text:
Experience different forms of folk music at this diverse music festival
Lola's on Long Street
This iconic Cape Town restaurant and café is all grown up
This iconic Cape Town restaurant and café is all grown up
Holding court on the corner of Long Street and Buiten Street in Cape Town's city centre is a lovely dame called Lola. Well, to be correct, Lola's. The restaurant - it's on the ground floor of a converted Victorian - is an institution, and has been serving the hustle and bustle of this busy corner for years. However, with a change in ownership in 2011, the eatery has completely transformed, from the menu right down to the décor.
Interior designers Gillian Goodwin and Brenda Hart have created a space that's airy and white, with wide windows that let the sun stream in. While the palette is mostly neutral, the designers have injected vibrancy with the colour block bar and eccentric light fittings. Local contemporary art decorates the walls, and a smattering of outside tables hug the exterior. The look now is decidedly young, fresh and clean: the perfect canvas for the rustic bistro food. Think of creamy risottos, elegant soups, and beautifully cooked steak and fish—it's classic fare reinvented with fresh South African flavour. For a lighter meal, there are also gourmet sandwiches and salads on offer. While many dishes on the menu change at least every three weeks, certain mainstays – like the popular fishcakes that come served with garlic mash and aioli - have won hard-earned permanent status.
Something's cooking on Long
Once the private culinary maestro for hotelier Sol Kerzner, chef and co-owner Craig Wobbe is passionate about his craft (Bret Kramer is the other owner). He believes in sustainability, organic produce and fair trade principles, so from the carrots to the coffee, he's sourced the best option possible.
Case in point? Craig heads down to the harbour himself most days to get the morning catch so that he can scribble fresh linefish onto the ever-evolving blackboard menu. He works daily with his right hand chef, Daniel Heyns, to conceptualise new dishes with the influx of seasonal ingredients.
"The staff is suffering under my purists values," he says with a wry smile. We're chatting over frothy cappuccinos at a table by a window while colourful Cape Town streams past. "We're doing everything we can out of the tiny kitchen, even baking bread and pastries." (The freshly baked cheesecake is already famous in the city.)
Needless to say, the breakfast menu is as long as the lunch offering. The restaurant does a roaring early morning trade, and the diversity of the menu reflects this: from simple scramble and fruit salad to smoked kippers with eggs and indulgent Eggs Benedict. The health conscious can tuck into a fluffy egg white omelette and trade the coffee for a freshly squeezed juice: try the apple, cucumber and spinach flavour.
Lady of the night
No longer just a breakfast and lunchtime destination, Lola's is open once per month on First Thursday (during the winter season) for dancing, drinking and casual dining. The dame serves up all-night drink specials, affordable up-styled street fare and free beats to boot. Visit Lola's Facebook page for more information on its First Thursday events.
So, next time you happen to be on Long Street, whether it's for breakfast before work, a business lunch or a much-needed fuel-up for a night out on the town, give Lola's a try—she's one class act.
For those looking to use Lola's for private functions, a minimum booking of 20 is required.
Please note that Lola's website is still under construction.
Other inspiring restaurants on Long Street can be found in our cafés section. Subscribe to our popular weekly newsletter, like us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.


text:
Village Inn & Spa at Rodney Bay
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this resort rated in the past?
- Continental Breakfast
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Beach
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Room service
Travelers also looked at:
- Beach
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Free parking
- Continental Breakfast
- Room service
Historical Traveler Reviews Village Inn & Spa at Rodney Bay Gros Islet
Didn't love it....at all.
We moved here after 7 days at Ti Kaye and boy was it a shock. The entrance, lobby and pool area look and are very nice but when you get up to the room it is a different story.
The remodel money obviously was used in the public areas only. The bedspread looked to be new and there was a new chair but that was it.
The room was large in size but we had to be moved because our a/c didn't work and the first night was spent in muggyville. The hotel did offer to replace the fixture but it was 10pm and we were tired.
The bathroom was just plain gross. We actually wore our beach shoes while in the shower. If you are just looking for a place to crash this is okay (I am sure nicer than some others) but after being spoiled for 7 days (and only a $50 difference in rate between the two hotels) we were expecting more.
I would not stay here again. The food was also so-so. The breakfast was bland and soggy and the lunch that we had (only because it was raining so hard we couldn't go any place else) was non descript.
Next time we are in Rodney Bay we will look for a boutique hotel or home to rent. This just wasn't us.
Great staff. Always cleaning!
We just got back last night from St. Lucia. We were there for a week on a trip booked through Tradewind Tours. The hotel is very nice for budget accomodations. The rooms were a great size, though the shower was a tad small.
Through Tradewind, we had a tour rep set to meet with us on the morning after our arrival. We almost skipped the meeting, but I am so glad we didn't. The first thing we did was arrange for the return of our rental car. The 2 hour, white knuckle drive in from the airport was enough for us. MANY blind hairpin turns with people passing you on the turns. Also, the roads are full of potholes. It was much better to arrange transportation than to worry about dying on vacation while driving.
Birgit, our rep, asked what things we wanted to do, then arranged it all, including a personally guided full day tour to Soufriere and the area. We had lunch at Ladera Resort (Dasheen). I cannot say enough about how wonderful that was.
My only complaint about the area was in regard to loud car stereos in the area. The hotel is at the end of a street which must be a local cruising location. Several nights I was kept awake by excrutiatingly loud car stereos. I even called down to the front desk to ask what could be done. I don't know what he did, but it did get better. This is the same on the beach as well. We could not really escape the loud music, especially on the weekend. Locals drive up to the beach area to hang out. We went to Pigeon Island via ferry for $10 US and loved the quiet, beautiful beach. You have to go there!
Oh yeah, the vendors can be very annoying when you are trying to enjoy your peace and quiet. They usually say something like, "I want you to have this as a gift", then proceed to tell you about the kids they have to support, blah blah blah. It got old telling them no, but it usually worked by just saying it once.
Americans, don't expect to find Sharp Cheddar Cheese anywhere. Everywhere uses white cheddar in dishes with cheese. My favorite Rodney Bay restaurants were The Lime and Spinnakers. Don't expect fast service as well. Everyone is on St Lucia time.
Overall, I had a fabulous time and would not hesitate to recommend the hotel. I wanted to have a massage before leaving, but the Spa was getting some renovations on the last days of our trip.
Wonderful choice!
The Village Inn and Spa is in a great location. While the beach a minute's walk away is not the best beach I've ever seen, it's certainly not awful. It's definitely big and, thus, not very crowded. Besides, the hotel's pool is a fun diversion because of its unique design and is very convenient to any guest room. The breaksfast (included) is hearty and of good quality. The staff is very friendly and accomodating.
From the hotel, you can easily walk to shops, restaurants, and a grocery store. This is not something that can be said for most of the hotels in St. Lucia. Many of the large resorts are very remote. At those resorts, you need to love the setting and the stuff you're paying for because you will have to pay extra to visit any place else on the beautiful island. Meanwhile, the Rodney Bay area where the Village Inn and Spa is found is really a great spot for tourists on vacation and provides a good base from which to see other areas. Sunlink Tours just down the street provided me with a host of great tours that were reasonably priced and included transportation from the hotel. If you are looking for a good, clean hotel that is located within walking distance of a lot of different things, this is a wonderful choice and you will not be disappointed.
Great stay! won't dissapoint
We stayed at the Village Inn and Spa because of a dissapointing arrival at another hotel ( REX PAPILLON). We were so happy to stay at a very clean, newly renovated, and friedly hotel. The pool and jacuzzi were great. We were footsteps from the beach. The rodney bay area is very open and public. So even if you stayed at a hotel on the beach you will still have locals and other hotel goers around you. This area was great compared to others because you could walk around and there were hotels and bars in close walking distance. We loved our stay at the Village Inn and Spa, we woudl return there if we returned to St. Lucia.
Excellent Experience!
This hotel was wonderful! Given the economical price, I was concerned about what I would arrive to, but in the end it was better than I had expected. The hotel staff were very friendly and helpful with any of my travel needs. My room was very comfortable and had a beautiful view of the inside court and pool, which had flowers draping down the balcony's. The maid staff was also terrific!
I did not select the meal package. Our first day included a special welcome dinner which was absolutely delicious, but, I was glad to have not purchased the meal plan because there are so many great restaurants to try...Buzz's (Great Shrimp), Capones (Wonderful Italian - amazing Calamari and Toffano Pie, Charthouse (Good Lobster and Ribs), Spinnakers (Great bar and grill right on the beach - perfect spot for catching sunsets)
The beach (Reduit) was beautiful and was only a minute walk from the hotel as described in their write up (I had wondered if that was an exageration, but it really was a minute or less).
Be forwarned though that the beach is not as wide as some other Carribean locations and depending on how the light hits the water, you may not see that beautiful aqua blue green water like the pictures...but it is there given the right light and angle
I travelled in late March/Early April 2004 and the weather was wonderful...sometimes a bit too hot in fact.
A great way to see the Island is to line yourself up with a local cab driver. We saw the whole island and places we wouldn't have seen otherwise by doing the. The cost was also quite reasonable - i.e. $120-$160 for the entire day of driving.
We also went on the Catamaran ride that took us to Soufriere and all of the main island attraction...i.e. volcano, plantation, waterfalls etc. It was a great to see the coastline from the water - absolutely breathtaking!
La Dera/Dasheene (sp?) is a restaurant not to be missed. I repeat...not to be missed! The view is unbelievable.
All in all, it was a wondeful holiday and I will definitely return to St.Lucia and the Rainbow/The Village Inn and Spa
Great Value
The Rainbow is a very reasonably priced hotel. The all-inclusive package is wonderful and cheap enough to eat out if the meals get boring. There are breakfast and lunch buffets and dinner alternates between buffet and menu nights. The wine is good and the drinks keep flowing. It is an easy walk across the road to a beautiful beach where chairs can be rented for $5 per day (you must negotiate price!). Rooms are large and have a veranda with French doors overlooking a beautiful pool. It is walking distance to restaurants, bars and shopping. I'll definitely stay there again!
Wonderful vacation!
The Rainbow hotel was fabulous. Friendly staff, nice rooms with verandas, close to beach. Restaurants, bars and shops are within walking distance. The location is the best! Cheryl at the tours desk is very knowlegable and helpful and will set you up to see the island. We'll definitely go back to beautiful St Lucia and will stay at the Rainbow.
A great hotel in a great location. Just got back from a week at the Rainbow in St Lucia, the hotel is in a perfect location just across the road from the beach and a close walk to some great restaurants. The breakfast buffet is good and don't miss the happy hour at the pool bar, the cocktails are just what you need after a hot day on the beach and the waiters really friendly and a good laugh to chat to. Check out the all-day-happy-hour bar next door, a local haunt with 2-4-1 drinks all day (and night).
Wonderful hotel!!
We have just returned from our trip to the Rainbow Hotel and it was a wonderful experience! This was our third time to St Lucia but our first time to the Rainbow. We cannot say enough good things about this place!
The staff are all friendly and very helpful. We had the standard room, which was clean, comfortable and beautifully decorated. The shower is somewhat small but adequate. The pool is great and very well maintained. The breakfast buffet was excellent. The dinners we had there were very good. There are many other places to eat within a short walking distance. The ocean beach is just across the street and is a beautiful section of beach both for swimming and playing. Weather was great with only an occasional shower. We would highly recommend the Rainbow Hotel to anyone!!
We love St Lucia!
Stayed at Rainbow through an Air Jamaica package in January 2000. We had a ground floor room with 2 queen beds across from the pool, a stone's throw from the bar. I wouldn't recommend the location because of noise, but had no problems with the hotel otherwise. Had a plumbing problem that was fixed promptly. The ability to change money at the front desk was very convenient.Had only one dinner at the hotel's restaurant. Didn't like the food and thought it was overpriced. Maybe the food's better now.We ate a lot at the restaurant next door that sat near the water. Ate many breakfasts there. Ate a lot of dinners at the Chinese restaurant down the street -- it was a bit pricey though. Rainbow is well-located in the Rodney Bay area. Grocery stores, restaurants, banks are all very accessible so that's one thing in its favor. Loved the bakery at the mall. The KFC was good for snacking.All in all, on another visit to St Lucia we'd certainly consider staying at Rainbow again.
TripAdvisor Reviews Village Inn & Spa at Rodney Bay Gros Islet
Travel Blogs from Gros Islet
The Jazz Continues
... early and got an early night.
Friday I took off from the hospital. I went over to Choc beach with some of the newer medical students. Some of the girls decided that it was too quiet and so went on to Rodney Bay but quiet was exactly what I wanted so stayed and read for a while. I went home to get changed and grab some food before going to the Street Party in Gros Islet. Mr P and his daughter were going up to ...
St. Lucia Airport
The only airport in the world where you hope your flight is delayed. Unlike most of the Caribbean islands, St. Lucia does not get international arrivals from the US or Europe. You have to come from another Caribbean island. Once you check in you can walk ...
Market Day.
... are deep gulleys next to the kerb for collecting rain water I should think. But with so many people we had to be careful not to fall down into one!
Lots of market stalls set up with many tropical fruits and vegetables - all looked very fresh and the locals were buying. Passing by one of the stalls I was fascinated to watch a young girl biting small holes into a plastic bag holding about a pound of tomatoes. I figured out they can't ...
A Rainforest Fantasy Island!
... the famous children's picture book. It was serene and peaceful to be in that part of God's world. After snorkeling, it was time to be driven up to the restaurant for lunch. Jade Mountain is a resort built high up on the side of a mountain's edge, and the restaurant was at the top of several villa type rooms below it. The roof was set up for lounging and cocktails, or even a wedding! Layer upon layer ...
Arriving in St. Lucia
... and colours and local people! They were most likely overcharging us for everything, but our haggling skills are pretty awful and everything was so cheap as it was. $2 for 5 oranges and $2 more for 5 tomatoes. We found a local stall for lunch - 'super sexy bar and restaurant'. Overcharged us for rice with plantains and chicken, but still less than $3 for a meal... Off to pigeon island tomorrow to explore the national park with the girls from the UK. Hopefully the sun stays ...

