text:
NEWBURY – Burial will be private and at the convenience of the family for Boyd Arthur "Sam" Longley, 78, who died unexpectedly May 11 at his home in Newbury.
He was born in Rutland on June 27, 1934, a son of Arthur Sullivan and Susan (Boyd) Longley.
Sam was a dairy farmer who, for 21 years, worked for Paul Gallerani in Bradford purchasing cattle across Vermont and New Hampshire. He later farmed for Don Moore and then at the Kempton Farm in Peacham. For the past several years he milked for Richard Morris on the Gamblin Farm in Haverhill. Recently, he served as a volunteer with RCT Transportation out of St. Johnsbury.
Sam was an avid Red Sox and Patriots fan. He enjoyed camping, watching old Western movies, vegetable gardening, and going out to eat with family and friends, especially at family gatherings.
Survivors include his wife Valerie Longley of Newbury, to whom he was married on Aug. 12, 2000; three daughters, Roxanna Paige and husband Logan of Thetford Center, Frances Gomez and husband David of Yucca Valley, Calif., Lisa Harris and husband Randy of Piermont, N.H.; two sons, Glenn Longley and wife Patricia of Waterford and Todd Longley and wife Cindy of Springfield, N.H.; 11 grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren; six sisters, Anna, Faustina, Neola, Beatrice, Bonnie and Loretta; three brothers, Howell, Raymond, and Leighton; and nieces, nephews, and cousins.
Sam was first married to Marjorie Moses and she predeceased him in 1999. He was also predeceased by two daughters, Linda Manning and Darla Longley; and a sister Mary.
Ricker Funeral Home and Cremation Care of Woodsville (NH) is in charge of arrangements.
For more information, please visit www.rickerfh.com
This obituary first appeared in the May 16, 2013 print edition of the Vermont Standard.
To leave condolences, thoughts or stories, please comment below.
To see more obituaries click here.


text:
By Benjamin Yavelberg
Matthew Fryc and Garrett Muzikowski of Jackson have known each other for only two years, but they show great chemistry on the field.
"We've been friends for a while," Fryc said. "For those two years we've been playing soccer together almost every day."
The two combined on a key goal as Jackson, No. 14 in The Star-Ledger Top 20, defeated East Brunswick, 4-0, yesterday in the quarterfinal round of the NJSIAA Central Jersey, Group 4 tournament in Jackson.
Oscar Rojas opened the scoring for Jackson off the rebound of a corner kick in the 22nd minute. Just before halftime, it was time for Fryc and Muzikowski. Fryc forced a turnover and played the ball up the right side to Muzikoski. Muzikowski delayed momentarily, then fed the ball back to Fryc, who beat the keeper to the lower-right side of the net as Jackson extended the lead to 2-0.
Even with a 2-0 halftime lead, Jackson (22-1) knew it couldn't afford to get comfortable.
"If you look at the history with East Brunswick, there's a lot of goals scored in their games," Jackson coach Steve Bado said. "Being down two goals is not a concern for them."
East Brunswick (10-7-2) was not without its chances. In just the second minute, fullback Richard Kehoe drove a free kick 35 yards down the field, but the ball was cleared by Jackson. Ten minutes later, midfielder Raphi Zonis had an opportunity to give his team the lead but his shot ricocheted off the right side of the net.
"They came out hard to start the game and gave it everything they had, but we kept fighting," Muzikowski said.
Jackson's lone loss this season was a 3-1 defeat to Holmdel in the semifinals of the Shore Conference Tournament. The loss still weighs heavily.
"We're saying in the huddle that our goal is to end this year with a victory," midfielder Eddie Guippone said. "We can't take another pain like that."
Jackson will face Hunterdon Central in the sectional semifinals. Hunterdon Central beat Freehold Township, 1-0, yesterday in the quarterfinals.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
- Summary
- Reviews / Ratings
- Photos
- Videos
- Events
Director Matthew Vaughn ("Layer Cake," "Stardust") brings the twisted, funny, high-octane adventure "Kick-Ass" to the big screen.
"Kick-Ass" tells the story of average teenager Dave Lizewski (Aaron Johnson), a comic-book fanboy who decides to take his obsession as inspiration to become a real-life superhero. As any good superhero would, he chooses a new name -- Kick-Ass -- assembles a suit and mask to wear, and gets to work fighting crime. There's only one problem standing in his way: Kick-Ass has absolutely no superpowers whatsoever.
His life is forever changed as he inspires a subculture of copy cats, meets up with a pair of crazed vigilantes -- including an 11-year-old sword-wielding dynamo, Hit Girl (Chloë Moretz) and her father, Big Daddy (Nicolas Cage) -- and forges a friendship with another fledgling crimefighter, Red Mist (Christopher Mintz-Plasse). But thanks to the scheming of a local mob boss Frank D'Amico (Mark Strong), that new alliance will be put to the test.
Sep 19, 2016
Sep 05, 2016
Apr 27, 2016
Oct 30, 2015
More Details
Official Website
- Starring - Aaron Johnson, Chloë Moretz, Nicolas Cage, Christopher Mintz-Plasse, Mark Strong
- Directed by - Matthew Vaughn
- Distributed by - Lionsgate
- MPAA Rating - R


text:
The Habit of Waiting for His Time @habitshappyhome Welcome! If you are new here, you might want to subscribe to the RSS feed for more inspirational habits. And be sure to join Habits for a Happy Home on Facebook Previous Image Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your Comment You may use these HTML tags and attributes:   <acronym title="">
      <q cite=""> <s>   Name (required) E-mail (required) URI Notify me of new posts by email.


text:
quote Shadow BoltShadow Bolt thank you for considering joining our clan!! Yes you do get a prize!! A psduk egg and because you are the first to consider joining, i will give u a Shiny Golduck aswell when u join!!If I join, do I get a prize?
quote Shadow BoltAre you being sarcastic?If I join, do I get a prize?
God damn the name of this clan is awesome
quote SlashSlash Are u sure? Or are you going to do the same thing as Shadow BoltI WANT TO BE A PSUPER PSDUK!
quote SlashSo do u wanna join the clan or not Slash?quote Shadow BoltLol you censored that out yourself.quote Theo123Thank you very much for that and now you have been reported
Please consider what you are saying before you say it.


text:
Nearly one year ago, a tornado cut a straight path through the small town of Thurman, Iowa.
No email address was supplied by
To complete your registration on this site, please supply an address.
Please confirm or modify the email address to which you will have subscription offers sent.
For a more personalized experience, please supply the following optional information.


text:
Let's take a moment for some much-needed good news.
From the Everett Herald comes a delightful story about a Marine serving in Kuwait who still managed to attend the birth of his daughter via Webcam, thanks to the help of friends and the USO.
From the Catholic Transcript comes a feature story about a 23-year-old Marine who lived in Coos Bay during high school. Cpl. Matthew Munoz is serving at Combat Outpost Spider Monkey, Afghanistan.
From the Congressional Medal of Honor Foundation comes word of two Oregonians who have been nominated for consideration. One is Col. Jack Jacobs, who performed heroically in a 1968 battle in Vietnam. (These descriptions are so brief as to provide only a hint of what happened, but here's what it says about then-Lt. Jacobs: Although bleeding from severe head wounds, then-First Lieutenant Jacobs took
command, withdrew the unit to safety, and returned again and again under intense
fire to rescue the wounded and perform life-saving first aid. He saved the lives
of a
From the Wenatchee World comes an interview with local boy, now-retired Ambassador Ryan Crocker, whose voice was one of the most important when President Bush was ordering the "surge" in Iraq.
Dave Petraeus and I used to talk about the different clocks — trying to
slow down the Washington clock and speed up the Iraq clock. Among our
many, many attributes as Americans, long-term patience isn't one of
them, as you note now in the debate on Afghanistan


text:
Now Playing
It's A Good Time To Be An L.A. Clippers 'Superfan'
The Lakers have Jack Nicholson. Los Angeles' other NBA team has "Clipper Darrell." He has missed only one home game in the past nine years and shows up in full Clippers gear to taunt the other team. Now that his team is no longer second fiddle in Los Angeles, Clipper Darrell is in his element.


text:
We often hear about how to achieve financial, romantic or business success. But what about social success? After all, to be successful in business, sales or romance you need to understand what makes people tick. I'm going to show you a completely new way of interacting with people based on brain science and relationship psychology. Are you ready? Let's get started:
1. Turn People On:
Socially successful people know how to turn people on. I don't just mean physically turn us on, I mean how to emotionally turn people on.
Leading American psychologist John Dewey discovered that there is one thing that every person on this earth wants: To feel valued. Here's the psychology behind it: If you make someone feel important by valuing their opinions, time or feelings, YOU will be attractive to them.
Next time you are at an event or out with a friend, approach all conversations with one goal: Make whoever you are speaking with feel valued. I promise people will see YOU as more interesting and attractive even though you are all about them.
2. Don't Be Judge-y
Nothing kills rapport faster than being critical. Make a commitment to being open-minded when interacting socially. You can do this both verbally and nonverbally:
– If someone says something you don't agree with, don't say no right away. Ask how and why questions to find out more information about their opinion—you might learn something!
– Don't peer over your glasses. A universal body language cue of superiority is peering over your glasses at someone—it's Judge Judy's signature move. Nonverbally, this is a cue of disdain and scorn. If you wear glasses, try not to peer over them at people. It makes you look distant and snobby.
3. Use the Power of Touch
We have a secret super power sitting at our fingertips. Literally—in our fingertips. Research has shown that when waitresses lightly touch patrons on the arm, they leave larger tips. When librarians touch people at checkout, they get higher ratings. When speaking with someone you feel a connection with, lightly touch them on the elbow or upper arm to solidify a relationship. Try this once and notice their reaction, if they flinch you might need to work harder to make them feel comfortable and build rapport. If they lean into the touch, you have a go for a strong connection!
4. Learn Other's Value Language
Social masters understand that they have to find out what other's value to connect with them. I call this a value language. A value language is what drives someone to make life choices, what gets them up in the morning and informs their goals and actions. When speaking with someone, try and find out what motivates them. Then, you can appeal to what they value, instead of what you value. This is the crux of sales, business and dating. If you can align values. You have a partner, client or friend for life.
Being socially successful comes down to really connecting with people based on their needs, not yours. If you can tap into the feelings and values of others, you will master the social world.
About the Author:
Vanessa Van Edwards is an author and highly sought after behavioral investigator. She is a columnist for Huffington Post and her work and research has been featured on CNN, Forbes, Business Week and the Wall Street Journal. Vanessa speaks regularly and appears in the media regarding the latest research. Vanessa's groundbreaking workshops and courses teach individuals how to succeed in business and life by understanding the hidden dynamics of people. Her specialty is human lie detection and body language in business. For more information visit www.scienceofpeople.com.


