded everybodys expectations. There were an awful lot of cash transactions, which tends to tell you have investors who are back in the market, Baker said. Theyd been away for a while, for a lot of reasons. Inventory levels are down, drastically down from this same period last year. Still, the 2012 market for new housing construction regionwide remained particularly difficult, said Robert Cenk, president of the Treasure Coast Builders Association. Pretty much everybody believes that its going to bounce along the bottom for a while and thats pretty much what it did, Cenk said. We saw some activity (in 2012), interest rates for 30-year mortgages were very good, which helped the large builders and nationwide builders.
3. STORMS SANDY AND ISAAC CAUSE FLOODS, EROSION Although the hurricane didnt hit the Treasure Coast directly, Sandy, which remained about 200 miles off the states coast Oct. 26, created waves, winds and rainstorms that eroded area beaches and flooded roadways causing more than $22 million in regional damage. Treasure Coast counties this month urged the state to appeal the denial of federal assistance related to Sandy to help pay for needed repairs. Martin County sustained about $6 million in damage. Tropical Storm Isaac on Aug. 27 spawned tornadoes in Indian River County, flooded streets in St. Lucie County and resulted in water releases from Lake Okeechobee that dumped billions of gallons of dirty water into the St. Lucie River. During nearly two months of the river receiving an unhealthy dose of fresh water, Martin County river advocates warned the influx of freshwater into the brackish estuary created problems for the oysters, fish, dolphins, seagrass and people who depend upon a healthy river for their livelihoods. Col. Alan M. Dodd, commanding officer of the Jacksonville District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, noted in a Scripps Treasure Coast Newspaper guest column that scheduling water releases from the lake was driven by three primary factors: current lake level, inflow from the watershed and short- and long-term rain forecast. We consider public safety, the environment and other authorized uses of the lake in our decisions, Dodd wrote Nov. 10. We recognize our decisions have a multitude of consequences on these competing needs, and we continually seek balance.
4. AMERICAN ENERGY INNOVATION CANCELS EXPANSION American Energy Innovations, an affiliate of American Custom Yachts in Tropical Farms, in February backed out of a $4 million deal with the state and Martin County because of problems with the wind turbine components it was manufacturing. The commission committed $435,000 from the Economic Development Fund but the company paid back $75,000 it already had received from the county after acknowledging it couldnt create the 600 promised jobs. The firm also repaid the state a $750,000 payment and laid off 25 of its 40 employees, saying it had to retool its product line for single-piece blades and other components for wind and submerged turbo engines because the market demanded a slightly modified blade.
Martin County authorities on Nov. 29, 2012 arrested former county resident Chester Duane Price, 42, of Haleyville, Ala., charging him with the kidnapping and murder of Andrea Gail Parsons, who vanished in 1993 at age 10. She disappeared July 11, 1993, after buying chips and candy from Buckys Port Salerno Grocery store, about two blocks from her home. Her body has never been found. Early in the case, detectives arrested the girls neighbor, Claude Davis, but charges were dropped in May 1994 for lack of evidence.
6. DIGITAL DOMAIN DECLARES BANKRUPTCY Digital Domain Media Group became the states biggest cash-for-jobs bust in September when the companys Port St. Lucie movie animation facility, Tradition Studios, laid off 346 employees days before declaring bankruptcy. Jupiter Island resident John Textor also was removed as Digital Domain CEO. The city spent about $40 million to build and equip the 115,000-square-foot studio and leased it to Digital Domain. The city also gave the company $7.8 million in cash out of a promised $10 million economic development grant in exchange for a promise to create 500 jobs by 2014. Digital Domain also was awarded $20 million from the state. This month, the City Council approved a settlement that returns the studio to the city by end of the year.
7. SAILFISH SPLASH WATER PARK OPENS Martin Countys new water park on Willoughby Boulevard raked in more than $1.4 million in sales during its inaugural season that began in May and ended Sept. 30. By seasons end, 130,419 people had visited the Sailfish Splash, according to county officials. Its success topped expectations and defied critics who had argued against spending the millions it would cost to build the park. The $9 million Martin County-owned complex features two four-story water slides, a 750-foot lazy river, an interactive water playground, a 50-meter competition pool and a 25-yard learn-to-swim pool with room for 600 spectators at the competitive pool. Sailfish Splash opens for its second season March 22.
8. HOBE SOUND DEVELOPMENT STALLS Three major development projects in rural Hobe Sound triggered widespread public opposition that helped power two slow-growth candidates for Martin County Commission to victory and shift the balance of power on the five-member board. The proposals focused the commission campaign on the issues of urban sprawl and the potential for blight in older communities. The partners in the Harmony Ranch Development of Regional Impact pulled the plug on their plans for 4,000 houses and 2 million square feet of business space in March. The commissioners rejected two growth plan amendments for the Extreme Sports Water Ski Park and Hotel in July, effectively killing the resort project. The review of the Hobe Grove Development of Regional Impact, which envisions 4,300 houses and 4.5 million square feet of business space, remains frozen while the developers await the results of a study on whether Martin County needs more housing.
9. NANCY KLINE OUSTED Garnering more than 62 percent of the vote, Laurie Gaylord, a former three-term school board member, defeated Schools Superintendent Nancy Kline in a contentious August primary. Kline, 57, was elected superintendent in 2008 after serving four years as a member of the Martin County School Board. Klines race was regarded as one of the most vitriolic of the election season. During the campaign, Gaylord claimed Kline had created an atmosphere of mistrust in the district that had caused several longtime employees to leave. Kline also might have lost voter support because of allegations she cheated on an open-book certification exam administered by the Florida Association of District School Superintendents by phoning a friend for help. Authorities concluded she didnt break any laws and the state Commission on Ethics dismissed a complaint against Kline for legal insufficiency.
10. PUBLIC SERVANTS RETIRE Martin County residents this year saw a major changing of the guard with the retirement of several high-profile public servants, including Martin County Sheriff Robert Crowder, Stuart Police Chief Edward Morley, Stuart Fire Chief Sunderman and Martin County Clerk of the Circuit Court Marsha Ewing. Ewing, 54, served for 26 years as clerk and another nine years as deputy clerk. She steps down Jan. 8 when clerk-elect Carolyn Timman is sworn into office. Crowder, 66, who unsuccessfully challenged Republican U.S. Rep. Allen West in the August District 18 primary, retires at the end of the year after serving five four-year terms as sheriff. Republican State Rep. William Snyder, 60, of Palm City, will take over for Crowder after winning the Nov. 6 general election. In September, Morley, 62, announced he was stepping down from the post hed held since 1999. Morley was replaced Oct. 1 by his assistant chief, David Dyess. Sunderman, Stuarts first female fire chief, retired in November after 22 years with the department, the last seven years as chief. Assistant Fire Chief David Dyal was named as interim chief when Sunderman stepped down.


