text:
The current population of Duncan Metro is 45,634 with the median age of 42. Duncan Metro's median household income is $55,319, and the average household net worth is $350,734.
|Duncan Metro
|United States
|Median Household Income
|Average Household Net Worth
|Median Age
|42 years
|35 years
|37 years
Age distribution represents the distribution of the population in Duncan Metro by age group. In Duncan Metro, the male-to-female ratio is 22,227:23,408, which is 3% lower than the ratio of Oklahoma, which is 1,930,759:1,969,310. Age demographic data is sourced from census, 2015.
Crime rate index represents the average crime rate for a local area in comparison to nearby areas and the national average. A crime index of 100 represents the national average. Duncan Metro, has 63% less property crime than Oklahoma, and is 57% below the nation's average. Duncan Metro, has 72% less personal crime than Oklahoma and when compared to that of United States, Duncan Metro is 68% below the national average.
Marital status represents the percent of residents in Duncan Metro that are single, married, widowed and divorced. In Duncan Metro, 79% of people are married and 21% of people are single. The percent of people married is 5% higher than the ratio of Oklahoma, which is 74%. Marital data is sourced from census, 2015.
Household income distribution represents the distribution of Duncan Metro income brackets at the household level. Overall, the median household income for Duncan Metro is $55,319, which is 21% higher than that of Oklahoma ($45,594). Income data for Duncan Metro is sourced from census, 2015.
Education data represents the highest level of education attained by residents in Duncan Metro. In Duncan Metro, 24% of residents 18 and over graduated from high school and 19% completed a Bachelor's degree or higher, which is 7% lower than that of Oklahoma. Education statistics is sourced from census, 2015.


text:
Congenital cytomegalovirus
See Disclaimer regarding information on this site. Some links on this page may take you to organizations outside of the National Institutes of Health.
cytomegalovirus before birth. Most infants who are infected with the virus never develop symptoms of the condition. However, approximately 10% of babies will experience health problems and/or disabilities such as problems with the lungs, liver and/or spleen at birth; hearing loss; vision loss; intellectual disability; seizures; small head size; and/or lack of coordination. Some babies with the condition may have evidence of infection at birth, while others may not develop symptoms for two or more years. Congenital CMV occurs when a mother is infected with cytomegalovirus during pregnancy and passes the infection to the fetus through the placenta. Treatment is based on the signs and symptoms present in each person.[1][2][3]Congenital cytomegalovirus (congenital CMV) is a group of symptoms that may occur when an infant is infected with the
Last updated: 11/4/2015
- Congenital cytomegalovirus. MedlinePlus. May 2013; https://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001343.htm.
- Mark R Schleiss, MD. Pediatric Cytomegalovirus Infection. Medscape Reference. January 2015; http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/963090-overview.
- Congenital CMV Infection. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. July 2010; http://www.cdc.gov/cmv/congenital-infection.html.
GARD Video TutorialsLearn how to find information on treatment, research, specialists, and more.
Contact GARDContact a GARD Information Specialist with your questions about this condition.
On this page
Basic Information
- You can obtain information on this topic from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The CDC is recognized as the lead federal agency for developing and applying disease prevention and control, environmental health, and health promotion and education activities designed to improve the health of the people of the United States.
- Mayo Clinic has an information page on Congenital cytomegalovirus.
- MedlinePlus was designed by the National Library of Medicine to help you research your health questions, and it provides more information about this topic.
- The National Organization for Rare Disorders (NORD) is a federation of more than 130 nonprofit voluntary health organizations serving people with rare disorders. Click on the link to view information on this topic.
In Depth Information
- Medscape Reference provides information on this topic. You may need to register to view the medical textbook, but registration is free.
- Orphanet is a European reference portal for information on rare diseases and orphan drugs. Access to this database is free of charge.
- PubMed is a searchable database of medical literature and lists journal articles that discuss Congenital cytomegalovirus. Click on the link to view a sample search on this topic.
See Disclaimer regarding information on this site. Some links on this page may take you to organizations outside of the National Institutes of Health.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Horoscopes
- Dear Abby
- Games & Puzzles
- Lifestyle
- Events & Exhibits
- Food & Drink
- Arts & Music
- Movies & TV
New London – Parents of some first-graders who attended Thursday night's open house at the Nathan Hale School expected to find a classroom decorated with colorful wall hangings and a smiling teacher to greet them.
Instead, they found a bare classroom with boxes on the desk and no teacher.
This class is one of a handful of New London school classrooms that could start the new school year Monday without a regular teacher on hand.
Late summer departures by teachers left the district little time to fill the positions in time for the start of the new school year, Interim Superintendent Richard Foye said Friday. The first-grade class at Nathan Hale will start with a recently retired teacher serving as the temporary substitute teacher, Foye said.
The issue turned controversial when Reid Burdick, a former Board of Education member and grandparent of a girl slated to attend the Nathan Hale first-grade class criticized school officials for leaving parents and students in confusion Thursday night. His son, Jonathan Burdick, publicized the issue on Facebook and elicited comments on the topic.
"Most teachers go in a few days before and get their classrooms ready, and everything looks nice," Burdick said. "This classroom, there were boxes on the desk and there clearly is no teacher for that classroom."
Foye said he spoke to Burdick Friday morning. Foye, who did not attend the Nathan Hale open house, said that at the start of the open house, parents of students assigned to the classroom in question were told of the vacancy and were instructed to go to the neighboring first-grade classroom to learn about the curriculum and activities planned for the school year. Parents who arrived later could have missed that instruction, Foye said.
Foye said the district probably had "a handful" of classroom teacher vacancies as of late this week. The number shrinks daily as positions are filled, and interviews continued on Friday.
"Anytime you have an August resignation of teachers, the turnaround takes time," Foye said. "You want to be prudent and get the best teachers. We have good teachers who are attractive to other districts. When that happens in August, it makes it more difficult."
Burdick said the immediate problem is indicative of a lingering, more serious issue that New London's teacher pay scale and longer retirement track discourages teachers from coming here. And good teachers in New London seek to leave, he said.
"I must say I was disappointed going into a classroom that was not ready to go," Burdick said. "What you're looking at here is a systemic problem that has come home to roost."
Twitter: @Bessettetheday
The man who seduced the 7th Fleet: Federal sting reveals trail of corruption
Norwich school facilities committee nearing deadline to make major decisions
Sailor admits to illegally taking photos inside submarine that was based in Groton
World War II-era fighter plane crashes in Hudson River; body found
Uncertainty leaves Baylor in danger of return to bad ol' days
Fentanyl-related overdose deaths projected to increase significantly


text:
Cutting Edge Workshop
BEST BETDATE: April 10 2013, 6:30 PM to 9:30 PMCost:$80.CATEGORY: CulinaryVENUE INFORMATION:The Seasoned Chef Cooking School999 Jasmine St #100Denver, CO 80220
A solid foundation in cooking starts with the knife. This hands-on knife skills class focuses on technique—from the proper way to hold a knife to executing a fine julienne—as you prepare dinner. Participants will hone their slicing skills while preparing a roasted vegetable medley, sweet potatoes with a honey cinnamon glaze, chicken fajitas with a basil-parsley pesto, and more. Wed 6:30-9:30 p.m.


text:
Newegg.com - A great place to buy computers, computer parts, electronics, software, accessories, and DVDs online. With great prices, fast shipping, and top-rated customer service - once you know, you Newegg.
If you are reading this message, Please click this link to reload this page.(Do not use your browser's "Refresh" button). Please email us if you're running the latest version of your browser and you still see this message.
Newegg.com - Computer Parts, Laptops, Electronics, HDTVs, Digital Cameras and More!
Sold and Shipped by Beach Audio
? Passive, noise-isolating in-ear stereophones;? In-ear design fits snugly & is ideal for dynamic lifestyles;? In-line microphone with push-to-talk button;? 4ft, single-entry cord with 3.5mm plug;? Includes 3 sizes of silicone ear cushions for personalized fit--S/M/L;? White;
This item is eligible for Newegg Premier benefits. Are you a Newegg Premier Member? If not, sign up today and get:
|Volume Discounts Available
Your request will be processed within the next 24 hours.
Please add "email@example.com" to your address book to ensure delivery.See Today's E-Blast Promo


text:
Two large rectangular banners hanging inside the blockhouse at Franklin Community High School since June will remain there indefinitely.
Each is adorned with a Grizzly Cubs logo, two large blue paw prints, a football helmet with that former player's number on the side and numerous messages from individuals touched by the lives of Jason Moran and Michael Chadbourne.
"You're my boy, Blue (Moran). This is all for you" — Dylan Munn.
"Love you, Chaddy. Save a spot up there for me" — JK #56.
In an unflawed world, the banners wouldn't be there, much less be unavoidable daily reminders of a tragedy that knocked the wind out of a program, school and community while devastating several families.
Moran would be walking through the blockhouse doors, a senior linebacker eagerly anticipating slipping on his No. 28 jersey for the practice or game ahead. The same is true for Chadbourne, No. 38, another senior who could be counted on to play outside linebacker, cornerback or even free safety if the situation called for it.
But the world is flawed.
On June 6, Moran and Chadbourne were attempting to save a friend while swimming at the Big Blue River dam in Edinburgh when all three were pulled under. Two other friends who were there, Mark Nally and Trent Crabb, escaped the powerful currents and managed to pull Chadbourne to land.
The heroic act cost Moran and Chadbourne their lives.
For Nally, a 6-foot-1, 175-pound senior split end and defensive back, he not only lost two teammates but his two best friends.
He must move forward in life playing football without them, he says, and he must move forward in general.
"It changed me a lot because those are my best friends since I was in elementary school," Nally said softly. "I'll remember what a funny kid (Moran) was. He could make anybody laugh. I'll miss just watching him play football, a sport he loved doing more than anything. Mike was funny, smart, athletic and got along with everybody. One of the nicest kids you'll ever meet.
"This makes you think about life. Spend as much time as you can with your family because you don't know when it's going to be your last time seeing them."
As of this evening, Nally and his Franklin teammates are officially back in the business of playing football games when the Grizzly Cubs travel to Seymour to open the 2014 regular season.
Neither Moran, who with 68 tackles tied for second on the team as a junior, nor Chadbourne (23 tackles) will occupy a seat on the team bus. But their spirit, individually and collectively, promises to make it to every game.
"I always think of them whenever I'm pushing myself," senior halfback Ryan Torrance said. "That makes me push myself to go harder and harder in everything I'm doing. Knowing that they're always going to be on the field with us, we're still going to have fun out there.
"It's important to us to win games and to come together as a team. We all know they're on the field with us every Friday night. I think that no matter what happens this season they'll always be proud of us."
Tragedies such as the one the community has endured isn't a subject covered at offseason coach's clinics or in the pages of the most sophisticated playbook.
"I was at the school when I got the call (on June 6)," second-year head coach Adam Reese said. "I was walking down the hallway and checking the dock because we were expecting a shipment of some practice gear. I got two phone calls within like 30 seconds from people who don't necessarily call me all the time. So I knew right away that something was going on.
"I don't know if I can even explain what it feels like. To start with, you're wondering how accurate the information is that you're getting. On the other hand, you're thinking, 'Is there something that can be done still to help these kids?' You also begin thinking about their families as well as about every other kid on the team.
"How are they getting information? Are they getting accurate information? Those sorts of things."
Once worst fears were confirmed, Reese had to be there for his players.
"The hardest part for me was to try to get these kids to understand that however they were feeling was OK. Knowing at the same time there was a huge difference between certain guys in the room. We had players who had gone to school since kindergarten with these guys and incoming freshmen who didn't know them at all," Reese said.
"I have relationships with the kids, and as much as I want to have those relationships where kids feel comfortable talking to me, there is still something about the head coach and the team. Every kid feels a little bit of a barrier there no matter how much we try to break it down."
"Miss ya, Chaddy. Fly high in paradise."
"You are and always will be part of my family" — junior lineman Dilon Byrum's message to Moran.
From a numerical standpoint, Franklin's 86-player varsity goes straight from No. 27 (Joe Stevenson) to No. 29 (Chad Williams) and from No. 37 (Zach Dowell) to No. 39 (Payton Utterback).
No Grizzly Cubs player will wear No. 28 or 38. Not this season. Maybe not in the foreseeable future or ever again.
Merely one tribute, but one that's well-deserved.
Another is the benches to be dedicated in Moran and Chadbourne's honor at Franklin's home-opener against Shelbyville on Aug. 29.
"Jason put it out there for us every play. He was the one who would go the extra mile to do whatever it takes. And Chadbourne, he always wanted to bring a smile to everyone's face. If it was a tough moment in the summer, he would crack a joke or something like that," senior defensive end Nik Welch said.
"What we'll do is just play for them. Put it all out there because you know they would. This makes me look at life differently, like it could end just like that. They went out there to have a good time, and it just ended."
"Will always love and miss you, man. Thanks for being the best friend a friend could be" — senior linebacker Cole Edwards' message to Moran.
Locating plusses in a storyline responsible for erasing two young lives is nearly impossible.
As coaches, Reese and members of his staff have to continue trying.
"The one thing that has come from this that is a positive is I think our team is closer as a group. I don't talk about the tragedy, and I don't say to our kids, 'Go out and play for Michael and Jason.' I don't necessarily believe that's appropriate," Reese said.
"But there is a sense of it from our kids that they're playing for each other a little bit more than maybe they have in the past or what they would have done had this not occurred."


