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Going on vacation? Taking kitty? How easy is it to find, review and book pet friendly hotels? Need to see a veterinarian while traveling with kitty or find a pre-screened vet in your area? Not taking kitty? How do you easily locate a pet boarding facility that offers the standard of care you expect and demand for your cat or dog? Wish there was an online site as comprehensive as Orbitz, Kayak, Expedia or Hotels.com for locating and booking cat and dog boarding facilities, pet friendly hotels or a trusted veterinarian? Your wish has been granted with San Diego based Furlocity, Inc.
What is Furlocity? Co-founder and CEO Andy Smit explains;
"Before Furlocity, the only means to find and book boarding facilities was through a basic Internet search and time-consuming phone calls. Now, Furlocity provides a centralized booking platform that allows pet parents to search, compare, review and book trusted pet boarding facilities and accommodations all in one sitting."
Furlocity is the first comprehensive online marketplace for finding and booking pet accommodation and locating veterinary services with just a click of the mouse. No more need to search or contact multiple pet care facilities to look for one that claims to offer what you want. Just like booking your vacation a visit to Furlocity's website allows you to search, compare, review and instantly make a reservation for boarding kitty or Fido. All the facilities offered by Furlocity are pre-screened so you can rest assured your feline friend will be safe and well cared for.
To speed things along Furlocity allows you to create a free pet profile where kitty's vaccination and medical records can be uploaded. This not only saves time but means you may not have to take the records with you when you check your furry friend into the facility. There is another plus for using Furlocity; reward points are accrued towards free or discounted nights each time a stay is booked.
When traveling with your furry friend imagine the stress and concern if kitty or Fido has a medical emergency. Think of the worry involved in looking for a reliable veterinarian in a strange town. Furlocity can come to your rescue. Their website also offers an easy way to find and connect with pet care support and veterinarians serving the areas currently covered by Furlocity.
Furlocity was founded in 2012 by Andy Smit, co-founder and CEO, Adam Bronte, co-founder and CTO, and Amber Kirsten-Smit, co-founder and President. After launching its online services for the San Diego market in August, 2013 Furlocity has expanded its coverage to include the Phoenix area as well as over 40 cities in 22 states. Continued expansion into additional pet-friendly markets is planned throughout the year.
Furlocity is currently available in these locations:
Boarding facilities; Camden, Ark.; Glendale and Phoenix, Ariz.; Carmichael, Los Angeles, Orange, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco and Stanton, Calif.; Aurora and Parker, Colo.; North Branford, Conn.; Milford, Del.; Coconut Creek and Winter Park, Fla.; Rockford, Ill.; Baton Rouge, La.; Stockbridge, Md.; Hampstead, Rockville and Upperco, Md.; Wentzville, Mo.; Cornelius and Raleigh, N.C.; Fanwood, and Maple Shade, N.J.; Bowmansville and New York, N.Y.; Anderson, Cincinnati and Lewis Center, Ohio; Benton and Skippack, Pa.; Maryville, Tenn.; Amarillo, Colleyville, Georgetown, Katy and Tomball, Texas; Rockville, Utah.; Bealeton, Va. and Seattle, Wash.
Veterinarian services; Trumann, Ark; Cypress, San Diego, Santa Ana and Westminster, Calif; Morehead City, N.C. and Skippack, Pa.
Pet friendly hotels; Nationwide.
For more information, please visit Furlocity or call 888-859-9927.
If you are interested in becoming a Furlocity provider this is their FAQ and application form.


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Download Lizard Girl Dance video
Download Lizard Girl Dance video on savevid.com
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I found this adorable flash on the web (random searching lol) and decided to share it with the Youtube video. It's similar to the CaramellDansen/DOTA dance by other characters, but this stars a cute little dragon girl dancing cutely for us all.
The normal flash version loops continuously within certain lengths of the song. I edited so that it plays the entire song and loops till the end of that. Original Flash Animation can be found here:
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Lamb of God's Randy Blythe Salutes Indonesia's Metalhead President Elect Joko Widodo
Always outspoken, Lamb of God's Randy Blythe just posted a blog celebrating the election of metalhead Joko Widodo as Indonesia's new President.
Always outspoken, Lamb of God's Randy Blythe just posted a blog celebrating the election of metalhead Joko Widodo as Indonesia's new President.
Lamb of God's Chris Adler is partnering up with Richmond restauranteur Mac McCormack to open the Big Whisky Grill.
Lamb of God vocalist Randy Blythe took to his Instagram page, where he memorialized Tommy Ramone, going as far as to declare, "No Ramones = no lamb of god."
Lamb of God's Randy Blythe made a surprise appearance, rocking the song 'Hell Yeah' during Hellyeah's show in Wilmington, North Carolina.
On the two-year anniversary of his arrest on manslaughter charges, Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe has taken time to reflect on the chaotic period of his life.
We're happy to report that the Lamb of God frontman is 100 percent recovered!
Having made a crucial mistake in keeping his hot coffee between his legs while driving, Blythe suffered an unfortunate consequence.
Yesterday (June 3), we learned that GWAR vocalist Dave Brockie's cause of death was an accidental heroin overdose. The news spread quickly and garnered emotional reactions from fans around the world, one of which came from Lamb of God vocalist Randy Blythe...
'Project Rogue - Titans' is a new crowd-funded collective that will feature Rogue Records America artists teaming up with 15 metal musicians, including some pretty big names...
For those who didn't catch the film during its limited theatrical release, no worries, you'll soon be able to watch the Lamb of God film on demand!
