text:
to experience the full functionality of mail.com.
Premium Login
Email Domains
iPhone App
Android App
iPad App
Browser download
1&1 MyWebsite
Weather Service
Credit Cards
Real Estate
Sign up
Sign up
Log in
Enhanced by Google
September 23, 2016
Diaper change as molestation? Experts doubt Arizona charges
Statements from the Arizona Supreme Court equating diaper-changing to child molestation and the provocative social media ...
September 21, 2016
The Latest: EpiPen price hike linked to Medicare drug issue
The Latest on the House Oversight and Government Reform hearing on rising EpiPen prices (all times local): 5:25 p.m.
September 21, 2016
Mylan CEO defends EpiPen cost to angry lawmakers
Outraged Republican and Democratic lawmakers on Wednesday grilled the head of pharmaceutical company Mylan about the ...
September 14, 2016
Researchers creating antibiotic gel to tackle ear infections
Parents know the frustration of trying to get that gunky pink antibiotic into a tot screaming from an ear infection.
September 13, 2016
NY settles with 4 companies to stop tracking children online
The state attorney general announced settlements Tuesday with Viacom, Mattel, Hasbro and JumpStart Games to stop them from ...
September 13, 2016
Trump child care plan breaks with conservative orthodoxy
Donald Trump rolled out a plan Tuesday aimed at making child care more affordable, guaranteeing new mothers six weeks of paid ...
September 01, 2016
Australian judge rules child will not be treated for cancer
An Australian judge on Thursday ruled against a hospital in favor of a 6-year-old cancer patient's parents who want their son ...
August 31, 2016
Parent: Teacher threw daughter's shoes into the trash
South Carolina school officials are investigating after a parent accused a teacher of throwing away her 6-year-old daughter's ...
August 30, 2016
Wisconsin Sen. Johnson has another awkward campaign moment
Republican Sen. Ron Johnson is suggesting that poor single moms take jobs in the day care centers watching their children, ...
August 24, 2016
India plans surrogacy ban for foreigners, unmarried couples
The Indian government plans to ban foreigners, single parents and gay couples from using India's surrogacy services under a ...
August 24, 2016
ACT scores show many grads not ready for college-level work
The latest scores from the ACT college entrance exam suggest many of this year's high school graduates aren't ready for ...
August 23, 2016
Lawmakers demand information on EpiPen price increase
Members of Congress are demanding more information on why the price for lifesaving EpiPens has skyrocketed. EpiPens are ...
August 22, 2016
Another off-kilter role for Aaron Paul in 'Louis Drax'
Aaron Paul isn't a dad, yet, but he loves playing one, however flawed that dad might be. "I love working with kids. I have ...
August 18, 2016
Newcomer comes of age in indie darling 'Morris From America'
Newcomer Markees Christmas had a lot of firsts making "Morris from America ," a coming-of-age tale about a single father and ...
August 16, 2016
BACK TO SCHOOL: Enrollment up a bit as kids return to school
No more staying up late during the week. Farewell to sleeping in. And hello, homework! The lazy days of summer are ending for ...
August 15, 2016
Charlize Theron, Matthew McConaughey talk parenting, 'Kubo'
Charlize Theron and Matthew McConaughey take on parental roles in their new film, "Kubo and the Two Strings." Off camera, the ...
August 12, 2016
No evidence Trump provided child care services for employees
When Donald Trump vowed this week to make child care more accessible and affordable, it was just the second time during his ...
August 11, 2016
Boy hurt in accident on wooden roller coaster, hospitalized
A 3-year-old boy has been injured in an accident on an old wooden roller coaster in Pennsylvania and has been hospitalized.
August 08, 2016
NBC announcer says he regrets tweet about Biles' parents
NBC announcer Al Trautwig said Monday he regrets tweeting that the adoptive mother and father of American gymnastics star ...
August 06, 2016
Romanian mothers gather at museum to promote breastfeeding
Dozens of Romanian mothers have gathered at a museum in Bucharest to breastfeed their babies to promote the freedom of ...


text:
Croatia (luxury edition)
by Denis Markic
About the Book
The collection of travel photographs from Croatia bounded in a luxury book.
Features & Details
- Category Travel
Large Format Landscape, 13×11 in, 33×28 cm
240 Pages
- Publish Date Nov 26, 2009
- Tags Skradinski buk, national park, Mali Losinj, Sea Organ, Greeting to Sun, Croatia, Ston, Gradac, Imotski, Split, Trogir, Krka, waterfalls, Sibenik, UNESCO, nature, islands, landscape, scenic, colours, water, sea, river, tree, forest, church, religion, Zadar, Ugljan, Nin, Novigrad, Plitvice, Losinj, Cres, Dubrovnik, travel, culture, Mediterranean, Europe
See More
Log in or create an account to post a comment.
0 Comments
Delete this comment?
See More

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Hey there guys, just stopping by to show our support. Really enjoyed your songs. Keep up the great work! ~Suthurn Swaggur
Great sound guys. Very groovy funky stuff. Looking to network with great bands like yourselves. Would love to chat a bit. Thanks
Outstanding music !!! Peace, LCB/jeffrey
So good, I like your musical blend very much, funny horns arrangements
Nice music. Keep up the good work. Check me out when you get a chance.
Hey, Gooooood vibes here!!.......................
Please drop by and have a listen to our playlist if you have time ,TBBB
Sain't Ya Heard Me,, ,??? YES I have,,, KEWL !!!!
Awesome Track
Pleasure to meet you :)
7Heaven ~Indonesia~
Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/pages/7Heaven-Band-Ponorogo/184297121629493
Subscribe my Chanel on Youtube :
Thanks ... ^_^
ya'll sound fun live!!
very nice! bravo!!


text:
Slow Burn
District attorney Ford Cole is running for mayor and things are looking pretty good for him until his assistent DA Nora Timmer gets involved in a shooting. As he starts to investigate the matter, it quickly becomes clear to him that this isn't just an isolated incident. The killing seems to be part of a bigger thing that's linked to his war against a gang lord but with all the different angles he's being presented, who can he trust and who's telling the truth?
Sound and Vision:
Slow Burn has a couple of scenes that are pretty dark and lack some detail but overall the image is sharp and pretty good. We didn't spot any compression errors but grain is mildly present.
The movie is 80% dialogue but the action that does take place is nicely supported by the 5.1 soundtrack so no complains here.
Slow Burn is like The Usual Suspects meets LA Confidential. Throughout the film there are tons of plot twists that try to put you on the wrong leg and in the meantime the atmosphere that's being thrown at you is very similar of that of LA Confidential. Ray Liotta, LL Cool J and Jolene Blalock do their best but still, this mix doesn't work. The script as well as the director seem to do this movie more damage than good. The constant flashbacks make the movie lose the little pace it has and the plot twists seem to come out of nowhere and don't do any good to the believability of the story.
A nice try but not good enough which damns Slow Burn to be categorised as a decent Saturday night B-movie
Leave a Reply
You must be logged in to post a comment.


text:
Best Kids Parties: Rainbows
Saguaro Hotel in Palm Springs for a rainbow-inspired weekend. I added some rainbow streamers and a rainbow heart garland decor to our room. I made a rainbow cake but the heat caused it melt (Liv didn't mind at all). She received rainbow themed gifts. Thanks Elizabeth! Readers, you can see more of their colorful weekend on Violently Happy. (Images: reader Elizabeth) • MY PARTY ARCHIVE • SUBMIT YOUR CHILD'S PARTY


text:
Free personalized radio that
plays the music you love
Some Things Last A Long Time
Is still
On my wall
On my wall
Is still
On my wall
On my wall
Features of This Trackpunk roots
the use of experimental sounds
mild rhythmic syncopation
interweaving vocal harmony
dirty electric guitar riffs
twangy guitars
an emotional male lead vocal performance
slide guitars
heartbreaking lyrics
vocal harmonies
These are just a few of the hundreds of attributes cataloged for this track by the Music Genome Project.show more
Similar Tracks
Don't have a Pandora account? Sign up
Already have a Pandora account? Log In