text:
Product Details
Style: 139711
A hooded vest with all the fixins, the Burton Starr Vest is an all-star insulation piece. Its Ultrawick-lined terry fabric wicks moisture to prevent it from building up against skin. The Fulltime Snorkel Hood gives you complete head protection whenever you need it. Zippered hand pockets deliver onboard storage space and give your cold fingers a place to hide out.
- Cotton and polyester body / nylon and polyester overlay fabric at hood and shoulders
- DRYRIDE Ultrawick lining breathes and wicks moisture for quick evaporation
- Attached Snorkel Hood for warmth and weather protection
- Zippered handwarmer pockets and snap chest pocket for cold hands and holding gear
- Rib knit hem fits close to keep out cold air
- Length: Center back measures 28"
Questions and Answers
ASK A QUESTION Got questions about this product? Ask them here. Got questions about anything else? Please see our FAQ.
User Reviews
There are no reviews yet for this product.
More Like This
Our Price 39.99
Available Sizes:L
Our Price 59.99
Available Sizes:S
Our Price 59.99
Available Sizes:M, S, XS
Our Price 59.99
Available Sizes:L, M, XL
Our Price 64.99
Available Sizes:L, M


text:
Fujitsu IT hires Redwood to produce magazine
Fujitsu IT Service has appointed Redwood to publish a customer magazine. Read more »
FuturePlus wins contract with PCS trade union
FuturePlus - the customer publishing agency of special-interest media group Future - has won the contract to provide advertising sales services to the Public and Commercial Services Union trade union. Read more »
Rise in customer publishing due to Digital
Whilst the world goes to hell in a hand cart with whole countries going bankrupt, let alone sectors such as banking, it might come as a surprise that customer publishing has just delivered 33% growth since 2006. The reason? E-publishing. Read more »
Healthy for Men announces strong debut ABC
Healthy for Men magazine, Holland & Barrett's 'brother' publication to the highly successful Healthy, the UK's best-selling women's health magazine, has announced a strong debut ABC figure of 62,687 (June-Dec '08), following closely behind the well established Men's Fitness magazine. Sales of Healthy for Men have increased by 40% over the past six months. Read more »
FIPP World Magazine Conference 2009
The PPA are in the midst of organising the FIPP World Magazine Conference 2009, which is being held in London at the beginning of May. APA has negotiated with the organisers a discounted special rate for all APA members. Read more »


text:
Alta's Photos
Alta hasn't shared any photos yet.
Alta's Posts
Alta Schaeffer Pearl was married to a Bob Moran. If it is the same Pearl Gillette, she had a son Eugene. I hope and pray this is the same family i been looking for Pearl did have a sister named Dorothea and they were both borned in minnesota.
Apr 13, 2006 · posted to the photo Pearl Gillette


text:
Teen Love Horses More Than She Should!Hardcore1624669 views
Scared To Death Of His Size!!!Amateur1556778 views
White Girl Barely Survive This Horror!Sex Tape1672070 views
The Most Fucked Up Video EVER!!Hardcore1429683 views
Backseat Fuck With Amazing TeenHardcore1372914 views
Mom Adore Daughters DoggyHardcore261890 views
Girl Banged Next To Passed Out Lil SisterTeens202833 views
Sleepy Teen Had A Very Rude AwakeningTeens89470 views
Knife Threatened Girl Brutally Fucked!Hardcore117031 views
Teen Lost A Bet With Her FriendSex Tape275046 views
Crazy Girls Literally Force Dude To FuckTeens107663 views
Mom Surprised Neighbors BoyOld and Young17475 views
Poker Party Turns Into Crazy Teen OrgyTeens30684 views
You Must Be Kidding Me!!!!?Hardcore40136 views
Making Big Mess Of Her Pretty Face!Amateur17613 views
Her Tiny Ass Will Never Be The Same!Hardcore27597 views
Amazon Savages Brutally Fucked Captured Woman In Jungle
There is only one way for these ladies to get out of the jungle alive.
If you like this video subscribe for new content and watch more similar videos in Hardcore category or try a little of this sex videos:
Should This Video Be Banned?!
This Video Should Have Never Been Made!
Recommended XXX Videos
I Couldnt Believe That GF's Mom Is Doing This
Every mom know how to easily seduce horny young boy!
Young Turkish Girl Losing Virginity
Finally one real innocent girl, with a lot of blood.
Finally I Convinced My GF's Little Sister To Show Me Her Pussy
But that wasn't all I had on mind when I lock the door...
Bring Birth Control if You Party With Her!
No condoms, no problem. We only invite the sluttiest of the sluts but leaving STD and baby free can't be guaranteed.
Who Need Doctor With Nurse Like This?
Patients in this hospital sure don't need one.
Young Stallion Is Waiting For His Turn
There is one horny stallion and one hot girl unsatisfied...
This Is What Happens When You Teasing Kid From Neighborhood
Teenager could cum in his pants many times watching brutal tease of damn hot busty MILF! And at end he can't handle it anymore!
Busty Mom Didn't Expect this From her Sons Friend
But dirty old slut didn't want to lose her chance to feel young hard cock again!
Drunk Chick About To Wake Up With A Dick In Her Mouth
He didn't have a doubt what to do with wasted girl.
First Time Touching Her Virgin Pussy
Teen girl fuck her boyfriend for the first time.
Teens Birthday Party Turns Into Wild Sex Orgy!
So young, so crazy and shameless... Nice to see ;)
Boy Invited His Girlfriend To Meet His Father
But she didn't know that everything what boy have, it belongs to daddy too.
This Is What Happens When You Tease Your CoWorkers
Young girl simply adore to tease new coworkers, but this time she cross the line...


text:
Skamania County failed to properly account for thousands of dollars in federal forest funds last year by not ensuring the money was spent in accordance with program guidelines, according to the Washington State Auditor's Office.
Roughly $200,000 of the $2.2 million the county received last year in federal forest money was tied to Title III, a program that may be used to reimburse counties for providing emergency services on federal land. The county used $41,544 to pay for patrolling federal forest land and public pre-planning and rescue coordination, which are not allowed under the grant's requirements.
Reauthorization of the Secure Rural Schools and Self-Determination Act in 2008 more narrowly restricted how Title III funds could be used, but Skamania County received no specific guidance on how the money could be used, the county said.
Last year, a General Accounting Office audit on the use of Title III funds indicated the U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management hadn't provided enough guidance to counties on the changes.
The federal agencies will update information about the Title III program on its website, according to the Forest Service.


text:
you are viewing a single comment's thread.
To suggest that BB&T was lucky due to the fact they lacked the knowledge or sophistication to participate in "exotic" investments is simply an uninformed and inaccurate statement. What I'd say is that it was precisely because they did understand the risks involved they chose to avoid these products. I worked for the company for 30 years and over that period observed John Allison, Henry Williamson, Ken Chalk, Scott Reed and Kelly King. Now I'll have to say toosmart that judging from your posts alone you don't impress me as one who could go toe to toe with John or Henry. BB&T has grown from a $350 million eastern NC agricultural bank to $175 billion multi-state franchise. Other than criticizing this organization, what have you accomplished?


text:
The county town of Hampshire which used to be a capital of England at some point has some great selection of food delivery restaurants (30 takeaways in total) if you fancy to stay in tonight. Don't miss the top rated takeaway in Winchester - Shaad Takeaway on the Stockbridge Road - there's more than 165 reviews for this Indian takeaway restaurant from previous customers and Wintonians. The city hosts one of the UK's largest and most successful farmers' markets, so the standards of good quality produce is high.
165 High Street, Winchester, SO23 9BA
|Terracotta Modern Chinese Cuisine
3 Eastgate Street, Winchester, SO23 8EB
|888 Chinese Takeaway
77 North Walls, Winchester, SO23 8DA
75 Stoney Lane, Weeke, Winchester, SO22 6EW
7 Wavell Way, Stanmore, Winchester, SO22 4EQ
|Domino's Pizza
Unit 2, 49 Upper Brook Street, Winchester, SO23 8DG
|Gourmet Rajah
47 Priors Dean Road, Harestock, Winchester, SO22 6JN
|Happy Pizza & Kebab
25 Garbett Road, Winchester, SO23 0NY
|Jade Garden
19 Stockbridge Road, Winchester, SO22 6RN Hampshire
|Lali Gurans Restaurant
17 City Road, Winchester, SO23 8SD
|Light of Bengal
7 Andover Road, Winchester, SO23 7BS
|Lucky Dragon
81 Stoney Lane, Winchester, SO22 6EW Hampshire
|Mumbai Spice @ The Rising Sun
14 Bridge Street, Winchester, SO23 0HL
|Mumbai Spice
8 St Georges Street, Winchester, SO23 8BG
|New City
5 Andover Road, Winchester, SO23 7BS
|New Golden Wok
14 Bournemouth Road, Chandler's Ford, Eastleigh, SO53 3DB
|Pizza Pan
3 Andover Road, Winchester, SO23 7BS
|Rimjhim Indian Restaurant
1-3 City Road, Winchester, SO23 8SD
|Ruby Reds
5 Jewry Street, Winchester, SO23 8RZ
|Sakura Japanese Restaurant
32 Jewry Street, Winchester, SO23 8RY
|Shaad Takeaway
17 Stockbridge Road, Winchester, SO22 6RN
|Shanghai Papa
8 St George Street, Winchester, SO23 8BG
|Stanmore Fish & Chips
1 Wavell Way, Stanmore, Winchester, SO22 4EQ
4 Black Swan Building, Southgate Street, Winchester, SO23 9DT
|Sun Valley
3 Andover Road, Winchester, SO23 7BS
19 Garbett Road, Winchester, SO23 0NY
|Texas Grill
4 Jewry Street, Winchester, SO23 8SA
|Wessex Tandoori
6a St Cross Road, Winchester, SO23 9HX Hampshire
|Winchester Kebab House
6-8 Stockbridge Road, Winchester, SO23 7BZ
|Wonderful Chinese
6 Bridge Street, Winchester, SO23 0HN
Rownhams / Portswood / Southampton / Heath House / Headbourne Worthy
Most restaurants in Winchester will be open late for service and will be open to have food collections as well as deliveries. indian takeaways in Winchester are the most popular type followed by chinese. The latest addition to this list was made on 24th March and it was Mumbai Spice @ The Rising Sun. The city of Winchester covers two postcode districts SO22 and SO23.


