text:
Home List of Titles Modelling of elastic constants of plasma spray deposits with spheroid-shaped voids
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/41649
- Title
- Modelling of elastic constants of plasma spray deposits with spheroid-shaped voids
- Author(s)
- Leigh, Sang Ha; Lee, Gyu Chang; Berndt, C. C.
- Abstract
- The five independent elastic constants of plasma spray deposits were calculated from constitutive equations and the microstructural information (void aspect ratios and porosity) were gained from stereological analysis. The voids within the deposit were assumed to be a spheroidal shape. The structure of the deposit was considered to be transversely isotropic with respect to the spray direction, which requires five independent elastic constants of a stiffness tensor. Solid mechanics models containing spheroid-shape voids were applied to obtain the five independent elastic constants of the deposits. The calculated elastic constants were compared to the experimentally determined values.
- Publication type
- Conference paper
- Source
- Thermal spray: meeting the challenges of the 21st century: proceedings of the 15th International Thermal Spray Conference, Nice, France, 25-29 May, 1998 / Christian Coddet (ed.), Vol. 1, pp. 587-592
- Publication year
- 1998
- Keyword(s)
- Aspect ratio; Elastic moduli; Mathematical models; Microstructure; Plasma spraying; Porosity; Porous materials; Spheroid-shaped voids; Stereological analysis; Stiffness matrix; Strain; Stress analysis; Tensors; Thermal spray deposits
- Publisher
- ASM International
- 9780871706591, 0871706598
- Publisher URL
- none
- Peer reviewed


text:
What is a taco? It's a tortilla, folded or rolled, filled with… anythingIt's that "anything" what allows their infinite variety: from those prepared for parties to those ones you eat at home any given day, escaping to the kitchen during a commercial break on television and taking a tortilla, adding just salt, rolling it and… that's it, mouth at work. There is only one rule regarding the tacos: they must be eaten without cutlery, just with your hands. But apart from that, everything is allowed.
There are tacos usually served at night, like the tacos al pastor. They are prepared with pork meat – marinated in vinegar and with a variety of species – placed in a "trompo" (see picture below). Expert taqueros cut slices of the cooked meat and put it on the tortilla, then they throw coriander, onion and pineapple and a spicy sauce on top. Usually, people eat tacos al pastor with friends after a concert or after the disco and maybe that's why many foreigners visitors associate the tacos al pastor with the party time in Mexico.
The secret of any taqueria is its spicy sauces. Served at the table are three or five sauces with different colors and flavors, but all spicy. The better the sauces, the greater the tacos.
There are other tacos served at lunch (in Mexico, at 2 or 3 pm) such as tacos de
guisados, which are a simplified version of a real meal. Tacos de guisados are often served on places in the street where you can eat standing up and move on. While the logistics are easier than in a restaurant, the filling of those tacos can be anything you would eat on a plate and sitting at the table. It is common to find in those places people who work in banks or offices and are making a quickly lunch. You know, sauce is enemy number one of ties (because of the stains) so the office workers hide theirs into the shirt or thrown them to their
backs but they are never really safe from the stain-in-the-tie mark.
There are also the tacos most commonly eaten in college (or at least in the Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, UNAM, where I studied): tacos de canasta. They're filled with bean, potato or marinated meat, they're prepared in hundreds and placed in huge baskets.
Because they are all stacked, they keep warm for a long time. Vendors place the basket on a bicycle and go through the whole university. These tacos are cheap and very tasty, so they're really popular among students. I still love them.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
An Iowa man who lied about his Army record has been given prison for health care fraud.
Federal prosecutors say 53-year-old Jeffrey Kepler, of Altoona, was sentenced Thursday to a year and a day. He'd pleaded guilty in September.
Prosecutors say Kepler had submitted a falsified discharge form to the Veterans Affairs medical center in Des Moines in August 2007. The form said Kepler had served between January 1977 and August 1979 and received medals for valor, including a Silver Star and Purple Heart.
Prosecutors say Kepler received more than $100,000 in health benefits as a result of his deception. He also filed for disability benefits but was caught.
Prosecutors say Kepler served only 27 days in the Army in 1986 and was discharged for not meeting medical fitness standards.


text:
Traffic crashes kill 40 in January
2013 totals up three from five-year average
Published On: Feb 10 2013 02:17:02 AM CST
Wisconsin transportation officials said traffic deaths were up slightly in January, and they're calling for drivers to pay more attention.
Forty people died in traffic crashes during the month, three more than the five-year average.
Traffic deaths last year were up 6 percent from the year before.
State transportation officials said drivers should avoid eating, making phone calls, or looking around for items while they're moving -- especially on wintry roads.
Copyright 2013 by The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Because Knetbooks knows college students. Our rental program is designed to save you time and money. Whether you need a textbook for a semester, quarter or even a summer session, we have an option for you. Simply select a rental period, enter your information and your book will be on its way!
95% of Introductory Statistics students will never take another statistics course. What do you want to learn?
Discover the Power of Real Data
Mario Triola remains the market-leading statistics author by engaging readers of each edition with an abundance of real data in the examples, applications, and exercises. Statistics is all around us, and Triola helps readers understand how this course will impact their lives beyond the classroom–as consumers, citizens, and professionals.
Essentials of Statistics, Fourth Edition is a more economical and streamlined introductory statistics text. Drawn from Triola's Elementary Statistics, Eleventh Edition, this text provides the same student-friendly approach with material presented in a real-world context.
The Fourth Edition contains more than 1,700 exercises (18% more than the previous edition); 89% are new and 81% use real data. The book also contains hundreds of examples; 86% are new and 92% use real data. By analyzing real data, readers are able to connect abstract concepts to the world at large, teaching them to think statistically and apply their conceptual understanding using the same methods that professional statisticians employ.
Datasets and other resources (where applicable) for this book are available here.


text: I usually pump once a day to save for freezer stash. I usually pump after one of his afternoon feedings but this week he has been cluster feeding/eating for 3.5 hours in the evening (today in the morning). He will be 3 weeks old on saturday, so i think it is just normal for age but I was wondering if it was because of my pumping? I'm I hurting his supply by pumping? Do I need to pump everyday so that my supply doesn't suffer or is it ok to skip sometimes since its technically an extra feeding not in place of one?


text:
We did black-eyed peas last night...HUGE hit!! Woohoo! I prepared them with a soup bone (i used lamb), garlic and shallots.
We did black-eyed peas last night...HUGE hit!! Woohoo! I prepared them with a soup bone (i used lamb), garlic and shallots.
Age: 9 months and 2 weeks (4/12/06)
First food: bananas.
What he eats:
sweet potatoes
squash (different varities)
pumpkin (LOVES this)
green beans
lima beans
black eyed peas
roast beef
carrots (only when hidden in with something else, HATES them on their own)
Rice and chicken cassarole
Wee-Wah stew (our own invention, don't ask about the name) ground beef, potatoes, carrots, peas and celery with veggie stock.
Teething cookies (my own homemade recepie)
Crackers (he likes ritz)
We are going to introduce yogurt in a couple of weeks but other than that have advoided all dairy.
What an awesome thread!!! I feel like I run out of ideas and am feeding him the same thing all the time, some of your ideas were so great...but I have no idea what to do with a squash or how to cook it, help anyone?
age: 12.5 mos
started: 9 mos
first foods: I dont really remember because we did the self feed method where we offered him what we were eating as soon as he could pick things up and he would just play with it...then one day he started putting it in his mouth and spitting it back out, then one day he ate it! I do remember him eating watermelon very early on and also sweet potatoes and prunes (loved those!).
Other foods:
Kashi O's*
Apples*(sauce too)
Oranges (just recently-loved em!)
Pineapple! (loves it!!)
Strawberries (I heard after the fact that berries arent good because of
allergies or something, but he absolutely loves berries and there have been no side effects)
Blackberries (he eats these frozen! )
Ground beef
Ground venison (loves it!)
Chicken (has a hard time chewing it)
Salmon (tonight for the first time, loved it!)
Green beans
Tomatoes (uncooked, cooked, pureed, soup, pasta sauce, etc)
kale (I chop it up and cook it in the ground meat and he loves it)
Corn (I make corn bread and he likes that)
Romaine lettuce (devoured it the first time, hasn't touched it since )
Broccoli (picks at it)
Brown rice
Wheat pasta
And tons of other stuff, but those are the things he eats the most! We have a really hard time getting veggies into him so tonight we bought this new V8 Fusion juice that 100% juice with no sugar added to it and each 8 oz glass is 4 oz of veggies and 4 oz of fruit. We bought the tangerine one that has sweet potatoes, squash, carrots, yellow tomatoes, tangerines, pineapple, and white grape juices. He LOVED it!!! (and i didn't think it was so bad either )
Melanie, what kind of squash, specifically?
Great thread
How old?
10 months 1 week 3 days
When did you start?
5 months 1 week (approx). I gave her small helpings of rice cereal, but it was not a consistant thing (every other few days or so). She just appeared very ready, and she took to it like a champ. She really began at 6 months.
First Food?
Besides cereal, Pear.
What else have you given?
I switched from rice cereal to "organic oatmeal and rice" cereal (she loved it). I gave her all the jarred foods to try every 3 days. I started with fruits and veggies, then promoted her to meat. During that time aside from jarred food, she tried:
HoneyDew Melon
Sweet Potato
I was a bit scared to try self feeding, cause her gagging scared me. So the first "hold onto" fruit I gave was a Pear in whole at 8 months where all she did was gum and scrape it with her two little bottom teeth. She loved doing this but I didn't introduce self feeding until almost 10 months.
I started to notice her cereal and mushy jarred foods seemed boring, so I took the plunge almost all at once and began introducing "our" foods. To teach her to chew, I started with strands of spaghetti (hand fed). She did really well. I moved onto finger foods:
little slices of pears
slightly cooked apple slices
slightly wet NutriO's
little sliced banana chunks
toast with a little butter or yogurt (but I hand fed her still)
boiled eggs (yolk only)
white potatoes
carrots (well cooked)
green beans (can- french style cut and spiced *melts in your mouth - she loves 'em)
lil ones whole milk yogurt (assorted).
Baby Mum Mum's
Arrowroot cookies (not often, & hand fed)
I'm not the type to buy weird vegetables and stick to the basics. Boring, but it works for us. With her two top teeth in, she looked so bored with her bland foods, so at a week before she turned 10 months I started mashing everything I cooked for dinner. She dove in like a pro, and we haven't looked back. Chicken is her favorite! I make dishes such as:
spaghetti (pinch of sauce for her)
chicken pies
pork chops
mac & cheese
+always veggies included.
and lots more I keep the spices to a minimum and mash everything with a fork. Being that our family dinners are different every night I no longer have the luxury to try certain foods every few days, but there is no history of allergies with any of us.. and so far, there have been no problems at all. She still eats her oatmeal and some jarred foods for lunch, and eats 3 meals a day plus snacks (dinner being the largest of meals as I still wish to breast-feed as much as she wants which is still alot). But I think the jarred food is finally phasing out of her meals as we explore new meals everyday
Last edited by okpat; January 24th, 2007 at 10:21 AM. Reason: image not showing
How old?
7 months next week
When did you start?
at 5.5 months he "stole" a banana from me and I think had some too. So I started to give a bit of banana in the am.
What else have you given?
pear- whole, very ripe. he kind of holds it by the sides and I hold it from beneath.
apple - I usually grate it with a spoon and leave the grated bit on the apple so he can hold the apple (well, not quite )
sweet potato - mashed
carrot - very nice mixed with sweet potato
orange - not sure I can give it to him but my health visitor said it's ok. He loves it so I give just a little bit.
plain organic yogurt
Great thread!!
Thank you!
If you have a Trader Joe's nearby you can buy bags of butternut squash cubes that cook up in the microwave in 5.5 minutes. They are awesome. We also buy whole acorn squash, cut it into four pieces, scoop out seeds, and put into a shallow glass dish, skin side up, filled with about 1/4 cup of water. Cover in plastic wrap and put in the microwave for about 8 minutes or so. Then I slice off the peel and chop it into chunks.
For Zucchini I chop it into chunks, season with herbs de provence and sautee in a little olive oil until soft. Same could be done with yellow squash.
We love squash!
How old? 7 months
First food ? DD stole a banana from DH at 5.5 months, but once it got to her lips she really wasn't into it, so waited 2 more weeks and offered rice cereal. DD does not seem awfully excited to eat food. She just tolerates it. She loves to drink though (just milk, not food), she gets all excited when she's about to nurse, drink from a bottle, she tries to drink out of my cup (which she absolutely loves to do)or even from a sippy cup.
Tried: (nothing too adventurous yet)
Sweet Potato
I am really terrified of choking. When did you try cheerios (or the like)? She self feeds with a spoon.
Great Thread, I love stealing other mom's ideas!!!!!!!!
If you have a Trader Joe's nearby
Oh! Trader Joe's! I so miss Trader Joe's!!! There were several where we lived in Maryland...alas...no TJ's in TN!!! So sad!! I totally crave for the dark chocolate covered pretzels...and dark chocolate covered soy nuts...oh, the list goes on and on!


