text:
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – Looking to become just the second repeat winner in Groza history, Tulane senior Cairo Santos headlines the thirty-player Watch List for the 2013 Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker Award, as announced by the Palm Beach County Sports Commission.
Santos won the 2012 Groza with the first 21-for-21 field goal season in FBS history. If he defends his title, he would join former Florida State kicker Sebastian Janikowski (1998 & 1999) as the only players to win multiple Grozas. In addition to last year's winner, 10 other semifinalists from last season return, including San Jose State sophomore Austin Lopez, whose 17-for-17 season made him the only other kicker to stay perfect on field goals with at least one attempt per game.
Coming just short of perfection, all eight returning kickers who attempted at least 10 field goals and connected on better than 85% make the Watch List: Northwestern senior Jeff Budzien (95%), Clemson senior Chandler Catanzaro (94.7%), Eastern Michigan sophomore Dylan Mulder (90.9%), Boston College senior Nate Freese (90%), Colorado State junior Jared Roberts (90%), Michigan senior Brendan Gibbons (88.9%), Oregon State junior Trevor Romaine (88.9%) and Duke sophomore Ross Martin (87%).
Moving from accuracy to volume, all eight returning kickers who converted at least 20 field goals were also part of the Watch List: Toledo junior Jeremiah Detmer (24), Rice senior Chris Boswell (23), Notre Dame junior Kyle Brindza (23), TCU sophomore Jaden Oberkrom (22), Santos (21), Virginia Tech senior Cody Journell (20), Martin (20), and Vanderbilt senior Carey Spear (20).
Kickers on the Lou Groza Award Watch List were chosen based on statistics from the 2012 season and 2013 expectations. Ten conferences are represented among the 30 kickers, led by four each from the ACC, Big Ten, Conference USA and the MAC, while the Mountain West placed three representatives. The American, Big 12, Pac-12, SEC and the Sun Belt each had two kickers recognized, along with independent Notre Dame. While the Watch List highlights thirty of the best returning kickers in the country, Santos, who was not on the 2012 Watch List, stands as proof that the Groza Committee will be watching all FBS kickers during the season, and releasing a weekly "Stars of the Week" feature on lougrozaaward.com.
Accomplishments are tabulated throughout the season and the Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker Award will announce its 20 semifinalists on Monday, November 4th. From this list, a panel of more than 300 FBS head coaches, SIDs, media members, and former winners selects the top three finalists for the award by Monday, November 25th. That same group then selects the national winner, who will be announced on Thursday, December 12th during the Home Depot College Football Awards, broadcast live from Orlando, Fla.
The 22nd Annual Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker Award, presented by the Orange Bowl Committee, recognizes the three finalists during an early week celebration in Palm Beach County, culminating with a gala awards banquet on December 10th, prior to joining ESPN in Orlando.
The Award is named for National Football League Hall of Fame kicker Lou "The Toe" Groza, who played 21 seasons with the Cleveland Browns. Groza won four NFL championships with Cleveland and was named NFL Player of the Year in 1954. Although an All-Pro offensive lineman as well, Groza ushered in the notion that there should be a place on an NFL roster for a kicker.
For more information on the Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker Award and to see the "Stars of the Week" throughout the season, please go to lougrozaaward.com. For even more updates on the best kicking performances throughout the season, follow @LouGrozaAward on Twitter.
2013 Lou Groza Award Watch List (In Alpabteical Order)
Chris Boswell – Rice
Class: Senior - Hometown: Keller, Texas
A semifinalist for the Groza in both 2011 and 2012, Boswell was the nation's top kicker from long distance last season. His six field goals from 50 yards or longer were the most in one season by any FBS kicker since Colorado's Mason Crosby in 2004. He enters the year 20 field goals away from becoming Conference USA's all-time leading field goal kicker.
Kyle Brindza – Notre Dame
Class: Junior - Hometown: Canton, Michigan
The Fighting Irish have been playing football for 125 years, but look in the record books and it's Kyle Brindza's name atop the kicking lists. His 23 field goals last season were the most in school history, as were his 97 points. He also matched the school record with his five field goals against rival USC.
Jeff Budzien – Northwestern
Class: Senior - Hometown: Hartland, Wisconsin
A 2012 Groza semifinalist, Budzien's 19-for-20 season set the Northwestern record for highest field goal percentage. He paired that with a perfect 50-for-50 extra point campaign that extends his streak to a still-active 101 straight PATs. Budzien was named first-team All-Big Ten by the conference's coaches, the first Northwestern kicker to receive the honor since 1997.
Chandler Catanzaro – Clemson
Class: Senior - Hometown: Greenville, South Carolina
A semifinalist for the Groza in both 2011 and 2012, Catanzaro's 94.7 field goal percentage was the fourth-best mark in the nation last season. Since walking on as a freshman, he has started and scored a point in every game Clemson has played, most recently kicking a last-second field goal to beat LSU 25-24 in the 2012 Chick-Fil-A Bowl.
Brian Davis – Arkansas State
Class: Senior - Hometown: Brentwood, Tennessee
A 2012 Groza semifinalist, Davis became the first player in Arkansas State history, regardless of position, to top 100 points scored in a single season, thanks to his 17 field goals and school-record 53 extra points. He earned Groza Star of the Week honors with a 5-for-5 performance, one of 11 multiple field goal games in his career.
Jeremiah Detmer – Toledo
Class: Junior - Hometown: Hilliard, Ohio
Detmer's school-record 24 field goals last season were the most by any kicker who returns to college football in 2013. He got better as the year went on, connecting on each of his final 17 field goal attempts, including a 5-for-5 performance against Cincinnati.
Nick Diaz – Utah State
Class: Junior - Hometown: Redondo Beach, California
Despite only playing in Utah State's final seven games of the season, Diaz still finished second on the team in points scored, averaging 10 per game. Called into action in the middle of the season, Diaz stepped in and booted a 53-yard field goal on his first career attempt for the Aggies.
Mitch Ewald – Indiana
Class: Senior - Hometown: Naperville, Illinois
At 44-for-55 for his career, Ewald is Indiana University's all-time field goal percentage leader, and the eighth most accurate active kicker in the nation. He's been even better in conference, going 29-for-35 in Big Ten games. He had connected on 100 straight PATs before his first career miss last season.
Nate Freese – Boston College
Class: Senior - Hometown: Strongsville, Ohio
One of just six kickers in FBS last season to pair double-digit field goals with a 90% accuracy rate, Freese was perfect on all 16 attempts within 40 yards. He also converted all 24 extra points for the Eagles, and is now 74-for-76 on PATs in his career.
Andrew Furney – Washington State
Class: Senior - Hometown: Burlington, Washington
Furney's 60-yard field goal against Eastern Washington was the longest of the season by a full-time placekicker, and the second longest in both Washington State and Pac-12 history. He closed out the season with a 3-for-3 performance that included an overtime winner to give the Cougars the Apple Cup. He was a semifinalist for the Groza in 2011.
Brendan Gibbons – Michigan
Class: Senior - Hometown: West Palm Beach, FL
A 2012 Groza semifinalist, Gibbons furthered his reputation as one of the country's top clutch kickers with a game-winner against Michigan State and a last-second field goal against Northwestern to send the game to overtime. In 2008, he was a co-winner of Palm Beach County's High School Placekicker of the Year, also presented by the Lou Groza Award.
Warren Harvey – East Carolina
Class: Junior - Hometown: Greenville, North Carolina
In his first season kicking for the Pirates, Harvey led the team in scoring thanks to 15 field goals and a perfect 50-for-50 extra point campaign. The latter mark includes eight PATs in a double-overtime victory over Marshall. He finished the season making 13 of his final 14 field goal attempts.
Michael Hunnicutt – Oklahoma
Class: Junior - Hometown: Richardson, Texas
A 2012 Groza semifinalist, Hunnicutt led the nation with 10 field goals between 30 and 39 yards last season. In the Sooners' win over Oklahoma State, he came up big with a season-high three field goals, including his season-long 45 yarder, and converted a PAT with four seconds left to force overtime.
Cody Journell – Virginia Tech
Class: Senior - Hometown: Ripplemead, Virginia
From start to finish, Journell came up big in big situations for the Hokies last season. In Virginia Tech's season opener, he hit a 41-yard field goal as time expired to force overtime and then hit the game-winner shortly after. In the regular season finale, he hit a 29 yarder as time expired to top Virginia. Then in the Russell Athletic Bowl, he closed out the season with yet another overtime winner.
Ty Long – UAB
Class: Junior - Hometown: Roswell, Georgia
In two seasons as the UAB placekicker, Long has yet to miss from within 40 yards, but it was from distance that he put his name in the record books, booting the longest field goal in Blazers history with his 54 yarder against Ohio State. Later in the year, he hit from 53 yards, giving him the top two spots in the school record book.
Austin Lopez – San Jose State
Class: Sophomore - Hometown: Euless, Texas
A 2012 Groza semifinalist and Freshman All-American, Lopez was a perfect 17-for-17 on field goals, bested only by Groza Award winner Cairo Santos' 21. No other kickers with even a dozen attempts stayed perfect all season. He became the first Spartan freshman to top 100 points in a season, and set the school record for kick-scoring.
Ross Martin – Duke
Class: Sophomore - Hometown: Solon, Ohio
A 2012 Groza semifinalist, Martin excelled on every level for the Blue Devils. The true freshman set the school record for points in a season with 106. He was one of only ten kickers in the country, and the only freshman, to be perfect on multiple attempts from 50 or more yards. His 87% accuracy rate was also one of the ten best marks in FBS.
Mike Meyer – Iowa
Class: Senior - Hometown: Dubuque, Iowa
A semifinalist for the Groza in both 2011 and 2012, Meyer has converted his last 81 extra point attempts dating back to 2010, topping the school record of 60 set by 2002 Groza Award winner Nate Kaeding. He had a pair of massively important four field goal games last season, in Iowa's 18-17 win over Northern Illinois and the Hawkeyes' 19-16 double overtime victory over Michigan State.
Tony Miliano – Cincinnati
Class: Junior - Hometown: North Bend, Ohio
Miliano was third among returning FBS kickers with seven field goals from 40-49 yards out. The Bearcats offense also kept him busy with PAT duties, going 7-for-7 on extra points in back-to-back games and converting multiple PATs in all but one game. He scored a season-high 12 points in the Belk Bowl, going 2-for-2 on field goals and converting 6 more extra points.
Dylan Mulder – Eastern Michigan
Class: Sophomore - Hometown: Saline, Michigan
Stepping in three games into the season, Mulder finished the year with the sixth highest field goal percentage of any FBS kicker with at least 10 attempts. He posted three double-digit scoring games, including a 3-for-3 performance in EMU's 29-23 win over Western Michigan.
Jaden Oberkrom – TCU
Class: Sophomore - Hometown: Arlington, Texas
A 2012 Groza semifinalist, Oberkrom finished the year as the nation's leading freshman kicker in both field goals and total points. No kicker in FBS football put more field goals through the uprights from beyond 30 yards than his 19. His 42-for-42 extra point performance ranks as the most in TCU history without a miss.
Cody Parkey – Auburn
Class: Senior - Hometown: Jupiter, Florida
Not only did Parkey set his career-long with a pair of 46 yard field goals, he never missed from within that distance all season. That includes extra points, as he's now working on a streak of 51 straight PATs. In 2009, he was named Palm Beach County's High School Placekicker of the Year, also presented by the Lou Groza Award.
Kaleb Patterson – Miami (Ohio)
Class: Sophomore - Hometown: Duncan, South Carolina
A true freshman last season, Patterson stepped in and led the RedHawks in scoring with 68 points. He came up big in Miami's 23-20 win over Ohio, going a season-high 3-for-3 on field goals, including a 31 yarder with three minutes left to provide the winning score.
Jared Roberts – Colorado State
Class: Junior - Hometown: Littleton, Colorado
In his first season as the Colorado State kicker, Roberts was perfect on field goals within 50 yards. His 9-for-10 season made him one of just nine FBS kickers to convert double-digit attempts at a rate of 90% or better. In his first career collegiate game, he went 3-for-3 including makes from 48 and 47 yards.
Trevor Romaine – Oregon State
Class: Junior - Hometown: Corona, California
The most accurate field goal kicker in the Pac-12 last year, Romaine connected on field goals at a better rate than even Alexis Serna did in his 2005 Groza-winning season at Oregon State. He'll enter 2013 on a streak of 12 straight made field goals, including back-to-back 3-for-3 FG games against Arizona State and Stanford.
Cairo Santos – Tulane
Class: Senior - Hometown: St. Augustine, Florida
The 2012 Lou Groza Collegiate Place-Kicker of the Year, Santos completed a season unlike any ever seen in FBS history. He is the only kicker to ever stay perfect on field goals during a season in which he attempted 21 or more. 12 of those field goals came from 40 or more yards, the most in the nation, and included kicks from 54 and a school-record 57 yards out.
Will Scott – Troy
Class: Senior - Hometown: Lucedale, Mississippi
In the middle of a terrific overall season, Scott kicked two consecutive history-making field goals for Troy. With 11 seconds left, his 42-yard field goal lifted the Trojans over FIU 38-37, the school's first game-winning kick since 2010. Then to lead off the scoring the following week, Scott booted a 52 yarder, the longest field goal in Troy history.
Mathew Sims – Northern Illinois
Class: Senior - Hometown: Hannibal, Missouri
A key piece of last year's 12-win championship team that reached the Orange Bowl, Sims did it all for the Huskies. He set the school record with 67 PATs, and booted the longest field goal in NIU history with his 54 yarder. In the MAC Championship game, he went 3-for-3, including a 40 yarder to send the game into a second overtime. Sims even took one in himself, scoring a touchdown against Central Michigan.
Carey Spear – Vanderbilt
Class: Senior - Hometown: Mayfield Village, Ohio
No kicker in Vanderbilt history put together a season like Spear did in 2012. He set school records for both field goals made and kick-scoring. His 52-yard field goal in the regular season finale was the longest by a Commodore since 1995. He added another 50 yarder in the same game for good measure. Including his 27 extra points, Spear didn't miss a kick within 43 yards.
John Wallace – Louisville
Class: Sophomore - Hometown: Cecilia, Kentucky
In his first season kicking for the Cardinals, Wallace connected on 16 field goals, the second-most ever in a single season at Louisville. He was perfect on 14 attempts within 40 yards. One of those was a 30 yarder in overtime to beat Cincinnati. Wallace put together six games with multiple field goals, including the Sugar Bowl, the first time a Louisville kicker accomplished the feat in a bowl game.
About the NCFAA
The Groza is a member of the National College Football Awards Association (NCFAA). The NCFAA was founded in 1997, as a coalition of the major collegiate football awards to protect, preserve and enhance the integrity, influence and prestige of the game's predominant awards. The NCFAA encourages professionalism and the highest standards for the administration of its member awards and the selection of their candidates and recipients. For more information, visit the association's official website, ncfaa.org.
About the Palm Beach County Sports Commission
The Palm Beach County Sports Commission is a private, not-for-profit organization contracted by Palm Beach County to promote and market the County as a sports and sports tourism destination. The Commission brings sporting events and activities to the County, enhances economic impact, stimulates bed tax revenues (primarily in the off-season), and maximizes utilization of County facilities. The Commission offers a full range of event service support, corporate partnerships, sponsorships and a local membership program that support its goals. Local, regional, national and international marketing efforts are ongoing by the Commission with sports organizations and event owners. The Commission also produces sports-related programs for the residents of Palm Beach County including the annual Lou Groza Awards program, the Palm Beach County Sports Hall of Fame, the Kids Fitness Festival of the Palm Beaches and awards the annual Sam Budnyk Student-Athlete Scholarship. For more information on the Palm Beach County Sports Commission go to www.palmbeachsports.com.