When something this hilarious happens, it just feels great to be a metalhead. In what is likely to be the funniest metal story you'll read today, a group of churches in Salem, Va., accidentally used Lamb of God's logo for an Easter play of the same name.
Rest in peace, Dave Brockie! The beloved GWAR frontman, also known as Oderus Urungus, touched many in the music industry with not only his outspoken and entertaining ways, but also the way in which he treated others. One of those who had a long-running friendship with Brockie was Lamb of God frontman Randy Blythe, who had a chance to speak at the musician's memorial service.


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Charlotte Brontë1816–1855
The third of six children, Charlotte Brontë attended boarding school with her two older sisters, where they both caught consumption and died. She continued her studies at home, and years of imaginative play with her younger siblings fueled their later literary work. Charlotte, Emily, and Anne published their first poems in a collection under the pseudonyms of Currer, Ellis, and Acton Bell, which successfully disguised their gender. Brontë published her novel Jane Eyre the following year (1847).


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Sacrilege: an excerpt from Austin Dacey's The Future of Blasphemy
We do not know what the first blasphemer said. We do know that he was a stranger who came among the Israelites.
What Would Jesus Do About Unitarian Heresy?
01 March 2006 England's Chester Cathedral has made waves with its recent refusal to let a Unitarian congregation hold a service in the Cathedral — as the Unitarian Church has for the past three years — declaring Unitarianism a "heretical" religion incompatible with the Church of England-run Cathedral. The denunciation came after the evangelical Bishop...
A Heretic's Zoology
Everyone's a blasphemer these days, including Rabbi Nosson Slifkin, an ultra-Orthodox Israeli scholar and Talmudic zoologist who has written nine books attempting to reconcile Jewish Scripture with natural science. Slifkin, The New York Times reports, isn't trying to debunk much, but has expressed some calm skepticism about certain stories in the Torah, the Talmud, and other sacred...


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Building Better Batteries
BOULDER, CO (Ivanhoe Newswire) --Everyone knows the frustration of having a battery die right when you need it. Now researchers have created a new battery with more power, so you can talk, type, or even drive longer. We report on why it really is the battery that keeps going and going, and going.
Uncovering Hi-Tech Messages
BOSTON (Ivanhoe Newswire)--Its like James Bond meets Bill Nye the Science Guy. Students and professors at Harvards School of Engineering and Applied Science have created a chip that can test chemicals and be used as an encryption device! Well show you how a gemstone makes it all possible.
Radioactive Water: Tea Bags To The Rescue
RALEIGH, N.C (Ivanhoe Newswire) It has been five months since a deadly earthquake hit Japan, creating a nuclear disaster of frightening proportions. Within days, the water was contaminated with radioactive iodide, a contaminant that can present a serious health risk. Now, scientists here in the U.S believe theyve found a new way to remove, not just radiation, but other potentially hazardous contaminants to make sure water is safe to drink.
Fuel Up For Less With Green Gas
DETROIT (Ivanhoe Newswire)--Tired of paying high prices at the pump? A biotechnology company is developing an organic energy source made from, among other things, human waste. Experts say it would be cheaper, better for the environment and possibly coming to a gas station near you in the not too distant future.
Kitchen Chemistry
PHILADELPHIA (Ivanhoe Newswire) --What do Wolfgang Puck and Top Chef, Richard Blais have in common? These chefs put pizzazz on the dinner plate by using something called molecular gastronomy. Its a fancy way of saying theyre using science in the kitchen.
Cave Cures
NASHVILLE, TN. (Ivanhoe Newswire) --Two million people will be diagnosed with some type of cancer this year. That has researchers looking in places no one has thought of before for a cure. The answer could be found in caves, millions of years in the making.
Healthy Snack: Eat this - Not that!
SCRANTON, PA (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Popcorn, crackers, even cold cereal- may be much better for you than nutritionists first thought. In the past, most researchers said the fiber boost from these whole grain foods was their best benefit, but food experts now say they are helping your health in surprising new ways.
Smaller, Lighter, Faster Gadgets
OAK RIDGE, TN (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- From our computers, to our cell phones, every day we rely on machines. Now scientists have developed special foam to make our gadgets smaller, lighter, and more energy efficient.
Cancer-Causing Sunscreens
WASHINGTON, DC. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Do you know what's in your sunscreen? According to one research group, not knowing your suncreen may mean you and your family are not as protected as you think. Listen up before you lather up about what should and shouldn't be on your sunscreen label.
Electronic Wine Taster
BARCELONA (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Whether it's a red or a white, a 2006 or a 1966, wine connoisseurs rely on their taste buds to distinguish a fine glass of vino from vinegar. But now, when it comes to judging wine, wine lovers may have more than just their own mouth to rely on.
Help for Multiple Sclerosis Victims
ROCHESTER, N.Y. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- About 2.5 million people are affected by multiple sclerosis, or MS. It's a disease of the central nervous system that disrupts or blocks nerve signals, causing muscle weakness, difficulty walking and other problems that become more debilitating with time. A new drug is not a cure, but it could give patients a more active, independent future.
Catching Crooks Green-Handed
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Move over CSI: There's a new way for people to protect their property before it's stolen and track down criminals if it is.
Mars to Bars
BERKELEY, Calif. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- The Mars Mission is currently set for 2016. That's when NASA is planning to head back to the red planet. On that mission, scientists will look for life on Mars, but the same technology used for detecting extraterrestrials may help solve a headache back here on earth.
Preventing Osteoporosis
PHILADELPHIA (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Next time you have a meal or snack, pay close attention to the taste. Food is sweet, sour, bitter, salty, astringent or pungent. Now, researchers believe they've found a new type of taste. It's a discovery that could help prevent osteoporosis.