text:
Jeff Blake/Staff
Jessica Holland, a University of Georgia sophomore, hula hoops while tossing a Frisbee during Earth Day festivities Tuesday at Herty Field on the university's North Campus.
The Earth Day event, featuring music and exhibits, was sponsored by Students for Environmental Awareness.
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Wednesday, April 23, 2003.
Athens, GA ? Athens Banner-Herald © 2016. All Rights Reserved. | Terms of Service | Privacy Policy / About Our Ads | Content Removal Policy


text:
Comic books browse by: Shop category:
Artist Tony MooreAvailable series in store category "Comic books"
Tony Moore in the COMICLOPEDIA
"Tony Moore was born Michael Anthony Moore in Lexington, Kentucky, and is best known for his work on horror and science-fiction comic books. In 1996, he wsa selected to attend The Governor's School for the Arts as a visual arts. He studied drawing, painting and printmaking at the..." [ Read more ]


text:
1 Park near Val David, Quebec
Sainte-Agathe-des-Monts, Quebec 3.57 miles NW
Saint Jerome, Quebec 19.99 miles SE
Labelle, Quebec 29.67 miles NW
Terrebonne, Quebec 36.12 miles SE
1949 Rue Guertin Val David, Quebec J0T 2N0 (map) | (819) 322-2281
Sites: 100 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 1 Reviews
|Clean Restrooms:
|Clean Showers:
Jul 2008 - $30.00
Showers require coin and water not always hot. Showers very small and dark. Some very beautiful spots with a river fed large pond available for swimming. There is NO dump station. If you wish to dump you must pull into a site with sewers, dump there and pay a $5.00 fee. Owner speaks good English. - Gandalf


text:
The Square-Enix ☆ Fan Club
View Single Post
May 17th, 2012 (9:51 PM).
Find your niche.
Platinum Tier
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Beneath the sky.
Age: 20
Gender: Male
Nature: Calm
Posts: 2,530
First reaction was, who the heck is Benjamin Diskin? XD But I think I heard him as Harm in Young Justice (don't judge me) and his voice was okay-ish there. I don't know about YMX. And weren't they supposed to translate "Issho ni ikou." as "We'll go together." instead of "Come with me." for that scene at the end of the trailer? Why would they mess that up. D:
I sort of get that impression around the internet, surfing as my only basis.
I was reading a
blog post
about it.
Sigh. I pity your friend. Then again if I loved a franchise that much, had the dedication and money.
I see. I did like seeing the videos that described it, especially the gameplay. I'm not sure if the time-travel plot sounds entirely engaging but I guess I'll manage. And you're right, it really is all about getting there. I'll just pretend the ending didn't happen.
Also Known As:
View Public Profile
Send a private message to Cid
Find all posts by Cid
Find threads started by Cid


text:
Respond to Review of Rubyfruit Bakery and Cafe
by shirleene
Review: I really can't say enough good things about Rubyfruit. I've been here a few times, so I have tried everything from breakfasts to burgers and salads. I was also lucky enough to go along to a special event they had for valentine's day, which had three courses and a platter. Beautiful. The cheesecakes here are amazing and also the in-house baked goods (pies etc). Burgers are generous and salads are creative with fresh ingredients. Also, the coffee with hazelnut milk is great, This would be a good place to take non vegans and convert them!
You must login to post a response
Login | Register (see member benefits)
Login | Register (see member benefits)


text:
- Anonymous
- Germany, Couple, 31-40
- Novice Nomad
- 3 reviews
Adam is a very friendly & helpful guy. The rooms are simple but clean. You will be offered dinner at his place which was in our case a simple meal with soup as starter and an apple & orange as desert which was a little pricey as we though as there are plenty cheaper alternatives in Pamukkale to choose from (hence the value for money rating).
- Anonymous
- USA, Female, 18-24
- Novice Nomad
- 1 review
Wow. That's all I have to say. Aspawa is only a 5 minute walk from the travertines. Our room was comfortable, clean and secure, but BY FAR the best part about Aspawa was Adam and his wife, who might very well be the sweetest people I've ever met. Adam offered us hot tea at check in and postcards at check out, and the home-cooked dinner his wife made was affordable and ABSOLUTELY delicious.
Hostelworld Mobile Apps
Book on the go with the new Hostelworld mobile apps.


text:
Springtime by XeiArtWatch
©2011-2016 XeiArt
very lovely
Hi, I hope you don't mind but I've coloured this lineart and I was wondering if I could use it in my portfolio on my website and on DA? I would obviously give you credit and link back to your DA page (and if you have a website at all.) If not, dont worry, just let me know and I won't put it online. Cheers.
Oh, and please link it to me, I'd like to see your work
Yeah, sure as long as you link back!
I used your image to try out my Copics... Hope you like the result: :thumb308589714:
Just for the sake of being polite, may I color this?
Of course! Feel free, just credit me and link back to my DA if you post it anywhere. Also, link it back to me I'd like to see it!
I can't see the image when I click your link.
Unfortunately, dA is going to delete my colored version unless I get a written permission document from you.
sweet, all those details are awesome
This is lovely! I look forward to practicing my coloring with this! Thank you!
This is lovely, I would love to colour it one of these days especially since spring is so slow in coming here


text:
Respond to Review of CLOSED: Wynn Encore Hotel - Society Cafe
by calleylynn
Review: My husband and I both had the "Wynn Double Down Burger" which included 2 vegan patties, soy cheese, fries and a chocolate shake! One of the best burgers I've had and the shake was an amazing bonus!
You must login to post a response
Login | Register (see member benefits)
Login | Register (see member benefits)


text:
NEW YORK (AP) — Tiz the Argument got up in the final strides to nip Moon Philly by a neck Wednesday in the $80,000 Jameela Stakes for fillies and mares at Aqueduct.
Junior Alvarado guided the 4-year-old trained by Rick Dutrow to her fifth win in 11 starts. The time was 1:37.86 for the a mile on the first day of racing over the winterized inner track.
Tiz the Argument paid $4.60, $2.90 and $2.30. Moon Philly returned $4.20 and $3, and Check Point paid $3.10 to show.


text:
Passing of the CDB baton
Minister of Finance, Dr. Ashni Singh (back to camera) passing on the chairmanship of the Board of Governors of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) to Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis, Dr. Denzil Douglas at the closing ceremony of the bank's 44th annual meeting in Georgetown yesterday. (GINA photo)
Get the day's headlines from SN in your inbox every morning:
More in Photos
The comments section is intended to provide a forum for reasoned and reasonable debate on the newspaper's content and is an extension of the newspaper and what it has become well known for over its history: accuracy, balance and fairness. We reserve the right to edit or delete comments which contain attacks on other users, slander, coarse language and profanity, and gratuitous and incendiary references to race and ethnicity.


text:
Meal Type
Featured Videos
Featured Content
Featured Brand Sites
Product By Category
Tools & Info
Cooking Tips
Healthy Living
Your Kids
food&family Magazine
6 servings
Read MoreRead Less
Tap or click steps to mark as complete
Enjoy your favorite foods while keeping portion size in mind.
Prepare using VELVEETA Mild Mexican Pasteurized Prepared Cheese Product with Jalapeno Peppers.
* Nutrition information is estimated based on the ingredients and cooking instructions as described in each recipe and is intended to be used for informational purposes only. Please note that nutrition details may vary based on methods of preparation, origin and freshness of ingredients used.
the nacho's sound really good andI hope it will tast good you should really make more kids recipe's you know some kids love to cook and it is good for thier colleg and skills to get reddy for the real world like parenting and stuff like thaks for leting me share my opion.
My thirteen year old son made this and it was wonderful.


