text:
About The Photobook ClubThe Photobook Club aims to promote and enable discussion surrounding the photo book format. In particular looking at old, rare and influential photography books from the 20th century onwards.
The Photobook Club is run by Matt Johnston.
- Follow the Photobook Club's 'Box of Books as it travels over 30,000 miles, stopping off at each of the Photobook Club branches around the world... Click above for the Facebook page or here for more information.
The Photobook Club Presents…
Previous Books:
- Robert Frank, The Americans
- Richard Avedon, Observations
- Eugene Richards, Cocaine True, Cocaine Blue
- Larry Sultan, The Valley
- Anders Peterson, Cafe Lehmitz
- Ken Schles, Invisible City
- Nan Goldin, The Ballad of Sexual Dependency
- Nobuyoshi Araki, Sentimental Journey, Winter Journey
- Stephen Shore, Uncommon Places
- Sally Mann, Immediate Family
- Paul Graham, A1: The Great North Road
#photobc tweets
Category Archives: INTERVIEW
Ben Krewinkel and a bootlegged 'Midwest Dirt'
While this chat I recently had with Ben Krewinkel mostly focused on methodology and importance of conversation in the image making process, it still may be of interest for some who have seen 'A Possible Life; Conversations with Gaulbert'… A conversation … Continue reading
Posted in INTERVIEW, NEWS Tagged ben krewinkel, midwest dirt Leave a comment
Aaron Guy: Working with the Archive
This post will be featured in the open undergraduate photography class '#phonar' shortly but I thought it would also be of interest to readers here, especially when we consider the increasing interest in archive material within photographic publishing in all … Continue reading
Posted in INDEPTH, INTERVIEW, THOUGHTS ON BOOKS Leave a comment
Dr Strangepub: Andreas Schmidt
When I introduced the 'Dr Strangepub' project a few weeks back which features a series of conversations about the future of photographic publishing, I mentioned I would highlight those conversations over the coming weeks. This time it is the turn … Continue reading
Posted in INDEPTH, INTERVIEW, THOUGHTS ON BOOKS, VIDEO Tagged andreas schmidt, blurb, photobooks, print on demand Leave a comment
Dr Strangepub: The Possibilities of 21st Century Photographic Publishing
Dr Strangepub or: How I learned to stop worrying and love the possibilities of 21st century publishing Recently I sat down to chat with 4 individuals, all with their own different take on 21st century photographic publishing, it's possibilities and … Continue reading
5 Questions from Martin Brink of 'The Digitial Photobook'
Swedish photographer and writer Martin Brink recently set up 'The Digital Photobook', a place to discuss and review how photographers and photography is exploring new possibilities in digital publishing. As part of this site Martin put 5 questions to me … Continue reading
Posted in INTERVIEW, THOUGHTS ON BOOKS Tagged digital photobooks, ebooks, ibooks, invisible city, ken schles Leave a comment
Paul Graham: Some Food for Thought #1
Paul Graham is by no means an obscure artist and so there are a bunch of places online to find out more about him, his work and his publications, I am just going to highlight a few. For starters, Graham's … Continue reading
Posted in FOOD FOR THOUGHT, INTERVIEW Tagged books, career, interview, paul graham, photobooks, whitechapel 5 Comments
Stephen Shore: Some Food for Thought #1
As we look at Stephen Shore's 'Uncommon Places' this month I have been overwhelmed by the amount of great resources online to get your Shore fix on. A few are linked below, these are by no means the only interviews/posts … Continue reading
Posted in INTERVIEW, SUMMARY, VIDEO Tagged american surfaces, brea beverly, la brea matrix, photo book club, photobook, photobook club, photography, stephen shore, uncommon places 1 Comment
Nobuyoshi Araki, Video Documentary and Interview
Below is a video exploring Araki's contemporary practice as part of the video series 'Contacts' by Studio ARTE. And as a bonus – below that is an interview between last month's featured artist Nan Goldin and Nobuyoshi Araki! Thanks to … Continue reading
Posted in HISTORY, INTERVIEW, REFLECTION, VIDEO Tagged araki, book, nan goldin, nobuyoshi, photo book club, photobooks, photography, sentimental, winters journey 4 Comments


