text:
Free Shipping on orders over $49
Product Information:
Weights & Dimensions
|Product Type: Reamer
|Finish: White
|Operation: Manual
|Food Compatibility: Fruit
|Item Type: Handheld
|Dishwasher Safe: Yes
|Country of Manufacture: Germany
About the ManufacturerThe modern global world is characterized by flexibility, speed and a constant change of focus – and everyday life thus primarily calls for variable concepts, unconventional solutions and compatible systems. What Kahla does best is ensure that when it comes to porcelain your every wish comes true. Porcelain that suits you, that is as individual and flexible as your life style.
More About This Product
Free Shipping on orders over $49.00
Ships to:
Ships via: FedEx/UPS
Enter your shipping zip or postal code to calculate shipping estimatesGet Delivery Estimate
Don't sweat the holidays with our extended return policy. You'll have until 1/31/2016 to return purchases placed between 11/1/2015 and 12/25/2015. Just log into My Account to fill out our self-service return process. *Please note, you will be responsible for return shipping costs. If you receive an item that has a problem, please report the issue through My Account. Learn more.
Tell Us What You Think!
Tell us what you think about this product. It will help us provide you with better products in the future and help your fellow shoppers make better purchases.Write the first review


text:
The first step is to ascertain the feasibility of rescue. This must take into account the willingness of local authorities to work with us since we not only want to save the children but arrest the perpetrators as well. We also want everything to be done legally and above board.
Second, we research the location, the children and the background of those who are running the sex ring. We also search for legitimate orphanages that will take the children once they are rescued and not only give them food and shelter but rehabilitate them as well. In some instances the children are able to return to their families. Sometimes, we don't know where the child is and need to investigate to try and find him/her/them.
Third, we design a strategy for rescuing the children. This is the logistical part of the program. As former CIA, Navy Seals, Special Agents, etc., we have a very unique skill set to make this happen safely, efficiently and legally.
Fourth, we take action. Obviously this is the most dangerous part of the operation but one well worth taking. In some instances we go undercover and arrange to "buy" a child as if we were a customer. After the purchase, we move in with the police, arrest those responsible and rescue the children. In other cases, we may act as a "client" looking for favors, etc. Again, we work with local authorities to make sure everything is done to protect the children and that the perpetrators are arrested.
Fifth, once the children are rescued they need help. Their lives will never be the same. Their innocence has been stolen and they need help to readjust to a better world. Therapy is provided as well as food and shelter at a pre-screened orphanage.
Sixth, the perpetrators are arrested, tried and sentenced. We follow this process every step of the way to make sure they don't kidnap children again. In many cases the perpetrators were sex slaves and victims of kidnapping themselves and know no better way to survive. We hope to break this cycle.
We are here to rescue them. We are not a government agency. We are a non-profit organization that relies one hundred percent on donations to save them. And we do it because no child should be a sex slave.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Thanks for helping us associate the correct Pornstars to this video!
Help Us: Do these Pornstars appear in this video?
Pornstar Name:
history porn film from year 1925
All Comments (44)
fuck she
love the soundtrack... lmao...
Yah fucking Vikings used condoms fellow perverts. What a sweet ass and those balls hung down to his knees he'll take forever to cum lucky basturd.
Always remember to bring your fish skins when you go to discos, guys.
it is new and then made to look like it is old.. old cameras fillmed less then 24 frames
not 1925...check the car....1940 plus
ohh fuck thats so how where can i see more.
i think i dont masturbate no more
bras have been around since the late 1800s.
LOL condoms in 1925 very good one
why do they have to be so fuckin' polite about it???
the worst porno i've seen in my life
I think this was about 1950 from the car and the clothes.
That music was hot! Why wasn't it used in the '9 Songs' movie?
The car is a 1946 Buick Eight.
I did this with my girlfriend many years ago. We went to her uncle's cottage, and we went into the back yard, stripped, screwed, and walked back to the house naked. I don't think the neighbors saw us, but if they did who cares.
Yeah they didn't even conceive of the "fish skin until the late 40s and even 50's
The car is a 1947 Buick..not 1925!
His ball's are so, so...... so long!!!!! haha!!
gracias a dios por el siglo XXI
whats your granny doing? dirty cow, go and wash ya nets
have a luk at that arse
Will i ever watch porn again? Nope, dont think so!
No es de 1925, es de los 40s, genial video, mucha ropa, oral escaso y tomas desenfocadas
I dont believe our granpa did that.... lol
fuck this shit . It is good sex
@1925 condoms have been around for hundreds of years.
The car is a 1946 Buick. That is the auto I learnsd to drive in
I didn't know I could laugh and masturbate at the same time untill now.
Not 1925! Car is not a 195 model!
It's not about 1925, that was a 1949 Buick in the opening scene.
More like 1850! Car at the first is a middle to late 1940's model!
O.M.G call me wierd but i love vintage porn, I just wish my boyfriend would fuck me more this way : )
Bra in 1925?? I think not!
I never thought I would laugh so hard with a youporn video
A woman on top in the 1920's was considered a whore, some countrymen still believe this.
It's so ''hard'' i can hardly wait! Nice quotes
Wow girls back then were wild! look at all the nasty positions they were in... LOL
i dont think so... the condoms is of 1980 ... 1925 not have condon}
A 1947 Buick in 1925?


text:
Child Well-Being in the EU and Enlargement to the East
The accession of up to 13 new members in the next decade is the most important development now facing the European Union. This paper analyses measurable differences in the well-being of children between current club members, the EU Member States, and the 10 Central and Eastern European applicants seeking admission. Two themes are used as a framework for the paper. First, the importance of economic, social and cultural rights in the human rights dimension of the 'Copenhagen criteria' laid down for EU accession. Second, the need for a wider approach to measuring differences in living standards and 'economic and social cohesion' within the Union than that currently taken by the European Commission. In both cases the necessity for considering the position of children is emphasised. The empirical sections of the paper then consider in turn three dimensions of well-being of European children in Member States and the applicant countries: their economic welfare, their health, and their education.
If you experience problems downloading a file, check if you have the proper application to view it first. In case of further problems read the IDEAS help page. Note that these files are not on the IDEAS site. Please be patient as the files may be large.
|Date of creation:
|Date of revision:
|Contact details of provider:
|Order Information:
|Web: http://www.unicef-irc.org/publications/
No references listed on IDEAS
You can help add them by filling out this form.
This item is not listed on Wikipedia, on a reading list or among the top items on IDEAS.
When requesting a correction, please mention this item's handle: RePEc:ucf:inwopa:inwopa00/4. See general information about how to correct material in RePEc.
For technical questions regarding this item, or to correct its authors, title, abstract, bibliographic or download information, contact: (Patrizia Faustini)
If you have authored this item and are not yet registered with RePEc, we encourage you to do it here. This allows to link your profile to this item. It also allows you to accept potential citations to this item that we are uncertain about.
If references are entirely missing, you can add them using this form.
If the full references list an item that is present in RePEc, but the system did not link to it, you can help with this form.
If you know of missing items citing this one, you can help us creating those links by adding the relevant references in the same way as above, for each refering item. If you are a registered author of this item, you may also want to check the "citations" tab in your profile, as there may be some citations waiting for confirmation.
Please note that corrections may take a couple of weeks to filter through the various RePEc services.


text:
April 17, 2014
Tom Kakert
When he left Murray State last summer, Trey Dickerson didn't know where he might end up playing college basketball. The 2014 point guard landed at Williston Junior College and he has now found his way back to the D1 ranks at the University of Iowa. He talks about signing today with the Hawkeyes and what he will bring to the table next season.Q: What was signing day like for you?DICKERSON: It's been really exciting for me. It was really a special day for me to reach this point and sign with Iowa. ...More... To continue reading this article you must be a member. Sign Up Now!
Already a member? Click here to sign in