text:
risk management Companies serving Nunavut
Current filtering criteriaYou can remove a filter by clicking on the x
Keyword: risk management ×
Industry: Energy - Renewable Energy ×
Serving: Canada ×
Serving: Nunavut ×
Process Engineering Associates, LLC
based in Oak Ridge, TENNESSEE (USA)
Process Engineering Associates, LLC (PROCESS) was formed in January 1996 to provide process design, engineering, and safety services to any and all of the processing industries. Our concept was to specialize only in process engineering and hire only chemical engineers. This unique focus has allowed us to attract and retain some of the best chemical engineering talent ...
QUA Group LLC
based in Canonsburg, PENNSYLVANIA (USA)
QUA is an innovator of advanced membrane technologies that address the most demanding water challenges. Headquartered in the USA, QUA's products enable its OEM partners to provide cutting-edge solutions to end users in industrial and infrastructure markets worldwide. The company's diverse product portfolio includes FEDI (fractional electrodeionization), Q-SEP (hollow ...
based in Ames, IOWA (USA)
Workiva (NYSE:WK) created Wdesk, a cloud-based productivity platform for enterprises to collect, link, report, and analyze business data with control and accountability. Thousands of organizations, including over 65 percent of the Fortune 500, use Wdesk for risk, compliance, or management reporting. Wdesk proprietary word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation ...
Clarke Energy
based in Liverpool, UNITED KINGDOM
Clarke Energy is a multinational specialist in the engineering, installation and maintenance of gas-fuelled power plants. Our facilities deliver fuel efficiency and help reduce carbon emissions. Applications include combined heat and power (CHP) with natural gas, biogas, landfill gas and coal gas. We are a the largest authorised distributor and service provider for GE's ...
Certification Europe
based in Dublin, IRELAND
Certification Europe is an accredited certification body which provides International Organization for Standardization (ISO) management system certification and inspection services to organisations globally. ISO Standards provide a recognised framework to achieve best practice management. Certification Europe can certify your organisation to Quality (ISO 9001), ...
based in Las Vegas, NEVADA (USA)
Baghouse.com is a leading manufacturer of industrial dust collection systems. Our reputation throughout the industry is largely due to an efficient system of processes designed to reduce cost and provide consistency to each project. We utilize modern business practices and management techniques to provide a wide range of baghouse products and services to the benefit of ...
based in Magog, QUEBEC (CANADA)
Boréalis first came to be over 15 years ago while founder Patrick Grégoire was working on a pipeline project in Africa and noticed a gap between operations and management, especially for social and environmental impact management. At the dawn of IT and in the early years of mainstream Corporate Social Responsibility, it seemed like a natural thing to combine the two to ...
Golden Specialty, Inc.
based in Friendswood, TEXAS (USA)
Golden Specialty provides industry-leading products and services for on-site emissions testing of stationary sources. Our certified and deeply experienced staff use state-of-the-art equipment and redundant CEM systems to reduce risk and ensure highest quality data. We sell and lease a wide range of air testing equipment, parts, supplies, and maintenance service packages ...
MSDS Binders Inc.
based in Calgary, ALBERTA (CANADA)
As of September 18, 2013 our company name has changed from MSDS Binders Inc. to Chemscape Safety Technologies Inc.The short answer is – We outgrew our original name. When we launched our business ten years ago our company name and our product name were one in the same - msdsBinders. Over the past few years we've added new products and services like Control Banding and ...
Gratton Arabia Ltd.
based in Mississauga, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Gratton Arabia Ltd. offers specialized and niche services that address, energy management, employee safety, training and corporate compliance. Gratton Arabia Ltd. is an electrical safety oriented company, joining together various aspects of the electrical industry, such as engineering, analysis, design, installation, field services, standards, manufacturing and supply, ...
Anguil Environmental Systems, Inc.
based in Milwaukee, WISCONSIN (USA)
Anguil Environmental Systems is a global provider of industrial air pollution control, emission abatement and energy recovery systems. We design, manufacturer, service and install thermal and catalytic oxidation technologies as well as heat recovery systems for a variety of applications and industries. Anguil Aqua was developed to help our industrial clients with water ...
Danish Solar Energy Ltd.
based in Holeby, DENMARK
Danish Solar Energy Ltd. has more than 19 years experience with all types of solar power systems. Danish Solar Energy Ltd, was established in 1993 and is one of the pioneers in the photovoltaic business. We produce high quality photovoltaic modules from Denmark, and have through the years, done many related types processes from Module manufacturing to complete system ...
GreenStream Network Plc
based in Helsinki, FINLAND
We are a leading Nordic company delivering efficiency projects in China, and providing carbon asset management and comprehensive services in climate and renewable energy markets. China is our key target area where we have a particular focus on energy efficiency investments. GreenStream is involved in more than 80 emission reduction projects across China and is in market- ...
Anliatec Technology Co. Ltd.
based in Tainan, TAIWAN
Manufacturer and exporter of solar equipment: hybrid inverter, solar LED light charge controller, solar DC water pump, submersible water pump, solar trolley with inverter and battery built-in, solar powered water purifier. We recently have a new product: an hybrid solar panel that combines production of electricity and water heater. Visit us for more information.
Synergy Events
based in Maarssen, NETHERLANDS
Synergy is dedicated to develop and organise high quality international conferences & exhibitions for and in co-operation with the utility and energy supplying industry.
Anaergia Inc.
based in Burlington, ONTARIO (CANADA)
Anaergia Inc. is a global leader in offering sustainable solutions for the generation of renewable energy and the conversion of waste to resources. Through a proven portfolio of proprietary technological solutions, Anaergia maximizes the generation of renewable energy, diversion of waste from landfill and reduction of greenhouse gases for customers across the municipal, ...
based in Fuengirola, SPAIN
Geotranslations delivers document translation and proofreading services to companies, organizations, institutions and professionals involved in the fields of Geoscience, Environment, Health & Safety, Renewable Energy, Carbon Markets and Greenhouse Gas (GHG) Reduction Projects and Climate Change.We translate and proofread a wide variety of materials of varying nature and ...
Wind & Sun Ltd
based in Leominster, UNITED KINGDOM
Wind & Sun has been established since 1984 specialising in the small scale renewables business, designing, supplying & installing wind & solar electricity systems. Since that time, the business has grown to an international level, with clients from all over the world. Wind Sun has built it's reputation based on extensive hands on experience and has been at the forefront ...
GHG Accounting Services
based in Vancouver, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
GHG Accounting Services Ltd. ("GHG Accounting") provides specialized carbon and sustainability consulting and greenhouse gas accounting services to corporations, local government agencies and not-for-profit organizations. In particular, GHG Accounting offers services in connection with (i) emissions reporting and footprint inventory quantification, (ii) quantification, ...
RLC Technologies, Inc.
based in Glen Allen, VIRGINIA (USA)
With over twenty years of experience RLC Technologies has become the world leader in the design of indirect thermal desorption systems for the treatment of hazardous and organic waste streams. Our Anaerobic Thermal Desorption Unit (ATDU) has been involved in projects worldwide treating oily sludge, drill cuttings, tanker bottoms, bio-solids, filter cake, soil contaminated ...
Related Terms for risk management
Need help finding the right suppliers?
Let the XPRTs do the work for you


text:
Battle rages near Aleppo, air onslaught continues
By Tom Perry BEIRUT (Reuters) - Syrian government and rebel forces battled for control of high ground on the Aleppo outskirts on Saturday as warplanes bombed the city's opposition-held east relentlessly in a Russian-backed offensive that has left Washington's Syria policy in tatters. In their first major ground advance of the offensive, the army and its militia allies seized control of the Handarat Palestinian refugee camp, a few kilometres north of Aleppo, only for rebels to counterattack a few hours later. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the battle was ongoing.
Charlotte police to release video of fatal shooting after protests
By Robert MacMillan and Mike Blake CHARLOTTE, N.C. (Reuters) - Charlotte police will release body camera and dashboard videos showing the fatal shooting of a black man that triggered protests in the North Carolina city, but the footage does not show the victim holding a gun, the head of the force said on Saturday. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney announced the release of the video at a briefing, following days of demonstrations at which protesters demanded that authorities allow the public to see clips of the Tuesday shooting. Putney said evidence showed that Keith Scott, who was killed on Tuesday, was holding a gun when he was shot by a police officer, but that the videos themselves were "insufficient" to prove that.
Obstacles abound as 2 poor US cities consider merging
CLEVELAND (AP) ? Two of the country's poorest cities are talking about a merger they say could help both. But Cleveland could need a sizeable boost in taxpayer dollars to absorb East Cleveland, a place so impoverished that some residents fill their own potholes.
Cook gets rolling, has 267 yards in win over South Florida
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) ? Those questions about whether Dalvin Cook can recover from a slow start? He just answered them.
The Latest: About 100 homes in Palo, Iowa, evacuated
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa (AP) ? The Latest on flooding along rain-swollen rivers in Iowa (all times local):
Black history finds home on National Mall with new museum
Black history officially has a new, prominent place in America's story. With hugs, tears and the ringing of church bells, the new Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture opened ...
Charlotte to release body and dash camera video of shooting
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) ? Charlotte's police chief announced Saturday that he would release body and dashboard camera footage of the shooting of a black man after several days of demonstrations that have coalesced around demands that the public see the video.
College players join protests, raise fists for anthemsFootball players for Michigan and Michigan State along with a group of students at North Carolina raised their fists during the national anthem Saturday.
Snapchat debuts recording 'Spectacles,' changes company nameNEW YORK (AP) ? Social media app Snapchat is introducing video-recording glasses called Spectacles and is changing its company name to incorporate the new product.
The Latest: Friends, family of victims gather at church
BURLINGTON, Wash. (AP) ? The Latest on a fatal shooting at a mall in Washington state (all times local):


text:
Rumor: Apple to ship high-res 'iPad 3' in March, 'iPad 4' with new apps in OctoberRumors of two iPad model launches in the same calendar year were rekindled again on Friday, with a new, questionable report claiming Apple plans to debut a third-generation iPad in March, while an "iPad 4" will arrive in October of this year.
Citing component makers in Taiwan, DigiTimes reported on Friday that the so-called "iPad 3" will launch in March with a high-resolution Retina Display, like is found on the iPhone and iPod touch. That will be followed by an "iPad 4" with "killer applications" set to launch in October.
The report claimed that Apple is planning to launch the fourth iPad quickly in October to counter a rumored Google-branded tablet as well as touchscreen devices running Microsoft's Windows 8 operating system. The Taiwanese industry publication said the fourth iPad will feature "much upgraded hardware specifications and integrated applications so as to compete with an array of Android-, Wintel- or WoA (Windows on ARM)-based tablet PCs to be released in the fourth quarter."
As for the third-generation iPad, the report said it will feature a QXGA display with a resolution of 1,536-by-2,048 pixels. It will also sport longer battery life, but reportedly "may not be so amazing as expected."
Finally, the publication also reiterated belief that Apple will continue to sell the current iPad 2, but will drop its price to $399, much like Apple currently does with older iPhone models. Such a move is believed to be in an effort to counter lower priced tablets that are available, such as the Kindle Fire for $199.
Of course, Friday's report should be taken with a heavy dose of skepticism, as similar rumors surfaced numerous occasions last year that Apple planned to launch a third-generation iPad in 2011. That, of course, never came to be, and Apple stayed true to its promise of 2011 being the "Year of iPad 2."
In addition, DigiTimes has had a hit-or-miss track record with Apple-related rumors over the years. Just last week, the publication claimed Apple planned to unveil two new iPad models at the MacWorld | iWorld conference later this month, but those claims were quickly disputed by the well-sourced Jim Dalrymple at The Loop.
On Topic: iPad
- Apple's Swift Playgrounds sandbox for programming education now available
- Failed iOS 10 installs force users to plug into iTunes for restoration of 'bricked' device [u]
- Apple launches iOS 10, tvOS 10 & watchOS 3
- The best features in iOS 10: Siri, Home, Messages, Notifications, Apple Music, more
- Apple requests wireless charging chip samples for upcoming iPhone product, report says