text:
Villa Fabia
from £128 /night help Price for guests, Nights approx:
from £128 /night help Price for guests, Nights approx:
Estimated nightly price based on a weekly stay. Contact the advertiser to confirm the total cost.
Villa / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 10 Home 124585
Availability Your dates are available
Villa / 4 bedrooms / sleeps 10
|Key Info
Villa Fabia is a romantic and welcoming two-story villa surrounded by meadows and by green hills. It sleeps ten people. From Villa Fabia you will enjoy an enchanting view of the Valley and of the vineyards. Villa Fabia is 300 square meters (3230 square feet). It features a private swimming pool, a private terrace, a private garden and winter heating.
You will be roughly 3 km (1.8 miles) from Collevecchio, where you will find restaurants and the shops. You will find the closest restaurant at 800 meters (880 yards).
To stay at Villa Fabia you will need a car. You will be able to park it on the premises, free of charge inside the entrance gate.
Villa Fabia is situated on the top of a hillock in the countryside of Sabina. Sabina is an agricultural territory consisting of small hills on the border between Tuscany and Umbria. The area was the first nucleus of the powerful Ancient Rome, and it is rich in sites of historical and archeological importance and interest.
The garden of Villa Fabia is completely fenced. Once through a beautiful wrought-iron gate, a driveway framed by trees will lead you to the house.
Villa Fabia has an interior which preserves the beautiful structure of a Nineteenth-century countryside house. Its thick stone walls keep it naturally cool and fresh during summer.
Villa Fabia is completely furnished and decorated in minute details. The careful selection of furniture and antique objects renders it cozy and enthralling. You will feel as if welcomed in an old house belonging to a friend...
Swimming Pool
The swimming pool is 4 meters (13 feet) large by 9 meters (30 feet) long. The swimming pool area is equipped with a table, chairs, a sun umbrella and sun loungers. From the swimming pool you will enjoy a wonderful view of the garden and of the hills. The pool is open from mid-May until the end of September.
The garden is 3000 square meters (32300 square feet) large. It is partly shaded by a tall porch and by elegant trees. It is equipped with a table, chairs and deck chairs. Here you will also find a brickwork barbecue and a wood-fired pizza oven.
Ground FloorLiving Room 1
The first living room is paved with precious inlaid tiles. The furnishings are warm and welcoming, and include some antique pieces. The furnishings include two sofas and two armchairs. There is a nice fireplace made of bricks. In this room you will find a satellite television. From the living room you will be able to enter the garden through a French door.
Living Room 2
You will be able to enter the second living room from the first living room. The floor is paved with precious inlaid tiles. The furnishings are warm and welcoming, and include some antique pieces. The furnishings include a sofa.
You will be able to enter the kitchen from the second living room through an arched opening. It is spacious and comfortable, equipped with a four-burner gas cooker, an electric oven, a small refrigerator with freezer, a dishwasher, a microwave oven and an Italian-style coffee-maker. Here you will also find a washing machine. There is a table to seat ten guests. From the kitchen a French door will take you to the garden.
Bedroom 1
You will be able to enter the first bedroom from the corridor. It has a matrimonial bed (160 cm/62 inches, wider than a queen-size bed). The room has two windows with a view of the vegetation and of the hills.
Bedroom 2
You will be able to enter the second bedroom from the corridor. It has two twin beds (80 cm/32 inches). The furnishings include a rocking chair. The room has two windows with a view of the garden and of the surrounding green fields.
Bathroom 1
The first bathroom is equipped with a washbasin, a toilet and a fully enclosed shower. You will be able to enter the bathroom from the corridor.
First FloorTerrace
The terrace is 30 square meters (320 square feet) large. It is equipped with a table and chairs. From the terrace you will enjoy an enchanting view of the garden and of the hills.
Living Room 3
The third living room is paved with precious inlaid tiles. The furnishings are warm and elegant, and include some antique pieces. The furnishings include a sofa , two armchairs and a divan that unfolds into a double bed. There is a big and age-old fireplace. In this room you will find a satellite television. The room has two windows with a view of the swimming pool and of the hills.
Bedroom 3 with en-suite bathroom
You will be able to enter the third bedroom from the corridor. It has a matrimonial bed (160 cm/62 inches, wider than a queen-size bed). From the bedroom you will be able to enter the terrace with a view of surrounding countryside through a French door. This bedroom has an en-suite bathroom, equipped with a washbasin, a toilet and a bathtub.
Bedroom 4
You will be able to enter the fourth bedroom from the corridor. It has two twin beds (80 cm/32 inches). From the bedroom you will be able to enter the terrace with a view of the garden and of the hills through a French door.
Bathroom 2
The second bathroom is equipped with a washbasin, a toilet and a shower. You will be able to enter the bathroom from the corridor.
|Sleeps up to 10, 4 bedrooms
|4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 3 Family bathrooms and 1 En suites, Solarium or roof terrace
|Nearest beach
|100 km
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|3 km
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Rome Ciampino 78 km, Nearest railway: Narni 32 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|Pets welcome, Yes, smoking allowed
Features and Facilities
|Log fire
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Shared outdoor pool (heated)
|Central heating, TV, Satellite TV
|Dishwasher, Cooker, Fridge, Washing machine
|1 Sofa beds, Double beds (2), Single beds (4)
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Private outdoor pool (unheated), Shared outdoor pool (heated), Balcony or terrace, Private garden, BBQ
|Parking, Not suitable for wheelchair users
|Further details outdoors
The villa is situated on the summit of a hillock filled with trees. From the house and from the garden you will have a wide view of the hills covered in green olive groves and vineyards in the middle of which you will spot red roofs of villages here and there.
The garden of Villa Fabia is completely fenced. Once through a beautiful wrought-iron gate, a driveway framed by trees will lead you to the house.
The villa is a beautiful age-old house surrounded entirely by the garden.
Along the façade of the house you will find a large portico sustained by masonry arches. It is a lovely and fascinating angle: you will find armchairs where you will be able to sit in the shade and enjoy the view of the garden, several large vases filled with flowers, and a small collection of fragments of old-age marbles.
On the other side of the house you will find a second large patio which is covered and where you will have a wood-fired oven and barbecue.
In the garden, quite flat, you will have several places which you will find pleasant just to linger in the shade of the several trees therein.
The swimming-pool is in the middle of a big sun-drenched and green lawn area. From such lawn you will be able to lean over as if you were on a terrace and overlook the valley below, enjoying the endless panorama of the surroundings. Around the swimming-pool, there are umbrellas and deck chairs. Your kids will have plenty of space to play outdoors.
The swimming-pool is 8.5 x 4 meters (about 28 x 13 feet) large.
Villa Fabia is situated on the top of a hillock in the countryside of Sabina. Sabina is an agricultural territory consisting of small hills on the border between Tuscany and Umbria. The area was the first nucleus of the powerful Ancient Rome, and it is rich in sites of historical and archaeological importance and interest. Villa Fabia is three km (about 1.9 miles) away from Collevecchio, small hamlet which boasts several historical monuments.
|Further details
The swimming pool is open from the first of April to the end of October.
The Lazio region
Latium, land of ancient flavours and art, is the region that holds the capital of Italy: Roma caput mundi, the starting point of our splendid culture.
The region of Latium is a large hill area situated at the very centre of Italy that stretches from the western buttresses of the Apennines to the Tyrrhenian Sea.
The region is divided into 5 provinces:
* Frosinone, located on a hill overlooking the valley of Sacco, capital of the wonderful Ciociaria.
* Rieti, the geographical "navel" of Italy, which lies at the foot of Mount Terminillo and is crossed by the extremely pure water of the River Velino.
* Latina, founded by the Fascist regime in 1932 as the result of important reclamation works, known as Littoria until 1946.
* Viterbo, the City of Popes, with probable Etruscan origins, famous for its thermal baths.
* and Rome... the Eternal City!
Thanks to its geographical conformation (flatlands on the coastline and in the hinterland, ridges and calcareous highlands) and extremely rich history, Latium is able to satisfy any type of tourist: there's something to suit everybody's fancy!
If you are fond of nature, Latium has plenty of natural reserves that will leave you breathless including the Circeo National Park, considered as an "archipelago of environmental islands", different environments in a unique sheltered territory.
Latium has four very ancient volcanic areas where the craters of extinct volcanoes form the lakes of Bolsena, Vico, Bracciano, Albano and Nemi, whose surrounding soil is immensely fertile, and there's a super-mild micro-climate, with most of the shores intensely cultivated as a result. Great places for swimming, fishing and relaxing.
And, of course, the Roman Castles: small towns (from Albano to Velletri) sometimes separated one from the other by woods of chestnut trees, by a rich and untouched vegetation, whose name derives from the villages that aroused around the Popes' villas and the rich noble families palaces that, following an old tradition, chose these sites for their summer residences.
If your vacation style is relax, sun and beaches, you will be astonished by the view of Ponziane Islands, part of Latina, that include 5 small volcanic isles: Ponza, Palmarola and Zannone on the west side; Ventotene and Santo Stefano on the east side. Here, the crystalline waters are predominated by bright colours, such as dark-green, vermilion or violet and the cave's bends are often brightened up by the wonderful orange of the sea marguerites.
You cannot miss the Riviera di Ulisse, a variegate mosaic of lands and marine environments that snakes along the Gulf of Gaeta. You will find incredibly suggestive its faults, imposing falaises and sea caves. This is the legendary land of Lestrigoni, ferocious cannibals, that forced Ulysses return to Itaca.
Interested in art? From Neolithic and Bronze Age weapons and jewels, to the Etruscan school of art, the Capitoline Temples, Baroque and Renaissance buildings and monuments: the best of the Italic production ever is concentrated here. Just come and see!
Latium is also becoming particularly well-known for the goodness of its wines, produced in the area of Castels. In fact most of the towns in which wine is produced hold harvest festivals where the wine flows freely. The most popular is the Festa dell'Uva which takes place in Marino. Sometimes an old steam train is used to carry tourists from Rometo Marino, to join in the merry-making.
In November, wine-bars in Rome celebrate the Festa del Vino Novello, serving the fizzy new wine, bottled in mid-fermentation. It is not exactly stuff for connoisseurs, but it's definitely funny.
In May, there is a festival that involves wine-growers throughout Italy, entitled Cantine Aperte: producers throw open their cellars to visitors, who are invited to taste the wines and - it is hoped - purchase them too.
Villa Fabia is three km (about 1.9 miles) away from Collevecchio, a small and age-old hamlet where you will find shops and restaurants. The nearest restaurant is only 800 meters (about 2,625 feet) from the villa.
Amidst the hills of Sabina, you will be able to find a great number of old convents, monasteries, and farms which produce excellent agricultural products, among which there is the great extra-virgin olive oil. You will be able to go through the 'Via dell'olio' (Street of the Oil) and visit the Museo dell'Olio (Oil Museum) in Fara Sabina, or even go and see the oldest tree in Europe, a gigantic olive tree planted thousands of years ago which still produces 12 quintals (about 44.4 bushels) of olives every year.
You will be in a convenient place to visit Rome, Umbria, and Tuscany.
Rome, a city to be absolutely visited by any person who comes to Italy, is reached by car after a drive of about 70 km (about 43.5 miles).
Cities of art in Umbria and Tuscany which are also easily reached are Perugia, Assisi, Orvieto, Cortona, Arezzo, Siena, Florence, Pisa, among others.
According to the legend, the origin of Collevecchio dates back to 1253, when a breve signed by Pope Innocent IV authorized the inhabitants of the marshy and infertile area of Muziano to move towards more salubrious high grounds.
However, when the breve was written, Collevecchio - in Latin called 'Colavetus' - already existed, as witnessed by many local documents, like the taxes regularly paid to the Holy See.
The castle was feud of the Orsini (one of the oldest and longest-lived noble Roman families), from 1368 to the death of Valerio Orsini in 1594. The presence of this influential family is proved by the coat of arms, which was placed on both "Palazzo Apostolico", facing the main square, and the main church's façade.
In 1605, under provisions of Pope Paul V (1605 – 1621), Collevecchio became seat of the government of Sabina. This happened after a slow process of urban and cultural enrichment of the village, thanks to some illustrious citizens, like Blosio Palladio (humanist and outstanding figure in the literary field), who was personal secretary of five Popes and had a close relationship with the Florence of Medici.
Collevecchio, thanks to this long-lasting relationship with the Holy See, hosted important people, specially for the management of the Papal Chamber. The village gradually enriched itself with new buildings and the ancient medieval configuration was substituted by a Renaissance one, that still characterizes the old town centre.
In 1870, Rome was made capital of the Kingdom of Italy: Collevecchio became part of it and, in 1927, it got under the municipality of Rieti.
Collevecchio has plenty of sacred and gentilitial buildings, churches and holy works of art. If you are a holy art lover, you will not be disappointed by the local rich offer:
* The ancient chapel of St Pietro.
* The collegiate church of Annunziata (end of XII century), with a magnificent portal of XV century, and notable oeuvres.
* The Church of Madonna del Rifugio dated at 1586, with one nave and two chapels, one each side.
* The church of St Andrea (1614), situated northwards on top of a hill, with paintings attributed to the "Venetian school" dated back to 1500, unfortunately no more in loco.
* Church of St Maria del Piano, (built in XIV century and restored many times) inside which you will find gorgeous sixteenth-century frescos portraying the Virgin Mary and Jesus Christ.
* Palazzo Coperchi (XVI century), Palazzo Menichini (XVI century) Palazzo Rosati (XVII century) Palazzo Floridi (XVI century) are just some of the lovely noble buildings built in Collevecchio throughout the ages, all in perfect conditions and full of unmissable works of art.
* from the 7th of June: "Agriculture and Barter Fair", with a great exhibition of local products, games and entertainment for your children too;
* from the 21st of June: "Sagra della Crostata", where you will taste typical local dessert and enjoy live music until late.
Build your perfect trip, with Holiday Lettings & TripAdvisor
Real opinions, real reviews
Genuine guest feedback from 100,000+ reviews
Quick response times
Know where you're staying within 24 hours
Guest reviewsPowered by TripAdvisor
Guest reviews no reviews
Guest reviews Powered by TripAdvisor
Help other travellers decide where to stay
This holiday home hasn't got any reviews yet. The average rating on Holiday Lettings is four out of five. This place could be newly added or perhaps it's a well kept secret. Either way, it's time to reveal all.
This advert is created and maintained by the advertiser; we can only publish adverts in good faith as we don't own, manage or inspect any of the properties. We advise you to familiarise yourself with our terms of use.
You're booking with
Luca Trotta (Property Manager Summer In Italy)
- 7 Years listed
Calendar last updated:30 Nov 2015
Based in Italy
- English
Payment accepted
Credit cards accepted

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Icarus Witch - RISE
Icarus Witch
It's been a decade of growth, development, change and experimentation for the guys in Pennsylvania's Icarus Witch. The band that exists today simply would not have written albums like CAPTURE THE MAGIC or SONGS FOR THE LOST. Being completely honest, it just seems like a completely new band. Not only has this band gone through numerous member changes (I think they are the modern day Spinal Tap as I believe they are on drummer #5), but those new members have all instilled creative changes to where the music is different from what was first experienced. If your first taste of Icarus Witch is RISE, you would never suspect that this was once a traditional metal/power metal band only a few years ago. That said, it's doubtful you'd be disappointed either.