subset: commoncrawl


text:
A prize of $1,000 is given annually to a U.S. citizen for a book of poetry translated from any language into English and published in the United States during the previous year. Collaborations by more than two translators and self-published collections are ineligible. Peter Cole will judge. Publishers may submit three copies of books published in 2015 by February 15. There is no entry fee. Visit the website for the required entry form and complete guidelines.
Academy of American Poets, 75 Maiden Lane, Suite 901, New York, NY 10038. (212) 274-0343, ext. 13. Patricia Guzman, Programs Coordinator.
Subscribe to P&W Magazine |
Donate Now |
Advertise |
Sign up for E-Newsletter |
Help |
About Us |
Contact Us |
View Desktop Site
© Copyright Poets & Writers 2016. All Rights Reserved


text:
Bath Time For Bonzo
Long ago, in a bathroom not very far away, the leaders of the Rebel Alliance--led by the heroic Luke Skywalker--planned their next attack against the evil Galactic Tub Toys in an adventure that would become known as . . . THE EMPIRE GETS WET
An All-Star Sci-Fi Action Fantasy with dialogue, music and sound effects improvised by a four-year-old boy during a bath
(Theme music: Dum-DUM, duh-duh-dee-DUM-dum . . . )
LUKE: Hey! C'mon, you guys! Let's find Darth Vader!
REBEL: Oh, noooo! Here comes the mean robots! RUN FOR YOUR LIVES! (Explosions, gunfire.) AHHHHHH!
Upcoming Events
NBA Preseason: Phoenix Suns vs. San Antonio Spurs
TicketsMon., Oct. 3, 7:00pm
NBA Preseason Basketball: Phoenix Suns v. Utah Jazz
TicketsWed., Oct. 5, 7:00pm
Arizona Coyotes vs. San Jose Sharks
TicketsFri., Oct. 7, 7:00pm
Monster Jam
TicketsSat., Oct. 8, 7:00pm
LUKE: Are you dead?
REBEL: I don't think so. Look! Here comes Han Solo! (More explosions.) AHHHHHH! Now I'm dead.
LUKE: Han! Watch out! A pterodactyl is coming to get us!
HAN: Where's Princess Leia?
LUKE: I dunno. She's in here somewhere. I can't see through all these bubbles. We'd better go under water! Dive! Dive! (Explosions.)
REBELS THREE and FOUR: AHHHHHH!
HAN: Okay. We're in the Millenium Falcon now. Ready for takeoff. Ten, nine, four, seven . . . Look out! Here comes a . . . a . . . umm . . . here comes E.T.! (Explosions.)
LUKE: And Roger Rabbit, too!
ROGER: Let's get those guys!
HAN: Okay! (Machine-gun fire.)
HAN: E.T.! Put your magic finger on Roger to make him better!
E.T.: Okay. Bzzzzt! You're better now.
ROGER: Thanks.
E.T.: You're welcome. Run! It's Tyrannosaurus rex!
REX: ARGHHHHHH!!! I'm gonna eat you! (Chomping noises.)
LUKE: He ate Roger and E.T.! Touch yourself, E.T.!
E.T.: Okay. Bzzzzt! There. I'm not dead anymore. Thanks.
LUKE: You're welcome. (Explosions.) The Tyrannosaurus rex is dead. Don't touch him, E.T., or he'll be alive again.
E.T.: Okay.
LUKE: Oh, no! You touched him!
E.T.: It was an accident!
HAN: Luke is dead.
LUKE: No, I'm not. He missed me. Hey! Where's King Kong?
KING KONG: Over here!
REX: Let's fight, okay?
KING KONG: Okay.
BOTH: ARGHHHHHH! (Explosions, gunfire.)
KING KONG: I won the fight!
LUKE: Thanks!
KING KONG: You're welcome.
HAN: Look! There's Darth Vader!
DARTH VADER: Ha ha ha ha! I will fight you with my light sword! (Explosions, gunfire.)
REBELS SIX through THIRTY-NINE: AHHHHHH! . . . SUPERBOY: Don't worry. I'm Superboy. I'll get Darth Vader. (Explosions, screaming.) There. He's dead.
HAN: Thanks.
SUPERBOY: You're welcome.
E.T.: Don't worry, Darth Vader. I'll touch you with my magic finger. Bzzzzt!
DARTH VADER: Thanks.
E.T.: You're welcome. Are you gonna be nice, now?
DARTH VADER: Yeah.
LUKE: Good. C'mon, men! Let's go!
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 Phoenix New Times' biggest stories.
In Case You Missed It
Upcoming Events
Arizona Diamondbacks vs. San Diego Padres
TicketsFri., Sep. 30, 6:40pm
Arizona Coyotes vs. Anaheim Ducks
TicketsSat., Oct. 1, 6:00pm
Arizona Cardinals Game Zone - 10/2 - NOT A GAME TICKET
TicketsSun., Oct. 2, 10:10am
2016 WNBA Playoffs Semi-Finals Mercury v Lynx
TicketsSun., Oct. 2, 2:00pm
Popular Stories
Sponsor Content


text:
Kim Kardashian says she wants more kids with Kanye
- published: 26 Feb 2014
- views: 2574
Kim Kardashian may have grown up with a big family, but the reality says she doesn\'t see her daughter, North West, doing the same. According to Kanye West\'s fiancée, she won\'t be following her mother Kris Jenner\'s footsteps, who gave birth to six kids including Kim herself. \"I don\'t think I can do more than three tops. That would be my absolute top top tops,\" she tells Ryan Seacrest on his KIIS FM show Tuesday. \"I even contemplate should North be an only child? But then I contemplate all the ... fun experiences I had [with my siblings], so I might have to tough it out.\" \"I love my daughter so much,\" she explains. \"I want to have more, but I\'m not going the route my mom did. She is crazy! When I was giving birth, I looked at her and said, \'I\'m going to buy you a medal, you deserve a medal for this, six times -- you\'re crazy.\'\" For now, Kardashian is having a blast taking care of her baby girl. \"I\'m loving life right now. My daughter is the cutest thing ever,\" she gushes. \"I\'m loving being a mom.\" She adds, \"She\'s the sweetest, happiest baby I\'ve ever seen.\" As for her walk down the aisle with her boyfriend? Kardashian wants her wedding ceremony to be a \"super, super-small intimate\" affair with close family and friends. \"As we are going along, we realize we want it to be smaller and more intimate than people are imagining and thinking,\" the 33-year-old continues. \"I\'ll tell you it\'s in Paris ... I\'m not saying when, but it\'s this year.\" Subscribe! http://celeb.bz/TnVefW FOLLOW OUR VIDEO TWITTER: https://twitter.com/CelebuzzVideo CONNECT WITH CELEBUZZ.COM TWITTER: http...