text:
Oh no -- my blog's been hijacked! Actually, I'm just swapping blog posts today with my friend & fellow blogger Heather; read on to find out why we're swapping today ...
hey there kids! my name is Heather or { House } of A La Mode or trouble maker or one of Johnny's partner's in crime, you can decide! ;) we did a little project together last year that has just recently been published and released for your buying pleasure...
Sew to Swap by Chrissie Grace
(ps ... F+W Media is offering to any of our blog readers a special discount during the blog tour if you'd like to purchase the book. Just use promo code SEW2SWAP to get the book for $14.99 -- that's $10 off of the cover price.)
we thought we'd be clever and swap blogs, since this was a book about friends, swaps & swapping! are you amazed yet...??? yeah... we are really THAT good! LOL
me & johnny boy at quilt market, houston 2010
You can check out all our other fabulous friends that contributed to this book here!! It was quite the party!
November 7 - Lovely Little Handmades
November 8 - Stitches & Scissors
November 9 - Cluck Cluck Sew
November 10 - My Three Sons
November 11 - Twin Fibers
November 12 - Stitchy Quilt Stuff
November 13 - The Creative Juices of Ariel
November 14 - Texas Freckles
November 15 - Quilt Dad <----- YOU ARE HERE!
November 16 - Artsy-Craftsy Babe
November 17 - Little Miss Shabby
November 18 - A Cuppa and a Catch Up
November 19 - A Quilt is Nice
November 20 - A Little Sweetness
November 21 - { House } of A La Mode <----- You may find John here. Just sayin'.
November 22 - I'm Just a Guy Who Quilts
November 23 - Little Bit Funky
November 27 - In His Grace
Thanks John for letting me come by your blog for a visit!! :)
X, Heather