text:
A Culture of Opportunities
At Sprint, we're more than just talk. We are leading the way with cutting-edge technology, like the first wireless 4G network from a national carrier in the United States and our unmatched push-to-talk service.
Sprint gives you the unique opportunity to connect people to what and who they love. We've changed the way people communicate, how they work and how they stay connected on the go.
Our services converge to give our millions of customers instant communications anytime, virtually anywhere. We're a Fortune 100 company that provides comprehensive wireless and wireline services to 93% of Fortune 500 companies.
Join Our Talent Community
Stay connected by joining our network! Enter your email and tell us a bit about yourself, and we'll keep you informed about upcoming events and opportunities that match your interests.
Search Jobs by Military Occupation Code
Featured Jobs Opportunities
View our featured positions in your area of interest by clicking on the links below.
Search Jobs by Location
Search for a career with Sprint in one of our many locations across the country.Search by Location


text:
Police say cruiser hit on Interstate 89February 20,2014
the associated press
SHARON Vermont State Police say a troopers cruiser was hit on Interstate 89 south near Sharon while the trooper had stopped to assist another vehicle.
Police say Trooper Christopher Blais had activated his emergency lights and was sitting in his cruiser just south of exit 2 Wednesday when 44-year-old Alden Hall of Lebanon, N.H., crashed into him from behind.
Police say the cruiser sustained significant rear-end damage and Halls 2010 Toyota Highlander was towed away with extensive damage as well. Trooper Blais was taken to Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Care for a precautionary evaluation but police report that Hall and the other passengers in his vehicle refused medical assistance.
Police said that winter road conditions appear to be a contributing factor in the crash.MORE IN This Just InMONTPELIER A new report from a commission that studied the cost, availability and quality of... Full StoryVermont fish hatchery changes focus, looks inland
BETHEL, Vt. Full StoryHONOLULU (AP) A group of Hawaii musicians and a Hawaiian Airlines flight attendant provided... Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
I have a new paper in moderation at arXiv. The two papers below are currently listed there:
- "Epistemological-Scientific Realism and the Onto-Relationship of Inferentially Justified and Non-Inferentially Justified Beliefs,"arXiv: 1205.2896 (May 2012)
- "Albert Einstein and Scientific Theology," arXiv: 1205.4278 (May 2012).
The multiverse hypothesis is the leading alternative to the competing fine-tuning hypothesis. The multiverse dispels many aspects of the fine-tuning argument by suggesting that there are different initial conditions in each universe, varying constants of physics, and the laws of nature lose their known arbitrary values; thus, making the previous single-universe argument from fine-tuning incredibly weak. There are four options for why a fine-tuning is either unnecessary to invoke or illusory if the multiverse hypothesis is used as an alternative explanans. Fine-tuning might be (1) illusory if life could adapt to very different conditions or if values of constants could compensate each other.read more »


text:
"Thank you for Catholic Answers Live. The material has helped me to become a better fourth grade CCD teacher."
~ Jason, Demarest, New Jersey
0 results sorted by popularity
"Since He Himself has declared and said of the bread: This is My Body, who shall dare to doubt any more?"
~ Cyril, Bishop of Jerusalem, Doctor of the Church, Saint; unambiguous on the Real Presence (circa A.D. 347).


text:
The UTEPCollege of Business Administration offers the only AACSB
Accredited business programs in the El Paso border region.
Learn how to prepare for a job interview. Students who attend will learn what to do and what not to do in an interview along with steps to stand out from everyone else.


text:
Froth Au Lait Professional Elite™ Hot Milk Frother
by Froth Au Lait | Item #: 392651 | Model #: FALN-S10 |
We're sorry, this item is not available in your selected Club. Check another Club
About this itemRapidly prepare up to 10 servings of rich, thick froth in just minutes. It's safe, easy to use and maintenance free.
Save time and money. Just pour in cold milk and press "start" to make barista quality froth in just minutes. Frother shuts off automatically when perfect froth and hot milk is ready to be served. Refresh feature reheats and re-froths milk quickly and easily. No training, no mess.
- Patented No Steam Froth Whip™ technology
- NSF approved
- 10 serving (40 oz.) capacity
- Ideal for foodservice and catering, coffee service, restaurant and hospitality applications
- Refresh feature allows milk to be re-frothed and reheated automatically
- Automatic shut-off
- 650 Watts
- 5.5 Amps
Assembled Country
Assembled Size
Component Country
USA And Imported


text:
A Pennsylvania family worried about paying for a prom dress was happily surprised by a secret prom angel.
Random act of kindness: Bride buys girl dream prom dress
Published On: Feb 25 2014 07:02:57 AM HST Updated On: Apr 30 2014 09:02:08 AM HST
The views expressed are not those of this site, this station or its affiliated companies. By posting your comments you agree to accept our terms of use.blog comments powered by Disqus


text:
"I have been listening to you on EWTN for about a year now. I left the Catholic Church 42 years ago. After many struggles during this last year, I finally went to confession on Sunday. I cannot begin to explain how excited I am to be home. Thank you so much for helping me on my journey home."
"Do as you wish; for we are Christians, and we do not sacrifice to idols."


text:
"This case is about an execution," said prosecutor Scott Bell in 2009. That's when prosecutors were trying to nail Patrick Deguair for the murder of Jermaine Duckworth.
They say Deguair shot and killed Duckworth, then pushed him off a cliff at Kaena point, because Duckworth ratted to police about an armed robbery in 2007.
Duckworth told police that he and three other men, including DeGuair, donned masks, guns, and fake DEA gear, then busted into a Maile home.
"So, he said 'DA, get on the floor!'" said the homeowner during the trial.
"The prosecution makes no reference to any other cases or any other allegations," said Bell, in court on Wednesday.
After two mistrials in the murder case, prosecutors only focused on another robbery that happened at the Aiea Que just one week after detectives found Duckworth's body on that rocky cliff side.
But there was no mention of that on Wednesday.
"Mr. Deguair has virtually no prior record," said Circuit Court Judge Glenn Kim, who sentenced Deguair to 20 years in the Aiea robbery on Wednesday, with the possibility of parole, and crediting him for time served.
Kim then denied requests by prosecutors for an extended sentence, saying, without any other major convictions to date, there was no case for it.
There is yet another trial coming up in March that prosecutors said was the incident that started it all, the home invasion involving Duckworth and Deguair.
On Wednesday, Deguair asked for a new attorney, which is a move that could delay the March trial even more.
"These three cases, from the prosecution's perspective, are all intertwined and interrelated," said Bell.
It is yet another twist, and yet another hearing, in a story, with many chapters.
"The witnesses are ready to go to trial and they've been waiting for years now," he said.