text:
- In 2014, we have Pound The Alarm Vs. Kiss You, where Kiss You's dancer which seems to be a bit too goofy.
- Any song involving Amusing Injuries. This troper refers to Limbo from 2014 and Never Gonna Give You Up from 4, as well as others.
- Speaking of Rick Roll, the dev team knew what they were doing. The dance has a superhero dancing in front of a city that needs help. He's rickrolling it.
- In 2014, the dancer for Alfonso Signorini after the intro. Just... wow.
- They Might Be Giants' Istanbul (Not Constantinople) in 4. Just take a look at the dancers◊.
- The alternate version of Can't Take My Eyes Off You. Just watch.
- Pretty much anything involving PSY, but the battle mode version of Gentleman (against Fine China) takes the cake because of the interaction between the two dancers with either song.
- The Love Boat features a showman dancing an energetic, passionate dance on a wrecked piece of a stage that holds some still working lights and a broken piano. In the background, other wrecked stages float by with a couple dancing to the music, a few members of the live band pass by and explain the music, while the titular Love Boat slowly sinks into the ocean.
- 4's version of We no speak Americano is funny as HELL.
- Ladies and gentlemen...the Ievan Polkka.
- The JD version of the William Tell Overture is heavily based on silent comedy. And it shows.
Funny / Just Dance
As with any series, Just Dance has it's funny moments.


text:
Newegg.com - A great place to buy computers, computer parts, electronics, software, accessories, and DVDs online. With great prices, fast shipping, and top-rated customer service - once you know, you Newegg.
If you are reading this message, Please click this link to reload this page.(Do not use your browser's "Refresh" button). Please email us if you're running the latest version of your browser and you still see this message.
Newegg.com - Computer Parts, Laptops, Electronics, HDTVs, Digital Cameras and More!
Showing Results: Most Recent
This review is from: ViewSonic VX2270Smh-LED Black 22" 7ms (GTG) HDMI Widescreen LED Backlight LED Monitor IPS panel 250 cd/m2 DC 30,000,000:1
Pros: The picture is great. The base is sturdy. The viewing angle is great. The monitor has a small frame.
Cons: I understand monitor speakers aren't always the best. However, these are completely worthless.
Other Thoughts: I bought two of these, then bought two more. With the second pair, I was going to use the monitor's speakers as I didn't have desktop speakers. I had to get speakers, as these are completely worthless. With maximum volume, you can barely hear anything.READ FULL REVIEW


text:
Added by guitarshredvideos Subscribe 0
Published 28 Apr 2010
25 802
shredding the piano: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYUDs54t820 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4...
shredding the piano: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYUDs54t820 : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4oVums3VFY ----------------------------------------------------------- Watch in Higher Quality: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ok3EjsCmIu0&fmt=18 8 year old guitar Virtuoso. http://www.revver.com/video/139242/amazing-guitar-solo-very-fast/ http://www.revver.com/video/152544/amazing-guitar-solo-2-arpeggios/ http://www.revver.com/video/228196/insane-guitar-technique/ http://www.revver.com/video/246585/cacophony-concerto-intro-por-felipe/ http://www.revver.com/video/246593/jason-becker-altitudes-real-arpeggios-por-felipe/ Anton Oparin, 9 years old guy from Samara, Russia, guitar competition, 2004. This horrible disease has been devastating to cattle. News Cow Reporter Disease TV from Truth in Shredding web: "Pavel Zaburuyeva, Pash got back to me to let me know that he knew who this guy is and confirm his age. Pavel knows Anton Oparin and his father and he took part in the guitar contest. He's was only 9 years old in the first videos in 2004 and has plenty of technique but currently little original material. That said he's a very talented performer " the songs played are: B.R.O. (Bach Rip Off) - Racer x http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcmCag_5SPA Frenzy - Racer x http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbURQ8xZXxs guitarist are Paul Gilbert and Bruce Boulliet conce, chile Kay Oresanya Britains Got Talent 2009 Auditions Simon Cowell Piers Morgan Amanda Holden


text:
9 - 12oz Boat Cleaners & Waxes
The iBoats Hippo:
A dominating presence on both land and sea
Your Trusted Source on the water
The iBoats Experience
Boats for SaleBrowse thousands of constantly-updated listings and search by location, brand, and boat type See more...
AdviceConnect with our expansive community and tap into the knowledge base of the most dedicated boaters around. See more...
Shop ProductsBrowse and search for hundreds of thousands of boat parts, accessories, and supplies to suit your every need.
2 results
Boeshield T-9 Rust & Corrosion Protectant Aerosol Spray, 12 Oz
Stops existing rust and prevents further corrosion Deep penetration Displaces moisture Lubricates & protects for months Loosens rusted parts Will …
Your price: $16.99
List price: $19.29
In stock
Marine Heavy Duty Corrosion Inhibitor, 10 Oz - Crc
PROTECTS METAL! Forms a corrosion-proof film. Amber film stays flexible. Seals out salt air and moisture. Gives long term outdoor protection. Easily …
Your price: $11.36
List price: $16.19
In stock
2 results


text:
Only two pitchers in Phillies history have longer scoreless streaks than the 32 innings Cliff Lee will take into his next start at Toronto on Sunday.
One of them is Phillies radio broadcaster Larry Andersen, who went 32 straight without giving up a run in 1984. The difference between the two, of course, is that L.A. was a reliever.
"I think it's tougher what he's doing, tougher for a starter, because they're facing the same guys over and over. As a reliever, you might face the same team five different times in a streak, but maybe not face the same hitters," Andersen said.


text:
Goldfish tank
Active within 1726 Days
Name: Chilli
Size/Category 5-Gallon Goldfish
Type: Glass
Shape: Standard
List of Fish:
Lighting: Natural
Filtration: Powered automatic fliter
Invertebrates: None
Other Accessories:
See all awards »
I've had 584 friends visit me.
I'm the 7,730th member on FishChannel.com.
13 friends have voted for me since I joined Fish eClub!
Come visit me, To fish in love, Tropical Retreat, Aquatic Adventures Plants totally out of control, Aquatic Engineer, Planted aquarium, Big fish, King of the planted aqauriums & New Home.
Come visit me, grand scheme of things, luxury, life & turtle, turtle.
Come visit me, Community Tank.
Come visit me, Oscar & Betta.
Tell a Friend |
Report inappropriate content on this page.
Hi, my tank is
Nature in a glass box.
Visit the photo gallery to cast your vote »
Your source for freshwater, reef, and saltwater aquarium keeping information, tips, and species profiles.
Sign up to get updates delivered straight to your inbox.
FishChannel takes your privacy seriously. To learn more, please read our privacy policy.


text:
These cleaning cloths can be helpful for a variety of things around the house. This guide contains uses for microfiber cloths.
Brooms don't do a very good job at picking up dog hair from the floor. I put a microfiber cloth around my broom bristles and secure it with a rubberband. Tada! It picks up the dog hair.
By Ramona from Granby, MA
Like many others, I have discovered the glory of microfiber cloths and I use them everywhere and have been for years. One tip that has really helped to eliminate the use of paper towels, is to use a rubber band and attach a microfiber cloth to each one of my cleaning bottles. Now when I go to clean the windows, I grab the can, cloth is attached, throw the rubber brand on my wrist, and clean away. After a few cleanings, I throw the cloths in the wash and replace them with clean ones. Easy!
To clean glass mirrors and windows, I use a microfiber cloth. Wet the cloth well and wring out as much water as you can. Spray the window with Glass Plus, that is what I use, then quickly wipe the mirror dry.
Some weeks ago, I was shopping with my sister, when we entered a beauty shop. They where selling a new kind of washcloth for make up removal without any cleanser, just to be used with water. It was made of microfiber cloth, the same kind you can find in stores for the purpose of window cleaning or dusting, often under the name of "miracle rag" or something like it.
It cost a fair amount of money and it was made in Italy. My sister, loving new things, bought it, and immediately praised it after trying it. I instead, went home and tried my microfiber rag (clean of course) in the exact same material from the store for a fraction of the price she had payed, and believe me, it works!
It takes even less time to remove mascara than with a cottonball and eye makeup remover! It is also very skin friendly and soft, and you don't get that nasty remover in your eyes. Just use water and nothing else. Afterwards, wash it with soap to remove stains, rinse it and hang to dry. It dries really fast. Toss in the laundry every now and then. I will never have to buy eye makeup remover again!
By Anna from Sweden
After showering, wipe the tiles and glass down with a "Magic Cloth" (microfiber) and you will never need to use cleaners or scrub your shower again.