text:
Quoting jenbscott:
My husband is is SO layed back that he's laying down, lol.
He's witty, really sarcastic, extremely intelligent and a little controlling. Not necessarily in a bad way, but he likes to be in control of basically everything, which works well with my personality.
he is very sarcastic, but very sweet and loving=]
total cuddle bug.
he is sarcastic & completely honest so most people think he's an a**hole. But he's sweet & loving to the ones who know him best.
He is Kinda shy, very smart, has to be doing something at all times, very mellow yet very witty and funny. Hes FRICKEN awsome


text:
Marilyn Van Alstyne is the VP of Planning & Operations for the Blue Flame Agency. And in case you didn't know–Diddy owns it. Blue Flame agency is a full-service marketing and advertising agency that creates strategic cross-cultural branding initiatives. Basically, they identify what's new, hot and next.
Must Read: 4 Workspace Changes To Make You More Productive
Marilyn handles absolutely everything when it comes to Blue Flame Agency's operations and Diddy trusts her 100% with his company. So when she had tips to give to those who are looking for work, we knew we could trust her too. Check out Marilyn's sure-fire tips on how to get a job.
Stay tuned for our exclusive SHE WORKS career profile with Marilyn!
LIKE HelloBeautiful On Facebook!
Related Stories:
4 Tips On How To Use LinkedIn Everyday, By LinkedIn Employees
Find Out Who's Hiring & Who's Not In 2014
Check Out This Gallery Of Powerful Women To Follow On Twitter!
15 Of The Most Powerful Women To Follow On Twitter
1. 15 Powerful Women To Follow On Twitter
Social media has completely taken over our lives. I've always had a personal opposition against social media, often times claiming that it makes us even more unsocial. However, there is a lot of good in social media that one has to learn how to use for their advantage. The best way to take advantage of social media is to cultivate who you follow. Make sure that who you follow is applicable to your life as well as entertaining. Check out this list of 15 powerful women to follow on Twitter.
2. Erykah Badu
There's just something about Erykah that is beyond hypnotizing. Her tweets bring you into her world of being an artist and a doula. Yes, Erykah tweets about the babies she helps deliver. @fatbellybella
3. Gayle King
Besides being Oprah's best friend, Gayle King is known for being a CBS This Morning cohost and Editor-at-Large for O Magazine. Her take on the entertainment industry is often funny and exclusive! @GayleKing
4. Oprah
This woman needs no explaining. Just follow her. @oprah
5. Michelle Obama
Obviously, following the first lady is the first thing you should do on Twitter. Under her new account @FLOTUS, not every tweet is hers, but when you see it signed in "mo, you can guarantee that the first lady is reaching out to you directly. @FLOTUS
6. Christiane Amanpour
As one of the most iconic TV journalists, Christiane Amanpour is a powerful Twitter user. She offers breaking news on global conflicts, and provides unique insights and perspectives to political happenings and world events. You don't even need to follow CNN if you're following Christiane. @camanpour
7. Soledad O'Brien
8. Chelsea Clinton
It helps that Chelsea Clinton is the famed offspring of Bill & Hillary Clinton. But she is also a tireless advocate for a healthy and safe world. As an NBC News Special Correspondent and active member of the Clinton Foundation, Chelsea has immeasurable insight of the world to share. @ChelseaClinton
9. Caterina Fake
Caterina Fake tweets about the latest digital news, technology and her own personal views, passions and interests. @Caterina
10. Zainab Salbi
Zainab Salbi is the founder of Women for Women International and served as the organization's CEO from 1993 to 2011. If you want news, stats and opinions on humanitarian crises, follow her. Oh and you can learn how you can contribute in making the world a better place. Who doesn't love that?! @ZainabSalbi
11. Robin Roberts
This "Good Morning America" news anchor is nothing short of amazing. With her inspirational story as a foundation, follow her entertaining tweets as she hobknobs with celebs and shares inspiring anecdotes from other cancer survivors. @RobinRoberts
12. Mary Grove
Mary Grove is the Director of Google for Entrepreneurs. With a passion for building her community, Mary is constantly tweeting about what's next in technology and business. @maryGrove
13. Maya Angelou
There's nothing but reverence in our hearts for Dr. Maya Angelou. Please follow this poet, educator, historian, best-selling author, actress, civil-rights activist, producer and director for tweets that are always worth retweeting. @DrMayaAngelou
14. Gabby Douglas
We've watched her kick major Olympic gymnast butt, but following Gabby Douglas is nothing like following an obnoxious teen who has more gold medals than you. It's just like following your little sister. Check out Gabby's adorable tweets! @gabrielledoug
15. Donna Brazile
You've definitely seen her byline before. Donna Brazile is a political strategist, contributor to CNN and ABC News, educator, author and more. Follow her tweets for absolutely everything a woman of color could ever care about. @donnabrazile
16. Shonda Rhimes
Other than creating one of the biggest shows to his Black Twitter since...well...anything Tyler Perry put out, Shonda Rhimes is one to follow on Twitter and in life! Her tweets are often inspirational and "Scandal"-related. @shondarhimes


text:
President Obama urged Americans to "look at the actual legislation." We honored the President's request, and the results are damning. In an effort to cut through the media's gun-grabbing spin, here are eight things every law-abiding citizen, gun owner, and gun user should know.
1) It's a tax. The Leahy-Schumer-Reid bill effectively puts a tax on selling, lending, or giving away your firearm. None other than President Obama's "wingman," Attorney General Eric Holder, will determine the maximum level of taxation. Heritage explains, "Forcing the individual to pay for the government-mandated service, which is in fact a service to the government [not the individual], is in essence a federal tax on the individual."
2) Prohibits borrowing of a hunting rifle. Take notice, hunters! As currently drafted, the Leahy-Schumer-Reid bill would criminalize the common act of borrowing a friend's rifle to go hunting unless you submit to a costly and time-consuming background check. And if you decide to go through the background check to borrow a hunting rifle, you could end up on a national firearm registry.
3) Allows national firearm registry. The loose, ambiguous language in the Leahy-Schumer-Reid bill opens the door to a national firearm registry. The current background check system expressly prohibits the creation of "any system for the registration of firearms, firearm owners, or firearm transactions or dispositions." Heritage explains, "the loose language could be construed to allow the Department of Justice itself…to keep centralized records of who received what guns and where, by sale or gift from one individual to another."
I Was A Woman In The Marine Corps In the Mid-70s. Hillary Clinton's Story Doesn't Add Up | Susan Hutchison


text:
- Jessa Duggar shares a rare photo of her brother Josh Duggar's daughter Meredith - US Weekly
- Michael Lohan's estranged wife Kate Major is detained by cops at an airport - TMZ
- Is there something between Ben Affleck and Halle Berry? - Gossip Cop
- The Hunger Games author Suzanne Collins says goodbye to the popular series after the final movie is released - Just Jared Jr
- What happened backstage with Kylie Jenner at The Ellen Show? - Radar
- Bryan Cranston tears up over a Breaking Bad memory - Huffington Post
- Leonardo DiCaprio's Oscar race heats up - Lainey Gossip
- The Captain America: Civil War movie may be better than the comic book - The Hollywood Reporter
10 December 2013 at 3:38 PM
Kerry Washington & Bellamy Young: Side by Side for 'Scandal' Scene
About this photo set: Kerry Washington covers up her baby bump in a white coat while filming scenes for her show Scandal on Monday (December 9) in Los Angeles. The 36-year-old pregnant… Read More Here
Photo #: 3008956
Posted to Bellamy Young, Kerry Washington, Pregnant Celebrities


text:
Triglycerides (cont.)
Causes of Abnormal Triglyceride Levels
An elevated level of triglycerides in the blood is medically known as hypertriglyceridemia. Diseases that can lead to elevation of triglyceride levels include:
Medically Reviewed by a Doctor on 10/29/2014
Medical Author:
Medical Editor:
(Page 3 of 7)
Must Read Articles Related to Triglycerides
Acute Kidney Failure Kidney failure, or the ability of the kidneys to filter water and waste is caused by prerenal, postrenal, or renal problems with the kidney(s). Symptoms of kidn...learn more >>
Alcoholism Alcohol problems vary in severity from mild to life threatening and affect the individual, the person's family, and society in numerous adverse ways. Despite al...learn more >>
Birth Control Medications (Contraceptives) Birth control (contraceptive) medications contain hormones (estrogen and progesterone, or progesterone alone). The medications are available in various forms, s...learn more >>
Patient Comments & Reviews
The eMedicineHealth doctors ask about Triglycerides:
Triglycerides - Lifestyle Changes
What lifestyle changes, for example, diet, weight loss, exercise) have been effective in lowering your triglyceride levels?
Triglycerides - Medication
What medication are you taken, or have you taken to lower your triglyceride levels, and have they been effective?
Triglycerides - Elevated
What were your triglyceride levels, and what action did you take to lower the levels. Please share your experience.


text:
You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your ReverbNation experience.
Great stuff Frank. Well done man. Cheers Db
Good Stuff there , Frank. Keep up the Good Work. Joe
Really love your style, real humor with the element of truth, love the ingenuity and the influences. Keep well, BUDD


text:
Originally posted by abstract_alao
If he get's nominated i'm gonna go nuts
Originally posted by GazrokI haven't seen Kerry come out as a front-runner much yet, but who knows? So far, with our current selections, doesn't look like much of a race....*sigh*
Originally posted by dragonrider
Dean I like....he is a Clinton-esque Democrat without the skirt chasing past. Posted by Kai Reaga
Yes, but does he have the long body count that Klinton had?


