text:
Chicago (AP) - With only weeks left in the campaign, some staggering Democrats have jumped back into contention in congressional and gubernatorial races around the country, giving the party glimmers of hope that Election Day won't also be doomsday.
The Democratic movement, seen in about a dozen races in six states, is limited and hardly amounts to a surge, as some Democrats have boasted. Republicans still have significant momentum in a year when voters are scared about their jobs.
But the latest developments suggest that a midterm campaign already marked by surprising victories and defeats, and which could change control of Congress, still remains somewhat unsettled. Strategists in both parties maintain that aggressive campaigning and advertising could still energize enough listless Democrats or sway enough independents to make a difference in key races.
"The results were called about a month ago, but it turns out we might have an election after all," joked Democratic strategist Bob Shrum.
The latest ABC/Washington Post poll found Democrats strengthened their position in the past month but still generally trail. The survey shows Republican congressional candidates with a 6 percentage point lead, compared with 13 points a month ago on the question which party the voter plans to support this fall.
There's no evidence that Democrats have gained enough to change the number of House and Senate seats that are up for grabs. In fact, it's the Republicans who are expanding into new districts as they see potential weak spots.
Some 75 House seats and about 16 Senate seats are competitive, the bulk of them now held by Democrats. Currently, Democrats have a 255-178 advantage in the House and a 59-41 Senate majority.
Republicans acknowledge some movement, although they maintain it signals no fundamental shift in the election landscape.
"I think what you're seeing around the country is that the base is starting to come back," said Bill Pascoe, a Virginia-based Republican political strategist.
Some Republicans are trying to use the situation to their advantage. "Don't let the Democrats bounce back," South Carolina Sen. Jim DeMint warns in a new fundraising appeal.
Democratic insiders attribute the uptick in part to longtime Democratic voters being scared into action by warnings that Republicans might capture both the House and Senate.
Another possibility is that voters are getting to the point of comparing specific candidates instead of expressing general discontent. It's one thing to be fed up with
Recent controversies surrounding some tea party candidates, such as Christine O'Donnell of
President Obama visited his home state Thursday to help Alexi Giannoulias, the Democratic Senate candidate who is locked in a tight race with Republican Rep. Mark Kirk.
Obama has also recorded a radio commercial for Quinn, the man who moved into the governor's office after Democrat Rod Blagojevich was ousted over corruption allegations.
Quinn has struggled to overcome his Blagojevich connection, his call to raise income taxes and general voter dissatisfaction with Democrats' domination of
Earlier polls had Quinn trailing state Sen. Bill Brady by double digits, but newer ones show him pulling even or maybe even inching ahead.
His surge comes after a round of ads telling voters that the relatively unknown Republican opposes restrictions on assault weapons, thinks the state minimum wage is too high and paid no federal income taxes last year. "Who is this guy?" the Quinn ads ask.
Quinn and Boxer have the benefit of running in Democratic-leaning states. That gives them a larger pool of sympathetic voters.
Many voters did not know Fiorina, a former Hewlett Packard CEO, at the outset of the campaign, and their impressions could be shaped by advertising. In March, 22 percent held an unfavorable view of her and 20 percent held a favorable view. By September, the unfavorables had climbed to 38 percent, compared with 34 percent favorable.
Image problems for the Republican candidate have also helped Democratic Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, who won
Sandlin struggled in her re-election race until it emerged that Republican Kristi Noem had racked up 20 speeding tickets and other traffic violations since 1989, including one for driving 94 mph in a 75 mph zone. She apologized, but the tickets carried weight in a state where the last Republican House member was convicted of second-degree manslaughter for a 2003 car crash.
Another Democratic bright spot is
Republican strategists attributed most of the Democratic gains to voters coming home to their party in Democrat-leaning states. They urged GOP candidates to ignore the old maxim that all politics is local and instead make the election a referendum on Obama and the Democratic Congress.
Associated Press writers Judy Lin in


text:
Holiday Inn Hinton
No prices found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Room service
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Indoor pool
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
Travelers also looked at:
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Indoor pool
- Bar/lounge
- Fitness/Health center
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Room service
- Business Services
TripAdvisor Reviews Holiday Inn Hinton
Travel Blogs from Hinton
Jasper or bust......
... of Hinton. I didn't get on the road until 10 am I arrived just after 1 pm and after a quick set up of the trailer, I headed into Jasper National Park to Miette Hot Springs.
I've been to Radium Hot Springs and the ones at Banff but this was a new one for me in this area. It's up a pretty, meandering mountain road with lots of twists and turns, 17 km into the valley ...
Jasper National Park
... is much smaller. It definitely didn't look worth the $29 admission fee. We'll wait to do the Grand Canyon one.
Tonight is the Blue Moon. Darkness in this part of Canada is about 11pm. At that time, we checked outside. It had been cloudy all day, and was in the evening as well. No Blue Moon sighting, stayed up for nothing!
Happy Trails,
Chuck and Sheila ...
Almost to Jasper
We started our day with coffee and donuts, and a carmel roll. On the road again. It was a pleasant day of nice wide highways, beautiful blue sky. The landscape here is so beautiful with farmland, lakes, and perfectly plowed, dark soil fields. I am sure it looks very different once the crops are growing, but for now I am enjoying the views.
We didnt stop much but for gas. Cliff wanted lunch out so we ate at a nice local diner. Yeah, no ...
A Quick Stop
... pavilion for a Caravan Staff prepared dinner.
Sunday, July 20th – Hinton, AB to Dawson Creek, BC – Day 13 of Caravan
A big day ahead of us driving today, 258 miles. We left camp at 8:15AM with our usual "pod" group. We left the mountains and were back again in the farmland/canola fields.
Last gas and shopping stop at Grand Prairie, AB as we are told that British Columbia ...
Second Day Layover
... layover day was needed. We took a walk/jog early to get some exercise, got a shower and did a bunch of laundry. I can't say enough positive things about this KOA. Everything is kept spotless in the restrooms, showers and laundry area as well as around the campsites. The owners told us that their park is becoming a major stop over for people doing the same thing we are doing, headed to Alaska; so if you are in the area ...

subset: commoncrawl


text:
England's Royal College of Physicians (RCP) recommended on April 28th that doctors "promote the use of e-cigarettes, NRT and other non-tobacco nicotine products as widely as possible as a substitute for smoking in the UK."
Heartland Daily Podcast – Cynthia Cabrera: The FDA's War on E-Cigarettes and Vaping
In this episode of the weekly Budget & Tax News podcast, managing editor and research fellow Jesse Hathaway talks about the U.S. Food and Drug Administration new "deeming regulations" for electronic cigarettes, which require e-cigarette manufacturers to submit their products through an arduous federal approval process.
Tobacco opponents say that we've had too little experience with e-cigarettes to know whether they are safe. While it is true that we don't yet know the health consequences of long-term use, that should not discourage smokers from switching.
California lawmakers are proposing to increase taxes on cigarettes by $2 per pack in order to fund increased entitlement spending. Instead of placing faith in the morality of their cause, lawmakers would do better to place their trust in economic and public health realities.
The National Cancer Institute is wasting taxpayer dollars on slanted e-cigarette research that didn't ask or answer an obvious and important question.
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center researchers, led by first-author Sarah Borderud, claimed on September 22, 2014, that e-cigarettes did not help cancer patients quit smoking (media story here). They based that statement on a study they published online in Cancer, a journal of the American Cancer Society (abstract here).
Two public health officials in Fargo, North Dakota, this week were the source of grossly misleading claims about smokeless tobacco for a local media story.
As a pathologist working at two large medical centers, I have studied the effects of smoking on health for over 20 years. I've published scores of papers on the impressive benefits of switching from cigarettes to safer, non-combustible forms of tobacco (such as Swedish snus). This strategy – called tobacco harm reduction – has vast potential for improving public health.
Publishing a study of tobacco-specific nitrosamines in American smokeless tobacco products (abstracthere), Dorothy Hatsukami and colleagues at the University of Minnesota called for the FDA to issue "regulations…to reduce levels of…NNK and NNN in smokeless tobacco products to the lowest levels possible." The authors make illogical and unscientific claims in their article and media interviews (here).
The New England Journal of Medicine yesterday published a letter claiming that vapor contains "hidden" formaldehyde at far higher levels than cigarettes (here), which made headlines worldwide. That conflicts with a report I discussed last week, documenting that formaldehyde levels in e-cigarettes were far lower than those in traditional cigarettes (here).
The New York Times has added more fuel to the anti-tobacco-harm-reduction fire with a December 4 editorial (here) rehashing the somewhat slanted reporting that appeared in the paper's news pages on November 30. In two stories that day, the Times explored issues surrounding Swedish Match's FDA application to change the warnings on its snus products. As I noted (here), "The Times and their quoted experts did a major disservice to their audience; they failed to report the simple truth, that mouth cancer risk for Swedish snus is next to nil."
The New York Times has published (here) a reasonably accurate portrayal of the Swedish snus experience that I have chronicled for over a decade (here, here, andhere). Reporters Matt Richtel and David Jolly examined Swedish Match's FDA application to remove the federally mandated mouth cancer and not-safe-alternative warnings from snus products. I have discussed this landmark filing previously (here).
Swedish researchers from several institutions document that snus use is not associated with atrial fibrillation (commonly known as AFib), the most common heart arrhythmia (irregular timing of the heart beat) and a risk factor for stroke (abstract here). The same group previously reported that snus use conferred no significant risk for heart attack (discussed here) and stroke (here).


text:
|Reviews for Love Conquers All
| pussycatwithattitude chapter 1 . 6/3/2011
Very nice ending there. Overall the scenes were beautiful, and I'm just falling more and more in love with the two of them.
| beckyboo chapter 1 . 5/30/2011
this is really good! :)
| Firstlady1408 chapter 1 . 5/30/2011
LOL, Lovely touch there at the end. You know when I get a new ship on a show. My first thoughts are will there be a *good* fanfic writer to materialise. Thank god in this case there is one...MOOOOOORE ;-)
Jess x


text:
Do you share our vision for a more sustainable Charlotte region? As a community-based charitable nonprofit, we depend on the financial support of local residents like you to help us fund the work we do every day to educate, engage, and unite residents across the Charlotte metro area and inspire choices that lead to a healthier, more vibrant community for generations to come.
We are dedicated to serving our community, but we can't do it without your support! Fill out the form below to donate today!
Simply complete the form below and then click on the green "Continue to Paypal" button to complete your donation. * Please note that you do not need a PayPal account to make a donation, just a credit or debit card, but you do need to proceed to their website as that is who we use to process online donations. *
To make a donation by check, please make your check payable to Sustain Charlotte and mail to:
Sustain Charlotte
2317 Laburnum Ave
Charlotte, NC 28205


text:
25 CFR 502.9 - Other games similar to bingo.
§ 502.9 Other games similar to bingo.
Other games similar to bingo means any game played in the same location as bingo (as defined in 25 U.S.C. 2703(7)(A)(i)) constituting a variant on the game of bingo, provided that such game is not house banked and permits players to compete against each other for a common prize or prizes.
[ 67 FR 41172, June 17, 2002]
Title 25 published on 05-May-2017 03:16
The following are ALL rules, proposed rules, and notices (chronologically) published in the Federal Register relating to 25 CFR Part 502 after this date.