text:
Official Invitations
Invitation Cards
Invitations to official functions are usually issued on a card, which may be engraved in script from a copper plate or printed in script or Roman type. They are usually about W6 x H4. inches (15 x 11 cm) in size, or slightly larger.
The invitation should make clear the following:
- The nature of the function
- Where the function is to be held
- The date of the function
- The time of the function and, if desired, the time it will end
An invitation to an official function should be addressed only to the guest invited in their own right if sent to their official address, even if their partner is invited. They are given their full prefix, title, rank and decorations, as for a formal letter.
Note that, traditionally, invitations to a married couple, when sent to their home address, are addressed to the wife alone, with both names being inscribed on the invitation card. It has become increasingly acceptable, however, to address the envelope with both names.
Additional information or instructions, for example, relating to car parking, are best given on a separate sheet sent with the invitation or with the admission card.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
For over a hundred years the Seattle Police Department has had a Mounted Patrol Unit. They perform a variety of safety and outreach functions. The SPD's budget constraints put the Mounted Patrol in jeopardy, until the Seattle Police Foundation stepped up to help preserve this important tool. About This Video "When the future of Seattle's [...]
The Seattle Police Foundation has made a commitment to maintain the food, care and support for our Mounted Unit horses for three years. However, we still need to raise the final 1/3rd of the funds needed to fulfill this commitment.
The money donated by the community to this project, will go directly to support the horses of the mounted patrol. The officers and sergeant in the unit are funded by the general fund and also work regular patrol shifts. Your donation will allow these officers to have the option to use the Mounted Patrol to fight crime and provide security/crowd-control in downtown Seattle, reduce fear through their presence and provide valuable opportunities to connect with and strengthen the community.
The city's shortfall of tens of millions of dollars meant big cuts and even job losses. With money being frighteningly scarce, the Seattle Police Department had to make some tough decisions and the Mounted Patrol unit was in jeopardy. Seattle was going to lose a valuable resource.
Then the Seattle Police Foundation (SPF) stepped in.
The Seattle Police Foundation recognizes that the Seattle Police Department, with more than 90% of its annual budget going to support personnel costs, has very little flexibility to seed new programs and encourage innovation. The Foundation utilizes the generous contributions of fellow citizens to enhance the Seattle Police Department's efforts.


text:
- News
- Business
- Sports
- Entertainment
- Lifestyle
- Health
- Travel
- Technology
Join the City of Campbell River and School District 72 today at the Tidemark Theatre to celebrate Earth Week with Run for One Planet speakers Matt Hill and Stephanie Tait.
The duo ran across Canada and around the perimeter of the United States in one year to inspire environmental action, one step at a time. Matt Hill and Stephanie Tait were the first people to run around the continent of North America. They completed their journey in 2009, covering 11,000 miles with 420 marathons, burning more than three million calories, wearing out 30 pairs of Asics running shoes and raising more than $130,000 for their Legacy Fund for Kids. The international speakers have shared their amazing story with more than 35,000 young leaders to promote positive environmental change.
The evening will also feature the winning film and art piece entries from the Going for Green contest sponsored by School District 72, the City of Campbell River and Comox-Strathcona Waste Management Service. The entries showcase inspiring student environmental action.
"We received over 100 Going for Green submissions from students and are excited to showcase the strong interest students have expressed in creating a more sustainable community," says Drew Williams, School District 72's Ecoschools Coordinator.
"If you want to be inspired, this event is a must. The evening will be a great opportunity to hear from Run for One Planet about their inspiring human-powered journey, and to learn from local students about the fantastic environmental initiatives they are doing in our community," adds Mayor Charlie Cornfield.
People attending the event will have the opportunity to win great prizes, and local environmental groups will be on hand for the evening to share information on topics such as waste reduction, composting and water conservation. Campbell River's Bike to Work Week committee will also be on site from 5:30 to 7 p.m. to provide information, register team leaders and distribute team leader packages.
Doors open at 5:30 p.m and Run For One Planet will be presented at 7 p.m. Admission will be by donation, with all proceeds from the event going toward student environmental initiatives.
Tickets will be available on a first come, first seat basis at the Tidemark Theatre.