text:
Is your resume in need of a little disruption?
Startups are all about
making things work better.
Our resume writing service is all about doing that for your CV.
StartUpHire is the place to find jobs at Danvers startups. Review the list below of Danvers startup jobs. These Danvers, MA jobs at start-ups represent some of the most rewarding careers available. You can refine your job search for Danvers jobs by adding a job title, company name, or keyword to the search box above … or click the "Advanced Search" link for more options. Don't see the employment opportunity you're looking for? Check back soon for more startup jobs in Danvers, or sign up for an email alert (link in upper left) to receive periodic updates on new start up jobs in Danvers, MA.
HubSpot seeks a Business Development Representative (BDR) to join our highly successful Latin America sales team. This is a great opportunity to position yourself for excellent opportunities for career growth. We're looking for hard-working, competi11/30/2015 Cambridge, MA Save This Job
The Director, Product Management will report to the VP, Product Management and will support the Product Management team in its mission to build world class cyber security products to drive the top line of the business. The Product Management team at11/30/2015 Waltham, MA Save This Job
Location:Maynard, MA Job Code:TBD # of openings:1 DESCRIPTION Key Job Responsibilities Collaborate with sales stakeholders to build an integrated marketing and communications plan to support world-wide business to increase consumer engagement and ultimately drive sales Develop11/30/2015 Maynard, MA Save This Job
Location: INTERNATIONAL JAPAN USA WALTHAM MA WEST COAST Share This Job 83 0 2 Google +1 74 The role of the Project Manager is to plan, execute, and finalize customer implementation projects to drive customer satisfaction. This includes scheduling resources and coordinating11/30/2015 Waltham, MA Save This Job
Tewksbury, MA Job Description Cloud Architect TimeTrade Systems needs a Cloud Architect. Our Hosting Operations team is responsible for all aspects of administration and support of the TimeTrade Cloud environment. We need help wrangling 300+ cloud servers running RHEL for a11/30/2015 Tewksbury, WA Save This Job
We have an exciting opportunity for an outstanding Ph.D. scientist to lead CMC development efforts in a dynamic, successful pharmaceutical company. About Enanta Enanta Pharmaceuticals is a research and development-focused biotechnology company that uses its robust11/30/2015 Watertown, MA Save This Job
Location:Maynard, MA Job Code:ESSE74 # of openings:1 DESCRIPTION We is seeking a mid-level Software Engineer to join a development team responsible for Stratus? advanced software fault tolerance technology. This virtualization based world class technology is deployed in SMB and11/30/2015 Maynard, MA Save This Job
Location: WALTHAM MA Share This Job 2 0 0 Google +0 2 The Senior Director of Product Marketing for Actifio will play a key role in shaping the future of Actifio?s copy data virtualization in the space of backup, DR, and test data management, bridging the gap between11/30/2015 Waltham, MA Save This Job
About Enanta Enanta Pharmaceuticals is a research and development-focused biotechnology company that uses its robust chemistry-driven approach and drug discovery capabilities to create small molecule drugs for viral infections and liver diseases. Enanta has developed novel11/30/2015 Watertown, MA Save This Job
We're seeking an all-star to join our rapidly expanding recruiting team. As we continue to scale, we are looking for a point person to interact with candidates and hiring managers to achieve our hiring goals.11/29/2015 Cambridge, MA Save This Job
Office Operations Boston, MA, United States Office Admin Internship - Winter 2016 C Space is offering a great opportunity in the field of Facilities and Office Administration. This internship will provide general support to our office at 290 Congress Street (Atlantic Wharf11/27/2015 Boston, MA Save This Job
Administrative Boston, MA, United States Who You Are You are an energetic and sophisticated administrative assistant with a bias toward action and adept in communicating with all staff levels. You have an innate ability to anticipate and independently resolve even the most11/27/2015 Boston, MA Save This Job
Information Technology Boston, MA, United States Who You Are As the Director, Compliance & Information Security, you will partner with Management, Sales, Engineering, and Product teams across the world. Working closely with Executive Management you will create strategy and11/27/2015 Boston, MA Save This Job
Requisition ID 20464 - Posted 11/02/2015 - Waltham Job Description Print Preview Cloud/Openstack DBA Location: Waltham, MA About the role: Intralinks is currently looking for a DBA, who thrives to work in a hi-energy, fast paced environment to join our External Operations to11/27/2015 Waltham, MA Save This Job
Requisition ID 20484 - Posted 11/11/2015 - Waltham About the job The Data Operations Manager?s role is to strategically manage customer-related data (accounts, contacts, leads, territories, bookings) across the enterprise. This position will lead critical enterprise-wide11/27/2015 Waltham, MA Save This Job
Community Operations Boston, MA, United States Application Support Specialist What You?ll Do In this multi-faceted role, you will work on a centralized operations team and respond to continual and varied requests from other colleagues in delivering the needs for our11/27/2015 Boston, MA Save This Job
eDiscovery - Boston, Massachusetts H5 is the expert in combining technology and human brainpower to solve problems and assist counsel in the areas of litigation, investigations, compliance and information governance. The eDiscovery Infrastructure Analyst is responsible for11/27/2015 Boston, MA Save This Job
Req Id 2561 - Posted 10/28/2015 - United States - Massachusetts - Cambridge - Quality Job Description Print Preview Apply Apply using LinkedIn? Save Job Email Job to Friend Return to List The Director, Quality Assurance (Americas) is responsible for quality and11/26/2015 Cambridge, MA Save This Job
Req Id 2563 - Posted 10/27/2015 - United States - Massachusetts - Cambridge - Regulatory Affairs Job Description Return to List Working in a team environment, the Senior Director will provide regulatory oversight, support and guidance to all company functions, provide key11/26/2015 Cambridge, MA Save This Job
Job Type: Full-time Location: Boston, MA Department: Sales We're currently looking for a Territory Sales Manager to join our emerging and dynamic Major / Enterprise segment as we charge on winning larger business. This region (Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine, Rhode11/26/2015 Boston, MA Save This Job


text:
Narrow your search
PopCatcher rips the music from your favourite radio stations, leaving DJ chatter and adverts on the cutting room floor. But is it any good at its job?
Kaito radio-recorder combo strikes the right balance between old and new.
PopCatcher is kind of a TiVo for radio
PopCatcher records music only, skips commercials and talk


text:
So, tell me more about Twenth...
Thousands of people are using Twenth every day to send tweets longer than 140 characters. With over 1,000,000 tweets sent worldwide, isn't it time you became part of the conversation?
What is Twenth?
Twenth is a FREE tool which allows you to send tweets longer than the 140 character limit Twitter has imposed on us all.
Why use Twenth?
Twenth is 100% free and always will be. We use modern technologies and our website is completely mobile friendly.
Schedule Tweets
Need to send a tweet but won't be around to send it? You can schedule your tweets for FREE with our fantastic service


text:
Clean Answers has continued with the original vision and has taken a step further towards bringing awareness to our industry's workers. We strive to bring digniMore
$1 mil. - $5 mil.in Revenue
10 - 20EmployeesContact people at this company
30550 Great Northern AvenueAbbotsfordBritish ColumbiaV2T 6H4Canadaview map
(604) 850-8508(866) 870-6001Fax
Pro2015_Iteration9_NoTests.148[01] SEIDXWK-48


text:
Pedroia pleased after four plate appearances against Astros
Globe colleague Nick Cafardo was in Kissimmee today for the Red Sox-Astros game and passed along these comments and observations.
Dustin Pedroia was 2 for 3 with a walk, a double, a triple and two RBIs in his first road game and played seven innings, his most this spring. It was the latest sign that his left foot has healed.
"It felt good to stay in the game awhile and play seven innings and get four at-bats. That was good. You feel more involved in the game. That was fun," he said. "I feel normal. I've had a lot of time off. Just used to being out there and playing again."
Pedroia told Nick there was nothing left to prove and that Terry Francona plans to use him for a full game soon.
"Whatever Tito tells me to do. I feel great," Pedroia said "Whatever he tells me to do, I'll do it."
The Sox also really like what they've seen from Matt Albers, who struck out one in his one inning. He is out of minor league options, which could lead to his making the roster for Opening Day.
"He's been excellent. He has so much life on his ball in the zone on the two-seamer. We like him," Francona said.
The manager also had these comments:
On Rich Hill (one scoreless inning): Rich was a little bit better today which was good."
Hill has been pitching sidearm in camp but is now working on bringing back that over-the-top big curveball he once threw so well. He gave up a hit on the pitch but also got a groundout.
"He's experimenting a little bit throwing the breaking ball up top," Francona said. "That's been the one he's left up. I've seen it four times now, but it's something he wants to keep in his arsenal but he's going to have to command it."
Francona also praised the work of Dan Wheeler (1.1 IP, 1 H), Dennys Reyes (1 IP, 1 K) and Michael Bowden (2 IP, 2 K).


text:
Raffaello Network - Crooks and Thieves. The worst online shopping experience
- Jul 28 2015-07-28 10:49:59
Raffaello Network
Raffaello Network is an online fashion retailer. The store was founded in 1998 as the very first online fashion store. The company provides a huge range of men's, women's and kids' clothing, wallets, handbags, shoes, briefcases, sunglasses, underwear, swimwear, cufflinks and tie clips, ties, shirts, belts, home accessories, watches and jewelry. Raffaello Network offers clothing and other items made by such designers as Gucci, Prada, Fendi, Dolce and Gabbana, Pucci, Blumarine, Christian Dior, Richmond, Versace, Ferre, Dsquared2, Exte, Fornarina, Ralph Lauren, Giorgio Armani, Lee, Miu Miu, Pinko and many others. Raffaello Network is the largest online fashion store.Piazza San Carlo 206 Turin Italy 10121
- Footwear and Clothing
- Manly, New South Wales
- Shoes
- 518
I have been purchasing online for many years and this is by far the worst experience. On the 17th July l placed an order for two pairs of shoes and l received a confirmation email of payment deducted from my account. After this it took Raffaello nine days to inform me that one of the shoes was unavailable even though the money was already been deducted from my bank account. They promised to... Read more ›Was this review helpful? 1 0 by anonymous


text:
Owned by the Margaret Chase Smith Foundation and operated under its auspices by the University of Maine.
Presented to Margaret C. Smith
By the Golden Slipper Club
February 9, 1956
Although a nation of immigrants, we currently find ourselves sharply divided by immigration policy. Like most Americans, Margaret Chase Smith believed in
the ideal of the melting pot. Her maternal grandfather was born in Quebec and immigrated to Maine in the mid-nineteenth century. As Margaret Chase Smith
entered public life, immigration policy was marked by the rigid national ethnic quotas of the 1920s, followed by economic concerns about employment
competition during the Great Depression of the 1930s and fears of foreign infiltration and Communist subversion during the 1940s and 50s. Against this
historical backdrop of alternating cycles of welcome and wariness toward foreigners, the Margaret Chase Smith Library invites Maine high school seniors to
weigh in with their opinions about what current United States immigration policy should be in the twenty-first century.
Thanks to generous support from the Margaret Chase Smith Foundation, prizes are $1000 for first place, $500 for second place, $250 for third place, and five $50 honorable mention prizes. Essays are due by April 1, 2015. Awards will be announced on May 1st. For sample essays and a list of past contest winners, click here. For more information, please contact John Taylor.
Margaret Chase Smith Library
Margaret Chase Smith Library
Copyright ©1999 Margaret Chase Smith Library.
Copyright ©1999 Margaret Chase Smith Library.


