text:
If you read all of the pre-season predictions, the UCLA Bruins of 2006 definitely generate some doubt.
And really, it's not that difficult to ascertain why.
On one hand, UCLA is coming off its first 10-win season since 1998.
On the other, UCLA had a number of wins last season that were last-minute prayers - that were answered.
Plus UCLA lost the bulk of its offensive production with quarterback Drew Olson, running back Maurice Drew and tight end Marcedes Lewis departing.
And UCLA's defense was very poor, with a run defense ranked among the worst in the country.
It replaced coaches, particularly the defensive coordinator. It had to replace its offensive coordinator, who went to the NFL.
These add up to a lot of doubts for the 2006 season. The season really will be a prove-it kind of one for the Bruins; they'll have to prove many things if it's going to be successful.
And that's not saying they can't. There are a number of players that have the capability to step up, plug in to positions, excel and even star. Overall, there might be more talent on the team this season than last, just far more unproven. For UCLA to be successful it will have to come from a number of players stepping up this season and becoming strong starters and possibly stars.
It's always a good place to start, since the entire team truly begins and ends with the OL. If the OL is good, it enables the offense to do so many more things. If it's good, then it keeps the offense on the field and the defense off of it, and thus changes the defense's effectiveness.
Projected OL Starters:
ST Noah Sutherland (JR, 6-5, 308)
SG Shannon Tevaga ((JR, 6-3, 313)
C Robert Chai (SR, 6-3, 285)
WG Chris Joseph (SO, 6-5, 300)
WT Aleksey Lanis (R-FR, 6-6, 315)
Your first quick impression here is how young the OL is. Only one senior projected to start, Robert Chai, and he's only been a spot starter during his career at UCLA, and just a sometimes center (with four starts last season at the position).
As we've maintained for as long as we've been doing this website, in college football the most important element of the game is experience. You'd rather have a moderately talented OL that are all fifth-year seniors than a very talented OL made up of sophomores and freshmen.
That will be the big question for this OL unit, how much can their talent overcome their inexperience. And they are considered very talented, perhaps the most talented, up and down the depth chart, in many years.
The guy considered the true star among the group for this season is Tevaga, who has been projected on to a few pre-season All-American teams. He is very talented, and now has two years of starting experience. Tevaga is probably the one true definite starter going into fall camp. The strongside of the line, though, is in pretty good shape, with probably the second most certain starter at strongside tackle, Noah Sutherland. Sutherland beat out a somewhat dinged-up Brian Abraham (JR, 6-6, 315) last season through toughness and hard work. Sutherland, who bounced around early in his Bruin career - from defensive end, to defensive tackle, to the OL - before settling in last season at offensive tackle, has transformed himself into a very impressive, maybe even pro prospect. In the off-season he was awarded the John Richardson Grand Champion award in the weight room - cleaning 339 pounds, squating 600 pounds, benching 465 pounds, jumping 32 inches and running the 40-yard dash in 4.91. Those are astounding numbers. Sutherland also displayed some true toughness on the field last year and a mean streak, which endeared him greatly to the coaching staff.
The center and the weak side of the interior line are far more uncertain. It does appear that Chai will man the center position, but there are some questions. Chai is recovering from arthroscopic surgery on his knee in the spring and didn't participate in spring drills. From what we've heard, the program is feeling good that Chai is healthy. But Chai also is somewhat unproven at center. He's played there before, and actually started there the last four regular season games in 2005. It's thought the staff will opt to Chai since he is a senior, he has some experience and he's smart - many of the traits a center needs - while the other centers in the program are still young and raw. Chai remaining healthy will be a key to the line's performance this season.
Probably the most uncertain position on the OL is the weakside guard spot. Chris Joseph is penciled in at the starter, but his status heading into fall camp is fairly up in the air. Joseph has always been considered a talent, but hasn't been able to stay on the field very long due to a succession of injuries. His left knee has been particularly troublesome, missing some of last season and spring drills after surgery on it, while also missing some of his redshirt freshman year because of the same knee. There is some question as to whether the knee, after so much damage, can hold up. Fall practice could be a big indication of that. If healthy, Joseph is considered a potential star, with great athleticism and quickness.
At weakside tackle it looks like heralded prospect Aleksey Lanis will get the first shot at the spot. Lanis came in early to UCLA, struggled to get in shape, being probably 25 pounds overweight. Last season you could then see his body transforming, and he now looks very good at a svelte 315-ish. Lanis is athletic and the coaches know he's among the top three or four best on the team, despite his lack of experience. They've plugged him into guard or tackle in the last year, wherever they thought they needed someone. But by being in good shape, and improving his quickness, it looks like he'll be able to man the tackle position. The question with Lanis will be experience, since he's never seen the field in a real game.
The coaches will be looking for a total of ten OLs they think can play this season, at the very least - three, and after the five we just mentioned, it gets very wide open.
Perhaps the most promising is JC transfer Nick Ekbatani (SO, 6-4, 305). Ekbatani participated in spring practice, but has done some considerable work on his body since, gaining weight and muscle while looking leaner. Head Coach Karl Dorrell, at Pac-10 Media Day, commented how Ekbatani could be sculpting himself into possibly playing some tackle. Right now, he'll plug in at guard, and probably initially compete with Joseph, depending on Joseph's health status, for the weakside guard position. Ekbatani was one of the most-sought JC OLs in the west, and scouts considered him a very good potential interior guy.
P.J. Irvin (JR, 6-5, 305) is a player that, when he came to UCLA, was considered to have a very long ways to go and it was thought that he might never see the field. Irvin, though, has shown a very good work ethic, and the coaches praise him for being dedicated to trying to turn himself into a legitimate consideration on the OL. Last spring he started cropping up with the 1s and 2s on occasion, and the coaches now repeatedly say, "Hey, Irvin is doing well." He has really done wonders with his body, trimming the fat and adding muscle. If he could offer solid support at the guard positions it would be considered a success story.
On the interior, after Ekbatani and Irvin, you have some of the true freshmen filling out the depth chart. The two of them who are certain interior guys, Brandon Bennett (6-4, 340) and Sonny Tevaga (6-4, 360) are considered more or less projects. The kind of body-changing we've seen in other OLs will probably have to happen here, with both needing to lose some poundage. UCLA, though, took them for a reason; both displayed good athleticism and quickness for their size, to go along with good strength. Tevaga, the younger brother of Shannon, is thought to have some considerable potential, if he can transform his body. Both have done some work already and are in better shape than they were a year ago, but still haven't had the benefits of a college weight and training program. It will be interesting to see both of them by the end of this school year.
At center, backing up Chai, there is defensive-tackle convert Nathaniel Skaggs (SO, 6-4, 305). Skaggs made the move last year, and then was forced to start two games because of injuries. He was a bit overwhelmed, from most reports, but showed that he's probably more of an offensive center than any other position. Reports are that he's worked hard in the off-season and intends to push Chai for the starting job. He'll definitely be an interesting one to watch in fall. Aaron Meyer (SO, 6-2, 295) was second on the depth chart last season and when starter Mike McCloskey went down, he went in, playing most of the Oregon State game, while also appearing in two other games. But then the staff moved Skaggs to center and he supplanted Meyer on the depth chart. The word is that Meyer just wasn't mentally getting it, and with center being the quarterback of the OL, it's important he understands the position, making all the OL calls. Meyer apparently looked better in spring, which was encouraging. Freshman Jake Dean (6-4, 280) is UCLA's center of the future, with very good athleticism and smarts. You wouldn't want to foresee a situation where he would get playing time this season, and the plan is for him to redshirt, learn the position and be ready to compete to start as a redshirt freshman next fall.
On the outside, the candidates to make that top 8-10 are definitely tackles Brian Abraham and Scott Glicksberg (SO, 6-4, 285). Abraham started nine games last season, to mixed reviews. He was hampered at the end of last season and in spring by a leg injury, but is thought to be 100% now. The question on him was whether he was tough-nosed enough, whether he was shying away from contact and had that mean streak needed to play the position. He'll have to come out with some of that this fall to wrestle away the starting strongside spot from Sutherland. Glicksberg is a guy that many have said has the potential, with a definite mean streak. He has yet, though, to step up sufficiently enough to seriously contend for a starting position but, if you talk to some close to the program, they think he could this fall, primarily competing with Lanis for the weakside tackle spot. Glicksberg, though, has some versatility and if he emerges as one of the top five linemen on the roster, could plug into the weakside guard position. Glicksberg being a viable option this season could be a key.
Three question marks on the outside are Tony Lee (SO, 6-5, 295), Chris Johnson (SO, 6-3, 300), and Justin Brown (R-FR, 6-6, 275). Lee was emerging as a serious contender for a starting tackle spot but continuing knee problems have thrown that into uncertainty. He had late season surgery, missed spring practice and isn't recovering as quickly as many in the program would like. Not for lack of effort on his part, but the injury could be of a nature that his future is in doubt. When healthy, Lee showed great athleticism, with great feet. He'll probably be brought along slowly this fall and hopefully be able to play this season.
Chris Johnson has been a question. He came to UCLA fairly unheralded as a defensive tackle, but didn't show the competitiveness or toughness to make it there. Because of his size, they moved him to the interior of the OL, but lack of fire held him back there. He's now found himself at offensive tackle, where he can maybe benefit from a relative degree of athleticism. Johnson will really have to step up and prove something this fall if he hopes to be in the rotation at all.
Justin Brown came to UCLA will good feet but with a lack of strength. Last year, in his freshman year, he improved his strength but he still has a ways to go before being competitive at the Pac-10 level.
Freshman Micah Kia (6-5, 295) looks like a natural tackle and definitely passes the eye-ball test. If a freshman were needed to fill out the two deep at tackle, he'd be the candidate.
Freshman Sean Sheller (6-4, 285) is a guy that most project to be inside, and looks to still be developing physically. He has gotten quite a bit bigger in the last year, probably gaining 20 pounds. He might not have the foot speed to play tackle, but right now it's wide open where he could plug in.
A walk-on of note is Micah Reed (SO, 6-4, 303), who crops up in the 2s and 3s pretty consistently and has a chance to provide legitimate depth.
There are huge shoes to fill, those of All-American tight end Marcedes Lewis. And there really is no way that any tight end on the roster would be able to even come close to doing that. Maybe by committee, but it's still highly unlikely. Lewis caught 58 passes a year ago and was UCLA's go-to guy a year ago. When in doubt, Drew Olson looked for Lewis. That option, and that feeling of having a go-to guy to go to is now gone. It will be interesting to see, now, how involved the tight end is in UCLA's offense this year without Lewis.
Projected TE Starter:
Logan Paulsen (SO, 6-5, 250)
Yeah, UCLA will officially list J.J. Hair (SR, 6-6, 256) as the starter, but from what we've heard, Paulsen is going to be the primary, long-term guy at tight end. In fact, Ryan Moya (SO, 6-2, 245) will get featured even more than Hair. Might Hair be in the lineup just as much as the other two? Probably. On blocking downs. But last year Moya had 10 catches, Paulsen two, and Hair just one. It's very difficult to see that Hair will suddenly turn into a good receiving tight end.
The only thing holding back Moya is his size. If he were 6-4, even, he'd probably be the clear starter. But there are times, on certain calls, when it's a disadvantage to have him in. On the other hand, he's so much quicker in the open field than most tight ends, there are calls when he presents a great advantage. When he can get out of the box and into open field, Moya is going to present serious match-up problems for opposing linebackers.
Paulsen, though, is thought to be the guy who will eventually be the most complete tight end, with size, developing strength and skills, and very good athleticism. That 250 he's listed at could be a bit of a stretch, but he's all of 240, and looks quite a bit more filled out that even last spring practice. Paulsen came to UCLA with very little football experience, not even knowing much football terminology, so it's been somewhat of a crash course for him. But sources inside the program are excited about him.