text:
41st Annual Blueberry Arts Festival
Friday, August 5 – Sunday, August 7, 2016
Always the First Saturday in August!
Blueberry Artist and Vendor Applications are available!
Click here for a PDF application to print out or here to apply online,
or stop by the Main Street Gallery to pick an application up!
2015 Blueberry Artists and Vendors
2015 List of Blueberry Artists and Vendors
Upper & Lower Parking Garage (map)
City & Church Parking Lots (map)
Questions? Contact Marni at firstname.lastname@example.com or 225.2211.
Blueberry Arts Festival Deadlines to Know!
FRIDAY, July 24
5pm – BLUEBERRY ART EXHIBIT DEADLINE, Main Street Gallery, 330 Main Street. Submit An open call exhibit in conjunction with the Blueberry Arts Festival. Open to artists of all ages working in any medium! Awards given for 1st-3rd Place Adult, Honorable Mention, 1st Place Youth, and People's Choice. Exhibit runs July 31-August 28, 2015. GET APPLICATION HERE.
5pm – KETCHIKAN'S GOT TALENT DEADLINE, This year during the Main Stage Extravaganza, Ketchikan will witness the vast talent of our community. Want to get in on the action? Click here to fill out your application now or stop by the Main Street Gallery, 330 Main Street. Up to $500 in awards! CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION!
2015 Blueberry Arts Festival Schedule of Events!
(Schedule subject to change.)
FRIDAY, July 31
2pm – BLUEBERRY PET & DOLL PARADE. Sponsored by Community Connections Early Learning Program. Open to kids of all ages! Dress up your favorite pets and dolls and meet in the city parking at the corner of Grant St and Main St. Our escorts, the Ketchikan Fire Department Pipes & Drums, will lead us to the new Fire Department for cookies provided by Wells Fargo and the Ketchikan Volunteer Fire Department.
3pm – BEST BLUEBERRY DISH CONTEST DEADLINE, Main Street Gallery, 330 Main Street (entries served at exhibit opening reception).
5-7pm – BLUEBERRY ART EXHIBIT OPENING, Main Street Gallery, 330 Main Street. GET APPLICATION HERE.
7:30pm – 17th ANNUAL GIGGLEFEET DANCE FESTIVAL, Kayhi Auditorium.
8am – REGISTRATION OPENS FOR FUN RUN: Front of Police Station, Grant & Main.
9am – FUN RUN: 1- Mile Children's Run (12 & under) and 5K Walkers, Presented by Ketchikan Running Club.
9:30am – FUN RUN: 5K & 10K, Presented by the Ketchikan Runners Club.
9:30am – SLUG WEIGH-IN for the Big Slug Contest! (12 & under) Methodist Church parking lot, Presented by the Alaska Department of Fish & Game with prizes from Ketch-i-kreatures!
9:30-11:30am – KIDS CRAFT TABLE OPEN, Miller Building Driveway, 426 Main Sreet. Make a blueberry or slug hat at the kids craft table!
10am-5pm – BOOTHS OPEN! 140+ artists and vedors! Vendor list will be posted after June 25th.
10am-5pm – BLUEBERRY ART EXHIBIT ON DISPLAY, Main Street Gallery, 330 Main Street.
10:30am – SLUG RACE (12 & under), Methodist Church parking lot, Sponsored by Alaska Department of Fish & Game with prizes from Ketch-i-kreatures!
10:30-12pm – INSTRUMENT PETTING ZOO, Main Street in front of the Main Street Gallery.
11-4pm – COMMUNITY ART PROJECT, Main Street. Everyone is invited to contribute to the community art piece, a large sculpture celebrating our local waters, so bring the scraps of plastic, metal, foam or other trash that you find left on our beautiful shoreline and help create a sculpture facilitated by Ketchikan's own Coast Busters!
11:30am – BLUEBERRY PIE-EATING CONTEST, Methodist Church parking lot. Thank you Bar Harbor Restaurant for the pies!
12pm – SHAKE, RATTLE & ROLL: PERCUSSION MAKING WORKSHOP & PARADE FOR KIDS, Miller Building Driveway, 426 Main Sreet.
12:30-4:30pm – MAIN STAGE EXTRAVAGANZA!
____12:30-1pm – Live Entertainment
____1-1:45pm – Pictionary
____(no pre-registration needed, just show up & be part of the fun!)
____1:45-2pm – Speed Wearable
____(no pre-registration needed, just show up & be part of the fun!)
____2-2:45pm – "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader?" Trivia Contest
____(no pre-registration needed, just show up & be part of the fun!)
____2:45-3pm – Speed Wearable
____(no pre-registration needed, just show up & be part of the fun!)
____3:05-4:30pm – Ketchikan's Got Talent!
3pm – GREAT BLUEBERRY BALL ROLL, Main Street, Presented by Ketchikan Youth Court. Purchase your blueberry ball at the KYC's booth.
4pm – BLUEBERRY BEARD & MUSTACHE CONTEST, Mike's Elbow Room. Can your facial hair compete for Best Artistic Presentation, Wild Man or People's Choice?
4pm – TOTEM POLE RAISING CEREMONY, Vigor Ship Yard, light refreshments.
6pm – TOTEM POLE RAISING CELEBRATION WITH TRADITIONAL NATIVE DANCING AND PROTOCOL, Ted Ferry Civic Center.
1:30-1:45pm – CHECK-IN FOR THE HANDMADE BLUEBERRY BOAT RACE, Thomas Basin. Be part of this new Blueberry Arts Festival event! Create a human-powered raft style boat and race it for fame and glory! Prizes for Most Creative, Fastest, and Most Likely To Sink, adult and youth categories. Race Time: Sunday, 2:00pm. CLICK HERE FOR REGISTRATION INFORMATION!
2pm – HANDMADE BLUEBERRY BOAT RACE BEGINS!, Thomas Basin.
3:30pm – ANNUAL BLUEBERRY ARTS FESTIVAL POETRY SLAM, New York Cafe.
7:30pm – 17th ANNUAL GIGGLEFEET DANCE FESTIVAL, Kayhi Auditorium.
Please join us in thanking our sponsors for the
2015 Blueberry Arts Festival:
2015 Pet & Doll Parade Sponsor: Community Connections Early Learning Program


text:
A photo book of the 100 year old schooner FAME that has been restored by the four time winner of the America's Cup Dennis Conner. Filled with 80 pages of photos and excerpts from stories recently published
Comment posted.
Log in or create an account to post a comment.
Jim Milton's 1934 Ford Pickup Truck Published March 17, 2013
Jim Milton's 1934 Ford Pickup Truck Published March 13, 2013
The Tibbitts/Rummelsburg Family Celebration Published August 02, 2011
St. Maarten's Heineken Regattas Published February 21, 2011
Chimaera Published July 07, 2010
2008 US Open Golf Championship Published January 04, 2009


text:
Download our free Treatwell app.
We expect Treatwell citizens to be polite and well mannered so if anything you see on this site causes you offence (profanities, unauthorised advertising, slanderous comments), please let us know and we'll look into right away.
Before you submit your report, have a read of our Community Guidelines to make sure the content of this review breaches them in any way.
If this is your business, see also our tips on dealing with negative feedback.
Unusual entry to Buffed but once inside, perfectly fit for purpose.
Nice touches - huge TV if you want to watch or listen to music, great choice of beverages and sweetie treats.
Marie is very friendly and thorough. Luxury manicure and pedicure both great. Especially liked that you can place your whole hand in the paraffin wax rather than it be painted on with a brush.
Have made another appointment already. :-)
If you've already registered with Treatwell, why not log in before reporting this content? If you log in we'll be able to get in touch with you once we've reviewed the content you're reporting.
If you're not a citizen, why not register now?
See also our tips on dealing with negative feedback.


text:
Articles in INDYCAR
Helio Castroneves now knows both sides of what it's like to play the fuel at Kentucky Speedway.
Denied a victory on the 1.5-mile oval when he ran out of fuel heading to the checkered flag in 2008, Castroneves collaborated with Team Penske president Tim Cindric on an ethanol-stingy strategy that won the IZOD IndyCar Series' Kentucky […]
Ed Carpenter on Friday afternoon won the pole for Saturday's IZOD IndyCar Series race at Kentucky Speedway.
Carpenter, driving part time for Vision Racing in partnership with Panther Racing, had a two-lap average speed of 217.933 mph.
It was the first pole ever for Vision.
"It's been an interesting day, the conditions changed a lot from this morning," […]
By John Sturbin | Senior Writer
Kentucky Speedway's 1.5-mile layout technically classifies it among the "cookie-cutter" intermediate superspeedways on the IZOD IndyCar Series schedule.
To open-wheel veteran Paul Tracy, however, Kentucky Speedway qualifies as uncharted territory. That will change Saturday night, when Tracy returns to the series with Dreyer & Reinbold Racing for the Kentucky Indy 300.
Tracy […]
Normally, I don't have anything to say about coverage of the IZOD IndyCar Series on VERSUS. That's because Charter Communications, my cable provider in Fort Worth, Texas, does not include VERSUS in either the basic or premium sports package to which I currently subscribe.
Used to get VERSUS for free, back when it was the Outdoor […]
By John Sturbin | Senior Writer
Having just lopped 36 points off Will Power's once-cushy advantage Saturday night, Dario Franchitti was asked to reassess his IZOD IndyCar Series championship chances with three races remaining.
"Trust me," Franchitti said, "I'll be pedaling as hard as I can."
Franchitti and his Target Chip Ganassi Racing team used a clever bit […]
Ryan Briscoe on Friday won the pole for this weekend's Peak Antifreeze and Motor Oil 300 IZOD IndyCar Series race at Chicagoland Speedway.
The Team Penske driver's speed was 216.346 mph.
"The car today was just spot on," said Briscoe, who won from the pole at Texas Motor Speedway in early June. "I didn't want to be […]
By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
Back during the days when American open-wheel racing was going through its civil war, then-CART driver Dario Franchitti didn't hide his dislike for driving really fast cars right next to concrete walls on oval race tracks.
Having raced on nothing but road courses during his career, that dislike of ovals was […]
Cory McClenathan powered his FRAM Dragster to a performance better than both ends of the current Top Fuel track record at O'Reilly Raceway Park at Indianapolis Thursday during Day 2 of testing for the 56th annual Mac Tools U.S. Nationals presented by Lucas Oil.
NHRA Full Throttle Drag Racing Series teams utilized the open test session […]
Conquest Racing has added Tomas Scheckter to its lineup for the IZOD IndyCar Series Peak Antifreeze and Motor Oil 300 at at Chicagoland Speedway.
The South African driver has 100 plus starts in the open-wheel racing series. Since his first Indy car race in 2002, he has gone on to claim 43 top-tens including a couple […]
Will Power led all but two laps in winning the IZOD IndyCar Series race at Infineon Raceway on Sunday afternoon. And the two laps he did not lead, he was pitting late in the race.
The victory was the fifth of the season for the Team Penske driver. It enabled him to pad his points lead […]


text:
ReviewsSee more content
The liberating new workout inspired by former drummers.
- Pussycat Dolls Workout
Enjoy a fun dance workout with the Pussycat Dolls.
- iTrain
Use that MP3 player for fitness. The iTrain will be music to your ears.
- Marina's High-NRG Fitness
Download these fast-paced workouts to your MP3 player to gain more from your gym time.


text:
The mission of The Commonwealth Fund is to promote a high-performing health care system that achieves better access, improved quality, and greater efficiency, particularly for society's most vulnerable, including low-income people, the uninsured, minority Americans, young children, and elderly adults.
Employer plans don't shield consumers from rising OOP costs as well as marketplace plans do https://t.co/I8pbzxLUvX https://t.co/16OpgXOMSl
Primary care doctors open up about the everyday joys and frustrations they're facing. https://t.co/HLZUaCsaLe https://t.co/HAdqEGwBDs
How might #medicalhomes help improve care for people with #mentalhealth issues? https://t.co/OETL0n7Tw7 https://t.co/INGaK1i1FU
© 2015 The Commonwealth Fund.All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy


text:
Images: 15th MEU finishes sustainment training in Djibouti [Image 2 of 5]
Courtesy Photo
U.S. Marines with the 15th Marine Expeditionary Unit, perform rifle qualification drills at Arta Beach, Djibouti, Dec. 18, 2012. The 15th MEU is deployed as part of the Peleliu Amphibious Ready Group as a U.S. Central Command theater reserve force, providing support for maritime security operations and theater security cooperation efforts in the U.S. 5th Fleet area of responsibility. (U.S. Marine Corps photo by Cpl. Richard P. Sanglap-Heramis)
This work, 15th MEU finishes sustainment training in Djibouti [Image 1 of 5], is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
Date Taken:12.18.2012
Date Posted:01.09.2013 04:06
Photo ID:811492
Size:9.19 MB
Location:ARTA BEACH, DJ
Gallery Images
Associated News
15th MEU finishes sustainment training in Djibouti


text:
|Guilmon at A-Kon 26, 2015!
|Guilmon at A-Kon 26, 2015!
Konichiwa, yo soy Amanda Vigil, I'm very crazy, random, loud, annoying, weird, stubborn & a child at heart! I'm very hyper & mostly random. I love imagination, I think its probably the MOST important thing in the world!
One of the best things I'm good at is art ♥ I love to draw, sketch, paint, create, capture, & all of the above! I'm also very talented in directing & editing videos.
Yesh, I have those "artistic eyes", I see art in almost everything I look at.
I've recently discovered a talent for creating things, such as cosplays, jewlery & basically 3D art. I'm new to the cosplay world & I love it ^w^.