De-icers: Making Planes Safer
COLUMBUS, Ohio (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- While traditional de-icers help make runways and airplanes safe, the formulas can be harmful to the environment. Now, two new de-icers are safe for both flying and nature.
Chemistry of Cooking
(Ivanhoe Newswire) -- You love to cook, but have you whipped up some disasters? Even the best recipes can sometimes go terribly wrong. A nationally recognized scientist and chef says knowing a little chemistry could help.
Fire Stopper
ATLANTA, Ga. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Every year, fires cost Americans millions of dollars, damaging homes, businesses, documents and property thats often irreplaceable. Consider the records at a bank, or the treasures in a museum. Fire science researchers have been trying to find a way to put out fires faster, with less damage to property. Now, theyve come up with a new kind of fire suppression system -- no water needed!
Get Set
Go! Matchbox Races!
BETHLEHEM, Pa. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Think engineering is child's play? Well, for a few months every year in Bethlehem, Pa., it is. Lehigh University mechanical engineering majors and Tyco electronics team up to give middle school students an inside look at the science behind the industry.
Predicting Asthma Attacks
ATLANTA, Ga. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Every year, asthma kills five-thousand people in the United States. Millions more suffer with the disease every day. Now, there's increasing research that environment plays a key role in causing asthma attacks, but how do you know what triggers your asthma? Researchers think they may have the answer.
New Meth Test
THORNTON, Colo. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- The country continues to face residual problems from methamphetamine labs -- makeshift laboratories pose dangers to both the public and police. But now, a new tool that works like a home pregnancy kit can detect dangerous drugs on-the-spot.
Science of Snacking
PROVO, Utah (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Can't get your picky kids to eat a healthy snack? Now, there's a new, cool yogurt sensation that's sure to tempt your fussiest eater.
Odor-less Paint
MONTVALE, N.J. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Planning a paint job but hate the dreadful smell? Thanks to chemists, there is a new paint that promises no stink! And the benefits don't stop there; it's also environmentally friendly and dries fast.
Plants Under Attack
Gainesville, Fla. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Posies and plants may look peaceful, but flowers and veggies are waging war on their enemies.
Recycling Revolution
RALEIGH, N.C. (Ivanhoe Newswire) -- Here's a loaded question -- do you recycle? Even if you recycle -- do you know where your plastic bottles go? Are they made into more bottles or something else? The answer may surprise you!
Healthy Pizza
COLLEGE PARK, M.D. (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Theres no doubting its popularity -- we eat 350 slices every second in this country.
Soothing Sensitive Teeth
A new toothpaste ingredient gives soothing relief to people with painful, sensitive teeth.
Weight Loss Weapon!
LOS ANGELES (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Americans are getting fatter. In fact, more than 60 percent are overweight and 18 million have type 2 diabetes. It's an epidemic that's becoming more of a problem with each passing year. Now, a new discovery could help you shed those dangerous pounds and live a healthier life.
Metal Rubber
BLACKSBURG, Va. (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Portable gadgets were meant to be taken on the move. Portable also means accidents and damage can happen. Now, imagine electronics that can take a beating and bounce back! It's soon possible with a shocking new flexible, indestructible material, called metal rubber.
Crime Alert! Molding Fingerprints
TORONTO (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Increased airport security ... Better police forensics work ... Even improved bridge and building safety. These are all the tremendous possibilities stemming from a new material that's 20-times thinner than a strand of human hair.
Safer Water Worldwide
In the United States, with just the turn of a knob, clean, drinkable water is right at our fingertips. That's not the case in many parts of the world. But new technology is making it possible for people worldwide to have drinkable water ... With a stir of a powerful powder.
CSI X-Ray Fingerprints
LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Popular television crime shows solve cases in an hour. But in real life, cracking a case isn't a quick, easy game -- especially when it comes to finding fingerprints.
Is Your Water Safe?
ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Mercury ... It's in the ground, in the air, and in our water! We even have a little bit in our bodies. That's normal. But too much mercury could cause health problems. What's in your water? New tests may help detect if something dangerous is coming out of your faucet.
The Perfect Perfume
New York (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Some are strong ... Others soft ... But as you spray your bottle of perfume, have you ever wondered what the inspiration was behind your favorite fragrance?
Bacteria-Killing Bandage
GAINESVILLE, Fla. (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- You go there for help, but millions of Americans get sick in hospitals. Hospital infections are growing to epidemic proportions because they're passed from person to person. Now, researchers are working to wipe out these infections with a new bacteria-killing bandage.
Fog-Free Glass
BOSTON (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- If you're all fogged up, a new discovery may have you seeing more clearly. Fog is not just a weather nuisance for drivers; it can cause problems just about everywhere. Now, a new anti-fog glass coating is clearing the way for consumers.
Low-Fat Fried Food?
GLOUCESTER, Mass. (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Low-fat, fried food sounds like a contradiction, but those types of products may soon be popping up at your local grocer.
Firefighting With Fog
GRESHAM, Ore. (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Every year dozens of firefighters in the United States die fighting fires. Explosions, back drafts and flashover fires can trap them inside buildings. Now, a new method of firefighting aims to change that.
Cleaning up our Water
SANTA MONICA, Calif. (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Oil, grease, deadly bacteria and disease are all found in our ponds, rivers, lakes and oceans. Now, a new invention may be the first step to cleaning up our water.
Evaluating Your Vino
DAVIS, Calif. (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- If you are thinking about buying some good wine, you may want to consider giving the bottle an MRI first.