text:
Hedge Fund SEC Examination Preparation Guide
During our recent webinar on hedge fund due diligence, we received a number of questions regarding the SEC's process for conducting routine examinations. To help simplify this process, we have provided two articles on what to expect during an examination, as well as the types of information that are typically requested by the SEC.
To further assist with this complex process, we have created a presentation on the topic. Check out the Hedge Fund SEC Examination Preparation Guide now!
Also, don't forget to read our SEC Examination Preparation articles:
Preparing for an SEC Examination: Requested Information Part One
To discuss the SEC examination preperation process and the role of technology, contact an Eze Castle Integration representative.
Categorized under: Business Continuity Planning Hedge Fund Due Diligence Hedge Fund Operations Hedge Fund Regulation


text:
Album Summary
- Nemanja Radulovic (Violin)
Notes & Reviews:
Disarmingly gracious, with a winning smile, Nemanja Radulovic explains his vision of Vivaldi's Four Seasons: "You have to play them with your heart, your emotions, and try to get back to when you were a child." He remembers the first time he performed the work, with the Double Sens ensemble, three years ago at the promenade concerts in Reims, the Flâneries Musicales d'Été. The idea of recording the concertos came to him after a concert at Auvers-sur-Oise the following year. The 25-year-old sets concert halls aflame at each of his appearances, thanks to his performances and his stage presence. He was recognized as the "International Revelation of the Year" at the Victoires de la Musique in 2005, and nominated as "Rising Star" in 2006.Notes & Reviews:
Recording information: La Salle Colonne, Paris; CNSM de Paris, Salle Ravel.
ReviewsThere are currently no reviews, be the first one!
Works DetailsVivaldi, Antonio : Concerto for Violin in E major, Op. 8 no 1/RV 269 "Primavera"
- Performer: Nemanja Radulovic (Violin)
- Ensemble: Double Sens
- Running Time: 36 min. 5 sec.
- Period Time: Baroque
- Form: Concerto
- Written: 1725
Sedlar, Aleksandar : Spring in Japan, for ensemble
- Performer: Nemanja Radulovic (Violin)
- Ensemble: Devil's Trills
- Running Time: 9 min. 45 sec.
- Period Time: Contemporary
- Written: 2011


text:
STARmeterSEE RANK
Down 2,744 this week
Conor MacNeill (I)
Conor MacNeill was born in 1988 in County Antrim, Northern Ireland. He is an actor and producer, known for Five Minutes of Heaven (2009), City of Ember (2008) and Fifty Dead Men Walking (2008). See full bio »
Born:in County Antrim, Northern Ireland, UK
More at IMDbPro » Contact Info: View agent, publicist and company


text:
He can buy a door mat at Walmart . It's true. The woman often referred to as the five letter "B" word is often the woman getting respect. To be called that word should not have a negative connotation if it means advocating for self, wanting the best product for your money, not settling for mediocre mates, and being assertive about success.
Some years ago I got furious with my friend. Her exact words were Khalilah you are too nice. However, her words were exactly true. I was the one catering to friends in college without asking for anything. I was the taxicab if you were carless. I never asked for gas money. The list continues.
My carefree generous spirit was oftentimes taken advantage of. I had tons of friendships that were not reciprocal. All of my toxic friendships and relationships only equaled one word for me. The word is drained.
I clearly understand why God did things in my life. I graduated in December 2009 with my Masters Degree. I literally had four months experience in my field. I accepted a position as an Instructor Librarian. Four months later I was a Department Head.
I was really questioning God when he made nice little me a Department Head. However, it was a necessary exaltation in my life. I had to supervise people twice my age, sit on committees with people who had been in the field as long as I had been living, motivate employees to execute exhibits and projects on strict deadlines. They were all looking at me like why should I respect you.
The saga continued at my next employer. However, the people under me were near my age. It took some effort to show them that working together does not make me shine. Working together makes everyone shine. I was happy in that we coordinated a successful program together celebrating the reading accomplishments of deserving students.
Work experience transcended into my personal life. I finally understood the ways of man. I understood the importance of saying no. I had a new found assertiveness. I became exposed to more and developed different interests. Therefore, my circle and energy changed.
As our energy changes what we attract changes. I was no longer that girl being approached by a different guy daily. My aura said found woman versus searching woman. I was no longer thrilled by the same things. I walked away when a guy tried to impress me by asking for my number on a one hundred dollar bill. In my mind I was thinking the price tag equals priceless.
After my new found evolution some people couldn't deal with me. I reached a point where I could only deal with authenticity. I am truly at a point where I am living and happily dating. It took loving me first.


text:
College Hockey:End 2
With 40 minutes by the boards, the teams discuss the remaining 20 (or more?) with BU 3, NU 2 on the scoreboard.
The Huskies will resume play with a 1:41 power play, courtesy of a Zach Cohen minor, but in a relatively defensive battle (compared to our previous three Beanpot games) the Terriers hold an 18-13 shot advantage.
Fans ejected: 1, that I can tell …
Profane cheers: 1, by NU … at the ejected BU fan …
The following is a self-policing forum for discussing views on this story. Comments that are derogatory, make personal attacks, are abusive, or contain profanity or racism will be removed at our discretion. USCHO.com is not responsible for comments posted by users. Please report any inappropriate or offensive comments by clicking the "Flag" link next to that comment in order to alert the moderator.
Please also keep "woofing," taunting, and otherwise unsportsmanlike behavior to a minimum. Your posts will more than likely be deleted, and worse yet, you reflect badly on yourself, your favorite team and your conference.


text:
Wizorb Smashes Onto Steam!
Wizorb is finally coming out on Steam today and it launches at 10% off (which means that you get the game for only 2.69$). The Wizorb game page should go live as we speak, so go check it out!
The Steam version of Wizorb includes 20 achievements and now supports both English and French (vous pouvez maintenant sauver Gorudo en français!).
There's also a new trailer for those not already familiar with the game:
This release also marks the beginning of new game projects. It's still too early to reveal anything, but you can follow us here or on Twitter to get the latest news.
3 comments on "Wizorb Smashes Onto Steam!"
Huge wizorb fan, I bought the 360 version as well as the PC version. Great job on a great game!
Any plans to release new level packs? No need for new powers or world map or anything, I'm just itching for more levels as DLC for $5 or so! I want to give you guys more money to support you, but I need something fun to buy!
Best of luck and keep it up!
Great to find the game on Steam. Had read some good comments regarding the game is really unique & fun! How are the Steam sales going on? A sequel soon?


text:
Earlier today, anime publisher FUNimation Entertainment unveiled its planned release slate for the month of May 2014, which will include "Haganai NEXT" and "Aquarion Evol" part two.
It looks as though May will be a fairly quiet month for FUNimation Entertainment, as it doesn't appear that it will be releasing any new titles in the first week. The following week, on the 13th, anime fans can look for "Dragonball Z" season four on Blu-ray ($44.98) along with "Haganai (Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai) NEXT" in limited edition ($69.98) and alt ($64.98) Blu-ray/DVD combo packs.
Kicking off the second half of FUNimation's May releases, on the 20th, will be "Fairy Tail" part ten in a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack ($54.98), the "Serial Experiments Lain" complete series in a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack ($39.98) and the "Shiki" complete series in a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack ($34.98). For the final week of May, on the 27th, FUNimation will be releasing the second part of "Aquarion Evol" in a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack ($64.98) along with the live-action film "Let Me Out", also in a Blu-ray/DVD combo pack ($29.98). "Let Me Out" will be a sub only release.
This is the current, planned schedule of releases from FUNimation Entertainment and remember that release dates are always subject to change. For more information about FUNimation, you can visit the publisher's official site.


text:
From Godfather to God the father: Ex-Colombo mob goons are now ministers
Meet the Godfellas.
In previous incarnations, mob rats Joe Campanella and William Cutolo Jr. were entrenched in the Colombo crime family.
Now they want deliverance from evil – as "ministers" in a flock of mob misfits known as Goodfellas4God.
"There are people who want to get out of that life and they talk to me," said ministry founder Glenn Hovater, a former pest control inspector who runs the operation from donated offices in Painesville, Ohio.
Hovater started the group two years ago; most members are ex-wiseguys from Cleveland and Pennsylvania.
A retired NYPD detective introduced him to Campanella; he and Cutolo Jr. are the only New Yorkers.
Hovater will send Campanella, a former made man, and Cutolo Jr., son of underboss Wild Bill Cutolo, on speaking tours to rail against "the life."
Neither Mafia rat is in the witness protection program, so special security arrangements will be made to ensure their safety.
Campanella helped convict Colombo boss Alphonse Persico and underboss John DeRoss of ordering Wild Bill's murder in 2001.
Cutolo Jr., 37, is a marked man for wearing a wire to gather damning evidence against DeRoss after his father vanished. The senior Cutolo, whose remains were found last year in an industrial park on Long Island, came home from prison in 1995 a devout Catholic, his son said.
"It took 10 years to find him and I must say I lost my faith at times," Cutolo Jr. wrote on the Goodfellas4God Web site. "When they confirmed indeed it was my dad, I found my faith again. Still asking why, but I now realize it is not our job to ask WHY. It's the Lord's work. He brought my father home to me.
"When my friend Joe (Campy) Campanella told me about this ministry and minister Glenn, right away I thought of my dad. How proud he would be of me for joining this ministry. I would rather preach goodness than to teach someone how to do something bad."
Campanella, 50, seems to be having some misgivings about the God thing.
In a message to the Daily News, he said: "As far as the Goodfellas4God and being part of the ministry and all that other B.S., right now, there's nothing written in stone."
Still, Campanella is listed as head of the "Out of the Life Ministries" on Hovater's Web site.
The site asks visitors: "Have you committed adultery, fornicated, lied, stole, lusted etc.? Click here to 'Get Connected' and wash away all the sins you have ever committed."
The New Yorkers easily qualify.
Campanella did a three-year prison stint for racketeering. As a Colombo soldier, he took part in shootings, beatdowns, extortion and an affair with a woman whose father-in-law was a made man in the Gambino family.
Cutolo Jr. was sentenced in 2006 to four years' probation for extortion, which got him kicked out of witness protection.
DeRoss' lawyer claimed Cutolo's newfound faith is a scam. "Cutolo's son has chosen the ministry for one reason only, to scam unsuspecting members of his new flock as he victimized innocent people when he was a member of organized crime," lawyer Robert LaRusso said.
Hovater – who grew up around wiseguys in Cleveland – is convinced his newest evangelists aren't acting.
"I believe in my heart they're really sincere," he said. "Maybe other people don't, but I do."
"Joey has no money and Cutolo ain't got no money either," he said. "I told them there's no money in this."
Source: nydailynews
Category: Colombo Family
About the Author (Author Profile)
Comments (1)
Trackback URL | Comments RSS Feed
hey, whats doin? Its Bill Jr. Just wanted to wish u guys a Merry Christmas and a Happy and safe New Year. Peace, and just wanted to let ya know I enjoy your website.
regards always,
Bill Cutolo Jr.