text:
Harry Stanley's widow, Irene, wept today as she told of the last time she spoke to him, on 22 September 1999. A few hours later she heard the two shots that hit him as she stood in the kitchen of her Hackney home, her grandson in her arms.
She told St Pancras Coroner's Court that Mr Stanley, 46, a former decorator, was happy to be alive as he believed he had beaten colon cancer. When she last saw him, she said he had asked for his favourite meal, the Scottish dish stovies.
"He had only been out of hospital for 10 days," said Mrs Stanley, who attended court today with her son Jason, 28.
"He couldn't walk very fast and he couldn't put his hands up in the air and couldn't bend down because his stomach was still tender."
She had to tie her husband's shoelaces when he left home that day to pick up a coffee table leg which his brother had mended for him.
"He was happy," said Mrs Stanley, wiping her eyes. "He was out of hospital and he was happy to be alive and seeing his children and grandchildren growing up. Every day was precious.''
Coroner Stephen Chan today rejected arguments that the identities of two policemen involved should be kept secret. He said he didn't believe that the fears of the two officers - so far identified only as Inspector A and Pc B - were "wholly rational".
Inspector A fired the fatal shot to Mr Stanley's head. Pc B shot him in the hand. Mr Stanley was only 50 yards from his home.
The two officers from Scotland Yard's SO19 firearms unit were responding to a 999 call from a man who had seen Mr Stanley in a pub a few minutes earlier and had mistaken the table leg he was carrying inside a bag for a sawn-off shotgun.
The caller claimed Mr Stanley was an Irish terrorist but in fact he had just picked up the table leg from his brother.
Michael Egan, for the two officers, argued that they should not be identified because of threats made to them. He also argued that not naming the officers at the inquest would not prevent Mr Stanley's family from questioning them, and would not harm the public interest.
But Tim Owen, for the Stanley family, said that not naming them would mean that members of SO19 would be granted anonymity in almost each case involving the shooting of civilians by police.
Coroner Dr Chan said of Mr Egan's suggestion that the officers had been threatened: "I understand the argument that there is real fear but I am not persuaded that their fear is wholly rational.
"We are not here to apportion blame or scapegoat anyone. If the officers truly believe they have acted professionally and appropriately they have nothing to fear." He said the case had been adjourned for too long and it was important in the family's interest that it proceeded as soon as possible.
"This tragic case is no different from any other inquest involving shooting by police officers in which officers are called to account," he said.
Last year it was announced the officers would not face criminal charges in connection with the death.
The hearing continues.
- More about:
- Cancer
- East London
- Hackney
- Scotland


text:
Economical O/W SPF Sunscreen (Formulation #KSL-218C)
This broad spectrum sunscreen features Kobo's Non-Nano Zinc Oxide Dispersion, TNPB80MZCM-G and Non-Nano Titanium Dioxide Dispersion, HBP45TEL, for UVA/UVB protection. Kobo's Transparent Non-Nano TNP45TEL dispersion is effective against UV light. Kobo's SunBoost ATB™ is a booster to help increase the SPF value. MSS-500W spherical silica gives slip during application and reduces shine on the skin.
Since 1987 Kobo has been providing innovative, technology-based raw materials to the cosmetic industry. The product range includes Surface Treatments, Microspheres, Suncare and Color Dispersions, Silicone Fluids, Specialties, Natural Ingredients, Effect Pigments (KTZ® Pearls, KOBOPEARL®) and Delivery Systems.


text:
Author has written 4 stories for Twilight.
hi everyone, welcome to my page :)
wow, i haven't been on fanfic in awhile. sorry about that...whoever favorited or commented on any of my stories while i was gone, thank you(: i really appreciate it. i have no idea what happened or why i just stopped signing on, but...i'm back...for today, at least! i have 3 incomplete stories here, so i don't think i'll have them all updated any time soon. i might pick one to start over or continue, and i'll try to have at least something up soon!
~Longer Summaries~
Getting On The Right Path: All Human. Bella Swan, as a 10-year-old girl, and her mother were abused by her father for a long time. Finally, she decides to get her father arrested. Charlie Swan promises he will get his revenge on her. Bella is then sent to live with the Cullens, some family friends. Everyone is extremely welcoming, except for the mysterious Edward Cullen, an 11-year-old at the time. But, as they get older and Bella notices something is wrong, will their relationship become more than a hatred? Someone is coming-will Edward be able to help?
Pain, Pain, Go Away: All Human. Bella is dating Mike Newton, a violent guy from her high school. Ever since she was set up to be with him by her friend, he has been abusive and threatened her many times. Bella feels that there is nothing she can do about this, but when she meets Edward, a quiet guy from school, will he be able to save her from the pain? [I'll be working on this story in a little while, after Getting On The Right Path is almost complete.]
Forbidden: Now Complete. All Human. Bella Swan and her family are a few of the many people who had to go through the happenings of the Holocaust. When Bella and her family are taken to concentration camps, Bella begins to feel that nothing good will ever happen again. Then, she meets Edward Cullen, a German soldier who seems to be different than the rest. But, will the differences of who they are and the people after them bring them apart?
Flying High: Bella Swan and her mother are on a seemingly ordinary trip to Italy. But, the plane crashes, leaving Bella alone on an unknown island. Or is she? She meets another person there. At first, they are great enemies and hate each other. But, will they eventually get along and be able to learn about each other? And will they learn something about themselves?
IPod Questions-found these on someone's profile and wanted to try it
1. Put your IPod on shuffle
2. For each question, click for the next song
3. Write the name of the song as your answer no matter how silly it sounds
~What is your motto? -eyes on fire by blue foundation
~What do your friends think of you? -don't stop the music by rihanna
~What do you think about very often? -unwritten by natasha bedingfield
~What is 2+2? -hot n cold by katy perry
~What do you think of your best friend? -mosters by hurricane bells
~What is your life story? -don't forget by demi lovato
~What do you want to be when you grow up? -enjoy the silence by anberlin
~What do your parents think of you? -satellite heart by anya marina
~What will you dance to at your wedding? -decode by paramore
~What will they play at your funeral? -your love is my drug by ke$ha
~What is your hobby/interest? -full moon by the black ghosts
~What is your biggest secret? -possibility by lykke li
~What do you think of your friends? -don't trust me by 30H!3
~What is the worst thing that could happen? -seventeen forever by metro station
~How will you die? -what hurts the most by cascada(...comforting)
~What is the one thing you will regret? -howl by florence+the machine
~What makes you laugh? -flightless bird, american mouth by iron&wine
~What makes you cry? -shooting the moon by OK go
~Will you ever get married? -fall for you by secondhand serenade
~What scares you the most? -spotlight (twilight mix) by mute math
~Does anyone like you? -hero/heroine by boys like girls
~If you could go back in time, what would you change? -one short day from wicked
~What hurts right now? -new moon (the meadow) by alexandre desplat
~What will you post this as? -i caught myself by paramore
Found this on someone's profile wanted to try it:
YOUR GANGSTA NAME (first 3 letters of your first name plus izzle): nanizzle (ha...)
YOUR DETECTIVE NAME (color plus animal): green elephant
YOUR STAR WARS NAME (first 3 letters of your last name, first 2 letters of your first name, last 3 letters of your mom's maiden name): wranaria
YOUR SUPERHERO NAME (color, drink): blue iced tea
YOUR ARAB NAME (2nd letter of first name, 3rd letter of last name, any letter of your middle name, 2nd letter of your mom's maiden name, 3rd letter of your dad's middle name, 1st letter of a sibling's first name, last letter of your mom's maiden name):aaiacja
YOUR WITNESS PROTECTION NAME (mother's middle name): catherine
YOUR GOTH NAME (black, and the name of one of your pets): black bubbles (haha bubbles...he's a fish XD)
YOUR ROCK STAR NAME (fruit, and something that can go wrong): pineapple trip (what's that movie called..i just thought of it looking at that name...pineapple something?)
YOUR PIRATE NAME (color, pirate accessory): purple hat (arrrg...it's not working for me.)
"Life may not be the party we hoped for, but while we're here we should dance." ~Unknown
"Don't believe what your eyes are telling you. All they show is limitation. Look with your understanding, find out what you already know, and you'll see the way to fly." ~Richard Bach
"Take a chance and never let go. Risk everything...lose nothing. Don't worry about anything anymore. Cry in the rain and speak up loud. Say what you want and love who you want. Be yourself and not what people want to see. Never blame anyone if you get hurt. ..because you took the risk and you decided who was worth the while." ~Anonymous
Some quotes from some of my stories...
She looked at me the same way, but I still feared that she feared me. -Edward
Bella; "What's she like?
Edward; Well, she's not that tall, no offense to her, she had brown hair, the prettiest chocolate brown eyes...
Bella; Sorry, Edward, but my mom's not interested in younger men."
"I couldn't stand not seeing Bella ever again, not knowing what happened to her. I love her." -Edward
Getting On The Right Path:
Edward; "You don't need to worry about that. I'll use all my power possible to protect you, Bella. Because...you're...more than a friend, to me. And I don't want to lose you."
Bella; "You won't."
Edward liked me. And I liked him. -Bella
"Whatever you want, I want." -Edward
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Did I just say my Bella? -Edward
Would I die a peaceful death...or die because of this? -Bella


text: Sport Gymnastics Gender Female ABOUT ME I saw national and international gymnasts perform on social media and started to love the sport. I mean, who could resist the grace, elegance and the seemingly effortless manoeuvres of top athletes in action? In my free time, I reflect on failures and success, as most athletes do. SPORTING ACHIEVEMENTS 2015 SEA Games, Rhythmic Group - Gold 2014 Junior Asian Championships: 10 Clubs - Entered Finals 2014 Pacific Rim: Junior 5 Hoops – Silver Results Game Event Result 28th SEA Games Singapore 2015 Rhythmic Group Finals- Hoop, Clubs, Ribbon Score of 27.700 Featured Stories SG Daily: Round Up Of Other Medals on 14 June 14 June, 2015 Other Athletes TIMOTHY TAY KAI CHEONG I am proud to be a Team Singapore athlete because it is an honour to be able to represent Singapore on a world class stage and not every athlete is given this opportunity to do so Gymnastics TAN LING HAN Gymnastics TAN CHONG LENG WILL Gymnastics Get Feedback