text:
The Michigan Center High School volleyball team dealt Hanover-Horton's chances of extending its Cascades Conference dominance a big blow Tuesday.
The Cardinals earned a 25-11, 25-19, 19-25, 21-25, 15-9 road win over the Comets. Hanover-Horton, which has won the league championship 25 straight years, fell to 2-2 and fifth place in the Cascades.
There are three league matches remaining before the conference tournament, which counts half toward the final standings.
It was Michigan Center's first victory over Hanover-Horton since the league formed its current eight-team alignment in 1989.
"As a team, we are excited," Michigan Center coach Lori Rumsey said. "My girls are playing more consistent and gaining confidence against teams that we haven't necessarily won against in the past."
The Cardinals won the first two games before numerous errors cost them the third game, Rumsey said.
"We started to come back late in the fourth game, which built our confidence going into that fifth game," Rumsey said.
Chelsea Doyle had 18 kills, Chelsea Dean had 10 kills and three aces, and Faith Stackling had eight kills and two aces for Michigan Center.
Jasmine Bachelder had 18 kills and Taylor Luce had 12 kills for Hanover-Horton.
- East Jackson def. Vandercook Lake 25-20, 25-18, 25-8: Jasmine Briston had 13 kills to lead East Jackson to its first victory in the Cascades Conference. Kayla Newman's six kills led Vandercook Lake.
- Napoleon def. Grass Lake 25-15, 26-24, 25-16: Napoleon trailed 24-18 in the second game until Haley Bollheimer served eight straight points for a 26-24 win. Kellyn Herendeen had five kills and Molly Ryan had 10 digs for Grass Lake.
- Northwest def. Lumen Christi 25-14, 18-25, 25-19, 25-22: Aubrey Miller had 17 kills and seven aces, and Kristin Bartman served six aces for Northwest, which improved to 3-0 in the CAAC Red Division. Nikole Vannest had 17 kills and three aces for Lumen Christi.
- Holt def. Jackson 25-23, 25-19, 25-16: Kelly Barton had 12 kills and Mirah Daily had two aces for Jackson.
- Jackson Christian def. Burr Oak 25-17, 25-12, 25-15: Paige Ward had 10 kills and eight aces to lead Jackson Christian.
- Jonesville def. Springport 25-19, 25-21, 21-25, 25-21: Shaila Rossman and Breanna Holkins had six kills apiece, and Brittany Weinberg served five aces for Jonesville. Macie Ludtke had seven kills for Springport.
- Homer def. Union City 25-15, 25-20, 25-21: Kaylie Wilson had 11 kills, and Rachelle Meeks served four aces for Homer.
Boys cross country
- Manchester 27, Vandercook Lake 29: Nathan Horton finished second with a time of 18:52 for Vandercook Lake.
- Hanover-Horton double dual: Hanover-Horton took four of the top five places in cruising past Addison and Michigan Center. Taylor Heath finished first in 17:06 and Matt Konieczki was second for Hanover-Horton in 18:03.
- Napoleon double dual: Blake Garver won in 17:05 and Dalton Moulton was second in 17:48 to lead Napoleon over Grass Lake and East Jackson. Paul Rankin was third for Grass Lake.
- Owosso double dual: Lumen Christi claimed four of the top five places in beating Northwest and Owosso. The Titans' Spencer Pageau, Robert Parrott, Zachary Cornell and Chris Chaney finished second through fifth, respectively, and were separated by less than a minute.
- Big Eight jamboree: Kyle Stacks led a 1-2-3-4 finish as Concord kicked off the Big Eight Conference jamboree season with a lopsided victory. The Yellow Jackets totaled 17 points, and second-place Union City had 98. Stacks finished in 16:17 and was followed by teammates Spencer Nousain in 17:01, Ian Miller in 17:58 and Joseph Brubaker in 18:00. "We had some goals to challenge ourselves to not only try to win but to help ourselves for the meets to come, and we got most of them, which was good," Concord coach David Jordon said.
Girls cross country
- Napoleon double dual: Napoleon had four of the top five finishers in beating Grass Lake and East Jackson. Jordan Hofer of Napoleon won with a time of 21:03, followed by teammates Emily Haynes in 21:23 and Katrina Demay 3 seconds later. Grass Lake's Sydney Rubingh finished fourth in 21:39.
- Hanover-Horton double dual: Hanover-Horton took the top five spots against Michigan Center and Addison. Lindsay Burdette came in first at 20:12, followed by Megan Hubbard in second at 20:34. Brianna Taylor was seventh for Michigan Center with a time of 22:56.
- Owosso double dual: Mary Lehman of Northwest won in 19:47 and led her team to victories over Lumen Christi and Owosso. Jessica Delaney finished third for the Mounties, who nipped Lumen Christi 28-29 and improved to 4-0 in the CAAC Red. Mickey Ludlow paced Lumen Christi with a fourth-place time of 20:23.
- Big Eight jamboree: Homer's Nicole Wurster was first, while Concord's balance carried the Yellow Jackets to a victory. Wurster finished in 20:27, a minute ahead of second-place Rachael Mayhew of Jonesville. Sydnee Hubbard of Concord was third as the Yellow Jackets totaled 47 points to 64 for second-place Jonesville.
- Western 3, Marshall 1: Craig Spring had a goal and an assist in a nonconference victory for Western (4-8-1) against a potential district tournament opponent.
- Hillsdale 4, Blissfield 1: Mike Clevenger scored the opening goal for Hillsdale, and Preston Scharlow scored the next three. Clayton Kirner had four saves in goal for the Hornets, who outshot Blissfield 15-6.
- Lumen Christi 5, Jackson 3: Lumen Christi's top three singles players picked up victories along with its No. 1 and 2 doubles teams. Paul Jarzynka won 6-2, 6-2 at No. 2 singles and has lost only one match this season. Jackson's Tyler Hensley remains unbeaten at No. 4 singles after a 6-1, 6-2 victory.
- Western 8, Northwest 0: Western lost just three games in sweeping Northwest. Western's top three singles players, Mike Darling, Andrew Fitzpatrick and Tony Mayotte, all earned 6-0, 6-0 victories.


text:
It's sum-sum-mertime, give or take a day, and it's time to call your attention to this primer on airline travel, thanks to some Mr. Blackwell-type person who posted on McSweeney's.
Airplane Passengers as Explained by Their Pants
Wool suit pants: Will board before you.
Wool hunting pants: Will board after you.
Pleated Dockers: Will loudly talk on cellphone about ROIs and vertical markets.
Pajama bottoms: Will be flying either to or from a city with a Señor Frog's.
Stained yoga pants: Will be carrying a screaming child.
Stained Gymboree pants: Will be a screaming child.
Leather pants: Did not pay for own flight.
Pants with underwear sticking out: Did not pay for own flight.
Tight black stretch pants: Will be a pharmaceutical sales rep named Morgan.
Hemp pants: Will be flying either to or from a city with a yurt resort.
Golf pants: Will "accidentally" click on a porn link on his laptop.
Camouflage cargoes: Carry-on is a Styrofoam cooler sealed with duct tape.
Blue capris: European on business.
Red capris: European on holiday.
Plaid capris: European on way to rehab.
Pink sweatpants: Will laugh her butt off at the Adam Sandler in-flight movie.
Beige slacks: Will nervously clutch book about how liberals are destroying America.
Linen trousers: Will swallow a Xanax and mangle your hand during take-off.
Wide-waled corduroys: Traveling with a cat.
Thin-waled corduroys: Traveling with a guitar.
Patched corduroys: Traveling with a cat named Guitar.
Swim trunks: Will be escorted off plane by federal air marshal for doing something gross to the beverage cart.
Creased jeans: Federal air marshal


text:
Nuance launches Dragon Go! on Android Market, Siri cringes
Earlier today, Nuance launched Dragon Go! on the Android Market. Yes, it is delicious so Siri eat your heart out. The app works pretty much like all Q/A apps (Google Voice Search included). You press a button, you ask a question, press the stop button, and voila!
The app pulls answers from a variety of websites like Wolfram Alpha, Yelp, Youtube, OpenTable, AccuWeather, Ask.com, Dictionary.com, ESPN, Facebook, Fandango, Last.fm, LiveNation, Milo.com, Pandora… You get the picture. Unlike the industry standard for Q/A apps right now (Siri, sorry to say), Dragon Go! allows you to scroll through all relevant results in addition to checking alternate sources.
What does that mean? Say you ask Nuance's application for some movie times. You'd get the relevant page from Fandango showing showtimes, but you also get film info from sites like IMDB and Rotten Tomato. So, if you've been waiting for that viable Siri alternative, head over to the Market and get yourself a copy! Waiting for the catch? Smart. Well it only works in certain regions and it does not play nice with Ice Cream Sandwich.
via Android Police


text:
- Friends
- | Guestbook
- | Blog
- | Shouts
- | Visit Curt on Twoo
Blog / Tags / internet
Blog messages with the tag 'internet':
The way to Choose Cheap Web Hosting possibly at one time Sus
You should consider the few suggestions here to successfully are becoming good quality support whilst acquiring cheap web hosting.
Don't select free hosting:
Free hosting provides few benefits, consequently you provide upwards all of these advantages if you undertake opt for free of charge hosting. Of those no cost hosting providers present you with hosting about yet another business's site. This leads to happened receiving true domain hosting. Which means that your own web internet pages are generally displayed about someone else's site, making it difficult so that you can market your how do people the total. In the event that certain business shuts it'll imply the final of economic to suit your needs as the internet site will not be available too.
Free of charge hosting does mean you may have an infinite variety of ads on your web site. Frequently the particular advertisement/s is going to be in the hosting firm that is offering you your totally free place. Getting promotions on your web site typically transforms your web visitors off and you will not really make a sale.
There are several cheap web hosting businesses on the market that supply a similar support because that relating to the free of charge hosting organization. The sole difference between the actual cheap web hosting firm as well as the free hosting company is that the former will invoice anyone correctly yet offers an definitely hopeless service.
Be sure to make a evaluation of the electronic hosting deals:
Whenever going in to purchase cheap web hosting, always be certain that you simply examine the key characteristics for instance dvd space, bandwith along with the price. Perhaps you not need a whole lot of place as well as bandwidth at the beginning but as the web site expands you will need to broaden. Even so, many web hosting firms these days make you selecting increasing when needed. Sometimes purchasing a package deal containing more area may be an improvement of only $ 1 or even 2 from your opening package.
Another capabilities you may have to look at when you compare inexpensive hosting will be the tech support team they have, customer care, when they have been email responder as well as several email options. Regardless of whether cPanel can be obtained and maybe even a new related system. Also if PHP, sources along with Mysql database can be found.
Web design ought to be the priority:
Before you begin out and about you should look at these -- can you demand a customer databases? Do you have to have a shopping cart solution and also most of all is there a programming words you may be utilizing. These types of must be granted priority and punctiliously thought about before buying your cheap web hosting.
When you are planning to generate a organization through your web site after that take into account that it is going to end up being long-term so you will likely be with your web hosting firm's service for a long period as well, for this reason get the maximum amount of time as you have and discover the optimal web hosting firm you will be very pleased with which will fulfill your hosting needs as well as present you with cheap web hosting.
My spouse and i began my own article simply by hinting that we now have several ads for Cheap Web Hosting today and whether you had been in fact receiving those low prices in a good price. This is due to we offer discount codes and some outstanding concessions.
For more data, you really should check out: Web hosting