text:
Receive email updates about EIA straight to your inbox.Sign up now
EIA on Facebook
Japan flouts international legal process to keep on whaling
Japanese whaling ships have this morning departed for the Antarctic hunt, the first in the Antarctic since the 2014 ruling of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) which found that Japan's previous whaling programme was not for "purposes of scientific research".
This will be first hunt to be conducted under a revised but highly criticised whaling programme, NewRepA. Japan's latest proposal is to kill up to 333 minke whales per year until 2027. It includes some limited effort to conduct non-lethal research but the core of the programme has been devised to be based on lethal 'sampling'.
While representing a smaller catch limit than under its previous whaling programme, the catch quota is still higher than the actual number of whales killed in recent years; from 2010-14, 103 to 266 Antarctic minke whales were killed per year.
Although Japan has claimed the sample size has a scientific basis, it is clearly motivated by a desire to maintain the commercial supply of whale meat products to its domestic market.
Read today's EIA News Update in full at eia-international.org/japan-flouts-international-legal-process-to-keep-on-whaling
#Japan #Antarctic #whales #whaling
Image: A whale is captured by the Yushin Maru (c) Customs and Border Protection Service Commonwealth of Australia ... See MoreSee Less
14 hours ago ·
A few more shots of team EIA and supporters getting ready for and participating in the London Climate March on Sunday ... See MoreSee Less
16 hours ago ·
Latest blog from EIA co-founder Dave Currey Environmentalist ... ... See MoreSee Less
CLIMATE KILLS KIDS | Dave Currey Photographer Writer Environmentalist
At a party on a beautifully balmy night in Ibiza, after learning I was an environmentalist, a stranger threw unsubstantiated and factually incorrect climate cha...
16 hours ago ·


text:
Sports Photos
Jimmie Johnson wins at Texas Motor Speedway in AAA Texas 500
Photo: G.J. McCarthy/Staff Photographer
Sprint Cup Series driver Jimmie Johnson, in the Lowe's car, and Miller Lite driver Brad Keselowski break out for a lead at the start of the final lap during the AAA Texas 500 Sunday, November 4, 2012 at Texas Motor Speedway in Fort Worth.
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:
Search/Browse Publications
Search For
Improving Lives
Expanding Opportunities
Nazrul Islam
Nandita Baruah
About Us Brief description of our work, including our vision, mission, values and impact. (PDF)
Program Overview A brief overview of the major program areas of The Asia Foundation. (PDF)
#GBVchat Tweetchat Relay On December 10, The Asia Foundation will participate in an online conversation, "Promising Approaches to Respond to Gender-Based Violence"
November 18, 2015
Afghanistan's Youth: A Bargain That Must Succeed
Search For
You can also browse all our publications.
Afghanistan in 2011: A Survey of the Afghan People11/15/2011
Findings from The Asia Foundation's seventh survey in Afghanistan - the broadest public opinion poll in the country of 6,348 Afghan citizens across all 34 provinces.


text:
Champions for Choice 2015
Chocolate Madness 2015
Annual Meeting 2015
Celebrating Roe 2015
Men for Choice 2015
Get Email Updates
Powered by EveryAction
|Home > Events
Chocolate Madness 2015
Thank you to all who attended the 32nd Annual Chocolate Madness
on April 28, 2015 at the Cyclorama/ Boston Center for the Arts.
What is Chocolate Madness?
For the 32nd year in a row, NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts welcomed more than 700 pro-choice chocolate lovers to raise funds in support of reproductive freedom in the Commonwealth. Over 25 Boston restaurants, bakeries, and pastry chefs served bite-sized portions of their delicious chocolate desserts. This years tastings also included samplings of local beer, wine, spirits, and cheese.
- - - - - - -
See more photos from:
Chocolate Madness 2014 | Chocolate Madness 2013


text:
Languages: English, Russian
Learning: Russian
Female, From Bournemouth, United Kingdom, Living in Bournemouth, United Kingdom
Local time: Nov 30 17:06 (GMT Standard Time)
|I want to find Russian speakers who are learning English. I would especially like to improve my knowledge of business/formal Russian. (Russian speakers only please for 50/50 English/Russian exchange).


text:
See All Contributors »
Ok, there have been a couple threads where people are bragging about cars with a ton of miles.
Who has the vehicle in working condition (primary vehicle) with the most miles in CF-land and whats the make and model?
Post below:
My '00 maxima is just shy of 100k, I am sure that is low for this crowd. Never had anything wrong with it other than normal wear and tear stuff, ohh and a new muffler.
They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. - Benjamin Franklin 1775
Not mine, my fathers
Ford 1996
200k +
Last edited by 4429 mcc; 11-26-2007 at 05:38 PM.
Reason: forgot year
1993 ford ranger, somewhere slightly over 232,000
2000 Chevy
Monte Carlo SS
and still kicking ... and knocking and shaking
My truck only has 30k, another internet contest lost
GMC Sonoma
I used to have a high miler, but I sold it..... best deal I ever made on a vehicle. Bought a used 1988 S-10 2WD, plain jane nothing truck in 1994 with ~115,000 miles on it for $1500. I drove it back and forth to work for years and all I ever did was oil, tires and brakes and sold it around 2000 for $1200 with 225,000+ miles on the ticker. I was amazed at how well that poor little 4 cylinder still ran and it was on the original clutch.
That's all I have..... I have owned more than 30 vehicles over the years, but usually they get sold way before they rack up high miles.
Dodge Intrepid
I'm in the market for a new (used) vehicle that will hopefully have between 30K and 75K miles.
Originally Posted by cmoneyr
My truck only has 30k, another internet contest lost
but when you climb into your vehicle you can laugh at the rest of us
1999 Chevy Venture
106,000 miles
Replaced a...
1998 Dodge Grand Caravan
110,000 miles
The great thing is, I was planning on keeping the Dodge for a few more years even though the air-conditioning didn't work, the breaks needed replacing, there was body damage, it was due for an oil change, and I needed to replace the spare tire, but some idiot pulled right in front of me at an intersection, it was totally his fault and the settlement allowed me to buy a better car, without the problems that mine had, for only $500 more. Not the best way to replace a worn down car, but not the worst.
"Politics: Poli a Latin word meaning many; and "tics" meaning bloodsucking creatures." ~Robin Williams
ford expy 140,000 '00
saturn 200,000 '95
ford ranger 150,000 ,91
Before I just got my new (used) truck I had a 1997 Jeep Grand Cherokee with 177,000. Bought it cash when I totaled my Mustang. I didn't want to have a car payment untill I had my student loans paid off...
Follow me on Twitter at twitter.com/MarkHanrahan20
Check out my blog
and tune into "Extra Innings" Thursdays at 6pm on 1460kxno
'97 Nissan Altima
Originally Posted by ss
ford expy 140,000 '00
saturn 200,000 '95
ford ranger 150,000 ,91
damn! racking 'em up!
Forum Rules
All content owned by CycloneFanatic.com - All rights reserved 2005-09. By viewing this website you agree to the Terms of Service, Site Rules and Legal Disclaimer. The words, views, images and opinions expressed or provided by users do not reflect the opinions or views of CycloneFanatic.com or Iowa State University. The names, words, symbols, and graphics representing Iowa State University are trademarks and copyrights of the University protected by the trademark and copyright laws of the United States of America and other countries and are used on this web site under license from the University. Original site design, premise & construction by Jeremy Lind.


text:
Fri., December 9, 2011 4:22pm
Calhoun Beats Buford to win AA Crown
1952 was a great year for Calhoun because the Yellow Jackets claimed their first state title. Fast forward to December 9, 2011 where the Yellow Jackets were facing Buford in the Class AA state title for the fourth consecutive year.
Full Story
Wed., September 28, 2011 12:01pm
Buford wins Brookwood Invitational
Buford finished 5-1 in its 19th annual softball invitational to win its respective bracket. Three of the Wolves' victories in pool play were shutouts; Tessa Daniels, who went 3-0 with a 0.00 ERA and a save, pitched two of the shutouts.
©Copyright 2015, Georgia Public Broadcasting. All Rights Reserved
Georgia Public Radio®


text:
Definitions for accelerated
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word accelerated
Princeton's WordNet
speeded up, as of an academic course
"in an accelerated program in school"
1 caused to move faster
1 caused to be completed in a shorter than normal time period; speeded up, as of an academic course; He took an accelerated curriculum, and graduated in three years. Opposite of delayed.
Webster Dictionary
of Accelerate
Images & Illustrations of accelerated
Find a translation for the accelerated definition in other languages:
Select another language:
Discuss these accelerated definitions with the community:
Word of the Day
Would you like us to send you a FREE new word definition delivered to your inbox daily?
Use the citation below to add this definition to your bibliography:
"accelerated." Definitions.net. STANDS4 LLC, 2015. Web. 26 Nov. 2015. <http://www.definitions.net/definition/accelerated>.