text:
This fall, escape to Hawaii and stay in a Honolulu resort for $218-$287 (US$219-US$289) per night, including weekends.
This deal from Holiday Inn Resorts Waikiki Beachcomber, which saves 20% compared with surrounding dates, is available on select dates through November.
The resort, located a few minutes' walk from the beach, is next door to the International Market Place and Duke's Lane for shopping. On-site amenities include a fitness center, spa and outdoor pool.
In addition, guests of any Holiday Inn Resort can stay two nights and get a $50 Resort Credit when booking the Extra Credit rate through Nov. 30. Plus, with each additional night, get $25 in Extra Credit.
Not available: Nov. 2, 8-10, 14, 21-24
Note: Seven-day advance purchase is required. Must stay a minimum of two nights. Rates will appear in USD.
Please go to your email and confirm your subscription.


text:
Mickael Gown
Style: 23298706
Luminous currents of liquid silk spill down the back of Delphine Manivet's perfectly polished, body-skimming creation. Self-tie halter; side button closure. Dry clean. Handmade in France.
- This silhouette is drop-waisted. For best fit, size to the curvier of your waist and hip measurements.
- Can be shortened; using an experienced bridal tailor is recommended
- Silk satin crepe shell
- Silk habotai lining
- All gowns require an additional shipping charge of $15
- See fit guide for detailed sizing information
- We recommend pairing this gown with a veil in Diamond White
Contact a BHLDN Stylist for style advice, reassurance, second opinions


text:
Diabetes Diet
Eating and Diabetes
Healthful eating helps keep your blood glucose, also called blood sugar, in your target range. Physical activity and, if needed, diabetes medicines also help. The diabetes target range is the blood glucose level suggested by diabetes experts for good health. You can help prevent health problems by keeping your blood glucose levels on target.


text:
Originaly the classic Shulchan Aruch was meant to be a handy guide to our Jewish law. But then a wealth of commentaries grew around it to elucidate the brief laws and apply them to further problems. Soon the Shulchan Aruch turned into a massive work that only the learned Rabbis and experts could master. while other sections of the Shulchan Aruch could be left to the Masters the section of Orach Chaim could not. It deals with the daily life of the jew year 'round. So the great pious sage Rabbi Meir Ha-Cohen -The Chofetz Chaim -prepared his commentary to let this vital work of sacred law (Shulchan Aruch) become accessible again to the observant jew in the form of The Mishnah Berurah.
|More from Chofetz Chaim
|(see all)
|Related Items


text:
The bride wore black.
Shenae Grimes and Josh Beech are officially man and wife, as the "90210" star tweeted a photo of the couple kissing with the message "I now pronounce us Mr. and Mrs. Beech!"
It looks like the pic was taken during the ceremony itself -- and while her dress wasn't as unique as Mama June Shannon's camo gown, it was definitely an unusual choice.
No white to be found here, as the 23-year-old sported a black and grey number for the ceremony.
And that wasn't the only non-traditional part of the wedding. The two reportedly walked down the aisle to house music at a tudor manor outside of London.
Congrats to the happy couple! What do you think about wearing a black wedding dress? Sound off below!
© 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:
Save up to 25% off your next rental car and earn 1% back in WestJet dollars.*
*Terms and conditions apply.
We've got you covered. In and out of the sun. Don't forget to include travel insurance in your travel plans.
Drive away the savings with Alamo, Budget, Enterprise and National.
Whether it's for business or pleasure, there are great reasons to book your hotel with WestJet.