text:
Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead 1991 720p [MEGA][DVDRip Latino][1 link]
Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead 1991 720p HDTV x264-Z
Single mother goes away for the summer. The kids are first delighted but then find that Mom has hired the sitter from hell to stay with them. When the sitter dies of a sudden coronary they deposit the body at a mortuary only to discover all their summer expense money was in her purse. The kids must find a way to survive the summer without mom or her money. This means actual work!
Format: AVC
Codec: x264 – core 80 r1376M 3feaec2
Bitrate: 5 470 Kbps
Frame Rate: 23.976 fps
Scan Type: Progressive
Bits/(Pixel*Frame): 0.249
Display Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Resolution: 1280×716
Audio #1:
Format: AC-3
Bitrate: 384 Kbps
Channels: 2 channels
Sampling Rate: 48.0 KHz


text:
Shopping List
Email Sign Up
Log In
Senora Verde Diced Tomatores w/chiles is perfect to add to salsa to spice it up for those who like it spicier, use it in omelettes, add them to a pot of chili...incredible flavor and texture for a stand alone or addition to another product. to boost the spice.
I always have a can in my cupboard....
I use a lot of this product-great taste and great price. Just as good, if not better than name brand!
much cheaper than the national brand and much better product. Love it.
My favorite, I always keep cans on hand to add to almost all my meals.
Love using Senora Verde Diced Tomatoes with Chiles to make salsa, I just add a couple jalapenos and some chopped onion and it's awesome!!


text:
All quotes tagged Admire
(427 quotes found)
"Have you learned the lessons only of those who admired you, and were tender with you, and stood aside for you? Have you not learned great lessons from those who braced themselves against you, and disputed passage with you?"
"Men go abroad to admire the heights of mountains, the mighty billows of the sea, the broad tides of rivers, the compass of the ocean, and the circuits of the stars, and pass themselves by."
"I adore wearing gems, but not because they are mine. You can't possess radiance, you can only admire it."
"Admiration is a very short-lived passion that immediately decays upon growing familiar with its object, unless it be still fed with fresh discoveries, and kept alive by a perpetual succession of miracles rising into view."
"If you want to give up the admiration of thousands of men for the distain of one, go ahead, get married."
"A student never forgets an encouraging private word, when it is given with sincere respect and admiration."


text:
I would wish if you can share this story on your platform, There have been rapid increase of gay relationships in Nigeria and these days alot of people take it as a normal thing, here I was invited for a party, so i came with my boyfriend and later got to know it was an all girls party, so since he had exams, he said i should just have fun that we would see later, I was disappointed, but later decided to cheer up since i didnt want to feel down, but i was surprised that when the music started playing, girls started doing Intimate stuff with each other, some where kissing, and touching each other sexually, i took pictures but my battery was low so i couldnt take much, here are the ones i got, i would have loved to share the university with you but dont want any silly stuff to come out, and since am a girl i would be affected, cause you know that even if i share the name of the uni with the world, if the authorities come they will start doing off things, which will simply just piss me off. but i can confirm that its in the eastern part of Nigeria thou. please share my story and pictures too. thank you......More pics after the cut:
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM: General


text:
- News
- Calendar
- Blogs
- Sports
- Entertainment
- Business
- Lifestyles
- Community
- Opinion
- About Us
- Classifieds
- Coupons
- Local Savings
- Green Editions
- Legal Notices
- Weekly Ads
- Connect2Classes
Connect with Us
Visit this Washington wonder
Most often, I write about destinations in faraway places.
I would be remiss, however, if I didnt write about one of the most spectacular and scenic places the world has to offer right here in our own backyard. This is a trip you can easily do in a day and one that makes you appreciate the incredible beauty of this great state.
Now, many of you have probably done this trip many times over, so Im not telling you anything you dont already know. For many, we tend to take for granted the place we live in and often dont take advantage of the things that tourists pay thousands of dollars to come here and see and do.
The trip I am referring to is a circle of Mount Rainer. This is one of my favorites, and unfortunately, we dont do it except when we have company from out of state. It is a great place to take out-of-towners and will definitely dazzle them, particularly if you are blessed with a nice clear sunny day.
My preference for this trip is the east to west route. You can leave Federal Way and head down Highway 18 to Highway 167. You will take the Highway 410 exit and go through Sumner and on out to Enumclaw.
Along the way, you will start to get the spectacular views of one of the highest peaks in the continental United States at 14,411 feet. As you travel southbound on Highway 410 toward Mount Rainer, the scenery just gets better and better. After you pass the cutoff to the Crystal Mountain Ski Resort and pass under the rustic Mount Rainer National Park sign, the highlights begin. The heavily wooded area serves as a prism for sunlight to come through and create beautiful and interesting views.
Your first side trip will be to cut off at the White River entrance and head up to the Sunrise Visitors Center. The views of the mountain from there are breathtaking. If your guests happen to be from the flatlands of the Midwest, I guarantee you they will be swept off their feet with this stop.
After enjoying this view, you will backtrack to Highway 410 and proceed southbound over Cayuse Pass connecting to Highway 123. As you travel this stretch, there are scenic overviews to take advantage of that are nothing short of incredible and are a photographers utopia.
Stay on Highway 123 until you reach the Stevens Canyon Entrance (east entrance to Mount Rainer National Park). Take your time and just meander along, stopping to take in the beautiful views, waterfalls and the Avenue of the Patriarchs.
You will have the opportunity to visit Paradise and the Scoop Jackson Visitors Center. The views from here are moving and impressive.
After a little lunch in the visitors center, you are ready to continue westbound down through Longmire and out the west Nisqually entrance of the park. You will follow Highway 706 either to I-5 and back to Seattle. My preference, though, is to go through Eatonville and follow Highway 161 through Puyallup and all the way back to Federal Way. The views are exceptional and while a little slower, if time permits, it will give you the opportunity to stop for a visit to Northwest Trek.
Your visitors will have seen the incredible scenery and also had the chance to see a unique view of native wildlife in this natural environment.
This trip is one of my favorite, and in having traveled a good part of the world, I can tell you the beauty is unmatched.
Jerry Vaughn is president of World Voyager Vacations in Federal Way and can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. E-mail Vaughn to be included on a mailing list of travel destination reports.
CORRECTION: Jerry Vaughns Travel Talk column on Aug. 18 (Visit this Washington wonder) regarding a trek to Mount Rainier National Park should have noted that the Cayuse Pass is closed for the season due to slide damage.
From the Washington Department of Transportation: Cayuse Pass remains closed due to road damage that occurred late last fall and additional damage that occurred through the winter. Due to the work needed to repair this damage, opening SR 123 Cayuse Pass will be delayed and may not occur this summer. Those desiring to access the National Park can do so by accessing the south end of SR 123 from US 12.
Latest news, top stories, and community events,
delivered to your inbox.
Trending Stories Oct 17 - Oct 24
Read the Oct 21
Green Edition
Browse the print edition page by page, including stories and ads.
Browse the archives.


text:
REI Down Vest - Boys'
Manufacturer's Description
Retailers' Descriptions
Here's what other sites are saying:
Made with recycled polyester, the REI down vest for boys offers warmth in a great-looking, lightweight and packable design. Insulated with quality 550-fill-power goose down for warmth, light weight and compressibility; quilt stitching keeps down from shifting. Recycled polyester shell and lining have a Durable Water Repellent finish to resist water and chilly winds. Use of recycled PET polyester helps reduce oil consumption and air emissions. Zipper features soft chin guard to protect against abrasion; full-length stormflap helps block wind. Zippered hand pockets warm fingers and hold small treasures. Back hem is dropped slightly for full coverage. Write-on internal ID label.
REI Boys' Down Vest
The REI Boys' Down Vest is not available from the stores we monitor. It was last seen February 12, 2012 at REI.
If you're looking for a new down insulated vest, check out the best reviewed current models.


text:
291 - Grail should communicate dailies to others
Grail should be enhanced so it can communicate the availability of specific dailies to other users of Grail. This has to be limited to the current realm, though users should record information for multiple realms. The types of quests that qualify for this broadcast needs to be marked because only certain quests would be of interest (like 1 of 5 cooking). Note that certain groups of quests will need to handle multiple values from the group (like the Anglers' dailies). The quests will need to be reset appropriately for each realm. How are multiple servers grouped together handled? Grail should probably broadcast the discovery of a daily quest when a Grail user encounters it from the quest giver. Grail should also broadcast the list of found daily quests when asked to do so by another Grail process. The protocol should probably indicate the "type" of broadcast as well as the questId as we may want to augment the system in the future to handle more than just "daily found" type. Having the user that provides the information is probably not needed in the broadcast, nor the time when found. Grail, as the receiver, should just examine the list of questIds provided from its many broadcast stations and record them in its list of found dailies for that realm. Grail needs to be augmented to "invalidate" quests from the same "daily group" not only based on the presence of a quest in the log, or completed that day, but also by checking this broadcast list of found dailies. Newly found dailies from broadcast or actual interaction with the NPC should post a status notification as well, so clients like Wholly will be able to update their UI in real time to reflect the found quest.
|Jan 16, 2014 at 15:53 UTC
- Reported
- Jan 16, 2014
- Status
- Accepted - Problem reproduced / Need acknowledged.
- Type
- Enhancement - A change which is intended to better the project in some way
- Priority
- Low - Might slip to a later milestone.
- Votes
- 0
- Component
- Grail (addon itself - not NPC or Quest)


text:
Sarah Michelle Gellar Attends Her Baby Shower
Sarah Michelle Gellar was photographed while she was heading to her baby shower.
Sarah is 32 years old and being pregnant makes her look beautiful and fresh. I don't know how many pregnant women out there have the guts of wearing short dresses while being pregnant, but Sarah is doing it flawless.
Stay connected with Superficialdiva.com and follow us on Facebook for even more magazine covers.