text:
Roberto Diaz Performance
Sun, 13 Jan 2013 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM2 p.m.
Recital Hall, Forbes Center for the Performing Arts
A violist of international reputation, Roberto Diaz is president and CEO of the Curtis Institute of Music. As former principal violist of the Philadelphia Orchestra, Diaz has appeared as an orchestral soloist and recitalist in major cities around the globe and has worked with many of the leading conductors of our time. For tickets, check http://www.jmu.edu/jmuarts/events/011313_roberto.shtml or call (540) 568-7000.
- Dec 6: - Mar 11: "Observe Our Library" Exhibition
- Dec 7: - Jan 25: "Hunger in Harrisonburg" Exhibition
- Jan 13: - Mar 31: Prism Gallery Exhibition


text:
Email:[email protected]
Call Toll-Free:888.493.8898
Hours (CST):8am-7pm M-Th | 8am-5pm Fri | 10am-3pm Sat
0 Items In Stock
Call for best price
Add FREE Crackler to Cart on Next Page(Use Promo Code FFCSI)
Your browser does not support the audio element.
Play Sound | Pause
Estimated Availability Date is December 14. Limited Quantities! Click here to view a similar fireplace that is in stock.
free shipping
Shipping Information
Ships via Federal Express.
The Windsor Wall or Corner Electric Fireplace Media Cabinet in Antique Cherry - 23DE9047-PC81 ships
ask an expert
easy returns
(based on 71 reviews)
Ratings Distribution
5 Stars
4 Stars
3 Stars
2 Stars
1 Stars
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Best Uses
Reviewed by 71 customers
Displaying reviews 21-30
Back to top
« Previous | Next »
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Nice piece of furniture!
By Jeff B
from New Kensington, PA.
About Me Midrange Shopper
Comments about ClassicFlame Windsor Wall or Corner Electric Fireplace Media Cabinet in Antique Cherry - 23DE9047-PC81:
I received the fireplace 3 days after ordering. It took me 2.5 hours to build the furniture and I wasn't feeling good at the time (bronchitis). I thought that was pretty reasonable. Easy to follow directions. My wife and I love it. Plenty of storage that will hide the contents. Had many compliments over the holidays from friends and relatives. Overall....I'm happy and not second guessing this purchase. Very good price!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Was this review helpful? Yes / No
- You may also flag this review
Comment on this review
Great Product
By Brian
from Acushnet,Ma.
Very pleased
Love my new fireplace.
By Sis
from Pottersville,New York
About Me Budget Shopper
I love the looks of my fireplace and it helps take the chill off on cold nights
(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
Easy to build up and a realistic flame
By Retired and loving it
from Southport NC
It provides a great ambience in our bedroom as it supports the TV and holds the Blueray player and sound system
Images shared by Retired and loving it
Bedroom Installation
(1 of 2 customers found this review helpful)
We would buy this product again
By Shorty
from Statesville , NC
We use this as a tv stand for our 50" and it fits great. It knocks the chill off our livingroom without having to turn our regular heat up.It looks great, was time consuming to put together but not hard..everything was labled and expland. We did have to wait to recieve it( about 2wks maybe longer)but when we did recieve it...the packaging was great and nothing was damaged.
Beautiful and Functional Addition
By PR Prof
from Charlotte, NC
This unit has been a superb addition to our home. It's a very nice piece of furniture that complements our design. It's highly functional, and the flame (at least on the lowest setting) is quite convincing. Having the corner extension actually improved the sound quality of our TV because now the sound is not disappearing into a cavernous corner but is being reflected into the room. Others have commented on the noise, but I have not found that to be an issue at all; the fan that accompanies the heating function makes a bit of noise, but it's not significant at all. Construction is sound, but the assembly instructions were not at all well matched to the item -- some parts had obviously changed since the instructions were printed. Still, it was not difficult to discern and work around those erroneous instructions. The heating feature would be adequate for a small room (say, 12x12 feet), but does not have much of an impact on a larger family room. Overall, it was an excellent purchase and a very good value. We receive lots of compliments.
Images shared by PR Prof
Lowest flame setting
Tags: Using Product, Picture of Product
Don't miss this item - simply wonderful.
By Linda
from Minneapolis, MN
I love this GIFT TO ME. I use it every evening and it is just perfect, so realistic without the hassel of wood etc. Many people have also enjoyed a "evening by the fire" - so peaceful and relaxing.
Great purchase !
By Jim
from Boston
Product assembly was easy, instructions very clear.Fireplace very quiet, good producer of heat.Wife is very happy, say no more ...
Fireplace media unit exceptional buy!
By Grandpa Bill
from Metairie, La.
This unit fits ideally in our bedroom. The view of the flames from our bed is fabulous. Set-up took 3 hours with assistance from my 13-year old granddaughter. I don't often use the term "excellent" but this unit truly is, and it's also just beautiful. Well worth the money.
(4 of 4 customers found this review helpful)
An impressive unit!
By bvh1234
from Albany, NY
We use this fireplace for some extra living room heat if we do not want the furnace on. It is very attractive, well constructed. The assembly instructions could be somewhat clearer (pay attention the the orientation of things in the diagrams) but on the whole not too bad. It took me 4 hours to put unit together. I was NOT rushing.Our DVD player, DVR fit nicely in the unit. Pay attention to your components dimensions, the depth of the shelf in about 13", so allow for wires etc. We purchased a new DVD player as the old one was .5" to deep. Not a bit deal. It is a great piece of furniture, attractive, functional......we did not use the "corner" option. I would most assuredly purchase another one if we needed same. A+++++
This ClassicFlame product includes a 1 Year limited warranty. Click here for Warranty Details or to Register your product.


text:
Re: Official G.G. Raceday Points Club
Tony Stewart #14
Kevin Harvick #29
Kasey Kahne #5
I wasn't able to post below the last list as the webmaster said 3 quotes had already been used.
Thank you to those who took a step forward to save the rest who stand still.


text:
Skip to comments.More Abu Ghraib Images Could Harm Troops, Official Says
Posted on 02/15/2006 5:03:47 PM PST by SandRat
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15, 2006 Publicizing more images depicting alleged abuse of detainees at Iraqi's Abu Ghraib prison could bring harm to U.S. servicemembers, a senior Defense Department official said here today. The release of more Abu Ghraib images "could only further inflame and possibly incite unnecessary violence in the world and would endanger our military men and women that are serving in places around the world," DoD spokesman Bryan Whitman told Pentagon reporters.
"The abuses at Abu Ghraib have been fully investigated," Whitman said. "As you know, it's been the policy of this department - it has been and continues to be - that all detainees in our custody will be treated humanely."
Previously unpublished still and video images of alleged abuse of Iraqis held at Abu Ghraib prison were broadcast today on Australian television, according to media reports.
Whitman said he was aware of the reports, but noted he hasn't seen or evaluated the images in question.
"If we have something else to put out on this, we will," he told reporters.
Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld has apologized to Iraqis who were abused by U.S. military members at Abu Ghraib. The secretary also has commented about the existence of additional, unpublished, still and video images that depict alleged abuse at Abu Ghraib.
There "are many more photographs and indeed, some videos," Rumsfeld told legislators during a May 2004 Senate hearing. Some members of Congress have viewed those images, which are said to be especially graphic.
Whitman said more than 25 people of both enlisted and commissioned rank were held accountable for criminal acts and other misconduct associated with prisoner abuse at Abu Ghraib.
Army Spc. Joseph Darby brought the issue to the attention of U.S. authorities when he delivered digital images depicting the alleged crimes to a military detective at the prison in January 2004. The scandal erupted publicly in May that year.
"The images that were brought to the attention of the chain of command at Abu Ghraib were images that were part of the investigations and the prosecutions that occurred," Whitman said. He added he didn't have any specific information whether the images broadcast on Australian television were part of the group of Darby-provided images.
Whitman said some U.S. citizens have filed litigation under the Freedom of Information Act to obtain access to some 70 previously unpublished Abu Ghraib-related images.
The Abu Ghraib scandal prompted DoD to launch a comprehensive review of its worldwide detention operations, Whitman said. That review, he said, produced 600 separate criminal investigations and 200 prosecutions.
"When there have been abuses, this department has acted upon them promptly, investigated them thoroughly and, where appropriate, prosecuted individuals," Whitman said.
I'm guessing this leaked out from the charming wife of Charles Gainer, the sadistic ringleader.
Wasn't she on Chris Matthews saying how her dear husband was innocent. Probably released for revenge and she needed the money. That's just my guess.
Why is it that the MSM are so hot to publish these pictures but lack the guts to print cartoons?
Congress authorized the invasion of Iraq, but I'm not sure if we are officially in a state of war. The U.S. has gotten out of the habit of officially declaring war since the opening of the Second World War.
Maybe we should return to that practice, although the war against Islamic terrorism is an irregular kind of situation. But I agree. We need to revive the legitimacy of charges for treason, desertion in time of war, and all of the rest of the time-honored practices that our country followed in the past.
Sulzberger should be in jail for life. Keller should be in jail for life. The reporter and editors of Newsweak should be in jail for life for their false report on koran flushing. These often false and misleading reports have led to many deaths, kidnappings, bombings, and murders against us and our allies, and the people responsible for them should be punished.
And now we have Al Gore over in Saudi Arabia, being generously paid with Arab oil money to tell an Arab audience that the United States and its people discriminate against Arabs. Nice.
The MSM are the biggest hypocrites I've ever seen. In fact, they are more than hypocrites...they are provocateurs. Many of them won't publish the cartoons for fear of a Muslim backlash (or personal threats to themselves)...yet they will gladly show these photos to the world knowing what it will do.
These are the same people who dared to chastize the administration for showing some pictures of Iraqis in custody at the start of the war; or, Saddam's dead sons, claiming that it was humiliating, and an abuse of the Geneva Convention.
Yet, here they are wanting to show captured Muslims in the most humiliating of circumstances, knowing full well that it will endanger US soldiers and only create more anti-Americanism. Just like the flushing-Koran story, the media will do anything that advances their anti-war/Bush agenda, even if it means endagering us all.
I just saw the still photos on yahoo. I'm still looking for proof of torture. What I saw were lots of guys being forced to sit, stand and bend over while wearing their birthday suits. They were not being tortured, however.
I saw a guy with a cut across his throat. No context as to how, when or why he had a cut there.
I saw a guy with burns on his forearm. Who burned him? Did he burn himself? Did one of his IED's go off when he was too close to it? We don't know.
And absolutely no indication is given as to why these vermin are in Abu Ghraib. What acts of sadism, terror and murder did they commit on our troops or on innocent Iraqi civilians, before they were made to stand with bags on their head.
More stinkin' underware and sex scenes. Such torture.
So the media published Abu Graib photos, knowing the Muslim outrage would be directed at our soldiers.
But the same media won't publish photos of cartoons because the Muslim outrage would be directed at them. The media.
I will give that question a shot. Because the tolerant muzzies will exterminate them.
Thank God they arent publishing cartoons of the Prophet!
"Why is it that the MSM are so hot to publish these pictures but lack the guts to print cartoons?"
Because they want to feed the current rage and channel it in the right direction. They don't want it to backfire against themselves.
I see you visit the same BDSM sites I do.
Heh, if only it were a BDSM site. That would make my day.
Don't post those again.
CNN is not showing the negative caricatures of the likeness of the Prophet Mohammed because the network believes its role is to cover the events surrounding the publication of the cartoons while not unnecessarily adding fuel to the controversy itself.
Absolutely. The MSM doesnt care if they harm American troops since theyre on the side of the terrorists. Fox News tonight revealed that the new images are related to the original images released during the initial Abu Graihb scandal and the troops implicated were in the process of being prosecuted. So heres the question: IF THEY COVER THIS OLD STORY, WHY WONT THEY COVER AL GORE IN SAUDI ARABIA TALKING ABOUT ARABS BEING ROUNDED UP AND HELD IN "DEPLORABLE" CONDITIONS? MSM: please respond.....
That's exactly what it looked like to me. You see idiots doing the same thing every week on "Cops." They bang their heads against the squad car window, then claim police brutality.
Jimmuh brought us the MEOW
MSM does not hesitate to publish these photos, but will not publish the Muslim cartoons. What a bunch of hypocrites!
Oh I fully undertand that they are anti-Military, anti-War, anti-Democracy, anti-American and fully support the Socialist Revolution. We need the 1918 Sedition Act back in force or at least GW to follow the Lincoln model and lock these scum up.
Your response is a perfect descripition of both an abject craven coward and an anti-American.
because they would point out the treasonous duplicity of themselves and the VP All Bore On as well as the entire left.
Precisely why the MSM is so thrilled to ressurrect this issue.
The lsm must have a list they refer to every few days ...
hmm-mm, polls showing the American people WANT wiretapping, the Cheney thing isn't going anywhere, Patriot Act renewed - time to trot out some other non-issue, never mind whether it endangers our wonderful troops or not.
I try to pray for the liberal media's destruction everyday.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.