text:
Our History
Get a car, home, life or business insurance quote today and learn about the benefits of doing business with our agency!
Why Us
With our agency, you will feel right at home. Our top priority is doing what is best for our members. Whether it is buying a new vehicle or filing a claim, our agency will be there every step of the way. Our goal is to become a trusted advisor and to serve our members needs through On Your Side Reviews and to offer customized insurance solutions. We believe in going the extra mile to earn your business.
Our Locations
- Frank Galloway
- 702 NE Main St
- Simpsonville, SC 29681
- (864) 963-8061


text:
You have no items in your cart
Regular Price:
Special Price:
Availability: Out of stock
2011 K2 Juvy Youth
Scaling down an adult ski to fit juniors is a crime that K2 would never commit. That is why the K2 Juvy Skis are a true twin engineered with the proper flex, dimensions, size and swing weight to welcome hard-charging groms who want to take their skiing to the next level.
ShapeAll-Terrain Rocker: 70% Camber, 30% RockerThe All-Terrain Rocker is the most versatile Baseline™ available featuring an elevated tip for variable and soft-snow performance and camber underfoot for power, energy and edge-hold in firmer conditions.ConstructionTorsion Box Cap construction means the ski is built by a sophisticated molding process that envelopes the core and internal materials with the top layer of the ski.FlexUse: Powder: 30%, Park 70%Triaxial braiding in the core consists of braiding fiberglass around a wood core to provide torsional rigidity for added control. The patented machine interlocks strands of fiberglass around a milled wood core. This unique method produces skis with great torsional strength, while maintaining the lively flex patterns of the wood core.Binding CompatibilityRequires a binding brake width between 75mm and 85mmSpecsAbility Level: Beginner-IntermediateTurning Radius: 12m @ 139cmRocker Type: Rocker/CamberCore Material: AspenTip Width (mm): 100Waist Width (mm): 75Tail Type: Full Twin TipTail Width (mm): 96


text:
Still Mine
For Better, For Worse, For Always.
Read Our Full Review & Parent Discussion Questions Here
Still Mine
Rating & Content Info
Why is Still Mine rated PG-13? Still Mine is rated PG-13 by the MPAA for some thematic elements and brief sensuality/partial nudity.
Violence: Fire damage occurs in a kitchen after a woman leaves an item on the stovetop. A woman is hospitalized after falling down stairs. A character becomes aggressive and struggles against another person who is trying to help her. Characters make rude comments to others.
Sexual Content: Male buttock nudity is shown when a man showers. A married couple undress and press their naked bodies together. Brief, limited frontal female and male nudity is shown. A man and woman, shown in bed, talk about their sex life. A woman questions her husband about his interest in another woman.
Language: Frequent terms of deity, some cursing and a scatological slang term are used.
Alcohol / Drug Use:Characters drink in a social setting at home. A woman smokes. Characters talk about a man being drunk and throwing up.
Page last updated May 27, 2016
|Rating Descriptor
|British Columbia
|Coarse Language.
|Coarse Language
|Mature Theme.
|Mature Theme, Language May Offend.
|Not Rated
|Canadian Home Video
NEW: Listen to our Parent Previews Podcast and take control of media and technology in your family!
News About "Still Mine"
Cast and Crew
Still Mine is directed by Michael McGowan and stars James Cromwell, Geneviève Bujold, Campbell Scott.
Home Video
The most recent home video release of Still Mine movie is May 6, 2014. Here are some details…
Still Mine releases to home video (Blu-ray) on May 6, 2014.
Related home video titles:
The challenges of aging are explored in the movies Secondhand Lions, The Straight Story and Up. James Cromwell also stars in Babe and Star Trek: First Contact. Campbell Scott appears in another story about caring for those with mental and physical handicaps in Follow the Stars Home.


text:
Frank, an Army Special Forces vet, screwed up, went to prison, and is now out, living in small-town Wyoming and trying to go straight.
But then some old "friends" from the big house come to collect on a favor, and everything goes totally nuts, forcing Frank to go outside the law to save the one thing he cherishes most.
Read the First Chapter
Click on any of the links below to read the beginning.
"A nonstop page turner . . . there's nothing quite like finding redemption through taking on a gang of scumbags. Bad Penny is intense."
~ LARRY CORREIA, New York Times Bestselling Author
"John Brown understands trouble makers and misfits. A Green Beret against a drug cartel, hardly a fair fight. Bad Penny will keep your attention and raise your pulse rate."
~ LIEUTENANT COLONEL MARCUS CUSTER, US Army Special Forces
"An excellent attempt-at-redemption story set in a hard land with a cast of characters from all along the good-guy/bad-guy continuum."
This story was inspired by a fine old brother in my church in Ohio who was one of those salt of the earth folks who also happened to have at one time been a bank robber. When he got out of prison, he determined his life would change. He married a good Methodist girl he met at a church dance, went into the laundry business, and never looked back. It was my privilege to record his life history. Not a single event or detail in this book is about him. But I can tell you that his story deserves a book. Hopefully, my character Frank ends up doing as well in life as he did.
Cool Stuff
In this post, I show some of the early options for the cover.


text:
Astral Buoyancy Bella Personal Flotation Device - Women's - $82.48
For female paddlers, relying on mens PFDs limits your ability to get the ideal fit, which is why we offer the womens Bella Personal Flotation Device from Astral Buoyancy. This PFD has an adjustable torso height and seven-inch adjustable back band to give you the best fit and keep you afloat when you end up trading your comfortable kayak seat for a dip in rough water. - $82.48


text:
Get the Palace newsletter
16:15 3rd March 2012
A bumper crowd and a warm atmosphere greeted Palace and Peterborough on Family Day as Dougie Freedman made one change to his side, bringing in Owen Garvan for Kagisho Dikgacoi who had spent mid-week on international duty with South Africa.
It was Posh though who started the game the better with Paul Taylor and George Boyd both looking neat in possession and the visitors playing the ball around comfortably in front of Palace's back four. One of Taylor's runs enabled him to slip the ball out to the left-flank to Tyrone Barnett and the striker, on his full debut, was the first to test Julian Speroni, who palmed over.
Darren Ambrose fired a snap-shot just wide for Palace before Tommy Rowe should've done better when the ball fell to him in the box but the midfielder could only slice his left-foot shot wide. Barnett was next to threaten as Peterborough continued to enjoy the best of the first 25 minutes. This time Posh's new signing danced past three challenges in the box and Speroni had to be at his best to block his fierce goalbound effort.
Having soaked up all that pressure it was Palace who almost took the lead as Wilfried Zaha tricked his way past Matthew Briggs and fired over a good low cross which fell to Darren Ambrose at the back post. Ambrose's control was good but the same couldn't be said for his finish which flew over the bar from just outside the six yard box.
That move seemed to stun the home side into action and after a string of free-kicks and corners the pressure almost told as Jermaine Easter broke down the left hand side and cut the ball back into the path of Ambrose but the midfielder's strike was deflected onto the post and rebounded cruelly along the goal-line before Craig Alcock hacked clear. There was still time for a penalty shout as Mile Jedinak went down in the area but that was waved away by the referee so the sides went into half-time level.
After fighting their way into the game Palace began to dominate in the second-half and after Zaha did well to win a free-kick on the right wing Paddy McCarthy should've done better having timed his run perfectly to meet Ambrose's delivery. Again Zaha broke well down the right, getting the better of Briggs and finding Martin who fired his shot on the run just wide of Paul Jones post.
Freedman's side had the bit between their teeth but Posh showed their threat as Rowe latched onto Emile Sinclair's flick-on and lashed an effort just wide. But then it was Palace again who threatened as Mile Jedinak met Zaha's cross but Jones saved superbly from the Australian's header.
The pressure finally told 15 minutes from time as Jedinak challenged Jones from Ambrose's free-kick and reacted quickest as the ball dropped in the box, swivelling to give Palace the lead.
Jedinak was dominating the game from midfield now and moments later strolled out of defence and found substitute Glenn Murray running beyond the back four but the striker's shot was comfortably saved by Jones. Having taken the lead the home side really began to dominate, Ambrose firing over from Zaha's pass and both Murray and the returning Dean Moxey seeing shots well saved by the Posh keeper as Palace comfortably recorded their second home win in a row.
Palace: 1. Julian Speroni, 4. Jonathan Parr, 5. Paddy McCarthy (c), 6. Anthony Gardner, 7. Darren Ambrose (21. Dean Moxey '80) 10. Owen Garvan, 15. Mile Jedinak, 16. Wilfried Zaha, 19. Jermaine Easter (17. Glenn Murray '71), 30. Paul McShane, 35. Chris Martin
Subs: 34. Lewis Price, 28. Stuart O'Keefe, 38. Kwesi Appiah
Bookings: Martin
Peterborough: 28. Paul Jones, 2. Mark Little, 3. Matthew Briggs, 5. Gabriel Zakuani, 10. George Boyd, 11. Grant McCann (c), 14. Tommy Rowe, 20. Tyrone Barnett, 21. Daniel Kearns (9. David Ball '87), 26. Paul Taylor (12. Emile Sinclair '60), 27. Craig Alcock
Subs: 1. Joe Lewis, 17. Joe Newell, 18. Shaun Brisley
Bookings: Zakuani, McCann
Att: 18,559 (Away: 1,121)


text:
Asked by Cassandre at 9:15 AM on Sep. 15, 2010 in Crazy for CreditsLevel 46 (220,043 Credits)
Next question in Crazy for Credits
Why am I doing this?
Next question overall
post tramatic anxiety ? Has anyone ever delt with this before ?
Already Joined? LOG IN
© 2017 CMI Marketing, Inc. All rights reserved.