text:
The latest version of Adobe Flash Player is required to watch this video.
Please click on the link below to download the latest version. Thanks!
Global stocks rose Monday on news that Germany and France are crafting a new package to help solve the eurozone debt crisis. German Chancellor Angela Merkel and French President Nicolas Sarkozy said they will reveal the new plan by the end of the month, but they won't say what's in it.
The leaders have also made it clear the plan won't be a magic cure. Still, some see the move as a step in the right direction.
"The Merkel-Sarkozy announcement is positive as it focuses on banks," Bloomberg News quoted Alberto Gallo, a strategist at Royal Bank of Scotland Group in London.
"The timing appears ambitious, however. Having a full response to the crisis by month-end sets a high bar," he said. European leaders have been working to prevent the crisis plaguing banks and countries like Greece from spreading.
Some officials worry it could lead to another financial crisis like the one in 2008.
Eurozone Mulls Greek Aid amid Global Sell-Off
German Parliament Okays Euro Bailout Expansion
World Markets Rally as Rescue Plan Gains TractionIMF: World Economy Entering 'Dangerous Phase'
Log in or create an account to post a comment.
Are you seeking answers in life? Are you hurting? Are you facing a difficult situation?
Find peace with God, discover more about God or send us your prayer request.
Call The 700 Club Prayer Center at 1 (800) 823-6053, 24 hours a day.
A caring friend will be there to pray with you in your time of need.
CBN News is a national/international, nonprofit news organization that provides programming by cable, satellite, and the Internet, 24-hours a day. Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+.
The "Trump train" was derailed in Wisconsin as voters in the Badger State gave Ted Cruz a major victory over "The Donald." The big question now is – are the Republicans headed for a contested convention this summer?


text:
Broadway's Hit Musical Xanadu at Las Vegas Little Theatre
* Additional fees apply. No coupon or promo codes necessary to enjoy the displayed discount price.
The last date listed for Xanadu was Sunday July 28, 2013 / 2:00pm.
Most Popular Theater Event Nearby
Señor Frog's Drag Brunch: Drinks, Divas & More
- Full Price:
- $59.95
- Our Price:
- $40
If your weekend brunch routine has gotten stale, glam up your Saturday with a dash of diva. Senor… More
Venue Details
Reviews & Ratings
Featured review from Bob Burnett
view more less of this review
The singing was quite good for this excellent, GOOFY, musical! I would gladly recommend!
star this review starred report as inappropriate
We loved this show. I couldn't believe there would actually be skating on that small stage, but they did. The music was fun, the muses were amazing and Clio / Kira had a great voice. I had ordered tickets for the wrong date and they were very...continued
star this review starred report as inappropriate
A new level of horrible. This was a musical with actors who could neither sing nor dance. The camp elements were lost due to the bad acting. Four of us went, and we could not help but wonder how this production even made it to the stage.
Book by Douglas Carter Beane
Music and Lyrics by Jeff Lynne & John Farrar


text:
|Boxing Champions | Boxing Schedule | Boxing Video | Boxing History | Pound For Pound | Lounge | The Wire | Arcade
|Thread Tools
Boxing Scene's Cowboy
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Santa Ana CA
Posts: 2,875
Quoted: 1 Post(s)
Rep Power: 15
Holy Gospel of Jesus Christ according to Saint Luke 15:1-10
Tax collectors and sinners were all drawing near to listen to Jesus,
but the Pharisees and scribes began to complain, saying, "This man welcomes sinners and eats with them."
So to them he addressed this parable.
What man among you having a hundred sheep and losing one of them would not leave the ninety-nine in the desert and go after the lost one until he finds it?
And when he does find it, he sets it on his shoulders with great joy
and, upon his arrival home, he calls together his friends and neighbors and says to them, 'Rejoice with me because I have found my lost sheep.'
I tell you, in just the same way there will be more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous people who have no need of repentance.
Or what woman having ten coins and losing one would not light a lamp and sweep the house, searching carefully until she finds it?
And when she does find it, she calls together her friends and neighbors and says to them, 'Rejoice with me because I have found the coin that I lost.'
In just the same way, I tell you, there will be rejoicing among the angels of God over one sinner who repents."
Boxing Scene's Cowboy
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Santa Ana CA
Posts: 2,875
Quoted: 1 Post(s)
Rep Power: 15
Enjoy my brothers and sisters!
Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 10,601
Quoted: 302 Post(s)
Rep Power: 57
Points: 3,065,177,408,297.64
Bank: 7,207,385,178,339,256.00
Total Points: 7,210,450,355,747,555.00
Another Religous flaming troll, great.
atheist with a gun
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Kirkjubæjarklaustur, Iceland
Posts: 37,179
Quoted: 104 Post(s)
Rep Power: 180
Points: 100,005,000,551,369,440.00
Bank: 141,377,329,092,441,696.00
Total Points: 241,382,329,643,811,136.00
Boxing Scene's Cowboy
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Santa Ana CA
Posts: 2,875
Quoted: 1 Post(s)
Rep Power: 15
Can you handle life?
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Los Angeles, Ca.
Posts: 5,124
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 19
Points: 78,549.99
Bank: 3,392,145,386,223.97
Total Points: 3,392,145,464,773.96
Enough with this for today
Here we go again..
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Denmark
Age: 27
Posts: 15,455
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 75
Points: 1,010,000,370,846.01
Bank: 59,512,198,378,808.24
Total Points: 60,522,198,749,654.25
Damn this shit is getting tiresome to read.
null and void
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Temporal space
Age: 16
Posts: 14,443
Quoted: 192 Post(s)
Rep Power: 48
Points: 124,050.32
Bank: 7,778,453,078.89
Total Points: 7,778,577,129.20
Image View Removed. For more information, please contact our forum admins by clicking here.
Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Amsterdam
Posts: 151
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 0
Points: 12,353.65
Bank: 0.00
Total Points: 12,353.65
AMEN mi amigos
Secularist fo life!
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: The birthplace of the Industrial Revolution
Age: 28
Posts: 3,913
Quoted: 0 Post(s)
Rep Power: 24
Points: 11,002,197,677.71
Bank: 4,686,869,847.63
Total Points: 15,689,067,525.34
The gospel according to The Monk: smoke weed, get ***** and enjoy YOUR life.
|Share This With Friends
|15:1-10, christ, gospel, holy, jesus, luke, saint
|Thread Tools
Cookie Policy - Privacy Policy - Submit
News - Feedback
- Site Map - Advertise
with Us
Copyright © 2003-2013 BoxingScene LLC All rights reserved.
Copyright ©2000 - 2016, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.
Copyright © 2003-2013 BoxingScene LLC All rights reserved.


text:
Our brands
Welcome to Obiat Electronics Pty Ltd
Since 1986 Obiat has been providing high quality
test and measuring equipment to our customers at a substantial
cost savings. When you are in the market to buy test equipment,
Obiat Electronics Pty Ltd is your complete test and measurement
equipment resource. This website is designed to provide the
most-up-to-date technical information, and it is hoped that you
our valued customer will find out everything you need to know
without having to look further.
Our product range covers everything from:
Multimeters, Spectrum Analyzers, Digital Oscilloscopes,
Power Supplies, Signal Sources, Wireless Test Tools,
Thermal Imagers, Power quality recorders, Power Station Equipment,
Infrared Cameras, Sound Level Meters, Lux Meters, Calibration tools,
Calibration Software, Standard Lab Equipment, Clamp-on meters,
Air Quality Instruments, Micro-ohmmeters, Ground Resistance testers,
Water Quality Meters, Bench Meters, DMM's, HVAC testers,
Temperature and Temperature Standards, Light meters,
Hand-Held Equipment, Specialty probes and more…


text:
At 5:00pm ET today Rik Emmett will be interviewed on SIRIUS Satellite Radio's Buzzsaw about his favourite Triumph concert moments and all the new projects keeping him busy these days. The program will be rebroadcast on Sunday, June 17th at 2:00pm ET. Not a SIRIUS Satellite Radio member? You can sign up for a free 3 day subscription here.
Blog Archives
Newsletter Sign-Up
- Error type: "Bad Request". Error message: "Bad Request" Domain: "usageLimits". Reason: "keyInvalid".
Did you added your own Google API key? Look at the help.
Check in YouTube if the id PL2FD448BEF74F15D8 belongs to a playlist. Check the FAQ of the plugin or send error messages to support.


text:
'Ice Cube Day' lecture; 'Censored on Final Approach' play; Waukesha Civic Theatre party
Chill out at museum
James Madsen, the chairman of the physics department at the University of Wisconsin-River Falls, on Monday will talk about the IceCube Neutrino Observatory at the South Pole in Antarctica. He has had a major role in developing and managing the facility. IceCube is a particle detector with which researchers hope to study neutrinos and map the universe. »Read Full Article
Video: 'Woody Sez' cast members sing their original tunes
Singers and multi-instrumentalists Leenya Rideout and David Finch visited the TapMilwaukee.com studio recently to perform three original acoustic songs and a traditional tune, all with an Americana flavor. Rideout and Finch make up half of the cast of "Woody Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie," which the Milwaukee Repertory Theater is producing through March 9 at the Stackner Cabaret. For "Woody Sez" tickets, call (414) 224-9490 or visit milwaukeerep.com. For info on Rideout and Finch's solo recordings, visit www.leenya.com and http://www.dhfinch.com/. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Ballet's Winter Series showcases new choreographers
Perhaps the only thing harder than finding a job dancing is finding a job choreographing.
The Milwaukee Ballet, well known for lavish story ballets, devotes part of each season to new works, including those by developing choreographers. »Read Full Article
Telemundo adds two reporters, WITI loses one
WITI-TV (Channel 6) multimedia reporter Bret Buganski is leaving the station for a job as a morning anchor and investigative reporter at KVOA-TV in Tucson, Ariz.
Buganski, who joined WITI in 2011, starts his new job March 13. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Reading the John Updike stories: 'Flight'
I'm reading and commenting on a story from The Library of America's recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories' each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
"Flight," published in August 1959, anticipates the mother-son relationship of Updike's 1965 novel "Of the Farm" in its fundamental situation: A mother foresees a special destiny for her small-town youth, and is willing to act ruthlessly against any entity she thinks might get in the way of that destiny. »Read Full Blog Post
Countdown to Spring: 37 Days
We are, day by day, and with a dose of Midwestern politeness, showing Old Man Winter the door.
Brad Paisley to headline Summerfest in Milwaukee June 27
Summerfest has announced another Marcus Amphitheater show for the country fans: Brad Paisley will headline the Big Gig June 27, with openers Darius Rucker and Joel Crouse.
Information on ticket prices wasn't available. Tickets for the show go on sale beginning at noon Feb. 21 at the Summerfest box office, Ticketmaster outlets, by calling (800) 745-3000 and visiting ticketmaster.com. »Read Full Article(1)