text:
23 residents of the Lone Star State are $150 richer this holiday season, thanks to Pajeda's brand snacks and David's Supermarkets.
Pajeda's, as part of a year-long Grocery Giveaway contest, spent much of 2011 giving away gift cards at various grocery retailers in Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin. Recently, in true Texas-sized style, 23 David's Supermarkets helped bring the contest to a big finish.
David's Supermarkets carry the Pajeda's snack line and in November each store collected ballots for the contest. From those ballots, 23 lucky recipients had their name drawn and received $150 gift cards to David's Supermarkets. Most of the prize winners also agreed to have their photos posted on the Pajeda's website, which can be viewed at www.pajedas.com/
The Grocery Giveaway is part of a 50th Anniversary celebration for Axium Foods, the makers of both Pajeda's and Fiesta Crunch brand snacks. They're a division of McCleary Inc. and are located in S. Beloit, IL. They are also a private brand manufacturer.
# # #
Axium Foods is a leading manufacturer of a large variety of snack foods. They are the creator and maker of Pajeda's and Fiesta Crunch, as well as a private label manufacturer.


text:
- Filed Under
The Hilfiker Elementary Parents group is sponsoring an open house for the students, parents and public from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Aug. 22 at Hilfiker School.
Visitors will be able to meet teachers and see classrooms and the facility.
HEP will have free hot dogs and chips for everyone. Students can participate in a scavenger hunt throughout the school with prizes for those who complete the hunt and bigger prizes for the winners. There will be a Sandy Candy stand where you can make your own candy stick for $2 and a bead stand where you can make a key chain for $2. The school bells will ring the first day of ...


text:
Have you ever come up with the perfect URL only to find that .COM is taken?
2014 is bringing the release of over 700 new domain extensions. With these new domains, anyone can find the right URL for their online brand.
About Kyle Stubbs
Kyle Stubbs is a social media specialist and content marketer. Out of the office he enjoys following foreign affairs and researching his family tree. Tweet him at @Kyle_Stubbs or connect on LinkedIn or Google+.
- Web |
- Google+ |
- More Posts (11)
This article was brought to you by WestHost, for shared hosting, dedicated server hosting, cloud servers and 24/7 support visit our site here westhost.com


text:
GAINESVILLE, Fla. -- Heisman Trophy winner and former University of Florida quarterback Tim Tebow will return to Gainesville on Thursday, Aug. 14, but this time he'll be on a different team.
Click here for the original story.
Welcome to SECTalk.com
|Welcome to SECTalk.com -- The Home of 6 Straight National Titles!
You are currently accessing our site as a guest which means you can't access all of our features such as social groups, sports betting, and many more. By joining our free community you will have access to all of these great features as well as to participating in our forums, contacting other members, and much more. Registration only takes a minute and SECTalk.com is absolutely free, so please join today!
If you have any problems registering or signing in, please contact us.
Latest Topics
Latest News
Top Bettors
Top High Fived
Tim Tebow and SEC Network to Visit Gainesville
Started by gatoraus, Aug 12 2014 01:43 PM
Similar Topics
|Started By
|Last Post Info
want some more proof that Tim Tebow is a flaming homosexual?
Started by Gidnik, Today, 09:07 AM In: SEC Sports → SEC Football Talk
- 10 replies
- 142 views
Game Day: No. 8 Florida vs. Florida Atlantic, noon (SEC Network)
Started by gatoraus, 21 Nov 2015 In: The East → Florida Sports → Florida News
- 1 reply
- 52 views
SEC Nation to Visit Columbia Saturday
Started by GAMECOCK_FAN, 16 Nov 2015 In: The East → South Carolina Sports → South Carolina News
- 0 replies
- 81 views
UT-Vandy Set For 4 p.m. ET On SEC Network
Started by SECTalk.com, 16 Nov 2015 In: The East → Tennessee Sports → Tennessee News
- 0 replies
- 56 views
Alabama/Charleston Southern Set for 3:00 p.m. on SEC Network
Started by Tider27, 09 Nov 2015 In: The West → Alabama Sports → Alabama News
- 0 replies
- 64 views


text:
North Oaks
Claim Your Listing
Claim your listing.
Call (866) 824-9209
Call (866) 824-9209
725 Mount Wilson Lane
Pikesville, MD 21208
Pikesville, MD 21208
5.0 22 Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
Talk to a Family Advisor
(866) 824-8174
Reviews of North Oaks
Average Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars based on 2 Reviews
North Oaks
Posted by Junecunnin January 26, 2015
I am a friend or relative of resident
North Oaks is an exceptional retirement community. The building and grounds are beautiful and the staff are committed to the quality of life experience that they offer to their residents.
North Oaks
Posted by Guest52519 July 13, 2013
I am/was a resident of this facility
Can't say enough about North Oaks. It is heaven for retirees who don't want to sit in a rocking chair all day. Most people here say it is like DisneyWorld for adults. The place must be good since their best sales people are the residents themselves. I know, this all sounds too good to be true. If you don't believe it, just take the time for one simple visit and you will be hooked.
Medicare Ratings
Medicare provider number: 215229


text:
Kid Powered Music Video Equals Imagination at its Best
Check out Jack Johnson's new music video for the song Radiate. It was directed by a group of kids at OMG Everywhere's Music Video Summer Camp. The kids came up with the ideas, set up the shots, and directed each other, making for a fun and super imaginative video.


text:
View Cart
My Account/Order Status
Customer Service
We Ship World Wide!
(Your shopping cart is empty)
Gifts & Occasions
Resources & FAQ
Christmas Tree Wax Seal Handle Stamp- NOEL
(C) Copyright. All Rights Reserved.
Our Price: $14.95
Inventory Close-Out-50%off!
In Stock-Usually Ships in 2 to 3 Business Days
Product Code:
Shipping Information
Antiqued Silver Plated Wax Seal with attached Christmas Tree handle and NOEL engraving to make a detailed impression. Handle is 2 3/16" Tall with a 3/4" oval impression.
When will my product Ship?
Please refer to the "Availability" Section of this Product Page (under the Pricing Information) for our Order Processing Times.
Special Alerts about Custom Product Processing Times (if applicable) and "Out of Stock Alerts" are also posted in this section.
Shipping Methods & Transit Times:
We offer a variety of shipping methods and periodic Shipping Specials. Please follow links below for the most updated Shipping Methods and Transit Times:
Domestic Shipping
International Shipping
Return Policy
More Details
Our Brass Seals are imported from Florence and made by Italian craftsmen. Handle is 2 3/16" Tall with a 3/4" oval impression.
Kings Jumbo Sealing Wax-Variety Saver Pack of 8-Gothic
12PkSealing Wax- Metallic Variety Saver Pack-Flexible & Mailable
Kings Jumbo Sealing Wax - order by color-Traditional with wick
Kings Jumbo Sealing Wax-Variety Saver Pack of 8-Metallics
Our Price:
Sale Price: $18.50 12 assorted sticks
Our Price:
Our Price:
Sealing Wax by color -4" flexible & mailable stick with wick
Glue Gun Sealing Wax -order by color
Glue Gun Sealing Wax-Fiesta Variety Saver Pack-12 sticks
Sealing Wax Beads- Bulk Pack 8 ozs. - Your choice of colors
Sale Price: $1.95 per stick
On Sale Now! $1.75
Sale Price 15% Off $17.50
Our Price:
Flexible Letter Sealing Wax- Popular Color Tri-Packs
Glue Gun Sealing Wax -Bestseller Variety Saver Pack-12 sticks
Sale Price: $5.95 Per Pack of 3 sticks
Sale Price 15% Off $17.50
Share your knowledge of this product with other customers...
Be the first to write a review
Browse for more products in the same category as this item:
Christmas Wax Seals
Inventory Closeout Items
Contact Us
Live Chat
Phone: 1-877-645-5325
Fax: 239-592-6254
About Us
Customer Care
Customer Service
My Account
My Cart
Domestic Shipping Info
International Orders
Returns Policy
Placing an Order
Order Tracking
Security & Payment
Copyright ©
Built with


text:
"I just feel like this has been my life and it's been something. It's been a really good ride," Kim Toot said recently, looking back on 26 years with the Office For the Aging.
"I just feel like this has been my life and it's been something. It's been a really good ride," Kim Toot said recently, looking back on 26 years with the Office For the Aging.
The ride comes to an end in late June, when Toot retires as OFA?director, a post she has held since 1992.
The job as director, she said, is all administrative — working with county legislators, other county departments and the state OFA. Still, there have been chances to interact with senior citizens.
"The best part for me is getting out to the luncheon centers and eating with the people who are there,"?Toot said. "Have you ever seen the TV?show 'Cheers' when Norm would come to the bar and everyone would say, 'Norm!' Well, I'll come to the luncheon center and people would say, 'Kim!'"
There has also been the annual OFA?Senior Forum, which begins with a public hearing.
"I love the public hearing because I get to hear what people have to say and, of course, I?like the picnic (the annual OFA?Senior Picnic),"?she said.
The most important things the OFA?does for people are work it does to help to keep people in their homes longer and the information it provides them. The services that help keep people in their homes include Meals on Wheels, home care and Lifeline.
When it comes to getting information out to seniors, Toot noted, you have to have different avenues.
"More and more people are getting online. Of most of the people we surveyed last year, no one said they were on Twitter, but several said they were on Facebook,"?she said.
Until around three years ago, the OFA was in a small house not too far from the county Office Building. Toot said one of her goals was to change that, something that wouldn't have been possible without help from several agencies and people.
"One of my goals was to make sure the employees of the OFA and the people who came to visit us had a safe place to work and come to,"?she said. That eventually led to an addition to the Crossroads Commerce and Conference Center in Belvidere.
Toot recalled other differences between the way the OFA?used to be and the way things are now.
"We used to have one computer in the whole building. We'd take turns using it,"?she said. "Now, we have electronic records so we can save on paper. We have a web page. In 1982, we provided 39,000 meals. In 2012, we provided over 114,000."
A few years ago, the OFA?and Department of Social Services started the NY?Connects program, a single point of providing information seniors needed.
Page 2 of 2 - "I?think we have more work to do in making sure people know where they can get help when they need it,"?she said. "I?think it is important to continue working against ageism — that people know age is not a disease. We live in a society that values youth over aging and I think we have work to do."
After 26 years in the OFA, Toot said, "Right now I'm ready to do other things."
Among them is developing an interest in art.
"I'm currently doing pottery, but I?also have an interest in painting and other forms of art," Toot said. "Because I've been so busy at work, I haven't had a chance to do that."
She and her husband, Dave, a professor in the Alfred University Physics and Astronomy Department, have two sons and a daughter, Dan Toot, Chris Fagan and Abby Murray.
"All of our kids are out of state, so I plan to see them more often,"?she said. "I plan to do a lot of gardening this summer."
Comments are currently unavailable on this article
Location, ST | website.com