Testing Water
WASHINGTON (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- How do you really know if the water you drink, cook, and shower with is clean and healthy? It's simple to find out, and today kids are even helping to test the earth's water supply.
Green and Clean
SAN FRANCISCO (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Most people love the look of a lush, green lawn, but if you have kids you probably worry about using pesticides and chemicals to keep it that way. Now there are alternatives to chemicals that will keep your lawn green and clean.
CORVALLIS, Ore. (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- Many people look for natural or green products for their homes. But even something as natural-looking as wood furniture or cabinets can contain cancer-causing chemicals like formaldehyde. Now, a scientist has created a non-toxic wood adhesive. And his inspiration didn't come from the forest. It came from the Oregon coast.


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NATALIE BASZILE / Queen Sugar -- Launch Party
Inspired by debut author Natalie Baszile's own life and family history, QUEEN SUGAR is a story of reinvention about an African American woman who inherits a sugarcane farm in Louisiana, and the new life and new family it brings together. Offering a rare glimpse into the complicated world of Louisiana sugarcane farming, it's a story of Southern wisdom, unexpected love and second chances.
Baszile conjurs the story of Charley Bordelon, a recently widowed mother of an 11 year old girl struggling to get by in Los Angeles, whose late father leaves her eight hundred acres of prime sugarcane land in Louisiana with the stipulation that she must farm it or lose it. His reasons for doing this are mysterious, but Charley embraces it as an opportunity to start over and grow a new life for her and her daughter on the Gulf coast. But no amount of planning can prepare Charley for a Louisiana that's mired in the past: Cane farming is very much a white man's business, and her grandmother, Miss Honey, is far thornier than she remembers. As the sweltering south Louisiana summer unfolds, a troubled brother threatens Charley's cane operation with violence and theft, and she must struggle to balance the overwhelming challenges of her farm with the demands of a homesick daughter, a judgmental and unpredictable grandmother, and the startling desires of her own heart.
"Gorgeous . . . an exquisitely written book about the joys and sorrows of family, love, endurance, and hard work. I can't ask much more of any novel."
-- Peter Orner, author of Last Car Over the Sagamore Bridge
When author Natalie Baszile's father left Louisiana as a teenager in 1954, he vowed never to return. Everything about the south -- from the brutal segregation to the weeds pushing through cracks in the sidewalk -- repulsed him. He trained his eye on California and never looked back. Years later, his Southern Californian daughter Natalie had a different view and found herself drawn to the warmth of her Louisiana relatives, intrigued by the cast of characters who lived in her grandmother's tiny town, and stories she'd heard about family secrets, rivalries and feuds. While writing this novel, she questioned her father extensively about her family history and made several trips back to the region, visiting with relatives and helping out during sugarcane harvesting season as part of her research for the book.
Natalie Baszile has an M.A. in Afro-American Studies from UCLA and earned an M.F.A. at the Warren Wilson Program for Writers where she was a Holden Minority Scholar. QUEEN SUGAR won the Hurston/Wright College Writer's Award and was runner-up in the Faulkner Pirate's Alley novel-in-progress competition. She lives in San Francisco with her family.


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Where are the PS2 lightsaber games?!
Come on Lucas Arts! I'm getting so sick of vehicular SW games. Do you think people like SW for the blasted podracing?! We want lightsaber games, lightsaber games, lightsaber games!!!
No more podracing and starfighting. Let's get some real Jedi action on the PS2 for once!
Sorry about this rant everybody, but this is starting to get ridiculous.
Well, if I remember, LucasArts was planning to release Jedi Knights 2: Jedi Outcast for PS2, though the date of release escapes me. I prefer having the game on PC myself, but a PS2 release should be good too. :D
Jedi Outcast is coming to the GC and Xbox.
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Robert Walker Movies and Career Information
Oct 13, 1918
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Robert Hudson Walker (October 13, 1918 – August 28, 1951) was an American actor. Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, to Zella (née McQuarrie) and Horace Walker, he was the youngest of four sons. Emotionally scarred by his parents' divorce when he was still a child, he subsequently developed an interest in acting which led to his maternal aunt Hortense (McQuarrie) Odlum (the president of Bonwit Teller) to offer to pay for his enrollment at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York City in 1937. Walker lived in her home during his first year in the city. While attending the AADA, Walker met fellow aspiring actress Phylis Isley, who later became the film star Jennifer Jones. After a brief courtship, the couple were married in Tulsa, Oklahoma on January 2, 1939 and moved to Hollywood to find work in films but their prospects proved to be meager and they soon returned to New York. Walker soon found work in radio while Phylis stayed home and gave birth to two sons in quick succession, actor Robert Walker, Jr., born April 15, 1940, and Michael Walker, born March 13, 1941. Phylis then returned to auditioning where her luck changed when she was discovered in 1941 by producer David O.
- Robert Walker Movies before 2015
- Easy Rider (1969) 1969
- My Son John 1952
- Strangers on a Train 1951
- Vengeance Valley (1951) 1951
- Song of Love 1947
- Beginning or the End 1947
- Till the Clouds Roll By (1947) 1947
- Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo (1944) 1944
- Madame Curie (1943) 1943
- Sea of Grass
- Since You Went Away (1944)
- One Touch of Venus
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- King of the Elves in Disney Digital 3-D 2012
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Washington cruised to a 4-1 victory over the Santa Clara Broncos on Tuesday night at Husky Soccer Stadium, as senior defender Taylor Peay netted his first career hat trick and senior Michael Harris had two assists.
Washington got the season underway with a 1-0 win at Gonzaga and will stick with the West Coast Conference this week when they open the home slate against Santa Clara and Portland.