text:
Work more efficiently on your home office computer or laptop with a computer light from Levenger. Computer lamps are a great light source to make the most out of your working environment. Choose a portable or table computer lamp to bring laptop work to light.
Item: LD355
Item: LF0535
Item: LF0640
Item: LT0785
Item: LF0610
Item: LF0330
Get a little more mileage from your personal computer with a laptop lamp to brighten up your approach. Our laptop lamp is available in a range of styles and sizes to better fit your interior; so from a portable laptop lamp powered by batteries and ready to go anywhere, to a stationary, plugged-in laptop lamp that remains poised and ready to go on your desk or tabletop, you can always be prepared for making each moment spent on your computer its very finest. Select a laptop lamp created with a halogen bulb and you will enjoy a longer lifespan and more efficient performance from your bulb in every instance. Use a laptop lamp to help reduce or eliminate the residual screen glare that causes undue eyestrain and fatigue from long periods of direct exposure. Every laptop lamp has your choice of look and performance options, allowing you to custom fit each laptop lamp to the demands of any unique situation and still find everything you need to do your job with an added sense of style and grace. Laptop computers are all about flexibility, and nothing will give you more flexibility and more ways to enjoy your laptop than a laptop lamp selected from our online catalog.
© Copyright Levenger Company
2016. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Alexa Kastanek
- Lincoln, NEHometown
- Lincoln Southeast High School
- 5-10Height
- —Weight
- 100Overall Rank
- 14Position Rank
ESPN Player Evaluations
Blue Star Chicago-Oct. 11: Maybe more than anything, the kid is just a winner. Not the biggest or most athletic wing you will find, but certainly one of the most effective. Has a great feel for the game and a motor that doesn't quit. Is a leader on the floor and when her team needs her she finds a way to make a big play. (Moore)
Summer Showcase-July 11: Puts the shooting in shooting-guard. If she sets her feet, there's a very good chance it's going in. She's every bit of 5-10 and strong, bringing good size and strength to the perimeter. She's not a super athlete but that doesn't stop her from outplaying them. She'll stick herself in between the bigs to get a round, or leave some skin on the floor going after a loose ball. (Hansen)
Blue Star Chicago-Oct. 10: A physically strong guard, especially for her age. She has a nice hesitation move where she utilizes that strength to get by the defender. She has average speed and her lateral foot speed may ultimately decide her level of play in college. She goes all out on every play. (Hansen)
In her own words: Meet Alexa Kastanek
Club Team: CSS Bison


text:
Mike Nichols
Jump to
After establishing himself as the straight-man half of a popular comic duo with Elaine May in the late 1950s, Mike Nichols became one of the most decorated directors of stage and screen, earning several Tony Awards for his work on Broadway while helming seminal Academy Award-winning films. Though he began his career as in improvisational comedian and gained a degree of popularity with May, Nichols found his greatest success first on Broadway, where he collaborated extensively with Neil Simon to direct "Barefoot in the Park" (1963) and "The Odd Couple" (1965); both of which earned him Tony Awards for Best Director. He soon moved to Hollywood and directed the controversial "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" (1966), which broke ground for its use of profanity and frank handling of marriage infidelity, and "The Graduate" (1967), which managed to tap into the feelings of isolation and abandonment by that era's youth. Following a misfire with his adaptation of "Catch-22" (1970), Nichols once again broke ground tackling the subject of sex and relationships with the hit drama, "Carnal Knowledge" (1971). But he soon broke away from Hollywood to focus on the stage, only to return with the acclaimed biopic "Silkwood" (1983), starring Meryl Streep. Following popular hits like "Working Girl" (1988) and "Biloxi Blues" (1988), Nichols' film career hit a precipitous downturn until he directed the surprise hit comedy "The Birdcage" (1996). On the small screen, he found even more success with the acclaimed made-for-cable movie "Wit" (HBO, 2001) and the extraordinary miniseries "Angels in America" (HBO, 2003), both of which earned their share of critical adulation and awards. After a return to big screen form with "Closer" (2004) and "Charlie Wilson's War" (2007), Nichols proved that he was just as viable as he was when he broke new ground for a previous generation. Still active with stage and screen work well into his 80s, Nichols' sudden death on November 19, 2014 at the age of 83 stunned the film and theater community.


text:
Courses, Grammar, Dictionaries, Other Icelandic-related books
by Hildur Jonsottir
- a good introduction to Icelandic language. Includes everyday, realistic dialogues; plenty of vocabulary; a mini-dictionary; and excersises designed to encourage you to use the language. No previous knowledge is required.
Buy from: Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk
Daisy L. Neijmann
- an introduction to spoken and written Icelandic. Includes a course book containing dialogues, grammatical notes, exercises and cultural information. Cassettes or CDs with recordings of some of the dialogues and exercises are also available.
Buy from: Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk
by Glossika
- Glossika's audiovisual method helps you master comprehension and achieve fluency. Great on its own, or the perfect companion to your ongoing studies.
Buy from: Glossika.com
by Arnold R. Taylor (Editor)
- a small, bilingual dictionary that covers about 5,000 words.
Buy from: Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk
by Richard Cleasby, Gudbrand Vigfussen and Sir William Craigie
- a comprehensive and authoritative dictionary of Old Icelandic first published in 1874. Contains thousands of illustrative quotations, full descriptions of pronunciation for every letter, and a detailed outline of grammar that includes the old Icelandic alphabet, word formation, and spelling. The 52-page supplement contains a list of additional words and references from the eleventh century to the mid-fourteenth century.
Buy from: Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk
by Stefán Einarsson
- the best Icelandic grammar book around. Comprehensive and well-written.
Buy from: Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk
by Heather O'Donoghue
- a fascinating introduction into the colourful world of Old Norse-Icelandic literature. In addition to mythology and family sagas, it also covers lesser-known areas such as oral story-telling, Eddaic verse and skaldic verse. This book describes the language and culture of the first settlers in Iceland which helps appreciate the background against which this literature was produced.
Buy from: Amazon.com or Amazon.co.uk
Information about Icelandic | Phrases | Kinship terms | Tongue twisters | Tower of Babel | Learning materials
General books about Germanic languages, Afrikaans, Danish, Dutch, English, German, Gothic, Icelandic, Norwegian, Old English / Anglo-Saxon, Old Norse, Scots, Swedish, Yiddish
[ other sections ]
None of the items listed in this bookstore are supplied by Omniglot. When you click on the links here you will be taken to other websites where you can buy the items. If you have any questions about your orders or purchases, please contact the relevant company, not Omniglot.


text:
Visual ClubWeb Login
The Alberta Badminton Association is registered as a non-profit society and has been incorporated under the Societies Act of Alberta since August 28, 1928.
Effective September 21, 1991 the association began operating under the trade name of Badminton Alberta.
Badminton Alberta is the non-profit sport governing body for badminton in Alberta. The association maintains an accurate database consisting of over 7,000 registered members and 350 affiliated clubs and schools. The association operates a number of programs for players, coaches and officials, including the hosting of six provincial championships.
The association receives funding for its programs and operation from the Alberta Sport Recreation Parks & Wildlife Foundation. Badminton Alberta is a member of Badminton Canada and the International Badminton Federation.
Mauris eros mi, blandit ac bibendum quis, tempus a sapien. Curabitur massa purus, vestibulum eget placerat pellentesque, convallis at velit. Aenean pharetra orci sit amet orci euismod sagittis.
Coach Education
Team Alberta
Badminton Alberta
c/o Alberta Badminton Centre
60 Patterson Blvd SW
Calgary, Alberta, T3H 2E1
Tel. 403.297-2722
Fax. 403.297-2706
Toll-free 1-888-397-2722
Follow us on:


text:
Ag Showcase
Time: 8:30 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Location: Recreation Building - FDL Fairgrounds – View map
The Agriculture Showcase allows the public to interact with businesses throughout Wisconsin. Most of these businesses have an agricultural aspect in the production of food goods or agricultural products. These businesses cater to all individuals, families or other businesses in the agricultural field and beyond. Sponsored by Fond du Lac Area Association of Commerce Agri-Business Council, Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board and Festival Foods.
Roll up your sleeves and put on your poodle skirts for the 2012 Fond du Lac Agriculture Showcase! The ninth annual event will feature a fantastic cheese and beverage tasting area, kids activities, stage presentations, over 50 vendors, an appetizer contest and much more! You'll want to jive with us as we celebrate the 50's with this year's theme, "Fabulous Fifties: Food – Family – Fun!"More Information
Upcoming Events
AC Coffee Connection
October 5
Lakeland Care District
Leadership Development Series
October 5
Holiday Inn (625 W. Rolling Meadows Drive)
YPF: Pints & Policy!
October 5
Coliseum Sports Bar & Grill - 91 S. Main Street