text:
Start a Trial
Sign in
Historical Events
Family Trees
Become a Member
Become a Member
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung Newspaper Archives
February 27, 1997
- Page 1
First Name
Last Name
With All of the Words
With the Exact Phrase
Go to advanced search
Discover Your History
Issue Date:
Thursday, February 27, 1997
Pages Available:
Previous Edition:
Wednesday, February 26, 1997
Next Edition:
Friday, February 28, 1997
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung
Publication Name:
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung
New Braunfels, Texas
Pages Available:
Years Available:
1952 - 2013
Learn More About This Publication
2.17+ Billion Articles and Growing Everyday!
More Than 400 Years of Papers. From 1607 to Today!
Articles Covering 50 U.S.States + 22 Other Countries
Powerful, Time Saving Search Features!
Find Your Ancestors Now
Newspaper Archives
Birth Records
Census Records
Marriage Records
Death Records
Divorce Records
Military Records
View Sample Pages : New Braunfels Herald Zeitung, February 27, 1997
Page 2
Page 3
Page 4
Page 5
Page 6
Page 7
Page 8
Page 9
Page 10
Page 11
Get Access to These Newspapers
Plus 2.17+ Billion Other Articles
NewspaperARCHIVE.com -
Used by the World's Finest Libraries and Institutions
OCR Text
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - February 27, 1997, New Braunfels, Texas if—50CENTS New BraunfelsHeral' ^orng n< 07 1(507 P/snnal Pa* iaHj anH .. . irsHmn amor (at nwA than 1 A CL vjAaro ■ Wrxron a1 IAI -I BmiaH 12 pages in one section ■ Thursday, February 27,1997 Serving Comal County and sui.uunding areas for more than 145 years! Home of WJ. Nmil Vol 145, No 76inside i Gunman robs local family-owned restaurant Stammtisch |d,tor,al............................... J I By ABE LEVY SPO™......................................5 | staff Writer Comics............................ 8 Market Race............................9-12 i A . . . . , . , , , 1 A clerk watched helplessly as an armed robber cleaned out the cash register of a Chinese restaurant Tuesday Birthday wishas from I afternoon, fleeing the scene before th# Harold loitunq! New Braunfels Police could arrive, _ J, * m» m a law enforcement officials said. The Afew tomW Herald- Police said witnesses described the Strung CTtends birthday perpetrator as a white man in his multo. WJ. Parnell, JohnT. Wright 30s who stole more than $200 from the cash register at Shang Hai Inn Chi-Joahua MueMer 06years old), ncse Restaurant, 690 S. Walnut Ave. Mindy Htoon, Tasha (.ranrin, Tht man entered the building at approximately 5 p.m., wearing ajack-Matthew Durbin Susan Miller, TP. o *1, !• Johnathan Hernandez (3 yew, I « ^ holdrag a plwoc grocoy »ore old), Richard Rhoades, Margie Jackson Happy anniversary wishes go to: Raymond and Sylvia Zamor-rtpa (24 years.) To have a birthday or anniversary listed here, call 625-9144. bag that he demanded be filled with cash from the female cleric, police said. He opened his jacket to reveal a small handgun, said Michael Lin, the clerk's son, who was not an eye witness but spoke on behalf of his mother. Lin said his mother struggles with speaking English and was unable to respond to the robber's demands. The robber stepped behind the counter and filled the bag with the cash himself as Lin's mother watched. Lin, 18, who works part time at the restaurant, said one customer was in the room where the incident occurred, and three employees were in the back kitchen, washing dishes and cooking, unaware of the situation. The robber fled the building on foot at which time Lin's mother called for emergency help. Lin said in the five year history of the restaurant, no crime of flus magnitude has occurred. Armed robbery is a first-degree felony charge punishable by five years to life in prison and an optional fine of $10,000. Police said the matter is under investigation and are asking the public to call CRIMESTOPPERS at 620-TIPS or 1-800-640-8422 if they have any additional information Pollan Count Mold—-569 Mountain Cedar —16 Aah — 48 Mulberry —6 (Rotan measured in peds per cubic meter of air. Information provided by Dr Frank Hamper) fiivwr inTorTTieiKXi Comal River — 222 cubic feet per second, up 3 (rom1 Edwards Aquifer Panther I — 623 78 feet above sea level, up 02 Canyon Dam discharge — 237 da Canyon Lake inflow —106 cfs Canyon Lake level — 909 39 feet above aaa level (Above conservation pool ) Nm Braunfels unmet NBJ reports pumping 4.750 miion£Bl-bns of aurtaoe walerWednesday. antu13,000 gatona of wsl tartar were used KkTs Mart The giant fair where kids in grades three to six -can sew their creations and usable items will be from 9 a m. to noon Saturday at the Civic Center Booth rental is $3 for half a cafeteria-sized table. Admission is free. The fair is sponsored by Children's Museum, First Commercial Bank and KGNB/KNBT. Call 620-0939 The Women's Chamber and the Hispanic Chamber will join from 5:30 to 7 p m. today at the Children's Museum in New Braunfels for a mixer celebrating Black History Month Admission is $5 tor members. $7 for guests. For information on the Women's Chamber call Susan Tate at 609-4004 Linton brown bug lunch An ecumenical Lenten brown bag lunch will be held at noon Friday at First United Methodist Church in Wesley Hall. The message will be by Fran Shelton of. New Braunfels Presbyterian Church. Special music will be by Cathy Talcott. Tea and coffee will be provided, as well as a nursery. KBaoion Valoy Bowflnf ChA The Mission Valley Bowling Club will begin its Junior League at 7 pm Friday at the club Call 629-0028 for information. . Youth Tomtit Registration is under way for the New Braunfels Parks and Recreation Department's Youth Tennis Program Group lessons for youth 12 and older will be held from 4:30 to 5 30 p m Mondays at the Prince Solms Tennis Courts The five-week program begins Monday. The fee is $25 per participant. Register at Lands Recreation Center Call 608-2167 for information The Children's Museum in New Braunfels will hold its annual Citywide Garage Sale from 10 a.m. to 4 p m. Sunday at the Civic Center. Booth rental is $25 for one; $20 for each additional. Admission is $1 for adults; maximum $2 per family. Donations are being accepted now. Call 6200939 for information. Digging into classwork Ult to right, Emily Parfait, Zoa Qabbard, Baau Bauta, Chartae Boston, and Tony Boachting work tho tulip garden Wednesday In front of Lone Star Behoot. Tho gordon was prwrldsd by a grant from tho American Bulb Association that allowed these tuHpe to come directly from the BAd^^bBt^fetaB^titaXtaBah B^xm BBxata Be eABeese x*^8B9 axaxtaB BBxtax aeBe tita^^xtaxB^x ® estated ev^tatasBeee aaBe tisdA^eee rMvnenanaa. waring tot ma umps win os pan or ma students science ana gsogrnpny nuaei IPW awards grant for science camp Fuel spill prompts cleanup By ABE LEVY Staff Writer By DAVIO DEKUNDER Staff Writer Area sixth graders will get to know more about the outdoors and Honey Creek State Natural Area thanks to a grant from the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department. Ute Friends of (medalupe River /Honey Creek were awarded a $15,065 grant from the parka and wildlife department for its science outdoor environmental camp slated for May 5-23 at Guadalupe River State Park. Deirdre E. Hisler, park ranger, said this year's camp will target students horn Canyon and Adon Seay Intermediate Schools. "The Friends of Guadalupe River /Honey Creek have initiated the pilot program working with sixth graders in Comal County," Hisler said "This is the most exciting project our park and friends group has offered hack to the community." Terry Urbanc/yk, coordinator of the camp, said the purpose of the four week camp is to teach children to appreciate and care for nature. "I hope it gives kids an appreciation for the environment and to make them realize the difference between a protected area (Honey Creek) compared to a non protecti vcd area." The camp will have numerous activities for the students, Urbanc/yk said. "We will be doing water samplings and relative humidity," Urbanczyk said. "We will be doing bio monitoring by testing critters in the water and identifying the animals in the creek "We will also do a compass activity where they will learn how to use a compass and follow a course and make observations in the area." Nuder said the pilot program will reach a big audience of students this year. "This year with the grant we are looking al the potential of reaching 750 students," Hisler said "The biggest thing I want to make sure the people know is thai it will be no cost to the taxpayers, students and schools." Hisler said she hopes the pilot program will be the start of something big. "Our full intention is to start a year round outdoor education school for all grades," Hisler said. "We hope to increase it next year to also include fifth graders or some other grade levels. The greatest potential we could reach is the Blanco Independent School District, and from there go to the inner city of San Antonio.'' The science camp will have the curriculum will correspond to the requirements of the Comal Independent School Distnct, Hisler said. Urbanc/yk said the volunteers and the park staff who work on the camp will learn valuable lessons from the pilot program. "This is our first step to sec how it goes and to see what changes need to he made so thai we can improve it in the future," she said The Friends are looking for volunteers to help with the camp "I need volunteers who can work during the day from 8 a in to 2 p.m., and who can volunteer at least one or more days a week," Urbanc/yk said. Hisler said another $3,(XX) from the Amy McNutt Foundation will he used for the camp Officials believe faulty hosing caused an estimated 200 gallons of diesel fuel to leak out of a local petroleum products distribution center in Solms Wednesday afternoon. A customer noticed the spilled fuel at about I p.m., and notified managers of Johnson Oil Company. 4332 W. Interstate 35, and Solms Road. the company's manger said. The fuel flowed from pipes at the distribution center and down hill aking Solms Road to FM 482, where Texas Department of Transportation officials spread gravel and sand to contain the spill. Larry Simpson, manager of commercial business for Johnson, said the company has a cleanup plan rn place, as roqiunxl by state law , that officials implemented in dealing with Wednesday's spill. The first priority was to ensure the safety of drivers and residents near the spill, which local emergency personnel accomplished after the spill was discovered. New Braunfels Fire Department, LMS, Police and Comal County Sheriffs Office officials were called to the scene and blocked the access road to I-35 and along Solms Road while the cleanup took place. Johnson employees went on fix* to remove some of the fuel by liand and more of the company's trucks were expected to arrive later Wednesday to remove fuel from w lierc it collected in the soil. Simps* rn said he contacted tile Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission and was instructed to continue the cleanup process as planned Mobley Environmental Service* in Lytle was scheduled to perform par! of the cleanup. Simpson said The center began operations in the early ll>80s and this spill is tlx.* largest in its history, company officials said. (Mlicials said they were relieved thai diesel fuel was fix.* material spilled and not substances with higher flammability Probation office construction delayed By DENISE DZIUK Staff Writer Harato-Ztatung photo by Mtohtitil Dams* ABmt Gorda oondmm work on tho Comal County Probation Cantar ichariulad for a March 19 Recent rains may have sped up the recovery of the Edwards Aquifer, but slowed the construction of Comal County's Probation Complex, pushing the completion date several weeks later. The new complex, located on Mill Street next to the Christian Science Reading Room, was slated for completion tomorrow. Comal County purchasing agent Ed Krai said that date will not be met. He said a more realistic completion date is mid-March. "We've had to extend that date," Krai said. "(The general contractor) said it will now be March 19 because of the rain days and so forth." Krai said the canopy is currently being added to the I l,(XX)-square-foot building, and most of the interior work has* been completed. Krai said the big items still needing completion are installation of the healing and cooling units, laying carpet, running wires from the courthouse annex to new building and completing a parking lot. "The parking lot is what's holding us up now," Krai said. "But, if we can keep good weather between now and the 19th, we should be okay." Krai said the possibility of construction being completed before that time is slim, which means the move in dates for the juvenile and adult probation departments will have to be moved Juvenile probation offices were scheduled to begin moving March 11. Director Carol Robison said the delay should not cause problems for her department, and if will move into the new building as soon as she is told it is ready. "We decided we wouldn't set dates anymore," Robison said. "We'll just wait until were told." The adult probation department anticipates moving March 19. Krai said that date could changed as well, depending on how work goes in the next couple of days. "We're going to take another look at it this time next week," Krai said 'They say they might be able to get it done sooner." Jack Williamson, office supervisor for Community Supervision and Corrections Department, said he is keeping the original plans until next week, when the situation can be re-evaluated Once the probation offices move to the new complex, the vacated space in the old courthouse will be used by the county clerk and the justice of the peace, precinct I, to handle the growth in those offices The building is expected to cost approximately $1,027,(XX). Money to pay for the building will come from $1.25 million in Comal County, Texas Tax Anticipation Notes, which are similar to certificates of obligation.Cloning raises ethical questions . Page 4. I I ;
About Us
Contact Us
Free Newspaper Archives
© Copyright 2017 NewspaperARCHIVE.com. All rights reserved.