It was a great start to the Washington career of senior transfer Brad Jacobson as his goal led the Dawgs to a 1-0 victory over Gonzaga.
Washington men's soccer kicks off the 2013 season with a match against Gonzaga. The Huskies will travel to Spokane to play on Friday, August 30th at 5:00pm.
One day before Washington men's soccer opens the season at Gonzaga; GoHuskies.com continues to preview the team. Today, the spotlight is on the freshmen.
Today, GoHuskies.com previews the sophomore class, which stepped on to campus last season and immediately made a difference in the program.
Just three days before UW opens at Gonzaga, we'll take a look at six juniors, including three who have redshirted a year and have an extra year of eligibility.
GoHuskies.com will preview the season this week by looking at each class, today the seniors.
Washington's Spencer Richey was named a candidate for the Senior CLASS Award on Wednesday.
Washington goalkeeper Spencer Richey was one of the 31 players named to the MAC Herman Trophy Watch List for 2013.
The Pac-12 released the 2013 men's soccer coaches poll with Washington picked to finish second behind UCLA.
The Huskies began practice on Tuesday led by a an experienced group of seniors. Two of those senior were recently recognized by TopDrawerSoccer.com with its list of the nation's top 100 players.


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The Bookmobile visits county elementary schools, day care centers, and community locations all over Pickaway County. Books, videos, audio (recorded) books, and music CDs, for all ages are in the Bookmobile collection. Most materials owned and circulated by Pickaway County main or branch libraries can also be requested and picked up on the Bookmobile. Requests can be made online or by calling the number below. Voter registration forms are also available on the Bookmobile. Twice yearly schedules are developed for September through May, and for June through August. Schedules are available at the main library, and at the Floyd E. Younkin Branch in Ashville.
If you are interested in where the Bookmobile stops in your neighborhood, or have questions call 740-477-1644 ext. 230. Bookmobile staff members will be glad to help you.
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Adult Learner and Transfer Student Information Sessions
Do you want to earn a Penn State degree close to home? We are committed to helping our students advance their careers and achieve their educational goals.
We offer adults flexible and convenient ways to earn a degree. Weekend, evening, accelerated, and online classes are available! To learn more, visit the Penn State Greater Allegheny admissions counselors and faculty in the Frable Building Conference Center on one of the following dates:
- Wednesday, July 16 from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
- Tuesday, July 29 from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
- Thursday, August 14 from 6 to 8:30 p.m.
Bring an unofficial transcript for preliminary evaluation of any transfer credit.
For more information or to register, call 412-675-9010, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Vt. Electric Co-op returning $850K to membersThe Associated Press | September 19,2013MONTPELIER The Vermont Electric Cooperative is returning $850,000 to members, the first time its made such a distribution in its 75-year history.
In previous years, the Co-op has reinvested earnings in upgrades to its electrical system and used capital to secure power supply contracts.
Vermont Public Radio reports (http://bit.ly/1aIvEa4) the co-op recently adopted new policies that enable patronage capital distributions. Thats based on the principle that the economic benefits of a cooperatives operation should be returned to its members or reinvested in the co-op.
The distributions apply to members during 1997 and 2012. Active members in good account standing and with patronage capital balances from these years can expect to receive a credit on their bills between now and mid-October.MORE IN Vermont News
BARRE — A Barre woman pleaded not guilty Friday to threatening Department for... Full StoryMONTPELIER The state has issued a request for proposals to study the beleaguered Vermont Health... Full StoryMONTPELIER A bipartisan deal has been reached by two key members of the U.S. Full Story
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Keyran Halcyon
Ok, I am trying to play MI1 on my WinXP machine and I am having a lot of difficulty. Some of the sounds are missing and when I try to save by pressing F5 nothing happens. Can anyone give me step by step instructions on how to use LEC Quick and Easy and ScummVM/VDMSound Mode to fix this? I also need instructions on how to make MI2 work, though I have not tried running it yet, I want to finish MI1 again first. Anyone? :)


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The EntiatSchool District, along with the North Central Education Services District is announcing that Dr. Ismael Vivanco will replace Superintendent Mike Wyant, who will retire at the end of June.
Wyant told KOZI in an interview yesterday, that Dr. Vivanco will serve as part time superintendent for two school districts.
Dr. Vivanco will not officially take over until July 1, however, he will spend some time becoming familiar with the school.
The EntiatSchool District has 330 students and about 40 teachers."CLICK HERE" for Audio"CLICK HERE" for Audio


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Chewy Amaretti Cookies
Adapted from Gourmet, January 2009
If they look a bit like uber-trendy macarons, it's is because they have a lot in common with them — they both involve slightly aged egg whites, ground almonds, sugar and not a whole lot else. And yet, they're a heck of a lot easier to make, not leaving you crossing your fingers that the macaron faeries will grace your batch with the ideal level of humidity and a perfectly formed "foot". In fact, the only downside of these cookies at all is that like many other macarons, macaroons and meringues, they're sweet, very sweet. If you try them with less sugar, please let us know how it goes in the comments.
And yes, this is not the original source of the almond cookie recipe I've had for ages, but it looked even easier and who can argue with that?
Yield: About four dozen cookies, or half as much if you sandwich them
1 (7-ounce) tube pure almond paste (not marzipan; 3/4 cup)
1 cup sugar
Pinch of Kosher salt
2 large egg whites at room temperature for at least 30 minutes
Preheat oven to 300°F and place racks in the upper and lower thirds of your oven. Line two large sheet pans with parchment paper.