Adam Heater (R-FR, 6-5, 260) is more of a blocking TE, but has fairly good hands. He's not particularly quick in his routes, but is a solid guy. There is some thought around the program that, if he bulked up, he'd make a potentially good tackle. This season could very well determine where Heater ends up.
Also, don't completely dismiss UCLA's walk-on tight ends, Tyler Holland (SO, 6-5, 247) and Travis Martin (SO, 6-4, 245). If you ask some players in the program, they'll tell you that Holland, the converted quarterback, can make plays. They're not pretty plays, but he gets it done. Martin is a very good physical specimen, running an outstanding 4.65 40-yard dash. While you can't expect them to ever really compete for a starting position, of course, you can expect them to provide security in the depth chart at tight end.
What a diference a year makes. Last year, heading into fall practice, the wide receiverwere probably the biggest question mark on the team. How was UCLA going to replace Craig Bragg and Tab Perry?
Now, after the 2005 season, you'd have to say that the wide receiver group is probably UCLA's less worrisome position, with the most depth. You have four guys that have extensive experience, and are all upper classmen. While there might be a stand-out star in the group, it is, collectively, a strength of the team.
Projected WR Starters:
Split End: Marcus Everett (JR, 6-1, 203)
Flanker: Joe Cowan (SR, 6-4, 220)
Between the two of them, Everett and Cowan accounted for 67 receptions and over 800 yards.
Everett showed an almost uncanny ability to make the big play, in clutch situations. He really stepped up halfway through last season, while tapering off some toward the end. The word is that he's bigger and stronger, and better. Cowan will more than likely be the same guy - sometimes struggling to hang on to the ball, but also making key, small, unspectacular plays that help you win the game.
Junior Taylor (SR, 6-2, 212) will be welcomed back into the rotation. He blew out his knee against Oklahoma and had to sit the remainder of the season, and went through surgery and some extensive re-hab in order to return for his fifth year. Before he went down, he was looking good, even though we've heard that Marcus Everett was possibly going to be named the starter over Taylor anyway. If Taylor can return to form, he, Everett and Cowan should give smaller DBs fits with their size and strength.
So, you have your bigger, strong WRs, then throw in the smaller, fast, shifty guy in Brandon Breazell (JR, 6-0, 170). Breazell is listed behind Cowan at flanker, but there will be games when he gets more playing time, when he's needed to counter UCLA's other bigger, more-possession-oriented receivers. Breazell is the home run guy, with great moves and acceleration. He had 24 catches a year ago, and it wouldn't surprise if he doubled that and became UCLA's leading receiver this season. The word is that he's worked hard, and his route running has become far more polished.
Going out on a limb here, but we think that true freshman Terrence Austin (5-11, 175) could squeeze in here as the fifth receiver. In the 7-on-7s he's looked good, and has become a relative favorite target of the QBs. He's developing into a favorite since he gets open, being very hard to guard in the first 15 yards. He's pretty slight, not looking much bigger than he did a year ago at Long Beach Poly, but his route-running and pass-catching are so good, he's going to get time as a true freshman.
One guy to really keep an eye on is Gavin Ketchum (SO, 6-4, 210). Ketchum was easily one of the biggest standouts of the freshmen last year in fall camp, but then got banged up and tended to fade a bit by the end of the season. He's considerably bigger physically, which will help. The off-season word is that Ketchum is still in the process of getting it and isn't quite there, so fall camp will be an indication of just how "there" he is.
Andrew Baumgartner (SR, 6-1 202), a walk-on, proved to be a very reliable guy last season, filling in admirably when UCLA had holes in its receiver rotation. He's considerably bigger physically this year, almost unrecognizable actually.
Another walk-on, a former trackster, Matt Willis (SR, 6-0, 195), has generated some good buzz around campus. He's always been fast and explosive, but raw in his skills and probably shy about contact. But the word is that he's worked himself into being a football player and that he could be a real threat this season.
Bobby Whithorne ((JR, 6-1, 200), a transfer from Washington who was on scholarship there, is another walk-on that could compete for playing time. Whithorne might be a slightly faster version of Baumgartner.
Jamil Turner (R-FR, 6-1, 203) is coming off his freshman year on the scout team where many liked his hands but questioned his quickness, pretty much the same scouting report he's had on him since high school. The word is that he'll need to really make strides to see the field.
It's probably a very critical fall camp for Ryan Graves (SO, 6-1, 180). Graves, who many in the program feel has talent, just hasn't clued in, and hasn't gotten much bigger physically. Patience could be running out.
Freshman Dominique Johnson (6-4, 205) is somewhat of a Jamil Turner type, with good hands but lacking speed. This fall will be time to watch him, to see if he has the capability of playing at this level at receiver. He will almost undoubtedly redshirt unless he exceeds all expectation.
Freshman Jeremy McGee (5-10, 171) is listed initially as a wide receiver, has been talked about at running back, but it's thought he could end up as a cornerback. McGee has very good speed, but it would be shocking if he ended up with any significant time in practice at receiver.
It's another position where UCLA will feel the fallout from losing an All-American level player, losing Maurice Drew one year early to the NFL.
While losing play-maker Drew is huge, it might not be as big as losing Lewis or Olson. Namely, since UCLA has some maybe not as spectacular players to fill the gap, but some definite talent.
The question will probably be depth, or proven depth.
Projected Starters:
Tailback: Chris Markey (JR, 5-11, 208)
Fullback: Michael Pitre (JR, 6-0, 235)
Markey is not Maurice Drew. He doesn't have the same sort of big-play ability that Drew has, or the explosiveness. But if there was a knock on Drew it was that his running style wore him down. Markey, perhaps, might not make the big highlight run, but he is, in the long-run, more durable, since he makes tacklers miss more than Drew, and he could be, in the long-termm more productive.
One of the best surprises last season was the immediate emergence of Kahlil Bell (SO, 6-0, 215). Bell was projected to be a fullback coming into UCLA but was moved to tailback for depth, and then surprised everyone, even the coaches, by how good he was. You can't fault them - it was hard to anticipate; Bell was a little scrawny in his legs, and didn't have great speed. But with Bell, as soon as he arrived in Westwood, he was a competitor and a warrior, and that sometimes is hard to project when you're evaluating players. He's gotten bigger, adding some solid muscle, and I've heard he's lowered his 40 time. He's probably a bit green to take the responsibility of reps you get as the #2 tailback in UCLA's offense, but most in the program feel that Bell has the mentality to rise to the occasion. He still isn't considered a potential star, but a solid guy. But who knows - maybe he'll continue to surprise.
Derrick Williams (JR, 5-10, 214) had a disciplinary issue last season early on and never really got out of the doghouse all season. He did, though, in spring practice, look good, being so low to the ground and strong, and able to run tackle to tackle.
Perhaps the biggest curiosity among the incoming freshmen is Christian Ramirez (6-2, 195), an athlete who was originally recruited as a safety but looked so good at tailback in high school and, because of UCLA's lack of depth at the position, wil take a stab at TB first. He is long and lanky, but a very good instinct to make tacklers miss, with surprising explosiveness. If he could prove to contribute, say, as much as Bell did a year ago, it'd be considered a win. If he proves to be potentially a star of the future, hallelujah.
Ryen Carew (R-FR, 5-10, 200) is a mystery. Considered one of the best running backs in SoCal out of high school two years ago, he had some issues at his high school transferred, and subsequently didn't get a scholarship offer. He walked on to UCLA and look raw but talent, until he blew out his knee and spent last season re-habbing. He's still not completely cleared for contact, but he has gotten particularly bigger physically while re-habbing, including what looks to be taller (UCLA lists him at 5-9, but he looks at least 5-10). If Carew can rebound from the knee and be, at the very least, a solid potential option at tailback, it would go a long way to giving UCLA the depth it needs. UCLA uses two tailbacks extensively, and dabbles with the third, and with the way injuries are in college football today, depth could be a concern for UCLA at tailback.
Pitre had a few nagging injuries last season, but was still named to the Pac-10 Honorable Mention team. When he's healthy, he's a weapon, mostly catching the ball out of the backfield. He is definitely one of the glue guys for the offense, doing the little things that need to get done, the guy who knows the schemes really well and is a team leader.
Jimmy Stephens (JR, 6-2, 247) is a big, strong kid who is a good, straight-ahead athlete but lacks finesse. Some close to the program like his potential, but he sat out spring with an injury, so there's some curiosity about him. With Pitre being prone to injury, Stephens being healthy is a key.
It's expected that incoming freshman Chane Moline (6-1, 240) could very well cause a stir this fall. Moline is a talent - not really possessing great speed - but with instinct and toughness that made him one of the best high school football players in the state of California for the last couple of years. He's already pretty physically developed, even though he could get stronger, and he could be most skilled fullback on the team, in terms of both running and catching the ball. It's expected that Moline will compete with Stephens for back-up fullback minutes and that, if there are injuries at the position, he could needed to play.
There is converted linebacker Danny Nelson (SR, 6-1, 235) who made the move to fullback since it wasn't happening for him at linebacker. A JC transfer who spent time in the armed services, Nelson is older (23), and is a morale leader on the team. Sources close to the program believe fullback suits him far better than linebacker, where he doesn't have to move so much laterally and can just plow straight ahead.
Two walk-ons fill out the depth chart --- Ben Idemundia (JR, 6-0, 239) and Trevor Theriot (R-FR, 6-0, 234). While you might see them in fall camp a bit, it'd take some serious injuries to hit the fullback position for you to see them on the game field.
Many might never have anticipated it - that the UCLA community would be wondering a bit how UCLA could replace Drew Olson.
|Ben Olson.
Olson, after struggling for most of his UCLA career, came into his own in his senior year, passing for over 3,000 yards and 34 touchdowns, and having one of the most prolific seasons for a quarterback in UCLA history.
How does UCLA replace that?
Projected Starter:
Ben Olson (SO, 6-5, 225)
The answer is: UCLA doesn't. Seriously. Even though Ben Olson is considerably more talented than Drew Olson, it's far too much to expect that B-Olson will step in and keep going in the same stride as D-Olson. It look D-Olson years to get the offense, and B-Olson is only in his second.
Olson has all the tools to be a pro quarterback, the size, strength, athleticism, arm and smarts. He just lacks experience. The one knock that follows Olson is that he still isn't completely getting the offense and is taking too long to make decisions. It was evident in spring practice and seemed evident in the summer's 7-on-7s. Will it all click in by fall camp? Does he need some game experience, to execute the position in real game speed, to get it?
It's by far the biggest question of fall camp.
What makes it very interesting is that his presumed back-up Patrick Cowan (SO, 6-5, 224), might defy that presumption. Cowan, who doesn't have the pedigree of Olson, coming to UCLA very unheralded out of high school, has the size, strength and arm strength - but also seems to show a quicker decision-making ability.
While many have already handed the reins of the quarterback position to Olson, many close to the program are saying, "Hey, the other guy is pretty good."
Either way, they're both extremely inexperienced. In a league where teams succeed with experienced quarterbacks, so much of UCLA's offensive success depends on the effectiveness of its quarterbacking. And, this is key: whatever QB finds himself over center in the Rose Bowl is going to be behind an inexperienced offensive line.
UCLA doesn't have great depth at quaterback. Most close to the program feel it has two quarterbacks who can play at this level. Osaar Rasshan (R-FR, 6-4, 210) didn't engender much confidence in practice last year as a freshman. He's a great athlete and would bring a great running dimension to the position. But a quarterback needs to throw the ball and, very basically, Rasshan has not proven he can do that yet at this level.Finally, one of the most interesting aspects of fall camp to watch is the offense under new Offensive Coordinator Jim Svoboda. It might not look substantially different than last year's, but there could be some wrinkles (like the much-publicized use of the shot gun). The real specific to watch is how Svoboda handles the responsibilities, especially in the first few games. Will the play calling be dynamic or, dare we use the word, conservative? You might get some clues from fall practice.