text: Motorola has recently revealed specs of its first push-to-talk handset that has a full QWERTY keyboard, the Clutch i465. Boost Mobile will be the carrier to offer the new phone, but Moto didnt say for what price.This phone is tough. It meets military-grade specs and can stand up to solar radiation, vibration, shock and even dust. The Clutch supports messaging of all kinds including IMs, e-mails and text messaging


text:
As a fan, how many times have you reached for a foul ball at a baseball game? Most try to catch it every time. But few ever believed that this natural reaction could make a fan the scapegoat for the Chicago Cubs losing the 2003 NLCS series and missing out on a chance to play in the World Series.
On April 24, ESPN Films premiered "Catching Hell" at the BMCC Tribeca PAC as part of the Tribeca ESPN Sports Film Festival. "Catching Hell" is directed by Oscar-winning Alex Gibney and explores the psychology of die-hard sports fans. It also dives into the frightening phenomenon of scapegoating, which turned mild-mannered Steve Bartman into the most hated man in Chicago and a celebrated hero in South Florida.
Going into the theater, many of the movie-goers already knew about the fateful pop fly during Game 6 of the 2003 NLCS that bought Steve Bartman a place in sports history and gave Cubs fans someone new to blame for their cursed century without a World Series title. But Gibney's greatest achievement was in making the story more about human response and relationships than solely about baseball.
The audience seemed to sympathize with Bartman after viewing "Catching Hell," and many claimed that he did not deserve the negative backlash from Cubs fans, which included being showered with beer and obscenities.
When host Michelle Beadle asked audience members if they would have reacted the same way as Bartman, the overwhelming response was that they, too, would have tried to catch the foul ball. The four other fans who were sitting around Steve Bartman at the time all reached for it as well, but Bartman happened to be the unlucky person who made contact.
Steve Bartman did not agree to participate in the film, but Bill Buckner, who can relate to Bartman, spoke about the impact of having the Red Sox fans shun him for missing a ground ball in Game 6 of the 1986 World Series against the New York Mets. Buckner reflects, "I could handle [the jokes and laughter]. My wife was very upset. That hurt more than anything. Family was the most important thing."
The negative reactions affected Buckner to the point that in 1993, he moved away from Boston to protect his family and try to get away from the hysteria. Steve Bartman still tries to keep to himself these days, and it is unlikely that he will attend a Chicago Cubs game anytime soon.
To experience the "Catching Hell" red carpet and hear from all of the athletes who joined in the festivities, ESPN is producing a half-hour special devoted to sports and movies! The half hour show, which will air on ESPN2 on May 3 at 8 p.m. ET, will be hosted by Michelle Beadle and Chris Connelly, and it will pay homage to some of the best sports movies out there.


text: Me and my buddies have been riding together for a little while now. We have generic, solid color jerseys we bought at a sports store and wanted to put a team name on or something. I was wondering if Iron-on letters would ruin the fabric, or if there were another to make custom jerseys cheap?


text:
Oxygenation is an intensive treatment creme formulated with stabilized Hydrogen Peroxide and pure Lavender Oil. This cream revitalizes dull, sluggish skin, helps unclog pores and produces a clean, refreshed feeling. With daily use, skin is left with a healthy-looking glow. This formula is perfect for skin dulled by smoking, stress and aging.
We're sorry, there are currently no reviews for this product. Your input is important so please consider writing a review for any products you have had a chance to try. This will help others make an informed decision prior to purchasing.
Apply to entire face and neck, day or night.
This product can only be shipped to addresses within the U.S.
There are no DOT restrictions on the delivery of this item – you may elect to have this item sent through any of our delivery methods.


text:
- PeruRetailFunding via Asociación Arariwa
Carmen Jose...PeruPersonal UseFunding via Asociación Arariwa
AnaPeruArtsFunding via Novica
Pamela De La Flor
Pamela is extremely grateful to the Kiva lenders. Thanks to the assistance they have provided, she will be able to buy construction materials such as cement, tiles, gutters, and other items for making improvements to her home. This will allow Pamela to provide her family a better quality of life. She continues to strive toward fulfilling her greatest wish of studying for a Management degree so that she can help her family.
Pamela está muy agradecida con los prestatarios Kiva ya que gracias a la ayuda que le han brindado ella podrá comprar materiales de construcción como cemento, mayólicas, canaletas, entre otros para poder realizar mejoras en su vivienda y así poder ofrecerle a su familia una mejor calidad de vida y seguir luchando para poder hacer realidad su más grande sueño:" Poder estudiar la carrera de administración y ayudar a su familia".
Additional Information
More information about this loan
This loan is designed for people who have no access to financial services because they lack collateral or credit history, or run informal businesses. Caja Señor de Luren identifies these clients through a unique scoring system that evaluates their repayment capacity based on socio-economic and demographic indicators. The goal is to expand access to credit to vulnerable borrowers, empowering them to improve their income and living conditions.
About Caja Rural Señor de LurenCaja Rural Señor de Luren is a microfinance institution based in Ica in southern Peru that primarily promotes the development of the country's agricultural sector through lending. Today, it also offers credit for consumers, microenterprises and housing improvements, and has expanded its financial services to promote micro-savings and provide micro-insurance. This institution has been instrumental in helping borrowers recover from the devastating earthquake in the Ica region in 2007, and works with Peru's National Bank to reach some of the poorest and most remote microfinance clients in the country.
About Housing Loans
Many poor families cannot afford housing that meets their needs. When you make a housing loan on Kiva, you give people access to flexible capital to obtain or improve their homes. Better housing means better health, sanitation, and even educational outcomes for children. A house can also be much more for entrepreneurs who run businesses out of their homes. In this way, housing and small business loans on Kiva share a common purpose: to alleviate poverty and enable families to enjoy more stable lives.
About Peru
44View loans »
Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
- 8 months (Additional Information)
- Repayment Schedule
- Monthly
- Pre-Disbursed:
- Jan 22, 2013
- Listed
- Feb 6, 2013
- Currency Exchange Loss:
- Possible
- Ended:
- Sep 19, 2013


text:
Comedians Help Beat the Odds
Though comedians Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock were in the audience, it was Alexandra Wentworth cracking jokes at the Children's Defense Fund 20th anniversary celebration of its Beat the Odds program, which promotes the positive potential of youth.
"Children are the next generation, and when I look at my children, I think we're in trouble," she said.
She went on, "I do appreciate everyone being here, especially David Westin, who actually sent my husband [George Stephanopoulos] to Afghanistan. My children Eliot and Harper have the flu, and so do I. George missed a weekend of vomiting feverish meatballs. He kept calling, 'Oh, I wish I was there. Oh, General Petraeus, how are you?'"
Katie McGrath of First Tuesday Media was also in attendance, sans her other half, the filmmaker and TV producer J.J. Abrams. "He's on the last two weeks of "Super 8," which he has been shooting for six months," she said. "We all can't wait for that to be over."


text: Recently i was viewing some images of the black labrador dog at the google. On that i clicked on the last photo. When i clicked on it, a fake scan of fake antivirus started on the browser and it was not able to let me exit. It was telling me to download the fake antivirus. However, the Comodo which is installed on my computer took no action. Later when i visited the same site by using G-DATA antivirus it detected that virus. I want to know that why my comodo does not detected the virus.


text: i am using the windows XP and I have installed this recently. After installing the windows XP I have update it last night. After updating the windows XP mine system working very slowly and all of the programs are take long time to open and some time it wont opens. But when I look at the taskbar performance it shows 100% CPU usage. I have tried to solve this issue on some official sites. But I didnt have any suggest on this issue. Now I dont know how to solve this issue can anyone solves this issue and so that I can solve mien issue.


text:
$28.90 Sale Price $26.01 Members
$28.90 Sale Price $26.01 Members
$31.45 Sale Price $28.31 Members
$22.95 Sale Price $20.66 Members
$1,062.50 Sale Price $956.25 Members
$15.30 Sale Price $13.77 Members
$25.50 Sale Price $22.95 Members
$13.60 Sale Price $12.24 Members
$6.38 Sale Price $5.74 Members
$34.00 Sale Price $30.60 Members
$30.60 Sale Price $27.54 Members
Our specialists will help you select the perfect opera CDs and DVDs. They can also place orders for hard-to-find music while guiding you to the best recordings available.
Our personal shoppers have great gift ideas for every occasion. The Met Opera Shop offers a wide array of jewelry, apparel, home décor, and more. We also offer gift wrapping and will ship almost anywhere in the world. Please tell us what you need. We are here to help!


text:
The first seedling appeared the following day and the others quickly followed, even though it says 7-14 days on the seed packet. Perhaps this is because I started them off indoors. I've moved them outside now but bring them back in over night if there is a frost expected.
Kohl Rabi Sprouting
Brassica oleracea (Gongylodes Group)


text: I have a desktop which is installed with Intel DG43GT motherboard. I have purchased this video about three years ago and hence i would like to upgrade the Bios of this Motherboard. So i just ran the BIOS upgrade and rebooted the system. Everything seems to be running absolutely fine without any sort of error. Please tell me how to update the BIOS of the Intel DG43GT


text:
The Literary Platform online magazine explores the intersection of books and technology. We also have a dedicated consultancy team – TLP Collective – working at the heart of books and technology to help developers, publishers and literary organisations deliver digital projects successfully.
Our clients include the Royal Society of Literature, The Reading Agency, Heuristic Media, National Literacy Trust, Pan Macmillan, Faber & Faber and Simon & Schuster.
We work with academic institutions on research projects exploring the impact of technology on publishing, and create our own projects. For more about our recent projects click here.
The Literary Platform :: TLP Collective
CEO & Founder :: Sophie Rochester
"Working with The Literary Platform has been an excellent experience. The day was a success because of The Literary Platform's strong grasp of how to use online marketing tools and social media according to the type of publishing and crucially the size of company. Each delegate left the workshop with a bespoke action plan which they had devised with the support and advice of The Literary Platform and their publishing colleagues."
Simon Blacklock, Head of Faber Factory
"Not only are the team at The Literary Platform great at their job, but they fill every meeting and phone call with an energy and enthusiasm that money can't buy. They have helped us enormously in establishing a relationship with Apple and in the overall development of the company in the app market generally"
Richard Loncraine and Patrick Uden, Founders, Heuristic Media
"The work of the Literary Platform was absolutely vital in developing the content strategy for The Royal Society of Literature's new website. They gave us invaluable advice on the development of our multi-media content, integration of social media platforms and use of evaluation tools, as well as ensuring our online presence was original and in line with our brand. Their input led to a substantial increase in traffic and online engagement."
Rachel Page, Associate Director, Royal Society of Literature
Read more about Our Projects here.
"An inspiring browse around some of the innovative and collaborative experiments taking place in the exciting physical-to-digital realm."
Michelle Pauli, The Guardian
"The Literary Platform has put together one of the most interesting programmes for a digital publishing event to date."
The Bookseller (FutureBook Innovation Workshop)
"Less industry focussed than other websites devoted to this subject, the articles posted thus far are thought-provoking and wide-ranging."
Kate Pullinger, Writer
"A great digest of the best digital literary happenings."
Chris Meade, BookFutures
"The Literary Platform is a website after our collective story-loving hearts, covering the brave new world of modern story-telling on multiple platforms, in multiple formats."
The Gatekeeper's Site of the Week, Canongate
Follow us on twitter
Join our Facebook group
Join us on LinkedIn


text:
Stairway to Heaven
When I say the word "Zeppelin" – safety may not be the first thought that comes to mind…"Oh, the humanity" might…but these days the Zeppelin is not your grandfather's airship. In fact – a private company called Airship Ventures has set up shop – selling rides to tourists – at NASA' Ames Research Center – trying to prove their business model is more than hot air. Recently I caught up with the Zeppelin in the LA area – and it is some ride.
Watch my story from "This Week in Space" here.
Called-Out Comments All comments
Post your comment »
Post Your Comment
You must be logged in to post a comment
T/S Members
Log in with your True/Slant account.
Haven't Registered Yet?
Create an account to join True/Slant now.