text:
Central students show off what the school has to offer with a video they hope goes viral.
Students packed the auditorium Wednesday to see the final product of a school-wide lip dub. It features students walking around, lip synching, passing a number of clubs and organizations throughout the building.
They filmed it about a month ago and did it in only three takes.
Students involved say it was a great opportunity to show their school pride. "This was a really fun time to come together as a school, and the energy was really great in the film and also in the auditorium," said senior Hannah Fernandes.
"I really liked watching everyone like all of my friends and seeing what everyone is going on in the school, like seeing all the clubs and sports, some things you just don't even realize is happening here," said senior Aron Klos.
The full video is on YouTube. Just search for La Crosse Central Lip Dub.


text:
Welcome to The Echo Chamber ProjectAbout | EchoChamberProject
The Echo Chamber Project is an open source, investigative documentary about how the television news media became an uncritical echo chamber to the Executive Branch leading up to the war in Iraq.
By developing collaborative techniques for producing this film, then this project can potentially provide some solutions for incorporating a broader range of voices and perspectives into the mainstream media.
* Here's the Plan for How to Implement Collaborative Filmmaking
* Get involved by starting to listen to individual Audio Interviews or by subscribing to the Audio or All Media feed.
* Also start reading through the transcripts of the 86 interviews conducted so far.
* There are also other ways to volunteer and help out the project
* You can find the latest updates on the blog
* Some interesting press pieces can be found in this pre-preproduction cover story, this conversation with Madge Weinstein and this story & interview by Robin Good.
* More information About The Echo Chamber Project
* Here's more info about Kent Bye
* CONTACT: firstname.lastname@example.com ...
» read more | 18 comments
Echo Chamber Project Receives A $55,000 GrantSubmitted by kentbye on Fri, 2007-01-05 19:45. About | EchoChamberProject
I'm happy to report that through a series of connections that The Echo Chamber Project has received a $55,000 grant for the next year of operations. Below is the text of the four-page grant that I submitted to the foundation, who prefers to remain anonymous.
I am also pleased to report that I have made it past the first round of the Knight Brothers 21st Century News Challenge competition, and am in the process of submitting a full proposal.
The Echo Chamber Project explores collaborative investigative filmmaking by using new media technologies as well as a repository of original video interviews with journalists and scholars. It is a project that details the limitations of American journalism while at the same time embodying innovative solutions through collaborative media production. In short, it is an independent filmmaker's "YouTube" combined with "Wikipedia" for serious journalism.
Radical innovation is needed in order to discover both sustainable business models for hard-hitting investigative journalism as well as new ways of maintaining influence and audience attention with trustworthy content. The Echo Chamber Project explores the two key trends of Online Video and Tapping into Collective Intelligence through Citizen Participation.
Continued below is a brief overview of the history and scope of the Echo Chamber Project, as well as a funding request for a total of $55,000 for the next year of operations...
Echo Chamber Project's Collaborative Editing Demonstration at VloggerconSubmitted by kentbye on Thu, 2006-06-15 16:07. About | demo | EchoChamberProject | KentBye | Software | Vlog | Vloggercon
Watch Quicktime Video | Watch Flash Video
This is my demonstration of the collaborative editing workflow for The Echo Chamber Project during the Politics and Social Change Session during the first day of Vloggercon. Total run time is 9:15.
This software demonstration is at the prototype phase, and I'm transitioning to a private alpha and then a public beta over the next couple of months.
Please sign up as a user if you're interested in getting more involved with the project as it evolves.
More background information can be found in this post: Iterative Media: Treating Collaborative Media Like Open Source Code
» kentbye's blog | login or register to post comments
Iterative Media: Treating Collaborative Media Like Open Source CodeSubmitted by kentbye on Wed, 2006-05-17 14:25. About | Collaboration | Editing | opensource
The second day of the Beyond Broadcast Conference split into smaller working groups, and I attended the "Iterative Media: Treating Media like Open Source Code" session with about 30 other people.
The idea was to draw parallels between open source software development and the trend towards interactive and participatory media.
The Echo Chamber Project has been very much influenced by the open source production model, especially after watching the Revolution OS documentary about the free and open source movements -- as well as reading Eric S. Raymond's The Cathedral and the Bazaar.
Here is some of the discussion that came out of session as to how it relates to The Echo Chamber Project:
Video: Media, Politics & Social Change: An Overview of The Echo Chamber ProjectSubmitted by kentbye on Wed, 2006-05-10 09:46. About | Activism | EchoChamberProject | Journalism | Politics | trends | Vlog
This video provides explains how the media fits into political and social change and specifically addresses the following questions:
* How is the Press supposed to Work?
* How and why does the Press act like an Echo Chamber?
* How is media changing?
* What does it mean that the "news is becoming a conversation"?
* Will these new media changes affect the nature of politics?
* How does The Echo Chamber Project fit into all of this?
Featuring: Amy Goodman, Lawrence Grossman, Jim Lobe, Jonathan Landay, Richard Sambrook, Jay Rosen, Dan Gillmor, Jeff Jarvis, Doc Searls & Merrill Brown.
You can subscribe to the Interview Audio here or browse it here.
Additional interview transcripts are here.
Sign up as a user here.
Building a Theory of Collaborative SensemakingSubmitted by kentbye on Wed, 2006-03-22 19:00. Collaboration | Communications | IntelAnalysis | Journalism | KM | newmedia | Theory
Using new media technology to make the filmmaking post-production process more collaborative has uncovered some interesting theoretical insights. It has introduced some constraints that have allowed me to abstract some broader concepts that can be applied to journalism and collaborative sensemaking.
Below I explore some of the parallels between Collaborative Filmmaking, New Media Technology, Journalism, The Intelligence Cycle, Knowledge Management Pyramid and the Scientific Method...
* Constraints Can Be Good
* Scaling Up Complexity with Folksonomy Tags & Playlists
* Towards a Theory of Collaborative Sensemaking
Technology Audio: Kent Bye's Collaborative Filmmaking Presentation at Ritual Roasters, San FranciscoSubmitted by kentbye on Wed, 2006-02-22 15:02. About | Collaboration | CommunityAudio | Editing
Listen to a presentation that I gave at Ritual Roasters coffee shop in San Francisco's Mission District on January 3rd, 2006. (Length: 25:28)
Chris Messina announced this meet-up with this blog post and submitted this announcment to Upcoming.org, and there were about a dozen people who showed up to listen to this brief presentation. Jennifer Myronuk recorded the talk, and I was interviewed by Geek Entertainment TV in a piece that should be airing sometime in the future. Update 4/10/06: Here's the episode.
Here are some blog reactions from Andy Kaufman & Irina Slutsky and some photos from Tara Hunt and EFF's Jason Schultz.
This is a more general overview of the collaborative filmmaking schematic, and I'd recommend listening to the presentation while looking at the flowchart shown below.
You can also listen to a similar presentation that I gave at the Open Media Developers Summit in early January here.
Technology Audio: Kent Bye's Collaborative Filmmaking Presentation at Open Media Developers SummitSubmitted by kentbye on Wed, 2006-02-22 14:49. About | Collaboration | CommunityAudio | Editing
Listen to a presentation that I gave at the Open Media Developers Summit on October 21st, 2005. (Length: 25:01)
This is a fairly technical overview of the collaborative filmmaking schematic, and I'd highly recommend listening to the presentation while looking at the flowchart shown below.
You can also listen to a similar presentation that I gave in San Francisco in early January here.
Video: Government Bypasses PressSubmitted by kentbye on Sun, 2006-02-19 00:52. cheney | Communications | newmedia | Politics | propaganda | trends | Vlog
Video essay in response to Jay Rosen's "Dick Cheney Did Not Make a Mistake By Not Telling the Press He Shot a Guy" bog post -- featuring Chris Nolan, Mindy Finn, Hugh Hewitt, John H. Brown, Don Beck, Steve Rubel, Merrill Brown, Tom Rosenstiel, Congressman Rob Simmons, and a virtual Jay Rosen.
You can listen to the full entire audio for some of the interviews -- and read the full transcript for the others.
Subscribe to this feed for future videos.
Subscribe to this feed to download all audio interviews posted so far.
Music: On The Moon (Trip Hop mix) by disharmonic
Here's a Windows Media version.
Full Transcript and Further thoughts are down below...
Video: Solution-Oriented Media * Audio: Media, Culture & ConsciousnessSubmitted by kentbye on Thu, 2006-02-16 09:56. Consciousness | culture | Subjectivity | Vlog
The media spends so much time and energy focusing on problems, but how can they do a better job at empowering citizens towards a vision of hope and possibility?
Music: On The Moon (Trip Hop mix) by disharmonic
This video features some insights on this from Sharif Abdullah, Marilyn Schlitz, Don Beck and Van Jones.
I conducted these interviews at a conference on Consciousness and Healing with the following two lenses:
* How the press can be more solution-oriented?
* How can the press better account for our subjectivity, worldviews and the influence of our culture?
The full audio of 10 interviews from the conference can be found below...