text:
We've set your shipping destination to:
Prices vary based on delivery destination (it's a tax thing), so please change it if you're not shipping within United States as it might affect the price! (Why?)
Twenty-five (25) Year Old Whisky is gloriously well-aged and rather rare. This 25 year old whisky has spent a minimum of twenty-five long years quietly maturing in oak casks, losing a little of its alcoholic content to the Angel's Share.
25 Year Old whisky certainly makes a superb replacement for the standard 25th Wedding Anniversary gift of silver. It makes a perfect birthday gift for the whisky lover in your life, or as a Christmas present for any malt drinker you know.
Twenty-five years in oak proffers superb maturity and many of the natural flavours in the oak are imparted into the whisky. At 25, the whisky is often very rounded and balanced. Traditionally, 25 is the age at which your car insurance premiums drop, certainly a time to celebrate with a fine twenty-five year old whisky.
In 1986, the following whisky-related and non-whisky-related events occurred:
In 1986, Mike Tyson won his first world boxing title after beating Trevor Berbick in Las Vegas (a city known for its many bars serving whisky and other fine spirits).
Sadly, in 1986, Metallica's famed bass player Cliff Burton passed away. Metallica certainly enjoyed their whiskey, and once covered the Thin Lizzy classic, Whiskey in the Jar.
Voyager completed the first ever nonstop circumnavigation of the Earth in December of 1986. Some of the folks at Nasa probably enjoy whisky, possibly the same folks who mixed up metric and imperial units and made the legendary fluff up of losing a 125 million dollar Mars orbiter. Classic stuff.
A single cask single grain Scotch whisky from the Strathclyde distillery, bottled by Douglas Laing as part of their Old Particular range. This was distilled in August 1990 and allowed to mature in a… More info
25 year old single malt Scotch whisky from the Macduff distillery, bottled by us as part of our Single Cask Series collection. Back in May 1990, this whisky was distilled and filled into a Sherry… More info
A 'triple matured' single malt distilled in 1991, matured in bourbon casks with a short period in PX Sherry buts and finally a long, gentle third maturation in old puncheons. Bottled at 59.9% abv in… More info
Originally released for the Travel Retail market, Glengoyne 25 Year Old The First Fill is matured in (as the name suggests) first fill Sherry casks which were hand selected. Huge Sherry-cask… More info
A single cask bottling of Aberlour single malt Scotch whisky, aged for 25 years in a refill hogshead. It was distilled back in October 1990 and left to mature for a quarter of a century until March… More info
25 year old Macallan single malt Scotch whisky - yum! This was distilled by Macallan in May 1990 and allowed to matured in a single refill hogshead for a quarter of a century, until January 2016. It… More info
A Càrn Mòr bottling of Braes of Glenlivet (known as Braeval these days), which was matured in 2 hogshead casks from 1989 to 2014. Bottled at 25 years old, without added colours or chill-filtration,… More info
A 25 year old from The Glenlivet, finished in Oloroso sherry casks. More info
Single cask Bowmore! Filled into a hogshead on 5th March 1991, it emerged on 18th January 2016, almost 25 years later to fill 160 bottles as part of Càrn Mòr's Celebration Of The Cask range. More info
A 25 year old Bunnahabhain single malt Scotch whisky, matured in a refill hogshead from November 1990 to November 2015! This comes to us via the Doulgas Laing Xtra Old Particular range, which is… More info
In what will be seen as a positive move to whisky connoisseurs, Bunnahabhain have decided to bottle the 25 year old without chill-filtration and without colouring. Presented in smoked oak glass… More info
Well hello, gorgeous! This is a wonderful presentation case of 25 year old single malt Scotch whisky, which was distilled in early December 1984 and bottled in late December 2010, just before it… More info
Distilled at Glenrothes in 1990 before a 25 year maturation in a single cask! It was bottled for Signatory's Cask Strength Collection in 2016, and there are just 237 bottles, all at natural cask… More info
A fantastic single cask Strathmill bottled at natural cask strength in May 2013 after a 21 year maturation period in cask 2534. A wonderfully delicate and complex nose leads into the more robust… More info
This is a single cask bottling of BenRiach single malt Scotch whisky, finished in a barrel which previous held Burgundy wine. It was distilled in August 1991 and bottled in June 2016 with an outturn… More info
An utterly delicious 21 year old from the Speyside distillery of Glen Moray in Elgin. There was an outturn of 260 fruity bottles at a natural cask strength of 60.7%! More info
A single cask bottling of single malt Scotch whisky from the Glenlossie distillery, matured in a refill Sherry cask for 25 years - from June 1990 to October 2015. This has been presented as part of… More info
An impressive 24 year old Campbeltown whisky, this Glen Scotia is from Murray McDavid's Benchmark range. It was matured in a bourbon barrel, a Sherry hogshead and finally a Vosne-Romanée red wine… More info
An Old & Rare Platinum bottling from Hunter Laing of 25 year old Tamdhu single malt Scotch whisky. It was distilled in September 1988, matured in a sherry butt for 25 years and bottled at natural… More info
This new premium blend from Grant's is made up (appropriately enough) of 25 different whiskies each of which is at least 25 years old. Some are older still, for example whisky from Ladyburn… More info
Distilled in Czechoslovakia in 1989, before the Velvet Revolution, this forgotten whisky was made from Czech barley (with the use of a hammer mill - hence the name) and also matured in Czech oak. A… More info
This is a Cooper's Choice bottling of 24 year old Cambus single grain Scotch whisky, distilled in 1991 and bottled in 2015. It was matured in a single bourbon cask, which produced 300 bottles of this… More info
The red label tells you that this is a Speyside malt matured in a single cask that's been bottled for Douglas Laing's XOP (Extra Old Particular) range. Distilled by Auchroisk in August 1990 and… More info
23 year old single cask Ben Nevis single malt, matured in a Sherry cask from August 1991 to August 2014. Following its maturation, it was bottled without any chill-filtration whatsoever by the chaps… More info
An independent bottling of single grain Scotch whisky from the sadly closed Port Dundas distillery, matured in a single hogshead cask for 25 years. It was distilled in March 1991 and bottled by… More info


text:
Best of RiverdanceDirector: Gabriel Byrne, John McColgan, Jean Butler, Michael Flatley
Cast: Gabriel Byrne, John McColgan, Jean Butler, Michael Flatley
Product Details
- Release Date:
- 06/07/2005
- 0032031298293
- Rating:
- Source:
- Kultur Video
- Presentation:
- [Wide Screen]
- Sound:
- [Dolby Digital Stereo, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
- Time:
- 1:53:00
- Sales rank:
- 9,389
Special Features
Cast & Crew
|Gabriel Byrne
|Jean Butler
|Michael Flatley
|Moya Doherty
|Bill Whelan
|Riverdance Irish Troupe
|John McColgan
Technical Credits
|John McColgan
Scene Index
1. Opening Sequence Montage [4:21]
2. Interval Act From Eurovision Song Contest 1994: The Riverdance Performance [2:45]
3. Introduction by Jean Butler [1:31]
4. Reel Around the Sun - Featuring Michael Flatley & The Riverdance Irish Dance Troupe [7:05]
5. Heart's Cry - Featuring Soloist Katie McMahon & The Riverdance Singers [2:29]
6. Countess Cathleen - Featuring Jean Butler, Joanne Doyle & The Riverdance Irish Dance Troupe & The Riverdance Folk Ballet [6:28]
7. Caoineadh Chú Chulainn - Featuring Soloist Davy Spillane [4:09]
8. Thunderstorm - Featuring Pat Roddy [2:51]
9. Shivna - Featuring The Riverdance Moscow Folk Ballet & The Riverdance Singers [4:01]
10. Firedance - Featuring Mariá Pagés & Michael Flatley With Guitar Solo From Rafael Riqueni [6:05]
11. Slip Into Spring - Featuring Soloist Eileen Ivers & The Riverdance Orchestra [5:14]
12. Riverdance - Featuring Michael Flatley & Jean Butler, Colin Dunne & Jean Butler, Breandán De Gallaí & Joanne Doyle and The Riverdance Irish Dance Troupe [7:48]
13. American Wake [5:03]
14. Lift the Wings - Featuring Soloist Áine Ui Cheallaigh, Duets by Kate McMahon & Morgan Crowley and Colette Kidney & Morgan James [4:50]
15. Heal Their Hearts / Freedom - Featuring Soloist Michael Samuels / Featuring Riverdance Deliverance Ensemble [3:25]
16. Trading Taps - Featuring Colin Dunne & Tarik Winston [7:51]
17. The Russian Dervish - Featuring The Riverdance Moscow Folk Ballet [5:20]
18. Rí Rá (Oscail an Doras) - The Riverdance Irish Dance Troupe, The Riverdance Moscow Folk Ballet & The Riverdance Singers [3:56]
19. Slow Airs & Tunes - Featuring Máirín Fahy, Eileen Ivers & The Riverdance Orchestra [4:55]
20. Home & the Heartland - Featuring Soloist Katie McMahon & The Riverdance Singers [2:14]
21. Heartland - Featuring Michael Flatley, Jean Butler & The Riverdance Irish Dance Troupe [2:19]
22. Finale [3:18]
Play All
Scene Selection
Bonus Features
Riverdance "The Ten Years" Documentary
Riverdance Performance at the Opening Ceremony of the Special Olympics World Summer Games
Riverdance "In on Out" - Never Before Seen Footage of the Riverdance Back Stage Crew in Action
Audio Options
Dolby Digital Stereo
Dolby Digital 5.1
Customer Reviews
Average Review:
Write a Review
and post it to your social network
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
See all customer reviews >
Best of Riverdance based on 0 ratings. 6 reviews.
My husband and I saw Riverdance at Radio City 10 years ago. At first my husband was resistant and went to placate me. After the first dance he was in awe and by the end he stood up, cheered and thanked me for pushing him to go. Three years later my husband passed away. Even at the end we talked about the wonderful evening we had in NYC seeing Riverdance. Thank you Riverdance.
I have loved this musical since I first saw it on PBS many years ago. A masterpiece of dance and song! Even if you are not Irish, this is a most impressive work.