text:
Doctor Answers 18
Breast Augmentation
Web reference: http://www.newportbeachplasticsurgery.com
Boob goal. Is it possible with me?
Web reference: http://www.drgregpark.com/before-after-gallery-san-diego/breast-augmentation/7693/
Having cleavage when my chest is flat, is it possible?
Hi Angelangel57,Thanks for your question and photos. It is possible but not likely. Your tissues would need to stretch out a lot to get that result thus giving stretch marks. I would recommend getting what fits your frame. then at a later time after your body has had a chance to stretch then upsizing. A natural look can be achieved with shaped implants which usually are smaller but can look fuller and natural depending on where they are placed, under or over the muscle. Hope this helps!
All the best,
Carlos Mata MD, MBA, FACS
#BreastAugmentation #NaturalResults
Board Certified Plastic Surgeon
You might also like...
Breast augmentation expectations
Best of luck,
Breast augmentation: You can achieve your goal
Web reference: http://www.lookingnatural.com/before-after/breast-augmentation/
Breast augmentation
Breast Augmentation Goals
Thank you for your question. Everyone starts out with their own unique anatomy, existing breast tissue etc. If you begin with less breast tissue you cannot expect that slightly sagging appearance. If you want a natural look, moderate projection implants will likely give you a great result but your breasts will appear perky for quite some time because of tight natural tissue. You can achieve similar size but the characteristics of your breasts will be your own. I recommend that you book an in-person consultation with a board certified Plastic Surgeon to explain your goals and discuss options. My patients find it helpful to try on implant sizers in the office in order to get an idea of the look they will achieve.
All the best
Web reference: https://edelsteincosmetic.com/learning-centre/breast-augmentation/
Boob goal
Breast enhancement
Web reference: http://m.drlinder.com/breast-augmentation.php
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


text:
Grace has a good-guy rep, and his non-Hollywood persona is no act. Neither is he a Marmont disciple. The trendy hotel just happens to be a short distance from his home, where the self-described homebody spends time watching his new Star Wars DVD set and passing "Go" and collecting $200 with his no-celebs-allowed Monopoly club.
"There is some kind of stigma you get for being not social just because you don't do Hollywood things," says Grace, 26. "I'm very social. It's just most of my friends are not actors."
For that reason, it has been presumed that he's not close to his That '70s Show co-stars. Grace doesn't take part in Danny Masterson's weekly poker games; he wanted no part of being Punk'd by Ashton Kutcher; and he was not invited by Kutcher, Masterson, Wilmer Valderrama and Laura Prepon to be part of their restaurateur investor's club. The real story behind his exclusion: "I'm too cheap as a person, and they know that about me."
But Grace insists the '70s cast is quite tight. All were invited to the premiere of In Good Company (in theaters Dec. 29), although Valderrama was the only member of the younger cast to show up. In the film, Grace plays a hot-shot exec who becomes boss to Dennis Quaid and boyfriend to Quaid's daughter, played by Scarlett Johansson.
Grace also reprises his role as a drastically altered kabbalah-following version of himself in Ocean's Twelve. Grace is nothing like his Ocean's alter ego. Dressed in jeans and a jersey, he looks more like a college student than a millionaire movie star. The tabloids never touch him, and even he finds humor in his association with other stars, including Quaid. "How wild is it that I'm buddies with Dennis Quaid?"
As he leads the way to the Chateau's outdoor patio, Grace spots a familiar face. It's his old babysitter from his early years in Darien, Conn. But this is no little granny type. Grace's former sitter is actress Chloe Sevigny, who reports that her charge was very well behaved under her supervision.
"She was cool because she used to let me stay up late," Grace says, asking Sevigny. "Did (my parents) pay you more than you make now?"
"Very little, I'm sure," she says with a laugh, before revealing that the two co-starred in school productions of Annie Get Your Gun and The Wizard of Oz.
Turns out Darien was quite the celebrity breeding ground: It also produced musician Moby and middle-school chum Kate Bosworth, Grace's co-star in Win a Date With Tad Hamilton!
That romantic comedy was a departure for the actor, who has made a conscious effort to steer clear of commercial teen fare. His latest films, In Good Company, and P.S., in which he romanced Laura Linney, are more in keeping with the smaller films he seeks.
As for his dating life, Grace makes a passing reference to Sevigny about "Ginny and I," but he politely declines discussing anything remotely personal. He has never been publicly linked with anyone.
The "Ginny" he refers to is actress Ginnifer Goodwin, who appeared with him in Mona Lisa Smile and whom he suggested for Tad Hamilton! She also will co-star with Sevigny in the HBO series Big Love. Grace has said the two are "best friends."
So protective is Grace of his inner circle that when he is asked his sister's name, he dials her up to ask her permission. After 23-year-old Jenny Grace gives her consent, he ends the call with "I love you."
"My family's not too into me being famous, because it ruins (public) stuff we want to do," he explains. His mother, Patricia, is an office worker at a private school, and his father, John, is a businessman in New York and the inspiration for his In Good Company character. When John saw the film, Grace says his dad "shed a little tear."
It's a good time to be Topher. He won the National Board of Review's breakthrough performance award, and within hours his agent was flooded with scripts.
Grace has just bought an apartment in New York. And though he'll maintain his L.A. home, Grace will pack up his new pup, Max, and become a full-time East Coaster as soon as his '70s era ends this spring.
"Me and Max are going to hop in the Jetta and drive east," Grace says. "I want to do it the night the show ends. You know — make it this cathartic journey."


text:
Advancing health through science, education and medicine
GutsMuth, Johann, Gymnastics for Youth: Or A Practical Guide to Healthful and Amusing Exercises: For the Use of Schools. An Essay toward the Necessary Improvement of Education, Chiefly as it Relates to the Body, Philadelphia: P. Byrne, 1803.
Exercise, started at an early age and then incorporated within education, should be done for general health.
Fencing, Riding
GutsMuth, 13.
Your new
Cancer survivors want to work with fitness professionals who have the knowledge to help them exercise safely. This new book also will help prepare you for the ACSM/ACS Certified Cancer Trainer exam.…
» Read More


text:
Here is another outfit styled with pieces currently available at Alumni. Mixing up different brands can be a slippery slope, especially with the current big-logo-everything wave. To avoid looking like a walking billboard, look for smart and subtle ways to mix and match, as demonstrated below. If you're interested in purchasing the products featured, please contact us (firstname.lastname@example.com or 718.953.4696) or swing by the shop located at 298 Utica Avenue in Brooklyn.
Styling By: HDee (@hd2e)
Model: D. Blair (@_thasmugga)
Leading off this predominantly black getup is a satin bomber from New Regime. Although it sports a large logo on the back, the front is kept simple, with contrast stripes on the waist, wrist, and collar bands. We topped off the look with a paisley print Deadline bucket.
New Regime Satin Jacket - $150
Deadline Paisley Bucket Hat - $40
To add a bit of flavor to the monotone outfit, we chose an all-over print shirt from Stussy. The money sign peeks through here and there making things more interesting, and the pants, from Reason, also help make the design on the t-shirt pop.
Stussy Money Tee - $28
Reason Outpost Black Jogger - $75
The sneakers we chose, Nike Air Command Force, act as the centerpiece of the outfit, and the "fresh down to the socks" mentality is in full effect with the cushy Lebron Hyperelite Basketball joints providing a nice transition from the black joggers to the neon-accented sneakers.
Nike Air Command Force - $200 Click here to purchase from Alumni
Nike Lebron Hyperelite Crew Basketball Socks - $20
Here is another look at the look, and keep checking us for more clothing updates!