text:
Hi Readers,
Welcome back to the second installment of our DFIR blog! If you didn't read Introduction to Digital Forensics and Incident Response check it out.
Let's get started on our next chapter, Timeline Analysis and Time Stamped Forensics.
A Chapter from Your Favorite Crime Novel
In one of his blog posts, Corey Harrell described timeline analysis as a "great technique to determine the activity that occurred on a system at a certain point in time". When referring to DFIR, we would take it one step further: timeline analysis is necessary for effective incident response.

subset: commoncrawl


text: ×Close Product Image 1 of 1 Alice in Lace See image Alice in Lace (Book #8 of Alice) By Phyllis Reynolds Naylor For Ages: 10 - 14 Alice and Patrick are getting married! Well, sort of. It's all part for her eighth grade health class. But, this is a piece of wedding cake compared to some of her friends' assignments where they have to role play being pregnant or being caught shoplifting. The biggest challenge of all, though, is just growing up—and this health unit is showing that it doesn't get any easier! Who decided that life was a never ending obstacle course, anyway? × Added to Cart List Price $5.99 Your Cart ( items) Cart total Continue Shopping CHECKOUT NOW Choose a format: Trade Paperback eBook Choose a format: eBook Trade Paperback eBook Atheneum Books for Young Readers | 192 pages | ISBN 9781442465831 | May 2012 | Grades 4 - 9 Buy Amazon's Kindle Store Apple iBookstore Barnes & Noble Books-a-Million Google Play Kobo List Price $5.99 Browse Related Books 4th Grade | 5th Grade | 6th Grade | 7th Grade | 8th Grade | 9th Grade Age 9 - 11 | Age 12 and Up Children's Fiction > Social Situations > AdolescenceChildren's Fiction > Social Situations > General Buy now Amazon's Kindle Store Apple iBookstore Barnes & Noble Books-a-Million Google Play Kobo Get a FREE eBook when you join our mailing list. Plus, receive updates on new releases, recommended reads and more from Simon & Schuster. Email Address Free eBook available to NEW subscribers only. Offer redeemable at Simon & Schuster's ebook fulfillment partner.Offer expires in three months, unless otherwise indicated.See full terms and conditions and this month's choices. More Books from this Author A Shiloh Christmas A Shiloh Christmas By Phyllis Reynolds NaylorBy Phyllis Reynolds Naylor The Shiloh Collection The Shiloh Collection By Phyllis Reynolds NaylorBy Phyllis Reynolds Naylor The Alice Collection/The Middle School Years The Alice Collection/The Middle School Years By Phyllis Reynolds NaylorBy Phyllis Reynolds Naylor The Alice Collection/Alice in Elementary The Alice Collection/Alice in Elementary By Phyllis Reynolds NaylorBy Phyllis Reynolds Naylor See more by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor About the Author Photo Copyright: Gilbert Phyllis Reynolds Naylor Phyllis Reynolds Naylor has written more than 135 books, including the Newbery Award–winning Shiloh, the Alice series, and Roxie and the Hooligans. She lives in Gaithersburg, Maryland. To hear from Phyllis and find out more about Alice, visit AliceMcKinley.com. BECOME A FAN BOOKS Related Websites The Official Alice Blog by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor alicemckinley.wordpress.com/ The Official Alice Blog of Phyllis Reynolds Naylor www.alicemckinley.com


text:
Posted by Cuca Garcia
I was referred to Ray Velarde 16 years ago, and honestly I have never met an attorney like him. He talks with the truth whether you like it or not, he is honest, professional and straight forward to the point. If he can help you, he will help you.


text:
DR. A. VERNEUIL IS A OUTSTANDING COMPASSIONATE PHYSICIAN. HE IS DOWN TO EARTH AND EXPLAINS ALL THE TREATMENTS AND OPTIONS AVAILABLE TO ME. DR VERNEUIL IS AN EXCELLE... Read more
I've been a patient of Dr. Heinrich's since 2004 and he is treated a variety of things but mostly skin cancers, drooping eyelids from glaucoma, and a broken bone... Read more
Dr. Paddie is lacking somewhat in bedside manner. Polite, but not overly friendly and not very forthcoming with information. You need to ask a lot of questions. Perf... Read more
I read other reviews and don't know who they are talking about! He was nonchalant about my condition and after 6 months of no diagnosis I went to a different Dr and ... Read more
Dr. Cho performed a parathyroidectomy on me. He was very informative prior to the surgery and worked closely with my other doctors to arrive at a conclusion that su... Read more
Even though sharing your experience with other patients is very helpful, it is not sufficient to change the behavior of a doctor. You should submit on official compl... Read more
Dr. W. has a great bedside manner,. He was punctual and spent all the time needed with me to explain his diagnosis. He put me at ease and involved me in the decision... Read more
the worst doctor I have ever seen. CARELESS!!!! he prescribed 2 medicines for me I didn't need. had to go to the ER because of that.
he ordered a CT Scan for me cost... Read more
Dr. Supance is a fantastic and extremely knowledgeable, thorough and dedicated doctor.He has been my child's ear doctor for the past twenty-nine years and I hope he ... Read more
A LOT OF COMPLICATIONS, BAD PAINFUL SCARS THAT STILL SYMPTOMATIC AFTER 2 YEARS, NO SIGNS OF ANY IMPROVEMENT IN CONDITION OF WRINKLES & SAGGING OF THE FACE/NECK. EXPE... Read more
Sign up for our newsletter to get the latest health news and tips.


text:
× View Today's Deals
You missed it This great deal for Robert's Barber Lounge is over. But don't despair, we've got more great deals every day.
Related Deals That You May Like
back by popular demand:
Robert's Barber Lounge
Indulge: Men's Shave and Haircut, or Women's Haircut with Highlights or Tinting
- Save 50%
- 4 purchased
deal over
deal over!
96% recommendedin LivingSocial customer ratings
This tranquil oasis was voted one of the best spas in Tucson in 2011 by Tucson Weekly readers -- head to this highly praised pamper spot for your haircare needs:
• $27 ($55 value) for a men's shave and haircut
• $45 ($90 value) for a women's haircut with partial highlights or tinting
• One-story building boasts a modern aesthetic that's perfect for taking a load off
PAID VALUE EXPIRES ON May 28, 2022
PROMOTIONAL VALUE EXPIRES ON October 19, 2014


text:
I think the extra cost is worth it if you value your trees. We have
plenty of "butchers" around here. The city of Friendsville has/had a
large number of large beautiful maples. Around ten years ago they were
"butchered"; now, all are full of decay and many are already deceased.
We have a very large white oak on the backside of the house that I had
expertly trimmed and treated for a bacteria. I had to blink several
times at the cost but have never regretted it. Also, no matter who you
use, don't let them use spikes. It is equal to sticking holes all over
your body with a dirty needle. Make them use ropes. Just my advice for
what it is worth.
ETN Zone 7
----- Original Message -----
From: "Cyndi D Civ USAF AFMC 95 CS/SCOSI Johnson" <email@example.com>
To: email@example.com
Sent: Monday, March 8, 2010 11:45:16 AM GMT -05:00 US/Canada Eastern
Subject: RE: [CHAT] ??????
Not too many of us talking on here last week, it's true. Sorry to hear
about all your nice trees but hopefully once it's cleared up they won't
look so bad. It's sure expensive getting the work done though.
Husband finally took a good look at the front sycamores and agreed we
need to have them trimmed. I have cheaped out for years on that but this
time I'm going to grit my teeth and just pay for the only good
tree-trimmers we have locally to do it. It'll be in the low four figures
but the cheap folks I had out to do the back trees just butchered them,
they still look awful two years later.
Our weekend weather wasn't so good again, but it's all relative...no
snow or ice anyway! I promised my friend I would take her dog out since
she is still pretty much house-bound, so Saturday morning I went out
with him and she walked with us for a block before she got too tired. I
decided I would do 4 miles, and I'm trying to start more intense
exercise so I tried jogging a bit during it, which left me so tired I
came home and slumped in front of the computer for a couple hours before
heading into the garden. I did get some weeds pulled and a few small
pruning jobs done before it started to rain. I was busy Sunday so
nothing got done outside then either. At least I always have something
to do... I'll probably start moving the patio plants out of the
greenhouse next week, we won't get a frost bad enough to hurt them now.
Daffodils still in full bloom, the nectarine tree is opening up just a
couple blossoms, the peas are coming up in the veggie garden. Nothing
else with much activity except the weeds and grass growing like crazy.
-----Original Message-----
From: email@example.com [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On
Behalf Of firstname.lastname@example.com
Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2010 3:21 PM
To: email@example.com
Subject: [CHAT] ??????
What's going on? Or not going on?
I felt totally isolated when our power was out for four days,
and one of the things I missed most was my online contacts
with this group. Now after nearly a week, I have had only
one email from the group. Is everyone out gardening? Or
have I somehow been dropped from the list? It's a bit
spooky not to hear anything at all from the group.
Since we are still ice-bound there is no gardening activity.
I have been intending to crow that my Bowiea is blooming.
I know that it would be hard to find less impressive blooms,
but the tiny, 1/4 inch blossoms are really lovely little
six-petaled lily-like blooms. Anything that blooms at this
time of the year is welcome
To sign-off this list, send email to email@example.com with the
message text UNSUBSCRIBE GARDENCHAT
To sign-off this list, send email to firstname.lastname@example.com with the
message text UNSUBSCRIBE GARDENCHAT
To sign-off this list, send email to firstname.lastname@example.com with the
message text UNSUBSCRIBE GARDENCHAT