text:
This week in Netflix streaming releases kicks off today with the premiere of a new Netflix original series, the police procedural "Happy Valley." Set in England, the show stars Sarah Lancashire as Sergeant Catherine Cawood, who investigates a kidnapping while juggling life and work. Following in the tradition of "Fargo" and "True Detective," "Happy Valley" uses the mystery to spin off into other interesting areas. The show's first season lasts six episodes.
"Happy Valley" isn't the only Netflix Original offering this week. "BoJack Horseman" is Netflix's first animated series for adults. Will Arnett voices the titular character, a horse who also happens to be a former sitcom star. Amy Sedaris, Paul F. Tompkins, Aaron Paul and Alison Brie also voice characters on the show, which helps expand Netflix's ever-growing slate of bold original programming. The show premieres August 22.
The original Netflix shows premiering may be the highlights of the week, but that doesn't mean there aren't more great films and television programs coming to the service. August 25 brings a pair of television shows: Season 1 of "Being Mary Jane," starring Gabrielle Union, and the fifth season of the acclaimed NBC drama-comedy "Parenthood," starring Peter Krause, Lauren Graham, Dax Shepard, Jason Ritter and many more.
August 26 brings a pair of movie premieres: the 2004 sequel "Barbershop 2: Back in Business," which brings back the cast of the first "Barbershop" for more follicular hijinks, as well as the 2012 indie drama "The Motel Life," starring Emile Hirsch and Stephen Dorff as a pair of down-on-their-luck brothers whose luck only manages to get worse and worse. Dakota Fanning and Kris Kristofferson also star.
August 28 brings "The Protector 2," the sequel to one of the most acclaimed martial arts films in recent memory. The amazing Tony Jaa returns to dispense his own acrobatic brand of justice against elephant poachers.
View photos of the cast of "Happy Valley" and "BoJack Horseman" in the slideshow above. More details on this week's releases is below:
Avail 8/20
Happy Valley: Season 1 (Netflix Original)
Yorkshire police sergeant Catherine Cawood pursues the man who assaulted her late daughter, unaware he is now part of a secret kidnapping plot.
Avail 8/22
BoJack Horseman: Season 1 (Netflix Original)
In a Hollywood where humans and animal-people coexist, the half-man, half-horse Bojack Horseman struggles to figure out what do with the rest of his life following a showbiz career that peaked early then burned out, leaving him a fallen star.
Avail 8/25
Being Mary Jane: Season 1
Gabrielle Union, Lisa Vidal, Margaret Avery, Omari Hardwick, Latarsha Rose, Aaron D. Spears, B.J. Britt
Rich and glamorous news anchor Mary Jane Paul juggles work, friends, relationships, and family as she searches for "Mr. Right."
Parenthood: Season 5
Four grown siblings juggle parenthood, relationships, careers and more as they cope with life's ups and downs in this family drama set in Berkeley, Calif. Meanwhile, their parents face an unraveling marriage and their own parenting challenges.
Avail 8/26
Barbershop 2: Back in Business (2004)
Ice Cube, Cedric the Entertainer, Sean Patrick Thomas, Eve, Michael Ealy, Leonard Earl Howze, Harry Lennix, Robert Wisdom, Queen Latifah, Troy Garity
Barbershop owner Calvin finds his mom-and-pop business -- which serves as a roosting place for the neighborhood's barber-chair philosophers -- threatened when a glitzy, high-class hair salon opens across the street in this comic sequel.
The Motel Life (2012)
Emile Hirsch, Stephen Dorff, Dakota Fanning, Kris Kristofferson, Joshua Leonard, Noah Harpster
In this affecting indie drama, two luckless brothers -- inseparable because of a pledge they made to their dying mother -- are forced to take it on the lam after one of them is involved in a fatal hit-and-run accident.
Avail 8/28
The Protector 2 (2014)
Tony Jaa, JeeJa Yanin, Dan Chupong, Kazu Patrick Tang, Marrese Crump, RZA, Petchtai Wongkamlao
In this action-packed sequel, martial arts expert Kham wages new battles with animal poachers who work for an organization planning to use his beloved elephant Khon as part of a plot to carry out a coup d'état.
Suggested Links
- New on Netflix: the first six seasons of 'Criminal Minds' are only on Netflix
- New on Netflix: the third season of 'Hell on Wheels' highlights the week
- New on Netflix: 'The Killing,' 'Nymphomaniac' and Bieber highlight the week
- New on Netflix: the second season of 'Derek' starts a busy week
- New on Netflix: Lewis Black and 'Continuum' arrive this week


text:
Search Results robloxgames
You can play
on our website at the same time you can recognize characters and objects.
Loading Robloxgames...
Mice with Diamond
Click the bottom right to start game. Find the mouse that holds the diamond.
Sweet Cakes Cooking
You have a recipe of the delicious chocolate cakes, follow it, add necessary ingredients into the bowl (there are hints), blend and oven, cook the ...
Mili And Tary Copter
Try to make the helicopter reach the other side of the level by avoiding the many walls and bombs. Keep pressing the mouse button to ...
Millie Megavolte 6 - Millie and the Fallen Hero
Part 6 of the action game series Millie Megavolte, 'Millie and the Fallen Hero'.
Airport Mania 2: Wild Trips
Visit destinations all over the world and sometimes out of it in this amazing sequel to Airport Mania!
Jungle Defender
Shoot the monkeys to prevent them stealing your bananas. Upgrade your weaponry to better defend your hut.
Simply Smashing
Convinced she's the only work of art at Foster's, Duchess is throwing a first-class tantrum and threatening to destroy the home's most priceless objects.
Free Mahjong
Play online Mahjong and test your skills, strategies and calculations on a 136 tile game board.
Shark Attack Game
Move from island to island, and make your way to the mainland! But watch out for the fierce sharks prowling the waters!
Streamer Fever
Follow an endless rainbow colored line with your character to earn points! The more accurate you are the more points you will earn.
Ultimate Crush
Align as many balls as possible before you pop them all!
Connect Me Please
Connect me please is a puzzle game very addictive.
Trap the Serial Killer
Trap The Serial Killer is another new point and click room escape game from games2rule.com. So far in escape games you will be ...
Stylish Boy
For Josh, clothing and fashion is not only for women. He knows that a man who knows how to dress wins lots of points with ...
Pasta Pronto
You are the chief and you must prepare pasta as fast as you can like the Italian eat them. It's a very funny game you ...
Summer Hats Fever
If there is an accessory which is always fashionable, it must be the hats! Especially over-size summer hats are the only things that can always ...
Bru is a casual game with new variation of match-3 game mechanic. Collect magical spheres and charge the powerful amulets.
Do whatever it takes to destroy the opposing team. Of course, pirates don't fight fist-to-fist so they are equipped with a nice arsenal of weapons. ...
XSR-2 Flash
In second part of the game X Speed Race we will be driving again various cars on many of tracks. We can choose from many ...
Rozetusta Escape
Rozetusta Escape is an escape game with a theme of deciphering ancient script. It is a very puzzle based escape game which is not too ...
Ninja Dog
An evil witch has turned the bravest Ninja of the region into a dog. Play as a Ninja Dog and complete the 46 levels of this ...
Dangerous Voyage
Sidescroller action game of jumping and dodging. Can you handle all the action this game throws?
Adventure of Hypurr Cat
Blast the mice with your pistol!
Sami's Tea Restaurant
Try to make everyone leave the tea restuarant with a big smile by serving them the finest tea drinks. Sami and her best girlfriend are ...
Fox n Roll
Solve the physics puzzles as you get the fox and ball to one another. Don't get stumped!
Editor's Pick: Posing in the Desert
The next theme of our magazine will blow your mind, girl! It's the dessert! And our editor Alice is posing for the cover. She's taken ...
Find the Objects Theme Park
Find certain items in the theme park.
Arctic Showdown
Arctic Showdown is a quite simple dodge and collect stuff pastime game. Click the whale once or several times to blow a fountain and lift ...
Take My Hat Back
Selling hats grandfather slept under a tree, stolen monkey stolen all hats, angry grandfather want to get these hats back, let's go to help him!
Speed Dating Makeover
In the recent years speed dating has become a real phenomenon among the people who just didn't manage to find that special someone on their ...
Asteroid Miner
Control your balls with skill to mine the asteroids!
Toxic Blocks
Simple puzzle game, Try to clear the squares as quickly as you possibly can. Click 3 groupings or more of squares and use your power up ...
Melody Mahjong
Slide 2 of the same mahjong stones next to each other to remove them from the playing field.
High Bubble Shooter
Mach 3 or more bubbles to make them exploade
Tanket War
Your goal is to shoot down all the enemies and win the war.
Barnacle Brawl
Fire cannons, sword fight, and even shoot down the enemies that attack you.
Jump Duck
you're a football player that runs forward. You'll meet obstacles on your way. Your goal is to avoid them. Some must be jumped over. Others ...
Save The Pup
This is a single stage game. where in you have to save the Pup which is trying to cross the road at a busy junction. ...
Flip & Go
Help the boy to collect candies and bring them to his girl on a date. Use a fantastic flippin' ability to mirror the world! The ...
Sort My Tiles American Daddy
Our very own American Daddy needs to be sorted out.
Xmas Lights Match 3
Swap the Christmas bulbs horizontally or vertically to form lines of three or more bulbs of the same color.
Laser Racers
Step into the future and accept the challenge of driving a gravity-defying laser car! The eye-catching, sci-fi background, the other futuristic vehicles racing there, at ...
Zombie Reborn TD
Don't let any zombie go through you.
Begone: Last Stand
Compete against your friends in an immersive first person shooter.
Mega Memory
The normal memory game, on steroids! How far can you get in this hyper version of the original memory game?
MegaCity is a highly original and fun 'one-more-go' style puzzle game. Easy to learn, hard to master gameplay which requires thinking, logic and luck.
Rich Mine 2 X-mas Pack
Help the gnome collect the Christmas tree ball in each level by cutting ropes at the right time.
18 Wheeler 2
Drive your 18 wheeler across the freeway and try to park it in tight spots on some levels.
Elegant Gown
An Elegant Party is Always Cool. Take your best Dresses and enjoy the Night. Lets Go Play, Lets Dress!
Weltling 2: Regurgitated
Will this welting survive the twists and turns of Golgotha and eat his way to success? Or will he just end another oil spot on ...
Home Page
Game Categories
Most Played Games
Privacy Policy
Terms of Use
Free All Free Online Games
© 2008-2016 Play Free Online(without download) robloxgames and Best Games.
Related games last updated on 2016.06.23. (This page was last modified on Thursday 23rd of Jun 2016 at 08:00)