text:
While this facial moisturizer with sunscreen uses "neck" in the name, in truth, you should be able to apply any well-formulated facial moisturizer with sunscreen to your neck, too (and chest, if this area of skin will be exposed to daylight). Regrettably, this isn't a well-formulated product, at least not from the sunscreen angle.
To provide the best broad-spectrum protection, any SPF-rated product should be rated 30 or higher (and this is only rated SPF 15).
Although this emollient moisturizer contains some good ingredients for dry skin, the plant extracts and antioxidants it contains won't remain stable due to the jar packaging. Please see More Info for details on the problems jar packaging presents.
As for Lauder's claims about this product, there is no reliable research proving plankton extract and the mineral malachite can stimulate collagen and elastin production. Even if they could, the lack of reliable UVA protection in this product would undermine any repairing effect, leaving skin's supportive elements vulnerable to more damage. Besides, stimulating skin's collagen and elastin with the goal of lifting skin does not work if your sagging is from gravity, bone loss, or other age-related changes, which are beyond the control of skin-care products.
There is no research showing that the mineral malachite and mimosa can do anything anti-aging for your skin, although there is some intriguing research on the wound-healing properties of mimosa bark; however, it's important to note that wrinkles aren't the same as wounds (Sources: Journal of Ethnopharmacology, July 2009, pages 391–396, and September 2007, pages 400–408). The wound-healing properties are due in part to the plant's high tannin content, yet here's the irony: Tannins can have a constricting effect on the skin, causing irritation that may hurt its ability to look and act younger.
More Info:
Regarding the jar packaging, it's a problem because all plant extracts, vitamins, antioxidants, and other state-of-the-art ingredients (which this formula contains in spades) break down in the presence of air, so once a jar is opened and lets the air in, these important ingredients begin to deteriorate. Jars also are unsanitary because you're dipping your fingers into them with each use, adding bacteria, which further deteriorate the beneficial ingredients.
Featuring a light-responsive enzyme (Plankton Extract), mineral (Malachite) and plant extract (Mimosa) to help skin amplify its natural collagen and elastin production. Over time, skin's strength, resiliency and volume are renewed and you'll see a remarkably younger, revitalized look.
Active: Octinoxate (7.5%), Octisalate (3.5%), Other: Water, Neopentyl Glycol Diheptanoate, Cetyl Alcohol, Pentaerythrityl Tetraethylhexanoate, Glycerin, Polyethylene, Di-C12-15 Alkyl Fumarate, Petrolatum, Hydrolyzed Lecithin, Butylene Glycol, Pentylene Glycol, Octyldodecyl Myristate, Hydrogenated Polyisobutene, Hexyldecyl Stearate, Dimethicone, Laminaria Digitata Extract, Behenyl Alcohol, Potato Starch Modified, Algae Extract, Persea Gratis (Avocado) Oil, Coleus Barbatus Extract, Melon Fruit Extract, Mimosa Tenuiflora Bark Extract, Yeast Extract, Plankton Extract, Aminopropyl Ascorbyl Phosphate, Thermus Thermophillus Ferment Saccharomyces Ferment Lysate Filtrate, Artemia Extract, C12-16 Alcohol, Glyceryl Stearate, Cholesterol/Potassium Sulfate, Octyldodecyl Neopentanoate, Acetyl Glucosamine, Linoleic Acid, Whey Protein, PEG-100 Stearate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Caffeine, Ergothioneine, Soybean Sterols, Palmitic Acid, Polymethyl Methacrylate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Decarboxy Carnosine HCL, Stearic Acid, Potassium Sorbate, Creatine, Zinc PCA, Glucose, Trehalose, Diethylhexyl Syringydenemalonate, Sorbitol, Polysilicone-11, Acetyl Hexapeptide-8, Citric Acid, Lactoperoxidase, Glucose Oxidase, Hydrogenated Starch Hydrolysate, Propylene Glycol Dicaprylate, Caprylic/Capris Triglyceride, Maltodextrin, Malachite, Hexylene Glycol, Ethylhexylglycerin, Phytosterols, Caprylyl Glycol, Sodium Hydroxide, Silica, Aluminum Hydroxide, Fragrance, Xanthan Gum, Disodium EDTA, BHT, Phenoxyethanol, Mica, Titanium Dioxide, Red 4, Yellow 5
Estee Lauder At-A-Glance
The history of Estee Lauder goes back to 1946, when the woman who created the brand (and for whom it is named) began selling creams and lotions made by her chemist uncle. From its humble beginnings, Estee Lauder has grown to become a multibillion-dollar company whose products are sold all over the world and advertised in just about every fashion and women's lifestyle magazine available.
The biggest compliment we can pay to the venerable Estee Lauder line is that their moisturizers and serums can largely be described as state-of-the-art. Though fragrance is often intrusive, but when it comes to formulary excellence culminating in products that give skin what it needs to function optimally, they are tough to beat.
When it comes to makeup, by and large the brand also exceeds expectations. Though there are some under-performing products (you can read more about them in our individual reviews), Lauder has a number of excellent options, most notably its lip colors.
For more information about Estee Lauder, call (877) 311-3883 or visit www.esteelauder.com.
The Beautypedia and Paula's Choice Research teams have one mission: To help you find the best products for your skin, whether they're from Paula's Choice or another brand. By combining efforts, we're able to share scientific research and remain committed to the highest standards based on our decades of experience objectively reviewing thousands upon thousands of skincare and makeup formularies in all price ranges.
Beautypedia cuts through the hype to bring you product insights and recommendations you won't find anywhere else!


text:
Run by local high-school interns, and catering to twenty-to-fortysomething women, this petite brick-lined nook outfitted with a trippy moving display shelf was created by nonprofit Youth America to help students learn entrepreneurial skills (B2 is short for "Bridge to Business"). You can still load up on girly, budget-friendly basics including ultrafemme, slightly skimpy tops, trendy jeans and bar-ready purses on which you won't mind spilling a cocktail or two.
|Venue name:
|B2 Gear
777 Fulton St
|Cross street:
|between South Oxford St and South Portland Ave
|Opening hours:
|Daily 12:30–7:30pm
|Subway: G to Fulton St; C to Lafayette Ave
|Do you own this business?
To improve this listing email: firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
You missed it This great deal for Strax Rejuvenation is over. But don't despair, we've got more great deals every day.
Related Deals That You May Like
4Ever Young Anti-Aging Solutions
20 Units of Botox or Dysport for Up to 3 Areas
Ft. Lauderdale$250$129
Marshall Cosmetique
20 or 40 Units of Botox at Marshall Cosmetique
Ft. Lauderdale$240$109
Dr. Tory R. Lindh
20 Units of Botox
Ft. Lauderdale$280$136
Derma Laser Center
20 Units of Botox
Ft. Lauderdale$250$129
Strax Rejuvenation
40 Units of Dysport or One VI Peel
- Save 50%
- 111 purchased
71% recommendedin LivingSocial customer ratings
Refresh your face with these licensed professionals, who have been bringing star-quality treatments to the area in a positive, supportive atmosphere where they strive to help you feel your most beautiful:
• $99 ($199 value) for 40 units of Dysport for one area
• $249 ($499 value) for one VI peel
• Reserve your appointment at the North University Drive location
Dysport is an FDA-approved injection of medicine to stop facial muscle contraction for up to four months, and it can temporarily reduce the appearance of moderate to severe lines between the eyebrows.
A VI peel uses a light, synergetic blend of ingredients to refresh and rejuvenate your skin. It can help improve skin's tone and texture and can reduce the appearance of age spots and sun damage.
PAID VALUE EXPIRES ON May 26, 2022
PROMOTIONAL VALUE EXPIRES ON June 27, 2014