text:
DERBY – A new restaurant is planned for Derby. The owners of two Newport restaurants are joining forces to open Jr's Wood Grill in the Price Chopper shopping center.
Scott Shipley owns Habanero's Mexican Grille on Main Street in Newport and is joining with Richard DeLarenzo of Junior's on Main Street. Junior's will close, but Habanero's future is uncertain. Shipley may have the restaurant managed by someone else or sell it.
Jr's Wood Grill's other owners are Lisa Shipley and Jonathan Webb.
Scott Shipley and DeLarenzo announced their plans to the Derby Select Board as they are hoping for the board's blessing, Shipley said. He also noted that even though the restaurant will have a bar, it is planned as a family style restaurant.
Plans include using local products as much as possible. A variety of foods including Mexican, Italian, and American will be served. The new partners said they plan on offering affordable selections and a welcoming atmosphere for friends and families.
The owners have signed a lease agreement but are waiting on the select board's decision for water and sewer allocation. The owners will also need a local zoning permit, a sign permit and, when they are ready to move in, a Certificate of Occupancy.


text:
- Northern New York Newspapers
- Watertown
- Ogdensburg
- Massena-Potsdam
- Lowville
- Carthage
- Malone
- NNY Business
- NNY Living
- NNY Ads
PHILADELPHIA Indian River students who want to play sports next year will be able to get a ride home, as the school district reinstates late bus runs.
Busing and athletic programs were among the items discussed Thursday night by the Board of Education as it considered the proposed $79.5 million budget for next year.
The tax levy originally proposed with a 2.79 percent increase two weeks ago now carries a 2.59 percent increase. The total 2013-14 budget is set at $79,527,704, about 5 percent higher than the current years budget. Appropriated fund balance the amount to be used to offset a tax increase is $17,655,455.
We still need to see whether or what the impact of new aid runs from the budget will do on the revenue side, Business Manager James R. Koch said in an email message Friday. If there is a significant change in the budgeted amounts from the state, that can change things from last night.
The 12-month student mentor position for late runs and the middle school was changed to a 10-month position. The cost was split between fund balance and taxes. According to Mr. Koch, the change took 0.2 percent off the tax levy.
This year, the last bus run is at 4 p.m. for detention. Six new bus runs will be added to the 5:30 p.m. slot at the high school and the 5:40 slot at the middle school, which gives athletes bus runs for the first time since 2005.
I dont have an issue with that at all, board Vice President Thomas L. Lapp said. We can do it without hardship.
Juan C. and Aurora M. Rodriguez, parents of two student athletes who raised the issue in September, were present when the board decided to keep the new proposed runs in next years budget.
There are kids who didnt do sports because they didnt have a ride home, Mrs. Rodriguez said. Unfortunately, were not going to be able to take advantage of it next year.
She will move back to Virginia next year while her husband is deployed, she said.
Mr. Rodriguez said it was worth staying at the three-hour meeting to hear that the bus runs will return, even with a newborn baby in tow.
Were glad that its finally decided, he said. They havent had it for several years, so theyre going to need to get the word out.
Although Mr. Koch recommended cutting junior varsity cheerleading next year because of a lack of interest, Athletic Director Jay M. Brown asked that the team stay through the next year.
He said there was a lack of interest because JV cheerleading did not start until winter.
A lot of them that were cut from varsity dropped, he said. Our Pop Warner group is so strong. Some of those kids didnt want to be a part of the program, the JV program.
The board will vote on the budget at its April 4 meeting.
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:
Views: 1949
No feeds have yet been defined
VintageVWCars.com is pleased to announce Randar Wheels available for sale through HoodRide Enterprises. These wheels feature the following...
"The original Rader reproduction wheels. Available black powdercoated with machined spokes, polished spokes, full polished, full chromed or with raw finish. Wheels are chrome steel outer with aluminum center. Set of 4 comes with chrome lug hardware with washers, chrome valve stems and a Randar T-shirt." Sweet deal eh?
To purchase or to inquire for more details head on over to RandarWheels.com
Scratch that - looks like randarwheels.com is no longer around - we'll have to look for another source.