text:
Rockwall Storage Boat Storage in Rockwall RV storage in Rockwall
Powerful Reasons To Store With US
|Bottom Line: This is without question the best storage deal East of Dallas.
Our units have electricity and roll up steel doors for utmost security.
Coded Entry 24 hours
Your property is protected from sun and rain under our large
strong metal sheds that are perfect for your RV, boat or vehicle.
People rent from us for years
All kinds of boats stored
High end speed boat has a boat cover and metal covering over head.
We have rows of enclosed
units with wide access roads
RV's of every kind are stored
with us. Easy pull through
Fifth wheel camper fits snugly under our metal shed.
7 acres of storage
Vehicles are stored under
sheds and in the open
Call 972-771-0138
Created by the
Internet Wizard
Robert Joel Taylor


text:
Tonight I wrapped up my printer cart. I needed something more stable than the Home Depot saw horses to hold my lovingly restored and hacked Epson 4000, but didn't feel like spending $400-500 for the Epson offering for a printer that I only paid $150 for.
The other alternative would have been to buy an IKEA cabinet and put casters on it; however, IKEA furniture is designed for the rest of the world in metric. Normally, this doesn't pose a problem, but at A2 size (nearest US equivalent, 17″x22″ paper) the drawers that IKEA makes are just 1/2″ too short to fit 17″x22″ ANSI C paper. Since I have a bit of photo paper in that size, IKEA cabinet wouldn't work either.
Besides, I have some shop grade maple ply that I need to use up, so that I can finish cleaning up the other half of the garage and free up parking spot #2.
First, as with all custom design work, I start by throwing together a Solidworks model:
Then, I generate my cut list using Solidworks. Nothing fancy – I just have a blank assembly with 2 48″ x 96″ rectangles drawn in an empty sketch. I toss all the components of the shelves that I'm building into the assembly and manually tile the parts until they fit. (BTW, the screenshot shows an error. There is no way to actually *cut* those 4 shelving pieces with a circular saw. Prime example of how CAD tools in the hands of a newbie can lead to parts being designed that cannot be built!)
The plywood was cut using a Festool Plunge cut saw. These are one of the few tools that I had bought a little while ago and I consider it to be a life-time investment. Many sheets of aluminum, plywood and plastic for various prototypes, shelves, and furniture pieces have passed under those blades over the years.
Next, I cut the 32mm spaced pegs for putting shelving in.
The router sits on a sled that slides down a Festool guide rail. This particular guide rail had a detent slot routed into it on 32mm centers. The magic of these rails is you can get these sliding clamps that slide down an inverted C channel in the rail to clamp it to the plywood securely.
Using inch based measurement and mixing in 32mm system has its challenges. (For one, the instruction with the Festool attachment leaves a lot to be desired…). Since the design is asymmetric, there's plenty of chances for screw-ups.
This is a sign that someone is sleep deprived! Thank goodness I haven't drilled for the casters yet. That will now be my bottom piece (By some fluke in design, the top and side pieces are all equal size).
Next came the joinery part. I used the Festool domino tool to put in my joints. The tool works by using a proprietary (read: expensive as hell) carbide end mill in a reciprocating action to mill a rectangular slot into the wood. A beech flat dowel, called a "domino" is then inserted into the slot. In practice, it's lead to a lot of frustration to get things to align properly. I need to build a better fixture or something.
Finally, glue-up.
Alternate angle view here:
I've never been really good at carpentry. I don't do enough of it to get better, and the typical rushed nature of the stuff I do ("crap, I need a box to put this printer on – and I've got a print order to fill later this week") leaves a lot to be desired. Hopefully one day I'll be able to change that.


text:
Refurbished Boost Mobile Deals from $6.99 to $42.99
Upgrading or replacing your current cell phone with a used phone shouldn't be a hassle. At Cellular Country, we make sure that it isn't. We have a huge selection of cheap refurbished smartphones, iPhones, Blackberries, and hundreds of other phones that are ready to ship today at up to 75 percent off of retail. With Refurbished Boost Mobile deals ranging from $9.99 to $224.99, you don't have to compromise on your next phone. We have the newest iPhones all the way back to most basic flip and durable phones. For replacement phones, Cellular Country is your only source. All you have to do is browse our enormous selection of accessories and refurbished phones and pick the phone that is right for you. We even offer discounted accessories, including bluetooth headsets, cases, screen protectors, and anything else you might want for your next cell phone. Your next phone is just a few clicks or a phone call away. Should you have any questions about our phones, the process, or anything else, please don't hesitate to contact us via phone, email, or through our web form. Some is always here to answer your questions 24 hours a day.
Related Categories


text:
More New and Used
from Private Sellers
Note: Supplemental materials are not guaranteed with Rental or Used book purchases.
Down Syndrome Parenting 101 : Must-Have Advice for Making Your Life Easier
ISBN13:by Hale, Natalie
Woodbine House
Questions About This Book?
What version or edition is this?
This is the edition with a publication date of 11/18/2011.
What is included with this book?
- The New copy of this book will include any supplemental materials advertised. Please check the title of the book to determine if it should include any CDs, lab manuals, study guides, etc.
- The eBook copy of this book is not guaranteed to include any supplemental materials. Typically only the book itself is included.
This is a savvy book for parents, grandparents, teachers, and anyone who shares life with a person with Down syndrome! It's full of uplifting advice and best practices gleaned from the author's personal and professional experiences raising a son, now an adult, and teaching educators and parents how to teach children with Down syndrome to read. The book offers inspired takes on a host of important issues, from learning to recognise and celebrate your child's personality and gifts to finding a great teacher for him, and from insisting your child pull his own weight to giving your child his space as an adult. The author -- equal parts mentor, humorist, enthusiast, and realist -- takes readers by the hand and walks them through the various life stages, experiences, and people they will encounter with their child including: getting to know and fall in love with your child, interacting with medical professionals, literacy, discipline, school, transitioning, and independence. Chapters are short, a plus for busy parents, and can be read individually or sequentially. Throughout, many characters -- the author's son, friends, and students -- appear, serving as anecdotal evidence in support of the author's points and adding to the storytelling effect. As an added bonus, the book includes a Foreword by Martha Beck, parent of a child with Down syndrome and author of the New York Times best-seller, Expecting Adam. Turn to this upbeat book for credible, realistic advice and for a dose of bibliotherapy when you need validation and perspective.


text:
Store goods more effectively by choosing the right shelving for your application. Shelving is available in many sizes, with different beam or shelf connections, and varying post styles. This guide will help you identify which shelving unit is right for your application. If you have any additional questions on our shelving selection, please contact a product specialist at 1-888-316-2223.
Shelving Selection Guide
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
Make Textbooks Affordable
Everyone knows that textbooks costs are out of control. The average student spends $900 per year, and prices are rising four times the rate of inflation!
It's no accident that textbooks are so expensive. Publishing companies have been raking in huge profits while engaging in bad practices that drive up costs: issuing new editions that make used books hard to find, bundling textbooks with unnecessary CDs and pass-codes, and more. They get away with it because students don't have a choice -- we've got to buy the book they're selling, even if the price is outrageous.
The good news is that we have all of the technology we need to make textbooks affordable. Already, there are rental programs at more than 1,500 colleges, hundreds of sites selling used books and more ways to save than ever before. There's also new solutions like open-source textbooks, which could literally revolutionize how much students pay for their books.
We're fighting to rein in costs by promoting cost-saving solutions on campus, while also tackling publishers' stranglehold on the market to change prices for good. We're educating students, faculty and bookstores, and raising awareness through researchand the media. We're also calling on publishers, colleges and foundations to support the creation of more open-source textbooks that could save students millions each year.
- About Us
- Local Chapters
- Get Involved
- Campaigns
- Newsroom
Work on important issues, learn valuable skills, get hands-on experience, and make a difference.


text: "It's just a little blood..." She reassured herself. These types of matches could get brutal, and it took away one of her main assets: her submission skills. Still, plenty ways to win flickered through her mind as she did her warm up stretches by the ropes. Whoever and whatever happened, she'd be ready.