text:
Game Of Thrones Season Three Spoilers: Amputee Casting Call
**SPOILER ALERT** Some major stuff is set to gown in the third season of HBO's medieval fantasy drama Game of Thrones, and if you've read the third book in George R.R. Martin's "A Song Of Ice And Fire" saga, "A Storm Of Swords," then you probably know that some big weddings are about to happen.
The book is being split in two for seasons three and four (the novelization was split into two publications in 2011: part one: "Steel and Snow" and part two: "Blood and Gold"), and the rumored denouement is the epic Red Wedding; and HBO recently sent out a casting call in Northern Ireland "Seeking LEG ONLY, MALE AMPUTEES."
Those that read Storm already know what the 'red' pertains to in Red Wedding, and is the major turning point where house Stark loses two more major players in as equally shocking a fashion as patriarch Ned's beheading at the end of season one.
The battle -- massacre, actually -- that ensues after Catelyn's brother Edmure weds Walder Frey's fifth daughter, Roslyn, calls for some major maimings.
"You must be OK and comfortable with filming a scene within the context of a battle where your leg has been injured," the notice at Extras NI reads. "Prosthetic makeup will be applied as though your leg has newly been severed. We understand that this is not for everyone, so please only apply if you are happy to participate."
Photos, current measurements and a description of where the limb is missing are also requested; and the filming will take place Friday night (Oct. 12).
Producers are also looking for cellists with "medieval or period faces (i.e. long hair & beard), presumably to provide some of the music at the wedding before all hell breaks loose.
The new season kicks off on March 31, 2013. Stay tuned for more spoilers...


text:
Wisconsin ag exports rose 3% in 2012 to $2.9 billion
Wisconsin exported more than $2.9 billion worth of agricultural products in 2012, up 3% from the year before and the highest value ever for the state, Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection officials said Friday.
The most valuable markets for products were Canada, Mexico, China, Korea and Japan. »Read Full Article(2)
Wis. nuclear plant to close in Q2 after no harm found to power grid
The Kewaunee Power Station will be allowed to shut down for good in the next few months, after a review found the closing wouldn't hurt reliability of the power grid, Dominion Resources Inc. said Tuesday.
Dominion announced last fall it planned to shut Kewaunee as soon as April, after it failed to find a buyer for the plant and could not reach agreement on new power purchase agreements with Wisconsin utilities. »Read Full Blog Post(24)
Packers raise ticket prices $2-$5 for 2013 season
Green Bay - The Packers announced Tuesday that they will be increasing ticket prices for the 2013 season. The bump ranges from $2 to $5, depending on the seat.
The increase in prices is as follows: »Read Full Blog Post(30)
Regulators order improvements at Baraboo National Bank
Baraboo National Bank has been told by regulators to maintain higher-than-normal levels of capital, clean up its loan portfolio and take other steps to improve its financial condition.
In a consent order, the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency requires Baraboo National to hire an independent loan reviewer to assess the bank's loan portfolio at least semi annually, and to conduct a management review. »Read Full Article(1)
Electronic Tele-Communications 4Q profit up 34%
Electronic Tele-Communications Inc. said fourth-quarter earnings rose 34%, on sales results.
The Waukesha maker of voice announcers for telephone companies said net income increased to $88,595, or 4 cents a share, from $66,223, or 3 cents, a year ago. Sales rose 26.5% to $615,667 from $486,844. »Read Full Article(1)
Design Ideas: A History of Future Cities
It is one of the great questions of our time: How can developing countries and cities modernize without losing their indigenous qualities, their unique regional characteristics.
Hip implants fail more often in women
Total hip replacement is performed more often on women than men and yet it is more likely to fail in women, according to a new study.
The study published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine examined 35,140 total hip arthroplasties and included a median of three years follow-up on patients. Survival of implant devices was higher for men than for women. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
Wisconsin's apple production sees huge drop-off
Madison - Apple production in Wisconsin has dropped to its lowest level since 1945.
The National Agricultural Statistics Service said apple production in 2012 was down 54% in Wisconsin. Yields decreased more than three tons per acre. »Read Full Article(4)
Channels 18 and 24 face DirecTV blackout
Here they go again.
This time, Milwaukee stations WVTV-TV (Channel 18) and WCGV-TV (Channel 24) face a blackout on DirecTV. It is the latest in a string of retransmission disputes between satellite and cable services and content providers »Read Full Blog Post(10)
Walmarts in South Milwaukee, West Milwaukee look to April opening
Two combined Walmart supermarket-discount stores under construction in South Milwaukee and West Milwaukee have a tentative opening date of April 10, company spokeswoman Lisa Nelson said.
Both stores involve redeveloping former industrial sites, and both received municipal financing help through tax incremental financing districts. »Read Full Blog Post(27)


text:
What is it supposed to feel like? Thanks!
*feeling really dumb to be asking this*
What is it supposed to feel like? Thanks!
*feeling really dumb to be asking this*
Don't feel dumb! I was wondering the same thing when I was getting started with BF. Other women at the LLL meeting were talking about how they felt pressure or warmness at letdown, and I wasn't feeling anything.
At about 3 months, when my breasts got a bit smaller and DD and I were in a regular pattern of BF, I started to feel a very slight pulling feeling inside the breast. It basically feels like a big lump of milk is moving out from deep in the breast to the nipple. Sometimes I involuntarily exhale as a sort of sigh because it's relaxing.
I think it is different for everyone, though.
my breasts get firm and i feel an intense pins and needles kind of feeling. it is unforgetable. i'm sure i'll have phantom letdown for the rest of my life!
Casey, mother to a cuckoo boy
Guillaume~ a birthday present for his mommy 11~9~06
still breastfeeding, co-sleeping and cloth diapering
Hmm... Well, I don't feel that. But then again, I've only been EBF for the last week as she was in NICU for 23 days before that. I do however feel like a tingeling (sp?) when she has been sucking for a couple seconds but I feel it in BOTH breasts, not just the one. I also get that same feeling sometimes when she cries *shrug*.
Casey, mother to a cuckoo boy
Guillaume~ a birthday present for his mommy 11~9~06
still breastfeeding, co-sleeping and cloth diapering
Thank you so much! I'll get this BF'ing stuff figured out yet!
I don't think I felt it until 2 months. It's a pins and needle feeling. It's normal not to feel one too. You can notice the letdown when your lo starts to swallow. You'll see several sucks in the beginning then when that first swallow happens you'll know it's let down time. It's not the best feeling, but in a weird way I like when it happens since I know the milk is flowing.
Mom to Colin Robert - Born on January 28, 2007
Check out my website:
I rarely, if ever, feel my letdown. When I do feel it, its like a very slight pinching feeling deep down in the breast that goes almost as soon as it started. There was a time, around 3-4 months that I felt it more often.
I don't think its any reason to be concerned
Nursing the girl with kaleidoscope eyes


text: Franklin Pierce's Presidency (4) tv-pg Play video Select your TV provider to log in to have full access to videos Select your TV provider See all providers Don't see your TV provider? Learn more You can access this video on the free HISTORY® app. *You must verify your TV provider towatch this video on the App Your Parental Control settings do not allow you to view this content. Franklin Pierce's Presidency (4 min) tv-pg Find out why Franklin Pierce is sometimes remembered as one of the worst presidents in American history.