text:
Key things you need to know aboutDr. Sewall:
Dr. Sewall's Experience
Research training, expertise and qualifications
Dr. Sewall's Care Philosophy
Dr. Sewall's Specialties
- Vascular & Interventional Radiology
- View all 2 Specialties and 2 board certifications
Procedures Dr. Sewall Performs
- Dialysis Access Procedures
- Endovascular Repair of Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
- See all 6 procedures
More About Dr. Sewall's Background
Hospital Quality
The right hospital is as important as the right doctor
- Adventist La Grange Memorial Hospital
- 5101 Willow Springs Rd
- La Grange, IL 60525
- Elmhurst Memorial Hospital
- 155 E Brush Hill Rd
- Elmhurst, IL 60126
9 Facts About Hospital Quality
Patients' risk of dying during a hospital stay for heart bypass surgery could be 87.4% lower, on average, at a hospital rated 5 stars compared to a hospital rated 1 star for that procedure. Choosing the right hospital is critical to your health. View Slideshow
Patient Satisfaction
Patients' feedback on their experience with Dr. Sewall
Likelihood of recommending Dr. Sewall to family and friends is 5 out of 5 5 1 1
See More Survey Results
8 Facts About Patient Satisfaction Surveys
Patient satisfaction surveys provide a standardized way of reporting about healthcare experiences. But there can be more than meets the eye when reviewing scores. Here's what you should know
Appointments & Offices
Check insurance plans, locations and make an appointment
Accepting new patients?
- Yes
- Vascular & Interventional Radiology
- Vascular & Interventional Radiology
- 911 N Elm St Ste 128
- Hinsdale, IL 60521
- (630) 856-7460
- Directions
- 5101 Willow Springs Rd
- La Grange, IL 60525
- (630) 856-6820
- Directions
7 Tips to Prepare for Your Appointment
The key to a successful appointment is communication. To get the most out of your visit, prepare ahead of time so you can lead the conversation with your doctor. These 7 tips will get you ready
Oops, you entered a bad link for Dr. Sewall!
The link you entered contains bad characters or identifiers. Please enter the link exactly as it appears in your email or text message.
Thank You
This confirms that we have received your survey about Dr. Sewall. Please note: Your insights will help other patients make informed decisions. Please note: it may take 1 business day for your survey response to appear.
Thank You
Our records show that you have already confirmed your survey for Dr. Sewall. Please note: it takes 24 hours for your survey results to show up on the doctor's profile.


text:
Posted: Friday 28th February 2014
Official music video by Angel Deesky performing Poly Boy Shine feat. Yung LB, Monsta Ganjah. 2014 Bashtown Music Group / F.M.G.
For the single, "Poly Boy Shine". Available Now!
iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/llpvqzu
Amazon Music: http://tinyurl.com/mlogvk6
Google Play: http://tinyurl.com/lgqglv9
Janine And The Mixtape – Hold Me x Pusha T [Official Audio + Video]
© Copyright 2014 Dawn Raid Entertainment, a Frequency Media Group Limited company.


text:
The next stage in the research project responded to concerns expressed in all agencies about how to best present their accountability information externally at the end of the funding year—in the form of an annual report directed within the core model of accountability to their primary constituencies but also designed within the more general model of accountability to reflect the interests of a broader set of constituencies. In essence, agencies wanted to know how best to 'tell their story', recognizing that effective accountability is effective marketing and that they all functioned in a competitive environment for resources, financial and human, and clients. The approach developed by the CCAF/FCVI 1 in Canada had been designed primarily as an annual reporting framework, and agencies had expressed interest in the insights from that framework used in the approach to general standards of accountability information across the cycle discussed in Chapter 5, and in the development of some of the specific components of the framework in dealing with costing and outputs/outcomes. So we undertook to offer a brief history of the approach, to offer a critique of the approach including the development of criteria for its use in annual reporting, and, finally, to make a proposal for using the approach in the light of the critique as a means of preparing annual reports.
The approach to performance reporting using 12 attributes proposed by the CCAF/FCVI in 1987 represented a creative and quite radical response to general frustration with limited progress in responding to the calls in the 1970s by the Auditor General of Canada for improved public sector accountability. The Auditor General's concerns related primarily to the non-commercial, that is, non-profit part of the public sector (public


text:
Transportation Department officials plan to spend $626,000 on a temporary repair for crumbling pavement on Interstate 795 between Wilson and Goldsboro.
The News & Observer of Raleigh reports the asphalt began cracking under light traffic just months after the road opened in 2006.
Highway officials have not said what is causing the problem on the state's newest interstate highway. They hope to come up with an analysis and cost of a long-term fix by the end of the year.
The newspaper reported a Transportation Department engineer in Wilson warned in 2003 that the 5 inch pavement would be too thin. But Transportation Department officials estimated the road would last 15 years.
Engineer Wendi Johnson said short-term repairs are designed to avoid potholes this winter.


text:
Recent building jobs in Pilning
Recent building jobs in Pilning
Added 5 years ago
Property RenovationAdded 5 years ago
roof/electrics/timber treatment/damp proof/replaster total house/new heating system oil/ new ceilings /new down stairs bath room refit.new flat roof on bath room.new on/suite.new kitchen.new inter...
Added 8 years ago
Property RenovationAdded 8 years ago
To make an opening between kitchen and extension added approx 20 years ago. Wall to be openned is about 1 foot deep, move an external window (planning agreed). Block up internal window and door. Pl...
Finding projects...


text:
Back in the mid-'80s, when John Branton first joined The Columbian, he ran into a larger-than-life, bellowing city editor by the name of Gregg Herrington.
"He scared me," John candidly admitted to a gathering in the newsroom this week.
Well, if Herrington really did scare him, I suspect it was the only thing that did in his stellar 26-year career as a Columbian reporter.
John has retired.
For much of John's tenure here, he was the night cops reporter. For many, this would be a thankless job.
He would be just beginning his shift when most reporters were wrapping up. And he'd be befriending pimps and prostitutes while other reporters were hanging with politicians. (Wait a second, not sure this contrast is working.)
Still, every day John worked his magic.
It was noted that John probably could have slid by with just covering those two-bit criminals. Endless police briefs. After all, he was virtually alone in the newsroom late at night.
But then, on a pretty regular basis, a major Sunday piece would surface. And I'd think, "Where did that come from???"
Well, it came from the fingertips and brain of John Branton. Always a meticulous reporter, John would methodically — almost painfully slowly to those who were on the other end of the phone — work his sources. And because his late-night hours were strange, that meant those with whom he spoke would have to keep strange hours, as well.
What resulted was great copy. Copy that had fewer errors than almost any other reporter around.
Just magic. Did I already say that? So what! It was worth saying again.
As for most of us toiling in the private sector, there is no fancy pension waiting for John at the end of his working career.
But he made an honest living at an honest job. He'll take a few bucks into his retirement days and the knowledge that he did something that mattered. Really mattered.
It also was great to see so many law enforcement types attend the little gathering we had for John a few days ago. As one of them said, "I didn't always like to read what John wrote, but I always thought he was fair."
I had a little fun with what John meant to us.
"He was the creator of crime stories, the master of ceremonies for misdemeanors, the Fellini of felonies. He is … John Branton!"
We shall miss you, my friend. We shall miss you.
o o o
I attended a little gathering today under this heading: Building a Culture of Dialogue.
It's a bunch of journalists, law enforcement officers, judges and attorneys getting together to talk about sensitive issues. Issues, as you might imagine, often crop up during high-profile crimes and court cases. And when that happens, ethical questions arise.
In the end — my view here — all of the professions believe there is a greater good that they deliver to the community.
Of course, for me, the free flow of information is always the most important thing. Let it all hang out, then let the public decide.
I'm just saying.
Lou Brancaccio is The Columbian's editor. Reach him at 360-735-4505, http://twitter.com/lounews or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Warm sunshine and hot chili brought out the crowds at Esther Short Park Saturday as sun-starved families reveled in perfect summer weather after a cool, wet spring that overstayed its welcome weeks ago.
The Vancouver Farmers Market, true to its name, overflowed with lettuce, spinach, cucumbers and blueberries. Hanging flower baskets and nursery plants adorned the stalls. Nearby, in the park itself, the 3rd Annual Vancouver Fire Fighters' Union Fire in the Park was under way, with a pipe and drum band, antique fire trucks and a firefighters' competition, a kind of slow-motion race in which volunteer firefighters competed to don heavy gear, hook up fire hoses and drag life-sized dummies to safety across Propstra Square.
But the highlight was the chili cook-off — nine recipes, each simmered for hours in 10-gallon batches and ladled from big pots at $1 per plastic tasting cup. Five restaurants and four firehouse crews competed this year, with proceeds going to benefit Share, which serves the hungry and homeless in Clark County. The chili feed raised $4,400 for the nonprofit organization.
The fastest chili to sell out was the Irish Korean chili, made with Guinness, the venerable Irish dry stout, and kimchee, the Korean condiment made from fermented cabbage and other vegetables. Yes, you heard right.
"The history of Irish and Korean hospitality goes way back," said firefighter and chef Frank Mazna of Vancouver Fire Station 5. "All the meats and vegetables in the dish are smoked. We had people coming back for fourths. People asked if we were going to bottle it."
In fact, the recipe was finalized just Saturday morning, Mazna said. "We do test runs year-round. We tweak the Guinness-kimchee ratio." A good ratio seems to be two bottles of Guinness to eight ounces of kimchee, he said.
The chili at the Camas and Washougal Professional Fire Fighters booth featured beer, Tapatío sauce and white jumbo onions as its main ingredients. It was running low by 2 p.m.
Foody Blues BBQ's "Red Spyder chili" featured beef brisket smoked for 12 hours, with green peppers and sweet Walla Walla onions. Foody Blues sells its wares at the Farmers Market and special events, managing without a bricks-and-mortar store.
Red's Roaring Chili, served by the Red Lion restaurant chain, boasted the classiest ingredients: Garlic chicken, white beans, roasted Anaheim peppers, smoked tomatoes, cilantro, cream and fresh lime.
Foody Blues won the Judges' Choice award. Vancouver Station 8 won best fire department chili and best fire department booth; the Red Lion won best restaurant chili and best restaurant booth.
The warm glow of chili merged with the bagpipe music as the afternoon passed. Families spread blankets on the grass. Katie Westre, the daughter of a fireman, was there with her three-old daughter, Aubrey, and two other children. Taking a pass on the chili, they had filled their plates with pad Thai noodles from the Farmers Market.
Camas Days
Meanwhile, in Camas, several thousand people lined Fourth Street on a perfect summer morning to watch the quintessential small-town parade, which literally started with a bang — a shot fired from a cannon — shortly after 11 a.m. The Camas Days parade featured vintage cars; rodeo royalty mounted on horses; and the Lacamas Shores Rain or Shine Umbrella Drill Team, which wowed the crowd with their bright orange bumbershoots — not that anyone needed them.
Bathtub races came later in the day, and a weekend-long street fair and beer garden, complete with live music, continues today.
Sip and Stroll
In uptown Vancouver, hundreds took part in Sip and Stroll, a late-afternoon and evening walk along Upper Main, Washington and Broadway, where they could taste wine and craft beer and peruse the merchandise at 38 downtown shops and restaurants.
Kathie Durbin: 360-735-4523 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
The Trix Rabbit basks in the media spotlight during a recent visit to Ridgecrest Elementary School. The General Mills spokesbunny was on hand to congratulate the school for being one of the top performers in the national "Box Tops for Education" fund-raising program. The school gets 10 cents for each General Mills' box top and has used the money to buy physical education equipment. Ridgecrest is continuing the fund-raiser, and anyone can donate to the effort. More information is available by calling the school at 354-4640.
Amarillo Globe-News © 2016. All Rights Reserved. Terms of Service | Privacy Policy / About Our Ads