text:
All branches of Marin County Free Library will be closed on Monday, July 4 for Independence Day.
Maharaja: the Splendor of India's Royal Courts
Asian Art Museum ~ through April 8
Explore the life and times of India's great kings by getting close to the objects they used and the art they commissioned, collected, and loved. Nearly 200 stunning artworks—including a gold throne, a silver carriage, Man Ray photographs, and a diamond belt—illuminate the dazzling world of Indian royalty from the 1700s to the 1940s, a period of dramatic change.
Asian Art Museum • 200 Larkin Street • San Francisco, CA 94102 • 415.581.3500
See this library book:
Maharaja : the splendour of India's royal courts
edited by Anna Jackson and Amin Jaffer ; with Deepika Ahlawat


text:
Mommar here.
There has been an increase in green item drops the further that Mists of Pandaria matures as an expansion pack. When players were going through their quests at the beginning of the expansion one or two green drops were the norm. Now that many players are finishing up their dailies on the Isle of Thunder, more lower ilvl items have become available on the open market.
The normal thought process has been to just instantly send these items off to either your own personal enchanter for conversion into materials, or at best vendoring them for gold. Some would cherry pick looking for certain items to drop on the AH for resell with conversion either into enchanting materials or gold for the rest.
Many players will pick and choose higher ilvl items so that they can advance into instances quicker. Once they reach maximum level they are more apt to either craft their own items or purchase crafted items to reach the intended gear level.
I found myself going into autopilot mode when it came to gear and just sending it to my enchanter for conversion. But the AH has been overpopulated with inexpensive materials all the way up to Sha Crystals. This has also dropped the cost of many of the middle ground gear enchants (Colossus, Windsong etc). A decent profit could be squeaked out between the difference of the materials purchased and the enchants themselves.
But I decided to change my practice a little bit and taking the time to list the greens I had on the AH at reasonable prices. Having TradeSkillManager on my add-ons list gave me a listing of the approximate disenchant value of an item. Disenchanting value is an inexact total of what would be obtained, so listing an item for up to three times the amount on the Auction House could net some decent sales. Even if one or two of these sold it would raise my profit levels higher than if I just automatically disenchanted the item or vendored it.
So why would this work? Are players really buying these items to upgrade gear? The short answer would be yes. Where I listed 40 items, Five of them sold at Three times the value if I had just processed them normally. I listed again and another first were purchased. After three days I went ahead and processed any of the green items that were at a lower ilvl than 410. This netted me again a larger amount of profit and continued to list the weapons and higher level gear. Ultimately after a week of this I finished processing the rest of the items.
This would seem like a round about way of obtaining both gold and enchanting materials. But with the Enchanting market being soft on many servers, alternate methods need to be placed to process gear while still obtaining good margins of profit.
The other market that I seemed to miss was the market for transmogrified items. Where an item might not be powerful stat wise, it may be the design that some players are looking for. Helms and weapons are especially useful to players looking for specific views of their character. So before you look to just DE that item, check on how it is viewed with your character and see if it looks interesting. Where some helms are just plain ugly as sin, certain helms and weapons can bring high value prices when they are in demand.
Good Luck and Good Hunting
Lions, Tigers and Cooldowns O My
Snakes in the Playground
Craft Me Some Pants.. Or Something Else
Flipping the BMAH off
Dear Blizzard: Noblegarden Edition
Throwing A Line
Prepping For the Death Of PVP
Patience is a Virtue.
I Choose You....: Reputation Choices
Thunderforge Ready for Business
Posted by Joseph Douglas at 7:00 AM
Labels: Auction House, Disenchanting, Enchanting, Isle of Thunder. Vendoring, Ivl, Processing Greens
2 comments: on "The Green Parade"
Anonymous said... April 17, 2013 at 5:33 PM
I cant express how boring this post was!
Shelly said... April 17, 2013 at 9:59 PM
I know you are specifically speaking of mists content but this also applies to the levels 30-60 where there are some really super nice sets mog-wise despite the age of the items. Some of the items in this range sell for mogging purposes for way way more than they are worth. On the servers I am on (horde and alliance) they are items priced at 150-1000 g. Popping something you find in your travels at a more modest price will still make you money even if the only person buying your stuff is the one who wants to put it up for 1000g.
As helms can just be ignored also look for shoulders and unique cloaks. I specifically select shoulders on how small they look on my tauren female.
Popular Posts
There's a lot of information to sort through when bidding, buying, or posting items on the auction house. In fact it's too much for any one ...
PCT means percentage or percentage market value for an item. After you have scanned with auctioneer enough you will have an accurate PCT for...
Of all my posts at Just My Two Copper , I think that this farming spot is going to excite my hunter readers the most. In this article I am ...
You mentioned the old essences selling pretty well, undeath being one of the big ones (8g 45s a piece on emerald dream). Well Zul'Mashar...
Hey Markco, Just wanted to tell you another gold tip. With patch 3.1 the JC pattern Citrine Ring Of Rapid Healing no longer requires 2 elem...
Don't forget to pick up the best farming trinket in the game. 1. Fire Revenants of Stormpeaks Eternal fires remain the most expens...
This post was submitted by Alisha as her application to write here at JMTC. If you enjoyed Alisha's post then please give her a thumbs u...
I requested the following information from Cithan, who had commented anonymously about the subject of speeding up auctioneer scans. His emai...
Mommar here. For anyone that leveled a jewelcrafter during Mists of Pandaria they are very familiar with obtaining patterns for blue le...
I've been emailed quite a bit recently with questions about auctioneer's handy little tool: Bean Counter. Today's post is meant...