text:
Watch stocks you care about
The single, easiest way to keep track of all the stocks that matter...
Your own personalized stock watchlist!
It's a 100% FREE Motley Fool service...
Stronger consumer confidence in an economic recovery looks increasingly justified, as unemployment claims fell to their lowest weekly level in nearly four years. That pulled the stock market back from yesterday's sharp declines, and around 1:45 p.m. EST, the Dow Jones Industrials (INDEX: ^DJI ) were up 119 points to 12,900.
Among Dow stocks, Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT ) soared more than 4.5%. The company announced a new service called msnNOW, which claims to be a one-stop shop bringing users the most popular trending information from social media giants Facebook and Twitter, as well as breaking news and selected information from its Bing search engine. Whether the service will move the needle at Microsoft isn't clear, but at least the company seems to recognize the importance of tuning into social media.
American Express (NYSE: AXP ) rose 1.8%. A blog post from The New York Times highlighted findings from Bankrate that credit card rewards programs are still strong, despite a reduction in benefits from their debit-card counterparts. The difference? Debit-card fee legislation clamped down on their profitability, while credit cards still have more revenue potential.
Finally, Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ ) was up about 2.6%. CEO Meg Whitman speculated yesterday that after Google (Nasdaq: GOOG ) finalizes its purchase of Motorola Mobility, the Android platform might become closed. That in turn could boost prospects for HP's WebOS, although Whitman cautioned that it could take several years for the situation to play itself out.
Start thinking about your long-run financial goals. To get some ideas for smart long-term investing plays, let me invite you to read The Motley Fool's latest special report and discover three stocks with potential for huge gains. It's free, but don't wait -- click here and read it today.


text:
Narrow your search for
Stein World...
Stein World...
External Ads:
Shop by Width: 14" 16" 18" Shop by Height: 24" 28" 32" 60"
Still searching for Stein World?
Live Chat with an Expert and we'll be happy to help you search.
Or try expanding your selection in ...
Brand: Show more than just stein world
Brand: Show more than just stein world
Also see related categories below, or view our Full Site Map


text:
A 21-year-old Allentown man was sentenced this morning to Pennsylvania state prison for his role in a brutal attack on a teenager outside an out-of-control party in Bushkill Township.
A tearful Michael Lopez apologized to the parents of Cory Parenti, the man Lopez and his friends attacked outside a home in the 200 block of East Mountain Road. Parenti's parents said the assault permanently robbed him of his hearing in his left ear and broke his nose, cheek bones and eye socket. A metal plate had to be inserted into Parenti's skull, his parents said.
"It isn't right what I did," Lopez said. "I want to say I'm sorry. From the bottom of my heart, I'm sorry."
Senior Judge Leonard Zito sentenced Lopez to five years and five months to 10 years and 10 months for one count of aggravated assault.
Lopez admitted he and a group of friends ambushed Parenti outside the home in July 2012 after John Antigua, a friend, was attacked by Stephen Fry, the host of the party. Parenti was not involved in the earlier fight, authorities said.
Investigators originally believed Lopez used a bat in the assault but Lopez denied it. Instead, the trained boxer admitted he continued to punch Parenti after another man hit him with the bat. Lopez, who has been a Latin King since middle school, said he was carrying brass knuckles but did not use them in the fight.
Lopez said he felt betrayed by the people he considered friends through the fallout of the fight. The people who called him to the house used his brash nature to do their dirty work, he said, and he is the one who now must handle the consequences.
"They used me for a shield. That's not the life to live," Lopez said.
Defense attorney Eric Dowdle said Lopez cooperated with the police investigation and even rode around in Allentown looking for the man who used the bat. Lopez said he did not know the man's actual name or where he lived, and could only identify him by sight. By comparison, other teens involved in the fight who were not carrying weapons only received probation, Dowdle pointed out.
Terry Parenti, the victim's father, scoffed at Lopez's apologies. While Lopez may now wish he never went to the house, he did, and the fallout was devastating, Terry Parenti said. Cory Parenti spent five days in a trauma unit and he needed therapy to regain his balance because of the injuries to his ear, he said.
"I just hope the court gives him the most time that can be allowed by law because he deserves it," he said.
Zito acknowledged this was Lopez's first run-in with the law but said the severity of the attack demanded harsh punishment.
"The bottom line on all this is you and your friends took matters into your own hands. This was really thug law," he said. "You have to look in the mirror here. You are the one who did this."
During the hearing, Lopez's father, Raymond Lopez, insisted his son was not the one who hurt Parenti so badly. Michael Lopez, he said, is only 110 pounds and is not physically capable of causing that type of injury.
"I know my son is doing time for something he didn't do," Raymond Lopez said.
After the hearing, Raymond Lopez walked out of the courtroom in disgust as Dowdle defended his work. Michael Lopez originally faced attempted homicide charges before reaching a plea deal in March.
"But he did do it. He admitted to it," Dowdle said to the elder Lopez, who stormed off.


text:
A little bit of GameGuard info
View Single Post
ggFTW Lurker
Join Date: Jun 2012
Posts: 5
iTrader: (
A little bit of GameGuard info
This thread mainly applies to those currently affected by GameGuard.
Much like a root-kit virus, GameGuard (GG) hides itself and attaches to system processes while making itself difficult to kill. The actual GG process isn't even shown when you check task manager (Ctrl+Alt+Del). Instead, what is visible are two processes called gamemon.des and gamemon64.des, these tasks can be near impossible to kill manually without rebooting the computer.
To start things off, ill just put my computer specs as a benchmark to show regardless if you have a high-end computer or low-end computer it will not make a difference. GG does not discriminate when it comes to messing you up.
The day after I came back from a small hiatus I had to update Trickster and much to my surprise GG came along with it. I've had plenty of bad experiences with it before but this time brings the threat level to a whole new level. It has been almost 1 week since I have returned to Trickster and my computer has already experienced multiple crashes/freezing/lock-ups. As well as various programs crashing such as my web browser (Under FireFox, Chrome and IE engines), Skype, and Windows Gadgets. In one instance my Windows became unverified after closing the client. In another instance after a crash my startup ent corrupt and I required an emergency startup repair.
Below I've attached a list of errors compiled in Windows Reliability Monitor.
All of which have occurred since GG was installed and running (while playing Trickster).
The reason why I list GG a threat is due to the fact it hooks itself onto running system processes. When GG does not operate properly and causes programs or the computer to crash, this also means those vital system processes/files have ended in an unsafe manner. Frequent freezing and crashing makes windows unstable (See chart below).
In conclusion
Now I'll get to my point here for anyone experiencing problems since installing GG.
If any of these errors occurred while playing Trickster, 99% chance it was due to GG:
Windows Aero (That glass effect on window borders) crashes
Graphics driver crashed for unknown reason
Blue screen
Sudden shut down/restart
Internet browser lag/crashing/freeze
Your version of Windows is no longer verified
You require a startup repair
If you've been turning off your anti-virus software, re-installing windows, or whatever crazy acts just to play Trickster; you need to think, is it worth it to go through all that trouble? Is it worth it to break your computer just to play this game? As long as GG implemented, then unfortunately, I won't be part of this wonderful community of players anymore. So for now, (or forever,) Good-bye to everyone in Trickster and a special farewell to those who know me.
Spamtastic is now retired
View Public Profile
Send a private message to Spamtastic
Find More Posts by Spamtastic


text:
TRURO - The Colchester SPCA is urgently in need of kitten food and calorie-reduced adult cat food.
"We're out of kitten food," said executive director Yyvonne Higgins, who added the low calorie, weight-reduced adult cat food is also down to a one-day supply.
"We need donations," Higgins pleaded late Thursday afternoon. The SPCA is located at 408 Industrial Ave., or call 893-7968.
Colchester SPCA in need of food for kittens and cats on a diet
TRURO - The Colchester SPCA is urgently in need of kitten food and calorie-reduced adult cat food.
Recent comments
- Greg
- January 18, 2010 - 10:13
The idea of soliciting corporate donations is a great one, however, they are dealing with a crisis right now. I went down today and donated food. On a go-forward basis perhaps they should attempt to form a relationship with some corporate partners. That said, they need help NOW which is what this article is all about.
- Truro
- January 18, 2010 - 09:56
If they weren't so strict on who can adopt a cat/kitten, they wouldn't have so many there. I tried to adopt one a few years ago but b/c my indoor cat wasn't fixed, they wouldn't let me adopt one. I was going to get one of the same sex so there wouldn't be any chance of having more kittens around. They don't look at the person that is going to adopt them and what they can provide for one of the animals that are waiting for adoption.
- Sarah
- January 18, 2010 - 09:40
They have to be strict on the adoption rules or else the odds of the cat returning or going to a poor home is too high.
It's because of us that there is this overwhelming cat problem. People don't see the need to spay/neuter their pets, especially if it is a male cat. People and irresponsible and ignorant.
And unfortunately, even the indoor cat should be fixed. They can get out.
If I had the money and the means, I'd adpot every last one of them and go live in the country somewhere. I'll settle for donating food when I can and hopefully the big chain stores step up.
PS- Did everyone know you can buy clumping cat litter from the SPCA? It's a fabulous deal and the SPCA gets the profits!! Check it out!!
- Country
- January 18, 2010 - 09:39
Are no big chains donating pet food to the SPCA?Walmart?Sobeys?Superstore?I dont understand why they couldnt.