text:
An Interior Trust Region Approach for Nonlinear Minimization Subject to Bounds
Permanent Linkhttp://hdl.handle.net/1813/6108
MetadataShow full item record
Coleman, Thomas F.; Li, Yuying
We propose a new trust region approach for minimizing a nonlinear function subject to simple bounds. By choosing an appropriate quadratic model and scaling matrix at each iteration, we show that it is not necessary to solve a quadratic programming subproblem, with linear inequalities, to obtain an improved step using the trust region idea. Instead, a solution to a trust region subproblem is defined by minimizing a quadratic function subject only to an ellipsoidal constraint. The iterates generated by these methods are always strictly feasible. Our proposed methods reduce to a standard trust region approach for the unconstrained problem when there are no upper or lower bounds on the variables. Global and quadratic convergence of the methods is established; preliminary numerical experiments are reported.
Date Issued1993-05
Cornell University
computer science; technical report
Previously Published As
Technical Report


text:
Woman in elder abuse case goes before judgeUPDATED 6:06 PM EDT Oct 12, 2012
Anastasia Olouch faces abuse of a vulnerable adult and other charges after the release of a disturbing video tape set up by the victim's daughter.
More Video
CommentsThe views expressed are not those of this site, this station or its affiliated companies. By posting your comments you agree to accept our terms of use.blog comments powered by Disqus


text:
NIce LAJ. I missed the racing last weekend, was in CA for work. Next weekend should be fun.
NIce LAJ. I missed the racing last weekend, was in CA for work. Next weekend should be fun.
It was beat the rain at The Rent training race night. We beat the rain, but I got crushed. A few laps in I found myself OTF with four others and a Cal Giant pro. I lasted two laps and was the first to drop when we were going 29mph into a 20mph headwind. A few laps later, and he was alone. He would lap me twice. I fell back into the field but of course everyone was attacking to try and catch him. I held my ground for a while, then went OTF with a few others. Took some good pulls, tried to recover but couldn't and went through the field and OTB. The field would lap me with 5 to go. I thought about pulling the plug but just decided to finish and sit up in the sprint.
It was insane. I'm small and pretty aero and it took 750w just to hang on the back. The rest of the race was 600-650w every 15 seconds or so.
You are a monster, Shovel.
"If you're riding less than 18 MPH up a 2% grade please tell people Coggan is coaching you."
My plan was to mark one of Aki's teammates, a Cat1 M40+, and he went with the pro. What I am finding with these races is that if the break is reasonable I can get a good workout but if it's crazy I blow up early and just riding around in the field isn't a good workout. Three weeks ago I was the aggressor. Last night I was the bug.
Racer Ex..."Don't know if the shop is under new ownership. If not feel free to shoplift stuff and break bottles in his parking lot."
Here are the results for the 5/21 PCSD TT I did. Better time than I thought, but still near the bottom. I have a way to go, and I know that. I'm fine with that, and I'm fine with improving. Interesting are the "notes". "Steep" position (doh!) and "non-aero" front wheel (doh!). Like an aero front wheel was going to help.
Racer Ex..."Don't know if the shop is under new ownership. If not feel free to shoplift stuff and break bottles in his parking lot."
I would not last very long at 750 watts but spiky power is not that uncommon in fast races. At the track, a rotating pace line behind the motor will generate 500 watt plus surges with each rotation.
Here is a power profile from <gasp> a Cat 5 crit I did in 2010 where I was 9th of 50. There are a lot of power spikes above 600 watts and a lot depends on gearing at the time. At higher cadences, the power spikes are less but if I am in a bigger gear and have to put in a couple of hard pedal strokes, the power will spike. Also, I think SRM's are better at picking up high power spikes and I think it has to do with the technology and sampling rate. And of course wind changes everything and makes a race harder and if the speed is fast, the power is going to spike a lot. I see that at the track motor pacing on a windy day.
ShovelHD, Nice racing as always and you are the bomb. Keep it up!
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. Aristotle
Cat: Killer
It shows you just how strong a domestic pro is. He is getting ready for Nature Valley. What I think about is the 12-15 guys that were able to spit me off the back at the 30 minute point. It is a wake up call. I'm significantly older than them. Still, I don't want to be "that guy" who just gets in the way.
Thank you all for your kind words.
Oh yes I will. It's only a matter of time. Nice work on the TT Sara.
Sara - Looks like you're in the same ballpark as other women your age. Nice result!
Demain, on roule!
My wife is the drug development global queen and the stuff that is in the pipeline and new concepts are totally amazing. The problem is time. It takes immense amounts of time to prove efficacy and safety. The kids being born today may see extended life span with excellent quality of life.
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. Aristotle
Cat: Killer
Hi all, thanks for the kind words about my TTT performance (or lack thereof ).
LAJ, nice job with your weekend races. I need to be fairly psyched to fight people for wheels. Out here and probably in Colorado, unless you're one of the strong guys, there are a bunch of Cat 3 types who are fighting to stay near the front, but not at the front. Unlike some of them, I really do have to go to work on Monday, so my inner voice will often say, "If it's that important to you..."
Good luck and race hard in your upcoming 55+ race.
sarals, nice result and interesting result sheet. I've never seen a promoter list the equipment and position of racers on the results sheet. I don't understand the 'position' descriptions as they only list steep and neutral. Is there a third descriptor for position?
Also, I saw that my "buddy" (Leonard) Harvey Nitz was in the race. I guess he's starting to race again.
shovelhd, it must have been a tough field and some really big efforts by you because I don't recall you ever writing about being OTB -- even in a mid-week race. 29 MPH into a 20 MPH headwind is crazy.
"Real men wear pink."
See my cycling photos at http://www.pbase.com/cleavel/bicycling
See my bikes at http://www.pbase.com/cleavel/mybicycles
Visit my blog at http://cleavesblant.wordpress.com/
Lightning Velo Cycling Club: http://www.lightningvelo.org/
White Plains Criterium, M55+/M60+, hot, sunny, 5th place. I was up with the sun to head down to Westchester for one of my favorite races, a tight half mile downtown criterium with nice crowds. Warmups didn't go well but the power seemed to be there. There were a couple of guys that I knew would be aggressive, and they did not disappoint. I couldn't let either of them get away without me with them. We did get gaps several times but one of the M60+ riders kept dragging the field back up to us. We really needed a third rider. So it came down to the sprint and I just screwed up. I wasn't in the right position with 2 to go and I didn't fight hard enough to get there. I could make a ton of excuses but I won't. I just screwed up.
P/1/2/3, finished in the field. I was in no mood to crush myself so I rode around in the field with a few people I trusted. Got a good workout and enjoyed myself.
ShovelHD, Yawza Yawza Yawza.
We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit. Aristotle
Cat: Killer
Nice, shovel!
Sonic Boom MW45+ 3rd/11 - but that doesn't tell the real story. I was dropped.
We raced with the MW 35+, 23 of us total. This was CO masters crit champs. L shaped course, with the final corner downhill to uphill, medium to narrow with 2 brick cross walks and some marked broken pavement. Uphill finish, uphill 2nd leg, then slightnly down, chicane, and a down hill into the nasty last corner.
The two races before mine had ambulance-requiring crashes in the last corner and I went into it scared and lacking confidence. I left too much space in that corner every time and had to chase back on every time. Made the initial split, but got spit out after the 2nd prime ramped the pace up and I couldn't keep doing the repeated accelarations. I was joined OTB with an ex team mate, we worked together the remainder of the race, gained some ground at one point (the pack must have sat up) and then re-lost it. She tried to shake me on the last uphill but I managed to stick to her, I had a sprint plan in place, but as we rounded the second to last corner we saw the marshals waving us to slow down - big crash on the exit of the last corner (where all the other ones had been). So my exTeamie and I ended up 2nd/3rd, 1st was in the crash but managed to get up and get to the finish line before us. I didn't even sprint, I was looking for downed-teamies.
shovel - Great result, even if not perfect.
valygrl - Heckuva way to podium, I know it's not the way you wanted to. Hope the other ladies were just scraped up a bit. 12 taken out by the crash, more than half the field?
Demain, on roule!
Definitely not how I want to podium, hope that goes without saying.