text:
SAGINAW, MICHIGAN -- I have had Charter for many years. The rates where reasonable and the increases I got were no problem but the one I got today was absolutely NUTS. My Rate increase went from $128 to $175 per month, I had been paying $128/month. Naturally I high tailed it down to the local office and asked why. The young lady did me the favor of accepting my reason of being a senior citizen and finally found me a 2 year package for $136, which I happily accepted. The total increase was $8 bucks. I can live with that. The counter lady was VERY helpful and courteous.
MADISON, WISCONSIN -- Due to a pending divorce I disconnected my cable on June 8th. I took the equipment with me because I had to move out of the area. I have been trying ever since to return their equipment: Twice they have told me that they mailed a return kit to me... which I never received; I have tried to return the equipment to two different Charter Cable offices and they refused to take it; they said a customer technician would pick up the box on 7/6 between 10a-1p and I am still sitting here waiting like I have nothing else to do in the world.
When I called to complain today I was told that they don't guarantee time frames that I would have to wait all day. I gave them my new address twice and when I called a third time they still didn't have it right... I haven't received a final bill yet either, but I did get a nasty letter from them threatening legal action because I have not returned their equipment. Charter Cable is a horrible company to do business with and I will never use them again. I have been lied to so many times by their customer service reps that I no longer believe anything they say. I will be looking into satellite dishes!
There were several issues with our Charter Service and we only had it for less than two months.
The high definition channels were constantly freezing or unavailable. I was starting to wonder why I was paying for something that was sporadic at best.
After I ordered digital cable, they called relentlessly asking if I wanted internet or phone. After more than 5 phone conversations explaining that we got free internet from the apartment complex, I had to ask they remove me from their calling list and still I got one more phone call!
They turned off our service early. We were moving out of state and asked to end the service, which they did... a day early.
Our apartment complex offered free regular cable for 6 months. When they ended our digital service (early) they also turned off our access to the free cable.
Overall this was the worst cable experience I've had and can't wait to get out of their service area.
Charter Communications is the WORST cable provider in existence. Aside from the fact that they do not provide a quality product as neither the cable nor internet ever work... I just learned that their billing office just "mistakenly" sent out 22,500 accounts to a collection company for balances already paid. They know of this grievous error and yet they still say in order to remedy the situation, I must pay the stated amount. They run their business like an organized crime ring and we the customers pay the price. Literally. If each customer pays only $200 on these bogus charges ($200 is MUCH less than they are suing us for), Charter stands to make an illegal $4,500,000.
CUSTOMERS BEWARE! We have not been contacted by Charter Communications, but by a collection agency, more than 2 years since we cancelled our service. Not only do I want reimbursement now for the service I didn't receive, but I want to file a class action lawsuit against the company for damage to my credit!
This has been an on and off ongoing problem for the better part of a year. Speed and connection is all over the map. Had many techs and line techs to the house. Either the problem can't be found or they have found the problem to be outside the house. Anything that they do will only make the problem disappear for a short amount of time. Short, meaning DAYS. At one point I had the telephone number of the super for the line techs. I would call him when the problem appeared and we would have a line tech out. Again only temporary fix, but always they would tell me the problem is not my equipment or in the house. Lost track of how many times I have called support about this. But the strange thing is, I have been told that they have no record of me calling about this problem, what a crock, way to protect yourself Charter.
First week of October I went down to the local office to complain about the problem, was told it's the weather. We used to have the local phone number as we helped them trace down a problem with a box getting water in it, as my wife would call when the problems happened. We don't have that number anymore.
Biggest problem I can see is, we can't get the local out to fix bad lines and/or connections. If I was a new customer they would be right out, but since we are not, it's oh well.
Feel free to advise or who to contact.
I had problems with my local HD channels. Like channel 8.1 or 8.2 which are sometimes the HD or local weather channels. The service man comes out and basically explains that Charter has done a "digital transfer" and thus all non whole number channels are transmitted poorly and unable to watch.
He said it was intentional by Charter to limit non-digital cable customers, basic and expanded basic, from getting any digital channels without a Charter cable box.
He explained that these. 1 channels are essentially "free" HD, (without a digital cable box) and thus Charter isn't able to make extra money from them. By scrambling them they force the customer to watch only the whole number channels, or upgrade to the digital box. I asked about upgrading from basic to expanded, he said it wouldn't matter. The "free HD" channels would only be available with the Charter digital box and then the local channels would appear in the 700+ channels. So Charter basically has taken away channels yet keeps the prices the same. Lovely.
I took the third path and dropped all cable and kept only the internet. If another company offers internet soon I'll jump to them.
LAKEVILLE, MINNESOTA -- I just read the complaint of a fellow Lakeville, MN resident who had the same issues with their Moxi DVR that I did.
I just upgraded my service from Charter and was told that I would need a different Moxi box than the one that I had. I dutifully took time off from work (so much for vacation) and waited for the Charter Contractor to show up. When he does show up the box he delivers is dead. He asked what was wrong with the one that I had and I told him nothing, I just went with HD and they said I needed a new one. He said he didn't think that was the case but didn't explain how I would now get the HD that I was paying for. I figured that out after realizing they all handle HD. Within a week or two the modem stops working, there is no guide. I reported on their chat feature and was told there was a wide spread outage and they were working on it. After a few days of nothing, I called Charter and spent over an hour on the phone with a "tech" who knew nothing other than to tell me to try rebooting. She something like "that figures" when I told her the Moxi wasn't working. She was acknowleding that they don't work very well. I had already tried rebooting numerous times to no avail. She finally said she would send someone from Charter out to replace the Moxi box and I explained that it would be on a weekend since I was done taking time off from work for their services, I was paying a bundle for. I then spent three and half hours of the four hour window waiting when the Charter contractor shows up again. I show him the Moxi and he tells me that he doesn't have a replacement and since it was a Saturday, he couldn't get one. I explained that this was his only purpose in coming to my house and that I had waited over 3 hours for nothing. I asked him to leave and he gives me the attitude of "have a nice day."
I am against getting a dish. I don't like the looks and don't want reception headaches but Charter is the only game in town. If they can't keep people who want to stay with them, I don't know who they can keep. I now have to spend another 1/2 hour on the phone with them just to discontinue my DVR service and get a refund on what I have paid. To top it off, Charter calls and wants to handle my phone service. I am thinking that for the 15 years, I have been with the phone company, I have never had to call them for assistance.
I wish they'd get into cable.
ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA -- Called to have cable set up when I moved to Asheville. Before date of service got email to call them. Called and was told to fax over copy of lease because prior tennant had not turned calbe off. Day of service no one showed. Called and yelled to many people at customer service demanding they set up service for phone/internet/cable ASAP.
My livelihood depends on internet service. My having to wait an additional week when I had already made the appointment a month ago was rude. Supervisor Dave was the worst on the phone. Claimed I had never made an appointment and that I had to provide proof in order for him to have someone sent out earlier than a week to give me service.
Finally got someone out here. He was fine. The amount of routers and wires (one of them resembling a conveyer belt) involved makes the whole setup look primitive. Reminds me of the original computers where everything is huge and there are wires everywhere.
Only have had service for a few hours and already there are problems. The phone won't hang up unless I uplug it and the sound on the t.v. cuts out every few seconds. Customer service seemed to care and will have one tech out one day for the cable problem and another tech for the phone problem the following day. They think that the area can't handle my two tv's with cable, internet and phone, the signal isn't strong enough. You're the ones who sold me on the idea of getting the three bills in one.
Hopefully things will get resolved but I'm already disenchanted with the series of events and that they don't even have a phone book told me to call Bell South to have them mail one to me. Hello, isn't that your competitor? I just moved to the area so I really wanted a phonebook when they showed up to set it all up.
They had also called me a few days before the second installation, date asking that I call to speak to a third party about my phone service.
They whole process took so many phone calls besides actual tech support and complaint calls ( a pain in the ass when you are trying to unpack and get settled.)
This is my first time doint the three bills in one thing and I don't know if that's why it's so complex. If there is another problem though or if the sound keeps cutting out on the tv and I have to unplug the phone to hang up then I'm going to cancel them and go with the local phone company and satellite cable.
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA -- Charter Cable warned me, my bill would go higher unless I chose a higher internet speed. I believe the modem should go down in cost and my bill would go down. This type of marketing is very, very wrong. Being held captive by marketing terrorists is horrible. I see another bankruptcy in Charters future, this time to finish them off. They should try being human to the public.


text:
foo_browser, Playlist Tree break off
foo_browser, Playlist Tree break off
Mar 23 2006, 21:13
Post #1
Group: Members
Posts: 863
Joined: 15-November 04
From: East Lansing,MI
Member No.: 18153
I broke off my playlist tree browser into its own component, and changed the way it works a bit. It now offers browsing in a similar fashion to iTunes. This should be considered a BETA release.
* foo_browser adds 5 panels you can add to your columns ui layout, one each for Genre, Artist, Album and Title. Additional panels can be created in the preferences menu
* By default, foo_browser shows the selection contents in its own playlist named "*Browser*"
* Adds "Browse" to context menu which will populate all the panels from your selections
* initially foo_browser will show entire library.
screenshot at http://foobar.bowron.us/foo_browser.png
More info: http://wiki.bowron.us/index.php/Foobar2000
This post has been edited by cwbowron: Mar 26 2007, 14:22
There used to be a link to my website here.
Mar 28 2006, 07:29
Post #2
Group: Members
Posts: 16
Joined: 2-March 06
Member No.: 28195
Although it only seems to limit the selection down in one way. Playlist is as expected. However, artists and album panels don't "narrow" though they do work in the opposite direction. Any ideas?
Thanks for the component BTW.
|Lo-Fi Version
|Time is now: 30th November 2015 - 04:46


text:
(forgot?) or Register
Deprecated / dead plugin.
Download Version 3.1.12
This plugin has been deprecated and is no longer being developed. It has been replaced by the admin bar that is now built into WordPress since version 3.2.
Requires: 2.7 or higher
Compatible up to: 3.0.5
Last Updated: 4 years ago
Active Installs:
Got something to say? Need help?
Translate WordPress Admin Bar
0 people say it works.
0 people say it's broken.
Log in to vote.


text: Northwoods Rail Transit Commission Commission Hoping To Fund Rail Cars, Survey By Ken Krall • Aug 24, 2015 en.wikipedia.org A group of counties from northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula continue to work toward providing new rail cars for the logging industry. They hope the new cars will help keep freight rail service in the region. Group Seeks Grant To Fund Interchangeable Rail Cars By Ken Krall • Feb 5, 2015 pixabay.com Getting grant money to buy railroad cars to haul logs is a priority for the Northwoods Rail Transit Commission. The recently found out they didn't get a grant to get the process going, but Chairperson Wendy Gehlhoff says last month the group agreed to apply for another state D.O.T. grant.... "....grant money for (acquiring) 40 log cars and that would be matched by 10 log cars from CN for a total of 50 cars to be used by any rail company in the Great Lakes forest region...." CN is the abbreviation for Canadian National Railway. Rail Group Finding New Business To Keep Service Here By Ken Krall • Oct 27, 2014 Northwoods Rail Transit Commission A group hoping to preserve or even expand freight rail service has been gathering information to present to the last rail line in the region that there is business here that needs freight service. The Northwoods Rail Transit Commission has 19 counties from northern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula. Canadian National is the rail line the group is working with to keep the freight lines going in this region. Wendy Gelhoff from Florence county is the Northwoods Rail chairperson. She says they've been working to show Canadian National the numbers... Walker Considering Options for Road Funding By Natalie Jablonski • Jul 30, 2014 Governor Scott Walker says he's still looking at options for how to fund the state's roadways long term. Stopping in Minocqua Wednesday, Walker said it's clear that there needs to be a new solution. "The gas tax is really not sustainable. As more and more vehicles get better miles, the number of gallons of gas purchased has gone down substantially while the vehicle miles are the same or more, so the wear and tear is greater, even while the number of gallons of gas purchased is less." Grant Sought To Buy Rail Cars To Haul Northern Logs By Ken Krall • Apr 30, 2014 commons.wikimedia.org Several northern Wisconsin and Michigan counties are working on a grant to buy rail cars to lure more rail business in the region. Wendy Gehlhoff from Florence county chairs the Northwoods Rail Transit Commission. The group has been meeting quarterly to keep rail service viable in the region. Canadian National provides service in this region. She says one approach is to buy rail cars to haul logs, called the Great Lakes Log Car Fleet... Expert: Talking Will Lead To More Local Rail Service By Ken Krall • Nov 24, 2013 commons.wikimedia.org An Upper Peninsula college professor says communication breakdowns between business and the railroads is hurting commerce in northern Wisconsin and the U.P. The Northwoods Rail Transit Commission met last week in Rhinelander. The group is composed of 11 Wisconsin counties and two from the U.P., trying to increase rail use in the region.