text:
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (21Alive) -- It's hard to believe on this overcast day, but some of the city's golf courses are now open for business.
Watch the video for Jeff Bowman's live report.
What are your thoughts CLICK HERE to leave us a "QUESTION OF THE DAY" comment.
© Copyright 2016, A Quincy Media broadcasting station. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
2013 tax refund was reduced by the irs….why is that?
Asked by: Long 882 views YA Discussion
Ok so when I login to where's my refund on the IRS website, my refund status is now telling me approved and there is a date for my direct deposit which is awesome. However my expected refund amount on the left side of the screen is now $ 500 less than what was originally on my taxes. What could be the reason for this?
I got my taxes done at an H&R Block office. I am not forgetting about their fees which total about $ 250; the $ 500 difference is prior to the deduction of my tax preparation fees. Also, I do not have any of the following:
· Past due child support (my husband and I only have 2 children with each other; there is no child support due so it can't be past due.)
· Federal agency non-tax debts (no debts to anyone; never had a business, or received any money from the government other than student loans.)
· Certain unemployment debts owed to the state (neither of us have ever claimed unemployment.)
· Past due federal student loans (husband and I are both currently in graduate school and receiving student loans so the past loans are deferred and current.)
· State income tax obligations (nope, always get a refund and have never owned a business.)
So is there something else it could be…I don't want to jump the gun and assume that the tax preparer at H&R Block made a mistake or miscalculation so if anyone can think of any other reasons I would like to hear them.


text:
Multi-Reticle Electro Sight, 1x, 22x33mm Quick Acquisition Shooting Sight. High impact rated to with stand large caliber punishing recoil. Multi-reticle panoramic sight, built with a standard 5/8 mount that is ideal for handgun, shotgun, crossbow,AR-15, M-16 and more. Features 4 different reticle patterns, a 7-position rheostat illumination and powered by a lithium battery. With a screen size of 22mmx33mm, this sight provides unlimited eye relief and unlimited field-of-view. Perfect for quick target shooting.
Note: Carry Handle Mount is not included
|great handgun scope! on 2011-12-23 20:38:54
|5 of 5 - Excellent
|This is one of the nicest scopes I've used in quite some time. Easy to zero, stays put once dialed in. Looks pretty cool on my Volquartsen modded Ruger Mark 2
|Yep, the battery cover fights with you. I'll bet a squirt of WD-40 will fix that right up.
|I met a guy from the club I belong to who had a Barska spotting scope. I was impressed with that as well. A new Diana air rifle waiting for me under the Christmas tree will be getting a Barska scope too. Great stuff so far..Thanks!
|GREAT ON A CROSSBOW by crossbow on 2011-09-04 08:26:26
|5 of 5 - Excellent
|I often hunt from a ground blind and love how quick you can get your target in the view. perfect for those quick shots when that deer appears out of no where.
|only one I have experienced is right at dusk , the very last shooting light, the deer are hard to pick up in the sight.
|mossberg 500 shotgun Sight by Daniel W on 2011-08-10 15:45:16
|5 of 5 - Excellent
|: I just wanted to let the people at BARSKA know that i recently purchased an electro scope model #AC10632 multi reticle.I installed it on my mossberg 500 shotgun for home security and I absolutely love it!!!! I have yet to find another like it at the price it was even at full retail and the others on sale. I feel safe in saying its the best red dot sight i have ever seen as well as bought!,and wanted to let the company know that im going to sell all my other expensive scopes and will buy only yours...thank you for the products and keep 'em comin cuz im buyin and tellin all my friends to buy as well!!,sincerely,Daniel Webb
|Very affordable & versatile! by YardDogg on 2011-08-08 14:15:32
|4 of 5 - Good
|easy adjustments, long battery life, dust cover for the screen, warranty, and not a cheaply made site...good quality
|battery cover is a bit resistant to opening.
|I was afraid that acquiring a new scope was going to cost me much $$$ but for what I'm needing, I was very relieved when I found the AC 10632
|Good Sight by Jmack on 2011-03-05 12:23:03
|4 of 5 - Good
|I like the fact that it has an adjustment for sighting in the sight, Also the fact that it has adjustable brightness and different crosshairs to use for the sight, very easy installation as well.
|I think the sight could maybe be a little bit cheaper. The lens also seems to collect every bit of dust and fingerprint imaginable.
|Multi Reticle
|Multi Coated
|Adj. rheostat settings
|Black Matte
|4.06 oz.
|3.125 inch
|Battery and Lens Cloth
|Manufacturer 1-Yr Limited Lifetime


text:
CellNet - Banner Maker 2.0
Sponsored Links
CellNet - Banner Maker 2.0 Ranking & Summary
RankingClick at the star to rank
Ranking Level
User Review: 0 (0 times)
File size: 48951 kb
Platform: Windows98,WindowsME,WindowsNT,Windows2000,Win
License: Shareware
Downloads: 59
Date added: 2009-08-24
Publisher: CellNet
CellNet - Banner Maker 2.0 description
CellNet - Banner Maker 2.0. Business & Finance
CellNet - Banner Maker 2.0 Screenshot
CellNet - Banner Maker 2.0 Keywords
Bookmark CellNet - Banner Maker 2.0
CellNet - Banner Maker 2.0 Copyright
WareSeeker.com do not provide cracks, serial numbers etc for CellNet - Banner Maker 2.0. Any sharing links from rapidshare.com, yousendit.com or megaupload.com are also prohibited.
Featured Software
Want to place your software product here?
Please contact us for consideration.
Contact WareSeeker.com
Version History
Related Software
Create incredible Flash banners in minutes for your website. Free Download
Create professional looking flash banner ads, intros, and swf files quickly with Banner Maker Pro for Flash. By using a wizard like interface, you can create great looking web graphics in just minutes. Free Download
A tools help you make you macromedia flash to be a wallpaper. Free Download
Flash animation tool to create Flash banners. Free Download
Tape Banner is a flash banner advert Free Download
you can create limitless screen savers using Macromedia Shockwave Flash. The popular Web animation format lets you to create beautiful and powerful vector animations ... Free Download
creates flash banners,navigations media etc Free Download
Package favorite flash movies or URL in one Screen saver. These movies can be played at one time or one by one. You or the end user can set many features of every movie such as playback range,time frame,background color etc. www.softboy.net Free Download
Latest Software
Popular Software
Favourite Software


text:
That means students who graduate from Tri-C's RN program in the coming academic year can be licensed by the state. And hospitals that require the certification can continue to hire them.
It also gives the school about 10 months to meet standards necessary to regain full accreditation.
"This allows us to retain our accreditation with an opportunity to be fully restored, accreditationwise, this June," Tri-C President Alex Johnson said in a telephone interview.
"Without it, we would have no accreditation.
"This is very good news."
Tri-C has been in trouble with the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing, formerly called the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission, since 2010 mainly because too few of its part-time faculty had master's degrees in nursing.
Three years ago, the commission told Tri-C it needed to hire more faculty with advanced degrees and dropped the school's RN program from "full accreditation" to "accreditation with conditions."
In March, when the problem still hadn't been corrected, the commission revoked the program's accreditation altogether. It was reinstated, but only because Tri-C filed an appeal. A hearing on that appeal was scheduled for Monday, but was canceled when Friday's agreement was reached, Johnson said.
In a message posted on the nursing school's website, Johnson said the commission will instead visit Tri-C in spring "to review its compliance with all of the standards."
The accreditation commission, he said, will make its final decision regarding the RN program in July.
"We retain our accreditation, but it's an accreditation with warning, which means we have a year to prove that we are worthy of continuing accreditation," Johnson said by phone.
The president also emphasized that credit for the decision belongs to those who work at the nursing school.
"This had been an effort, a tireless effort, on behalf of our faculty and our nursing leaders," he said. "They have been working really hard. The accolades should go to them."
He also applauded the accreditation commission.
"They felt strongly about the institution," he said. "They felt that it had made significant strides to warrant this consideration. They really stepped up to the plate big-time."
Johnson said he and other Tri-C leaders will meet with students and faculty Monday morning to discuss the news.
College officials have maintained all along that Tri-C's RN program is strong and have touted its more than 93 percent passage rate on the state licensing exam in 2012, higher than state and national averages of 90 percent. They have also repeatedly said that employers and students are satisfied with the program.
Accreditation of a nursing program lets students and the community know it has met a rigorous set of academic standards. Loss of the credential can devastate a program as students flock to other schools that have the designation in the hopes of landing the best jobs.
No one from the commission could be reached for comment.
Johnson said the commission agreed to delay the visit until next year because Tri-C has increased its number of part-time faculty with master's degrees to 58 percent, significantly higher than the more than 50 percent required.
"We will continue to make strides to increase that number," Johnson said. "We want to progress beyond that level. And we'll continue to remain in compliance with all the criteria."


text:
Alex Rodriguez yesterday was scheduled to visit the Yankees' physical therapist for treatment on his strained right quadriceps but no MRI had been scheduled, general manager Brian Cashman said.
Cashman said trainer Gene Monahan told him on Sunday -- after Rodriguez had left the game in the sixth inning -- that "it was like a Jeter-type situation," referring to Derek Jeter, who missed six games this month with a strained left quadriceps.
"It's too early to say when (Rodriguez) would resume playing," Cashman said. "Historically he's a quick healer. It could be a day, it could be a series, it could be more. I don't know. ... Usually you get a much better feel after a day or so."
Cashman said Rodriguez, the defending AL MVP, was to get treatment yesterday at New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Columbia University Medical Center.
"I'm not too concerned," left fielder Johnny Damon said after Sunday's game. "He'll be fine. If he has to miss the first day (of the series in Chicago that opens tonight) or so, no big deal."
Cashman said Jorge Posada is "very close" to being able to catch.
Posada has not started at catcher since being pulled from the April 8 game at Kansas City because of a "dead arm." He was diagnosed with a muscle strain in his shoulder.
"If he's ready to throw (today)," Cashman said, "we'll see him start in the Chicago series."
Jason Giambi ran into Mike Timlin in the Yankee Stadium hallway last week and gave him a hug. If it weren't for the Boston Red Sox reliever Giambi would be batting .047.
As it is, he is hitting .109. And Giambi's frustrated mostly because he doesn't think much is wrong with his swing.
"I feel great," he said. "I think that's the hard part. We've gone back and looked at tape. ... We just wanted to make sure there was nothing mechanical. It's just I haven't had a lot of luck."
Giambi is 3-for-3 with two homers, a double and four RBI against Timlin this year. Against all other pitchers, he is 2-for-43 (0-for-13 with runners in scoring position) with one double, no homers, two RBI and 10 strikeouts.
Before this year, Giambi had been 2-for-17 off Timlin. After the two embraced, Giambi told Timlin, "Bro, if it weren't for you I'd be hitting .050." Responded Timlin with a laugh, "I owe you that. I've been owning you for a lot of years."
Hitting coach Kevin Long said Giambi's swing has looked good most of the season but it got a little long over the weekend in Baltimore, and Giambi admitted it was the first time this season he chased pitches.
"Nobody said this is going to be easy," Long said.
Chien-Ming Wang (3-0, 3.81 ERA) is scheduled to face Jose Contreras (1-1, 4.34) in the series opener, followed by Mike Mussina (1-3, 5.75) vs. Javier Vazquez (3-1, 3.20) and Phil Hughes (0-3, 8.82) vs. Gavin Floyd (2-0, 1.40).