Pulse almond paste, sugar and salt in a food processor until broken up, then add egg whites and puree until smooth. Transfer batter to pastry bag fitted with a 3/8-inch tip and pipe 3/4-inch rounds (1/3 inch high) about 1-inch apart in pans. Dip a fingertip in water and gently tamp down any peaks.
Bake, rotating and switching position of pans halfway through, until golden and puffed, 15 to 18 minutes.
[When you rotate the pan midway through baking, you'll wonder why you left so much space between the cookies. Suddenly, at 15 minutes they'll puff up and you'll be happy you left that space!]
Let cookies cool almost completely in their pans. Once cool, they're much easier to cleanly remove from the parchment. You can make them into sandwich cookies but spreading some jam (I used raspberry) between them or ganache (3 ounces of semi-sweet chips melted with 1 to 2 tablespoons of cream, then left to thicken a bit would be enough to sandwich the whole batch).
Cookies can be kept in an airtight container at room temperature for a day or two or frozen up to one month.
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Doing more in Montgenevre, France
Situated on the border between France and Italy at an altitude of 1860m Montgenevre is not only one of the oldest ski resorts in France but also one of the highest and is an excellent place for a ski holiday.
At a Glance
- Altitude (min):
- 1760
- Altitude (max):
- 2680
- Getting there:
The closest airport is Turin (just 90km away) - but there are alternatives
Grenoble airport is 2h30 from Montgenevre.
The most cost effective option is to self-drive and we can assist with ferry or tunnel crossings - details at travel arrangements
You can also take the train - Take the Eurostar to Lille or Paris and then either an overnight train to Briancon or a train to Grenoble (France ) or Oulx (Italy) and we can pick you up to bring you up to Montgenevre. Briancon and Oulx are less than half an hour from resort.
- Price guide:
- Apartments form £141 and chalet from £372 - see latest offers for our best prices
- Market day:
- Wednesday
- Top 5 things to do:
- Ride the Monty Express at speeds of up to 45kmph. The new luge track opened in 2010 and descends from the top of the Chalvet cable car. Your first ride is reduced (price 5.20€ on MOn to Fri ) if you have a 6 day Monts de la Lune pass and any others on Monday or Thursday.
- Enjoy an evening mountain meal -taxi to Claviere, skidoo up the mountain and enjoy a delicious meal in a mountain restaurant.
- Take an early evening guided snowshoe walk to the teepees near Montgenevre, enjoy some local produce and learn about some of the history of the area
- Ski to Sauxe D'Oulx and back, using the free one day Milky way trip that is included in your Mont de la Lune lift pass
- Spend an evening doing your own 'Dancing on Ice' routine on Montgenevre's outdoor skating rink and impress the family.
- Resort Amenities:
- There is a variety of bars, shops and restaurants in resort. There are two ATM's and two small supermarkets. Free wifi is available at the tourist office and a couple of the local bars.
- Airport Name:
- Turin - 110km
- Blue Runs:
- 24
- Local currency:
- €
- Time Difference from UK:
- + 1 hr
- Black Runs:
- 15
- Internet access:
- Yes - WIFI
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Short Breaks available in Montgenevre - contact us
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See a video of the Monty Luge run - its a lot of fun!
Ready to book a Montgenevre holiday? Select the accommodation tab, choose your preferred chalet/hotel/apartment, select book now and input your preferred dates. Our system will search availability and display the price per party - once you are happy, proceed to the payment screen.
Ski Holidays in Montgenevre
Montgenevre is a beautiful village resort which, whilst it has seen quite a lot of development over the last few years, is still a great resort for a ski holiday -particularly a family ski holiday.
The new developments in the ski resort include new apartment buildings in the obelisk hamlet, a new tourist office (where there is free wifi), a new "espace partenaires" housing the ski schools, lift pass sales and a crèche
The ski resort has still retained its French village character and with the Monty luge added in winter 10/11, the resort is a firm favourite for a family ski holiday.
Background on Montgenevre ski resort
The ski resort of Montgenevre was the site for the first ever international ski competition back in 1907 organised by the Club Alpin Francais and the army and it was watched by over 3000 spectators. Techniques were only just developing and at the time most skiers stopped by just falling over - and.... we're told that this is still called a "Brianconnias stop"!
Montgenevre has come along way since then - especially in the last 9 years - a tunnel under the resort means the busy through road has now reverted back to a quiet main street as any through traffic by passes the resort completely. And if you want to walk into Italy for an authentic Italian pizza, Claviere is a 25 minute stroll down a very gentle green piste - but a torch is advisable at night. Italy is only 2km away! In fact if you ski the Monts de la Lune area on your ski holiday, you will be skiing in both Italy and France and experiencing both cultures.
The skiing in Montgenevre
The ski area in Montgenevre is great on its own and you can get day passes just for this area, if required. If you like to add up the KM whilst you are skiing you may prefer to buy a Mont de La Lune pass which includes the neighbouring Italian resorts of Claviere and Cesana. This covers 100km of slopes and is the pass that most people buy. The Monts de la Lune pass also includes a day skiing the Milky Way in Sauze D'Oulx, Sansicario and Sestriere, where the 2006 Winter Olympics were held so you can test your skill on the Olympic runs. Any Monts de la Lune pass of 6 days or more also gives you a free days skiing in any of the other Grand Galaxie resorts (Serre Chevalier, Puy St Vincent, Alpe D'Huez, Les Deux Alpes or Italian Milky way). A 6 day lift pass also entitles you to a reduced price ride on the Monty Express (to be taken Mon - Fri). This is Montgenevre's new luge track which descends from the top of the Chalvet cable car and is the longest luge in France. We're told you can reach speeds of 40kmph!! The liftpasses in Montgenevre use the keycard system.