text:
The Canon EOS 650D combines very good image quality with easy access to shooting parameters and extensive manual control. Its touchscreen interface brings a new level of operational efficiency to the DSLR market. Added to this is a fast 5fps shooting rate and quick phase detection AF.Read the full review →
Heads up! A newer version of this product is out!
As low as
conclusion:We like it
Canon's Rebel T4i shoots great stills and HD video, has a very useful articulating touchscreen LCD, and includes one of the best and fastest autofocus systems available in its price range. It also has a great mix of easy presets and manual controls, making it a very good option for point-and-shoot users looking to upgrade to a DSLR. If you already have a recent Canon DSLR, like the Rebel T3i, there's little reason to upgrade, but if you're looking for your first DSLR, the T4i is a very good option.
90-Day Price History
Critic reviews
Image quality
Video quality
Battery life
Design and form factor
Speed (start-up time, lag)
Ease of use
sort by
User reviews
Image quality | 2 comments
Video quality | 2 comments
Battery life | 3 comments
Design and form factor | 3 comments
Durability | 2 comments
Speed (start-up time, lag) | 1 comment
Ease of use | 2 comments
sort by
The Canon EOS Rebel T4i delivers top speed along with excellent image quality, and supports smooth video autofocus when paired with the right lens.Read the full review →
The Canon EOS Rebel T4i delivers top speed along with excellent image quality, and supports smooth video autofocus when paired with the right lens. It's a laudable performer, but doesn't quite edge out the Nikon D5100 as our top pick for under-$1,000 D-SLR.Read the full review →
A fine camera, the Canon EOS Rebel T4i's more expensive 18-135mm STM kit (or body with another STM lens) is the only version that merits an unqualified recommendation. You can probably find better alternatives if you just want a sub-$1,000 dSLR for still photography.Read the full review →
The Canon 650D has all the features you would expect on an entry-level SLR, but the shooting experience and extra bells and whistles make this a compelling camera.Read the full review →
As a whole this is one solid DSLR. It might be a little pricey at its initial launch, but it's the kind of camera that will last you for years to come.Read the full review →
The Canon EOS 650D is packed with cool features, including a multi-touch touchscreen, ... and a faster auto-focus with better noise performance. It's a serious package for new SLR users -- but Micro Four Thirds and other lens-swapping cameras offer similar features for less money.Read the full review →
With the new Canon EOS 650D comes a strong suit of video capabilities, a good feature set and better low-light performance in terms of resolving detail at high ISOs. We were impressed by Canon's ability to implement a responsive and fluid touchscreen display to complement its rear button layout.Read the full review →
The Rebel T4i is a fine camera for its target market; it checks all the major boxes and even tosses in a few class-leading features to sweeten the deal. But it's not exciting, and it's not new. It just is.Read the full review →
Canon's T4i raises the bar in terms of important enthusiast features, including a faster frame rate, new multi-shot modes, and Full HD stereo movies, but its new phase-detect autofocus falls short for movies.Read the full review →
The Canon EOS 650D has taken beginner-enthusiast D-SLRs to the next level. Although it 'only' has an 18-megapixel sensor, image quality is great, and high ISO performance is strong.Read the full review →
The Canon EOS 650D is a responsive SLR that's easy to use and takes excellent-quality photos. In fact, when it comes to taking pictures, this EOS is a sure success. The touchscreen is sleekly integrated and the video mode's continuous autofocus brings new possibilities for consumer users.Read the full review →
It may not have the pixel count of the Nikon D3200, but the Canon 650D is a very well-rounded DSLR with plenty of features for novices and enthusiasts. Image quality and high ISO performance is excellent.Read the full review →
The Rebel T4i / EOS 650D is an excellent all-round performer and a hard act to beat for first time buyers with a little extra in the budget or those looking to move up to the next level.Read the full review →
An interesting and logical progression for the EOS line, and once the price falls a little it will be a decent upgrade option for users of previous Canon DSLRs.Read the full review →
At around £230 more than the 600D though, the 650D can't be said to be particularly good value at the moment. Once the price falls a little though it will certainly make a decent upgrade option for users of previous Canon DSLRs.Read the full review →
Big improvements to video capture make this a strong contender for both still and moving images.Read the full review →
I've had an old Minolta film camera in which I learn how to shoot photographs, since then I didn't have a serious camera until I bought the t4i (just a bunch of point and shoots). The first thing I noticed is the touch screen, getting to the menus and browsing photos is very easy with it. The...Read the full review →
First off, you can find this camera a lot cheaper than the price listed here. Just search around for a week or so, and you will easily save a couple of hundred dollars. I got mine over a year ago for $550 (body) and $300 (Canon EF-S 18-200mm lens; got it on a real good sale off of canon.com after...Read the full review →
really like the touchscreen with pinch zoom ability, i think canon really went the right direction there. among the stuff which i like best is its lightweight frame and its durability.image quality is bearable for a camera of this price. would love to try out the stm lense some day, for the...Read the full review →


text:
to save this item to your jcp.com account
Antique White Jewelry Armoire
web ID: 1380209
This antique white jewelry armoire provides ample space for all your favorite jewelry pieces, with a stylish design that doesn't overwhelm your decor.
- lift lid with mirror
- graceful curved legs
- side doors
- removable top drawer
- deep drawers
- threaded back panel allows easy access to wall outlet to charge cell phone, electronics
- wood/fiberboard with felt lining
- 14x9x38"H
- some assembly required
- imported
- jewelry not included
Rated 5 out of 5 by CHRIS GREAT PRODUCT AND GREAT SALESPERSON I LOVE MY NEW ARMOIRE, IT WAS THE PERFECT SHADE OF WHITE AND BIG ENOUGH FOR ALL MY JEWELRY AND AT A GREAT SALE PRICE. THE SALES PERSON WHO HELPED ME OUT WAS GREAT AND SHE HELPED ME WITH THE ORDER AND IT CAME IN QUICKLY. September 30, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Mileydog Lots of storage. Very nice and matches room decor. Not big and bulky and is really cute. This will accent any room you put it in. Holds allot of jewelry pieces and keeps everything organized and tangle free. Love the color and overall look of this piece. September 14, 2015
Rated 4 out of 5 by Betty this is a Christmass present It was on sale at a good price. It had all the room for future storage. We liked the style and the color matched the decor. July 27, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Kat9865 Bought this yesterday and love it I took a chance on this after trying to organize my jewelry in a variety of ways and never feeling quite satisfied. A++ June 29, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by teachflorida This product has a lot of space for jewelry. I was looking for a narrow light-colored jewelry armoire. I looked in stores and on line before I found this. It is perfect for my bedroom. I love the compartments and the rich look it has. There is enough space for lots of rings, earrings, and bracelets. The sides open up to hang necklaces. It was easy to put together, and I love it! June 10, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Lovejjcpenney Great product for jewelery storage. Exactly as I had hoped and imagined. Great stylish look and very sturdy. Jewelery storage compartments are well placed and provide an excellent way to get your jewelry organized. June 10, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Patti Perfect in every way! Purchased for my grand daughter, who loves this armoire! Best purchase! June 3, 2015
Rated 5 out of 5 by Spice Love love I cherish this exquisite piece of furniture. Have been using it for about 5 months and nothing has broke or fell apart. It's lovely. May 27, 2015
1 Question, 2 Answers
Product Q&A
Ask your questions. Share your answers.
« Back
5 days ago
Gender: Female
0out of 0found this question helpful.
Was this helpful?helpful0unhelpful0http://answers.jcpenney.com/answers/1573/product/pp5003060904/question/2491467/undohelpfulness.djs?format=embeddedhtml&sessionparams=__BVSESSIONPARAMS__&return=__RETURN__&innerreturn=http%3A%2F%2Fanswers.jcpenney.com%2Fanswers%2F1573%2Fproduct%2Fpp5003060904%2Fquestions.djs%3Fformat%3Dembeddedhtml%26scrolltotop%3Dtrue%26expandquestion%3D2491467&user=__USERID__&authsourcetype=__AUTHTYPE__&submissionparams=__BVSUBMISSIONPARAMETERS__&submissionurl=__BVSUBMISSIONURL__
Answer:Yes, the drawers of this armoire are lined with compartments.
4 days ago
0out of 0found this answer helpful.
Was this helpful?helpful0unhelpful0http://answers.jcpenney.com/answers/1573/product/pp5003060904/answer/2476363/undohelpfulness.djs?format=embeddedhtml&sessionparams=__BVSESSIONPARAMS__&return=__RETURN__&innerreturn=http%3A%2F%2Fanswers.jcpenney.com%2Fanswers%2F1573%2Fproduct%2Fpp5003060904%2Fquestions.djs%3Fformat%3Dembeddedhtml%26scrolltotop%3Dtrue%26expandquestion%3D2491467%26expandanswer%3D2476363&user=__USERID__&authsourcetype=__AUTHTYPE__&submissionparams=__BVSUBMISSIONPARAMETERS__&submissionurl=__BVSUBMISSIONURL__
Answer:This is a holiday gift for my daughter. It has not yet been unpackaged.
I will respond in January.
4 days ago
0out of 1found this answer helpful.
Was this helpful?helpful0unhelpful1http://answers.jcpenney.com/answers/1573/product/pp5003060904/answer/2476175/undohelpfulness.djs?format=embeddedhtml&sessionparams=__BVSESSIONPARAMS__&return=__RETURN__&innerreturn=http%3A%2F%2Fanswers.jcpenney.com%2Fanswers%2F1573%2Fproduct%2Fpp5003060904%2Fquestions.djs%3Fformat%3Dembeddedhtml%26scrolltotop%3Dtrue%26expandquestion%3D2491467%26expandanswer%3D2476175&user=__USERID__&authsourcetype=__AUTHTYPE__&submissionparams=__BVSUBMISSIONPARAMETERS__&submissionurl=__BVSUBMISSIONURL__
1 of 1
1 of 1
Ship to a different location change ZIP.
$25 oversized item surcharge
An oversized item surcharge may apply to some heavy or bulky items due to size, weight or special handling required. This item surcharge is in addition to standard shipping rates.
select all options before proceeding
select all options before proceeding
Save For Later
select all options before proceeding
to save this item to your jcp.com account