text:
Portlanders are not big on dessert. It's not that we're health conscious, exactly—it's that we indulge elsewhere. Or so says Jeff McCarthy, the former pastry chef at closed-down Ten 01 and now with culinary think tank KitchenCru. "The main ingredient of Portland restaurants is pork and bacon—these rich, heavy foods that you see on everyone's menu," he says. "After a meal like that, people aren't going to want to get dessert."
Add the fact that Portlanders are notoriously finicky about atmosphere and price, and it's not a surprise that full-time pastry chefs making high-caliber desserts are a rarity here. McCarthy points out that in a scene obsessed with all things rustic and low-key, the white-tablecloth meals that bankroll such things are "few and far between."
Many of Portland's restaurants either half-ass dessert or skip it altogether, says Amelia Lane, pastry chef at Olympic Provisions. "It's almost an afterthought," she laments, "but it's the last thing people have before they leave. It's an entire part of the meal that just gets forgotten about."
Where to go for great dessert? We asked some of the city's best pastry chefs to name their favorite rivals.
ST. JACK (Alissa Rozos). Nearly everyone queried blurted the name of this petite pâtissier first. "Hands down," Lane gushes. "They're a perfect example of a restaurant that has gone above and beyond to make their pastry chef comfortable." McCarthy, Gerald Shorey at Market, Nora Antene at Little Bird, and Helena Root at Irving Street Kitchen all issued similarly glowing recommendations. Rozos is known for her madeleines and other small pastries, made fresh every morning and also available at the patisserie inside St. Jack.
AVIARY (Kat Whitehead). "My favorite place at the moment, both savory and sweet," McCarthy says. "Their desserts are right in tune with the food that's being done on the savory side. A really good look to flavors, first and foremost, and their presentation is very simple but very well-thought-out." And they're easy on the wallet to boot—desserts are $6 across the board.
OLYMPIC PROVISIONS (Amelia Lane). McCarthy says Olympic Provisions in Southeast does lovely plated desserts in the accessible style that Portlanders demand. "For a restaurant that does rustic food, her desserts pop; they're very interesting but not cerebral," he says. Lane's chocolate dessert salami, a recipe unearthed from an old Italian cookbook and made with French ganache, baking spices and nuts instead of meat, was featured in New York magazine's lineup of 101 "crazy-awesome new desserts" in America.
ANDINA (Megan Vargas). Helena Root at Irving Street Kitchen digs the rich Peruvian treats at this Pearl District hot spot. "[Vargas is] super creative, and everything she makes is beautiful," Root says. "Whatever ice cream she makes is outrageously awesome." Enjoy her helado de lúcuma con higos, fried ice cream made from a subtropical fruit native to Peru's Andean region, coated with quinoa and peanuts and then surrounded by chancaca-soaked figs and a goat cheese chantilly.
LITTLE BIRD (Nora Antene). "That goes without saying," Lane says. Adds Shorey: "[Antene is] young blood in the pastry world. I'll always get dessert when I go to Le Pigeon or Little Bird."


text: Case | HBS Case Collection | April 2008 (Revised March 2015) TheLadders (A) Peter A. Coles, Benjamin Edelman, Brian J. Hall and Nicole Bennett Despite strong appeal among job seekers and outside recruiters, TheLadders' corporate job listings seem to lag. Could raising prices help solve the problem? TheLadders considers this strategic paradox. Keywords: Customer Satisfaction; Price; Recruitment; Job Search; Marketing Strategy; Employment Industry; Citation:Coles, Peter A., Benjamin Edelman, Brian J. Hall, and Nicole Bennett. "TheLadders (A)." Harvard Business School Case 908-061, April 2008. (Revised March 2015.) (request a courtesy copy.) View Details CiteView DetailsPurchase Related