text:
Sorry, Rose, I got my comment about your post mixed up with the one from
Mary Lou. :-(
What's the other parent of your FINAL E reb sdlng? I am excited to hear
you are getting some reb from FE seedlings. Nothing here so far, but I
am keeping my fingers crossed - they are still young.
Your PINK A X MAGICAL E looks great.
Linda Mann east TN USA zone 7


text:
Vennligst vent...
Blekk & Toner guide
As the first level in Intel's new processor family, the previous generation Intel Core i3 processor is the perfect entry point for a fast, responsive PC experience. This processor comes equipped with Intel HD Graphics, an advanced video engine that delivers smooth, high-quality HD video playback, and advanced 3D capabilities, providing an ideal graphics solution for everyday computing.A smart choice for home and office, the Intel Core i3 processor also features Intel Hyper-Threading Technology (Intel HT Technology), which enables each core of your processor to work on two tasks at the same time, delivering the performance you need for smart multitasking.32nm dual-core processing runs two independent processor cores in one physical package at the same frequency.Intel HT Technology delivers two processing threads per physical core for a total of four threads for massive computational throughput. This 4-way multi-task processing allows each core of your processor to work on two tasks at the same time.Intel Smart Cache is shared cache dynamically allocated to each processor core, based on workload. This efficient, dual-core-optimized implementation increases the probability that each core can access data from the fast cache, significantly reducing latency to frequently used data and improving performance.Intel HD Graphics provides superb visual performance for sharper images, richer color, and life-like video and audio. Available on select models of the Intel Core processor family.


text:
Yakima FourTimer Hitch Bike Rack
Forget cramming four bikes onto a hitch mounted, hanging style rack when you're vehicle's equipped with the incredibly easy to use, well bolstered Yakima FourTimer Hitch Rack. Alleviating many of the problems inherent to hanging style hitch racks, the FourTimer uses offset cradles with secure ratcheting straps to prevent bikes from rubbing and bumping during transport. And because it's designed with a releasable outer arm, the FourTimer quickly transforms from a four bike carrier to a two bike carrier in seconds, allowing you to customize the rack's carrying capacity for regular trail rides and family road trips alike.Yakima FourTimer Hitch Bike Rack Features:Transport up to four bikes regardless of frame design, suspension, or wheel sizeIdeal for fat bikes, kids bikes and fendersLow tray height for quick and easy loading and unloading of bikesSKS Hitch lock includedFits 2 hitch receiver only
|Regular Price
|Als Sports
Copy the following string into an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com to request support.
CCBot/2.0 (http://commoncrawl.org/faq/)
Blog Feed
Follow on Twitter
Become a Facebook Fan
Similar Gear


text:
You could hear it in the woods that afternoon. Around the corner, obscured by the forest.
(A scream of joy? Or terror?)
Nick and I spent 4 days in the Methow last weekend exploring the trails on two wheels with our friends Dale, Ed and Jennifer. I'm not a natural mountain biker by any means. It's a sport I have to work at … *really* work at … to avoid being a total klutz. Even after all that effort, I still have loads of room for improvement.
Some of the best life lessons come from doing the hard stuff, though. Here are some of the things mountain biking is teaching me:
17. Ups are followed by downs.
16. Sometimes the best way past an obstacle is straight through it.
15. Boldness pays.
14. The hardest parts are also the loneliest.
13. There's fresh horse poop on the trail ahead.
12. Balance is first among the virtues; momentum is second.
11. Success requires confidence, but cockiness invites failure.
10. Some people are lucky at some times; nobody gets lucky every time.
9. It's all about the being and the going, not the having and the arriving.
8. It's tempting to focus on the immediate problem to the exclusion of the big picture.
7. The thing that nails you is the one you don't see coming.
6. It's worth stopping for a breather to see where you are.
5. Thousands of tiny decisions shape the ride.
4. Fun starts when you push your limits.
3. You can get hurt, heal, and try again.
2. Practice makes you better.
1. No quitting allowed.
They said:
"It's absolutely my favorite trail."
"It's like two rides in one!"
"Go early to avoid the hikers, mostly so you can bomb down the trail with wild abandon and not worry about running into anyone."
"It's got a bit of everything – rivers, big alpine bowls, gorgeous views. I think it's the kind of trail that people from Colorado would love."
"If you could only ride one trail in the Methow, you should ride this one."
So we rode it. And it was awesome!
Road racers. Loaded tourers. Recumbents. Hardtails. Dualies. Hybrids. Cross bikes. Sport tourers. Commuters. Cruisers. Comfort bikes. Tandems. With such a dizzying array to choose from, it's a small miracle anyone leaves a bike shop with the right bicycle for them.
Chances are you're reading this because you started looking for a bike and wondering if Model X made by Brand Y is a "good bike." The answer to that is more complicated than a simple yes or no. To help you knowledgeably pick a bike, Nick and I offer you following tips to help demystify the process of buying a bike.
Before You Leave Home
Grab a pencil, paper and some brutal honesty. Now make two lists. The first is an inventory of your current status as a cyclist or, for first-timers, your fitness level: how competitive you are, how much time you spend riding (or working out) each week, your highest achievements on a bike. The second is your ultimate vision of yourself as a cyclist. Do you plan to do triathlons? Clean up on the local racing circuit? Do bike tours? Commute by bike? Ride off road? All of these pursuits have a feature or two that you might want in a bike. If you'll be commuting or touring, for example, you'll want a bike with "braze-ons" to attach fenders and possibly a rack. A sales person at the bike shop can narrow your bike choices if they know more about your intended use.
Fit Is Everything
I can't emphasize enough how important a properly fitted bicycle is. This will minimize discomfort and possibility for injury in the long run and maximize your enjoyment of the time spent in the saddle. In addition to what size bike you should be riding, figure out the proper seat height, reach to the handlebars, handlebar height relative to your saddle, etc. If you're not sure what is ideal for you, consider getting a professional bike fit. Once you have these measurements, you will be able to look for used bikes knowledgeably and/or customize the fit of whatever bike you do get. A note regarding saddles: don't get too hung up if the one on the bike you're riding doesn't feel right. You'll likely end up replacing it (and every other saddle on every other bike you buy in the future) with "your" saddle…the one that's just right for your butt.
Light. Strong. Cheap. Pick two.
How important is weight? How important is durability? What's your budget? These three things are interrelated. Generally, the more you're willing to spend the lighter your bike will be because it will be made with lighter material(s) and equipped with higher end components. Some might argue that these higher end components last longer too. Depending on your tolerance for replacing vs. fixing, you might consider Campagnolo parts over Shimano parts. Nick and I run Campy exclusively. It's more expensive initially, but when something breaks, we spend $10 on an internal part and fix it, rather than spending $300+ to replace the entire part like you'd have to do with Shimano. All of these decisions come down to how much you're willing to spend initially.
The Invisible Component – the Bike Shop.
The shop you buy from will probably be the one you take your bike to when you want it fixed. Element Cycles, for example, offers free tuneups for a year with the sale of their bikes. Whoever you buy from, you want to like the people, be able to get to the shop easily, and feel confident that you can get your bike worked on without waiting too long. Some shops have a 3-week waiting list for maintenance. No good if you want to use it the next weekend for an event.
Time for the Test Ride
No amount of bike buying advice from anyone – not me, not the shop sales rep, not your friends – can replace personal experience on the bike. You're about to spend $1200 or more (yes, that much) on a single purchase, so take some time to ride a few bikes – at least one bike made out of aluminum, one out of steel, one out of carbon, and one out of titanium. You'll get a feel for how each bike material feels and which one suits you the best. (With the exception of my mountain bike, every bike in our house is made of steel. We love how it feels. Others love the squish of titanium or the zip of aluminum.) Get your hands on a Campy shifter, a Shimano shifter, and a SRAM shifter. The size and shape alone may have you convinced you like one over the other.
Don't be shy about taking bikes for a long test ride either. Use the first 10 minutes to get acquainted with the bike. If the handlebar feels too high or the suspension too springy, ask for a fix. And make sure you know how to use the components. If you're used to Shimano, say, ask for a SRAM tutorial. Then take it out for 30 minutes or so and put it through all the paces. Brake hard, brake slow, corner at different angles and speeds, descend, and climb.
Call Your Friends
Once you've done all of this, then and only then, should you seek the advice of your friends. We're all well-meaning, but we only know what is right for us. Once you have some knowledge under your belt, you can take our advice with a grain of salt. Until then, buyer beware!
Good luck and happy cycling!
Photos by Richard Masoner and Dylan Pech, used with permission


text:
Model Mayhem Admin
sunny_Model Female Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
My Website: PortfolioMy MM URL: http://www.modelmayhem.com/sunnykwon
Mayhem # 371680
About Me
Hello there=)
To tell you a bit about myself, I am a very dedicated and self motivated person that never gives up, no matter how hard things may get. I have a high level of personal presentation and confidence in everything I do. I also love meeting new people and experiencing new things. I have an outgoing personality, which helps me a lot when working with many people.
You can contact me through my email which is email@example.com and I'll reply to you as soon as I can. Thanks=)
Have you worked with sunny_? Add Credits for sunny_! >>
Credit Notes
I been able to work with some of the nicest people around on MM!
Kent Johnson Photograph #379596
Nyk Sykes #367831
overexposed #191133
Tammy Photography #414744
Victoria Rika-Heke #442792
Lisa Sciberras H MU #431759
LEPHUNK makeup Artistry #365603
Lyndal #356798
kaka7 #391011
Ashlee Scotland #207673
Anqi #318425
Edwina Stori #377515
Linda D #370095
MissBee #290691
RoxyG #250638
Silvia Grenova #375184
SammyRaine #446995
Model Mayhem Admin
alan a Photographer
Dimas Seti Aditya Photographer
Danial Gowans Photographer
FabianParkes Photographer
dsvision Photographer
Loading Content