text:
Pittsburgh teenagers latest lost skiersJanuary 21,2013Three girls found
after leaving trail
KILLINGTON A group of three teenage skiers from the Pittsburgh, Pa., area, were the latest group of skiers who had to be rescued after they deliberately skied out of bounds Sunday afternoon, police said.
Vermont State Police said the skiers, all 17-year-old girls, were at Killington with a school group and skied out of bounds at 1:16 p.m. Sunday from the Juggernaut Trail. The girls later called 911, and their location was determined through GPS, police said.
The Killington Ski Patrol entered the woods and were able to locate the teenagers and get them out unharmed. State police and E-911 were also involved in the rescue.
Police said temperatures Sunday ranged from 45 to zero degrees, with winds gusting to 50 miles an hour. Police said the girls were not prepared for a night in the woods.
Killington has been plagued with dozens of out-of-bounds skiers this winter, requiring numerous rescues, and prompting a review by state police.MORE IN This Just InWASHINGTON Long-term U.S. Full StoryMONTPELIER The Vermont attorney generals office says drug companies have complied with a state... Full StoryMOUNT HOLLY At its meeting next week, the Mount Holly Select Board will consider an ordinance... Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
Teen Book Club: Don't Turn AroundAugust 8, 2013 | 7:00pmCreekside Room
What do two teenage hackers and a mysterious, incurable disease all have in common? Find out when we read Michelle Gagnon's gripping novel, Don't Turn Around. The evening will begin with a lively discussion of the book and conclude with a very special Q&A session with the author of Don't Turn Around, Michelle Gagnon!
Registration required.
Register at http://conta.cc/16QJM28
Site Map
| Privacy Policy & Disclaimer
| Contact Us
Mill Valley City Hall: 26 Corte Madera Avenue | Mill Valley, CA 94941 | City Hall Phone: (415)388-4033 | City Hall Fax: (415)381-1736
Hours: 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 noon; 1:00 - 5:00 p.m.; Closed Alternate Fridays
© 2016 City of Mill Valley | Webmaster | Website developed by Vision Internet


text:
Because Knetbooks knows college students. Our rental program is designed to save you time and money. Whether you need a textbook for a semester, quarter or even a summer session, we have an option for you. Simply select a rental period, enter your information and your book will be on its way!
Directed primarily toward undergraduate CIS/MIS college/university majors, this text also provides practical content to current and aspiring industry professionals.
Management Information Systems provides comprehensive and integrative coverage of essential new technologies, information system applications, and their impact on business models and managerial decision making in an exciting and interactive manner.
Note: This is the standalone book, if you want the book/access card order the ISBN below:
0133130789 / 9780133130782 Management Information Systems Plus MyMISLab with Pearson eText -- Access Card Package
Package consists of:
0133050696 / 9780133050691 Management Information 13/e
0133058328 / 9780133058321 myMISlab with Pearson eText -- Access Card -- for Management Information Systems


text:
Welcome to The Nearly Naked Veg Company
The Nearly Naked Veg Company is a working farm and wholesale business delivering fresh fruit, vegetables and dairy products to independent retailers, pubs, and restaurants throughout the South Hams and Plymouth area.
We are a family business, who take pride in the quality of our products as well as the friendly and efficient delivery service that we offer. Alongside our own produce, we make regular (and very tiring!) trips overnight to London's Covent Garden and to the Bristol Fruit and Veg Market where we hand-pick the produce to make absolutely sure it's of the very best quality and freshness so that we can give you the very best.
To be honest, we just love fresh produce and the challenge of seeking it out and it is this enthusiasm that has enabled us to grow over the last few years into one of the best local wholesalers. We will not compromise our, or your, standards but settling for anything but the best we can buy and the keenest prices. You can place your orders at pretty much anytime and be assured of a delivery when you want it and if we can we will always dig you out of trouble with second deliveries or special orders.
Our fresh fruit and veg produce is complemented by a wide range of dairy products as well as our freshly hand prepped veg selection designed to make the lives of the pubs and restaurants we supply that much easier.
For more information on any of this, please contact Ben on 01752 342324 or 07966 045996. Alternatively, leave us a message via our Contact Page and we will be in touch within 24 hours.


text:
John C. Wells Planetarium Show
Sat, 24 Nov 12 7:00 PM
7 p.m.
Room 1103, Miller Hall
Produced by Evans and Sutherland Digital Theater, "Mystery of the Christmas Star" allows audiences to journey back 2,000 years to Bethlehem in pursuit of a scientific explanation of the star the wise men followed to find the baby Jesus. This modern retelling of the Christmas story is sure to charm and captivate audiences of all ages. For information, visit http://www.jmu.edu/planetarium/ChristmasStar.shtml; free.
- Oct 22: - Dec 7: Sawhill Gallery Exhibition
- Oct 23: - Dec 1: New Image Gallery Exhibition
- Nov 16: - Jan 5: College for Kids


text:
At the College Barber Shop on State Street, Don Fine celebrated a 60-year milestone Thursday.
With a wit sharper than sheers, the 83-year-old snipped his first strands at Madison's College Barber Shop on March 7, 1953.
"That's a long time," said longtime client David Friedman. "And one of these days, (his wife) Josephine will let him stay home."
"I'm trying to remember how many years (I've been coming to this barber shop). Probably over 40," said Friedman.
"There's probably enough to fill three football stadiums, all the hair he's cut," said barber shop owner Larry Cobb. "But if he keeps going longer, maybe we'll retire together in a few years."
Five years ago, Fine sold the barber shop to Cobb, which meant Fine giving up the barber shop's first chair. But Cobb said Fine's influence remains a cut above the rest.
"He's like a second dad to me," Cobb said.
"Now, (Cobb) makes more money than I do," joked Fine.
Fads come and go, but Fine's work never seems to go out of style.
"Every one a masterpiece -- all these years. It's unbelievable, isn't it?" Fine said.
Fine cuts hair part time now on Tuesdays and Thursdays, days officially known as "old fart days" at the barber shop. Fine said he has no plans to retire.


text:
The must-have gladiator sandal gets its own Belle by Sigerson Morrison twist with the brand new "Fuller." A heel adds stylish height while adjustable straps ensure a perfect fit. Team with a pastel shirt dress for an of-the-moment look.
No results found.
We are not perfect but we try to be! If you are not satisfied, please let us know how we can improve your footnotesonline experience!
Most orders ship within 24 hours of being placed, Monday-Friday. Please refer to the Shipping map below to estimate your delivery date.
Visit US Shipping Page or the International Shipping Page
Please enter your information and we will alert you when your request becomes available!
Note: Due to their popularity, some sizes may not be available from the manufacturer. However we will do our best to accommodate you. Thanks!
Thank you for subscribing to our newsletter.


text:
Biggest auto recalls
Published On: Oct 10 2012 10:28:26 AM CDT Updated On: Apr 15 2016 10:04:32 AM CDT
More than 1 million General Motors pickup trucks are being recalled worldwide because of a seat belt safety issue. The recall covers Chevy Silverados and GMC Sierras model year 2014 and 2015. Take a look at the biggest auto recalls in history.
The views expressed are not those of this company or its affiliated companies. Please note by clicking on "Post" you acknowledge that you have read the Terms Of Service and the comment you are posting is in compliance with such terms.


text:
"I have been enjoying your program on my local Catholic radio station for many years and can happily give a large amount of the credit for my continuing spiritual growth to your offerings. You snatched up the banner many had laid aside and are marching bravely forward!"
~ Pamela, Portland, Oregon
0 results
Subscribe to Catholic Answers Magazine
"The gravest obligation requires the acceptance and practice, not of the religion which one may choose, but of that which God prescribes and which is known by certain and indubitable marks to be the only true one."
~ Leo XIII in his Encyclical Immortale Dei (November 1, 1885); on our fundamenal duty; (from the article Religious Toleration)


text:
It may come as a surprise that employers are having a hard time filling positions. Manpower Group recently released a survey reporting on a lack of talent among job applicants in certain fields of work.
In the U.S., 48 percent of employers reportedly experience difficulties filling jobs due to lack of available talent.
Here are the top 10 jobs employers in the U.S. are having the hardest time filling.
10. Engineers
9. Accounting & finance staff
8. Technicians
7. Nurses
6. Management/executives
5. Administrative professionals
4. Sales representatives
3. Teachers
2. Drivers
1. Skilled trade workers
To see the full 2015 Talent Shortage Survey research results, visit ManpowerGroup's website.
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:
Driver pleads no contest in Salem shots fired case
LISBON – The driver of the SUV Salem police sought after receiving several report of shots fired at the Foxes Den last week pleaded no contest Tuesday in Columbiana County Municipal Court to a misdemeanor charge of carrying a concealed weapon.
Angel Makeda Jackson, 26, South Arch Street, Alliance, had been facing a felony carrying a concealed weapons charge. Instead, Assistant County Prosecutor Don Humphrey Jr. agreed to reduce the charge and recommend credit for two days already served and a $250 fine in exchange for Jackson's cooperation.
Judge Mark Frost agreed with the recommendation.
Salem police had received a call at 1:37 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 17 about shots being fired in the area of Foxes Den on Railroad Street in Salem by the occupants of a silver van/SUV. Perry Township police stopped an SUV matching the description on West State Street at Idaho Avenue and the occupants matched the description given.
Humphrey said Patrolman Don Paulin received permission from the driver, Jackson, to search the vehicle and that is when a gun was found under the front seat. The handgun had been recently fired.
When Frost and Humphrey asked Jackson about what happened that night, Jackson said she had gone out for the first time in a long while. While she was sitting at the bar, she noticed a commotion, chaos or bickering off to the left. She decided it was time to leave. Her sister's ex-boyfriend's little brother, who she knew as Manny, asked her for a ride. She agreed and both he and two of his friends, whose names she did not know, got into her vehicle.
She said they had been in a group of vehicles which had come down from Alliance and different people had been in her vehicle on the way there.
Jackson claims she did not hear any shots fired. She was adamant the gun does not belong to her, noting she has children and she would never allow guns in her vehicle.
"I work like 24-seven," Jackson said. "The one night I do decide to go out, all this happens."
The man Jackson knew as Manny, Dyron Antonia Lasean Hancock, 18, also of Alliance, faces a felony carrying concealed weapons charge. He was reportedly in the back seat with the gun within his reach. His preliminary hearing has been reset for April 22.
The other two people in the car were not charged.