text:
Exploring Eye
Interview with Photographer Iwan Baan
Iwan Baan is the most sought after architectural photographer on earth. Living entirely from suitcases and hotel rooms, he is courted by architectural royalty the world over. As his new show 52 Weeks, 52 Cities opens in Herford, Germany, Baan speaks to the AR's creative director Simon Esterson about his photography and fascination with ordinary people's extraordinary use of space
Unsung Devotion: Gallego Martínez's cathedral of a lifetime
Dedicated to the Virgin Mary and fabricated from scavenged materials, this eccentric Spanish cathedral is a unique architectural bricolage that may never be complete
Japan after the storm
Despite being given no formal role in the recovery programme following the 2011 tsunami, Japanese architects are engaging with communities and devising strategies that respond to the aftermath and plan for the future
Ruins of Utopia
Built by Moisei Ginzburg in 1929 as a Constructivist machine for radical living, Moscow's Narkomfin Building immediately fell foul of Stalinist orthodoxy and now rots in a climate of state neglect and apathy
Road back to Damascus
The AR's recent Exploring Eye is essential reading for unraveling the human urban condition.
On the trail of Orangefest
The 12 July celebrations in Belfast have been branded as a retail-friendly attraction by the local government, but the move belies the cultural provocation of a sectarian ritual. Essay and photographs by Declan O'Neill
Bärbel Högner documents daily life in Chandigarh, exploring how the buildings and spaces are colonised
Chandigarh's buildings and spaces are brought vividly to life by its residents, but the city now faces a challening future as India's economy booms. Photography by Bärbel Högner
Jon Beswick visits Ambryn Island on the remote Pacific archipelago of Vanuatu and describes its traditions
On the volcanic island of ambryn in the pacific archipelago of vanuatu, local building traditions and a fascinating, primitive way of life continue to endure
Critical Mass: Why Architectural Criticism Matters
By seeing beyond the glittering novelty of form, it is criticism's role to assess and promote the positive effects architecture can bring to society and the wider world
Troubles in Theory V: The Brutalist Moment(s)
From the Smithsons' claim to have originally coined the term, to its alleged incarnation in the béton brut of Le Corbusier's Unités, the provenance of New Brutalism, seen as a corrective to 'soft' Modernism, is as problematic as what it stood for: ethic or aesthetic?
Architecture Becomes Music
As abstract art forms based on rhythm, proportion and harmony, architecture and music share a clear cultural lineage. Now, through digital expression, architecture can attain new heights of creative supremacy
Troubles in theory Part iv: The social side
Techno-fetishists may have argued for a scientifically determined architecture in the '60s and '70s, but at the same time more politically engaged voices were calling for the reinterpretation of space as an arena for the lived experiences of the everyday
Troubles in Theory Part III: The Great Divide: Technology vs Tradition
The great divide: technology vs tradition
Troubles in Theory Part II: Picturesque to Postmodernism
The second essay in AR's series: Troubles in Theory
Reassessing Postmodernism
As a major exhibition opens at the V&A on the same subject, Charles Jencks has published an account of Postmodernism's historic and unfolding story. While the author includes many recent architectural projects, these later examples emerge as antithetical to the movement's original intent. But if the current crop of architecture is devoid of meaning, could Postmodernism find a future in the complexity of the city and a world of rapid scientific and technological transition?
Troubles In Theory Part I: The State Of The Art 1945-2000
Becoming a subject of interest to those beyond the profession in the late 1960s, architecture - and its theory - in turn opened up to outside influences. An anti-institutional ideology, with strong French philosophical connections - Foucault, Barthes, Derrida - served to undermine architecture's own disciplinary focus. Key figures - Summerson, Banham, Eisenman - sought to regain the lost territory, but a unified theory of architecture remains elusive. The first of three essays outlines ...
The Autopoiesis of Architecture dissected, discussed and decoded
In the autopoiesis of architecture, Patrik Schumacher introduces a new unifying theory of architecture. Peter Buchanan decodes, dissects and weighs up Schumacher's arguments
'Ornament has always flowered in Chicago'
[Archive] Ornament could offer the key to a new flowering of architectural expression
White flight, red lining, block busting and panic peddling
[Archive] Chicago's poor make plain the social responsibilities of the architecture industry
Chicago meatspace
The fin-de-siècle Modernism of Chicago was determined by its secret twin city: the South Side Stock Yards and their infrastructural logic
Modern monasteries
The magnificent ruin of St Peter's Cardross has recently been thrown a lifeline after decades of neglect, but many other significant buildings commissioned by religious orders remain under threat
How the London Playboy Club bankrolled Hef's empire
Playboy, that great icon of American pop culture, owed its existence for many years to gambling revenue from Blighty
The Imaginary of 'Africanness' in South African Architecture
The persistent use of imagery from the ruins of Great Zimbabwe points to a universal desire to connect with atavistic cultural roots
Australian Ugliness
Emma Letizia Jones revisits Robin Boyd's The Australian Ugliness, and asks whether it is ever possible to give valid form to a displaced culture in an alien landscape
Queer Gothic: Architecture, gender and desire
Through a historical study of the connections between architecture, gender and desire, Ayla Lepine reveals the invisibility and marginalisation of queer history
Part Two: British architecture after the Great War
Alan Powers' two-part historical essay reveals World War One's repercussion on the maturation of Modernism and encourages us to re-evaluate, a century later, both the Modernist canon and its impact on British architecture
Part One: British architecture before the Great War
Alan Powers' two-part historical essay reveals World War One's repercussion on the maturation of Modernism and encourages us to re-evaluate, a century later, both the Modernist canon and its impact on British architecture
Shattered Glass: The history of architectural photography
Exploring photography's obsession with architecture as motif and metaphor, a cluster of exhibitions in Los Angeles ended by questioning the neutrality of the camera in the architectural assignment
Building Seagram: A Memoir of Mies and Modernism
Phyllis Lambert's compelling and incisive account of the commissioning, design and construction of the Seagram Building is both a critical history and personal memoir of a pivotal moment in architecture
The Strategies of Mat-building
Dismantling and reframing programme and composition, mat-building envisaged architecture as a dynamic, flexible armature
Beijing: Modernising History
The demolition of the protected home of China's most prominent 20th-century architect exposes the tension between preservation and progress, says Anu Leinonen
The Classical ideals of Le Corbusier
How three weeks in Athens left a lasting impression on the father of Modernism
Sixty years on from the Festival of Britain – Joseph Rykwert
Sixty years on from the Festival of Britain, the AR invites Joseph Rykwert to reconsider its role in shaping modern, post-war architecture
Sixty years on from the Festival of Britain – Alan Powers
Sixty years on from the Festival of Britain, the AR invites Alan Powers, to reconsider its role in shaping modern, post-war architecture
Sixty years on from the Festival of Britain – Mary Banham
Mary Banham was 27 when she attended the Festival of Britain. She visited the South Bank Exhibition in 1951 with her late husband, Peter Reyner Banham, who as an editor on the AR went on to write a number of critical essays on the Festival and the significance it held for post-war British modernism. 25 years later, Mary Banham co-curated the V&A's exhibition, A Tonic to the Nation
Sixty years on from the Festival of Britain – Trevor Dannatt
Trevor Dannatt was 28 years old when he joined the Festival Hall Design Team, headed by Leslie Martin, but working under the associate architect Peter Moro, who held special responsibility for the interiors. Sneaking off from time to time to oversee the construction of a small tea bar, he got to know the South Bank site very well, both during the Festival of Britain and afterward, and to this day turns a keen eye to the future of this popular London site. Here he recalls his 1951 experience ...
Sixty years on from the Festival of Britain – Terry Farrell
Terry Farrell reflects on the South Bank Exhibition's impact on London, from the opening up of the public realm, to the creation of a major riverside walkway


text:
College Photos
Photos: Hail Mary, good bounces help Longhorns escape Iowa State, 31-30
Photo: David Purdy/Getty Images
AMES, IA - OCTOBER 3: Running back Joe Bergeron #24 of the Texas Longhorns runs over defensive back Sam E. Richardson #4 of the Iowa State Cyclones while rushing for yards in the second half of play at Jack Trice Stadium on October 3, 2013 in Ames, Iowa. Texas defeated Iowa State 31-30. (Photo by David Purdy/Getty Images)
To post a comment, log into your chosen social network and then add your comment below. Your comments are subject to our Terms of Service and the privacy policy and terms of service of your social network. If you do not want to comment with a social network, please consider writing a letter to the editor.


text: Hi everyone, I'm doing a course which contains foundation work on convergence. I was suprised to see the book I am using uses phrases such as.... " This sequence clearly doesn`t converge " for sequences such as 2,0,2,0,2,0,2,0..... I was expecting it to say something like " By theorem 4.5, this sequence doesn`t converge " I wouldn`t feel comfortable writing " This sequence clearly doesn`t converge " if, in an exam, I got a question which said " Prove that 2,0,2,0,2,0 doesn`t converge ". Can anyone point me to basic theorems on convergence which are used to tackle simple questions like this?


text:
Our summer vegetable gardens are producing — maybe a little too abundantly now. Baskets of squash, eggplant, peppers and tomatoes. The cucumbers have taken a break, but the okra is starting to produce daily.
Hard to believe it's time to start the fall and winter vegetable garden. If you can find a spot to remove squash or cucumbers or some other plant that succumbed to the summer heat, it is time to start our greens, root vegetables, and other herbs to carry us through winter.
If we are not planting a winter garden, we can use this time to improve the soil for next spring. Whether we are planting now or later, gardeners should invest in soil additions for the next season.
A garden soil test might reveal shortages of some nutrients that could improve production results. If there is no soil test, I always recommend adding lots of compost to the vegetable garden at each season. Other organic materials also can prove beneficial to the soil. Gardeners can consider adding blood meal for nitrogen or bone meal for phosphorus. Green sand adds dozens of micro nutrients. Additions of soil sulfur can acidify our alkaline soil for plants that need additional acid.
To loosen clay soils, gardeners can add green sand or gypsum. Many of these soil amendments are slow to break down, so adding them in the fall will make them available to plants in the spring.
The many products available to help improve soil — most organic — add the traditional nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, but also add dozens of micro nutrients that plants also need to grow successfully.
Manures can be added at this time of year, particularly if we are not planting the garden until spring. Manure must be totally dry and partially composted to add to the garden while the plants are growing. In our area, gardeners can usually find cattle, horse, and chicken manure easily. Gardeners also can add worm castings to benefit the soil.
Vegetable plants are heavier feeders than flowers, but soil amendments also are beneficial to flowers, fruit trees, herbs and other plants in the garden. Compost can be added on top of a flower bed or around the base of trees and plants as a mulch and ground cover. As it breaks down, it feeds the plants and improves the soil.
On another front, rains have caused weeds and grasses to grow rapidly. If weeds are actively growing, we can spray them with a weed killer. If they already have started setting seed, then we will need to pull or chop them, as the weed killers are less effective on mature plants.
Thankfully the rains are helping lower temperatures and making our plants very happy. We will have more roses and other flowers. Time invested in deadheading will guarantee more flowers this fall. We can plant again — especially trees, shrubs, and perennials. Plants root very quickly at this time of year.
There is much to do in the garden right now — especially weeding. On the other hand, clearing out a stand of weeds is very rewarding. Even a short work session shows big results. Clearing an area of weeds always makes me feel so productive and virtuous, which means I deserve a lovely reward, such as fresh figs or ice cream.