The resort hasn't stopped investing either - the next project is to join the club of resorts with skiing above 3000m - this will be with the addition of a lift on Mt Chaberton and the development will even have a blue run from this height - you'll have to come back later for this though as it won't be finished just yet.
Ski deals and short breaks in Montgenevre
Being high, a late season week is well worth considering as these are often the best ski deals - with prices from just £137pp staying in Le Hameau des Airelles.
Zenith Holidays offer a range of ski holidays in Montgenevre including a catered chalet, stylish apartments and hotels. All our prices include crossings or transfers from Turin airport as standard.
Short ski breaks can often be accommodated in our catered chalet - see availability at Short Breaks or email us your request.
Accommodation in Montgenevre
We offer a range of catered chalets, self catered chalets as well as hotels and apartments. Details of all the ski accommodations can be seen at the accommodation tab above.
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Accommodation in Montgenevre
Chalet La ClautreThe Chalet has been in our portfolio since the winter of 12/13 and following refurbishment in 2015 , the Chalet La Clautre will still sleep up to 14, will benefit from a larger lounge and still retain the enviable position next to the Chalmettes lift and only a short walk from the centre of resort........ Read More
From £372.00
Anova HotelThis delightful and modern hotel, which opened for the first time in summer 2011 season welcomes you to Montgenevre at the heart of fabulous ski area of La Voie Lactee (400km of ski slopes), between France and Italy. Read More
From £333.00
Montgenevre Chalets and ApartmentsThere are a range of Montgenevre chalets and apartments that vary in size and can accommodate from 4 - 14 people. Read More
Hotel Alpis CottiaBuilt in 2002, this central hotel has a range of room sizes and is ideal for those wanting a friendly base near the slopes. Read More
From £315.00
Hotel Le ChalvetSimple yet comfortable Hotel Le Chalvet has a great location overlooking the pistes. It's a small hotel with bar and restaurant and great views from some of the upper floor rooms. Read More
From £258.00
Hotel ValerieSituated in the heart of Montgenevre, less than 200m from the pistes, Hotel Valerie is a family run traditional hotel Read More
Le Hameau des AirellesThese lovely 4 star apartments with an outdoor heated pool are in the new quarter of Montgenevre close to the Chalvet cable car and at the foot of the slopes. Read More
From £141.00
Residence Le Chalet des DolinesThe Chalet des Dolines is in an excellent location in the ski resort of Montgenevre providing easy access to the extensive slopes of the Milky Way Read More
From £198.00
Le Village Club de SoleilThe Village Club de Soleil is a great option for families and those wanting everything included. From lift passes to childcare, meals and ski equipment, it's just 150m to the nearest lift hence why it's a popular family choice in Montgenevre. Read More
From £537.00
Residence Le NapoleonSituated 20m from the foot of the slopes, this new 4 star residence offers a wonderful position coupled with great facilities Read More
Chalet SunshineThis charming 3 floor alpine wooden chalet is ski in/out and can sleep 12 -14 people. Read More
From £372.00
Location of Montgenevre
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Families & Childcare
Whether you are wanting to book a nanny for your stay in resort, need a cot for your little one or are just looking for a sufficient range of diverting fun and frolics for the children (of all ages), this section will be the place to go - you can review the range of childcare and child friendly activities that are available in your resort.
We know that, whatever we detail, there are always some bits that require further clarification - so call us on 0203 137 7678 for more information or email us from here.
NEW this winter in Montgenevre the Monty Express is a 1400m long toboggan ride - the longest luge in France!. Reach speeds of up to 45kmph as you descend from the top of the Chalvet cable car down to resort.
Valid for guests staying in certain hotels this card will give you lots of FREE advantages - free train, boat trips, swimming pools, museums - see full list
Playing in the National 'Magnus'Ice Hockey league, Briançon 'Red Devils' Ice Hockey Club is one of the most successful clubs playing in France today.
Miniclub for children aged between 3 - 5 yrs. Snow garden for children aged 3 - 5yrs. Possibility of half day miniclub and half day snow garden.
It's always nice to head off for the slopes and put a chocolate or something similarly tasty in your pocket - select our cookie jar and there will be a selection of treats for your party.
Book a cot and/or high chair for the week.
Discover the " Village des Tipis" at night. An organised snowshoe walk into the mountains to learn more about the mountains arouns a camp fire.
Experience the joys of a ride in a dog sled driven by a professional musher. Pulled along by the dogs, you'll discover the snow-covered scenery in Cervieres
If you're taking a small child skiing for the first time you might want to purchase a Nippergrip before you go.
Oui-care provides professional, flexible childcare at competitive prices. Our aim is to make your holiday as relaxed and enjoyable as possible by ensuring your children are in safe hands.
Smartsave France offers visitors the opportunity to save 20% on top French attractions. No pre-pay, registration or restrictions, simply print & save!
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The Ducks are 2-0 on the season after defeating Azusa Pacific 276.79-272.24 on the road and taking care of business at home against Baylor, winning 266.775-249.265.
Fairmont State hosted a pair of meets to start the season, defeating Baylor 277.175 in its opener and falling to Quinnipiac 279.43-274.98. Azusa Pacific hosted Fairmont State and Quinnipiac in a tri-meet on Wednesday night, and the Falcons fell to both opponents. Quinnipiac had the top score in the tri-meet with 255.990 points, followed by Azusa Pacific with 263.555 points. FSU had a total team score of 260.695.