text:
DEBORAH GANG/Kalamazoo
Every two years we elect or re-elect our city commissioners. And every two years I write a letter in support of David Anderson. Why am I willing to go to this trouble each time? Because David remains smart, analytical, extremely hardworking and devoted to the principles of fairness in the charge of providing excellent public services that are also financially responsible. He has a complex understanding of city budget, transportation needs, public infrastructure, and housing needs for low-income or mentally ill citizens. And, I just learned that he is the only commissioner who collaborates with public employees and elected officials from all of our neighboring municipalities.
These are the reasons why David is on the short list of people whose opinion (based on research and thoughtfulness) I need to have before making my mind up about civic issues, both local and state. Our city budget presents some tough challenges over the next few years; David is a key part of our ability to anticipate, comprehend and respond to what's ahead.
For more Kalamazoo Gazette opinion pieces and letters visit http://www.mlive.com/opinion/kalamazoo/.


text:
Religion Notes
April 8, 2016 Hope United Presbyterian flea market Saturday Hope United Presbyterian Church, located at the intersection of Hickory Drive and U.S. more »»
County official: feral cats still an issue, but the problem improving
April 1, 2016 It is unlikely that Lee County will ever completely solve the feral cat problem, but there are programs that are making a difference. more »»
Garden Club of Cape Coral to present Edible Gardening 'Show and Tell Workshop'
April 1, 2016 On April 13, at 7 p.m., the Garden Club of Cape Coral is hosting Adrienne Diaz, Master Gardener, presenting an Edible Gardening "Show and Tell Workshop. more »»
Fort Myers Film Festival screenings at Alliance for the Arts April 8
April 1, 2016 The sixth annual Fort Myers Film Festival will present a day of screenings at the Alliance for the Arts Friday, April 8, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. more »»
Bay Pines VA to commemorate Vietnam War Tuesday
April 1, 2016 The Bay Pines VA Healthcare System (VAHCS) will commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Vietnam War and recognize the service and sacrifice of Vietnam veterans and their families during a ceremony o... more »»
Replicas of Columbus ships 'Pinta' and 'Nina' docked at Fisherman's Village in Punta Gorda, tours available
April 1, 2016 On Thursday, March 31, the "Pinta" and the "Nina," replicas of Columbus' ships, were scheduled to arrive in Punta Gorda. more »»
Randell Center to offer Florida Master Naturalist Program
April 1, 2016 The Randell Research Center on Pine Island will be offering the Florida Master Naturalist Program Coastal Systems module beginning Friday, April 15, at the Calusa Heritage Trail. more »»
Religion Notes
April 1, 2016 Tuesday Together Being Mortal series continues at Faith Presbyterian Church Ordinary Mortals and Divine Immortality — Continuing the Conversation on the Tuesday Together Being Mortal series. more »»
Fund raisers, week of March 30
March 30, 2016 * Touch a Truck fundraiser is April 2 A family friendly event where kids of all ages can explore and ask questions about their favorite vehicles is set for Sunday, April 2, to benefit the National... more »»
'Taste of Freedom' gala to benefit Southwest Florida Regional Human Trafficking Coalition
March 29, 2016 Time is running out to buy tickets for the inaugural Taste of Freedom to be held Saturday, April 9 from 6 p.m.-9:30 p.m. at Scanlon Lexus of Fort Myers. more »»
Still lots to do to bunny-hop the holiday
March 25, 2016 Easter-related events ** Lee County Parks & Recreation plans Easter egg hunts Lee County Parks & Recreation is featuring four sites for children to put egg-hunting skills to the test in advance o... more »»
Family STREAM Night held at St. Andrew Catholic School
March 25, 2016 Recently families of St. more »»
Things to do, week of March 23
March 25, 2016 * Sun Splash Family Water Park is open for the season Sun Splash Family Waterpark has opened for the 2016 season. more »»
Clubs & Organizations - Week of March 23
March 25, 2016 ** Cape Coral Power Squadron Upcoming classes include: *ABC Boating Course (12 hr) April 11, (Mon) 7 p.m. *ABC Boating Course (12 hr) May 9, (Mon) 7 p.m. more »»
African Children's Choir to perform April 3 at churches in Cape, Fort Myers
March 25, 2016 The African Children's Choir will perform Sunday, April 3, at 10 a.m., at First Baptist Church, 4117 Coronado Parkway in Cape Coral, and at 6 p.m. more »»
Upcoming fundraisers, week of March 23
March 25, 2016 Upcoming fundraisers include: * Touch a Truck fundraiser is April 2 A family friendly event where kids of all ages can explore and ask questions about their favorite vehicles is set for Sunday,... more »»
Cape Library to celebrate National Poetry Month
March 25, 2016 The Cape Coral-Lee County Public Library will be celebrating National Poetry Month with a special art reception and exhibits. more »»
Evening with Maurice: Concert to benefit Relay for Life
March 25, 2016 A Relay for Life team is raising funds for the American Cancer Society with a special concert. more »»
Education & school notes, week of March 23
March 25, 2016 * Scholarship Gala and Spring Golf Classic On Friday and Saturday, April 8-9, Hodges University will host the 2016 Scholarship Gala and Spring Golf Classic benefiting the Hodges University Men in... more »»
Touch a Truck fundraiser April 2 at Veterans Museum in Cape Coral
March 25, 2016 A family friendly event where kids of all ages can explore and ask questions about their favorite vehicles is set for Sunday, April 2, to benefit the National Fragile X Foundatio. more »»


text:
The city's first Portland Loo was out of commission this weekend after someone pulled the metal door partly off its hinges last Thursday morning.
"We've got a Loo down," Anne Peterson, who manages the city's six Loos for the Bureau of Environmental Services, told her colleagues Thursday, April 18.
A city-contracted janitor found the door hanging off its hinges at the Loo on the corner Northwest 5th Avenue and Glisan Street in Old Town.
The Old Town Loo is the first of six patented stainless steel, solar-powered, open-air public toilets installed by the city in central Portland. Its tenure has included some controversy, with Portland Police Association president Daryl Turner famously dubbing it "Randy Leonard's crack house."
By Saturday, April 20, city officials replaced the door hinges and the Loo was back in service. It's the first time the $140,000 public toilet has been inoperable since it opened in 2008.
"We think it's had approximately 250,000 door swings on it," says Peterson. "It there's something to be broken, people will figure out how to break it. But they haven't figured it out until now."


text:
Where we dined: The Glenside Pub, 1508 W. Sherman Blvd., Muskegon
When we dined: 5 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 4
What they serve: Pizza; burgers, including a bison burger; sandwiches; whitefish; Mexican dishes; pasta; soup and salads. Gluten-free diners will appreciate the optional gluten-free buns for the sandwiches and burgers and available gluten-free pizza.
The atmosphere: The Glenside Pub is cozy and casual, with dark paneling, ornate wrought-iron room divider, booths, regular and high-top tables and large windows. Diners ranged from children to senior citizens. When we arrived, there was a stack of chairs and cleaning supplies situated in front of the "seat yourself" sign -- not the best first impression.
Wait to be seated: None
What we ordered: For an appetizer, we ordered the sample platter for $7.95 that has chicken wings; potato skins with bacon, cheese, and scallions; deep fried mozzarella cheese sticks with marinara sauce; and ranch dressing and sour cream for dipping. My dining partner ordered the Reuben sandwich with turkey rather than corned beef and potato chips for $6.75 and I ordered the French Dip with potato chips for $6.75. We had the choice of substituting the potato chips with French fries or waffle fries for an additional 75 cents or onion petals for an additional $1, but opted not to.
Time for food to come out: 14 minutes for the appetizer.
Our thoughts: This restaurant is like a favorite pair of jeans -- comfortable, casual and reliable. The food came out hot and was basic yet tasty. The server was friendly and attentive, though my sandwich was brought to the table before my friend's was. I let it sit there until her food was served rather than eat in front of her.
The sample platter chicken wings were crispy and not too greasy as were the cheese sticks. The marinara dipping sauce was a highlight and the bacon on the potato skins was thick and delicious. The roast beef in the French Dip was lean with a nice rich flavor and the bun was soft, which is how I like it. Because I wanted to take half my sandwich home, I would have preferred it be cut in half rather than in thirds. My friend thought her sandwich was "very tasty," and especially liked the thick-sliced dark rye bread that it was served on.
This is a restaurant with enough variety on its menu to please just about everyone. The nightly specials are impressive, including Monday's 13" deluxe pizza and pitcher of beer for $13.95, Sunday's cup of coffee and piece of pie for $2 and Wednesday's all-you-can eat whitefish for $8.95. The prices are very reasonable, with the most expensive entre on the menu the Chicken Alfredo pasta for $8.25. The restaurant is known for its pizza, especially the 17" Grand Finale with pepperoni, ham, salami, sausage, bacon, mushrooms and green pepper for $18.25.
Other things to know about The Glenside Pub
Hours: Monday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Friday 11 a.m. to midnight, Saturday noon to midnight and Sunday noon to 11 p.m.
Credit cards: Yes, all major
Alcohol: Yes
Dress code: Casual
Reservations: Available, but not required.
Wheelchair accessible: Yes
Contact them: Call 231-759-8525 or visit www.glensidepub.net.
Know a great place to dine out? Email MLive and the Muskegon Chronicle at firstname.lastname@example.com.


text: I just purchased a 44 mag Ruger Redhawk - whoopee! I believe the previous owner was a little old lady who only shot it on Sundays while on her way to church (a total of two blocks travel time). It appears to be in almost pristine condition and I'm anxious to shoot it this weekend. So people, how do you like your Redhawks? I hand load so I can tailor whatever loads are comfortable and accurate. It also came with an additional set of Pachmayr presentation grips as well as the scope rings. Can you tell I'm happy!


text:
St Louis Post Dispatch Does Stump Interrupted
Needless to say, all of us at the Trib were riveted by this. Pop-up bubbles annotating speeches of elected officials? What will those original thinkers at the St. Louis Post-Dispatch think of next?
Texas Tribune donors or members may be quoted or mentioned in our stories, or may be the subject of them. For a complete list of contributors, click here.