text:
UPDATED: Body found at Redding homeless encampment
A man who was found dead off a trail near a homeless encampment in northwest Redding this afternoon may have been spotted nearby, "covered in blood from head to toe" two nights earlier.
Police were called to the area near the old Masonic Lodge on Masonic Avenue early this afternoon after a woman asked someone to call 911 to report the body.
Redding Police Sgt. Bruce Bonner said investigators found the body of a fully-clothed adult male in a wooded area behind the lodge.
The victim appeared to have suffered some sort of wound.
"He has an indication of a possible assault or fall-down injury," Bonner said. "So at this point, we're going to treat it as an unknown death and investigate it to see what we come up with."
Bonner said police were called to the area about 8:30 on Saturday night after dispatchers received a report from a man filling up at a nearby gas station of a possible drunk man, who was bleeding profusely.
Ryon McCullough, 29, of Redding said he had just finished putting gas in his motorcycle at the AM/PM gas station when he saw a man who appeared to be stumbling along Masonic Avenue, heading south.
At first the man just appeared to be drunk, but when McCullough got closer, the glare from a streetlight revealed the man was "covered in blood from head to toe," McCullough said.
"He asked for cigarette," McCullough said. "I asked him if someone beat him up. He said 'ya.'"
McCullough said the man smelled of liquor and appeared to be very drunk.
The man had what appeared to be a heavily clotted head wound on the top of the right side of his head, McCullough said.
McCullough called 911.
Police and paramedics responded to the call but couldn't find the victim, Bonner said.
Seventy-one-year-old Hershel Alcorn, who arrived at the scene as detectives were investigating the case, fears the body may be his son, 47-year-old Tim Alcorn.
Hershel Alcorn said that his son had been missing since Friday. His son had a drinking problem, which led him to a life on the street, Hershel Alcorn said.
"He chose to be that way because of his drinking," Alcorn said. "But I never gave up hope on him."
About 10 people live in the encampment near where the body was found, Bonner said.
None of them were taken into custody today, but a woman was questioned in an unmarked police.
Bonner said the woman may have been the last person to speak with the victim.
Shasta County coroner's deputies were called to the scene and removed the body. An autopsy could be performed as early as Tuesday.
Police at one point during their investigation requested air surveillance and photographs of the area from a California Highway Patrol helicopter.
The chopper landed at least once nearby and hovered over the area for several minutes.
A section of the wooded area was cordoned off with police tape.
Reporter Ryan Sabalow can be reached at 225-8344 or at firstname.lastname@example.com. Reporter Jim Schultz can be reached at 225-8223 or email@example.com.
Subscribe to the Redding Record Searchlight
Need Help? Call us at 1-877-710-6185.
Monday-Friday: 6am-6pm / Saturday & Sunday: 7am-10am


text:
COP21: 2 Degrees from Total Absurdity
| J.D. King
Healthy People Needed to Make Obamacare Ponzi Scheme a Success
| Devon Herrick
The United States of Injustice
| Kurt Schlichter
Move Over Clock Boy, Meet Dandelion Boy
| Katie Kieffer
The Power of a Page
| Terry Paulson
In Their Own Words: Pro-Lifers Aren't the Only Ones Who Call Abortion Killing
| Scott Klusendorf
The Democrats' Demise, the Republicans Rise
| Arthur Schaper
I Was A Woman In The Marine Corps In the Mid-70s. Hillary Clinton's Story Doesn't Add Up
| Susan Hutchison
The Beauty Queen That China Is Desperate to Stifle
| Jeff Jacoby
Here's Why Islam Wants Our Heads -- In THEIR Own Words
| Doug Giles
Ben Carson's new secret weapon: Karl Rove? | Allahpundit
Obama boasts of China's climate goals while Beijing chokes in smog | Jazz Shaw
Clinton to Obama in 2013: Close Gitmo | Ed Morrissey
How NASA crushed Hillary Clinton's dreams of being an astronaut | Jazz Shaw
Colorado governor: This Planned Parenthood shooting may be a function of inflammatory rhetoric from bloggers and talk shows | Allahpundit
AP: Clinton made State awfully cozy for Foundation — and political — donors | Ed Morrissey
Prince Meets Desmond Tutu
Oklahoma Gov. Declares State Of Emergency In Wake Of Ice Storm
Turkey Stands By Decision to Down Russian Jet
$50M Defamation Lawsuit Against Makers of 'Wolf of Wall Street' Movie
Pope Ends Visit to Central African Republic
Colorado lawmaker drops idea of PERA per diem bill
| Arthur Kane
Banning kratom: Wisconsin treats a safe herbal supplement like a dangerous drug
| Paul Brennan
'Made in USA' solar company sold Chinese panels
| Kenric Ward
Townhall.com is the leading source for conservative news and political commentary and analysis.
Copyright © Townhall.com. All Rights Reserved. Terms under which this service
is provided to you


text:
We have 2acres a lil over an is fenced off for horses.
He thinks we can seed nd prepare the land .
But I don't think worth it while the horses are on it...
So my questions is can you prepare the ground while the horses are on it?
This the sand bar called Florida..
Thank You for any response....
Posted via Mobile Device


text:
Mary Beth Abate is a Reader contributor. See staff page for published articles.
Maple bacon glazed (left) and cinnamon sugar.
Thick chips with dipping sauces.
Southern style.
Twice fried Korean style.
The counter's facade is made of pennies.
The bar has a facade made of pennies.
SCMoFCDaC is located at the corner of 30th St. and Lincoln Ave.
Honey baklava
Creamy, smoky baba ganoush
We ate two falafels before I remembered to take a picture.
Fresh tabouleh
Garlicky hummus and warm pita wedges
Buñelo ice cream sandwich
Tamale de piña
From the top: Rajas, filet mignon, halibut/white mole, lobster, rajas
Chicken mole
Tostadas de pulpo
Mexican shrimp cocktail
La Verdad
Next >
Daniel Powell 7 p.m., Nov. 30
Don Bauder 6:30 p.m., Nov. 30
Matt Potter 4:30 p.m., Nov. 30
Carlos Bey 3:30 p.m., Nov. 30
Bob McPhail 1:30 p.m., Nov. 30
Ruth Newell 12:26 p.m., Nov. 30
Dave Rice 11:30 a.m., Nov. 30
© 2015 San Diego Reader. All rights reserved. No part of this site may be reproduced without our written permission.
Each newsletter subscription means another chance to win!


text:
Brian Doerksen, Lincoln Brewster, Matt Redman, Paul Baloche, Sheri Carr
© 2015 Rhapsody International, Inc.
Terms of Use
Privacy Policy
End User Agreement
© 2015 Rhapsody International Inc. All rights reserved.
Rhapsody and the Rhapsody logo are registered trademarks of Rhapsody International Inc.
3 months of Rhapsody Premier for $1, then just $9.99/month
Freedom to play what you want, anywhere. Limited time offer.


text:
Have you ever wondered about the eco-impact of your household appliances? How much energy does your Wii use? How about that plasma TV?
This nifty infographic from British-based Glotech Repairs, breaks it down for you. For those of us on this side of the pond, keep in mind that right now 1 British pound equals roughly $1.68 US. So that Wii? It's costing you about $10 per year. And that plasma TV? That drains about $160 per year from your wallet.
Add up all of your household appliances and it's easy to see the impact that these gadgets have on your budget, and on the planet.
Related posts on MNN:
- Wii don't want to waste energy
- Should I unplug my appliances, and if so will I save money on my electric bill?
- More evidence shows electrical energy is harming our health
The opinions expressed by MNN Bloggers and those providing comments are theirs alone, and do not reflect the opinions of MNN.com. While we have reviewed their content to make sure it complies with our Terms and Conditions, MNN is not responsible for the accuracy of any of their information.


text:
Oil buyers must reject West sanctions on Iran energy: MP
An Iranian lawmaker says Tehran expects friendly countries not to comply with the US-engineered sanctions against the Islamic Republic's energy sector. Spokesman of Iran Majlis Energy Committee Hossein Amiri-Khamkani on Sunday said that the approval of new anti-Iran sanctions by the US Congress was a move aimed at exerting pressure on the Islamic Republic.
"We expect friendly countries not to comply with these sanctions because Iranians recognize their friends and enemies [when they are] in dire straits and under pressure," he said.The new sanctions target Iran's energy, shipping and shipbuilding industries as well as its seaports. "Oil buyers and long-time customers of Iran's oil need our crude and they have to find a solution for [coping with] these sanctions," added Amiri-Khamkani. The lawmaker went on to say, "They (oil-buyers) need to mount pressure on the West and the US until they stop such actions (imposing bans on Iran)." The lawmaker stated that if Iran's oil buyers purchase oil and in return do not try to find ways to pay for it, Tehran will have to stop selling oil and halt exports to these countries. China is Iran's top trade partner and Beijing has publicly criticized the US-led sanctions against Tehran over its nuclear energy program, saying that it has to buy Iranian crude to meet its energy needs. South Korea's imports of Iranian crude oil increased 2.9 percent in November compared to a month ago despite Western embargoes. At the beginning of 2012, the United States and the European Union (EU) imposed new sanctions on Iran's oil and financial sectors. On October 15, the EU foreign ministers agreed on another round of sanctions against Iran. The illegal US-engineered sanctions have been imposed based on the unfounded accusation that Iran is pursuing non-civilian objectives in its nuclear energy program. Iran rejects the allegation, arguing that as a committed signatory to the Non-Proliferation Treaty and a member of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), it has the right to use nuclear technology for peaceful purposes. In addition, the IAEA has conducted numerous inspections of Iran's nuclear facilities but has never found any evidence showing that Tehran's nuclear energy program has been diverted toward military objectives. KA/HGH/SS


text: trr - Unregistered July 10, 2011 10:02 AM I definitely don't belong to the Ducati=too much advantages group but gotta say they're pretty much doing alright on a supposed to be horsepower-track. Nothing to take away from Checa, but if the new 1099 with the new short-stroked engine is that good in terms of power as they say, the others will have a problem next year...again.On the other hand please someone give this Aitchinson guy a proper Kawasaki for next year. He rides way better as his bike should allow it. 4 agree 3 disagree