text:
Popular property highlights
Located in Santa Margarida, Prestige Goya Park is within a mile (2 km) of sights such as Roses Beach and Roses Citadel. This 246-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with a restaurant, an outdoor pool, and free in-room WiFi. Aqua Brava and Castillo de la Trinidad are also close to this Roses hotel.
Enjoy a leisurely bite to eat at the onsite restaurant, or have a drink at the bar/lounge. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with room service. Start your day off with breakfast, available for a fee.
The 246 rooms are heated and have an array of amenities, including balconies, free newspapers, and ceiling fans. Guests can enjoy free WiFi and satellite TV. Safes and desks are other standard amenities.
Property features
At Prestige Goya Park, guests enjoy features like an outdoor pool, a children's pool, and a rooftop terrace. Onsite parking is offered for a fee. Multilingual staff at the 24-hour front desk can assist with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this family-friendly hotel include free WiFi in public areas, an arcade/game room, and free newspapers.
- Close to Roses Beach
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Onsite dining
- Outdoor pool
HighlightsInformation missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Prestige Goya Park
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Prestige Goya Park features an outdoor pool and a children's pool. The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This family-friendly hotel also offers a rooftop terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and an arcade/game room. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
Prestige Goya Park has designated areas for smoking.
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Concierge services
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Bar/lounge
- Restaurant
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare
- Television in common areas
- Number of floors - 9
- Elevator/lift
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Total number of rooms - 246
- Arcade/game room
- Garden
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Rooftop terrace
- Luggage storage
- RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
- Self parking (surcharge)
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free WiFi
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 1968
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Babysitting or childcare
- Arcade/game room
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Self parking (surcharge), RV, bus, truck parking (surcharge)
Room Amenities
Prestige Goya Park offers 246 accommodations with safes and complimentary newspapers. Rooms open to balconies. Satellite television is provided.
Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations. This Roses hotel provides complimentary wireless Internet access. A nightly turndown service is provided and housekeeping is offered daily.
- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Satellite TV service
- Free newspaper
- Ceiling fan
- Free WiFi
- In-room safe
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Shower/tub combination
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Heating
- Desk
- Dial-up Internet access (surcharge)
- Room service (limited hours)
Where to Eat
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Prestige Goya Park has a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Nearby Things to Do
An outdoor pool and a children's pool are on site.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Mountain biking nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 5:30 AM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available for EUR 6 per night.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Hotel Registry Number - HG-001919
No rollaway/extra beds available
No cribs (infant beds) available
- Resort fee
Optional extras
- Crib (infant bed) fee: EUR 6 per night
Hotel Name
- Goya Park
- Prestige Goya Park
- Prestige Goya Park Hotel
- Prestige Goya Park Hotel Roses
- Prestige Goya Park Roses
- Prestige Goya Park Roses, Spain - Costa Brava
We should mention
Cash transactions at this property cannot exceed EUR 2500, due to national regulations. For further details, please contact the property using information in the booking confirmation. A resort fee is included in the total price displayed.


text:
ED Magedson – Founder
Ripoff Report
Eric McCreryFort Collins, Colorado United States of America
Does your business have a bad reputation?
Fix it the right way.
Corporate Advocacy Program™
This report was posted on Ripoff Report on 12/02/2009 08:52 PM and is a permanent record located here: http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/eric-mccrery/fort-collins-colorado-80525/eric-mccrery-emccrery-shady-dishonest-low-integrity-fort-collins-colorado-532667. The posting time indicated is Arizona local time. Arizona does not observe daylight savings so the post time may be Mountain or Pacific depending on the time of year.
Ripoff Report has an exclusive license to this report. It may not be copied without the written permission of Ripoff Report. READ: Foreign websites steal our content
Click Here to read other Ripoff Reports on Eric McCrery
If you would like to see more Rip-off Reports on this company/individual, search here:Search Tips
In order to assure the best results in your search:
#1 REBUTTAL Individual responds
SUBMITTED: Monday, December 28, 2009POSTED: Monday, December 28, 2009
Because the Ripoff Report website has the policy to publish all submissions and to never remove a report from its website (even if the original author wishes to withdraw it), my only recourse is to post a reply to the above report. The report was submitted by a person who uses this forum solely to malign the character of those with whom hes had prior relationships. Please search for reports for the following people, all of which were submitted within a period of a few days under the reporting name of havocman1000:
-Kristi Hoburg (ex-wife of the person writing the reports)
-Andrew Hoburg (ex-brother-in-law)
-Chuck Hoburg (ex-father-in-law of the person writing the reports)
-Mark Schlemer (ex-father-in-law, Kristis step-dad)
-Ethan Schlemer (ex brother-in-law)
Hes also submitted additional complaints against his own family members and acquaintances under the reporting name deck pros founder:
-Linda Allison (his mother)
-Mandy Allison (his first ex-wife)
-Terry Allison Sr. (his father)
-Michelle Owens (his sister)
-Todd Gatseos (former co-worker)
I write this reply reluctantly because I have no desire to be involved with this individual and I dont wish to draw unwarranted attention to the other smear campaign victims listed above (nor will I mention the author of the reports by name as that will do nothing other than perpetuate this nonsense). However, despite legal action and criminal charges against this person, the outcome of such proceedings will not remove the link to either this website or the web search engines leading to it and I believe its important to respond that none of his targets have suddenly become violent threats to society, sexual deviants, porn stars, con-artists, etc. Its unfortunate (and pathetic) that someone would find it appropriate to make such reckless allegations in an attempt to impugn the reputation of decent, honest people. Please review the other reports and draw your own conclusions regarding the validity of any of these accusations and the true motive of the person writing them. Although it is unlikely that the poster will be unable to resist the urge to make further postings and accusations, this will be my only response. A similar response may be listed in any of the six reports initially referenced.
If you would like any personal or business references regarding me or my business practices please feel free to contact any of the indivuals in Havocman's previous malicious reports. You can reach them at the following:
The Group Inc Real Estate: 970-229-0700
Keller Williams Realty (Ask for the Managing Broker):
As advised by the DA's Office and as of public record, if you would like any information as to the criminal charges brought against this indivual by the State of Colorado please contact the Fort Collins Police Department at 970-221-6540.
Are you an owner, employee or ex-employee with either negative or positive information about the company or individual, or can you provide "insider information" on this company?
#2 Author of original report
SUBMITTED: Thursday, December 03, 2009POSTED: Thursday, December 03, 2009
Are you an owner, employee or ex-employee with either negative or positive information about the company or individual, or can you provide "insider information" on this company?
#3 Consumer Comment
SUBMITTED: Thursday, December 03, 2009POSTED: Thursday, December 03, 2009
Are you an owner, employee or ex-employee with either negative or positive information about the company or individual, or can you provide "insider information" on this company?
Advertisers above have met our
strict standards for business conduct.


text:
I know, I know, it sounds crazy. 6 weeks 'til Harvest? No way!!! But, you saw that post a couple days ago, didn't you? The V Monologues? Well, I heard none other than David Gates himself say, this morning in… Read More ›
Lytton Springs
Scenes from Farm-to-Grill 2013 at Monte Bello!
At Ridge Vineyards, we don't stage all that many truly large-scale events, but when we do, we always opt to go all-out, and our annual summer events are just these sorts of happenings. We present two themes every year —… Read More ›
The V Monologues
The lights go down. The curtain comes up. A whisper of anticipation moves through the crowd. A spotlight. The lone figure. He looks up. He opens his mouth. He speaks one word: Veraison. He is Will Thomas, Lytton Springs Viticulturist…. Read More ›
#VineWatch13: Week 25! -or- Grapes That Plump When You Cook 'Em!
The sun is shinin', the weather is sweet, yeah, makes you wanna move those dancin' feet …. Meaning, of course, that the summer is in full swing, and in fact, it's cookin'! And what's that mean for our lovely vines?… Read More ›
#VineWatch13: Week 24!
I spent a bit of time today with our viticulturists from both Lytton Springs & Monte Bello; Will Thomas & Kyle Theriot, respectively. And you know what? They're getting a bit antsy. And that's a good sign. That means we're… Read More ›
Things To Do On Summer Solstice
It's the longest day of the year, and what should one do? Me, I got married! I got married four years ago today. For many, many, many wonderful reasons, of course, but as but one example; what better way to… Read More ›
#RidgeSomms: WWTAWWTAW: Part IV, Tasting
What We Talk About When We Talk About Wine! A rare chance to slip inside the crimson rope and be an oeno-fly on the wall for Paul Draper-led tasting sessions at both Monte Bello and Lytton Springs, in the company… Read More ›


text:
New and updated for 2016!!
The Iskaboo Guide to: Part VII Transfers
The new and updated guide to Part VII transfers including:
>> New regulations and processes following the establishment of PRA and FCA
>> Impact of Europe's Solvency II regulations
>> Breakdown and analysis of all transfers since 2004 to January 2016
>> Analysis of policy holder objections being considered in EEA courts
Plus, everything you need to know to guide you and your company through the entire Part VII process from start to finish. More…
Other titles also available:
Fracking: Risks & Rewards
by Barbara Hadley, Tom Rennell and Derek Austin
Read reviews
Fracking: Risks & Rewards is a new report that takes a detailed look at the issues and hype surrounding the fracking industry. What does hydraulic fracturing really involve and what are the risks arising from shale gas exploitation? Are the proposed economic benefits realistic? What regulations apply to fracking activities and are they sufficiently stringent? Who is responsible and who will pay in the event of an accident? More…
Asbestos: The Future Risk
by Barbara Hadley and Tom Rennell
Read reviews
Asbestos: the Future Risk is a special report that pulls together the historical background as to how this mineral came to be so widely used; the medical view of asbestos related diseases and their treatment; the current patterns of consumption that indicate where future claims may come from; and current practice for dealing with asbestos in the built environment, exposure to which has spread asbestos-related diseases to people outside those occupations that worked directly with asbestos. More…


text:
A320 boosted by Cavotec systems
photo credit: China Daily
According to Air Transport World, the first A320 aircraft assembled at the Airbus final assembly facility in the Chinese port city of Tianjin, southwest of Beijing, has made its inaugural flight. This is the first A320 assembled at Tianjin and indeed the first assembled outside Europe. Cavotec supplied 18 pop-up pit systems and related materiel to service aircraft at the Tianjin plant.