text:
Start a Trial
Sign in
Historical Events
Family Trees
Become a Member
Become a Member
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung Newspaper Archives
December 26, 1982
- Page 1
First Name
Last Name
With All of the Words
With the Exact Phrase
Go to advanced search
Discover Your History
Issue Date:
Sunday, December 26, 1982
Pages Available:
Previous Edition:
Friday, December 24, 1982
Next Edition:
Tuesday, December 28, 1982
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung
Publication Name:
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung
New Braunfels, Texas
Pages Available:
Years Available:
1952 - 2013
Learn More About This Publication
2.17+ Billion Articles and Growing Everyday!
More Than 400 Years of Papers. From 1607 to Today!
Articles Covering 50 U.S.States + 22 Other Countries
Powerful, Time Saving Search Features!
Find Your Ancestors Now
Newspaper Archives
Birth Records
Census Records
Marriage Records
Death Records
Divorce Records
Military Records
View Sample Pages : New Braunfels Herald Zeitung, December 26, 1982
Page 2
Page 3
Page 4
Page 5
Page 6
Page 7
Page 8
Page 9
Page 10
Page 11
Get Access to These Newspapers
Plus 2.17+ Billion Other Articles
NewspaperARCHIVE.com -
Used by the World's Finest Libraries and Institutions
OCR Text
New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - December 26, 1982, New Braunfels, Texas Delia,, Texas 07^°^! ' *tt. I'It Ch womb Ie r.o. bo/ *4.5436 ---ip&TT&s f—i»^x —75 ^5 Comp, %?# Longhorns bomb out in Sun Bowl, 26-10 Aggies lead Gray to win over BlueA New •4J-LL Braunfels New Braunfels, TexasHerald-Zeitunq Vol. 91-No. 251 co°---- SUNDAY December 26,1982 2S cents 68 Pages—4 Sections (USPS 377-880)Despite recession, Santa still came By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A woman in Indiana invited her entire town to dinner and a New York hotel served homeless people a turkey dinner from silver dishes as Christians around the world gathered to celebrate the joys of Christmas. For some, businessmen and the jobless, from Bethlehem to San Francisco, recession dampened the holiday cheer. But the traditional appeal for peace on earth provided a brief halt to fighting in El Salvador. U.S. Marines celebrated the holiday in lebanon only a mile from Christians and Moslems w ho continued to exchange fire. Colorado got enough snow for a dozen white Christmases as warm weather contributed to flooding in Arkansas and brought rain to New England ski areas. Thousands of the poor and unemployed turned out for holiday meals in soup kitchens across the nation. President Reagan spent the day at the White House with his family and close friends. In New York, the Sheraton Centre hotel and civil groups presented an elaborate Christmas dinner to 500 of the city's homeless, and received a call of support from the president. it's great thing you are doing," Reagan told Klaus R. Ottman, vice president and area manager of the Sheraton Corp., as volunteers began serving guests from the city's shelters. Though a public address hookup, he wished the homeless a merry Christmas as they dined on turkey amid red table cloths, silver chafing dishes and sparkling candelabras. Virginia Waters of Nappanee, Ind., invited her entire town of 4,600 to Christmas dinner at the First Church of God. She said she decided to give the dinner because "you've got to share the things God gives you." In Bethlehem, shopkeepers blamed world recession for the poor turnout in Manger Square. In better years more than 15,000 people came to celebrate at the traditional birthplace of Christ. But this year, only 3,000 came. We wait for Christmas all year, but there were no foreign people," said shopkeeper Nadia Hasbaun. In his "Urbi et Orbi" message to the city and the world, Pope John Paul II prayed for all the suffering people on earth, especially in his native Poland. "I ardently wish all my brothers and sisters of Poland, particularly those who suffer and those who are separated from their loved ones, a new hope, a new Light," the pope said in his message to 50,000 gathered in St. Peter's Square. In El Salvador, the guerrillas returned to their camps and the army went to its barracks, but there was little joy in the war-torn country. Many people pass this day sadly, the men who lost a wife or daughter." said Dorotea Gonzalez, a flower vendor at the central market in San Salvador. In lebanon, the fighting did not stop, with rightist Christian and leftist Druse gunmen exchanging sniper fire about a mile from where the U.S. Marines were camped. The Americans ate a special Christmas dinner flown in from ships offshore. They were visited by lebanese President Amin Gemayel and TV actress Lydia Cornell, star of "Too Close for Comfort." About 2,000 holiday travelers spent See CHRISTMAS. Page 12A Locals spread cheer with Christmas charity Laundry cart People have different ways of getting their clothes to the laundromat, but chances are few approach it the Stall photo bv Jon Senttn same way as seven year-old Amber Fuller. Fuller was seen pushing the basket down the street recently. By ROBERT JOHNSON Editor Over 200 Comal County families had a brighter Christmas thanks to the efforts of .several local groups and coordination of the majority of those efforts by the Community Service Center. Local civic groups, schools, churches, businesses, agencies and individuals contributed to the effort, donating food, gifts and money to help those in need this holiday season. The Service Center served as a "clearinghouse" for the community efforts, referring potential recipients of this Christmas charity to local groups. In addition, the center, through the efforts of director Liz Urban and Suzie Garcia, collected contributions from individuals, and had them converted into certificates redeemable for food at Divine's supermarket. Through its files, center personnel also helped prevent duplication of efforts, and helped collect donations for the Community Food Pantry at First Protestant Church. The efforts ranged from large-scale efforts like the Jaycees' "Toys for Tots" campaign to individual kindnesses, like the anonymous donor who paid the utility bill of an elderly woman. See C HARITY. Page 12ASilt petition Residents worried about use of old landfill By DYANNEFRY Stab writer A city landfill off Kuehler Avenue was closed in 1975 Some residents of the surrounding neighborhood would like to keep it that way. Alarmed at reports that City Hall might use the dump as a disposal site for the silt and debris soon to be dredged from [.anda Lake, a group of residents has drawn up a petition of protest City Manager E N. Delashmutt says theres no cause for panic; it s still just an idea at present It will be up to the City Council to make a decision, presumably at its Jan. IO meeting. January IO is also the day that New Braunfels Utilities will begin lowering the river for repairs to its generating plant. Dredging won't begin until at least a day later In an early talk with Council about the lake dredging, Delashmutt indicated the material brought up would present a disposal problem. He said it would be wet, would bear a strong, unpleasant smell, and would be of no practical use as fertilizer or any thing else The idea of putting it at the old Kuehler Avenue dump came up at a public meeting held Dec. 15. See PETITION, Page 12A Local Edwards director outlines background for water permit bill Directors of the Edwards Underground Water District want some control over Edwards ground water sold outside the district They met recently and unanimously endorsed a legislative bill which would require a permit for any new well into the Edwards aquifer which would supply water for use outside tile boundaries of the district Oliver Haas, who represents Comal County on the board of directors, said a "grandfather clause" would protect concerns which are already selling water outside the district. For example, the cities of Schertz and Marion, which both have wells in the Edwards but supply homes in Guadalupe County, would not need a permit unless the outside consumption from those wells increased IO percent over the present level. "We are not requiring anything from anyone who wants to use (Edwards) water within the district," Haas added. That goes for ranchers, municipalities and everyone else. Hie EUWD includes Comal, Hays, Bexar, Uvalde and Medina counties. Its boundaries do not coincide exactly with the boundaries of the underground reservoir, but Haas said the bill would give the five-county district a degree of control over its water supply. "For one thing, (the outside I people are not paying the taxes that we in the district are paying," he said. Haas indicated the 14 directors attending the meeting were concerned at rumors that a fuel exploration agency was interested in the tar sands near tile Mexican border west of Uvalde County, and had thought of piping water from the Edwards Aquifer for use iii its work. "The bill needs to be amended some. There are a few paragraphs tliat need to be cleared up," he added It was written with the help of EUWD legal counsel, and will be forwarded to the 1983 Texas legislature. Haas said tile bill doesn't have a sponsor yet. He stressed that, as written, the bill applies strictly to the Edwards Underground Water District. "We hope we won't stir up a hornet's nest in some other aquifer," he said.Inside Today's Weather North winds will shift to the northeast today, blowing 15-20 miles per hour and gusty. Today and tonight will be cloudy and cold, with a 60 percent chance of rain today, increasing to 70 percent tonight. More cold, and a chance of more rain, is expected on Monday. Sunrise today will be at 7:24 a.m. Up and Down The Dallas Cowboys and Houston Oilers — two teams whose fortunes are as different as night and day — return home Sunday as the season nears a close. The playoff-bound Cowboys play the down-and-out Philadelphia Eagles, while the 1-6 Oilers play the suddenly-rejuvenated Cleveland Brow HS Sports. Page 6A Cheery Thoughts Christmas time ui a recession seems a little depressing, but columnist Virginia Payette has some rather optimistic thoughts to cheer us up. Sure the jobless rate is high, she says, but those who had jobs in 1982 saw their standards of living go up. See Opinions. Page 4A Gettin' By, Not High Texas country rocker Jerry Jeff Walker used to be famous for his music and his drinking. The man who wrote "Mr Bojangles" is still noted for the former, but not for the latter. Dyanne Fry reports on Walker's recent concert in New Braunfels. Entertainment, Page IC. BUSINESS.........................8C CLASSIFIED....................9 11A COMICS......................... 8B CROSSWORD.....................2A DEAR ABBY.......................3B DEATHS ......................... 2A ENTERTAINMENT.................1.2C HOROSCOPE......................8B KALEIDOSCOPE..................1 3B OPINIONS........................4A SPORTS........................6.7A WEATHER........................2A'Cheer Fund' annual event Due to the overwhelming success of the Herald Zeitung "Cheer Fund" in its inagural year, plans are to make the food drive an annual event. Three weeks ago. the Herald Zeitung announced its intention to start the fund, with the goal being to collect money and food to distribute to needy families in our area. The philosophy a Christmas without food is a pretty bleak Christmas, so let s provide a holiday dinner for as many families as we can. The results were overwhelming. Donations of money and food came in at a rate much faster than we had anticipated Every day there were new donors. When the smoke finally cleared, we had raised almost $1,800 dollars in monetary donations alone, not counting the large volume of food contributed Because of the public's generous response, the Herald Zedung delivered "Cheer Fund" baskets to 60 local families Christmas Eve. Your contributions enabled us to put the following items See CHEER. Page 12A Record storm strands travelers in Colorado By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A storm that buried Colorado in up to 3 feet of snow moved on Saturday, leaving behind closed roads and airports and thousands of stranded travelers, as rain and record warm temperatures in many Midwestern cities melted hopes for a white Christmas. "Ifs just terrible," said police Sgt Mike Baker in Raton, N M., on the Colorado border, as gale-force winds drifted snow as high as car rooftops. "I don't remember a storm this bad " In Jackson, Miss., authorities evacuated one neighborhood in the north-central part of the city. Doris Usry of the Jackson-Hinds Emergency Operations Center said she did not know how many people were evacuated, nor how many houses were flooded. About three inches of rain had fallen in Mississippi's capital city by midafternoon. One person was killed in Riverside, Ark., and 16 people were injured in Friday's twisters. The round of tornadoes the previous day in Missouri, Arkansas and Oklahoma caused about $10.6 million in damage Heavy rains in Southern Illinois caused scattered flash flooding and forced several families to evacuate their homes in Pulaski County. Half of the streets in Marion, IIL, were closed from flooding before daybreak Saturday. In Minneapolis, 211 inches of rain fell in the 24 hours ending at 7 a.in. EST Saturday, more than the city lias ever recorded for tile entire month of December since 1902, the National Weather Service said In Colorado, a state of emergency was declared ui the Denver area, where Stapleton International Airport was closed Friday due to deep snow Re-opening of the airport was postponed twice Saturday — the vecond at 6 p.m. MST — before durations resumed with the landing of a flight from Iais Angeles just before 7 p.m. About 2,000 stranded travelers spent the night in the airport — on lobby couches and even in heated planes. Officials said a 58-year-old was found frozen to death Saturday morning near her family's farm in Stoneham, Colo , about 65 miles north of Denver. Authorities said she had gone outside during the storm Friday evening and iiad gotten lost. On Interstate 70 about 30 miles east of Denver, an unidentified man was found frozen to death just 25 yards from his car. Adams County Cpl. Mark Singer said tile victim * had some car problems and got lost in a w hiteout " Amtrak s San Francisco Zephyr train bound for Chicago was halted overnight at Denver's Union Station because of snow-cove red tracks, said Amtrak spokesman Wally Cantu Stranded train travelers stay ed in the station lobby or on tile train. "Thousands of stranded motorists have been picked up," said ('apt John Callahan of the Colorado State Patrol. "We're unable to move through the city," said Denver paramedic dispatcher Tom ('haddie. "We've got volunteers in Broncos, Blazers and pickup trucks transporting most of our patients. " The storm dumped 33 inches of snow in Wheatridge, Colo., aud 24 inches iii Denver, making it the heaviest 24-hour accumulation in the capital city since 1885. ;
About Us
Contact Us
Free Newspaper Archives
© Copyright 2017 NewspaperARCHIVE.com. All rights reserved.