text:
7:30 PM Start
195 Changebridge Road, Montville Municipal Building
No New Business to be Conducted Past
l0: 00PM
Maggio - Present Mr. Karkowsky - present
Kull - present Mr.
Daughtry – present
Nielson - present Mr. Visco - present
Lipari - present Mr. Lewis
- absent
Hines - present Mr.
Canning (alt#2) - absent Mr. Speciale (alt#1) – present
Also Present:
Carl Nelson,
Esq. for Mike Carroll, Esq.
Kevin Kain,
Planner for Burgis Assoc.
Stan Omland,
None from
Mr. Lipari
voiced concerns on Rockline site indicating there were at least 3 tractor
trailer box trucks parked out in the front of the parking lot. Discussion ensued. It was felt that the owner should be
contacted and informed that this type of outdoor storage is not permitted. There should be enough rear area to locate trailers
in this area.
Tentative Schedule for Meeting with Highlands Council – October 23rd Regular Meeting
Mrs. White
asked if the Planning Board wanted clarification as it relates to the
confirming if they wish the Highlands to
attend and discuss their legislation with our board. Mr. Omland indicated that the Governor signed
the legislation and is now integrating programs between Highlands's
legislation and DEP legislation.
Discussion ensued. It was felt
that we should have Mr. Mazzaccaro, citizens, Montville Messenger notices. The Governor also signed an executive order
that indicates if there is a water supply deficient, you will not get a DEP
permit, and if we do a project in the Highlands,
and there is a water deficiency, there will not be an approval. Only signed recently, and there are
irregularities in the Highlands and Governor's
order. If we are reviewing an
application and there is no water, then it is a subject to condition, similar
to Pio Costa project. If there is a true
moratorium, then it is a different thing.
Daughtry: majority of our properties are
in planning area, these applicants if they receive approval, do they need to
get to Highlands? Highlands
regulate planning area, but Governor says where there is a water deficient, in
a planning area if this occurs, won't get a DEP approval even tough DEP hasn't
conducted this study. Governor crossed
over into Highlands making it non Highland's
List of
questions that we can ask Highland's as it
pertains to our community to be prepared by Mr. Omland and send to Highland's.
Planning Board
members asked to move the regularly scheduled 7:30PM meeting to an earlier
start of 7:00PM to accommodate this presentation and to invite other boards and
committee/department heads to this meeting.
Secretary was requested to coordinate accordingly.
schedule for meeting with Morris County Planning Board on State/County Solid Waste Management Plan firmed up to
October 6th with an earlier start of 7:00PM. Invitation should be extended to Mr.
Mazzaccaro and Township Committee since this mapping does affect our future
master plan re-examination. Secretary
will provide notice and invites accordingly.
PMISC08-31 American Fuji – 10 Old Bloomfield Ave. – B: 160.1, L: 10 – office (3,200 s.f.)/warehouse (12,700
s.f.) for demonstration,
refurbishing and distribution of new and pre- owned
shrink sleeve equipment and related parts – 8am-6pm Mon- Fri – no outdoor storage – 20 employees – signage to be in compliance with approved theme
to approve made by: Russ Lipari
by: Art Daughtry
call: Unanimous
PMISC08-32 Fuji Star Coated Abrasives – 43 Rt. 46 Suite 701 – B: 183, L: 7.1- Office (1,330
s.f.)/warehouse (5,670 s.f.) for sandpaper – 5 employees – 8:30am-5pm Mon-Fri –
signage to be in compliance with approved theme (First Industrial)
to approve made by: Art Daughtry
by: Art Maggio
PMISC08-33 KMC Mechanical – 3 Mars Ct. Unit 3-4 – B: 3. L: 38.04 –
office (975 s.f.)/warehouse (5,562 s.f.) for mechanical contractors – hours of
operation 8am-4:30pm Mon-Fri – 4 employees – signage limited to lettering on
front and doors (Urmston Realty)
to approve made by: Larry Hines
by: Russ Lipari
PMISC08-34 MDTV Medical
News Now - 3 Mars Ct. Unit
3-3N – B: 3. L: 38.04 – office (1,189 s.f.)/storage (646 s.f.) – sale of
airtime for TV production – 3 employees – hours of operation 9am-5pm Mon-Fri -
signage limited to lettering on front and doors (Urmston Realty)
by: Larry Hines
PSPP/FC08-08 Evangelical Lutheran Church
of the Holy Spirit – 70 River Rd. – B: 76, L: 12.01 – Approval
Resolution for pre/final site plan
for construction of parsonage - Eligible: John Visco, Deb Nielson, Art
Daughtry, Gary Lewis, Art Maggio, Tony Speciale, Ms. Kull
by: Art Maggio
C & C Riverside
Drive Associates, LLC – Riverside Drive
182, Lot 7 – Amended Site Plan –Reconfigure of interior portion of existing building to accommodate
additional tenants and site plan approval to make minor changes to the parking,
loading, landscaping and points of ingress/egress to the building - Roll call: John Visco, Deb Nielson, Art Daughtry,
Gary Lewis, Art Maggio, Tony Speciale, Ms. Kull & Vic Canning
to approve made by: John Visco
Minutes of 8/14/08 - Victor Canning, Larry Hines, Marie
Kull, Art Daughtry, Deb Nielson, Ladis Karkowsky
to approve made by: Art Daughtry
Engineering – Trust for: $240, $970, $135, $506.25,
$1,316.25 (Pine Brook Investments),
$397.50, $405, $67.60,
$337.50, $1,215.00 (Pine Brook
Investments), $978.75,
Assoc. – Trust for: $540
Carroll, Esq. – Trust for: $33.75, $33.75, $67.50, $33.75,
$33.75, $67.50, $33.75, $67.50, $303.75, $67.50, $33.75, $33.75, $303.75,
& Denzler – Trust for: $202.50
Murphy – Trust for: $75
Investments B: 160.02,
L: 18 - 321 Changebridge Road
– amended preliminary/final site plan w/parking variance – Notice Acceptable ACT BY: 9/12/08
Present: Rosemary
Stone-Dougherty, Esq.
Ben Guardiosi, Applicant
Frank Matarazzo, PE
Ms. Dougherty
summarized existing site location, noting that the building is currently occupied
by five tenants all of which have some involvement in either health and/or
fitness. The applicant seeks amendment
of the site to provide for better ingress and egress and to redistribute
parking to allow for better use of the building.
Frank Matarazzo, PE
– sworn
Mr. Nelson
sworn the applicant's engineer, Mr. Matarazzo as well as the Planning Board professionals.
Lipari: Exhibit A, the interior building
floor plan submitted with the applicant, reflects there are 9 tenants which is
how parking calculations were conducted. This appears inconsistent with the five tenants
previously stipulated. Ms. Dougherty indicated that the plan reflects
that there could be as many as 9 tenants, thus parking analysis conducted on
that aspect, but will clarify the number of existing tenants at future
Ms. Dougherty
indicated that this evening there will be no parking expert available. She indicated that the report submitted by
Mr. Staiger (traffic engineer) is only for one day of study, noting Mr. Staiger
did conduct additional counts and would testify in accordance with these
additional studies. .
EXHIBIT: A1 – colored version of the grading plan –
sheet 3 of 6 – marked in as evidence. Plan reflects pavement and grass
Mr. Benjamin
Gaudiosi – sworn – owner
Answering Mr.
Lipari's question on why this plan was presented vs. demo as originally
reviewed at a subcommittee meeting, she explained she understood unit 1 was an
area of discussion at a conceptual review level. The applicant subsequently reviewed this
aspect, but due to economics of site, the applicant filed a plan for amended
parking vs. demolition, and took the board professional comments into play by
removing a proposed second row of parking along front as well as some coverage
issues in rear of site, where there is flooding issues.
There are 7 variances
on this site, and Ms. Dougherty summarized:
there are pre-existing variances on building coverage, FAR and
impervious coverage. Maximum
Building Lot
Coverage is at 32.67% where only 25% permitted. FAR only allows 20% and over
that amount also; Impervious coverage is 71.25% where 55% permitted, proposed
73.66% is a new variance; zone line runs down center of Changebridge and this
property is I2 while across the street is the R27D. A variance for parking is required due to
location of parking in front from this residential zone. Applicant currently has 102 parking spaces on
site, and based on zoning analysis need 270, the applicants are proposing
114. Variance is part of an existing
change which requires 20' where 13'7 is provided and size of stall is 9x18 with
a mix on the property for 9x18 vs. 9x20 for 12 new spots and some rambling thru
Ms. Dougherty
was asked if the applicant had proceeded with removal of Unit 1 which is 7500
sq. ft., would this structure be more in line with code requirements. Mr. Matarazzo indicated affirmatively noting
it would be more in line with code.
Mr. Matarazzo
indicated the property is in floodplain of Rockaway River. Applicant wanted to redistribute parking
this be enough to better distribute.
Total net benefit of changes would be 12 additional spaces.
Ms. Dougherty
indicated she reviewed the resolution of approval from over a year ago and that
this plan provides for all of the site issues that were required to be
installed by the applicant: street
lighting and landscaping and signage would be identical, indicating that the
applicant stipulated he would agree to all prior conditions in previous
Mr. Visco
voiced concerns indicating that this plan is not what the Board had hoped to
see, and that what the applicant is proposing, the subcommittee unanimously
indicated that they would prefer another plan.
Mrs. White
summarized subcommittee findings. Ms.
Dougherty indicated the applicant is not in a position to provide demolition at
this time. This application is to
address this site to find a plan that redistributes parking, improves exterior,
and improves drainage, as well as to create large better units. Given location of this building, and history
of change that occurs in area, these recreational health and fitness use is a
better mix.
Mr. Lipari
congratulated the applicant, since this is something we all agree with, noting
that the applicant has been treated very well by this Planning Board who has
also been cooperative in doing all we can to provide help to this
applicant. Mrs. Stone indicated as to
the demo, the applicant did not have an opportunity to review the impact
demolition would create, wasn't represented by counsel at the time, and wasn't
in the position to fully appreciate what this meant, noting since then there
have been changes in economy impacting this owner also. It is reality of what occurred.
ensued on concerns relative to the extensive number of times the Planning Board
has worked with and met with this applicant helping him to develop this
site. The applicant has been before this
board for many years, and perhaps if he didn't have the ability to decide
issues with the Planning Board, then he should have stipulated at that time
since reviewing this plan at this time is upsetting.
Mr. Karkowsky
agreed. Our cooperation was based on
promises and representations made by the applicant, and we have worked with the
applicant on his tenants, always acknowledging that there were problems that
existing with parking on this site. The
applicant didn't have to agree to the demolition and should have stipulated
Mrs. White
indicated that she has been receiving interest from a potential liquor store tenant
who was interested in wholesale/retail sales.
This would also affect parking and if this is a viable tenancy, then the
site should take this into consideration when amending and/or addressing
parking needs. Ms. Dougherty summarized
there is no contract for this future tenant.
Purpose of the
site plan is for parking area in front of building and to redistribute parking
to bring to the front as well as a connection between two existing driveways in
the front, per Ms. Dougherty.
Departments commented on dumpster placement location, and applicant indicated
that they would relocate dumpster to another side. Mrs. White asked that some type of plan be
developed in view of number of tenants and control of dumpsters on site.
Ms. Kull asked
for clarification as to the distance between front of property from back of
cars to grass. Mr. Matarazzo indicated
that from curb to ROW is 13'. Travel
lane is 24' for two way traffic. Both
are two ways in and out.
Mr. Speciale
asked if the fences shown on drawings exist.
Mr. Matarazzo answered affirmatively and that the gate was chain
link. Mrs. White indicated applicant
should check fence ordinance should additional variances be required.
Mr. Karkowsky
asked about the parking calculations and tenants as listed on front page? Do these tenants actually exist since there
are some names shown that are not recorded at our level? Mr. Matarazzo indicated the plans were revised
July 25th 2008; Unit 1 is a proposed tenant. In parking study, existing tenants are
reflected. August 15th
parking study reflects all existing tenants.
Mr. Maggio in
reviewing the site plan indicates he cannot get the parking numbers to add up
to 114 parking numbers.
Mrs. White
asked for assurances that all streetscape lighting is shown as the applicant's
responsibility for costs and maintenance.
Applicant directed that this is his responsibility and must be totally
on applicant's property.
Applicant also
requested to review all dumpster locations, and answer if they will be tenant-owned
dumpsters or landlord responsibility.
ensued on circulation for handicap spaces?
Mr. Guardiosi indicated that the dumpster will be paid for by tenants
and will be by same vendor. Mr.
Karkowsky indicated that more tenants amount to more dumpsters, thus this
aspect of site as well as recycling should be addressed. Ms. Dougherty indicated owner contemplates
taking over dumpster issues in a lease.
application was carried with notice preserved to November 6th agenda
with time to act extended on record.
Motion made
by: made Russ Lipari
Second: Larry
call: unanimous
Eligible: Art Maggio, Ladis Karkowsky, Marie Kull, Deb
Nielson, John Visco, Art Daughtry, Russ Lipari, Larry Hines, Tony Speciale
Note: Vic
Canning & Gary Lewis must certify to missed meeting of 9-11-08
(Shoppes @ Montville) Block: 162, Lot: 3, 4, 6, 7 – Old Bloomfield & Rt. 46 – Notice
Acceptable ACT BY: 1/9/09
Carried w/notice
to: 10/6/08 in a motion made by: Russ Lipari
Seconded by:
Art Maggio
Mr. Omland
summarized meetings he held this morning with several of the major site plan
applications: San Dol & Montville
Residency. Discussion ensued on best way
to continue to work with these applicants in order to streamline and guide the
applicant thru the site plan process. It
was decided that once the revisions to these plans are made, that the Planning
Board subcommittee meet with each of the applicants to further review site plan
changes before going forward with formal hearings. Members agreed.
Motion made to
adjourn made by: Art Maggio
Seconded: Tony
Linda M. White


text:
Robert Fuller, MD, PhD
5855 Bremo Road
MOB North, Suite 306
Richmond, VA 23226
Phone: 804-287-7650
Fax: 804-287-7642
Maps and Directions
13700 St. Francis Boulevard
Suite 502
Midlothian, VA 23114
Phone: 804-594-7428
Fax: 804-594-7430
Maps and Directions
Hospital Affiliations
St. Mary's Hospital
St. Francis Medical Center
Memorial Regional Medical Center
Obstetrics & Gynecology
Maternal-Fetal Medicine
Certified American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Education and Training
University of Illinois
Medical School
University of Illinois
Mercer University
University of Vermont
Dr. Fuller received his medical degree and PhD from the University of Illinois and completed his residency in the department of obstetrics and gynecology at Mercer University Department in Georgia. He also completed his fellowship in maternal-fetal medicine at the University of Vermont. Dr. Fuller is board certified in obstetrics and gynecology.


text:
Hi I am trying to use Drupal webforms with tokens to build out a redirect url for my form submissions. Everything works great when all fields are populated, but if a field is left empty the redirect does not happen. Promo code is an optional field. Please help
Webform 6.x-3.14
redirect url:%value[app_url]/user/new?email=%value[email_address]&first_name=%value[first_name]&last_name=%value[last_name]&promo_code=%value[promo_code]


text:
Franchise Index: Previous Season / Next Season
8-8-0, NFC East Division · 1978 NFL Season Summary
SRS: Total -0.4, Offense: -1.1, Defense: 0.7, SoS: 0.2, avg is 0.0.
Scored 273 points (17.1/g), 17th of 28 in the NFL. Allowed 283 points (17.7/g), 10th.
Differential of -10 points (-0.6/g), 11th. Expected W-L: 7.7-8.3.
Jack Pardee (8-8-0)
Offensive Coordinator: Joe Walton
Stadium: Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium
Training Camp: Dickinson College (Carlisle, Pennsylvania)
Let people know you like this site. Sponsor this page for $10. Your message will replace this ad.