text:
ADA Info
This Monday at 4pm (as long as there is no more flooding) we'll have our Eats and Treats Cooking Club. The teens will be making Scrumptious Homemade Pop Tarts from scratch. All teens 12-18 are welcome.
Do you like to bake? Do you want to learn? Come To the Eats & Treats Cooking Club on Monday at 4:00 pm to make traditional Irish Soda Bread from scratch. All teens ages 12-18 are welcome.
picture courtesy of kerrygoldusa.com
Join the fun as we bake and decorate some Christmas cookies!
Date: Wednesday, Dec. 9
Time: 4:00-5:00 p.m.
Ages: School-age children
Space is limited
Copyright © 2015 Vital Imagery Ltd.
The teens made soft, delicious pumpkins cookies this month for the Teen Baking Program!
Did you miss it? Check out the recipe! We have a teen program every month. Check out our calendar to see the next one.
Simple ingredients: Flour, water, salt, and possibly yeast. Bring them together with varying degrees of pressure, time, and heat and you have created a traditional staple of life celebrated around the world - homemade bread.
The smell of baking bread triggers warm memories of yesterday and creates new ones today. It brings us together to share our stories, memories, and experiences around a common space. Life magnified through nourishment and community.
Be inspired to bake your own homemade bread for your upcoming celebrations with these books:
Come to Teen Time on Monday at 4 pm for Black Light Baking! During the time the Muffin-tin Donuts are in the oven we will be doing some black light crafting! All teens are welcome. Costumes are optional ( don't wear anything that can't go in the washing machine!). There will be food.
The teens had a blast at our Goofy Games Day! Come next Monday at 3pm for our Eats & Treats Baking program where we will be baking Apple Hand Pies. All teens 10-18 are welcome!
Join us for Teen Time today at 4:00 PM as we bake a delicious Yellow Layer Cake! All teens are welcome to attend.
Yellow Layer Cake image courtesy Flickr user Kimberly Vardeman
I used to buy popcorn in microwave bags. One day, I became nostalgic and bought kernels for stove popping instead. That's how I learned I like homemade popcorn better. It tasted better. I could add my own ingredients. And it was cheaper.
I started wondering what other foods are easy to make and less costly than their ready-made counterparts. I quickly learned that peanut butter can be made in only ten minutes with only three ingredients. And, again, it was tastier and cheaper than its store-bought equivalent. I wanted to find even more items I could make, so I searched for a few books at the library and came up with three good guides.
Every October, food crafting company Wilton Enterprises celebrates National Bake and Decorate Month. This holiday acknowledges the art of baking and decorating. With Halloween just around the corner (not to mention Thanksgiving and Christmas!), now is the time to take advantage of all those neat seasonal ingredients and work some magic in the kitchen.
Do you have any dietary sensitivities or restrictions? You can try alternative baking methods!
Here are some baking and decorating books that we have checked in at the Fairbanks Library:
Harris County Texas
Mobile Site
About the Library
Locations & Hours
Holiday Closings
Library Cards
Military Library Cards
HCPL Digital Media Catalog
Interlibrary Loan
Meeting Rooms
Purchase Suggestion
Library Jobs
Job Search Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
Ask a Librarian
Staff List
Connect with HCPL
Staff Login
Information for Persons with Disabilities: Programs and services are Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Compliant. Special accommodations can be requested in advance by contacting the library.
The Harris County Public Library Website by Harris County Public Library is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. It is designed for 1024x768 resolution and Internet Explorer 7+, Firefox 3+, and Safari 3+ browsers. For additional information, see our Credits page.


text:
Suspended Ritual
Edit Page Last Edit: 4 years 1 month ago
Necromancers' Guild Side Quests - Suspended Ritual
This is one of the four quests offered on the bulletin board in Desecrated Ashos. You must track down a sacrifice for a long-suspended necromantic ritual.
When you reach the indicated area on your map, you'll find a Damned One at the end of the valley. He's elected; take him out. When you return to the ritual area, the sacrifice summons four Phantoms, which are relatively easy to beat. You receive no reward for this quest besides the associated rep and XP.
Top Wiki Contributors
Edits: 538
Edits: 443
Edits: 2
Edits: 1
Wiki Help
Need assistance with editing this wiki? Check out these resources:
What Links Here
Expand Navigation


text:
The Lumby Lines is a friendly laid-back tale that takes place in a remote northwestern town. Here, 4200 relaxed townspeople never seem to take themselves too seriously. All appear rather happy, quaintly removed from anything sinister in the outside world. Lumby moves at its own pace with its own small newspaper: The Lumby Lines. Use your imagination to couple Andy Griffith's friendly town of Mayberry with Garrison Keillor's Lake Wobegon and you will approximate Lumby.
The story line is not complicated.
1) Vacationing in Lumby where they fall in love with the town's simplicity and tranquil spirit, Mark and Pam Walker pull up their roots and relocate to rebuild Lumby's Montis Abbey. It was built in 1893. Until a fire ravaged the abbey, the main building and its grounds earned historic landmark status. But Pam and Mark are determined to rebuild the abbey and its thirty-four acres into a profitable inn.
2) The monks from the burned out abbey have moved to another location. These men befriend Mark and Pam when they learn of the reconstruction of their beloved former home, yet they are deeply troubled because the skills of penning calligraphy are no longer needed because of today's computerized printing techniques. Once again, the monks can no longer afford the expenses of their present location and are faced with moving again.
3) Not all townsfolk are happy about the restructuring of Montis Abbey. In particular is the owner of the town's newspaper who writes an editorial about the influences Montis Inn might wreak on the town's economy and its inhabitants. "Simply because the Walkers have obtained a business license does not mean their plans are a good thing for Lumby."
How Gail Fraser's quirky characters bring her winsome tale to a believable conclusion is the magic behind Lumby Lines. There are Mark and his wife Pam who leave the East Coast far behind to build a dream in humble Lumby. Both are highly intelligent professionals who desert well-paying jobs to strike out as business entrepreneurs with little or no real experience. But both are willing to learn as they go. They are convinced that love will get them through any difficulty.
There is 90-year-old Charlotte, an extremely wealthy widow who loves books. She wears simple house dresses about town with her stockings rolled down below her knees. She is extremely generous with her money and decides she needs more excitement in her life than mere gardening. She will remarry. Better known as Charley, Charlotte has married several times.
There is Joshua, a former brother who lived at Montis Abbey before it burned. He seems intrigued by Brook, an architect friend whom Mark and Pam have invited to Lumby to draw up plans for renovating the burned out structure. Fate has brought them together in this picturesque town but will fate also separate them?
Then, too, an artificial flamingo appears around town dressed appropriately or inappropriately for any occasion. Although Hank "prefers" not to talk, nevertheless, author Fraser often includes his probable mental imaginings and self talk.
Where else but in Lumby could a four-year-old Golden Retriever be placed on the ballot for mayor. After a thorough examination of Lumby's law books, "there is no law on the books to prevent a canine from running for, or taking office."
Then there is the fiasco when a ranch in Anchorage, Alaska ships a female moose to Lumby. The Lumby Farmers Association hoped to begin processing moose milk into special "moose cheese." The moose, of course protests because it turns out to be an elk — a male elk at that!
Lumby Lines is one of several books by Gail Fraser about this remote town. If you are seeking something light to read, something humorous, something different — an adventurous fun tale that will distract you from the perils of modern reality and help lower your stress level and blood pressure, Lumby Lines can be your tonic.Powered by Sidelines


text:
We will rely on you to help lend your voice and support the biotechnology industry.
Get Involved
Learn more about BIO initiatives to advance the biotechnology industry.
Bringing new treatments to patients, support public policies that promote innovation, improve patient access.
Learn More
See All
BIO Investor ForumOctober 18-19, 2016
BIO Latin America ConferenceOctober 26-28, 2016
BIO Industry Analysis Reports
Save. Advocate. Connect. Join Us.
A listing of all BIO members and subsidiaries.
Mike Huckman, former CNBC anchor and Chief Strategist with Pure Communications, discuss business partnering and and public policy during the BIO CEO & Investor conference in New York


text:
Half of Americans Say Threats From Infectious Diseases Are Growing
The rise of the Zika virus has caught public attention, and people are particularly worried about its threat to pregnant women
The race gap in science knowledge
When asked a series of 12 science-related questions, whites, on average, fared better than blacks or Hispanics. What's behind this knowledge gap?
Does water's boiling point change with altitude? Americans aren't sure
Only 34% of Americans correctly answered a question about the difference (if any) between boiling water in Los Angeles and Denver. So what's the right answer, and why?
Science Knowledge Quiz
Who developed the polio vaccine? Does water boil at different temperatures based on altitude? Which is the hottest of Earth's three layers? Take our science quiz and see how you compare with Americans overall.
A Look at What the Public Knows and Does Not Know About Science
A new Pew Research Center survey finds that most Americans can answer basic questions about several scientific terms and concepts, such as the layers of the Earth and the elements needed to make nuclear energy.
Dim public awareness of Supreme Court as major rulings loom
The U.S. Supreme Court remains an institution whose members – and even the facts about some of its most important decisions – are a mystery to many Americans.
What the Public Knows — In Pictures, Words, Maps and Graphs
The latest Pew Research Center News IQ survey finds that, nearly half a century after the death of Martin Luther King Jr., an overwhelming majority of Americans (91%) are able to identify the civil rights leader from his picture.
Quiz: Test Your News Knowledge
Take our latest News IQ quiz and see how you compare to the others who answered the questions as part of a national survey.
Who's in charge of the Fed? Don't bank on public knowing the answer
Just 24% of Americans can correctly pick out Janet Yellen — from a list of four — as the chair of the Federal Reserve Board.
From ISIS to Unemployment: What Do Americans Know?
The latest Pew Research Center News IQ quiz measures the public's awareness of key facts in the news: from questions about conflicts around the world to the current minimum wage and the chairman of the Federal Reserve.


text:
Carnitas Slow Cook Sauce for Pork, Garlicky
by Frontera
Medium 8 oz.$2.49
In Mexico, huge copper cauldrons simmer chunks of pork into savory, ultra-tender carnitas. This garlicky sauce helps you transform pork shoulder into delicious ultra-tender carnitas at home. Serve it with guacamole or in tacos.
Customers who purchased this product also purchased
$3.89 - $4.69
$6.99 - $7.49
Find a similar product
Pork Carnitas Sliders with Red Onions
- 2 pounds boneless pork shoulder, cut into 3 or 4 large pieces
- 1 pouch (8 ounces) Frontera Carnitas Slow Cook Seasoning Sauce
- Salt to taste
- 1 red onion, cut in half and very thinly sliced
- Juice of 1 lime
- 8 to 10 small buns or small dinner rolls
- About 1 cup Black Bean Spread
- Mustard
2. Mix the sliced red onion and lime juice in small bowl. Season with salt to taste. Refrigerate covered up to 2 days.
3. Split buns or rolls; spread a thin layer of black bean spread on the bottom half and a thin layer of mustard on the top half of each bun.
4. Top the black beans with a generous mound of shredded carnitas and red onions. Put tops of buns in place. Serve.