text: Dvd Rip English Genre:Comedy / Musical / War / Romance more Tagline:YEAH MAN... Even The Jeeps Are Jivin'! This is an entertaining view of the difficulties involved in putting on shows for our many soldiers in times of war. This 1940's musical is chock full of talent, including the most popular singing trio of the war years, The Andrews Sisters. "They took a little Rhumba Rhythm and they added Boogie-Woogie and now look what they've got.". You will enjoy listening to these top rhythms."Don't Sit Under The Apple Tree," "Three Little Sisters," "That's the Moon My Son," "Johnny Get Your Gun" and many more. CAST Maxene Andrews ... Herself, Maxene Andrews (as The Andrews Sisters) Patty Andrews ... Herself, Patty Andrews (as The Andrews Sisters) Laverne Andrews ... Herself, Laverne Andrews (as The Andrews Sisters) Dick Foran ... Lon Prentice Joe E. Lewis ... Lancelot Pringle McBiff Ernest Truex ... Col. Elias Weatherford Jennifer Holt ... Joyce Mason Shemp Howard ... Sgt. 'Muggsy' Shavel Harry James ... Himself (as Harry James and His Music Makers) Richard Davies ... Lt. Howard Mason Mary Wickes ... Bonnie-Belle Schlopkiss Donald O'Connor ... Donny Peggy Ryan ... Peggy Huntz Hall ... Cpl. Anemic Susan Levine ... Tagalong Code: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0035218/ Code: http://rapidshare.com/files/79100963/Buckaroo_JB.part1.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/79097662/Buckaroo_JB.part2.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/79093975/Buckaroo_JB.part3.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/79090306/Buckaroo_JB.part4.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/79086111/Buckaroo_JB.part5.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/79081385/Buckaroo_JB.part6.rar http://rapidshare.com/files/79077107/Buckaroo_JB.part7.rar No pass


text:
Sawgrass Safaris
We offer many exciting eco minded tours in the Everglades National preserve.........our 'Talk the Walk' program is a guided hike exploring the fauna and flora of this , the largest wetland in the USA. Our 'Cycle Wild' tours are bicycle trips on pathways that meander through this great preserve and our 'Ride the Tide" Kayak tours ,are overnight trips out into the Ten thousand Islands.....We specialize in small groups for individualized attention, Our guides are all trained in medical aid and CPR certified, plus are required to undergo continuing education with respect to the Florida State university Master naturalists program. Our Charter fishing tours and Manatee viewing trips are contracted out to US Coast Guard certified Licensed Captain operators. We are fully insured, and your safety and enjoyment is our highst priority
find nearby:
- Attractions & Tours
- Dining
- Hotels & Rentals
- Nightlife & Entertainment
Double R's Fishing and Tour Co.0.13 miles
Manatee Sightseeing Adventure0.13 miles
Gulf Coast Clays0.91 miles
Stepping Stone Ecotours4.91 miles
Sand Dollar Shelling14.21 miles
Back Water Adventure14.78 miles
Altair Gun Club at Deep Lake - Altair Training Solutions15.41 miles
Tour The Glades15.61 miles
Everglades City Airboat Tours16 miles
Angler's Cove Restaurant0.03 miles
Marker 813.97 miles
Old Marco Lodge Crab House14.18 miles
Stan's Idle Hour Seafood Restaurant14.18 miles
Little Bar Restaurant14.25 miles
Grimm's Stone Crabs15.98 miles
Susie's Station16.02 miles
Port of the Islands Everglades Adventure Resort7.18 miles
Old Marco Lodge Crab House14.18 miles
Little Bar Restaurant14.25 miles
- Guided Tours
- Boat Tours
- Hiking/Nature Trails
- Nature-based Attraction
- Sightseeing Tours
- Bicycling
- Birding
- Canoeing
- Kayaking
- Natural Wildlife Viewing
- Swamp Walks
- Family Friendly
- Meeting/Tour groups welcome


text:
Scarlett Bordeaux
this wiki
Scarelett Bordeaux (May 13, 1991) is an American professional wrestler and valet.
Independent circuit (2011–present)
Bordeaux made her debut for Chicago Style Wrestling on April 27, 2012 in Countryside, Illinois at the CSW Southside Showdown event, where she defeated Angel in a singles match when she performed a small package on Angel when she attempt to float over for the pin after a suplex. Bordeaux made her debut for on August 17, Bordeaux was defeated by The Angel in a rematch following an interference from her clients.
Bordeaux made her debut for IWA-Unlimited (IWAU) on May 11, where she was defeated by Angelus Layne. Bordeaux made her debut for Great Lakes Championship Wrestling (GLCW) on December 1, where she faced Melanie Cruise in a losing effort. Bordeaux made appearance at Rey de Voladores where she accompied Shane Hollister to the ring against 2 Cold Scorpio, Oliver Grimsley, Jo Jo Bravo in a fatal-four way Elimination Match.
Ohio Valley Wrestling (2012)
Bordeaux made her debut for Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW) on the August 1, 2012 edition of OVW Episode 676, where she faced former OVW Ladies's Champion Epiphany in a singles match. Bordeaux returned to OVW on the October 3 edition of OVW Episode 685, where she competed against then OVW Ladies's Champion Heidi Lovelace in a losing effort after the match, Bordeaux would show good sportsmanship. Later that event, Bordeaux defeated Taeler Hendrix in a dark match to claim her first victory.
On the October 31 edition of OVW Episode 689, Bordeaux was defeated by Josette Bynum in a minute to win to determine the last participate for the triple-treat match to face Taeler Hendrix and then Ladies Champion Heidi Lovelace despite the interference by Taeler Hendrix. In that same episode, Bordeaux participated in a Halloween battle royal which was won by Jessie Belle. Bordeaux made her final appearance in OVW on the November 22 edition of OVW Episode 692, where she was defeated by new OVW Ladies's Champion Taryn Terrell.
Ring of Honor / ROH (2012–present)
Scarlett appeared in 11th Anniversary Show, accompanying the new member of The House of Truth Matt Taven alongside the heel Truth Martini for his match against Adam Cole for the ROH World Television Championship. Since then, she alongside Valerie Malone are accompanying Taven to all his matches. They are known as "The Hoopla Hotties". Bordeaux made her in-ring debut on the May 3 episode of ROH, where she competed in a Four Corners "Women of Honor" match against Cherry Bomb, MsChif, and the eventually winner Athena when Athena pinned Cherry Bomb with a "O Face". At the Border Wars pay-per-view, The Hoopla Hotties accompied Matt Taven to the ring where he successfully defended the ROH World Television Championship against Mark Briscoe following the distraction by Bordeaux.
Chikara (2012–2014)
Bordeaux made her debut for Chikara where she began hosting "The Throwdown Lowdown", on her first one she interviewed 2 Cold Scorpio. Since then, Bordeaux continued to host "The Trowdown Lowdown". Bordeaux returned to Chikara on March 13, 2013 as "The Throwdown Lowdown" hostess replacing Natali Morris. After the company's hiatus in 2014, she did not return.
In wrestling
- Finishing moves
- Signature moves
- Atomic drop
- Backhand chop
- Dragon sleeper with bodyscissors
- Monkey flip, sometimes out of an corner
- Roll-up
- Running bulldog, sometimes after an corner splash
- Snapmare followed by a shoot kick to the back of the opponent's head
- Nicknames
- "The Perfect Ten"
- Entrance themes
- "The Hoopla" by The Jack of all Tracks (2013–present; used while managing Traven)
- "Pure Emotion" by Team RNB (2013–present; used in singles competition)
See also
External links
|Ring of Honor
|ACH • Adam Cole • Adam Page • Alex Shelley • Beretta • BJ Whitmer • Bobby Fish • Caprice Coleman • Cheeseburger • Chris Sabin • Christopher Daniels • Cody • Colt Cabana • Dalton Castle • David Starr • Frankie Kazarian • Hanson • Jay Briscoe • Jay Lethal • Jay White • Joey Daddiego • Jonathan Gresham • Kenny King • Mandy Leon • Mark Briscoe • Marty Scurll • Matt Jackson • Matt Sydal • Matt Taven • Mr. Anderson • Nana • Nick Jackson • Raymond Rowe • Rhett Titus • Rocky Romero • Roderick Strong • Scarlett Bordeaux • Silas Young • Steve Corino • Stokely Hathaway • TK O'Ryan • Truth Martini • Veda Scott • Will Ferrara• Will Ospreay


text:
Charles Leonard, Inc. is committed to office, school supply and retail markets, and provides Quality and Value to every customer. They offer over 1,000 products that are used daily in offices, schools and homes. When you clip, staple, pin, punch, draw, glue, color and create, Charles Leonard is there.
Copyright ©