Quinnipiac's 279.43 points in its first matchup against the Falcons were the highest total of the NCATA season thus far, with Fairmont State's 277.175 against Baylor coming in a close second. The third highest point total of the season is Oregon's 276.79 against Azusa Pacific.
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Men's XC Wraps Up Season At IC4A Championships
Nov. 16, 2012
BRONX, N.Y. - The men's cross country team will make their way to Bronx, N.Y. for the IC4A Championships set in Van Cortlandt Park. Making the trip for the Minutemen in their final race of the season will be many of UMass' younger runners.
Last week in the Northeast Regional Championships Daniel Sheldon finished the best of the runners racing this week. The freshman has competed in six meets this season for the Minutemen and has finished top five in four of those meets. Sheldon had his best team finish in the Brown Invitational in which he placed fourth on the team and tenth overall with a time of 25:58.0.
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Despite the cover of clouds Saturday morning, the rest of the day --- and weekend, for that matter --- is expected to be mostly free of rain here in the two-county area.
In stark contrast to Friday's transformer-popping lightning storms, there is only a slight chance of isolated showers or storms for today and Sunday, but the rain chances drop to an unusual zero percent for Monday, according to the National Weather Service of Melbourne. Highs are forecast around 90 degrees for the Daytona Beach, DeLand and New Smyrna Beach areas and 86 near Palm Coast.
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Apparently the Westboro Baptists were protesting at Joint Base Lewis-McChord in DuPont, Washington. Locals got word they were going there & decided to counter-protest. They felt a Zombie Apocalypse was the best counter-strike.
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In an uncertain economy most of our focus is on the plight of the unemployed, but times are tough for the employed too. Times are uncertain at most companies and employees watch as people leave, perks disappear and rumors predict tough times ahead. It is hard to work under such uncertainty, but unemployment is not a better alternative and new opportunities are not always available.
Regardless of whether you love or hate your current position, you should make the most of your time with the company. With uncertain times we can fall in to a pattern of survival. Hoard money. Hoard work. Sulk. Panic. Spend endless hours questioning the wisdom of our employers or predicting the next bad thing that could happen. Fear the future.
All of that behavior is demoralizing, counter-productive and unhelpful. Instead of merely surviving, we suggest thriving. Here are a few ways to do that.
Make Smart Money Choices. Review your spending and make adjusts to allow for more savings. Make sure to look at the interest and payment terms with your ongoing expenses such as credit cards, cable, and cell phone. Make calls to each creditor to see if you are getting the best deal and if there are any ways to make things more in your favor. Not only is this smart to do regularly, but many companies are offering deals to entice customers to stay with them so you should take advantage of those opportunities. I recently stopped by the retail store of my cellular provider to ask a question about my phone. The person who helped me took a look at my account and informed me that the cost of my service was eligible to drop $30 a month. I am not sure that change would have happened if I didn't stop by.
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Become An Asset. Employers are making tough decisions about who to layoff or terminate. Make it harder for them to choose you by finding ways to shine. Network within the organization to gain more allies and friends. Volunteer to help when there are unfilled needs. Show interest in taking on more work or trying out new tasks.
Grow Your Skills. Take advantage of any opportunity to learn more and expand your skills. Whether outside resources or training by your employer - sign up, attend and learn. If you know there are "holes" in your skill set, make sure to seek out training in those areas. For example, I have a client who is an administrative assistant with little current Excel experience. Her skills have gotten rusty since she learned Excel in school. I am strongly encouraging her to take a class and find ways to use Excel at work and home so she can deem herself "proficient" when asked by a potential employer.
Count Your Blessings. A client worked at an organization that cut the holiday party and froze raises. She was irritated and wasn't afraid to tell people. I was stunned. We have come to see holiday parties, free pop in the lunchroom, free turkey at Thanksgiving, and annual raises as entitlements rather than benefits. Count your blessings and don't focus on what is not ideal.
Manage Your Attitude. Don't allow yourself to get down or bitter at work. Count your blessings (see above) and then focus on the positive and what you can control. You will feel a lot better, be more productive and be seen as more valuable at work. If you are feeling down, find a safe place to discuss that outside of work so you can keep your attitude positive when on the clock.
Avoid Gossip and Group Therapy. When things are shaky, colleagues like to talk about how bad things are, predict the next bad thing that will happen, sideline quarterback for management, and gossip about the latest news. This is human nature for many and hard to avoid, but try. Not only do you become part of the problem by talking about these things, you waste time which makes you less of an asset to the company. You also make yourself vulnerable to misunderstanding and judgment by your boss when word happens to get back to them that you were part of the gossip brigade.
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New England Patriots fans are waiting, hoping their favorite slot receiver Wes Welker makes it back to Foxboro.
Both Welker and the Patriots have been mired in money matters for over a year now, but there are indications that the two could get something done.
According to Dan Hanzus of NFL.com, there is chatter that Welker and the Patriots could get a deal done before the free agent market opens on March 12th. Hanzus writes:
'Welker could very well still be in the plans of the New England Patriots. NFL.com's Ian Rapoport wrote Monday that both he and NFL.com's Albert Breer have heard Welker could still receive a long-term extension before free agency.
This makes sense. Welker, 31, puts up big numbers every year, is a good presence in the locker room, and possesses a skill-set that should allow him to play at a high level through his mid-30s.
We tend to overlook just how incredibly productive Welker has been since joining the Patriots in 2007. In that stretch -- which includes an offseason recovery from a blown ACL in 2010 -- Welker has averaged 112 catches per season. He's a first-down machine.
Rapoport examined the market and speculated Welker could be in line for a five-year deal at roughly $8 million per.'