text:
Question: I am 43 and I think I look pretty hot! My husband hardly touches me, but I see him touching his private parts when I am not there and when I catch him and he looks at me, he does not look like he wants to even try to have sex with me. Why is he doing that? And he says he loves me and blah, blah, blah...I am about to give up! …Pam
Answer: Generally speaking, if a man is sexually able to perform, he will not turn down sex with his partner. Why then is your guy avoiding you, even though you're hot and hot-to-trot? There could be several reasons:
1) There is something else within your relationship that he is very unhappy about and is avoiding sex with you because of it. Although this is more common with women than with men, there are still some men who won't perform if they're feeling alienated or angry.
2) You've changed in some major way (either physically or attitudinally) and he is unhappy or uncomfortable with that change.
3) He has performance anxiety due to some condition that he hasn't disclosed to you.
4) He's "getting it" somewhere else.
5) He finds sex with you less-than-fulfilling. This is usually not the case, since for most men, any sex, even bad sex, is better than no sex.
6) He has questions about his sexual preferences.
Any of the above could, in fact, be the cause of his avoidance of intimacy with you. And the fact that you discovered him masturbating means nothing. He's just pleasuring himself because he needs the release, and for whatever reason is unwilling to approach you. So my advice is that you approach him. Take the initiative and seduce him and see how he reacts. Tell him you want to please him and ask him to tell you as graphically as possible how you can do that. Then follow his instructions to the letter. If that doesn't re-awaken his desire for you, then it's time for you to initiate a serious talk to find out what is going on. So one way or another, at least you'll know where you stand.
© 2008 David M. Matthews. All Rights Reserved.
Besides being a relationship coach and author of the controversial book, "Every Man Sees You Naked: An Insider's Guide to How Men Think," David M. Matthews is an Emmy-winning TV Writer/Producer who's worked on some of television's best shows.
For more information on David or to get a copy of his free report on "The 3 Things Men Are REALLY Looking For In A Relationship," go to www.EveryManSeesYouNaked.com.
Article contributed by
Question: My significant other does not know how to handle my emotion when I am depressed or sad. He said he wanted to fix things, but he does not know how, so now he tends to shy away. And his avoidance only makes me feel worse. Is there a way for us to arrive at a happy medium? —Rhonda Answer: This is a great question, and one... READ MORE
Question: My ex and I broke up several months ago after five years. Right after the break-up (which was pretty much mutual) I became desperate and needy, begging for him back, which obviously only pushed him away. Now that we've gone almost two months with no contact, we've started texting a very little bit here and there. I'm... READ MORE
Question: I have an unusual situation here...a guy I served with in the military back in my twenties (we are in our mid 40's now), found me on Facebook two years ago (I was married then). He often sent me texts: jokes, political things, discussions about our kids (we both have teenaged boys, he's divorced). We discovered... READ MORE


text: Red Robot Labs' first Android title, Life is Crime, tried to stand out from the crowd of social sims vying to be the next Mafia Wars with its novel GPS hook that transformed map data of your neighborhood into a game level. For their follow up, they've decided to tackle the equally crowded social RPG genre with the same gimmick, transforming your home town into an alternate fantasy world. 3/5


text:
Wilkes-Barre Scranton's Eric Hartzell, right, deflects a shot as Binghamton's Cole Schneider looks on during Sunday's 4-1 Penguins win that snapped the B-Sens' seven-game winning streak.
- Filed Under
The second seven-game winning streak of the season for the Binghamton Senators is no more after a 4-1 loss to the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins on Sunday.
The loss brings the Penguins within one point of the B-Sens, 45-44, in the Eastern Conference's Eastern Division. Binghamton remains third in the Eastern Conference standings as division leader, behind Springfield and Manchester.
The last time the B-Sens had a seven-game winning streak, it was snapped by Syracuse. That loss then sent the B-Sens in a tailspain in which it lost eight of 10 games, a stretch that was ended by the seven-game ...


text:
This was the second time a team from Paranormal Revelations, based in Hartford's northern suburbs, have surveyed the nearly 350-year-old former inn.
In February, museum board members and the ghost hunters themselves where shocked to see a well-defined shadow sit down and stand up—twice—from a large pink chair in the living room. All they could make out was the torso, said Donna Fasulo, the case manager and co-founder of the group.
"That was very intriguing," Fasulo said of the February sighting. It was part of the reason the group wanted to come back, she said.
The group expanded its search of the historic inn recently, looking at the living areas as well as the basement, which was not explored in February. The survey of the home began at dusk on a Saturday night and finished about 1 a.m. Sunday.
"There were a few times where it sounded like we might have caught something (on recording equipment)," Myron Curtiss, the lead investigator and a co-founder of the group, said.
They're not sure what they found. Curtiss said the team hasn't yet finished processing the data acquired through a full night of recording in every room in the house with audio and video equipment, full-spectrum camera photography and electromagnetic field measurement equipment.
The group found out about the Leffingwell building, a 338-year-old homestead that served as an inn and tavern during the time of the Revolutionary War, on the Internet, and contacted its owners for permission to visit and search for ghosts.
Curtiss said he hoped to make a third visit, should the Leffingwell Inn board approve one.
Greg Farlow, the vice president of the Leffingwell House Museum board, was around for both the February ghost hunts. He said he's neutral on ghosts, but excited—his eyes went wide as he pointed to the chair where he said he saw the shadowy figure in February. He's done his research on the owners and residents of the home from the 18th and 19th centuries, and said he's narrowed down the possibilities.
"The Leffingwells lived here only until after the Revolution, then it went to the Huntington family. I think it would be Ruth Huntington in that chair," he said as the ghost hunters prepared their equipment.
Information from: Norwich Bulletin, http://www.norwichbulletin.com


text:
Photos: The career of Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett
Photo: L.M. Otero / AP/AP
Cowboys head coach Jason Garrett poses for photos with owner Jerry Jones and Stephen Jones.
To post a comment, log into your chosen social network and then add your comment below. Your comments are subject to our Terms of Service and the privacy policy and terms of service of your social network. If you do not want to comment with a social network, please consider writing a letter to the editor.


text:
- An ISBN is the 10 or 13 digit number, usually printed on the back of a book with a bar code, that serves as a unique identifier for the book.
- Searching by ISBN is the best way to search because it will get you the exact title and edition that you need.
- Many professors include the ISBN on their syllabi or in their course management system.
If you don't have the ISBN, try a title or author search.
Title search
- Enter all words in the title you are looking for. The search engine will try to find books that have all the words you entered in the title. Leave out words such as "a," "an," or "the."
- When including edition, use numeric values. For example, "1st edition" instead of "first edition."
Author search
- Enter all or part of the author name you are looking for.
- You do not need to enter a first name, but if there are a lot of books by authors with the same last name, it may help to narrow the results.
- You can enter the name in any order such as "John Smith" or "Smith John." Avoid using a comma since it has a special meaning in the search.
Keyword search
- You can search by keyword but this approach is not recommended as it will likely return a large set of results.
- If you want to search by keyword, try a combination of author and keyword. For example, "Warren Accounting" where "Warren" is the author and "Accounting" is the keyword.
To refine your results, use the filtering/sorting options
- Filter options include product type and discipline area. Sort options include alphabetical sort (ascending or descending) and copyright year (ascending or descending).
AUTHORS: Cann - ©2010
With the rise digital recording software and the advent of the "one man computer music studio" there has been an astronomical rise in the number of people with software instruments, but many of these musicians have no idea how to use the modular synthesizers included with their music software programs. "Becoming a Synthesizer Wizard: From Presets to Power User" is the first book that explains what a modular synthesizer is, how it works, and how to use software synthesizers to make music. The book takes a highly practical approach to the subject providing a readable guide which opens up the subject to a broad spectrum of readers. It begins by explaining what the basic building blocks of modular synthesis are, and how they interact. Then it continues to specific exercises utilizing software synthesizers that will be readily available to the reader, regardless of platform or digital audio workstation of choice.


text:
"[We] couldn't have been more delighted and impressed by the knowledgeable and attentive staff, elegant space, and delicious lunch. All aspects of the event were expertly planned and executed."
—Law Society of Upper Canada
"Fantastic spaces and a great crew: that's why we chose TIFF Bell Lightbox to host over 400 leaders and changemakers at the inaugural Community Knowledge Exchange. With keynotes, jam sessions, cultural performances, socials and more, our first "Festival of Ideas" wasn't your typical conference. And TIFF Bell Lightbox is most certainly not your typical venue. We felt right at home here and look forward to coming back soon."
—Community Knowledge Exchange (CKX)
"In November our forensic accounting and investigative firm hosted a cocktail reception and Bond exhibit event at TIFF Lightbox, which was exceptionally well-attended and received by all guests. The event was particularly relevant given our practice areas, and was made even better as a result of the courteous and professional service provided by all of those involved in the planning and carrying out of the evening. We received numerous positive comments about the venue and in particular, the location, ease of access and character of the TIFF building itself and the TIFF Lounge. The food provided by Oliver & Bonacini, as well as the cocktail and server staff, was exceptional. I would highly recommend considering the TIFF Bell Lightbox for your next corporate event. Congratulations to all at TIFF for an extremely successful and enjoyable evening."
—Jeff Filliter, Managing Director, Froese Forensic Partners Ltd.
"The success of Media Expert's third annual Digital Day Media Conference was due in large to the wonderful staff of TIFF Bell Lightbox. The planning, production and technical teams displayed exceptional attention to every detail of our event. They orchestrated state-of-the-art-technology, the delightful culinary experience of Malaparte, and the architectural splendor of the venue to produce a very memorable event for our customers, staff and partners."
—Ian Maclean, Vice President, Communications , Media Experts
"We chose TIFF as the setting for our recent teambuilding meeting and couldn't have been more delighted and impressed by the knowledgeable and attentive staff, elegant space, and delicious lunch. All aspects of the event were expertly planned and executed. David Vella's informative guided tour and Noah Cowan's talk on programming for TIFF Bell Lightbox taught us a lot and reminded us of the tremendous contribution TIFF has made to the city."
—Nancy Reason, M.A., B.Ed., LL.B., Manager, Continuing Professional Development Law Society of Upper Canada


text:
Eagles Landing Country Club
Main Number: 770.389.2000
Sun, Mar 3 3 Events
Sunday Brunch10:00am - 1:00pm
Sunday Brunch10:00am - 1:00pm
Clubhouse & Golf Courser Closed11:00pm
Clubhouse & Golf Courser Closed[ X ]
Date: Sun, Mar 3, 2013
Time: 11:00pm
Add to your Calendar: Download Now
The Eagle's Landing Golf Course and Clubhouse
are closed on Mondays.
Find us on
Our Location
Eagle's Landing Country Club100 Eagle's Landing Way
Stockbridge, GA 30281
- Membership
- Eagles Landing ONE
- Membership Categories
- What Members Are Saying
- Beyond the Club
- The ClubCorp Advantage
Copyright ©2015 by ClubCorp. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Not already a member?
Join our community and - Rate & review pubs - Upload pictures - Add events JOIN for free NOW
Map tools
Chat about:
Sort it out Dave, do some updates! with Aqualung on the Pub Forum
Latest activity for Long EatonHide Latest Activity
New Long Eaton pub reviews
Reviewed by Alan Winfield on 30 November 2014
This pub used to be called the Wheatsheaf and it was a Whitbread fizz house for quite a few years. The pub gained a bad reputation and was finally closed down after a drugs raid.The Stumble Inn opened a couple of years ago and the pub has now got one... [more>]
Reviewed by E TA on 06 June 2014
An impressive 1930s (?) pub set back from the main road in its own grounds, with a large car park at the front. The building rambles a bit, with two large main bars and a smaller games room at the front, and a smokers' area at the side. The floors ... [more>]
New Long Eaton pub pictures
Added by Alan Winfield
Added by Alan Winfield
Added by Bucking Fastard
Added by Jim Newell
Recently added pubs for Long Eaton
Added by Bucking Fastard
Added by Jim Newell
Added by Paul Brett


text:
- Filed Under
Breaking 300 as a golf team is often the target for determining just how good a chance there is at earning a state championship.
It signals not only good talent, but team depth.
Under near-perfect playing conditions Friday at Michigan State's Forest Akers East, five teams were able to crack the code and create a logjam at the top of the Division 1 finals heading into this morning's final round. ...