text:
Zöld Pardon
Zöld Pardon is located directly next to the Petöfi bridge and is very popular with the public during the summer period. This is due to the multitude of live concerts by Hungarian bands that play in the evening. It is spacious and aside from the several bars they offer plenty of space to party. The music style ranges from Hip Hop on one dance floor, to Pop music on the other, where more commercial music is being played. The Hungarians refer to Zöld Pardon as 'ZP'.
Morrison's Opera Music Pub
Situated only a few yards to the west of the Opera House, Morrison's is a long-popular cellar venue distinguishing itself from others by their karaoke evenings.
The Morrison's Opera Music Pub is easily recognisable by the signature red telephone booth, it is as a matter of fact a typical phone booth originating from London.
Robinson Restaurant
The Robinson étterem (Hungarian for restaurant), is advertised as an island-restaurant due to its unique location in the City Park lake, near Heroes' Square and is a place to go to for the romantic type of diner. Guests can reach the island through a small footbridge and will get the impression to have left Hungary once having entered the restaurant.
Maharaja Indian Restaurant
The maharaja is the first Indian restaurant in Budapest and one of the favorites. The dishes served are made by Indian cookery professionals, have strong genuine flavour and are a definite choice for Indian food lovers. There is a choice between the Maharaja Menu and the Himalaya Menu. The Himalaya menu offers guests the chance to taste original nepali food prepared by chefs from Kathmandu and the Maharaja menu offers the chance to get a taste from different parts of India through the food.
Champs Sport Pub
The name of this pub says it all. The Champs interior design has been directed in every manner towards the convenience and comfort of sports fans. There are large television screens to watch all different kinds of sports events or even watch two matches at the same time. The daily events are mentioned on a board to keep you informed of which sport event is coming up. You can even check their events program in advance on the Champs website or book a reservation for the amount of guests you are coming with, but this is not a necessity.
Cucina the Italian kitchen
Special for this renewed Italian restaurant in the hearth of Budapest is the possibility to seat at the terrace during the warm and sunny days while having a great Italian lunch or dinner.
La Cucina is located on the Váci utca, the renowned Hungarian shopping street and therefore an ideal place to sit down and enjoy a meal after shopping in the street. It is one of the restaurant that is most of times full with diners and the food served is of good quality.
Old Man's music pub
The Old Man's Pub is the centre of the Hungarian pop music life with the most popular blues, soul and funky bands playing every night starting from 21 PM. The pub resembles the legendary marquee club in London, where The Beatles started their career. They usually start off with concerts whereas from 11pm the party starts off on the dance floor with a DJ providing the music.
Sunny Corner Bar & Restaurant
The Sunny Corner is a beautiful place to be at, especially during the evenings, the prices are reasonable and the food is good. The served cocktails in particular are as one expects them to be, grand. There is a distinguished separation for smokers and non-smokers, but what is really good at the Sunny Corner is that it is located at the Buda side of Budapest and offers a great view across the Danube with a direct sight on the Parliament.
Blue Rose Hungarian restaurant
Hungarian meals and drinks right next to the Synagogue. The restaurant is a traditional Hungarian second-class eating-place, one of the cheapest restaurants in the city. In the broad food-selection do of course lot of international foods belong as well. Beside the eternal valid menu the daily offer needs advertence as well, in which we would like to agree with the different taste worlds. From most of the courses putting half portions together is also possible but the kitchen is only open until 9 PM.