text:
The group Families for Better Care has released its annual Nursing Home Report Cards, ranking the nation's nursing homes based on nursing hours per resident per day, staffing levels, health inspections, the number of deficiencies and verified ombudsman complaints. Here are the states with the best and worst nursing homes:
(Best) 10. North Dakota
9. South Dakota
8. Idaho
7. Utah
6. Maine
5. Oregon
4. Hawaii
3. New Hampshire
2. Rhode Island
1. Alaska
(Worst) 10. Illinois
9. Nevada
8. Michigan
7. New York
6. New Mexico
5. Missouri
4. Oklahoma
3. Indiana
2. Louisiana
1. Texas
Click here for a look at the full state rankings by Families for Better Care.
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:
INGREDIENTS:1 largeloaf Italian or French bread 1/3 cupmargarine 6 clovesgarlic, minced ½ cuplow fat sour cream 1 cupgreen onions, chopped 2 cupsMonterey Jack cheese, shredded ¼ cupParmesan cheese 2 Tbsps.fresh parsley, chopped 1 canartichoke hearts in water, drained, chopped 1 cupmozzarella cheese, shredded 1 cuproasted red pepper stripsDIRECTIONS:1. Preheat oven to 350°F. 2. For Bread: Cut bread in half lengthwise. Place halves on a cookie sheet. tear out most of the inside of the bread ...
Register to view this article
Why Register for FREE?
Registering for Premium Content on Restaurant Hospitality will give you INSTANT access to invaluable articles and media content that industry professionals rely on. You will have access to our special reports, feature articles, and industry analysis. It's FREE, easy and quick.


text:
Pitino makes own way as he embraces dad's legacy
MINNEAPOLIS — The upper class of college basketball will again be well-represented at the Maui Invitational, where many of the game's greats have gathered for decades to show off their early-season stuff.
When Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim's team takes the court Monday afternoon, he'll be on the sideline scheming how to beat a familiar foe by the name of Pitino.
Except this guy is actually a newcomer to the scene, Richard Pitino, who will bring Minnesota to the tropical showcase and not Providence, Kentucky or Louisville like his famous father, Rick Pitino.
The younger Pitino has absorbed as much of the Hall of Fame coach's wisdom, style and wit as possible over the years growing up with and later working for him. But Richard Pitino has his own major-conference program to run, and the son looks, sounds and coaches a lot like his father.
"I definitely don't try to get away from it. I embrace it," Richard Pitino said. "People always say, `How can you live up to your dad?' I'm not trying to do that. The guy has won two national titles. He's been to seven Final Fours. Won over 600 games. ... So if I'm trying to live up to him, I'm going to be a very unhappy person. I don't do that. I'm proud of him. He's taught me a lot."
After serving as an assistant at Louisville and Florida — under another protege of his hard-driving father's, Billy Donovan — Richard Pitino became a head coach last season for the first time. He led Florida International to its first winning seasons in 13 years. Then Minnesota needed a replacement for Tubby Smith, and while his dad was in the process of leading Louisville to the national title, Richard Pitino was the pick for the Gophers.
"He obviously knows what he's doing. He's learned from the best," said junior guard Andre Hollins.
Minnesota is the only Division I program in the state, with some significant success in the 1950s, 1970s and 1990s. But the Gophers play in what could be the strongest league in the country, with a charming but dated arena that doesn't impress teenagers much and no separate practice facility. Recruiting here isn't easy. The state's top two high school seniors just committed to Stanford and Duke.
The son does not run from the father when he's trying to sell prospects on the full-court press and fast-breaking, shoot-often offense he has brought to Minnesota.
"Tell them to watch the national championship game because the team that won the national title plays that style," Richard Pitino said. "I believe in the style of play, and it's been proven to win and we're going to hang our hat on it."
He is straightforward. Italian blood and an East Coast upbringing don't disappear just because Pitino is now in the soft-spoken Upper Midwest.
"That's kind of what I've grown up around, working for my dad, working for Billy Donovan," Richard Pitino said. "There wasn't really a lot of mind games. Very, very honest. Very upfront with them. That's the only way, in my opinion, they're going to learn. So I'm not going to tell them what they want to hear. I'm going to tell them what I believe and what they need to work on. I think they like that better."
So far, so good. The Gophers will take a 5-0 record into their measuring-stick game against ninth-ranked Syracuse in Maui.
"He's been real honest with us. He doesn't sugarcoat anything. He tells us the way we need to hear it, and that helps us in the end," senior forward Austin Hollins said.
That blunt talk doesn't always mean negative. Smith was frequently critical, especially during losing streaks, and the players have clearly responded to the fresh wave of optimism and encouragement the new coach has brought.
"Our biggest strength is positivity. With that, that's going to bring us confidence," senior guard Maverick Ahanmisi said. "I think it's the mentality that the coaching staff really brought in. They've been good to us. We love them to death. We work hard for them. They work hard for us. So it's good team chemistry."
Junior forward Oto Osenieks has looked like a completely different player. Buried on the bench last season, he shot less than 30 percent from the floor, including a woeful 2 for 26 from 3-point range. This past week, Osenieks scored 13 points against Coastal Carolina and 14 points against Wofford, setting his career high each night.
"I feel more free. ... Coach Smith, they're both really great coaches. But I can relate more to coach Pitino because, I guess, he's younger," Osenieks said.
There's an inherent advantage Pitino has in building that camaraderie. He's less than 10 years older than his upperclassmen. Music, movies, whatever. There's a lot more language in common between this staff and these players than before.
"He's a real cool guy. I wouldn't mind hanging out with him," Ahanmisi said, smiling.
This, then, is where the son strays away from the father.
"I'm one of the youngest head coaches out there. I think I can use that to my advantage. I don't think I need to run from it," Richard Pitino said. "I see what you're going through. I understand the world that you're growing up in. ... Everybody compares me to my dad. It's very simple. He's 61 years old. I'm 31 years old. I don't want to act 61. I want to act 21."
Dave Campbell on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/DaveCampbellAPMORE IN Sports WireOXON HILL, Md. Wade Davis already had closed out a World Series. Full StoryBOSTON New Boston Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale said he isnt worried that he might not be the ace... Full StoryNORMAN, Okla. Full Story
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed


text:
A 12-year-old Minnesota girl knew what to do when a bus driver blacked out last week.
Rana Kraftson of Bayport ran to the front of the bus, pulled the bus driver's foot off the accelerator and pressed her hands on the brake pedal. She then got on the driver's CB radio and called for help.
Rana says that's "what any reasonable human would have done."
The seventh-grader attends Oak-Land Junior High in Lake Elmo. She and eight other Nordic ski team members were on their way to practice when the bus driver lost consciousness.
Rana tells the St. Paul Pioneer Press everyone thought she was joking when she ran to the front of the bus.
The Washington County sheriff's office plans to nominate Rana for a lifesaving award.


text:
SPECIAL OFFER: - Limited Time Only!
(The ad below will not display on your printed page)
David Tutera, event planner and host of WE TV's My Fair Wedding, is known for transforming events from mangy to magnificent. No surprise that he was bursting with clever ideas for making over our bare dining table. His idea: Place a block of floral foam on a cake stand and prick stems of leaves, vines and greens through it. Add a few colorful flowers in between the greens, and top with a glass dome for a terrariumlike effect. Have leftover blooms? Lay them on small saucers or bread plates around the table.


text:
Forgot Password? | Not a User? Sign up
Your browser does not support iframes.
The third time may be a charm for the Grant County Tourist and Convention Commission and the Industrial Development Authority.
The two group's will meet April 26 to discuss the possibility of the IDA handling administrative duties for the tourism commission — a move that will save the commission $10,000 annually.
The meeting comes after what appeared to be an agreement during the commission's February meeting, followed by an at-times hostile meeting March 9 that led the IDA to pull the proposal.
The Grant County Chamber of Commerce will host its 41st annual banquet on April 30 at Williamstown High School.
Representatives from the ARK Encounter will be the honored guests.
Social hour begins at 5:30 p.m. followed by dinner at 7 p.m.
The chamber's annual awards for Volunteer of the Year, Grant Countian of the Year, as well as for Excellence in Education and Excellence in Business will also be presented.
Kentucky residents who wish to vote in the upcoming May 17 primary election - which nominates candidates for major state government offices - have until Monday, April 18 to register to vote.
Grant County Clerk Leatha Conrad will accept voter registration cards until 4 p.m.. A postmark of Monday or before is also required for all mailed voter registration applications. Registration cards can be obtained online at www.vote.ky.gov/register.
Voters who have recently moved nbeeed to update their voter registration so that they are alloved to vote on election day.
Kathyrn Howell of Dry Ridge already had a new puppy.
Boy, was she surprised when her granddaughter saw a black vehicle shove two Golden Retrievers and a small Chihuahua/terrior mix house dog out and drive away in front of her home on Cason Lane.
She was even more surprised when one of the retrievers gave birth to 10 small, fuzzy babies – a litter of all girl puppies.
Howell was only able to save eight of the puppies.
If you've got a bunch of old tires, car batteries and fluorescent light bulbs lying around your home and don't know where to dispose of them, you're in luck.
The Grant County Solid Waste Management District is sponsoring a free tire disposal from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on April 14, April 15 and April 16 at the state road department on U.S. 25, south of Williamstown.
This program is part of the Kentucky Tire Amnesty Program, which is held every three to four years in all Kentucky counties.
Gerry Abramson, who is running for Lieutenant Governor, on the Steve Beshear ticket, will be meeting with Grant County residents at 2 p.m. on April 12 at the Dry Ridge Toyota Community Room.
The direction of the Grant County Tourist and Convention Commission is up in the air after a proposed agreement with the Industrial Development Authority to handle administrative duties fell through.
The commission voted unanimously during its Feb. 16 meeting to dissolve the position of executive director effective March 1 and contract administrative services with the IDA.
The move would save the tourism commission a little more than $10,000 per year, according to commission member Randy Slayback, who made the motion to dissolve the position.
The City of Williamstown has a tree board and they're hoping to branch out this spring.
Establishing a tree board was an idea that Catherine Cahill, a Williamstown resident, presented to the council last spring.
Her goal was to improve the appearance of the city.
"There are other cities where this has worked," Cahill said. "Midway is an attractive town and the city of Walton, who has a tree program, looks better than we do."
Is the Ark really coming to Grant County?
Yes, yes, yes – at least that's what Grant County officials say about the proposed $150 million project that developers announced in December 2010 would locate on a 160-acre site off the Williamstown exit at Ky. 36.
"The developers have been in town this week, working on the project," said Williamstown Mayor Rick Skinner.
Skinner said he met with some of the project developers for dinner on March 21.
Nearly two dozen property owners filed a lawsuit against the City of Williamstown on March 3 because of improper water treatment and removal of sludge.
Also in question is the water quality for the lake, which provides much of the drinking water for Grant County.
"Recently there has been discussion and reports amongst the community that the water in the lake may be unsafe to drink as a result of the treatment plant deposits,' the lawsuit reads.
Williamstown Mayor Rick Skinner said the city tests the water from the lake daily.
Copyright © 2016
The Grant County News is your source for local news, sports, events, and information in Dry Ridge, KY and the surrounding area.