text:
Internet Explorer
by Paula M Block
|This title releases October 18, 2016
$53.39 online
save 11%
Pre-order online
Not yet available in stores
Labyrinth: The Ultimate Visual History is the definitive thirtieth-anniversary exploration of the beloved Jim Henson classic, featuring rare artwork, interviews, and on-set photos. Journey back to Jim Henson's Labyrinth in this visually stunning…
by Tara Bennett
$52.33 online
save 16%
Get an exclusive look behind the scenes of the first two seasons of Outlander with this official, fully illustrated companion to the hit Starz television series based on the bestselling novels. It was only a matter of time before Diana Gabaldon's…
by Andrew Tarlow
|September 27, 2016
$53.99 online
In stock online
Available in stores
ANDREW TARLOW has grown a restaurant empire on the simple idea that a meal can somehow be beautiful and ambitious, while also being unfussy and inviting. From the acclaimed owner of Brooklyn's Diner, Marlow & Sons, Marlow & Daughters, Reynard, The…
by Type Moon
|This title releases October 11, 2016
$51.42 online
save 12%
The Fate franchise has grown from a popular visual novel into multiple anime & manga series, video games, and more. Fate/Complete Material Volume 2 collects the character artwork of the original games, including character designs, profiles, rough sketches,…
by Julia Donaldson
|This title releases November 3, 2016
A glittery bookcase containing eight beautiful hardback editions of Julia Donaldson and Lydia Monks' bestselling picture books. Julia Donaldson and Lydia Monks have been creating beautiful, bestselling and glitter-filled stories for over a decade. Their clever,…
by Daniil Simkin
|This title releases October 25, 2016
$52.92 online
save 18%
A stunning celebration of movement and dance in hundreds of breathtaking photographs of more than 70 dancers from American Ballet Theater, New York City Ballet, Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, Martha Graham Dance Company, Boston Ballet, Royal Danish Ballet,…
by Ray Mears
"Fifty years into my life journey I realise that; while I love remote wild places and the peoples I meet there, it is in forests that I find the greatest joy. Of all the forests that I have explored, it is the great circumpolar Boreal forest of the North that…
by David Walliams
$53.37 online
Ships within 1-2 weeks
SEVEN hilarious and moving novels from bestselling, critically acclaimed author, David Walliams, in one SUPER-TASTIC box-set!AWFUL AUNTIE:Stella Saxby is the sole heir to Saxby Hall. But awful Aunt Alberta and her giant owl will stop at nothing to get it from…
by Yakov Fain
|This title releases October 31, 2016
$50.01 online
save 14%
Angular 2 is a JavaScript-based development platform for building dynamic, interactive web applications, SPAs, and mobile apps. Angular applications can be built with JavaScript or TypeScript. TypeScript offers great IDE support and the TypeScript compiler helps…
by Drew Daywalt
The most popular picture book companions in many a year are now available in a joint slipcased edition--the perfect gift for the holiday season! In 2013, Drew Daywalt and Oliver Jeffers' picture book, The Day the Crayons Quit, became a #1 bestselling…
by Dennis Hopeless
$53.18 online
save 15%
X-Men face the assault by Apocalypse and fight to survive on three diff erent fronts: the past, present and future! In ALL-NEW X-MEN, the young team strives to evade the legacies left to them by their older counterparts, but can they ever truly change their fate?…
by Emily Zach
|This title releases November 22, 2016
$52.12 online
save 6%
Published to coincide with the 150th anniversary of Beatrix Potter's birth, this magnificent collection celebrates the artist behind The Tale of Peter Rabbit and numerous other beloved children's books. Brimming with famous images and rarely seen gems-ranging…
Gift List
Wish List
Sign In
Find This Item in Store
Searching current location


text:
It's that time of year again when students hit the snooze button and beg for a few more minutes of sleep. 8 am classes await and rushing out of the house is part of the routine. To spruce things up for the return to the classroom, we thought we'd give away some amazing prizes in [...]
Back to School
September 10, 2012 By Noel Leave a Comment
Filed Under: Timbuk2 Fans, Timbuk2 Social Media, Uncategorized Tagged With: Bike Snob, contest, facebook, giveaway, KindSnacks, klean kanteen, Marine Layer, MEElectronics, sanuk, social, Timbuk2
Lucky Random Winner: Bethany O
Following in the footsteps of October's lucky random winner Kerry Phillips, Bethany O has won our February Facebook contest. We love all our fans, on and off bikes. But we feel charmed that Bethany, like Kerry, is already an avid cyclist and Timbuk2 fan. Yes, the winner was selected at the same time Putin was [...]
Filed Under: Timbuk2 Fans, Timbuk2 Social Media, Timbuk2Women Who Ride Tagged With: bern, contest, facebook, giant, onguard, ride the rain, social, Timbuk2, Timbuktu
To Earbud or Not to Earbud
August 17, 2011 By Lizzy Leave a Comment
We recently asked folks on Facebook and Twitter, "Do y'all listen to headphones when you ride? Or do you listen to your ride?" 99 people responded with passionate campaigns for riding clean and with beats. The vast majority (69.5%) of respondents are purists; they listen to their ride. But a significant 29% rock out while [...]
Filed Under: Commuting Tagged With: bike commute, cycling, earbuds, San Francisco, social, Timbuk2, Timbuktu, user research


text:
This work was written as part of Dr. Schmidt's official duties as a Government employee. The views expressed in this article do not necessarily represent the views of the NIMH, NIH, HHS, or the United States Government.
Research Article
Version of Record online: 4 MAY 2012
DOI: 10.1002/da.21959
© 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.
Depression and Anxiety
Volume 29, Issue 6, pages 531–540, June 2012
Additional Information
How to Cite
Steinberg, E. M., Cardoso, G. M.P., Martinez, P. E., Rubinow, D. R. and Schmidt, P. J. (2012), RAPID RESPONSE TO FLUOXETINE IN WOMEN WITH PREMENSTRUAL DYSPHORIC DISORDER. Depress. Anxiety, 29: 531–540. doi: 10.1002/da.21959
Publication History
- Issue online: 21 JUN 2012
- Version of Record online: 4 MAY 2012
- Manuscript Accepted: 30 MAR 2012
- Manuscript Revised: 1 FEB 2012
- Manuscript Received: 31 OCT 2011
Options for accessing this content:
- If you are a society or association member and require assistance with obtaining online access instructions please contact our Journal Customer Services team.
- If your institution does not currently subscribe to this content, please recommend the title to your librarian.
- Login via other institutional login options http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/login-options.
- You can purchase online access to this Article for a 24-hour period (price varies by title)
- If you already have a Wiley Online Library or Wiley InterScience user account: login above and proceed to purchase the article.
- New Users: Please register, then proceed to purchase the article.
Login via OpenAthens
Search for your institution's name below to login via Shibboleth.
Registered Users please login:
- Access your saved publications, articles and searches
- Manage your email alerts, orders and subscriptions
- Change your contact information, including your password
Please register to:
- Save publications, articles and searches
- Get email alerts
- Get all the benefits mentioned below!
Patient Access
Patients and/or caregivers may access this content for use in relation to their own personal healthcare or that of a family member only. Terms and conditions will apply.


text:
Hello all
I know this has been discussed before but I'm looking for some more updated information.
I will be flying MAD-LHR on 14 October and will be seeking to get on the A340 that operates this route....I understand it is usually on flight IB3166 departing MAD at 1600 and arriving at LHR around 1720. However looking at this in my computer at work it is currently showing that flight is an A321.
Does anyone know if equipment substitutions on this route are common, or which Iberia flight I should shoot for to get the best shot at the A340?
Thanks for any help-


text:
Rachel Platten Beatboxes and Talks Teenage Years
Tweet To Win A Katy Perry PRISMATIC Prize Pack
Settle Down Kids Play Truth Or Dare: Tour Stories, Bed Partners & More (PART 2 OF 2)
Once Upon A Time's Elliot Knight Talks Merlin, Viola Davis & Filmmaking
Track-By-Track Album Review: "Pentatonix" by Pentatonix
The Neighbourhood Talks Near Death Experiences, Bowl's of Cereal & Brandon's First Band
Joe Sugg Talks "Username: Evie" and Hitting The Road With Caspar Lee
19 Genuine Celebrities You Should Want To Meet
pin it
Instances where parkour worked:
And here:
Instance where parkour didn't work:
Brittany Mahaney is a regular contributor to ANDPOP.com and the former Online Editor. She obsesses over cat videos and boy bands, and often ends up on the weird part of the internet. You can follow her on twitter at @britt_mahaney or brittanymahaney.com.
Sep 21, 2016
Mar 2, 2016
Mar 14, 2016
Mar 15, 2016
Mar 1, 2016
Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *
Name *
Email *
CAPTCHA Code*
stalk us
@andpop @Spencermusic1 this is a great interview!
OoOooOo! https://t.co/PLT1leITAI
@andpop @thelaurendiaz @NBCTheVoice @aliciakeys @aliciakeysdaily I say Alicia has a winner in this one. Don't let her go Alicia!
This article explains so much! Thank you!! https://t.co/Oh3sIbU752
Be the first to know when somethin' POPs!


text:
Famous Birthdays
Acclaimed actress who won a BAFTA award for Best Actress for her role in the 2003 film Lost in Translation. She then went on to star in the films The Prestige, Vicky Cristina Barcelona, Don Jon, We Bought a Zoo and Under the Skin and she was cast as the superheroine Black Widow in the Marvel movie series.
Scarlett Johansson Popularity
Scarlett Johansson Popularity
# 524
Most Popular Person
# 2
Born on November 22
# 16
Movie Actress
# 13
31 Year Old
# 28
Born in New York
# 47
# 1
Person Named Scarlett
Scarlett Johansson Fans Also Viewed
Robert Downey
Movie Actor
Ryan Reynolds
Movie Actor
Sean Penn
Movie Actor
Josh Hartnett
Movie Actor
Scarlett Johansson Is A Member Of
Captain America Cast
Movie Actresses
31 Year Olds
Famous Scarletts
More November 22 Birthdays
More Sagittarius
Born In New York City, NY
Rankings are based on boosts and other user activity.


text:
Cambridge Realty Capital Companies
Cambridge Realty Capital Companies is one of the country's leading Senior Housing/Healthcare Debt and Equity financing firms, providing capital solutions nationwide. Headquartered in Chicago, with a network of affiliates around the country, Cambridge is one of the country's top HUD 232 lenders and sole Fannie Mae DUS loan originator for American Property Financing. Cambridge offers conventional debt and equity strategies options through Wall Street and strategic relationships with major funding institutions. Cambridge is one of the few financiers who can cover all bases, both government lending programs - HUD and Fannie Mae insured financing - as well as conventional financing. Cambridge has spent over 31 years learning how to qualify a property for government programs, how to negotiate the best deal possible, and how to close it, with a remarkable 95% acceptance rate for all its loan applications.