text:
You've been redirected to SolutionsIQ.com. BigVisible and SolutionsIQ have joined forces, and–lucky you!–you still have access to all of that awesome content. Dig in.
In 1996 a friend of mine asked me what my New Years Resolution was. I didn't have one, so I thought one up on the spot, "My resolution is to quit making New Years Resolutions." I have stuck with it for fourteen years now.
The idea behind New Years Resolutions is great. We should reflect on the year that has past, think about what we would like to do differently in the future, and resolve to make that change. That is a great thing to do. The problem is that when we only do it once a year we tend to fail. Then, we wait a whole year to reflect and do it again.
So, this year resolve to stop making New Years Resolutions. Instead, reflect on your behavior soon, and make changes right then. Change every month, every week, every hour. Soon you will get good at changing and those promises you make to yourself will come true more often than not.
That is the lesson of Agile: self-reflection is hard, and we kind of suck at it. Change is hard, and we kind of suck at it. If we do it more often then we will have to do less each time and it won't be so hard. If we do it more often then we will get good at it and it won't suck so much.


text:
Password Genie 4.0
Password Genie 4.0: Save Login When Password Genie's browser plug-in detects that you're logging in to a secure site, it offers to save your login credentials. By default it names the saved login using the current URL, but you can change that to something more informative. You can also store the login data in a new or existing folder.
6 / 18


text:
Looking for something awesome to read?
Do you really like funny stories? Perhaps steampunk is more your thing? Maybe you need to read some historical fiction for school? Looking for more books like A Child Called It? We have many excellent teen book lists for you to choose from.
One thing that I like about our book lists is that you can see what all the award books are for this year. My favorite awards are the Alex award (adult books with teen appeal) and the Norton award (sci-fi/fantasy). If you like audiobooks, check out the Odyssey Award list.
Next time you think there's nothing good to read, give one of our book lists a whirl! You may find your new favorite book! You can find all of our teen book lists here.
*Is that not the coolest picture of Godzilla ever?! It's by Olivier Pichard - you can see more of his work here.*
Glad you like it! I found it by doing a Google search for "godzilla reading a book"- I didn't really expect anything useful to come up, but then I saw this great image. Awesome!


text:
Dice Sets
Dice sets, especially 7-piece RPG dice sets. Everything from metal dice sets and stone dice sets to pearlized and magma dice sets. Also includes other sets of dice such as 10d6 crystal dice sets.
Translucent Blue Dice Set$4.50
Blue Fire Opal Polyhedral Dice Set$8.70
Out of stock
Set of 7 Blue Smoke Spectrum Dice$6.75
Out of stock


text:
My posts (dresses) use a lot of taxonomies, eg. brand, collection, color, year, style, lenght, etc. It is possible to remove some of theese taxonomies from x2x comparison?
I tried to use custom scoring with usetax array, but I can't see any changes in scoring results. As I can see the plugin save related IDs into post meta. Can this cause my problem? Possible to clear cached data?
My code snippet is:
'usetax' => array(
'collection' => false,
'brand' => false,
'year' => false,
'style' => true,
'color' => true,


text:
With fitness topping the chart for good health, walking is a natural and easy form of exercise. Rockford and the surrounding area have plenty of natural resources that offer walking paths and trails.
Inside: Path etiquette
With fitness topping the chart for good health, walking is a natural and easy form of exercise.
Rockford and the surrounding area have plenty of natural resources that offer walking paths and trails.
Neighborhood paths
Most neighborhood parks have walking paths to enjoy. Many are paved surfaces that make them easy for families with small children and will accommodate strollers. The listed paths are in or near residential areas, so consider the residents when parking along the street.
- Dahlquist Park Path in Rockford just off East State Street and Fairview Avenue near the Valley View Apartments. It is a 0.43-mile paved walking path. No bikes are allowed. It has exercise stations, a shelter, playground, ball diamonds and tennis courts.
- Landstrom Park in Rockford behind Forest Hills Country Club off Spring Creek and Landstrom roads. It is a 3/4-mile paved path that goes through the park. There is a play area, tennis courts and biking is permitted.
- Brown Park in Rockford, 2010 N. Main St. offers a 1/2-mile paved path. There is parking, tennis courts, a small shelter and a playground. Biking is permitted.
- Wantz Park Path in Loves Park is between Clifford Avenue and Riverside Boulevard. Parking is along Clifford, Dale or Garden Plain avenues. It is paved and offers a playground, a shelter and a ball diamond. Biking is permitted.
- Mulford Crest Park Path in Rockford and Loves Park, 5650 Grove Hill Road — near Riverside and Applewood Lane. It has a 0.46-mile paved path that allows biking.
- Levings Park Path in Rockford, 1420 Pierpont Ave., has a 1.3-mile paved roadway that allows biking. There are other facilities at the park for the whole family to enjoy. Shelters are scattered throughout. There is a lake for fishing, a beach, boat rentals and concessions.
- Midway Village Museum Loop in Rockford is a 1.4-mile path off Guilford Road. It is paved within a natural setting.
Challenging and scenic paths
If you want a more robust experience while you are walking, the forest preserves have hilly trails and natural scenic beauty. The Rockford Park District, Winnebago County Forest Preserve District, Boone County and the surrounding area offer many scenic and physically challenging sites:
- Blackhawk Springs Recreational Path in Cherry Valley. There are 2.3 miles of paved trails. The paved path connects Blackhawk Springs Forest Preserve to Kishwaukee River Forest Preserve, to a scenic river and picnic tables.
- Kishwaukee Gorge North Forest Preserve in Cherry Valley. There are 2 miles of dirt and mowed trail. It is a hiker's paradise: diverse woodlands, prairie openings, rugged ravines.
- Indian Hills Forest Preserve in Rockford has 1.75 miles of trail. Some is paved and part is mowed. Walking/hiking are the only activities permitted. It contains a high bluff overlooking the Rock River — ideal for scenic outlook.
- Kilbuck Bluffs Forest Preserve in Rockford. It has 1.5 miles of mowed paths. Only walking/hiking and fishing are permitted. It features picnic shelters, beautiful spring wildflowers and mature sycamore trees along the creek.
- Rock River Recreation Path in Rockford and Loves Park offers 10 miles of paved path for walking and biking. Walkers will pass the YMCA, Sinnissippi Gardens, Nicholas Conservatory & Gardens, sculptures and playgrounds. It passes through Martin Park, Shorewood Park and Sportscore One.
Page 2 of 2 - Best places for senior citizens
Many seniors walk in their neighborhoods as well as join friends at various sites throughout the city. Some places that may be well-suited for senior citizens:
- Klehm Arboretum Preserve in Rockford. It is more than 2 miles of paved trails that wander through a unique collection of plants, magnificent trees and special gardens. These paved trails are easily accessible from the parking lot, and begin and end at a fully accessible education center and restrooms. It is ideal for strollers and wheelchairs.
- Severson Dells Forest Preserve in Winnebago. It has 3 miles of dirt, mowed and paved paths. These trails are easily accessible from the parking lot, and begin and end at a full accessible education center and restrooms. It is ideal for strollers and wheelchairs.
- CherryVale Mall in Cherry Valley. This is a favorite for seniors. "Early-morning walks beginning at 8:30 a.m. Monday through Sunday are restricted to the upper level until 9:30 a.m., when the lower level is also accessible," said mall general manager Mark Peterson. "Enter through the upper level near U.S. Bank." Nine laps around the upper level (including the two corridors) is about 4 miles. Nine laps with one corridor in the lower level is 4.32 miles.
Path etiquette
Nothing can spoil a good walk more than people who do not pay attention to what they are doing. Here are a few rules to follow:
- Slower traffic should stay to the right. Pass only on the left, and only when your line of vision is unrestricted.
- Please leave room on the trail — or path — for others to pass. Single file is the best procedure for groupsof people on busy days.
- Be aware of wildlife on and off the trail. Avoid trampling vegetation. Remember, you are a visitor in their habitat.
- If you walk your dog, keep it on a leash no longer than 10 feet at all times. Always clean up after your dog. Some areas prohibit dogs, so check regulations.
- Leave no litter.
- Bicyclists should always ride on the right-hand side except when passing on the left from behind. A polite call of "passing on your left" can help warn others of your approach.
- Bicyclists should always ride under control and watch their speed.
Comments are currently unavailable on this article
Location, ST | website.com


text:
SANTA FE >> A politically connected financial broker has paid New Mexico nearly $329,000 in back taxes, interest and penalties after pleading no contest to tax evasion.
Broker Marc Correra entered the plea on Monday in state district court in Santa Fe. He was placed on probation and avoids jail time, which could have been up to five years had he been convicted.
According to the Taxation and Revenue Department, Correra earned $5.5 million in 2009 but paid no state taxes.
Correra was a central figure in allegations that New Mexico investments were steered to political supporters of former Gov. Bill Richardson. No charges have been filed despite a federal investigation.
State records indicate Correra shared in more than $20 million in fees for helping money management firms win state investments in 2003-2008.