text: > View Product Details Please select the size of the product. Please enter valid quantity. Three Dots black cotton draped surplice v-neck long sleeve top overview details Retail: $92.00 Bluefly: $59.00 25% Off : $44.25 color : We're sorry. This style is sold out. Black If you want to be on-point with your fabulous fashion sense, then hit the style bullseye when you wear adorable tops by Three Dots. Color: Black Soft, lightweight cotton knit Surplice deep v-neck Draped front Long sleeves Rolled front hem Contemporary fit 100% Cotton; Machine Wash; U.S.A; style#326440701


text:
The Top 10 In Action Sports
01Kenton Cool And The Legend Of Everest
02The Martyn Ashton Interview: Meet the Man Who Got Back on the Bike
03Legends Behind the Lens: The Dan Milner Interview
04We Asked Surf Star Coco Ho For Her Step-by-Step Guide to the Basics
05The Tony Hawk Interview: How Is The Birdman Still Flying High After All These Years?
06We Toured Britain's Action Sports Hotspots With The New Ford S-MAX
07The Legend Of El Dorado: One Man's Obsession With Finding A City Made Of Gold
08I Am Legend: How Audiences – Real Or GoPro'ed – Can Affect Your Mind And Performance
09Watch A Freerunning King Defy The Laws Of Gravity In This Urban Assault On London
10Living On The Blood and Urine of Dead Sea Turtles: The Shocking Story of A Sailor Stuck in Hell
Telekom Extreme Playgrounds 2011
The wait is over! On April 17th, the Telekom Playgrounds kicks off the new season and storms into its 5th year. Next to international contests in BMX Dirt Jump and Mountainbike Slopestyle, 3 Bands will make the walls sweat. Broilers, Danko Jones and Pennywise are safe bets for a lound and rocking night. The sports section expects 28 first-class riders from around the world. So, you can look forward to see, among others, Anthony Napolitan and Brett "Maddog" Banasiewicz battling the BMX Dirt Jump track. In the mountainbike slopestyle course Martin Söderström, Sam Pigrim, Amir Kabbani and more will give best to win this year title.
Infos & Tickets: www.telekom-playgrounds.de


text:
2015 Holiday Ordering Deadlines
Make sure your Spoonflower order arrives before the holidays!
More about this preview.

Change DPI Base size is 150
What we do and how we do it.
See last week's winners
Explore Our fabrics
Optional Filters
I'm going to use this fabric to make...
I'm looking for a fabric that is...
Receive our weekly email with news about contests, giveaways and prodution releases.
Email Address
No Thanks
© 2008-2015 Spoonflower Inc


text:
10mm wheel spacers
Anybody in the Austin area have a set of 10mm spacers laying around that they want to get rid of? Let me know
|All times are GMT -5. The time now is 12:58 AM.
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.7
Copyright ©2000 - 2015, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.
(c) 1999 - 2011 performanceIX Inc - privacy policy - terms of use


text:
Amazon Price
|New from
|Used from
Kindle Edition
"Please retry"
"Please retry"
No Kindle device required. Download one of the Free Kindle apps to start reading Kindle books on your smartphone, tablet, and computer.
To get the free app, enter your e-mail address or mobile phone number.
Product Details
Would you like to update product info, give feedback on images, or tell us about a lower price?
The first full-length history of a Canadian icon? So it would seem, and an elegant one that teats the painter's life and works with reverence. Unlike most biographies this one is presented in digestible segments that allow the reader's eye to flit from canvas to canvas without sacrificing the artist's life tale.(Globe & Mail, The)
Montreal journalist Wayne Larsen gives a detailed account of the bachelor's painter's life. The text is helpfully broken up by headings and the book is beautifully illustrated with a wealth of Jackson's vibrant, now-iconic works.(Winnipeg Free Press)
A.Y. Jackson, Life of a Landscape Painter, by Montrealer Wayne Larsen (Dundurn, 266 pages, $60), immediately takes its place among the best books about a Canadian artist. Larson has written a highly readable account of a life chock full of incidents.(Montreal Gazette)
What emerges is a portrait of the artist as a man of grit and perseverance, hard working, humorous and down to earth.(Literary Review of Canada, The)
... a feast for the eyes and an intimate look at Jackson's life, detailing how the maverick outdoorsman rose from an impoverished childhood to become the de facto leader of the Group of Seven.(Elizabeth Faure The Link 2009-10-13)
Alexander Young Jackson (1882-1974) is a name that instantly conjures up images of our rugged northern landscape and the controversial Group of Seven. This is the first-ever full-length biography of one of Canada's most beloved characters, and the first to examine in one book the artist, outdoorsman, soldier, teacher, debater, writer, and outspoken defender of modern art.
Jackson spent nearly seventy years travelling Canada on a lifelong quest to, rendering his impressions of its diverse character on canvas and promoting a vibrant, uniquely Canadian style of painting. From southern Alberta to Ellesmere Island, from Newfoundland to Northern British Columbia, he covered more ground than any other artist – scoffing at harsh weather and hostile criticism along the way.
A.Y. Jackson takes readers on a journey through Jackson's struggles and triumphs, from his childhood in Victorian-era Montreal through his final years as a living legend of Canadian art who thought nothing of camping in a tent on Baffin Island at age 82.
Wayne Larsen is a landscape artist, newspaper editor, and columnist who frequently lectures on A.Y. Jackson and the Group of Seven at educational and cultural institutions. He is currently editor-in-chief of the Westmount Examiner and part-time professor of Journalism at Concordia University in Montreal.


text:
Kya Mast Hai Life
Kya Mast Hai Life
Courtesy: Disney show
Popular Search Terms: kya mast hai life, vir mehra, kya mast hai life shaheer sheikh, shaheer sheikh kya mast hai life, shaheer sheikh as vir mehra, film kya mast hai life, images shaheer sheikh on vir mehra, shaheer sheikh in kya mast hai life, kya mast hai life serial
Please Note: Images may have been watermarked to prevent other sites from hotlinking or scraping.
Join India Forums for free to comment on this story. Have an account already?
Use Quick Login to comment.
View: 12132 Comments: 32
Celebrity : Shaheer Sheikh
Forum Code
HTML Embed Code
Cute cute shaheer sheikh...
hayeee!!! Vir Mehra!!! Kya Mast Hai Life!!!
u r the besttt!!! keep rocking!!!
my Shaheer Sheikh is d Best love uuu
Kya mast hai life :))) my Shaheer Sheikh is d Best :))
east west...shaheer izzz besttt
U r d Besttt Shaheer !!!
kiya mast hai life :))))))))))))))))))
Shaheer kya mast h lyf:-D:-D:-*:-*:-*:-*
Kya mast hai life :)))))))))


text:
For those who desire a quiet Media Center system for the bedroom, kitchen, or den, the Cerise Mini PC is certainly compelling. If TV connectivity isn't all that important, this mini PC may be worth a look.
Automatic Renewal Program: Your subscription will continue without interruption for as long as you wish, unless
you instruct us otherwise. Your subscription will automatically renew at the end of the term unless you authorize
cancellation. Each year, you'll receive a notice and you authorize that your credit/debit card will be charged the
annual subscription rate(s). You may cancel at any time during your subscription and receive a full refund on all
unsent issues. If your credit/debit card or other billing method can not be charged, we will bill you directly instead. Contact Customer Service
Plus, get a free copy of PCMag for your iPhone or iPad today.
Please follow this link (or search for the PC Magazine app on your iPad or iPhone) to get your free issue. Offer valid for new app downloads.


text:
True Blood Season 6 Episode 1
Who Are You, Really?
The True Blood Season 6 premiere kicks off exactly where Season 5 left off. Look out for the new Bill Compton!
- Show:
- True Blood
- Season:
- True Blood Season 6
- Episode Number:
- 1
The Original Vids
True Blood Se@son 6, Eps 1 Premiere
Episode Name: Who Are You, Really?
Air date: 6/16/2013
Summary: In the wake of Bill's blood-soaked reincarnation, Sookie, Eric, Jason, Jessica, Tara, Pam and Nora flee the Authority compound as Sam, Luna and Emma (Chloe Noelle) dodge swarming guards. Now packmaster, Alcide discovers that the job comes with unsavory side dishes, but other major perks. In Bon Temps, Andy deals with parenting four newborn human-faerie hybrids. Meanwhile, Louisiana Governor Truman Burrell (Arliss Howard) vows open season on vampires. Jessica returns to Compton Place as Jason hitches a ride with an eerie stranger.
True Blood
True Blood Se@son 6, Eps 1 Premiere
Episode Name: Who Are You, Really?
Air date: 6/16/2013
i love this show
i love show cant wait for the next season. i know its gone be good


text:
For just $10 more than our Single-day Ticket, enjoy admission for the rest of the year! Explore all Colonial Williamsburg homes, community places, and trade shops—including our two art museums—and enjoy the convenience of our complimentary shuttle.
Ticket Details
Explore all the Colonial Williamsburg historic sites and trade shops, including our two art museums, and enjoy the convenience of our complimentary shuttle service for one day.
Enjoy unlimited admission to Colonial Williamsburg's Revolutionary City for a year from date of purchase. Explore the city sites and museums whenever you want, for as many days as you want. Annual Pass members also receive discounts on tickets, tours and more.
Pass Details
Your session is going to expire in 60 seconds, at which time your shopping cart will be automatically emptied. Do you need more time?
Your session has expired due to inactivity.
The Golden Horseshoe Golf Club offers 45 holes of championship golf blissfully free from encroaching real estate. In fact, the Gold, Green, and Spotswood courses are designated as Audubon sanctuaries. Designed by Robert Trent Jones Sr. and son Rees Jones, each course is consistently highly rated by golf publications.
The Gold Course, the Green Course, and the nine-hole Spotswood Course are situated just south of the Revolutionary City. With its convenient location and scenic fairways, the Golden Horseshoe Golf Club is golf at its finest.