text:
West Seattle, Washington
Last Sunday, our daily preview included the first photo we'd seen of Fauntleroy's famous white geese and their babies. We didn't know if they were roaming or ensconced somewhere – but apparently it's the former, as Eric just sent these photos showing how he and neighbors took care to herd the family safely across Fauntleroy Way by the ferry dock. If you go through that area, PLEASE be extra careful! You can see Eric's photos – and read the captions – by clicking the Steller image above, and then using the arrows that are toward the center of the display that should open after that.
(WSB photo, July 2012)
Whenever you see an otter in West Seattle – it's a river otter, not a sea otter, even if you see it splashing and diving in saltwater Puget Sound. Here's how to do more than just gawk at them:
Woodland Park Zoo is reaching out to the community to become otter spotters to help collect information on North American river otters, which are virtually unstudied in Washington waters.
Anyone can participate in the new community science project and become an otter spotter. Information and an otter spotter form can be found at www.zoo.org/conservation/otterspotter. Otter spotter tips and etiquette, and how to distinguish a river otter from a sea otter are included.
"This is a great opportunity for our community to get directly involved in science in our backyard. The more reports of sightings we can collect, the more data we'll have on the range and behavior of river otters," said Michelle Wainstein, Ph.D., a local ecologist and conservationist, and the field scientist for the project.
The zoo also is launching a new field study, River Otters of Western Washington: Sentinels of Ecological Health, which will focus on otter population biology and the contaminant loads in their scat along the length of the Green-Duwamish River. This river in particular traverses a diverse mosaic of habitats, including wildlands and parks; agricultural, industrial and residential areas; and the highly contaminated Lower Duwamish Waterway.
The Green River flows from undeveloped Washington wildlands through increasingly urbanized areas to become the Duwamish River—Seattle's major industrial corridor since the early 1900s. According to Wainstein, river otters are an important species in aquatic ecosystems because they can serve as sentinels, telling us about the health of their local environment. Wainstein and the project team hope to determine if river otters are found along the entire 80-plus miles of this important waterway. …
North American river otters are amphibious members of the weasel family and live in water systems all over Washington state. Their habitat ranges over most of North America in coastal areas, estuaries, freshwater lakes, streams and rivers. Otters prey on what is readily available and easiest to catch, with a primary diet of fish, crayfish, amphibians and birds.
All otter species are considered threatened while five of the 13 species are endangered due to water pollution, overfishing of commercial stock and habitat destruction. …
3:49 PM: The orca baby boom of the past year and a half is getting a proper celebration right now at Alki Bathhouse – with birthday cakes! Ella's Cakes has just been announced as first-place winner, followed by Hot Cakes and BAKED. The Baby Orca Birthday Bash is on until 5 – get down here for more fun including Orca Bingo with The Whale Trail! June is Orca Awareness Month, so you can keep celebrating beyond today – and learning, too, which is a big part of what this event is about:
That's just one educational point – without salmon, the Southern Resident Killer Whales won't survive.
9:45 PM: A few more photos – first, our West Seattle-based orca advocates, Donna Sandstrom from The Whale Trail:
And Jeff Hogan from Killer Whale Tales:
Outside the bathhouse, Mike the inflatable orca, aka J29:
For more on Orca Awareness Month – go here.
Thanks to Marco for sharing the scene from Admiral Way, when a mallard mom and ducklings got some help making it across the street just west of 42nd SW. Marco adds, "Props to the guy who was keeping them safe in traffic!" A closer look:
(We can't quite guess where mom was headed – Hiawatha? – or coming from, for that matter – can you?)
Two Alki photographers have noticed the local raptors clashing, and shared photos. First, from David Hutchinson:
On arriving at Jack Block Park … Eilene & I noticed a few crows dive-bombing the area above the elevated viewing platform. We thought that this behavior might indicate the presence of an eagle, so decided to walk out on the dock to check things out. About half way there, a bald eagle flew out from behind the trees and headed toward Salty's. We thought we'd missed our chance, but when we got out on the dock, there was still one eagle sitting up at the top of the structure. He/she didn't seem that much bothered by the crows and engaged in grooming periodically.
When an osprey arrived overhead the eagle became much more agitated and soon flew off to the top of one of the more distant, tall light standards in Terminal 5, followed by the osprey. There they engaged in a brief battle before the osprey moved on toward the nesting area south of the high bridge.
During their confrontation the osprey would dive bomb from above while the eagle would throw itself upward and turn upside down so its extended talons were pointed toward the oncoming osprey.
Second, from Gary Jones, frequent observer of these big birds' Alki Point hangout:
If you can't tell on your screen – the osprey in Gary's photo has a fish in its beak. Find out more about them, and hear them, via this BirdWeb link; here's the corresponding link for bald eagles.
A free, first-of-its-kind event is one week away, and you're invited: The Baby Orca Birthday Bash, next Sunday (June 5th) at the Alki Bathhouse, 2-5 pm. It's the kickoff to Orca Month as well as a celebration of all the orca calves born to Puget Sound's Southern Resident Killer Whales in the past year and a half. The plans include:
*Orca storytelling by West Seattle-based Killer Whale Tales
*Orca bingo with prizes by West Seattle-based The Whale Trail
*Orca birthday cakes that you get to judge, with cakes donated by bakers including West Seattle's Stuffed Cakes and BAKED
*Live music
*Face painting
*Orca hat and fin making
*Sammy the Salmon and Mike the Inflatable Orca
*Photo booth
*Free tote bags for the first 100 people to arrive
This promises to be both fun and educational, presented by the Orca Salmon Alliance, which highlights the fact that not only are our local orcas endangered, so are the fish they need to survive – and the more we learn about how to help them, the better their chances of survival.
You know we love birds and are honored to receive beautiful photos to share here several times a week. But – on occasion, birds can be dangerous too, especially in nesting season, and we have three recent reports to share. First one is just in from Greg:
I wanted to give a heads up to anyone that runs or walks on Fairmount (Ave) about an aggressive owl.
Last night around dusk I was running when I felt something on my head and realized an owl had clawed me. It hovered above and made a few more swipes. I scared it off and then about 100 yards later it swooped again, clawing the back of my head. I didn't see any blood but it feels like I have a scratch – hard to tell under my hair.
It was white, possibly a barred owl – a white, beautiful bird. It was silent as it approached. The incident happened downhill of where Admiral street crosses over – basically half way between the bridge underpass and the homes on the road.
I've heard owls like this will repeat the behavior, so I want to make sure people are aware.
Carl reported the same thing recently:
I normally go jogging around 8-9 at night. This might I was running down Fairmount ravine in the dark when something sharp clawed my head. This was north of the Admiral Way overpass. The owl would not let go for at least 50 meters and I had to shine a light in his face for him not to attack me. He tried several more times to dive bomb me.
The ravine is not far, by the way, from where Rose reported an attack along Harbor Avenue two months ago.
Our third report: A crow got aggressive outside the West Seattle (Admiral) Library one morning this week, reported by Karin:
Have you heard about a territorial crow at the West Seattle library? I put some books in the book drop … and a crow attacked me. It followed me to Met Market, cawing and diving at me. It didn't touch me, but it certainly scared me! I'm wondering if it was me or if I just got too close to a nest. Either way, I'm avoiding the library for a while…
From the state's excellent Living With Wildlife series, here's information about dive-bombing crows, and a similar note about owls.
Thanks to the texter who just sent that phone video of what appear to be two humpback whales off the Water Taxi dock at Seacrest! We'll be heading out in a bit to see if they're still off our shore – let us know if you see/have seen them!
P.S. We checked the Orca Network page for any word of other sightings in the area and found this post with video of two humpbacks across the Sound in Port Orchard/Bremerton waters earlier today.
Out of the WSB inbox, from Kevin:
I was running this morning and saw a whale just west of Don Armeni park. It was headed westward, slowly. The whale was young/small, but definitely a whale, not a porpoise or something. It was big, just seemingly small for a whale by my estimation. If I had to hazard a guess, 15-20′ long??
Anyhow, wanted to report it given the story last month of the whale off Vashon. The whale spouted, and I watched its back crest out of the water as it surfaced and went back down. Time was 5:20 am.
Reminder: If you see a marine mammal you think is in trouble – be sure to notify the local marine-mammal stranding network, Seal Sitters MMSN, at 206-905-SEAL.
(Photo by Jeff Hogan – J-Pod traveling north near Lime Kiln Point State Park)
Over the next three days, thousands of students in the Northwest will learn about our region's endangered orcas via a field trip of sorts – an educational program taking them by satellite to a prime orca-watching spot in the San Juans. Leading the way, West Seattleite Jeff Hogan's Killer Whale Tales program. Here's the announcement:
Nearly 3,000 students in grades 2-7 will join Washington State Parks Foundation (WSPF) and Killer Whale Tales at Lime Kiln Point State Park on May 23-25 for Journey to the Parks: Songs of the Salish Sea, where the stars of the show will be the endangered Southern Resident killer whales which return this time of year to regularly swim by the park. Lime Kiln Point is known as one of the best places anywhere to see orca from land, and programs will include a tour by Friends of Lime Kiln Society (FOLKS).
These three days of live whale educational programming in classrooms will be connected via satellite with student in Washington, Oregon and Alaska, Idaho, Wisconsin and Montana and a special "whale chat" RSS feed will enable written questions and feedback between the students and presenters. This amazing technology and coordination is provided by Inspired Classroom, Polycom, GCI Education, Vision Net and Alter Enterprise. The program will allow students to learn about orca and to identify different Puget Sound orca pods based on recordings. Students will also learn the tools and methods of a whale biologist, and find answers to their questions about whales using science-based thinking. Nothing like this educational event has ever been attempted in Washington state parks before.
"Each May we mark the return of the resident orcas to San Juan Island, but this May is even more special because it marks the expansion of WSPF educational programming to connect more kids and families with state parks across the state. Washington State Parks offer an embarrassment of riches for the outdoor lover and they are firmly embedded in our identity through northwest history, culture and personal experience. Interpretive opportunities like the orca program, shared with kids from under resourced communities in classrooms throughout the Pacific northwest, invite people in the region to visit and connect with parks on a deeper level," explained John Floberg, Executive Director of WSPF.
Jeff Hogan, Executive Director of Killer Whale Tales, is an educator and a research associate with NOAA Fisheries and the Cascadia Research Collective and teaches thousands of kids each year as he visits classrooms along the west coast. This year Jeff is thrilled to be able to take his program to almost 3,000 kids in three days and to be able to interact with them live over satellite. "I am excited to work with students across the region to connect them with these fascinating and iconic animals, especially students located in cities and towns who have less opportunity for visiting the park," said Hogan.
This three-day program is grant-funded. Look for updates here.
P.S. We asked Jeff for more information about the participating schools. His reply: "In Washington, there will be 15 elementary schools located in 11 cities that will participate. They include: Bellevue, Bothell, Federal Way, Montesano, Seattle, Silverdale, Spokane, Tacoma, Woodinville and Yakima. Public, private and parochial schools are involved. Another 15 schools in AK, OR, ID, MT, WI and NY will participate. These students live in places such as rural Alaskan communities in the Yukon and Kodiak Island as well as cities like Klamath Falls, Oregon, Couer d'Alene, Idaho and Missoula, Montana. Beyond the NW, children in New York City and a small village called Turtle Lake in Wisconsin will get to learn about and experience the wonders of orcas and specialness of Lime Kiln Point State Park on San Juan Island."
From Seal Sitters Marine Mammal Stranding Network, word of two ways you can help care for West Seattle shores and the creatures who share the beaches and waters with us – first, an announcement, second, a reminder:
Seal Sitters and the Alki Community Council will be co-sponsoring the "Sentinels of the Sound" beach cleanup at Alki Beach on Saturday, June 4th, 10 am-noon. There will be a very low tide that day, enabling access to a wide stretch of beach to remove dangerous debris. The adjacent sidewalks and street will also be scoured for trash – it is estimated that up to 80% of all trash discarded on land ends up as marine debris.
Trash poisons, maims, and kills wildlife. Lend a hand to help keep marine life safe and meet up at the Statue of Liberty Plaza. There will be a brief talk about the dangers of marine trash before dispersing to clean up the area. Last year, volunteers removed an estimated 9,000 toxic cigarette butts in approximately two hours.
Please visit our website for more details and the RSVP link. Volunteers do need to provide gloves and pickup sticks this year, but bags will be available at the sign-in table.
Now, the reminder – Seal Sitters training tomorrow!
Harbor-seal pupping season is on the horizon and Seal Sitters volunteers enable pups to rest safely on our urban beaches. We will be holding a training on Monday evening, May 23rd. There are just a few available spaces left to attend. Please visit the volunteer page of our website for info and to RSVP.
Seal Sitters welcomes volunteers of all ages.
Via text (thank you!): A "small pod of orcas" is reported to be in view right now between The Arroyos and Vashon Island, mid-channel. Even if that's too far south for you – they'll have to head north eventually!
We just happened to be at the West Seattle Farmers Market an hour or so ago when a text came in (206-293-6302, any time) with that photo of a coyote spotted nearby, by Hope Lutheran (42nd/41st/Oregon). No telling whether the coyote was trying to find its way to the market, church, or somewhere else, but yet another reminder that they live among us and they're out in the daytime too. The best advice from the state's excellent infoguide is to scare them away if you see them; our texter said a passing car had already done that.
(April 30th photo by WSB's Christopher Boffoli)
The gray whale first seen off West Seattle two weeks ago, moving slowly and seeming sick, didn't survive, we've just learned. You'll recall that our local Marine Mammal Stranding Network, Seal Sitters, reported that researchers had assessed it and would provide an update – none followed, though, until this word that the whale was found dead and towed north for a necropsy. We received this news release from NOAA Fisheries:
A team from Cascadia Research Collective completed a necropsy Thursday afternoon on a juvenile gray whale that had been swimming injured through Puget Sound for about two weeks before dying over the weekend. Results and photos of the necropsy are available on the Cascadia website.
You can jump to that here – the photos are not gory; the cause of death isn't known yet but Cascadia says the whale was a juvenile female, in a "highly unusual condition" when first found before it died.
Ahead, the NOAA news release continues: Read More
Since we first reported on sightings of an apparent turkey around West Seattle, we've continued to get reports in just about every one of our messaging channels, from comments to texts. The newest photos arrived via e-mail today from Emily, who saw it by Alki Elementary this morning while taking her daughter to school. Some wondered how the turkey has managed to range so widely across the peninsula, from Lincoln Park to Pigeon Point, if not beyond. Some have worried that it might be in danger of getting hit by a car or attacked by, oh, say, a hungry coyote. (Emily also photographed it crossing the street by the school.)
In light of those concerns, we checked today with Seattle Animal Shelter director Don Jordan, who replied: "Yes, we are aware of this turkey and according to my staff, there may be more than one."
Aha! Anyway, Jordan continued: "Our best guess is that this turkey has gotten loose from someone's private flock. While we don't advocate anyone trying to capture it, if someone does, they can certainly turn it over to the Seattle Animal Shelter. Also, citizens can contact the Washington State Department of Fish and Wildlife if they have concerns or questions, as this would fall within their jurisdiction. If someone does capture it and turn it over to SAS, we would look to either reunite with the owner or adopt it to someone with property outside of Seattle whereas it could live out its natural life."
We're pretty sure that means, beyond Thanksgiving.
P.S. You might not have to worry about it too much – earlier this morning, when Julia spotted it in the Alki area, it "flew or jumped" up on a roof …
… and then down again.
Story by Tracy Record
Photos by Patrick Sand
West Seattle Blog co-publishers
Students and stewards are in the midst of a record-setting salmon-release season at Fauntleroy Creek, with more than 800 students participating in 22 release events.
But their work is being jeopardized by vandals, we've learned today – painful and criminal in any event, particularly so because this is all work involving students and volunteers, along an urban salmon stream whose survival is by no means guaranteed.
More on that shortly – first, here's what the work is all about.
That group of 50 fifth-graders from West Seattle Elementary is one of the school groups scheduled to visit Fauntleroy Creek this spring to release coho fry into the creek. Speaking with them in the photo is creek/watershed steward Judy Pickens, who has long volunteered with the Salmon in the Schools program. She and husband Phil Sweetland ferry salmon eggs to local classrooms in one mad dash every school year, and then for the next step, students and teachers bring the fry to the creek.
And off they go, with volunteer Denny Hinton's help:
Some classes turn salmon-raising and -releasing into an even larger learning experience. A recent visit by Arbor Heights Elementary included not only a release, but also a presentation by students who are studying the creek:
In our photo are Harriet and Hannah Mae, Arbor Heights fifth-graders who, as Pickens explains, are along with classmates delving into the mystery of what's happening with the hundreds of thousands of coho salmon that have not come back into Puget Sound from the ocean."
They gathered on a creekside patio with Pickens, who notes, "The fall 2015 return was nearly non-existent and the fall 2016 return is expected to be at least as dismal. Under the direction of teacher Angie Nall and aided by scientists from Seattle Public Utilities, the students explored El Niño warming off the coast that killed the prey coho need to survive, ocean acidification, and pollution from stormwater runoff."
There have been glimmers of hope. In fall 2012, more than 200 spawners returned. Every fall, volunteers take up their spots along the creek and watch with hope.
For them and for the salmon, it's enough of an upstream swim, they don't need any more challenges. Which brings us to the vandalism. Pickens reports two recent incidents: "One was ripping the net from our smolt trap in the upper creek. We have the trap in place in order to know how many coho have matured to migrate to saltwater – a gauge of both food abundance and water quality. A volunteer checks that trap daily and was able to make repairs within hours of the vandalism so that this important monitoring could continue.
"The other was digging stones out from a derelict section of concrete pipe imbedded in sediment at the salmon-release site. A few days ago, our volunteers discovered a sizable hole in the pipe that was diverting much-needed water from where children release their fish. A volunteer hydrologist temporarily plugged the hole with stones so that flow was restored and releases could continue. Then someone removed the stones, requiring another fix. A long-term fix can't happen until a period of low flow this summer, so we need the pipe left alone. 'Volunteer' appears a lot in this report, an indication of the community's commitment to salmon in Fauntleroy Creek and the students who cap their salmon study on release day."
Pickens concludes, "If responsible park users can be on the lookout for destructive behaviors, we can stop this senseless vandalism."
Tayler and Ana, graduates of the UW's Environmental Science Program, are Seal Sitters Marine Mammal Stranding Network volunteers, and that means they're helping wildlife all over our area. Want to join them? Here's your next chance:
Seal Sitters Marine Mammal Stranding Network will be holding our "Spring New Volunteer Training Session" on Monday evening, May 23rd, from 6:30 – 8:30 pm.
For more information and to RSVP (required to attend), please visit the volunteer page of our website. We encourage children to join and become stewards of Puget Sound's fragile marine ecosystem.
As an authorized agent of NOAA's West Coast Marine Mammal Stranding Network, Seal Sitters MMSN responds to reports of all marine mammals along the shoreline of West Seattle, from Brace Point through the Duwamish River.
Join Seal Sitters, a very active network, and make a difference for wildlife!
(Video by Rick R)
That's reader video of a gray whale seen off Brace Point this morning – likely the same whale that was moving slowly through the center of Puget Sound last Saturday. As Robin Lindsey of the Seal Sitters Marine Stranding Network reported, authorities went out to assess that whale's health on Saturday, but they have yet to make a statement on what they found. This time of year, gray whales still in Puget Sound might be ailing and/or hungry. One died off north Vashon last month. The reader who sent the video and photo this morning said the whale was heading slowly north toward the Fauntleroy ferry dock at the time.
We have since heard from someone who saw it off Lincoln Park. Updates if and when we get them – and if you are out on the water, remember that you have to stay at least 100 yards away.
10:53 AM: We usually feature bird photos with our daily calendar update – but this sighting is too unusual to time-share with other subject matter. We've received two reports, with photos, of a bird seen in West Seattle, with both readers describing it as a turkey! Above and below, photos that Jodi Steele took in Lincoln Park on Sunday, south of the north play area:
And before we could publish Jodi's sighting, another one just arrived in the WSB inbox from George Capestany, south of Me-Kwa-Mooks, who wrote, "This is a rare sighting. This morning at 9:30. Just walking around the neighborhood":
So is it really a turkey? BirdWeb doesn't include King County in their habitat.
7:35 PM: Commenters have a variety of opinions on what exactly this bird is. Meantime, we have an even-closer photo courtesy of JoDean, who says her daughter took it at Lincoln Park on Sunday:
Let us know if you see it!
11:29 AM: Thanks to everyone who has texted and e-mailed about this, including Delfino Muñoz, who sent the photo above: A gray whale is in the middle of Puget Sound between West Seattle and Vashon Island and may be in trouble. Those who have watched it from afar and up close say it hasn't moved much for some time. We looked through binoculars from the south end of Emma Schmitz Overlook and also noted that it was fairly stationary. We know it's been reported to the local marine-mammal stranding network, Seal Sitters (206-905-SEAL), and to the state. Gray-whale sightings in Puget Sound aren't rare, but this time of year, some that don't make it back out to the open ocean for the annual Pacific Coast migration may be lingering because they are ill or undernourished. Earlier this month, one such gray whale was first seen in the Ballard Locks and then found dead between north Vashon and Fauntleroy. We'll update if we find out anything more about the whale that's out there right now.
2:43 PM UPDATE: Just got an update from Robin @ Seal Sitters, that those keeping an eye on the whale might see a boat closer to it than boats are supposed to be – researchers from Fish and Wildlife and Cascadia Research Collective are headed out to try to assess the whale's condition and make sure it's not entangled. WSB's Christopher Boffoli got this view from Beach Drive, though the whale is much closer to the other side:
Christopher reported the whale is definitely blowing regularly, though not moving much. Robin also says they've advised the Coast Guard about the whale, since it's in the shipping lanes and they want cargo ships to know to steer clear – Christopher photographed one passing:
We'll continue to update when more information's available.
Our two most recent reader reports about West Seattle coyote sightings both included photos:
First, Aimee sent that photo tonight, saying:
Just wanted to give North Admiral neighbors a heads up of a coyote I saw this afternoon. The coyote crossed California heading east on Hill Street. Sorry the picture is not the best, he was fast.
We also had this in queue from Lori's Fauntlee Hills sighting last week:
She saw the coyote running through her backyard at 9:15 in the morning and thought it had been hanging around that area for some days.
Wondering what to do if you see one? Best thing to do is to scare it away – coexistence depends on us and them keeping apart – as explained on this state Department of Fish and Wildlife infopage.
It's been a while since we've had a report about one of Alki's road-crossing river otters; Crispin Garrott saw that one near Duwamish Head around 11 pm Sunday. So we're reminding you to be careful – as discussed here before, the otters have dens inland and cross the road to go looking for food, among other things. More than a few have been hit and killed. So, especially at night when you might not see them, be careful in the area.