text:
A new life awaits pair of Barber homes
- 3 bedrooms in each George Barber restored home
- 2 fireplaces in 1618 Washington Ave. Victorian
- 41 windows in the Victorian
- 110 wooden rosettes re-created for the Victorian's interior door frames
- $90,000 in materials or services donated to project
- 1,672 square feet in 1620 Dutch Colonial Revival
For almost a year, The News Sentinel has tracked the Restore America restoration of two vintage George Barber houses in Knoxville's Parkridge neighborhood. The newspaper followed the project for 11 months, including seven months of renovation. Now, the houses are nearing completion and being sold. The final look at the project appears today.
In nearly a year, two vintage George Barber houses were gutted, rebuilt and transformed from condemned, trash-littered buildings to single-family homes.
Nonprofit preservation agency Knox Heritage restored the two neighboring residences, on Washington Avenue in Knoxville's Parkridge community, in an 11-month process that at times was exciting, frustrating, imaginative and challenging.
'I wouldn't change a thing,' Knox Heritage Executive Director Kim Trent said last week.
'And it was horrifying at points, and it was exhilarating at points. It's a typical rehab project.'
Designed by architect George Barber, the 1890s Victorian at 1628 Washington Ave. and the 1905 Dutch Colonial Revival at 1620 Washington Ave. had fallen into neglect and decay over the years. Each was hacked into nests of small, dark apartments in the mid-20th century. When Knox Heritage bought them from the city of Knoxville last November, the buildings, which had leaky roofs, were condemned.
However, after seven months of construction and $545,357, the dwellings are ready for new owners. The 2,240-square-foot Victorian, listed by Knox Heritage at $224,900, towers over the tree-lined street, with
a two-story turret and 41 windows. Trent has received one offer for the house, but it hadn't sold by earlier this week.
The 1,672-square-foot Dutch Colonial with open floor plan does have new owners. Before an Oct. 27-28 open house ended, a couple agreed to buy the home for its $169,900 list price.
New families get more building than they will pay for, Trent said. The Victorian's construction budget was $314,732, more than $89,000 above its list price. It cost $230,625 — more than $60,000 above its price tag — to rebuild the Dutch Colonial.
'Basically, they are new houses — yet they're old,' said Trent.
Renovated at $100 a square foot, the residences are being sold for less than their renovation cost because their transformation is part of Knox Heritage's mission. Trent sees the project as a catalyst to boost restoration in historic Parkridge, a neighborhood bordered by Interstate 40, Magnolia Avenue and Cherry Street.
'Our goal is to take the worst of the worst that is holding back a neighborhood and get them taken care of in order to prime the market so that the private sector can take it from there,' she said.
What former 1620 Washington Ave. boarder Connie Sands Hammock saw at last weekend's open house left her amazed … and a little befuddled.
Hammock was a renter for three years in the mid-1940s at the home. The former Standard Knitting Mills worker remembers paying $7 a week for a cot under the windows of an upstairs bedroom she shared with two other women.
'Oh, my goodness,' Hammock said, turning around in the house's kitchen and dining room. 'This don't even look like the same place. I am so confused about where everything was.
'But this brings back some real good memories.'
The houses are two of hundreds of Barber designs still standing across America. George Barber sold designs from massive Queen Anne mansions to cozy cottages through his Knoxville mail-order firm.
The Parkridge structures have an even closer connection to the architect, who died in 1917. He lived in the neighborhood; the Edgewood Land and Improvement Co. he co-owned helped develop the area. And brother Manly DeWitt Barber first owned 1620 Washington Ave.
The project is Knox Heritage's highest-profile and most-expensive one. It was initially made possible by a $50,000 grant from the National Trust for Historic Preservation and Home & Garden Television. Knox Heritage was one of 11 groups nationwide to receive a 2006 Restore America grant.
The Knoxville nonprofit raised a total of $154,000 in cash to fund the work. In addition, businesses gave $90,000 in services and materials … from drywall to paint to appliances.
'For Knox Heritage, this took us to the next level,' said Trent. 'We basically raised our operating budget twice in 2007. It showed us what we are capable of.'
Local architects and designers volunteered to draw floor plans, which included modern baths and closets but kept historic features, and to pick paint, tile and cabinets. Each structure was gutted to its interior framing before Knoxville contractor High Oaks Construction Co. began re
construction in March.
Dark spaces with decaying wood and bricked-up windows were replaced by designer kitchens with black granite counters, cozy dens with large windows, and modern baths with tile floors. Original details now blend with modern necessities, including large closets and laundry space.
Interior doors in the Victorian home are 9 feet tall with glass transoms. Wooden circle rosettes accent each door's top corners; some 110 of the designs were made from a few surviving originals. The most eye-catching change was the rebuilding of 1618 Washington Ave.'s second-floor turret, which restored a signature George Barber design.
'I love it when I can walk through and say, 'I remember when this was a dark cave and a shell.' Then you see it when it's finished, and it's very satisfying,' said Trent. 'It's wonderful.'
Amy McRary may be reached at 865-342-6437.


text:
Discover and discuss the manliest content on the Web
BBQ with Franklin: The Wood - YouTube
Posted by pduffie 3 years ago from www.youtube.com
Advice from Aaron Franklin, owner of Franklins BBQ in Austin, TX. Rated as one of if not the best BBQ restaurant in America.
robert.campos.5, lawyercalhoun, glen likes this


text:
Massive online medieval Roleplay mod for Mount & Blade Warband.
Dec 3rd, 2013 4 people agree 1 person doesn't
I love all the new variations of weapons and armours. Only wish there was a Banking system, other than that I actually like this a lot more than PW as you don't get all the arseholes playing it! :) 9/10
Jul 13th, 2014 2 people agree 0 people don't
I cannot express my love for this mod. I've always wanted a SIngleplayer experience in Multiplayer, but this is WAY BETTER! The first 2 mods (Persistent World ad Persistent Frontier) made such an impact on the way I play Mount & Blade: Warband and that I'm SOOOOOO excited for this mod! The only bad thing (so far) is that the server isn't up! Hey themaestrohun, MAKE MORE AND PUT UP THE SERVER! I NEED TO PLAY THIS. NOW!!!!!
Thanks themaestrohun for making me love Warband even more!
OVER 9000/10, would play again.
Dec 11th, 2013 2 people agree 0 people don't
i cant rate more then 8 but this mod is a 10 all the way great job guys
Dec 5th, 2013 2 people agree 0 people don't
Dec 4th, 2013 2 people agree 0 people don't
Great mod. All the good stuff from PW plus nice realistic gear, and NO GLOBAL CHAT.
Dec 2nd, 2013 2 people agree 0 people don't
Very nice module. Armors and weapons are just awesome. But the bank could be in.
Jun 1st, 2014 1 person agrees 0 people don't
solid and fun, i really love it... the only think i could ask for is a sistem to kill the prisioners.
Dec 31st, 2013 1 person agrees 0 people don't
Nice mod with great community really enjoying to play but there are a bit less people.
Dec 22nd, 2013 1 person agrees 0 people don't
PW with better gear
Nov 26th, 2014 0 people agree 0 people don't
This mod is amazing with its amazing armor and weapons that you can choose from and it is sad to see the mod go dead but i would love to help bring it backup


text:
- 38Promote
Canvas Print
Beauty is everywhereby Vorona Photography
Fine art print on bright white, fine poly-cotton blend, matte canvas using latest generation Epson archival inks. Individually trimmed and hand stretched museum wrap over 1-1/2" deep wood stretcher bars. Includes wall hanging hardware.
great capture
Thank you very much SMD and Michelle!
Thank you Anna!
so gorgeous, love those tones, and the feeling it gives ♥♥
So true!
exactly.... and you captured them so perfectly!!!
Thank you so very much Carina, Elle, Orlando, and Aleksandra! :)
See More Comments


text:
Campus Overload: Marymount University
Surviving the first few weeks of college
Give your roommate a chance! Sit in the middle of lecture halls! Brian Tinsman, a senior at Marymount University, gives college freshmen advice on surviving the first few weeks of class.
By 01:33 PM ET, 09/02/2010 |
Permalink |
Comments (
Categories: College 101 | Tags: College 101, Marymount University


text:
A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones Spoiler-Filled Discussion
View Single Post
September 1 2012, 03:27 AM
Brendan Moody
Vice Admiral
Location: Maine
Re: A Song of Ice and Fire/Game of Thrones Spoiler-Filled Discussion
It's a far wiser act than abandoning the city to others, which is what she did with Astapor (with pretty terrible results).
I think it remains to be seen whether the people of Meereen are going to be better off with a dragon queen than those of Astapor were without one.
er reasons for going to Westeros at this point are largely theorectical, when you get down to it - my ancestors held this, so I should, too. It's something we readers really want because it'd immediately connect Dany's narrative to the rest of the novel series (and Martin's grounded pseudo-English Westeros is a lot better to read about than his Orientalism-laden stereotypes), but that doesn't make it automatically the best course for her. It's a land she has entirely secondhand information about and so far no concrete evidence she'd get any kind of support. Abandoning a bird in hand for two on a bush and all that.
I don't care whether Daenerys ever goes to Westeros, actually, provided her story is interesting wherever it takes her, as (for me) the Slaver's Bay arc has been. I think it was a mistake for her to stay in Meereen because she doesn't have the right temperament to rule there well. Even the minimal concessions she's willing to make to the customs of her new subjects are so upsetting that she can't take the steps that would be needed to actually secure her throne. The culture of Meereen bothers her so much that all she wants to do is fix it, but as Barristan says in one of his few moments of insight and candor, you can't force people to be better (by your alien social ideals) than they are.
One of the going fan theories is that Jon will die and be resurrected (probably by Melisandre, in the same manner Thoros resurrected Beric), and that with his "death" his watch will end and he'll be released from his vows. I don't like the idea, but I wouldn't rule it out as an argument someone in the text might make.
Egg, I dreamed I was old.
Brendan Moody
View Public Profile
Send a private message to Brendan Moody
Find More Posts by Brendan Moody