text:
Capilene 1 Silkweight Stretch Crew (Women's) (out-of-stock)
Out of Stock Product Number: 26742
The Women's Capilene 1 Silkweight Stretch Crew wicks moisture to keep you dry and cool in hot conditions, and provides 50+ UPF sun-protection.
When the sun's burning hotter than a mouthful of raw habanero, bring the temperature down with this quick-to-dry tee. It's Patagonia's stretchiest baselayer, made to keep you cool, dry and moving freely during active pursuits. The fabric blend of 5.1-oz 84% polyester and 16% spandex has Gladiodor odor control and provides built-in 50+ UPF sun protection. It rests lightly on the skin, allows a cooling airflow, and wicks perspiration. The self-fabric neckline has a scooped shape for feminine detailing. Offset seams feel smooth under pack straps, and reflective logos on the chest and center-back add visibility to predawn runs.
* This product does not qualify for shipping to all countries.
- Superior stretch and moisture management; with 50+ UPF sun protection
- Durable smooth jersey face is comfortable against the skin
- Self-fabric crewneck
- Seams offset for maximum mobility with minimum chafe
- Reflective logo
- Machine-wash cold, tumble dry at low temperature
Gender: Women's
Weight: (4.9 oz) 139 g
Material: 5.1-oz 84% polyester/16% spandex jersey
Fit: Slim Fit
Technologies: [50+ UPF sun protection and Gladiodor]
50+ UPF sun protection and Gladiodor
Season: S13
Vendor ProductId: 45625
Review ProductId: 26742


text:
Batiste Dry Shampoo Tropical 1.6 oz
We know you want the goods as soon as possible, which is why orders received by 3pm ET leave our warehouse the very same day. We'll send you an email that day to confirm shipment and the email will include your tracking information.
Our warehouse is closed Saturday & Sunday, so orders received after 3pm ET on Fridays will not ship out until Monday.
Based on 2 Reviews
Martha C.United StatesHairDark BrownNormal HairBest Ever !Works better than any other dry shampoo I have tried.
Was this post helpful?YesNoposted Nov 8, 2013Link to this post
Use this link to send this review via e-mail, Twitter, or to post to your blog.Close
SamHairAuburnDry HairColor Treated HairMy Secret Weaponthis is an amazing product if you hate washing your hair! it extends my dye job for an extra month since I don't have to strip the color in the shower every day :)
Was this post helpful?YesNoposted Jul 15, 2012Link to this post
Use this link to send this review via e-mail, Twitter, or to post to your blog.Close
Write Your Own Review
Have you tried this product? Help out by sharing what worked (or didn't)!Write a Review


text:
CANNON TWP., Mich. (WZZM) - Belding Road, west of Egypt Valley Avenue, has reopened after a crash involving two cars and a school bus.
Our crew on the scene reports that the bus is a Rockford elementary school bus and that no one on the bus was hurt. Two people from the cars suffered minor injuries.
Michigan State Police tell us that the bus was stopped on the road with its lights flashing to pick up a student. One car behind the bus stopped as well. A second car did not stop in time and hit the car, which was then pushed into the back of the school bus.
The road has reopened.


text:
Forgot mom? Try these last-minute gifts
Gifts from the heart mean most to moms
Published On: Jan 31 2012 11:37:51 AM EST Updated On: Apr 27 2015 10:46:21 AM EDT
The views expressed are not those of clickorlando.com, WKMG or its affiliated companies. This is a community moderated forum (Please note the 'Flag' button). By posting your comments you agree to accept our Terms Of serviceblog comments powered by Disqus


text:
6828 E. Camelback Road Scottsdale, AZ 85251602-426-5292
Store Hours
Stop by or make an appointment with one of our design professionals today!
At La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries, our design professionals will come to your home and help make your dreams a reality.
When you enter a La-Z-Boy Furniture Galleries store, you enter a world of comfort, service, and selection.
Imagine: every piece we show you fits your style, your budget. Give us the details. We'll do the rest.
Select here to find out more about incredible savings on genuine La-Z-Boy comfort at your local Furniture Galleries!
Welcome! Want to know where we are and when we're open? Get all the facts right here.
We make house calls! Even better, a design consultation in your home is free.
Join in the happenings at our store – guest designers, fun classes, special events and more.
Let our knowledgeable staff help find a plan that works comfortably with your budget.
Stay connected with La-Z-Boy on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and email.