text:
Find amitriptyline online find amitriptyline online french red wine overnight delivery, find quickbust online, zestril buy cheap metabo ultramax online buy discount artane online.
Darifenacin, order cardizem online free benicar kamagra oral jelly order cheap aricept online.
Order cheap inderal phocenta viagra super active free sample cheap atacand online buy stromectol in us indocin in us cheap methadone cassette test online viagra free delivery supra, order discount diabecon online buy revia online, alergex.
Buy exelon no rx required.
Buy discount rogaine 5% online order pamelor cheap seroquel online, buy discount albendazole yerba diet online review face moisturizing lotion.
Find vitaliq cod, order cheap 2 sets of moldable mouth trays online find strattera online buy nutridrine in us spiractin nizoral in canada, neorecormon buy cheap cipro online.
Buy cheap dulcolax find discount hcg pregnancy midstream test no rx prevacid buy bupropion in us.
Find discount crestor.
Order discount hmb mass online atacand overnight delivery discount beconase aq find ethionamide, postinor, buy cheap herbal phentermine.
Find cheap anafranil darifenacin buy cheap brafix find anabolic fusion.
Buy diclofenac no rx required epivir-hbv in us order vibramycin cod discount speman online.
Buy discount vitaliq online.
Flowmax order thc marijuana strip test cod buy micardis no rx required.
Order discount bzd (valium) cassette test online.
Find brafix online find hoodia gordonii hg p57 find allegra order cheap daily best cats beef online.
Imodium overnight delivery free insect repellant patch zeffix.
Aquetic buy cheap phentrimine order no rx evegen find discount tegretol maxalt free delivery.
Order cheap orgasm enhancer, buy no rx purim find vpxl online find discount breast enhancement gum buy ayurslim in us order cheap 2 complete professional whitening kits new-rexan celecoxib discount quibron-t, darifenacin buy cheap men attracting pheromones discount womens intimacy enhancer online.
Tetracycline free delivery buy erexin-v cod no rx prinivil.
Find discount gluta-pep.
Find vitaliq no rx required quickbust online review.
Plendil in us, order discount procardia, no rx seroquel find kytril cod buy lamictal cod vein support free sample buy cheap dipyridamole online, order stop smoking patch cheap women attracting pheromones online.
Order sustiva, cephalexin (keflex, sporidex, keftab) find discount lincocin online buy levitra in us, find doxycycline online buy metabo 925 order discount vasotec.
Free keppra order cheap imodium online zitrocin order actonel cod, buy discount trimox online home cholesterol test in canada.
M buy horny goat weed cod find cyklokapron online.
Buy cee extreme, zma-power free sample penisole free sample.
Find norvasc online find tofranil order viramune cod.
Deluxe whitening system with plasma lamp online review order grifulvin v online.
Didronel overnight delivery whitening find discount endep discount bentyl online, buy extreme thyrocin online diclofenac topical gel (voltaren gel, voltaren, voltaren emulgel, voveran, emulgel).
Find discount tramaden clomifert, order discount bust enhancer online order mexitil cod drug addiction buy exelon in canada find fast asleep strips.
Order cheap cystone no rx celadrin, nimotop overnight delivery find lanoxin cod, buy discount fluoxetine online no rx tofranil discount sleepwell (herbal xanax), buy discount prevacid online no rx cialis soft tabs no rx herbolax ergamisol stop smoking free delivery, goji berry extract find lotensin online no rx benadryl.
Order cheap cree-1200 online buy l-carnitine, find chloromint no rx required.
Order no rx zyprexa order cheap exelon online find discount buspar online ceruvin equetro buy no rx himplasia buy aciphex no rx required, female libido.
Urecholine, my-e order discount testosterone booster patch online buy celexa in us.
Order discount purim discount viagra online, order no rx xenical no rx fast asleep strips buy cheap penis growth oil order awake patch.
Discount medithin.
Order discount reminyl.
Buy lh ovulation midstream test cod buy celadrin no rx required find cheap penis extender starter online zoloft order discount vein support dexamethasone.
Maquine free accupril find no rx coral calcium wellbutrin.
Order microlean online find l-glutamine no rx required, no rx maxaman toprol xl online review converten.
Cheap ashwagandha online free 5-htp.
Order cheap avalide online find nitrofurantoin no rx required himplasia buy viagra soft tabs cod, nirdosh free sample verelan discount innopran xl online, discount herbal testosterone online find herbal testosterone.
Sinequan tetracycline (sumycin, terramycin, tetracyn, panmycin) no rx erexor.
Order dramamine cod deltasone free delivery face moisturizing lotion order no rx propecia, find cheap benfotiamine online.
Paroxetine free sample.
Buy prograf no rx required buy colostrum-800 cod buy cheap danazol online no rx actonel.
Discount infusium topical online