text:
Sign in
Search Options
Search Everything
Search Farming
More ...
Our work
All Tags
Farmland birds
Browse by Tags
Welcome to this group for all farmers and anyone with an interest in farming. Read our blog to see how we're working with farmers and to find out where you can meet us at events.
Join group
Results for Farmland birds, HLS
View more results:
All Community
Blog Post:
Brexit - what does the future hold for farming?
Kathryn Smith
Posted on behalf of Senior Policy Officer Tom Lancaster We're often told by politicians at Westminster that 'Brexit means Brexit'; but what does Brexit actually mean, and what does it mean for farming, land use and nature? Cattle grazing in cirl bunting habitat (RSPB-images...
15 Aug 2016
Blog Post:
Back to the Future at Hope Farm
Ian Dillon
I grew up in Belfast when DeLorean cars were being made. Of course these cars were made infamous by the series of Back to the Future films of that era. While the films look dated now, the idea of time travel is still something we often dream about. I certainly dream about it. What did the Fens...
23 Feb 2016
Blog Post:
Trending at Hope Farm
Ian Dillon
None of those who work at Hope Farm are social media junkies, but yet we cannot completely escape that world. Whether we're exposed to Twitter, Facebook or even the BBC we see this term 'trending' everywhere. Yet, trends as opposed to trending are very important to us. They give...
2 Nov 2015
Blog Post:
What birds are wintering on your farm?
Ian Dillon
Winter is a tough time for wildlife, but especially so for those species which call farmland home. Many farmland bird species such as grey partridge, yellowhammer and corn bunting depend on seeds to survive. Other species such as thrushes and bullfinches depend on berries, fruit and grubs found along...
15 Dec 2014
Blog Post:
Hope for the future of agri-environment delivery in England?
Kathryn Smith
With the successor to the previous agri-environment schemes in England nearing it's final stages of development, Farming Minister George Eustice made a trip to visit the RSPB's Hope Farm earlier this month to see how we've been giving nature a home on the farm. Image: George Eustice...
15 Oct 2014
Blog Post:
Stone-curlews past and present
Kathryn Smith
Posted on behalf of Andrew Holland, Farmland Project Officer in the Brecks Stone-curlews are an amazing and instantly recognizable bird, with their large yellow eyes and long yellow legs. They fly hundreds of miles each year to areas which have stony, light sandy soils to breed in England, these include...
18 Aug 2014
Blog Post:
The plot thickens...
February. Even if you're one of the lucky ones who still has a carpet, you're soaked, it's dark, and there's still nearly a year to wait for Christmas. If it's not the storms that are surging, then it's the fog that's freezing, and there's no sign of any...
14 Feb 2014
Blog Post:
Farming for waders
Kathryn Smith
Posted on behalf of Dr Rebecca Laidlaw, Conservation Scientist Last year Dr Jen Smart wrote a guest blog for Martin Harper called "Where have all the waders gone and how are we going to get them back?" In that blog, she identified some key things that will be important if our vision of...
31 Jan 2014
Blog Post:
A Partridge in an Oil Field
Ian Dillon
To be honest I'm not known for my love of Christmas carols, but at our department Christmas lunch and get together, the team that I work in gave a slightly different rendition of the Twelve Days of Christmas with each day related to our work areas. This included providing swifts with nest holes...
13 Dec 2013
Blog Post:
Choosing for the Children at Christmas
"How's your Christmas shopping going?" I'm usually the person who doesn't get started till Christmas Eve, so I dread the question, especially when it comes from one of those super-shoppers that cleaned up on Black Friday! At this time of year, people spend lots of...
6 Dec 2013
Blog Post:
How far would you go to raise a family?
Harvest is never a particularly busy time for farm wildlife advice! With my phone growing cobwebs, what better time to down Stewardship applications and escape on holiday to Iceland? A fabulous choice for nature enthusiasts as it turns out. As well as breathtaking close-up views of Humpback Whales...
21 Sep 2012
Blog Post:
A Heart-Warming Story – but only if you read it to the end!
I know, it's Friday 13 January, you're skint, you're cold and the Summer Hols seems a long dark way away. I'm sure you don't need to be depressed any further. However, with the Twelve Days of Christmas just recently come to an end (and most of us still struggling to shift...
13 Jan 2012
Blog Post:
Mind the (Hungry) Gap
Is it nearly Spring yet? Well, it depends who you ask. While we patiently hang on for the 21 March, optimistic Celts have already celebrated Imbolc on 1 February. Its arrival was also heralded on 1 February by chicken farmers the world over, as they celebrated the day of their patron saint, St Brigid...
13 Feb 2012
Blog Post:
Creating space for a battling midfielder
Back in the Wilkinson years, before Batty turned England Captain, before Kamara turned Sky pundit, and before Eric turned Red, I was a Leeds fan. Me and Dad had season tickets in the East Stand and never missed a home game. Eventually the endless 0-0 draws under George Graham put me off football altogether...
23 Sep 2011
Blog Post:
Plump and Chirpy
Felicity C
by Stuart Croft - Cirl Bunting Reintroduction Field Officer Go back a couple of generations and the plight of one particular species was not a good one. The cirl bunting – a sparrow-sized bird, closely related to the yellowhammer - gets its name from an Italian translation meaning plump and...
5 Jul 2012
Blog Post:
A positive outlook?
Kathryn Smith
In my office, I'm often mocked for my eternal optimism. Even when asked the question "What can we do about farmland bird declines?" my answer would be 'Lots!" I'm positive that the future could be much brighter for many of the specialist birds that depend on farmland for survival...
15 Dec 2011
Blog Post:
A new Holland, but not the tractor variety!
Kathryn Smith
Posted on behalf of Andrew Holland, Brecks Farm Conservation Adviser Andrew is one of the newest members of our farm advice team, based in the Brecks in East Anglia. Here he tells us what inspired him to make the change from farming to working with the RSPB, and how he'll be helping wildlife-friendly...
24 Jun 2013
Blog Post:
It's Good to Talk
Weather. We all love to talk about it, none more so than farmers. Here in the Cambridgeshire Fens we are in the paradoxical position of having just had the second wettest April since records began but being one of the counties still worst hit by drought. As you can imagine that's giving us plenty...
11 May 2012
Blog Post:
It's the Little Things...
Don't you find that the world always seems better when you're out in the fresh air, enjoying the steady arrival of spring? We outdoor types on the Eastern England farmland advisory team certainly think so. Looking at various winged things with RSPB and Buglife farmland bods ...
9 Mar 2012
Blog Post:
The Village Bunting's Out for Easter in the Fens
Spotted on my way home from work – a 100-strong mixed flock of buntings and yellowhammers , with the odd tree sparrow thrown in for good measure. Tweeting, jangling hissing and popping away, they are restless, exuberant and full of spring energy, torn between winter flocking behaviour and breaking...
6 Apr 2012
Blog Post:
Showing MEPs how farming and nature conservation can go hand in hand
Over the summer months, the RSPB has met with many MEPs (Members of the European Parliament) to discuss topics as varied as seabird by-catch from fishing fleets to biodiversity in the UK's overseas territories. For two MEPs in July, the focus of our meetings was to demonstrate how farming and...
16 Aug 2011
Blog Post:
A farmland bird spectacle in Derbyshire
Richard Winspear
I was asked if I could do a bird survey on a farm to support a Higher Level Stewardship (HLS) application and could not turn down the opportunity to nosey around a part of Derbyshire that I knew little about. So it was a very early start on Saturday to travel up to a hill farm on the edge of the Peak...
30 Apr 2012
Blog Post:
Glorious Bustards
Felicity C
By Andrew Taylor, Great Bustard LIFE+ Project Adviser Thanks to a reintroduction project on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, the great bustard can now be seen on farms in south west England for the first time since the early 19 th Century. Perhaps the UK's rarest farmland bird, this spectacular...
24 Apr 2012
Blog Post:
Here's one we prepared earlier...
I LOVE this time of year! Is it the long days? The celebrations? The countryside bustling with life? All these things! But most of all it's because it's the time of year I get to make farmers pose self-consciously for photos in patches of pretty flowers! Awk-ward! Meet my latest victim...
29 Jun 2012
Blog Post:
Step into my Office
Welcome to my office. I reckon it's one of the biggest in the UK. Vaguely speaking, the 'walls' are the A14 to the south, the Cambridgeshire border to the west, the start of the sandy Brecks to the east, and to the North... Well I haven't quite decided but it's somewhere...
26 Aug 2011
© The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. Charity registered in England and Wales no 207076, in Scotland no SC037654.
Contact us
Terms & conditions


text:
Dixon denies Spring Creek's bid for season-opening win
By Rudy Coggins
Published in Sports on August 24, 2013 11:26 PM
Please log in to see full story.
Other Local Sports
- BOX -- North Duplin-Southside
- Wayne Country Day dominates Trinity-Raleigh
- EW netters post another shutout
- Greene Central trips up C.B. Aycock in tennis
- Fike shuts down Goldsboro on volleyball court
- Princeton sweeps Midway in volleyball
- Gators, Rams play to 4-4 draw
- Eastern Wayne rallies past Goldsboro in 2nd half
- North Duplin finishes off Southside
- MOC men's soccer picked 4th in preseason league poll


text:
3 to run marathon to help school stabbing victims
Three people from Murrysville are hoping to raise money for the victims of the April 9 school stabbing in the town by running the Boston Marathon.
Kim Pekarcik, one of the three runners, said residents have come to understand some of what Boston experienced when a boy stabbed and slashed other students at Franklin Regional High School.
She and Marlo Ayres and Jason Jelovich plan to run the marathon Monday. They're seeking sponsors to donate $1 for every person who goes online to track their progress.
SOURCE: Associated Press