text:
First, let me at the record straight, Iowa is not flat!
After my first day on the road, I made the whole 54 miles. That doesn't sound like a lot. At least it didn't to me. I thought it would be an easy day ... I've done 50 before! But it was hot and hilly and hard.
I loved it!
In my first day I got a flat, fixed my chain, learned how to pace myself (I hope), went down a slip n slide and ate and ate and ate.
The best advice I've gotten so far is: "Remember, you are on vacation. If all you've done at the end is 471 miles, that's a lot. But RAGBRAI offers so much more!"


text: all of a suden i feel this lump on my left breast. it feels like the glands (right side of my left breast) are hard, from the chest area down to the areola area. it hurts when touched. I have been BF for 10 months and this is the first time i felt this. Anyone has an idea what is this? is it normal? should i be worried?


text:
The will of the people?
The Town of Highland recently passed a ban on fracking, and Fremont passed a pro-fracking resolution the very next night. The difference between these two actions is striking. I'm not talking about the different views they represent; I'm talking about the way the towns conducted business.
Highland adopted its fracking ban at the end of a long process that included numerous public hearings and hours of open debate. At one point, the proposed law was rewritten to address the concerns of some residents. By the time it was finally passed, there could be little doubt that the fracking ban represented the will of the great majority of the residents.
In Fremont, residents weren't even allowed to read the resolution before it was passed by the board. Did it actually represent the views of the residents of the town? Who knows? Not the town board, that's for sure.
Bruce Ferguson
Callicoon Center, NY


text:
Welcome to Integrity First Bank
Integrity First Bank is dedicated to providing the most favorable banking services in the Wausau area, constantly creating value for our customers through our premier personal service, highly specialized financial team, community-focused decision making and local philanthropy efforts. Integrity First Bank has the most experienced banking staff in Wausau, with strong ties to the community making their personal investment in your success their number one focus.
How can Integrity First Bank earn your business today?
- Through community-focused decision making
- Diverse selection of personal banking products
- Local community support
- Business e-banking & personal online banking
- Complete business banking products
- Specialized financial team living among you
If you value dedicated personal service and strong community support, then Integrity First Bank is the financial institution for you. Through our complete commercial banking and personal banking product offerings, complete e-banking services and experienced financial team, we can make your personal and business financial goals a reality.
Commitment to Community »
Integrity First Bank is proud to support local events that benefit our community. We'd love for you to join us! Click here to learn more »
Meet Our Staff »
Our qualified staff members bring years of experience to Integrity First Bank and are prepared to answer your financial questions. Click here to learn more »
Start a bank account today by contacting Integrity First Bank to discuss your financial needs!


text:
LINCOLN, Neb. — (April 20, 2013) — The UMES women's bowling team claimed the Intercollegiate Team Championship title today at the school year's final national tournament, a win that solidifies the university's reputation as one of the country's premier bowling programs.
The Lady Hawks topped the University of Pikeville (Ky.) 2-0 in a best-of-three final at Sun Valley Lanes, recorded for a tape-delayed broadcast May 18 on the CBS Sports Network.
The win eased the frustration for the 2012-13 squad, which finished third a week earlier in the NCAA's Division 1 tournament. The Lady Hawks were the two-time defending champions.
The 2013 ITC title is UMES' second U.S. Bowling Congress collegiate championship in three years. The 16-team event was open to institutions of all sizes, including community colleges and club teams.
To be eligible for this version of the national championship, teams must post a qualifying score in a "sectional" event much the way golfers earn an invitation to play in the U.S. Open.
UMES defeated Newman University (Fairview Heights, Ill.), Wichita State University and the University of Wisconsin - Whitewater (which fell to the Lady Hawks at the NCAA tourney a week earlier) to qualify for the ITC finals sponsored by xbowling.
In both games, Pikeville bolted out to an early lead only to see UMES storm back with a finishing kick in the final frames led by team anchor, T'nia Falbo.
Falbo and fellow senior Anggie Ramirez were named to the all-tournament team, and Falbo also came home with the Chris Stoehr Sportsmanship Award.
"This feels amazing," said Falbo, a three-time All-American. "It's great to go out with a championship!"
Ramirez, a four-time All-America selection, said, "My last day of collegiate bowling couldn't be any more perfect."
Head coach Kristina Frahm said, "To accomplish what they have is nothing short of incredible. The team is so phenomenal. A national championship in each of the last three years? Wow, what a feat."


text:
Written by R'Vannith on 30.05.2012 at 17:34
Consider me intrigued by that Ancestors album, been getting into the Stoner genre a lot more recently.
Written by Neachy on 31.05.2012 at 02:30
Written by R'Vannith on 30.05.2012 at 17:34
Consider me intrigued by that Ancestors album, been getting into the Stoner genre a lot more recently.
Since you seem to have liked Astra's new album I really don't have any doubt that you'll like Ancestors' as well.
Written by R'Vannith on 31.05.2012 at 11:42
Ah so it has a fair bit of 70's retro sound about then? If they do it as well as Astra did then I think you'd definitely be right.
Written by IronAngel on 30.05.2012 at 22:58
I didn't know there was a new Witch Mountain. That's cool, I enjoyed South of Salem quite a bit. Gotta check it out.
Written by R'Vannith on 29.06.2012 at 18:21
Finally giving that Ancestors album a listen and to say its unique would be an understatement I think, I've never heard anything like it. Its a lot to take in at the moment, at times the subgenre blending doesn't come together seamlessly but perhaps that will even out given a few more listens. My favourite at the moment is probably the piano driven "On The Wind", and those vocals on "The Last Return" are mesmerizing!
Written by Milena on 29.06.2012 at 19:04
Nice list dude, I like it when people put little descriptions in their lists
Written by Alex F on 03.08.2012 at 11:14
I'm almost done listening to that Ancestors album. I can already say that it's one of the best (if not THE best) album of 2012
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 31.08.2012 at 04:39
Concerning you The Machine entry, since when have SOundgarden been on heroin? And tbh this The Machine has a lot more to do witht he stoner by Kyusss than any of the grunge Soundgarden ever played
Written by Oaken on 29.08.2012 at 21:41
One of the best 2012 lists on the whole site. Kudos.
Written by IronAngel on 31.08.2012 at 02:05
Nice list, I like the descriptions you put there. Made me finally check out Soen. And looked into this Step in Fluid business, but turns out it's actually a 2011 album that's listed wrong on MS.
But seriously, would you really call Monolithe's Interlude Second generic? I've never heard anything like it. It's a pretty unique album both in their discography and in metal in general, I'd say. (I can see why it would be boring or unimpressive, though I liked it a lot.)
Written by Alex F on 14.11.2012 at 18:32
AH! You listened to Bosse De Nage's latest album. That one was absolutely fantastic and easily my favorite BM full length of the year.


text:
CLIVE Stewart-Lockhart has been elected as the new chairman of The Society of Fine Art Auctioneers & Valuers (SOFAA).
He succeeds Chris Ewbank, who has been chairman for seven years, during which time membership has risen significantly and opened to valuers as well as auctioneers.
Among other initiatives, Mr Ewbank, who is principal of Ewbank's Auctioneers in Surrey, has paid special attention to educational development and has been a keen supporter of the Southampton Institute courses.
Mr Stewart-Lockhart, who has been deputy chairman of the society for some years, has over 30 years' experience in the fine art auction market, including 25 years with Dreweatt Neate in Newbury.
As a director of the Dreweatt Neate group, he now oversees the Newbury operation.
SOFAA was formed in 1975 as a professional representative body and provides guidance to members to promote the highest possible standards of practice in all regards, and reassurance to clients that their best interests will be served at all times.


text: My son is 5 1/2 weeks old and last night I believe that he was tired and not hungry, but wanted to nurse to be close to me. I cuddled him up for a while, but the only thing that he wanted was to nurse. Of course I nursed him, and when I went to pick him up to put him in the swing, he spit up what seemed like all the milk he just got! He's done this several times and each time I get frustrated, and he never cries or seems bothered. I've read about comfort sucking/non nutritive sucking and am wondering, do babies learn to comfort suck on your breast without getting so much milk? I love having my baby close to me but don't want to have to change his (or my) soaking wet clothes each time!


text:
Find a Holiday to suit you
Welcome to ClickIn2Travel where you will find your perfect holiday! Our new portal site will give you easy access to many holidays and excursions, both in the UK and Abroad. The offers found on this website are specially selected for readers in your area.
So whether you're looking for a theatre trip to London, a short break to Paris or two weeks travelling around Florida and many more deals, look no further than clickin2travel.co.uk.
Many of our tour operators are fully bonded with either the Association of British Travel Agents or with the Civil Aviation Authority. Our list of destinations, venues and events is added to and updated every week, with our readers informed through our extensive publicity within our own titles as well as through our websites.


text:
This qualifies him to compete in the AAU Junior Olympic Games in Des Moines, Iowa, from July 30 to Aug. 2.
Izac won gold in the pentathlon and set a new record. He also won gold in the javelin, silver in shot put and discus and bronze in high jump.
Izac will compete in the USATF Region 123 Junior Olympic Track and Field Championships this weekend at Texas State University-San Marcos.