text:
Gravenhurst / Muskoka KOA
1083 Reay Road East
Gravenhurst, ON P1P 1R3 Canada Canada
Reserve: 800-562-9883
Info: 705-687-2333
- Get Directions
From Hwy 11 north: Exit at Doe Lake Road/Bethune Drive east (Exit 175). Go east 100 meters on Doe Lake Road to Gravenhurst Parkway. Turn left onto parkway and go north to Reay Road. From Hwy 11 south: Exit at Hwy 118 east (Exit 182). Take 118 east 0.5 km to Gravenhurst Parkway. Turn right onto parkway and go south to Reay Road.Get Google Directions
Camper Rating
4 out of 5
Reserve Now
Or Check Rates
Ways to Stay
VKR Program
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.
©2015 Kampgrounds of America, Inc.


text:
Newsletter sign-up
Latest News>East Asia
Please read the latest news from the Fairtrade International communications office. You can also follow us with your RSS reader. For more general information and other resources, click here.
Winds of Change10 December 2014
Farmers working towards Fairtrade certification in the Philippines were among those affected by typhoon Hagupit, locally known as Ruby, late last week.[more]


text:
Today is October 13, 2015
Front Page
February 21, 2013
Local News
USU Opera comes to Price
Published 964 days ago
USU Opera comes to Price
Print Page
Email Page
Get Reprints
A night at Opera
Print Page
Email Page
Get Reprints
Top of Page
Article Photos
Browse / enlarge – (2 total)
Print photo(s) with article
Get photo reprints on CD
To print only the article and included photos, use the
print photo(s) with article
link above.
Local News
February 21, 2013
Short notice, safe landing
Helper business owners want city to get tough with eyesore properties
Suicide prevention tops area mental health issues
Innovation contest promotes new ideas in business, technology
Helper First Friday will feature writer's roundtable
Cheaper dirt may cut cost at Helper ballpark
NRCS easement program has Mar. 15 deadline
USU Opera comes to Price
Recent Local News
October 13, 2015
October 8, 2015
October 6, 2015
October 1, 2015
September 29, 2015
Quick Links
View Archives
View February 2013 Archives
Related Articles
Related Stories
Opera to come to Carbon schools throughout next week
USU singers to present free concert with selections 'from opera to Broadway'
There's more than Explorer, i.e.
Letter to the editor: Virtual virtuosity
The little blue "e" on the desktop really isn't the Internet after all!
About this feature...
Best viewed with
© Sun Advocate, 2000-2013. All rights reserved.
All material found on this website, unless otherwise specified, is copyright and may not be reproduced without the explicit written permission from the publisher of the Sun Advocate.
Legal Notices & Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
Advertising Info
Contact Us
RSS Feeds
News on Your Site
Staff Information
Submitting Content
About Us


text:
Stretching from the Indian subcontinent all the way to Australia and New Zealand, Emirates flies to destinations across Asia and the Pacific. From the bustle and chaos of Delhi to the economic powerhouse of Hong Kong, to the laid-back style of Sydney, each destination promises something new. Learn about our Asia and Pacific destinations below, or see all our destinations on the Route Map.
Fly Emirates to Dubbo and experience the best of country living with a true city attitude. As they say in Dubbo, 'There's time to enjoy it all'.
Fly with Emirates to the coastal town of Geraldton, Western Australia, and get your heart racing in Australia's adventure capital.
Fly Emirates to Gladstone, Queensland's best kept secret. Explore the region's vibrant coastal towns, all within reach of the majestic Southern Great Barrier Reef.
Fly Emirates to the Gold Coast, and dive into Australia's coastal culture. Relax on world-famous beaches by day and enjoy boundless entertainment and nightspots when the sun sets.
Fly Emirates to Guangzhou, at the mouth of the Pearl River Delta, to enjoy the landscaped gardens of China's City of Flowers.
Fly with Emirates to Hamilton Island and dive in to the area's numerous attractions. Whether you prefer exploring the reefs, dining with Koalas or simple relaxation on one of the brilliant beaches, you're bound to enjoy yourself on Hamilton Island.
Travel to Hervey Bay, Australia, with Emirates and enjoy some of the best viewing spots for Humpback Whales.
Fly Emirates to Ho Chi Minh City daily and experience the beauty of Vietnam's largest city.
Share this page:
Visit us at
Subscribe to email
© 2015 Emirates. All Rights Reserved.