text:
Use our Carnival Ferris Wheel Standee for fun photo ops at your next party!
This Carnival Ferris Wheel Standee resembles a fun fair ride with neon lights that give a vibrant glow. Each 6 feet high x 3 feet 10 inch wide Ferris Wheel Standee is printed on one side of cardboard and features easy assembly.
Please allow ample time for delivery. Our ship date for this product is noted in your shopping cart. Many items are shipped separately, so please allow extra time for these items to arrive. Shipping charges are based on the value of the merchandise and not the number of shipments. For additional shipping information, please contact our Customer Service Department at (firstname.lastname@example.com or 1-800-314-8794).
Reviewed by 2 customers
Best Uses
This helped with out theme and creating a fun atmosphere !
Service and delivery comments:
Delivery was as expected
Best Uses
Perfect addition for VBS carnival theme! Very well made! Great price!
Do you have questions about this product?
Get answers from real customers and in-house experts with AnswerBox.
Q:What is the dimensions and weight of carton for shipping?
1 answer
A:I do apologize for we do not know the weight of package until it is shipped out nor the size of the box that it will be shipping in for our warehouse will appropriately package the item in box it can fit in.
Q:What's the estimated set-up time and how many people are recommended for the set-up?
1 answer
A:approximately 30 minutes for one person.
Q:Are there lights on the Ferris Wheel that glow as the description says or does it mean that the color is bright?
1 answer
A:The lights are in the print. There are not real lights that glow.


text:
Peter Boyles scores first Dr. Jerome Corsi interview since his deportation from Kenya
Jerry Corsi -- or, as he's generally known in the press, Dr. Jerome Corsi -- has gotten lots of attention in recent days. The author of The Obama Nation: Leftist Politics and the Cult of Personality, a big-selling hit piece on Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama that Time magazine describes as "factually challenged," was deported from Kenya, where he'd gone to dig up more anti-Obama dirt. According to Time, the Kenyan government made its move (ostensibly because Corsi didn't have a proper work permit) before the good doctor "was scheduled to give a press conference at which he promised to expose secret ties between Obama and Kenyan leaders, as well as a mysterious plot that would be launched should the Democratic nominee win the U.S. election." No word if black helicopters were involved.
At any rate, Corsi's first major interview since getting the heave-ho was with an unlikely media figure: KHOW's Peter Boyles, who's hosted Corsi on his show many times over the years. Click here to check out their conversation (the link is about midway down the page on the left), in which Corsi makes Dan Caplis, KHOW's resident Obama hater, seem almost objective -- "almost" being the operative word. And click "More" to see an Associated Press video about Corsi's ouster from Kenya. -- Michael Roberts
Get the This Week's Top Stories Newsletter
Every week we collect the latest news, music and arts stories — along with film and food reviews and the best things to do this week — so that you'll never miss Westword's biggest stories.
In Case You Missed It
Upcoming Events
Colorado Rockies vs. Milwaukee Brewers
TicketsSat., Oct. 1, 6:10pm
Colorado Rapids vs. Portland Timbers
TicketsSat., Oct. 1, 7:00pm
Crush Night Out
TicketsFri., Oct. 7, 6:00pm
Sports Authority Field Parking: Denver Broncos
TicketsSun., Oct. 9, 2:05pm
Popular Stories
Sponsor Content


text: Business Business news Mid-state favorite Husk eatery set to reopen following fire By Mike Osborne • Sep 14, 2016 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WMOT) -- A Nashville institution hopes to reopen by no later than Friday. Husk Restaurant co-owner David Howard told the Tennessean his team is working hard to get the Southern-fare eatery back open following a fire last week. Howard says the blaze was caused by faulty power lines and the damage was confined to one area of the building. Several other mid-state restaurants helped out by holding fundraisers for the temporarily out of work Husk wait staff. Murfreesboro ranked one of the hottest housing markets in the nation By Mike Osborne • Aug 30, 2016 wallethub.com MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (WMOT) -- A new reports says Middle Tennessee is home to two of the hottest real-estate markets in the nation. WMOT reporting partner Wallethub.com just released a ranking of 2016's top housing markets. The report compares data for sixteen metrics, including housing affordability, home price appreciation and job growth. The Murfreesboro real-estate market cracked the top ten, coming in fourth. Nashville ranked 14th in the nation. None of Tennessee's other major cities made the lists' top half. Nashville-to-Memphis flights coming; first time since 2013 By Associated Press • Aug 23, 2016 iflysouthern.com NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Travelers going between Nashville and Memphis will have the opportunity to fly commercial for the first time in three years beginning next month. Southern Airways says in a news release it will fly between the two cities every day except Saturday beginning Sept. 26. Southern also will offer continuing service to Jackson, Mississippi, with a total flight time of less than three hours. Nasvhille based prison company to lose four federal contracts By Mike Osborne • Aug 18, 2016 NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WMOT) -- Nashville based Corrections Corporation of America lost more than a third of its stock value Thursday following an announcement by the Department of Justice that it will begin phasing out the use of privately held companies to house federal inmates. Deputy Attorney General Sally Q. Yates issued a memorandum Thursday outlining DOJ plans to terminate or scale back contracts with for-profit companies now operating 13 federal prisons. CCA currently operates four of those facilities. Nashville airport plans $1.2 billion renovation By Associated Press • Aug 1, 2016 flynashville.com NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Nashville International Airport is embarking on a $1.2 billion renovation aimed at changing virtually every aspect of a traveler's experience. The Tennessean reports projects planned in the next five to seven years include new parking, more security lines, larger baggage claim and ticketing areas, expanded concourse space and a hotel. Airport leaders said the renovation is in response to a record-breaking number of passengers coming through Nashville — 12.2 million for the fiscal year ending June 30. Pages1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 … next › last »