text:
A woman is at a booth giving away free cupcakes. But the rule is one per person. The prank takes place when the woman asks a passer-by to watch her cupcake stand and to make sure she gives away only one per person. No sooner does she leave then a guy comes up wanting more than one cupcake. And when he is told "no", he then goes through great lengths to try and get a lot more cupcakes. How will the people be pranked respond to the guy in a wig or doing a Mission Impossible trick to steal an entire plate of cupcakes?
Man Wants More Than One Cupcake


text:
Job Summary
- Salary: Undisclosed
- Work Type: Permanent / Full Time
- Min. Education Level: Degree
- Field of Study: Not Applicable
- Years of Experience: 2
- Skills: Must be a Commissioned Officer of the Singapore Armed Forces or a Senior Officer of the Singapore Police Force.
Job Descriptions
- Review, introduce and enhance work processes for increased efficiency and effectiveness
- Attend tender brief and site showaround and prepare the solutioning
- Draw up, supervise and/or manage the implementation plan for each project
- Conduct project briefing and table-top exercises to Management and external parties
- On-site supervision of projects when necessary
Job Benefits
- Bachelor's Degree in any field from a recognized institution will be preferred
Must be a Commissioned Officer of the Singapore Armed Forces or a Senior Officer of the Singapore Police Force
2 to 3 years experience in resource planning, organization & execution experience
Highly skilled in the usage of Excel Spreadsheet & Database Management
Good communication & interpersonal skills


text:
Orange Base Hospital is 6km south of Orange's city centre, and 58km north west of Bathurst, near Bloomfield, Glenroi, and Springside. It provides patients with intensive care, a high dependency unit, coronary care, and general medical services. Patients and staff overlook the gorgeous Canobolas State Forest in the west, and Spring Creek Reservoir in the east. When you want a beautiful delivery of fresh flowers made to a special patient in Orange Base Hospital, 1300 FLOWERS™ delivers six days a week. We offer a same day service to the greater Orange area, so choose us today and let us bring you the finest flowers and most delicious hampers around.
Our Orange Base Hospital florist treats every order as a unique opportunity to deliver joy and good wishes. We understand that it can be worrying when someone you care about is in hospital, especially when you cannot be there to visit them in person. We take the utmost care to create a bouquet brimming with health and vitality that will look beautiful and last for days, lighting up the face of the recipient with a smile. They will be left in no doubt of the high regard in which you hold them. By choosing suppliers who bring us flowers grown as locally as possible, we are able to support local businesses and cut expensive transport time that damages a bloom's freshness and beauty. You will never receive less than perfect flowers from 1300 FLOWERS™. We back our promise with a 100% Quality Guarantee on every delivery so you can order in confidence that our florists will deliver you the finest quality flowers at very competitive prices.
With over 50 styles to choose from, you will find something for every taste and occasion at 1300 FLOWERS™. Whether you are sending a thoughtful get well soon message, thanking staff for their care, congratulating new parents on the birth of their baby, wishing someone a happy birthday, marking a special anniversary, or showing sincere sympathy, our bouquets express your emotion in floral elegance that creates a wonderful closeness between you and your lucky recipient, even if you are on the other side of the world. With designs including roses, lilies, gerberas, banskia, proteas, chrysanthemums, tulips and orchids, we have the perfect choice for you. Adding a stylish extra, like a luxury gift card, delicious chocolates, or attention-grabbing helium balloons, will make your delivery even more special.
It is easy for you to arrange the most professional flower delivery to Orange Base Hospital. Simply order online, via our mobile site, or by calling 1300 FLOWERS™ and we will hand-craft your arrangement deliver it to any home or business address in the greater Orange area. Order by 2pm, or 10am on Saturday, and we will deliver by 6pm that day. Sometimes it can be hard to find the right words to express your support or good wishes, but the natural eloquence of fresh flowers will never let you down. There is no better time than right now to let someone you hold dear know you are thinking about them. Choose 1300 FLOWERS™ and let us take care of all your gift needs, delivering flowers and gifts of sumptuous beauty that will showcase your thoughtfulness and generosity.
Other areas we service


text:
Fischer Amps FA-3 XB Black B-Stock
B-Stock, Fischer Amps FA-3 XB Black, dynamic 3 driver In Ear Phone (2x Bass, 1x Mid/High), extended bass with + 6 dB up to 100 Hz, aluminium housing, about 20dB absobtion, black, 20 - 17.500 Hz, 17 Ohms, 114 db, fixed cable with 800 N tensile load, powerful sound with exact mids and highs, especially for prof. InEar Monitoring also on a loud stage, 121 cm cable with 3,5 mm angled plug, incl. zipper bag with carabiner, tips each one pair in the size S, M, L, Comply Foam tips T 500 each one pair in size S, M, L, cleaning tool, optional earmolds: art. 113332, B-Stock with full warranty, may have slight traces of use
Online guides
Smart Navigator
- Fischer Amps In-Ear-Headphones at a glance
- display In-Ear-Headphones in price range 200 € - 300 €
- go to product group In-Ear-Headphones
- go to product group In-Ear-Monitoring
- go to product group PA Equipment
- show manufacturer details for Fischer Amps
- Fischer Amps PA Equipment at a glance
- printer friendly version of this page
Further Fischer Amps items
Offers include 20% British VAT and are valid as long as stocks last. Shipping costs to the U.K. are 10 EUR (approx. £7), free shipping on orders above 199 EUR. Please click here for international Shipping rates. We do not accept liability for typographical errors or inaccurate information of any kind. *RRP = manufacturer's / distributor's recommended retail price in Germany


text:
Food Citizenship: Is There a Duty for Responsible Consumption?
- First Online:
- Accepted:
DOI: 10.1007/s10806-011-9366-7
- Cite this article as:
- De Tavernier, J. J Agric Environ Ethics (2012) 25: 895. doi:10.1007/s10806-011-9366-7
- Citations
- 1k Downloads
Labeling of food consumption is related to food safety, food quality, environmental, safety, and social concerns. Future politics of food will be based on a redefinition of commodity food consumption as an expression of citizenship. "Citizen-consumers" realize that they could use their buying power in order to develop a new terrain of social agency and political action. It takes for granted kinds of moral selfhood in which human responsibility is bound into human agency based on knowledge and recognition. This requires new kinds of food labeling practices. Existing research on consumer's preferences often fails to recognize the full complexity of the motivations and intentions through which the identity of the moral self is built up in relation to food consumption practices. For citizens, not only food production practices matter but also the impact of what we eat on who we are and the ecological foot print of our food stuff. Two major drivers for this are the idea that we ourselves have to take care of our own bodies ("We are what we eat") and that we are responsible for Planet Earth. Since both obesity and climate change have become major public concerns, also governments develop an increasing interest in defining how citizens ought to behave as consumers and how retailers and producers should facilitate such responsible behavior. Since they are supposed to defend the "bonum commune," e.g., the public health of their citizens and a sound common future for all, a new consensus on "appropriate" consumption choices has to be found, balancing beneficence and autonomy.


text:
Rachel Comey broke with tradition this season and showed her fall 2017 collection in LA last week instead of in New York, but we caught up with Nordstrom buyer Joyce Lin on Monday morning as she visited the brand's downtown showroom to choose which pieces we'll be offering in our stores this fall.
Shown here: a topper made in the very same wool, by the same very mill,
as the coat Audrey Hepburn wore in Breakfast at Tiffany's.
In a happy stroke of luck, Rachel was there and we had the chance to chat with her about her inspiration, the collection's fabrics and textile, and her pretty much legendary sense of color.
Like so many designers, she says she's been affected by the state of world affairs; the fall 2017 collection is "really emotional for the first time in many years." She talked about feeling that she and her customers want to be with people they love and trust right now, and she said she made clothes that are about the duality of "protection and vulnerability."
Joyce said she's really been feeling the menswear elements that are so prevalent right now, and she loves the way Rachel's strong, classically chic trousers work with her softer, feminine elements. That's that protection and vulnerability in action—and in silhouette and tactile application.
"Her proportions are always so interesting, and our customers love the fabrics and textures … the way the clothes feel in your hand and on the body," she said.
And then there are those colors. We got to talking about Rachel's sense of hue, and I asked her if her home was as richly imagined.
"Yeah, I think so," said the designer, and described a lifelong habit of owning vintage-patterned sofas. Taisa Skulsky, who does sales for Rachel, remembered the designer's studio 15 years ago, where one standout wall was painted half chocolate brown and half teal blue.
That whole-life approach might not be something we're always aware of as we shop Rachel's perfectly cropped denim, supremely wearable dresses and cozy knits, but it probably has a lot to do with the ineffable draw we feel. It's a brand that feels like a friend—and Rachel is a designer who feels like an ally.
EXPLORE: current season Rachel Comey | all designer collections
Go where we go, see what we see: Stay up to date with all our Fashion Week coverage and shop curated collections of our favorite designers at Nordstrom's Fashion Week Central.
—Laura Cassidy


text:
On September 12, 2013, Beer released her debut single and music video called "Melodies" which was written by Peter Kelleher, Ben Kohn, Ina Wroldsen, Thomas Barnes and Justin Bieber.
When Justin Bieber tweeted saying that 13-year-old Madison Beer is a "future star," the young singer was instantly propelled into the spotlight. Her soulful cover of Etta James' "At Last" has now racked up over 200,000 views on YouTube and her name trended Worldwide on Twitter.
Madison Elle Beer is an American singer. She gained attention after fellow singer Justin Bieber tweeted a link to a video of her singing. She later became signed to Island Def Jam.
Madison Beer- At Last-Etta James
Madison Beer - Melodies
Madison Beer
Present Remotely
Send the link below via email or IMCopy
Present to your audienceStart remote presentation
- Invited audience members will follow you as you navigate and present
- People invited to a presentation do not need a Prezi account
- This link expires 10 minutes after you close the presentation
- A maximum of 30 users can follow your presentation
- Learn more about this feature in our knowledge base article
Do you really want to delete this prezi?
Neither you, nor the coeditors you shared it with will be able to recover it again.
Make your likes visible on Facebook?
Connect your Facebook account to Prezi and let your likes appear on your timeline.
You can change this under Settings & Account at any time.
Madison Beer
No description
Josie Redfearnon 21 November 2013
Comments (0)
Please log in to add your comment.


text:
× View Today's Deals
You missed it This great deal for Elite Edge Hair Salon is over. But don't despair, we've got more great deals every day.
Related Deals That You May Like
back by popular demand:
Elite Edge Hair Salon
Haircut and Deep Conditioning
- Save 58%
- 4 purchased
deal over
deal over!
86% recommendedin LivingSocial customer ratings
Cushy leather chairs and talented staff await at this Bloomingdale salon, which has been providing expert beauty services for more than 15 years:
• $29 ($70 value) for a haircut and deep conditioning
• Get a flattering update to your signature style, or let your stylist suggest a new look
• The deep conditioning will leave strands feeling healthy and hydrated
"Would not go anywhere else!" - Facebook Reviewer
PAID VALUE EXPIRES ON May 29, 2022
PROMOTIONAL VALUE EXPIRES ON October 1, 2014


text:
Check out Edutopia's Digital Citizen Resource Roundup, a collection of articles, videos, and other resources on cyberbullying, internet safety, digital responsibility, and media and digital literacy.
| Cyberwise
Cyberwise helps parents and educators understand digital citizenship, online safety and privacy, reputation management, and more so they can help kids embrace technology safely and wisely.
|Common Sense Media
From cyberbullying and photo sharing to digital footprints and online safety, the Connecting Families program helps parents and kids address important topics and have meaningful conversations.
|Discovery Education Network (DEN)
Learn about the variety of free family resources available to provide high quality, relevant material for parents and kids, including activities, contests and information uniquely designed with parents in mind.
Find age-by-age tips and strategies for raising children in the digital age and helping them get the most out media and technology.
|Google for Education
Learn about the products, training and resources available through Google for Education.