text:
Networking and professional development opportunities abound for NAAEE members, including many financial, professional, and personal benefits. Learn about NAAEE membership discounts, access to other members in our directory of environmental educators, online networks, news, and -more-
Our members are made up of individuals, organizations, and corporations promoting professional excellence in nonformal settings, K-12 classrooms, universities (both instructors and students), government agencies, and corporate settings throughout North America and in over 55 other countries. Learn which category is right for you.
Ready to take the next step? Create your account online and follow the simple process to becoming the newest NAAEE member! Start -here-


text:
The Fourth of July pyrotechnic aerial display is a big event in Ripon.
Mark Winchell will have some big shoes to fill.
The Marylou Tornell Art Show is looking for entries to be displayed during the two-day Ripon Almond Blossom Festival on Feb. 20 and 21.
Rotarians, the police and senior citizens alike - among others - have been breaking the law in Ripon by staging bingo games in city-owned facilities.
Bingo is a game of chance and as such is strictly controlled under Ripon and state statutes.
Stouffer Field is being put to good use.
Construction at Weston Elementary School is right back on schedule.
George Rocha has retired and closed his barber shop that was once the butcher shop of a Ripon market at the corner of Main Street and Stockton Avenue.
Longtime Ripon benefactor Tony Mistlin has proven many times how much he loves his community and the fireworks event on the Fourth of July.
Ripon could be looking ahead for more growth and change for 2015.
David Gates described the vision for North Pointe as a place to work, shop, and live.
Mark Winchell was elated Tuesday to hear of his selection to the Ripon City Council.
The missing "Rhino" utility vehicle taken over the New Year's holiday from Ripon High School was discovered in a northeast Manteca neighborhood at about 4 a.m. Tuesday parked on a residential street.
John Reynolds is vying for a post on the Ripon City Council.
Last year, the City of Ripon submitted two proposed projects for the San Joaquin One Voice trip to Washington, D.C.
Page 6 of 59
The Friends of the Dog Park are in the process of requesting financial support to help make their dreams come true.
Page 1 of 1
Contents of this site are © 2015 Manteca Bulletin - All Rights Reserved
Privacy policy and Terms of service | Contact Us


text:
- New Student Orientation
Our Videos:
Read All About It!
Visit our Issuu page and find out more about SCCC!
Accelerated Start New Student Orientation will be held on Wednesday, September 16, 2015, from 5:00 p.m. 6:30 p.m. at our Center City Extension Site, 433 State Street (across from Proctors), on the second floor.
New Student Programs facilitates the transition of new students by encouraging the exploration of opportunities, supporting connections to campus resources, promoting a sense of pride in the College and partnering with parents and families.
Orientation: New Student Orientation is designed to help students as they transition to the social, cultural and academic aspects of the college. We partner with family members during this exciting time in their student's life to assist them in understanding the experience their students are embarking upon. Entering a new community of scholars can be stressful and we're excited to connect students with resources that will aid in their success at SCCC.
To help you reach your goals and achieve success in the SCCC community, your Academic Advisor, student college ambassador, and many other College representatives are excited to welcome and guide you during your Orientation program.
During Orientation, you will:
- Receive academic information that will assist you at the start of classes.
- Attend informational meetings to learn about academic and co-curricular life, personal and property safety, and how to be successful academically at SCCC.
- Become familiar with classrooms and facilities.
- Receive your SCCC student ID.
- Meet new classmates, faculty and staff.
- Have the opportunity to connect with a student College Ambassador and learn what it means to be a member of the SCCC Royal's Family!
Welcome to SCCC!
Admissions, Academic Advisement and Counseling, ADA Transition Services, Athletics, Campus Life & Safety, Career & Employment Services, Educational Opportunity Program & Multicultural Affairs, Financial Aid, Liberty Partnerships Programs, Student Activities, Student Government Association, SUNY Career and Counseling Center, Schenectady Smart Scholars Early College High School, and YOU!
* Services available through other departments on-campus.
Clubs and Organizations, * Learning Center, * Math Lab, Non-Traditional Students, Returning Adult Students, Off-Campus Housing, Student Activities, Student Code of Conduct, Student Notification, * Tutor Services, * TRIO Program
"Don't be afraid of the space between your dreams and reality.
If you can dream it, you can make it so."
(Belva Davis)


text:
Email AddressVerified
About Me
- Work
- (website hidden)
- Rick's Airbnb Symbol
I'm a nice low-key sort of guy. I'm single, quiet, gay, have two doggies and a cat. I'm vegan and atheist.
I walk doggies and pet sit for a living. I started doing this after leaving the drudgery of corporate life. I haven't looked back. Yay!
I live in a small but cute carriage house in the heart of Midtown Atlanta right beside lovely Piedmont Park.


text:
View Travelers For Open Land in a larger map
"We had outstanding grant applications that truly demonstrate the quality and diversity of land trust conservation projects across the state, said Mike Scholz, owner of Bucks T-4 Lodge and founder of the Travelers program. Funds donated by Montana travelers and others are protecting the reasons we live here and why most people travel to Montana to experience the open lands, view wildlife and recreate on private and public lands."
"These grant awards are impressive accomplishments, considering were talking about a new program that was created in a down economy and depends on small donations, said Stuart Doggett, executive director of the Montana Innkeepers Association. Travelers has a ways to go to reach its potential, but the grants are proof the programs off to a great start.
The grants demonstrate the potential importance of the Travelers program, and also highlight the need for increased donations through the program, said Kris Hauck, owner of the El Western Cabins & Lodges in Ennis. People come to Montana and come to Ennis to enjoy the open lands, and its the open lands that will keep bringing people back. Travelers for Open Land is good for the landscape and its also good for business.
The great thing about Travelers for Open Land is that it gives people an opportunity to help protect what makes Montana such a great place to live in and visit, said Scholz. Its the only statewide program of its type in the nation, its completely voluntary and the donations can add up to have a tremendously positive impact.
Read landowner testimonials >
View 2009 Projects Funded page >
2014 Projects We Funded
Travelers for Open Land Awards $21,500 in Grant Funds To Five Land Trusts in Missoula, Bozeman, Hamilton, and Sandpoint, Idaho,
Travelers for Open Land, a collaborative program that allows Montana visitors and residents to make voluntary contributions to conserve open land, recently awarded $21,500 to fund five Montana private land conservation projects.
Travelers for Open Land was launched in 2009 and since then has awarded more than $200,000 to help fund 30 land conservation projects throughout Montana. Among TFOL supporters are the Montana Lodging and Hospitality Association, Montana Association of Land Trusts, Montana Community Foundation, the Montana Office of Tourism, other tourist-related and outdoor recreation businesses and the traveling public.
"Tourism is a major economic force in Montana, and Travelers for Open Land helps conserve an asset essential to tourism: open land," said Mike Scholz, founder of Travelers for Open Land, former owner of Buck's T-4 Lodge and a hospitality industry leader. Mike led the award process and complimented the quality and diversity of the grant applications.
Here is a brief summary of the five projects approved for funding by the Travelers for Open Land Advisory Committee:
Bitter Root Land Trust - $5,000 - To help fund a 209-acre conservation easement on the historic Bailey Farm in Ravalli County. The project enjoys strong local support, conserves important agricultural soils and elk and trophy mule deer habitat, and will also assist the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Agricultural Land Easement program.
Gallatin Valley Land Trust - $5,000 - To help fund the 712-acre conservation easement on the Braaksma Farm in the Gallatin Valley. The project opens up options for additional conservation projects on the property, and conserves important agricultural soils, local farming and iconic open space in the Gallatin Valley. It will also assist the NRCS Agricultural Land Easement program.
Five Valleys Land Trust - $4,000 - To help acquire the upper 160 acres of the Marshall Mountain property in Missoula. Marshall Mountain is a former downhill ski area now noted for its mountain bike racing and outdoor recreational opportunities. The plan is for Five Valleys Land Trust to own the property and transfer it to the City of Missoula to continue the economic and recreational benefits of the property.
The Vital Ground Foundation - $4,000 - To help fund a 240-acre conservation easement on Ellis Mountain, near the convergence of the Ninemile and Clark Fork Valleys. The property provides important habitat for grizzly bears and other wildlife species, and would mark the 200th conservation easement in Missoula County.
Kaniksu Land Trust - $3,500 - To help fund a 90-acre conservation easement on the Hanson property in the Clark Fork Valley. The project would conserve open space, local farmlands and a wildlife connectivity area. The project will also showcase the benefits of private land conservation to the local community.


text:
ReviewGist App
Read reviews on the go.
'Slim lightweight design, Premium materials'
'First-rate casing rigidness and build'
'Lightweight attractive chassis, Captivating Retina-like display'
'Super High Resolution Display, Excellent Build Quality'
'Very slim, very light, Attractive design'
'Stunning and elegant design, excellent matte full HD display, fast and light'
'Exceedingly well built'
'Keyboard is spacious and comfortable'
'Slim, stylish all-metal construction'
'Very good benchmark performance, High-res touchscreen'
'Looks and feels great, Excellent battery life'
'Attractive, if somewhat predictable, exterior, Excellent display'
'Excellent battery life.'
'Large, Spacious Keyboard'
'The buttons are satisfying, too, and the firm, solid keys give a little as you push down; the experience is, again, reminiscent of what you have on the S10.'
'bright screen'
'the Samsung N220 is easy to carry around and thin enough to travel with you all day without being a burden.'
'The screen is bright and colourful, though it's not exactly in a class of its own.'
'If you are looking for the latest technology in an uncompromisingly good netbook, this could be the one for you.'
'reasonably comfortable keyboard'
'adequate performance'
'The good news is that playback of DVDs and 720p high-def movies does look pretty good, and the frame rate is fairly smooth.'
'It's odd that DVD playback is crisp and smooth, while scrolling a Word or Excel file is on the slow side.'
'the N120's 10-inch widescreen is tolerable, but the 1,024-by-600 resolution is a yawner.'
'The built-in speakers are good for basic sound, but the subwoofer doesn't add much to the mix.'
'The all-white N120 has a matte finish which is simply nice to touch.'
'No HDMI.'
'Dual-core Atom.'
'It weighs just short of 3 pounds and is small enough to fit into a small bag for easy carrying during a long work/school day.'
'The price-to-performance ratio is good, and anyone looking for a good netbook deal will feel comfortable with this one.'
'Long battery life'
'Powerful Core i5 processor'
'Light for its size.'
'relatively short battery life'
'The Q430's input devices are undistinguished, however.'
'Unfortunately, a dull display, pointless and annoying software extras, and a few cut corners hold the Samsung Q430 back from excellence. '
ReviewGist helps you find the best products to buy by making sense of online reviews.
We are currently aggregating 372,308 reviews
covering over 29,324 products. See what the press says about ReviewGist here.
© 2007-15 ReviewGist.com. All Rights Reserved.