text:
Lionel Sylvester Antoine
Position: T
Height: 6-6 Weight: 262 lbs.
Born: August 31, 1950 in Biloxi, MS
High School: M.F. Nichols
College: Southern Illinois (school history)
Drafted by the Chicago Bears in the 1st round (3rd overall) of the 1972 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 16 (5629th overall since 1950)
Like this page? Sponsor it for $5. Your message will replace this ad.
1973 Game Log: Regular Season · Playoffs · vs.


text:
Florida Marlins: Mustachioed Andrew Miller arrives; Cameron Maybin to follow?
First thing we need to address is the mustache. Andrew Miller arrived looking like he just came off the set of a Clint Eastwood western. He's sporting a scraggly mustache and accompanying soul patch.
"He looks like the Tombstone guy," said manager Edwin Rodriguez, referencing Val Kilmer's portrayal of Doc Holliday in the movie. "I asked him, 'What are we doing down there?' As long as he comes in and throws strikes he can keep that mustache."
So why Miller inspite of the fact he's 0-3 in four August starts with an ERA over 8? Taylor Tankersley was struggling and the Marlins wanted a guy with better stuff in the pen. Whether that stuff translates into outs is the question the Marlins want answered over the final six weeks.
The other key figure of the Miguel Cabrera trade with the Tigers may not be long for the minors either. Like Miller, Cameron Maybin has been unable to lock down a spot on the major league roster. Maybin is tearing up the Pacific Coast League again, batting .342 with a .921 on-base plus slugging percentage in 30 games. The Marlins are looking at how to make the necessary roster adjustment to get Maybin back up here. That could mean finding a taker for the struggling Cody Ross.
Waiver information is guarded like the Oval Office. It's uncertain whether the Marlins have attempted to pass Ross through waivers and if so whether he cleared. If he cleared, the Marlins are free to trade Ross to any team. If he was claimed, they could trade him to the claiming team or pull him back. Without revealing Ross' waiver status, one American League source in contact with the Marlins put the chances of Ross finishing the year with the club at "40-60."
The Red Sox, Yankees, Dodgers, Braves and Padres were among the teams that inquired about Ross before the July 31 non-waiver trade deadline. Ross or any other player would have to be on the club's roster by Aug. 31 to be eligible for the postseason.
At the very latest, Maybin will rejoin the Marlins when rosters expand on Sept. 1.


text:
Estate Planning and Personal Injury Attorneys in Seattle, Washington
At Byrd Garrett PLLC, we believe it's never too early to prepare for the future. Our professional Estate Planning attorneys have built up a strong reputation for quality customized Estate Plans that serve residents of Seattle, Washington from all different walks of life. Estate Planning ensures that you, your family, and your assets will be taken care of no matter what happens. Because every family has different financial backgrounds, family dynamics and priorities, our Seattle Estate Planning lawyers are committed to understanding your preferences before the planning process begins. Our attorneys can prepare important legal documents such as Living Trusts, Wills, powers of attorney, and health care directives to ensure that your wishes are put in writing and made official. Additionally, we have experience and advanced knowledge of the Probate process, Trust Administration, Elder Law, nursing home planning, Medicaid planning, GLBT Estate Planning, special needs planning, and all aspects necessary for your Estate Plan.
Byrd Garrett PLLC also will accept personal injury claims on a contingency fee basis which means that you do not have to put any money up front for your case. Please see our Services tab and go to Personal Injury on the drop down menu for more information.
If you have experienced the passing of a loved one, you have likely heard of Probate. Probate is a process where state laws govern the inventory and distribution of a deceased individual's estate. Although Probate tends to have a negative reputation, it can be used to the advantage of an individual preparing an Estate Plan prior to death. Our Seattle Estate Planning attorneys are well-versed in the Probate process and can apply this knowledge and experience to ensure that your estate is distributed as intended while addressing legal matters that may cause conflict, including family disputes, special needs planning, and so on. When you acquire skilled legal counsel, you eliminate conflicts that may arise during the distribution process and better protect your assets as well as your wishes.
Trust Administration
Fortunately, Trust Administration doesn't require Probate the way Wills do. By taking Probate out of the equation, you might assume that the Trust Administration process becomes significantly less complex. Although it may help, there are still quite a few additional steps that must be taken to acquire the Living Trust you are entitled to. As your Seattle Estate Planning attorney, our job is to sort out all of the unfinished legal matters that the deceased left behind. This includes filing and paying remaining taxes, conducting a full inventory of the deceased individual's assets, informing creditors and paying off debts.
Will and Living Trust
The biggest difference between a Will and a Living Trust is that a Will requires Probate, while a Living Trust does not. Although they both establish the distribution of property to beneficiaries, Wills can be used to specify last requests and assign guardianship for minor children. A solid Estate Plan would likely include both of these documents; however, it depends solely on your unique situation and preferences. Our Estate Planning attorneys can help you sort out which documentation would be best for your needs and preferences while sorting out the logistics of processing the documents as well.
Elder Law
Aside from preparing for the future of your assets and your loved ones, part of the Estate Planning process involved preparing for your own future. Nursing home planning is one of the most important aspects of Elder Law considering the high costs for nursing home care in addition to the high likelihood that you will spend at least one year in these institutions. A Seattle Estate Planning attorney can help you manage these costs while determining your eligibility for federal programs such as Medicaid, which can ease the financial burden of future care. Other special instructions, such as Health Care Directives, Powers of Attorney, Guardianship preferences, and others, can be prepared by your Seattle Elder Law attorney as well.
GLBT Estate Planning
Many members of the GLBT community are still continually fighting for their rights in many aspects. Ensuring the financial security and stability of their loved ones as well as their estate is just one of them. Our Seattle Estate Planning attorneys understand the legal requirements necessary for individuals in GLBT relationships to receive the same rights as those in heterosexual relationships in the event of a disabling illness or death. Our Estate Planning lawyers strive to ensure that members of the GLBT community have an Estate Plan that ensures their loved ones and property are cared for no matter what.


text:
Nowhere but at a MUSE/IQUE concert would audiences be treated to Mozart, Rachmaninoff, Stokovski, Bach, Gershwin, Thelonius Monk and Billy Joel sharing the stage with Charlie Chaplin, Chico Marx and Bugs Bunny. MUSE/IQUE Artistic Director Rachael Worby put these disparate icons into a marvelously entertaining, energizing and enlightening evening devoted to piano music and pianists on Saturday, August 9, 2014.
Caltech's idyllic Beckman Mall welcomed five remarkable pianists Joanne Pearce Martin and her husband, Gavin Martin, Bryan Pezzone, Alan Steinberger and young prodigy Ray Ushikubo. These 50 fingers demonstrated their virtuosity on two Steinways in an evening of nothing but highlights. They played individually, in duos on two pianos, duos on one piano and in both the opening and closing pieces 20 fingers on one piano and 30 on the other. Wow!
Early in the program a clip from the 1915 Charlie Chaplin short film "A Night in the Show" was shown on two screens, first silently, then twice more with accompaniment by Steinberger, then Pezzione demonstrating the contribution pianists made to and how they enhanced early 1900s silent movie viewing in theaters.
Bugs Bunny was in fine form in his concert cartoon and Chico Marx demonstrated his unique single finger technique in another delightful use of the screens.
In addition to playing, Steinberger composed a stirring homage to Thelonius Monk entitled "Round 11 p.m." then later in the program performed his classic "Round Midnight."
Adding 10 more fingers to the invigorating evening piano man Ellis Peters made a surprise appearance getting the audience singing and the musicians dancing to his rendition of Billy Joel's "Piano Man." A grand finale to the splendid, thoroughly satisfying and delightful evening.
Audiences can expect the unexpected at all of MUSE/IQUE's concerts and events including the final 2014 Summer of Sound offering Earth Quaked: Dance Changes the World featuring the phenomenal tap dancer Savion Glover on Saturday, September 7. Tap requires two instruments: the body and the earth. This simplicity is a mischievous disguise for the whole beauty of human creation. America's genius of dance joins MUSE/IQUE's counter-culture orchestra to show how it's done. Don't miss it!
Rusnak Audi Summer of Sound tickets range in price from $20 to $250 with MUSE/IQUE members getting the best seat locations and discounts. Call 626-862-1111 or visit www.muse-ique.org.
Rusnak Audi Summer of Sound is held at Caltech's Beckman Mall Lawn, located at 332 S. Michigan Avenue.


text:
The long awaited studio LP follow up to Asleep In The Bread Aisle proves to be a fitting addition to Asher Roth's catalogue. RetroHash may blend genres with rap being just one of them, but it surely is a fun listen. Averaging out to about one or two rap verses from Asher Roth per song, the album teases real hip hop heads for more verses of hardcore rhymes. It's a shame such a great rapping talent is pushed aside for long, melodic chorus lines, but after several mixtapes and extended plays of straight raps, Asher Roth must have longed for something new, and truth be told, the change is refreshing. Overall Asher Roth is less goofy and more sagely here, expertly covering life and love over cool, jazzy hip hop productions. He definitely has something to say and sends several valuable messages, especially on "Fast Life," which features a strong guest verse from new coming Chicago emcee Vic Mensa. All in all, RetroHash is an impressive album even if it defies categorization.
Asher Roth reclaims his position in the rap game with 'RetroHash'
Use your key for the next article


text:
"Bribery, Money laundering, Theft and Theft in office"…This was the talk of the town in this small Ohio city once again this month. Political corruption is just non-stop in Youngstown.
Local Mahoning County Probate Court Judge Mark Belinky had his office and home searched by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation, FBI and County Sheriff's office.
They served two search warrants on the judge; the local newspaper reported that - "the warrants state evidence was collected last Friday at his court office and Boardman home related to the judge engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, tampering with records, bribery, money laundering, theft and theft in office."
This is so shameful. Wow. http://www.vindy.com/news/2014/feb/14/rumors-about-judge-belinky-have-co...