text:
In Minnetonka Schools, we know that each child is as unique as each parent's hopes and dreams. That is why we offer Kindergarten options for families. Families may choose to enroll in our English, Chinese or Spanish Immersion Kindergarten, as well as our Ready Start K program (especially designed for 5-year olds with summer birthdays). Minnetonka offers free All-Day Kindergarten for every child. Families who desire less than a full-day schedule should meet with the school principal to discuss Part-Day Kindergarten options. Click the Kindergarten Programs button above to learn more about English, Chinese and Spanish Immersion options, as well as Ready Start Kindergarten.
Kindergarten EnrollmentMore than 95 percent of children who reside in the Minnetonka School District choose to enroll in Minnetonka's kindergarten program.
As one of the state's most sought after school districts of choice, Minnetonka also welcomes open enrollment students from more than 35 school districts in Minnesota. Families interested in open enrollment are encouraged to sign-up for open enrollment as early as possible (up to one year before their child will enter kindergarten). Our student enrollment staff is available to assist. Monica (952-401-5009) works with family last names A-L and Lori (952-401-5012) works with family last names M-Z.
Explorers Club Before and After Child Care
Minnetonka Community Education Services Explorer's Club provide on site child care at each elementary school from 6:30 am - 6:00 pm. More information about enrollment options, fee schedules, and other information is available on the Explorers webpage.
Minnetonka Public Schools is Allergy Aware from Minnetonka Public Schools on Vimeo.


text:
If you need Teen Magazine or Magazine or even Movies in MN, look no further. www.hotfrog.com showcases more than 2 Teen Magazine businesses across MN. To find more related businesses and to filter by locality, use the left navigation menu.
Minneapolis, MN
A magazine with a different look and a different message. Your message. So, what do you want from your media? You are invited to participate in a new media for a new generation - one that features real stories, real artw…
Small Business Hub
Sharing tips, ideas and advice to help grow your small business
Hotfrog AdVantage
Hotfrog AdVantage ads appear above the rest in Hotfrog feature pages. By upgrading today your ad will appear in front of potential customers before they notice your competitors.
Create your free Hotfrog business profile
Follow Hotfrog on:
Share on:
Hotfrog Small Business Hub


text:
|[TenTec] HELP: Paragon 585 FM Board
|Howard Payne <email@example.com>
|Discussion of Ten-Tec Equipment <email@example.com>
|Wed, 1 Dec 2010 18:36:37 +0000
Hi Can anyone help me? I have a Paragon 585 that has a faulty FM Board, someone has tried to fix it before i got hold of the radio, and there are some parts missing . also there are no wires pluged into the board, so i will need to know where to connect points on the fm board to the rest of the radio. I did find some circuit diagrams for this radio but after downloading them found them to be very fuzzy, and could not read what the values of most of the parts are. So can anyone help with a circuit of the FM board and a parts list for the same. Regards Howard -- 73's Howard G7LQY GQRP: 12549 Loc: IO83UO LARGE FILES TO: email@example.com _______________________________________________ TenTec mailing list firstname.lastname@example.com http://lists.contesting.com/mailman/listinfo/tentec
|<Prev in Thread]
|Current Thread
|[Next in Thread>
|Previous by Date:
|[TenTec] TenTec Digest, Vol 95, Issue 39, Don Rasmussen
|Next by Date:
|Re: [TenTec] Stealth Antennas and restricted QTHs, Stuart Rohre
|Previous by Thread:
|[TenTec] TenTec Digest, Vol 95, Issue 39, Don Rasmussen
|Next by Thread:
|Re: [TenTec] Stealth Antennas and restricted QTHs, Stuart Rohre
|[Date] [Thread] [Top] [All Lists]


text:
LEBANON TWP. — For two decades now, the township has had to test the groundwater near the firehouse on Anthony Road.
A leaky underground gas tank that was removed from the site in 1994 had contaminated the area's soil, and the township has been responsible for decontamination and testing of the groundwater there ever since.
At the Jan. 15 meeting the Township Committee accepted a proposal from Quest Environmental to continue the required testing for a fee of $20,400.
The spill site is near Fire Station 1 on Anthony Road.
The township had hoped the DEP would have let them off the hook by now, since tests have shown no contamination in neighboring wells for years. Requests to stop testing have been denied.
The contamination from the leaky gas tank had contaminated the ground down into the aquifer, spoiling the station's well water and that of a neighboring house. The township replaced both wells and installed filters and monitoring equipment to assure that the new wells' water remains potable. In addition, the state Department of Environmental Protection has required the township to maintain "testing wells," to perform lab tests on the water semiannually, and to submit an official annual report.
The Township Committee also awarded a contract for $500 regarding a spill behind the First Aid Squad Building that was paved over. Quest will do some followup work that was required.
More Hunterdon County news: .com/hunterdon • Facebook • Twitter


text:
to page content
to site navigation
Corporate Links
News Center
Contact Us
At Lubrizol, we strive to act as responsible corporate citizens. Based on the principles outlined in our corporate philosophy, we continually protect the health and safety of our employees, customers and neighbors as we support stronger, more sustainable communities.
Lubrizol provides rheology modifiers and functional polymers that can be used to formulate high clarity high efficiency fabric care systems.
Carbopol® polymers and Novethix™ L-10 polymer can be used to provide formulations with flow designed to meet the performance requirements of applications from laundry gels and pastes to non-aerosol pump spray liquids. The shear thinning rheology these rheology modifiers provide increase the product contact time enhancing the cleaning efficiency of the product on fabric. Carbopol polymers have good surfactant compatibility and will provide suspension and stabilization of insoluble ingredients.
Novethix L-10 polymer is efficient in liquid laundry systems providing high clarity and high cleaning performance. In laundry pretreatment systems, this polymer can provide unique stain removal enhancement performance.
Noverite™ functional polymers are used as sodium tripolyphosphate (STPP) replacements in laundry detergents. These polymers provide detergent builder functionality in laundry powder systems.
© 1995-
Site Map | Terms of Use | Privacy Statement | MyLubrizol.com


text:
DETROIT -- Tigers rookie Kyle Lobstein did his job Thursday afternoon. He did it so well, in fact, that it likely cost him his spot on Detroit's roster.
In an effort to bolster their bullpen, the Tigers optioned Lobstein to Triple-A Toledo moments after the 25-year-old rookie finished his first career start in the majors and helped the Tigers pull out a 3-2 win over the New York Yankees.
The move opened a spot for right-handed reliever Evan Reed, who will have his contract purchased from Triple-A Toledo before Detroit's series opener in Chicago.
With Lobstein unavailable the next several days due to a heavy workload Thursday, the Tigers elected to replace Lobstein with a fresh arm -- for now.
Lobstein understood the move was procedural. But he's expected to rejoin the Tigers next week when rosters expand to 40, and will likely be asked to make a second start next Tuesday.
"Any chance I can get, no matter what the situation is or whatever the role is, I just want to be able to help them out," Lobstein said.
The Tigers are scheduled to play eight games in the next seven days on the road, and could have trouble keeping arms fresh in the bullpen, which played a role in their decision to send Lobstein back to Toledo and bring back Reed.
It will mark the second stint in the majors this season for Reed, who was designated for assignment in mid-June. He cleared waivers and was outrighted to Triple-A Toledo where he had a 4.24 ERA and 26 strikeouts in 23 1/3 innings.
In order to add Reed to the roster, the Tigers will need to make a corresponding move to their 40-man roster, which they're expected to announce Friday.
"I'm still on a pretty big high right now, from the game," Lobstein said. "I'm still excited, giddy. There's no hard feelings, or anything like that."
Making his second career appearance in the majors, Lobstein was exactly what the Tigers needed Thursday when he worked six solid innings of two-run ball.
He retired eight of the first nine batters he faced and helped take pressure off Detroit's bullpen, which combined to eat seven innings the night before.
"He was outstanding, he threw strikes for the most part, they put the ball in play, he got outs," Ausmus said. "I'll take six innings and two runs from just about anyone, but I'll take that from Kyle Lobstein every time out."
-- Download the Detroit Tigers on MLive app for iPhone and Android.
-- Like MLive's Detroit Tigers Facebook page.


text:
Led by individual winner McKenna Valley, Fenton placed four skiers in the top five in claiming a divisional victory at Mt. Holly.
Valley posted a time of 1 minute, 2.42 seconds on the slalom course, almost three seconds quicker than second-place Lauren Rhoads (1:05.24), also of Fenton.
Flint Powers Catholic's Lauren Neumann nabbed third at 1:05.59, with the Fenton duo of Caitlin Wiley and Kelley McKay taking fourth and fifth, respectively.
Grand Blanc, which finished second out of five teams, boasted sixth-place Amanda Ulrich as its top performer.
Host Holly-Oxford came in third in the team competition.


text:
From IcehouseOrg
Designer Designed by Dale Newfield
Max. Players 1
Max. Playing Time 5 minutes
Min. Players 1
Min. Playing Time 1 minute
Name Solace
Other Equipment none
Random Chance In setup only
Rules Complexity Low
Sets 5
Setup Time 2 minutes
Stashes 2 (3 for Solace II)
Strategy Depth Moderate
Description patience puzzle for one
Additional Mechanic Set collection +
Primary Mechanic Stacking +
Categories 2HOUSE +, 2 stashes +, Solitaire +, Stacking +


text:
- News
- Calendar
- Blogs
- Sports
- Entertainment
- Business
- Lifestyles
- Community
- Opinion
- About Us
- Classifieds
- Coupons
- Local Savings
- Green Editions
- Legal Notices
- Weekly Ads
Connect with Us
Gardner named Volunteer of Month for June for volunteer work at Providence
MARYSVILLE — Marysville Mayor Jon Nehring is proud to honor Diane Gardner as Volunteer of the Month for June for her countless volunteer hours and leadership through the Patient Link Program at Providence Regional Medical Center in Everett.
"Diane has a lot invested in Providence, and the time, effort and compassion she gives are indispensable to the Providence family in its mission to provide compassionate care," Nehring said at a recent Marysville City Council meeting, where Gardner was honored. "We applaud her for her work at the hospital, and for all she does in her community."
One day a week, Gardner participates in the Patient Link Program. Her time involves visiting all patients who have been admitted to the hospital within the prior 24 hours of her scheduled start.
According to Nehring, visiting with patients gives Gardner the opportunity to apply excellent communication skills and an endless supply of compassion to work for sick people, at a time when they need it most.
Her extra hospital volunteer time is devoted to orienting all new volunteers to the hospital by teaching a three-hour class monthly or bi-monthly. She played a key role in developing the content of the program.
Gardner also devotes time to train individual volunteers in the Rounding Program, the volunteer group that replenishes name labels in patient charts and offers patients reading materials or other items to make them feel more comfortable within a hospital environment, Nehring said.
Gardner was recently chosen to lead a tour for special need students who might be able to volunteer in selected areas of the hospital. Currently, along with hospital leadership, she is developing the orientation program for high school students who volunteer during the summer.
Volunteer department leaders recently honored Gardner for assisting them last year with the orientation development and implementation of the program for the new wing of the hospital, said Nehring. The project involved many hours, including visits to the new wing as it was being completed.
In April of this year, Gardner became a recipient of a "Spirit of Volunteering Award" at the annual Volunteer Recognition Dinner.
Away from the hospital, Gardner volunteers her time by substitute-teaching in her church's Bible class, donating blood at the blood bank and serving food once a month for the Salvation Army.
Nehring shared words at the Council award presentation from a high school project that profiled Gardner, written by her granddaughter, who described her grandmother as a woman of strength and wisdom, a great storyteller with plenty of youthful drive, and an expert bread baker in her limited spare time.
On behalf of Gardner, Nehring encouraged community members to consider joining the volunteer group by contacting the Volunteer Department at Providence, to "make a positive impact."
Latest news, top stories, and community events,
delivered to your inbox.
Trending Stories Oct 15 - Oct 22
Read the Oct 22
Green Edition
Browse the print edition page by page, including stories and ads.
Browse the archives.