text:
Our guest blogger, Joann Wasik, is a regular columnist at TheGateway.org
Each May, the nation celebrates National Physical Fitness and Sports Month. Across the country, physical education teachers, fitness instructors, coaches, nutritionists, and others concerned with human health and wellness promote the advantages of physical exercise. The benefits of proper exercise and nutrition are well known for both older people as well as for children, and the month-long awareness campaign prompts many people to make healthy lifestyle changes. An offshoot of the campaign is National Physical Education and Sport Week on May 1-7, which focuses on physical education and activity for K-12 students.
PE classes have evolved a great deal over the past few decades, and phys ed teachers often include classes on nutrition, substance abuse, and wellness topics in addition to teaching skill-related sports and fitness. There is also a much broader range of activities available in gym classes than when I was a student: one school in Tennessee, for example, has introduced fly fishing into their phys ed curriculum. After completing an 8-hour course on the sport, the phys ed staff now teach their students the finer points of knot tying and fly casting – all with the goal of getting their students outside for what could become a lifelong sport. Not all schools, of course, have the finances or location to be able to offer this type of sports class. With most schools facing tight budgets, some districts have been forced to reduce or even eliminate their PE classes altogether. In such cases, some enterprising teachers have found ways to introduce physical activity into their classrooms for several minutes each day, using yoga, stretching, or jumping jacks to get the students out of their seats and their heart rates up.
Regular physical exercise is vital to student learning. Studies show that students are able to concentrate better and stay focused for longer periods of time when they've participated in exercise. Exposure to endurance-type of exercise, such as running or skipping, appears to be the most effective, with test subjects' scores all increasing by a wide margin after such exercise. This week I've selected three physical education resources for various grade levels. All of the featured resources below are from PE Central, a site that is devoted to providing the latest information about developmentally appropriate physical education programs for children and youth. The site is aimed at health and phys ed teachers, parents, and students, and they offer lots of lessons.
Also, please be sure to read my colleague Peggy's column (linked below) for her ideas on teaching about the importance of physical exercise and integrating it into the curriculum.
Hungry Crabs
Subjects: Physical Education, Biology
Grades: K-2
This PE activity aims to help improve students' upper body strength and endurance. Teams of "crabs" must gather "crab food" from around the gym and deposit them one at a time in their designated areas, while crab-walking. An extension activity allows kids to learn and name major muscle groups used in the exercise. I've actually participated in this game at a local elementary school (don't even ask), and it's challenging and fun. In addition to the obvious physical benefits (work those arms!), the game requires cooperation and teamwork in order to successfully gather your team's "food". This game can be a nice addition to a unit on the human body, body systems, and other topics.
Jogging Journal
Subjects: Physical Education, Math (measurement)
Grade: 3-5
The purpose of this activity is to give students the opportunity to improve their cardiovascular endurance, while at the same time allowing students to chart their progress and see the improvements being made. One of the things that I like about this activity is that it can be done both inside and outside of the classroom. Students can perform jumping jacks in the classroom, jog after school, or run during PE classes. There are a lot of opportunities to sneak in some math here as well – kids can graph their increasing endurance level in minutes or distance covered, resting and active heart rates, and so forth.
Subjects: Geography, Math, Physical Education
Grade: 6-12
This activity blends math, geography, and physical fitness. Over the course of the unit, students gradually increase their jogging time, while plotting their progress on a map of the Appalachian Trail (one lap equals one mile on the map). I love that this activity ties student exercise to geography in a visual way, and the ability to watch one's progress on a map of an actual location should be gratifying to most students. Teachers don't need to use the Appalachian Trail, but can substitute other locations that are attractive or meaningful to their students.
Thank you for the comment! Your comment must be approved first
You've already submitted a review for this item
Thank you! Your review has been submitted successfully
Login to be able to comment
Comment cannot be empty
Rating is required
You typed the code incorrectly. Please try again


text:
Dillon Craig E Aia Architects
105 W High st Frnt Frnt Springfield, Ohio 45502(937) 323-7018
Print | Save | Directions
AboutDillon Craig E Aia Architects is located at the address 105 W High st Frnt in Springfield, Ohio 45502. They can be contacted via phone at (937) 323-7018 for pricing, hours and directions.
Dillon Craig E Aia Architects has an annual sales volume of 0 - 500K. .For more information contact Craig Dillon, Owner
For maps and directions to Dillon Craig E Aia Architects view the map to the right. For reviews of Dillon Craig E Aia Architects see below.
People Also Viewed
Yahoo!, Inc
256 Floral Ave Springfield, Ohio 45503
You must Sign in to post reviews.
0 Reviews
Key Contacts
- Craig Dillon
- Owner


text:
Don't let it get away!
Keep track of the stocks that matter to you.
Help yourself with the Fool's FREE and easy new watchlist service today.
BB&T (NYSE: BBT ) is keeping its common stock dividend policy steady. The company has declared a quarterly distribution of $0.23 per share to be paid on June 3 to shareholders of record as of May 10. This amount matches that of the previous payout, which was distributed in February, but is 15% higher than the year-ago disbursement of $0.20 per share.
The current common stock dividend annualizes to $0.92 per share, which yields 3.1% at BB&T's most recent closing stock price of $29.97.
The company also declared a trio of preferred stock dividends. Holders of its series D preferreds will receive $121.875 per share, while those with series E will get $117.1875 and series F stockholders will be paid $108.333. Like the common stock dividend, all three payouts will be dispensed on June 3 to holders of record as of May 10.


text:
Hayward Perflex Filter Head with Vent Valve, Fits EC40/50, ECX10334P
No. 2 In Image - ECX10334P Hayward Perflex Filter Head w/ Vent Valve - EC40 Used On Hayward Perflex DE Filters, Fits EC40 and EC50A - Does Not Fit Hayward Perflex EC40AC or EC50AC Filters, Use ECX5000Bp. ECX10334P Can also be found on Perflex Filter Parts Pages in our parts department.
Related parts recommended for installation or repair
Hayward Tube Sheet Bolt Set (6 Req.) - Spx1500nya
|Now $4.99 was $5.49
|More info >


text:
300 patients...this is toast
allow me to be the first to say (insincerely) that I am very sorry for your loss, elmaestro. ROFL.
HAHA Looks like you are grasping at well oiled straws elmaestro based on the number of posts you have created with no substance like, OMG, Falling etc... Why would you post so much and care about the stock going down?....Only logical reasoning, you've shorted and obviously are putting in TONS of time trying to convince newbies of false negative news. Tomorrow the market doesn't lie. I will assume we won't be hearing from you then...lol
300 patients were only if Lomi use required genotyping and the FDA dispelled that in the briefing documents and others. The TRUE patient population is still UNKNOWN between 300-3000 based on any restrictions from the PDUFA meeting in December.
af stated heavy restrictions coming as per panel........................


text:
Believe it or not, we're already approaching the quarter mark of the 2013 NFL season.
After three weeks of play, divisional races are beginning to heat up, and the contenders are starting to separate themselves from the rest of the pack.
Like every year, this season has already seen its fair share of surprises.
Of the 12 teams to make the playoffs a season ago, five currently hold losing records and two (the Redskins and Vikings) have gone winless.
Meanwhile, upstart teams like the Kansas City Chiefs and Miami Dolphins are among the league's undefeated, proving once again that any team truly can have a chance in any given year.
While there is still a lot of football left to play, this season is already shaping up to be one of the most exciting—and unpredictable—in recent memory.
What follows is a division-by-division look at some of the most unexpected storylines to come out of the first three weeks of the 2013 NFL season.


text:
Rent Healing Back Pain 1st edition today, or search our site for other textbooks by John E. Sarno. Every textbook comes with a 21-day "Any Reason" guarantee. Published by Grand Central Publishing.
Need help ASAP? We have you covered with 24/7 instant online tutoring. Connect with one of our tutors now.


text:
Reading mode: Light Dark
Forum indexPC TalkChange forum
Lightroom 4 not connecting to internet.
Started May 7, 2012 | Discussions thread
Shop cameras & lenses ▾
Jimmy C • Contributing Member • Posts: 556
Re: Lightroom 4 not connecting to internet.
In reply to JonMal • May 7, 2012
You may want to look at your Adobe Air installation. Take a look at this information.
Jimmy C's gear list:Jimmy C's gear list
Nikon D7100 Nikon AF-S DX Nikkor 35mm F1.8G Nikon AF Nikkor 50mm f/1.8D Nikon AF-S Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G VR Sigma 17-70mm F2.8-4 DC Macro OS HSM | C +5 more
Reply Reply with quote Complain
|Post (hide subjects)
|Posted by
|May 7, 2012
|May 7, 2012
|May 7, 2012
|May 7, 2012
|May 7, 2012
|May 7, 2012
|May 8, 2012
|May 8, 2012
|May 8, 2012
|May 8, 2012
|Jun 10, 2012
Keyboard shortcuts:
FForum PPrevious NNext WNext unread UUpvote SSubscribe RReply QQuote BBookmark MMy threads
Color scheme? Blue / Yellow
Have your say
What's been the most exciting announcement of Photokina?
- Canon EOS M58.8%
- Panasonic G85/G803.3%
- Panasonic FZ2500/FZ20001.9%
- Panasonic LX10/LX151.2%
- Panasonic GH5 development3.6%
- Sony a99 II15.9%
- Nikon KeyMission 170 and 801.0%
- Fujifilm GFX 50S development28.3%
- Olympus E-M1 II development18.7%
- Olympus E-PL80.1%
- Olympus 25mm F1.2 Pro1.5%
- Olympus 12-100mm F4 IS Pro1.9%
- Olympus 30mm F3.5 Macro0.1%
- Sigma 85mm F1.4 Art3.6%
- Sigma 12-24mm F4 Art2.6%
- Sigma 500mm F4 DG OS HSM Sport2.4%
- GoPro Hero50.8%
- GoPro Karma drone2.2%
Total voters: 5,343
Latest reviews
Finished challenges
|Sunflower Field by GrannyMeg
from An impressionist piece
|Flag from Staten Island Ferry by wam7
from Flag
|SAND SCULPTURE by duskman
from Landscape - Black and White #4
Most popular cameras
In-depth testingLatest Camera ReviewsBeyond the studio testsFeature Articles and VideosPIX VideosTalks, demos and panels712The Canon that canCanon EOS 80D Review373Touchscreen street shooterFujifilm X70 Review2164Upwardly mobileSony a6300 Review338Power ZoomPanasonic Lumix ZS100/TZ100 Review2501Retro through-and-throughFujifilm X-Pro2 Review
Top threads in this forum
Most bookmarked in this forum
Top posters in this forum