text:
The Rider's International Fleece Exercise Rug is ideal for keeping muscles comfortable while warming up or cooling down on cold days. Made of anti-pill polyester fleece, this quarter sheet is lightweight, breathable, wickable. A hook-and-loop wither closure makes for easy on/off. Customize yours with a monogram!
Exquisitely crafted, this Saratoga Custom Wool Dress Sheet presents a great look as it keeps your horse warm. It's made of luxurious, hard wearing 26 ounce melton wool and finished with leather front closure with a brass buckle. Allow 1-2 weeks for delivery time; increase time by 1-2 weeks for a monogram.
The Saratoga Custom Diamond Knit Dress Sheet provides protection from ringside dust while also also cooling your horse. A very classic dress sheet that offers superior fit and stays secure. Diamond knit material helps wick sweat and moisture for rapid cooling. Treated with 3M Scotchgard™ to help resist stains. Allow 1-2 weeks for delivery; allow 1-2 additional weeks for a monogram.
The Saratoga Oasis Summer Dress Sheet is tailor-made for warm weather. In Oasis lightweight mesh fabric, this dress sheet allows air circulation while it protects your horse's coat from insects, dust and sun-fading rays. This summer sheet is treated with 3M® Scotchgard® to resist stains so it always looks great at ringside. Allow 1-2 weeks for delivery. If you add a monogram, allow an additional 1-2 weeks.
Exquisite and warm, the Saratoga Custom Wool Riding Blanket is made in America of luxurious 26 oz. Melton wool. This custom exercise rug includes basic web tail cord and trim. Allow 1-2 weeks for delivery; 3-4 weeks if you add a monogram.
Designed to wick moisture, speed drying and stay clean, the Centaur® ThermaDry™ Stable Sheet is effective in protecting your horse from chills. A tight knit resists trapping hair, debris and stains to maintain a fresher look. This sheet secures with a double hook-and-loop front closure, single surcingle, adjustable leg straps and tail cord.
This Triple Crown Custom Regular Neck Rain Sheet features a 100% waterproof nylon outer shell with a lightweight lining. This sheet will keep you horse dry and is great for layering. Your rain sheet can be customized in the colors of your choice.
Made of waterproof nylon, this Triple Crown Custom Extended Neck Rain Sheet offers your horse complete coverage at ringside. This rain sheet has a lightweight lining and a two-buckle front closure. Allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.
This Triple Crown Custom Heavyweight Wool Dress Sheet looks as great as it performs. Superior wool blend lies beautifully on your horse for a finished look. Choose the body color, trim color and piping color. Many custom options including monogramming are available.
This Triple Crown Custom Wool Dress Sheet features lightweight melton wool and the quality construction that's made the Triple Crown line so popular with equestrians. Choose body, trim and piping colors. Allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.
The Upland Irish Knit Anti-Sweat Sheet in fashionable colors is an economical value. Perfect for drying your horse after a bath or after a long ride in chilly weather.
The Upland Scrim Sheet provides light mesh protection from dust and flies to keep your horse and tack clean and calm at ringside.
The Upland Scrim Sheet has an updated design for even better dust and pest protection! Perfect at ringside or in a stall, this scrim sheet is made of polyester mesh with front surcingle closures, belly surcingle and d-rings for leg straps.
Your horse will appreciate the plush thickness of the Upland Towel Touch Anti-Sweat Sheet just as much as you appreciate a luxurious towel. This distinctive anti-sweat sheet features a cotton towel outer and a fleece lining to wick away wetness while preventing chills.
The Weatherbeeta Rain Sheet is a must for your next event! This lightweight, waterproof rain sheet keeps both your horse and tack dry. Styled with a quick, easy front closure system, single belly surcingle, slots for stirrups, a bridle loop and a tail cord.
Dover's Wool Dress Sheet provides the look of a custom dress sheet at a budget-friendly price. Naturally wicking wool offers just the right amount of warmth and just the right look for special occasions. This horse sheet is detailed with trim, piping, a braided hip ornament, tail cord, leather buckle and hidden surcingle.
This Blue Ribbon Custom Lightweight Wool Dress Sheet is well crafted in quality, lightweight wool. It's has a leather front closure, removable belly strap, braided tail cord and hip ornament. Choose the body, trim and piping colors. Allow 4-5 weeks for delivery; increase time by 1-2 weeks if you add an optional monogram.
This item is the custom order form only. Click on the PDF below to view custom options.
The Custom Wrap Around Rain Quarter Sheet by Blue Ribbon Blankets is ideal for wet, drizzly days. Made with a 420 denier, water-repellent outer and a cozy plaid flannel lining, this exercise sheet is easy to put on and take off with its hook and loop closure. Choose your horse's blanket size, body color, trim color and piping. Allow 4-5 weeks for delivery; add 1-2 weeks for a monogram
The WeatherBeeta Fleece Combo Neck Cooler is lightweight and warm. Made of anti-pill polyester fleece with nylon lining in the shoulders and along top of neck. Twin chest straps, 2 heavy-duty hook-and-loop neck closures, low cross surcingles, crown strap and tail cord.


text:
If you have questions about orthopedic surgery, we have answers. Simply e-mail us through our Contact Us Form (be sure to select "Orthopedic Surgery" underneath the Comment section).
If you scheduled your hip or knee replacement surgery at the Marjorie G. Ernest Joint Replacement Center of Excellence at Capital Health Medical Center – Hopewell, we invite you to sign up for one of our preparation courses led by our orthopedic-trained Magnet nurses.
"Miracles do happen and this one happened at Capital Health."
Inspect your incision every day. You may gently wash your incision with soap and water. Notify your doctor right away if you have a fever of 101 or if your incision becomes red, hot, or has any drainage.
Inform your dentist or doctors before having any procedure such as teeth cleaning or a colonoscopy. You may be prescribed antibiotics to prevent an infection from developing at the site of your new joint.
Capital Health is a 501(c)(3) organization.


text:
John WilliamsShared publicly -
This is exactly what was forecast with more online spying laws.
Clearly more laws are needed; eh politicians?
Clearly more laws are needed; eh politicians?
A new survey has revealed that young people are responding to tough legislation and increasing levels of online spying by investing in VPN services. The study, carried out by the Cybernorms research g...
Add a comment...


text:
Subscribe Now
and get a free year of girls' lifeclick here
Meanie: California cruel
Back in 4th grade I had a super short hair cut. I was mistaken for a boy many times. I was not bothered with the annoying comments from boys because I had enough friends as it was until one day... We were sitting at lunch and this really, REALLY mean boy, who would always make fun of me, overheard me talking about being from California and yelled, " Eww, you're from California?! But aren't Cali girls hot??"
Love this post? You'll heart these too...


text:
Supplies a proprietary blend of herbs and herbal extracts to support healthy GI function.
These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). These products are not meant to diagnose' treat or cure any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before starting any exercise or nutritional supplement program or before using these or any product during pregnancy or if you have a serious medical condition.
Serving Size: 1 Capsule
Amount Per Serving / % DV
Proprietary Blend 500mg
French Tarragon (Artemisia dracunculus) (leaf)*
Indian Tinospora (Tinospora cordifolia) (stem & root)*
Horsetail (Equisetum arvense) (whole herb)*
Thyme (Thymus vulgaris) (leaf)*
Pau D' Arco (Tabebuia impetiginosa) (inner bark)*
Stinging Nettle Extract (Urtica dioica) (root)*
Olive (Olea europaea) (leaf)*
*Daily Value not established.
Other Ingredients:
Capsule shell (gelatin and water)' cellulose and magnesium stearate (vegetable source).
One (1) to two (2) capsules taken twice each day immediately before breakfast and lunch as a dietary supplement or as otherwise directed by a healthcare professional.
Keep out of reach of children.
Store in a cool' dry area.
(Caution: Not recommended for pregnant or lactating women).
Allergy / Dietary Needs
- Dairy Free
- Gluten Free
Ratings & ReviewsReview This Item
Overall Rating for FC-Cidal - 100 Capsules
Displaying reviews 1-4 of 4
By Jill
from Andover, MA
out of balance?
I used this product coupled with caprin and a.d.p. all from the same company major change and very quickly. All for the gut and to change the balance..well worth it.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By Ciara
from Pittsburgh, PA
Recommend for Candida!
FC-Cidal by Biotics Research was recommended for Candida by my NTP and works wonders!
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By Lori
from Chicago
Great for Candida and dysbiosis.
FC- Cidal by Biotics Research is a wonderful herb that helps with bloating and indigestion. I have been taking it for three months.
Low cost and trusted company.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
By Sherye
from Crest Hill Il
FC - Cidal
My Doctor prescribed me with FC-Cidal by Biotics Research and I have been taking it and have had no problem with the medication as before I have had problems with other medications.
√ I would recommend this item to a friend.
Displaying reviews 1-4 of 4
Questions About This ItemAsk a Question
Please ask any questions you may have about this specific product in the field below.
Your question(s) and our corresponding answer(s) will not be confidential and will be posted publically on this specific product page.
Additionally, PureFormulas is unable to directly recommend products in relation to specific health conditions. Please contact your trusted healthcare practitioner for direct product recommendations.
If you have any general questions regarding orders or our policies and programs, please contact our Customer Happiness Team @ 1.800.383.6008
If you are pregnant, nursing, taking any medications or have any medical condition, consult your doctor before use. Your healthcare professional is the best source for guidance before beginning an exercise or nutritional supplement program.


text:
COOS BAY, Ore. (AP) — Oregon authorities say a Coos Bay-area mobile home fire that killed two women and left a man in critical condition likely started because of smoking in bed.
In a bedroom where the fire apparently started Sunday, firefighters found the bodies of 67-year-old Elaine Lowry and 56-year-old Diana Hammans of Lakeside. The World newspaper reports that Lowry lived at the home and Hammans was spending the weekend.
Coos County District Attorney R. Paul Frasier says the women apparently died of smoke inhalation. Hospitalized with smoke inhalation was 69-year-old Charles Mitchell, who also lived at the house.
Fire officials say the mobile home had working smoke detectors.


text:
Man, 23, arrested in drive-by shooting
Published: Friday, August 15, 2014 at 11:37 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, August 15, 2014 at 11:37 a.m.
A man who police believe fired shots at a northwest Ocala residence earlier this week has been arrested.
Curtis O'Neal "Bear" Goodman Jr., 23, faces two counts of attempted first-degree murder and charges of shooting into an unoccupied dwelling, possession of a firearm by a convicted felon and carrying a concealed firearm, according to the Ocala Police Department.
Members of the Marion County Sheriff's Office Drug Interdiction Unit stopped the vehicle he was in because of an alleged traffic violation near Mile Marker 350 on Interstate 75. The deputies found that Goodman had an outstanding warrant obtained by OPD.
While searching the vehicle, deputies reported finding a handgun that had been near Goodman. He was taken to OPD for questioning and then to the Marion County Jail.
Police said Goodman was wanted for a shooting Monday in the 1900 block of Northwest Second Street. A man told police he was sitting on his porch when a newer model silver Acura passed his residence and someone pulled out a gun and fired shots at him and another man. A woman also said she heard the shots.
A police officer found several bullet holes on the outside of the home. Evidence technicians recovered shell casings.
Detective Mary C. Brewton learned that the shooting might have been in retaliation for an earlier, unreported shooting in which Goodman was the target.
Brewton, through her investigation, identified Goodman as the shooter in Monday's incident and obtained an arrest warrant.
Goodman has prior convictions for other crimes, including robbery by sudden snatch, improper exhibition of a firearm and dealing in stolen property, according to court records.
Reader comments posted to this article may be published in our print edition. All rights reserved. This copyrighted material may not be re-published without permission. Links are encouraged.