text:
Recent Posts
Fancy A Date?
Developer- and Publisher-specific Articles: MMORPG
Update adds dungeons, more to PC version of Elder Scrolls Online
Update 11 has gone live for the Mac and Windows PC version of The Elder Scrolls Online. The download adds two new Argonian-themed four-player dungeons plus a slew of customization options via the Style Parlor. Through the parlor, players will be able to change their appearance, name, and race, as well as dye their costume and access "a large selection of cosmetic and quality of life additions." Console players will be able to download Update 11 on August 16 for Xbox One and PlayStation 4, which, in addition to the PC update, will also introduce text chat. The Shadows of the Hist two-dungeon pack is available for 1,500 Crowns, while appearance and race-change tokens are 1,000 Crowns each and the name-change tokens are 2,500 Crowns each.
Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited – Dark Brotherhood launches
The Dark Brotherhood has moved into Tamriel. The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited's new expansion adds the pugnacious assassins, along with a passive skill line, repeatable bounty quests, contract kills, sacrament quests, and two cities, Anvil and Kvatch. A new storyline finds the guild on the defensive as they seek to find a black-armored warrior that is tracking down and killing their members.
Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited – Dark Brotherhood detailed
Last week, Bethesda revealed The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited's next add-on, Dark Brotherhood. Today, they have followed up with a more detailed rundown of what's going to be included in the 2,000-crown pack. The assassin guild will unlock a new passive skill line with which players can take out citizens with impunity, protected as they are by the Shadows of Sithis. Located on the Gold Coast, last seen in Oblivion, the Brotherhood will send players on tasks in two new cities, Anvil and Kvatch. There's danger lurking about, though, in the form of a black-armored warrior who is on the hunt for assassins. Battling him will take players through new story content. Virtual killers for hire will also have access to repeatable bounty quests, contract kill quests, and sacrament quests.
Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited – Dark Brotherhood trailer up
The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited is about to get a new faction, the Dark Brotherhood. A new video has been released showcasing the shadowy assassins that will be included in an upcoming downloadable pack. Assassins will have their own passive skill line, a storyline, and new repeatable quests involving Contracts and the Black Sacrament. Price and a release date weren't in the announcement, but they will be revealed in the coming weeks.
Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited – Thieves Guild DLC trailer up
Bethesda is offering a first look at the upcoming DLC pack Thieves Guild for The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited. The add-on will allow players to join the guild for the first time, who focus on stealing, robbing, and pickpocketing their way to fortune and glory. Players will be able to steal from the shadows and sneak along roofs as they recover lost treasure, explore a new zone, tackle new story content, and take part in a new 12-player trial. Pricing and other details will be released in the upcoming weeks.
Final Fantasy XI final big update launched, Seekers of Adoulin
Square Enix is capping off 14 years of Final Fantasy XI with one final update. Seekers of Adoulin adds a new area, Reisenjima, where players will battle to secure Vana'diel. To celebrate, all accounts inactive as of October 23 will be able to play the ending chapter for free from November 13 through 24, and all previous releases are also being discounted. The Seekers of Adoulin expansion pack will be $4.99 (from $9.99) and the all-in-one Ultimate Collection Seekers Edition will be $9.99 (from $39.99) from tomorrow until November 30. World Transfers have also been reduced from $18.00 to $9.00. Additional details about the discounts can be found here.
The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited – Orsinium DLC detailed
Bethesda has detailed and previewed the latest downloadable pack for The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited, Orsinium. The add-on will expand the realm with two public dungeons for solo and group play (Old Orsinium, Rkindaleft), a nine-ring arena challenge with two difficulty levels (The Maelstrom Arena), and the Orcs' ancestral home, Orsinium, in the Wrothgar Mountains. New gear, unique crafting skills, and quests are also being added, all of which is estimated to add over 20 hours of play time. PC gamers are getting a chance to play the Orsinium later today when it goes up for testing on the Public Test Server.
Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited gets Imperial City DLC for PC
The first download pack for The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited, Imperial City, has gone live for Mac and Windows PC. Console gamers will be able to download it on September 16. The expansion finds the Imperial City overrun by the Daedric forces of Prince Molag Bal and all three alliances facing off to regain the city for themselves. The add-on features six Imperial Districts offering areas for player-versus-player and player-versus-environment combat; new dungeons, with the Imperial Sewers for small groups of player-versus-player and player-versus-environment challenges, and White-Gold Tower and Imperial Prison for player-versus-environment challenges; new quests and enemies; and a new form of currency, Tel Var Stones, along with Veteran Rank 16 weapons and kit. Players can also explore to find an assortment of new costumes, mounts, pets, and polymorphs.
The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited out for PS4, Xbox One
Bethesda has released The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited for PS4 and Xbox One. The MMO, set in the world made famous by Morrowind and Skyrim, has recently transitioned from a subscription-based to a single-purchase model, with $59.99 buying the original game along with all content updates and additions. However, the game does feature optional in-game purchases for customization and convenience items. An ESO Plus subscription is also on offer for those who want access to all downloadable content packs, exclusive in-game perks, and a monthly stipend of crowns. To learn more about what awaits in Tamriel, check out this video on choice and this video on activities.
Sword Art Online Re: Hollow Fragment and Lost Song coming to US
Bandai Namco is revisiting Sword Art Online later this year with two different releases. Sword Art Online Re: Hollow Fragment will launch on PSN for PS4 this summer, and Sword Art Online: Lost Song is slated to hit PSN and store shelves for PS4 and PS Vita this fall. Both titles will follow original stories based on the anime and manga. Sword Art Online Re: Hollow Fragment will include the original PS Vita version as well as all downloadable content (at a later date) and the ability to carry over some items from the PS Vita version for those who still have their save files. No word on whether the translation will be improved, though. Sword Art Online: Lost Song is the third game adaption and will feature an original storyline set within the follow-up VRMMORPG, ALfheim Online.


text:
Standard & Poor's (S&P) has withdrawn its ratings on various notes issued by Ballantyne Re due to lack of market interest.
To continue reading, you need a subscription to Intelligent Insurer. Start a subscription today for £655.
In-house feature articles, the archive and expert comment require a paid subscription. Subscribe now.
Want to give it a try? We are offering a two week free trial to the Intelligent Insurer website – register and select "Two Week Free Trial" to begin access to the full Intelligent Insurer archive and read the latest news, features and expert comment. Begin your free trial here.
Is your 2 week free trial about to end? Upgrade to a 12 month subscription for £655 now.
If you have already subscribed please login.
If you have any technical issues please contact support.
Standard & Poor's, Ballantyne Re, Scottish Re, Europe, North America


text:
Zoey: AwkwardMature
Tonight was homecoming and I was stuck in a complete predicament.
I had Verity's brother next door getting ready for taking me to the dance, and my ex boyfriend sat on my bed absolutely fuming. I tried getting ready as normal, ignoring his glare or his noises of frustration that he made every now and then. I had decided to opt for a dark blue strapless dress, blue heels and to curl my hair, leaving it loose around my shoulders.
'You look really beautiful Zo,' Ben sighed. 'I just wish that I could take you, instead of that jerk.'
'He's not a jerk okay Ben? I didn't even know you were coming here until yesterday! So you can't blame him,' I dusted my cheeks with some blusher. 'You guys ready?'
Eloise emerged first from the en-suite and I gasped. The top half of her hair was pinned up in little sparkling clips, the rest straightened to perfection. She was wearing a light pink dress that stopped just above her knees, matched with pink heels. The dress was scattered with sequins at the waist that seemed to flare out in an explosion of sparkles.
'You look stunning,' I smiled. 'Ray's gonna go crazy! Are Verity and Candice ready do you know?'
'Thanks Zo, so do you! I love your dress. They're still getting ready. Ray said he was gonna ring me when him and Max were ready then they were gonna pick us up.'
'What about Will?'
'He got a limo for just him and Verity. He's really going all out on this dance!'
'Ooh, how lovely.'
'So what am I supposed to do?' Ben demanded. 'While you're at a dance with all your friends and your date.'
'You could come with us?' Eloise offered before thinking.
'Yeah could you imagine how awkward that'd be?' I scoffed. 'Sorry Ben. But you could have given me some warning that you were going to turn up.'
'I did! I rung you the night before!'
'Like that made the world of difference... Please don't start this now. The guys are gonna be here soon. But if you really wanted to, you could come with us. You could accompany Candice so she's not alone.'
'You know what? I think I will.' He stood up suddenly and I felt my heart drop. I had not been anticipating that.
'But - you don't have anything to dress into!'
'I'm sure Ray'll bring over a spare tux.' Eloise grinned happily, already bringing out her phone and dialling his number.
I just stood there, completely aghast. The night was going to be so complicated.
* * * *
Verity, looking stunning in an emerald green dress and corsage, headed off down the driveway arm in arm with Will towards a black stretch limo. I waved them goodbye, telling them I'd see them at the dance.
The guys were waiting for us, including an anxious looking Ben dressed in a smart suit with a matching tie. I honestly didn't know how tonight was going to play out. Eloise headed off in front with Ray towards the limo that was waiting for the rest of us. I tailed her, with Candice beside me and Max and Ben behind us. The walk towards the limo was gruellingly awkward, you could cut the tension with a knife.
'I'm gonna be such a third wheel,' Ben muttered.
'Technically,' Eloise chipped in. 'You'll be an eighth wheel.'
'Eloise! Ben it was your choice to come along. I'm not going to ditch Max just because you thought it'd be a good idea to show up on my doorstep. I still haven't forgotten what you did in Beverly Hills you know.'
A heavy silence fell upon us all and I bit my tongue. Way to make things worse. I felt Max shift uncomfortably beside me and Candice coughed slightly.
'You know,' I turned to her, desperate to change the topic. 'I really like your dress. Where did you get it from?'
'Um, Laura's Boutique back in Beverly Hills. I didn't know what I'd need if I was temporarily moving in with you. Thanks for the heels by the way.'
'That's fine. You were lucky to pack the dress, considering you didn't even know about Homecoming.'
The remainder of the drive mainly consisted of Candice and I catching up, muted conversations between Eloise and Ray and awkward silences between Max and Ben. I had a feeling it was just a taster of the rest of the night.


text:
Valentine's Day at CMA
Children's Museum of the Arts
Until Thu Feb 14 2013
- $
Photograph: Hannah Sawhney
Not yet rated
Time Out says
Wed Dec 1 2010
Kids can don their most festive heart-covered duds and head to the museum for hands-on Valentine's Day fun. Your brood can explore the meaning of love through stop-motion animation and collaborate on giant, papier mache hearts. Meanwhile, in the sound booth, children can pen silly love songs that express their love for good ol' mom and dad. All ages.
CommentsAdd +
Venue details
Children's Museum of the Arts 103 Charlton St
New York
- Cross Street:
between Greenwich and Hudson Sts
- Venue phone:
- Venue website:
- Opening hours:
Mon noon–5pm; Thu, Fri noon–6pm; Sat, Sun 10am–5pm; closed Tue, Wed
- Transport:
Subway: A, C, E, B, D, F, M to W 4th; C, E to Spring St; 1 to Houston St
- Price:
$12, children under 1 free. Thu 4–6pm pay what you wish
Children's Museum of the Arts
- 103 Charlton St
New York
- 212-274-0986
- cmany.org
- 40.727571,-74.007974
- 103 Charlton St
- Children's Museum of the Arts
- Event phone:
- Event website:
- Categories:
Museums & Attractions. Things to Do
- Good for:
Celebrations. Feed your brain. Quirky. Kids. Hands-on for kids
- Event type:
Classes & workshops
- Date Time Price information
Thu Feb 14 201312:00pmFree with museum admission


text:
Company Description: Century Energy Ltd. - Century Energy Ltd. - Tue Feb 17, 2015
Technologies: centuryenergyltd.com is using 3 Technologies.
Employees: We found 0 verified contacts and 3 unverified employees.
We have 1 emails for centuryenergyltd.com.
Verified Contacts from
Web Server Technology
Frameworks Technology
Unverified Contacts
These are contacts we've discovered through publicly available sources and might be outdated.
Use our PerfectLink™ Contact Finder to verify contacts.
centuryenergyltd.com Emails
Sign up to get full access to all the centuryenergyltd.com emails we have.
Find emails for centuryenergyltd.com executives, including the Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer, and Chief Marketing Officer.
Note: Only company contact information will be added. To discover and add individual contacts to My Prospects, please click though to the Company Profile page.