text:
Enhancing your gaming experience isn't easy, but if you want more realistic FPS experience, you might be interested in today's controller.
The MAG II comes from All Interactive Entertainment and it can track your movement using the motion sensing and gyroscopic induction movement tracking technology. As for this controller, you hold it like a regular gun, move by using the right analog stick, and you aim at enemies by aiming with your controller just like you would with a real gun. In addition, The MAG II comes with built-in software that can be updated via downloadable firmware updates, and thanks to the USB port, you can "unlock new functions and gameplay modes" according to the All Interactive Entertainment. In regard to compatibility, The MAG II is compatible with PlayStation 3 and PC.
The MAG II looks like an interesting controller, and it changes the way how we play first person shooters. As for the price, MAG II is priced at $150.
[via Joystiq]


text:
Saint Stephen Parish
221 Concord St,
Framingham Massachusetts 01702.
Tel. 508-875-4788
Saturday: 4 p.m,
Sunday: 7 a.m., 9 a.m.
Saturday: 7 p.m.
Sunday: 11 a.m
Monday to Saturday: 8 a.m.
Monday to Friday 12:10 p.m. during Lent.
Wednesday: 7 p.m. (in Spanish)
As announced
Saturdays from 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. and
Wednesdays from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Rev. Francisco J. Anzoátegui, Pastor
Rev. Gabino O. Macias, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Peter F. DeFazio, Parochial Vicar
Rev. Albert H. Stankard, Senior Priest in residence.
Deacon: Pedro L. Torres
Deacon: Alfredo Nieves
Music Director and Organist: Cynthia Angelini
Religious Education Coordinator:
James J. Drummey
Assistant Coordinator: María M. Nieves
Pastoral Associate: Enrique Méndez
Secretary: Gloria Villamil
Financial Manager: Robert Percheski
Sacristan: Pat Robinson
Building and Grounds Supervisor:
Carlos Rodriguez
Family Day a Great Success !!!!!
Despite the oppressively hot day, our annual Family Day Festival was a great success — financially and socially. We can't say enough about the dedication of our volunteers, who provided a variety of food and drink for the many hundreds who visited the festival. Only a love for this parish could have prompted this dedication and the out-pouring of support. Many thanks to all who worked at and attended the festival.
Next week we will be able to give you the totals of this fund raiser, it was a great success, and we keep moving forward as a faith community, building God's Kingdom in our Parish. Thank you!
Will Everyone Go to Heaven?
There are people today who think that God is so loving and merciful that no matter how people live their lives, eve-ryone will go to Heaven. But that doesn't make sense (Would you expect to see Mother Teresa standing next to Hitler?), and it sure doesn't sound like Jesus in today's Gospel from St. Luke.
When He was asked if only a few people would be saved, Jesus replied that the gate to Heaven is "narrow" and many will not be strong enough to enter it. And when those standing outside say, but, Lord, "we ate and drank in your company," Christ will say, "I do not know where you are from. Depart from me, all you evildoers!"
In Matthew's account of the same incident, he quotes Jesus as saying, "Enter through the narrow gate; for the gate is wide and the road broad that leads to destruction, and those who enter through it are many. How narrow the gate and constricted the road that leads to life. And those who find it are few" (Matthew7:13-14).
There has been much speculation about what Jesus meant by "many" and "few," but such speculation is foolish. That some people will wind up in Hell is an unpleasant fact, and it would be better for us to consider Jesus' many warnings about Hell (e.g., chapter 25 of Matthew) as an urgent call to turn away from sin and back toward God.
God wants everyone to be saved and get to Heaven (cf. 1 Timothy 2:4) and sends no one to Hell. People choose eternal punishment for themselves by making conscious choices not to follow God and to reject His Commandments. It is up to each one of us to make only choices that are pleasing to God so that we can enjoy everlasting happiness with Him in Heaven.
Saint Stephen's 5k Run & Rosary Walk
Saturday, October 22, 2016
Lace up your running or walking shoes and join us on Saturday, October 22nd, to run 5 kilometers to raise funds for the Parish. The race will begin at 8:00 a.m. in the Parish parking lot and will end in the same parking lot. Walkers are also welcome. There will be a simultaneous 1 kilometer Rosary Walk around the block. Entry fees are $25 before October 17th and $30 after that. There is a special family rate of $60 for three or more family members. That can include runners and walkers. Registration forms are available at the Rectory Office during ordinary business hours, or through the website: www.lightboxreg.com/saint-stephen
Is One Religion as Good as Another?
In recent weeks, two Catholics have told us that God doesn't care what religion a person belongs to, that all religions are basically the same in leading us to God. This sounds reasonable on the surface, but it couldn't be more wrong. For different religions teach many false and contradictory things.
For example, some say that God exists; some say He doesn't. Some say there is a Hell; some say there isn't. Some say it's okay to kill babies by abortion; some say it isn't. Can religions that hold such opposite beliefs be equally true and pleasing to God? Of course not.
Or look at it this way. Would you rather live under Christianity, which preaches love of neighbor, or under Islam, which preaches death to those who will not worship Allah? Would it be better to follow Jesus, who advocated love of one's enemies, or Mohammed, who advocated the destruction of one's enemies?
The idea that one religion is as good as another is ab-surd, said Pope St. John XXIII, because it makes
"no distinction between truth and falsehood." He asked, "How can God, who is truth, approve or tolerate the indifference, neglect, and sloth of those who attach no importance to matters on which our eternal salvation depends?"
He said that this attitude "is directed to the destruction of all religions, but particularly the Catholic Faith, which can-not be placed on a level with other religions without serious injustice since it alone is true. Moreover, to contend that there is nothing to choose between contradictories and opposites can only lead to this fatal conclusion: reluctance to accept any religion either in theory or practice."
Saint Stephen Parish - Framingham Massachusetts


text:
The Best Ways To Have Sex In Public Without Getting Caught
I'm in no way qualified to write the book on how to have sex in public, but I have successfully done this a whopping TWO times and I didn't get caught either time, so there's that. Doing the nasty in public is on a lot of bucket lists, and I totally understand why.
… More »


text:
Reno Youth Bridge, a 501.C.3 non-profit corporation, was organized in 2008 to teach a selected number of Reno schools to play the game of bridge. After a very successful year during 2009-2010, the Directors of Reno Youth Bridge and the Washoe County School District decided to expand the program to include 14 total middle schools or their equivalent.
Teaching students of Reno how to play BridgeHelping to develop critical learning skills for the young people of Washoe County
WHY YOU SHOULD LEARN AND PLAY BRIDGE. Bridge is a partnership game using a standard deck of 52 cards dealt equally among four players. The players bid in a coded language to describe the strength of their hands to their partners in order to determine how many tricks they should be able to take. Generally, one suit is determin...Learn More
TO: MIDDLE SCHOOL AND HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WOULDN'T IT BE WONDERFUL TO FIND A FUN WAY TO BECOME SMARTER? DO YOU HAVE PROBLEMS REMEMBERING FACTS AND FIGURES? DO YOU OFTEN SAY, GEE, I WISH I COULD FIGURE OUT WHY THAT HAPPENS? DOES IT HAPPEN THAT SOMEONE IN YOUR CLASS SEEMS TO BE […]Learn More


text:
Facebook or Instagram Canvas£6.99 (from Grangeprint) for a 12" x 12" Facebook or Instagram canvas print, or £9 for a 12" x 16" canvas - save up to 86%
A 12" x 12" Facebook or Instagram canvas print from Grangeprint (was £50) OR redeem towards another Wowcher deal.You save 86% (£43.01)
A 12" x 16" Facebook or Instagram canvas print from Grangeprint (was £57) OR redeem towards another Wowcher deal.You save 84% (£48)
Save up to 86%
Time left to purchase
- Get a personalised photo collage canvas print.
- Sizes: 12" x 12" or 12" x 16".
- Upload photos from your computer, Facebook or Instagram.
- Fits up to 72 photos.
- View a live preview of your canvas.
- Perfect gift for friends or family!
The Fine Print
- May buy multiples.
- Voucher valid until 17th Feb 2014.
- Redeem by 3rd Feb for Valentine's Day delivery.
- Delivery costs an additional £5.95 per item.
- Please allow up to 10 working days for delivery after redeeming.
- Subject to availability.
Full Details
With social media taking over, it's becoming more difficult to see embarrassing pictures of your other half hanging around their family home. Let's bring back the wall-gazing moments with today's deal!
Today, we're offering you a 12" x 12" photo collage canvas print including your choice of photos for just £6.99, or a 12" x 16" photo collage canvas print for just £9, saving you up to 86% off Grangeprint's prices (correct as of 30.1.14).
Custom canvas creation doesn't get any easier than Grangeprint. Simply head to the website, choose which collage design you'd like, select your size (either 12" x 12" or 12" x 16") then literally drag and drop your photos into the online viewer. You'll have a choice of 26 collage template designs and can place up to 72 images on one canvas. You can even upload images straight from Facebook or Instagram - perfect if you're planning a gift for someone or just hoping to brighten up your own bedroom wall. You'll get a live preview of your canvas before you order so you can be sure it'll look great. Upload your pictures today and surround yourself with memories!
How to Redeem
- When you've bought we'll send you your unique wowcher code.
- Head to Grangeprint's site using the link we send you.
- Sign into Facebook or Instagram to select your images or upload from your computer.
- Enter your wowcher code when prompted.
Once purchased, you can redeem this wowcher towards another wowcher or claim a Wowcher Wallet Credit. Click here for more info.
3k Halloween Spooktacular Dash £15 instead of £47.52 for one adult ticket and one child ticket to the Halloween Spooktacular dash or £25 for a family ticket on 29th Oct - save up to 68%
10 EuroMillions Line Bets for the Massive £112 Million Jackpot!£9 instead of £20 (with Lottoland) for 10 EuroMillions line bets in Friday's draw - try your luck on the gigantic £112 million jackpot and save 55%
Save 55%
Time left to purchase


text:
Marc Clifton wrote:I had a couple other young women staying upstairs
Rage wrote:So, basically, you were living in a house full of women ?
Johnny J. wrote:Find a butcher that's more service minded
Quote:so chinesse readers dont be mad
DaveAuld wrote:Why is it your ISPs fault?
General News Suggestion Question Bug Answer Joke Praise Rant Admin
Use Ctrl+Left/Right to switch messages, Ctrl+Up/Down to switch threads, Ctrl+Shift+Left/Right to switch pages.