text:
Android phones use ActiveSync with the Exchange option to synchronize with Webmail Plus.
- Open phone settings and select the Accounts or Accounts and sync section. Choose Add an Account.
- Choose Corporate or Corporate Sync. Some phones may call this Exchange or Active Sync.
- Enter your email@example.com email address and your Bronco NetID password and click Next.
- In the Account Setup Wizard, enter the following:
Domain\username: \your Bronco NetID (e.g. \jbronco)
(if your phone has the domain and username as separate fields, leave domain blank and enter only your Bronco NetID)
Password: your Bronco NetID password
Server: webmail.wmich.edu
Use Secure Connection (SSL): checked
- Click Next and you will receive a Remote Security Administration notice. This allows Webmail Plus to remotely wipe email from your phone in case it is lost or stolen. Select OK to continue.
- You will see the Account settings screen. Using the default settings is fine, but you may feel free to change them if desired.
- Click Activate on the Activate device administrator screen.
- Your device may require a PIN or Password. Select the appropriate option and create one, then click Continue.
- Give your account a name and click Next.
- Setup is now complete.


text:
Find The Library
Find the Library
To find the NUI Galway campus, you can take a look at the Campus location page here.
For parking information, and where to find Pay & Display spaces, please consult the Carparks Map.
If you have a parking space reserved then please consult the Reserved Parking Guide for location details.
If you're not sure how to find the Library on campus, you can view the Interactive Campus Map, or have a look at this picture of the Library on Campus


text:
|[Towertalk] dipole/sloper affect on HF beam
|firstname.lastname@example.com (Dave Dunbar, N0RQ)
|Mon, 29 Jul 2002 17:05:04 -0500
I'm getting ready for my first tower and beam (!), and have a number of = questions, but here is one... How much adverse affect will a sloper and/or a dipole or two have on a = medium tribander??? The tower is a Trylon T600, 64', and at 65-66' = there will be a Force 12 XR-5, and 8' above that an M2 6m beam. I'd = like to hang a few wire antennas, but they are a lower priority than the = beam, and I certainly don't want to harm the performance of the XR-5. I = don't plan to go above about 45 or 50' with them. If needed, I could = put the dipoles off in the tall trees in the other direction, but of = course that presents its own set of problems. (The sloper would be a = tower-fed 40/80/160 from W9INN, and the dipoles would be a W9INN 40/80 = and a 160 full-length, both fed off the side of the tower.) = Thoughts?... --=20 Dave, N0RQ email@example.com --- StripMime Report -- processed MIME parts --- multipart/alternative text/plain (text body -- kept) text/html ---
|<Prev in Thread]
|Current Thread
|[Next in Thread>
|Previous by Date:
|[Towertalk] Teflon sources, W0UN--John Brosnahan
|Next by Date:
|Fw: [Towertalk] copper strap vs aluminum strap, email@example.com
|Previous by Thread:
|[Towertalk] Rohn 55 accessories 4Sale, Sherman Leifer
|Next by Thread:
|[Towertalk] Daiwa MR-750 rotator bracket needed, <firstname.lastname@example.com (Duncan Head)
|[Date] [Thread] [Top] [All Lists]


text:
"There is an extraordinary teacher here who has embraced my autistic son. She has gone out of her way to see the greatness and potential in him. She praises him for even the simplest of accomplishments and a parent of an autistic child knows what a blessing this is."
"She has not only helped my son, she has showed me how to love him for his greatness - not his failures."
Congratulations to Mrs. McKibbon - the recipient of the golden apple award.
There were big tears in her eyes as all of Linda McKibbon's little admirers applauded for her. She's been teaching here at good shepherd preschool for 14 years and loved every minute of it.
"They're all special... each one of them has a story and you have to remember that" says Linda McKibbon.
5-year-old Jackson Eaken's mom wrote the nominating letter.. she says her son is a different child today because of Linda.
"here he is talking, going to school, loving school, making friends, so it's made, you know, just a huge impact on my life, too." says Jodie Eaken, mother of Jackson.
"He's very sensory... he doesn't like to hold people's hands or to be touched - be held. so I do it even more because I know he needs to get used to that and the day he reached over and grabbed my hand to walk down the hall was the greatest moment I had this year," says Linda McKibbon.
What are your thoughts CLICK HERE to leave us a "QUESTION OF THE DAY" comment.
© Copyright 2016, A Quincy Media broadcasting station. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1591364830882638581.post7186196715750984085..comments2016-10-23T16:50:15.217+01:00Comments on The Bottom of the Ironing Basket: C'mon Monday....Let's Do This!simone email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1591364830882638581.post-33855906430937263092012-11-06T23:47:52.422+00:002012-11-06T23:47:52.422+00:00Beautiful quotes Simone ~ love them all! xo Just ...Beautiful quotes Simone ~ love them all! xo Just read your cookie post ~ they sound scrumptious!Lorihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1591364830882638581.post-58002800806391026512012-11-05T11:49:25.605+00:002012-11-05T11:49:25.605+00:00ahh mondays! i love them. and all these quotes are...ahh mondays! i love them. and all these quotes are perfect for a monday simone :) CANT wait to be back in london btw!!

(also, i would still love to do that london guest post for you if thats ok? I've got it pretty much finished..so can send it to you if it's still relevant? let me know :) xxxSophiehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-1591364830882638581.post-17297198381896151222012-11-05T11:44:24.380+00:002012-11-05T11:44:24.380+00:00This is just great for a Monday. Love the quotes. ...This is just great for a Monday.
Love the quotes. I am always early and always try to be one jump ahead. I am telling Renee (Daughter)we have to do everything today as Snow and Ice are in the forcast.
yvonneLa Petite Galleryhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
The cost of college has been getting higher and higher over the years. Students are now submerged in debt that they spend their lives and careers trying to erase. Parents of a baby born today would have to save $385 a month in order to afford housing and tuition at the average state school, according to Kent Smetters, professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School. If you don't start saving until the child is in middle school, the required monthly savings amount jumps to $780. (source) I don't know about you but I don't have an extra anything hanging around.
- Start Early – The earlier you start the more you'll save. That's just the simple mathematical truth.
- 529 College Savings Plan – A 529 Plan is an education savings plan operated by a state or educational institution designed to help families set aside funds for future college costs. It offers some great tax benefits.
- Get your kids saving – Teaching your child to start saving early is a must. There are some great ways to do this but the point is to do it. Some families start early for this purpose. The money they save goes to college or even an automobile when they can drive. Imagine your relief if your children can save for everything themselves.
- Make it a habit – If you get yourself used to setting aside money for savings then it will be much easier every year. Even families that live paycheck to paycheck should try to set aside what you can. A little amount is better than nothing.
- Have a smart kid (or an athlete) – Students that work hard, graduate early and with high achievements are more likely to receive scholarships. My sister graduated at the age of 16 and received a few thousand dollars from local businesses to attend college. If your child is good at a sport or other performing arts taken seek out the scholarship options.
- Prepay – Some schools allow you to prepay your child's tuition. It's becoming more rare because as rates increase schools want to make their money. But if you are sure your child will go to a state school then it could be very beneficial because you lock in the rates of today instead of when they enter into college. Just beware, if your child doesn't end up going to the state school you may not get all of your money back or be paying high cancellation fees for withdrawal.
- Upromise – Upromise is a fantastic and easy way to save money for college. Register your store cards (Publix, CVS, Kroger, etc.) to receive store rebates. Register your debit and credit cards and when you eat at participating restaurants you'll earn a percentage back. The more you eat out the more your percentage rises. Shop online through the Upromise site to earn cash bak on your purchases. You can even invite the friends and family to pitch in. They can register their cards and give you everything they earn. It's SO easy.
- Custodial Accounts – These are account that you set up in your child's name that you can control. We've recently set up a custodial account for our oldest. We've emptied her piggy banks and birthday card money into this account. It earns interest each month and one day she'll have
- Coverdell education savings accounts (ESA) – Coverdell ESAs function very much like an IRA but for education, not retirement purposes. You make a contribution of up to $2,000 a year with post-tax dollars. The money grows tax-free, and neither the contribution nor the interest is taxed when you make a withdrawal, as long as you use it for education purposes.
- IRA and Roth IRA accounts – Traditional IRAs come in two forms — deductible and nondeductible. With the deductible IRA, your annual contributions are tax deductible, but when you withdraw money from the account, you'll be taxed on both your contributions and your earnings. With the Roth IRA, your contributions are not tax deductible, but your earnings are tax-free if you withdraw them after the required five-year holding period and use the money for qualified expenses such your child's college tuition.
Hopefully these tips will get your in the right direction. Even if you'd like to start small with something like Upromise just remember that at least you're doing something!
This information sourced from Genworth Financial and myself.


text:
UConn commit Quinn Thompson of Edinboro (Pa.) General McLane already has two games behind him this season. In the meantime he has been paying attention to the UConn season and has talked to the st...
Thompson planning to visit
Premium Content
Subscribe today to read the full article and get everything Rivals has to offer.
- Member-only message boards
- Exclusive highlights and recruiting interviews
- Exclusive coverage of Rivals Camp Series
- Breaking recruiting news