text:
Vancouver Whitecaps winger Kekuta Manneh has been suspended one game for a collision with New England Revolution goalkeeper Bobby Shuttleworth.
Vancouver coach Martin Rennie revealed the suspension after a practice Tuesday. The Whitecaps will not appeal the suspension, and Manneh will sit out Wednesday's home game against Chivas USA.
"The (MLS) disciplinary committee decided that, when he bumped with Shuttleworth. it was reckless, I think, and they've decided to suspend him for (Wednesday's) game," said Rennie.
Manneh, an 18-year-old rookie from Gambia, appeared to clip Shuttleworth in the head with his foot as he jumped over the goalkeeper while he slid to grab the ball in Saturday's game at B.C. Place Stadium. The Whitecap received a yellow card for a foul on the play.
Rennie believes the league punished Manneh because it is trying to ensure that players avoid injuries, and the team has no complaints about the decision. Shuttleworth was able to finish the game, and did not show any adverse effects of the collision while speaking to reporters afterward.
"I think (Manneh) was trying to be careful," said Rennie. "I don't think it was malicious. But we respect that decision. We accept it, and (Manneh) will be able to work extra-hard for a few days and get back in our squad for the next game."
Manneh, drafted fourth overall by the Whitecaps in the 2013 MLS SuperDraft, has played sparingly this season as Rennie attempts to introduce him to the pro ranks slowly. The rookie has one goal and an assist in nine games, including one start in the season opener against Toronto.Report Typo/Error


text:
Sign up and be the first to hear about new coupons and promotions.
A new twist on PB&J makes a perfect start to your family's day.
Erin Palinski-Wade, RD, CDE, LDN, CPT, winner of the Welch's RD Recipe Contest
Image contributed by Kristen Rath
Kids will love these Peanut Butter Muffins bursting with sweet Grape Jam goodness.
Get Recipe
Kids will love this breakfast take on the classic PB&J! Any bread can be used, but we especially love the thick slices of challah because of its soft texture.
Welch's makes the most delicious jams, jellies and spreads for your whole family to enjoy. All Strawberry and Raspberry Jams and Spreads
Join today and get exclusive offers, recipe ideas and new product info.
Sign Up Now
Learn about the heart health benefits of Concord grapes.
Meet Welch's family farmers.
Check out our collection of great family recipes.
© Welch's 2015. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Build Guide by
Not Updated For Current Season
This guide has not yet been updated for the current season. Please keep this in mind while reading. You can see the most recently updated guides on the browse guides page.
Gangplank Build
Ability Sequence
Not Updated For Current Season
The masteries shown here are not yet updated for the current season, the guide author needs to set up the new masteries. As such, they will be different than the masteries you see in-game.
Any builds I have ever posted I've used multiple times an have had at least 1 game wit 20 kills, its very easy to have a K/D of 10:1 with this build.
Spamming Parrrley is the key to this build Tiamat helps against laning minions big time late game you'll be critting around 1200 damage with Parrrley and tiamat helps weaken all champs in teamfights.


text:
|Reviews for Two
| Personal Wonderland chapter 1 . 6/20/2013
(Roy's eyes are blue) and this was really cute!
| Mistress of Solitude chapter 1 . 7/6/2012
This is Awesome D
| Not here anymore 12 chapter 1 . 5/6/2012
Wow, this is really good! i really like it!
| Konyi chapter 1 . 5/4/2012
This is pretty much why I ship these two. A well rounded balance, creating of the two, better men.. Excellent writing.
| Planet Mads chapter 1 . 2/15/2012
Cute! Cute! Cute! Cute! Cute! Cute! Cute! Cute! Cute! Cute! Cute! Cute!
I liked it. A lot. Yay for you.
| Ash Likes Lemons chapter 1 . 1/15/2012
love it
| Angel of Lavender chapter 1 . 11/24/2011
Im really loving how intense you make Roy out to be. Peirceing green eyes, hella strong..then sweetly, softly caressing Kaldur. Very, very nice :)
| anon chapter 1 . 11/18/2011
will never not review roy/kaldur and lovely description of roy's arms in the first paragraph.
"It really shouldn't work, for them to be like this. Yet somehow it does. Theirs is a balancing act of sorts; Roy's stubbornness to Kaldur's deep thought, Kaldur's caution to Roy's reckless bravado; one without the other would still be whole, to be sure, but both know they are better men together than they would be apart, and better heroes too. Both understand that they will and must be Red Arrow and Aqualad before they can be Roy or Kaldur'ahm, and both will always put the mission first. They are men of duty both, and perhaps this is what binds them so closely together."
YES. YES. Exactly! The whole basis of the Roy/Kaldur ship, and you portrayed that beautifully.
| Val-Creative chapter 1 . 11/13/2011
Never enough Roy/Kaldur. had a craving... and right now it is very satisfied. 3 Love the realism of this piece. *heart*
| Alimoe chapter 1 . 11/6/2011
That was a great fic! I honestly never even considered these two as a couple until I read it, but I'm really glad I stumbled across it. Nicely written. I like all the comparisons you had. And it was pretty IC for the two. Well done!
| xxbeni.music.soul chapter 1 . 11/6/2011
*flails* oh, it's been such a long time since I last read anything remotely Roy/Kal. Bad fandom doesn't show them enough luvin', methinks.
I loved how Roy had to work so hard to keep his grouchy mcgrouch pout on, yet Kal totally saw through it anyway. That's one of the things I love the most about this pairing; the vulnerability that should seem so out of place in Roy... finds place with Kaldur *3*
Lovely fic~ :)
| TheGrayson chapter 1 . 11/6/2011
This is hot. And I think you captured Kaldur perfectly. It's hard to write him, so bravo!
| Purple Majestic chapter 1 . 11/6/2011
awesome i like it


text:
As per an article distributed in The New York Times, a few of us might be hereditarily inclined to despising the essence of cilantro. In any case, squashing the leaves may plant compounds separate the aldehyde particles, which cilantro-haters appear to be touchy to. Comparable aldehydes are likewise found in cleanser, consequently the reference to the cleanser like taste.
1. Detox from overwhelming metals
As reported by the Global Healing Center, cilantro is a surprising substantial metal detoxifier or chelating specialist. Particular mixes stuck cilantro can dilemma to lethal metals and calm sentiments of bewilderment after mercury introduction.
As indicated by an article distributed in the diary Acupuncture and Electro-therapeutics Research, expending crude or cooked cilantro, or its juice, quickens the disposal of mercury and lead from the body through the pee.
2. Relieve digestive issues
On the off chance that you are encountering any type of a stomach throb or distress, James A. Duke, Ph.D., a previous botanist at the U.S. Bureau of Agriculture, and writer of The CRC Handbook of Medicinal Herbs, proposes that drinking some new cilantro tea produced using a modest bunch of its leaves is the most ideal approach to discover moment alleviation.
3. Hostile to tension impact
It is no more a mystery that routine medications that influence the brain are unsafe to the body and may bring about self-destructive considerations. In this manner, the enthusiasm for characteristic, plant-inferred pharmaceuticals is developing by the day. Researchers at the Suresh Gyan Vihar University, in Jaipur (India), found that cilantro concentrates may deliver a hostile to nervousness impact like diazepam.
One of the most ideal approaches to quiet your nerves and forestall future uneasiness assaults is through diffusing the smell of cilantro crucial oil all through your home.
4. Intense cancer prevention agent action to secure your skin
Cilantro is known not the skin from free radical harm, which after some time may prompt skin malignancy or other skin sicknesses. A recent report observed that particular substance mixes found in cilantro shield human keratinocytes from oxidative push and advance the repairing of harmed skin cells.
5. Hostile to diabetic properties
In conclusion, cilantro has been touted as a hostile to diabetic herb because of its effective cancer prevention agent properties and its capacity to lower cholesterol and glucose levels.
An article distributed in the Journal of Food Science, affirmed cilantro's against diabetic case in a rodent model. When they contrasted cilantro's hostile to diabetic movement and the clinically accessible medication glibenclamide, they found that cilantro could ensure liver capacity, and displayed hypoglycemic, hypolipidemic and cell reinforcement efficacies to oversee diabetes mellitus in diabetic rats.
Likewise, cilantro is a fantastic wellspring of vitamin K, which is fundamental for blood thickening and solid bones. Besides, it gives little measures of manganese and vitamins An and B-9 (folate).
While the advantages specified above are very great, they are just the tip of the ice shelf. On the off chance that you can stomach its taste you will love adding cilantro to your family's eating routine. Every one of the parts of the plant, including the seeds, are eatable. They can be added to numerous dishes, from smoothies and plates of mixed greens to salsas and curries.
Continuously ensure the seeds or leaves originate from a dependable natural source to stay away from pesticides. Alternately why not attempt and develop your own? Cilantro is anything but difficult to develop, even on a windowsill or overhang.


text:
Economy, Trade and Irish Merchants at Home and Abroad, 1600-1988
By L.M. Cullen
Professor L.M. Cullen's writing over a long career has had a profound effect on the interpretation of Irish history. It has also been characterized by an extended chronological spread and by the use of foreign sources and perspectives. This volume is mainly drawn from the most central concern in his corpus of writing: trade and its wider impact on society. Development (rural and general), trade, banking, shipping, privateers (manned by smugglers from Rush), and merchants (at home and abroad) provide the main themes. Two studies based on Scottish and French sources respectively touch on Irish finance and financiers abroad. Three hitherto unpublished papers are included: one on Malthus and Ireland, another on testamentary evidence for wealth in rural Ireland, and a third putting merchants and bankers in the context of politics and institutions, 1731-1835. This book will be essential reading for all historians of Ireland from the 17th century onwards. *** "The large majority of the papers are based on Cullen's pioneering original research... Of particular interest is Cullen's rich picture of Irish merchant clans with members trading out of both French and Irish ports, a picture based in large part on exhaustive research in French provincial archives in the 1950s-60's and included in specialized journals and the proceedings of Franco-Irish academic conferences. Highly specialized and very demanding, these articles are a scholarly tour de force... Recommended." Choice, January 2013, Vol. 50 No. 05 *** "...(the essays are) marvellously well written and accessible.... The volume as a whole also demonstrates emphatically Cullen's mastery of a vast quantity of diverse primary materials, especially archival sources in many different countries. His knowledge of French local archives is particularly impressive." - International Journal of Maritime History, Vol. XXIV, No. 2, December 2012
320 pages
Publication Date: 5/3/2012
Format: Cloth


text:
Effect of Sunlight and Drying on the Inoculation of Legumes with Rhizobium Species1
- C. W. Alexander and
- D. S. Chamblee2
Seed of alfalfa and birdsfoot trefoil which were inoculated with Rhizobium were subjected to 0, 1, 3, 5, and 16 hours of sunlight, and O, 1, 2, 3, and 4 weeks of desiccation in a dry soil. Less effective inoculation resulted in some tests when the seed were subjected to 3 or more hours of sunlight or 2 or more weeks of desiccation in a dry soil.Please view the pdf by using the Full Text (PDF) link under 'View' to the left.
Copyright © . .