text:
Archive for the 'radiation' tag
TSA Thugs Starting To Get Cancer Already . . .
"TSA employees at Logan International Airport believe they have identified a cancer cluster in their ranks, according to documents obtained under the Freedom of Information Act and released by the Electronic Privacy Information Center. They have requested dosimetry to counter 'TSA's improperly non-monitored radiation threat.' So far, at least, they have not received it. The documents also reveal a paper from Johns Hopkins that essentially questions whether it is even safe to stand near an operating scanner, let alone inside one. Also, the National Institute of Standards and Technology says that the Dept. of Homeland Security 'mischaracterized' their work by telling USA Today that NIST affirmed the safety of the scanners when in fact NIST does not do product safety testing and never tested a scanner for safety."
US Nuclear 'Valley of Death' – Millions to Die
PACIFIC NORTHWEST Infant Mortality Spikes 35% Since Fukushima Meltdown
DR MARK SIRCUS has released a new report, concurring with a host of scientists and other doctors, giving evidence that people of Japan and United States have been subjected to dangerous levels of radiation since the Fukushima nuclear plant meltdowns, and also subjected to a tight cover-up by authorities and media, the result of which will be millions of baby deaths and new cancer victims. Japanese and American children are already suffering with symptoms that appear to be the first signs of Radiation Sickness.
"Finally, three months later, we are getting some numbers on what the real dangers are. And finally we can begin to understand the enormous cover-up of the nuclear doom that is reaching lungs all over the west coast of America, Canada, Alaska, Hawaii and at least half of Japan!" stated Dr. Mark Sircus.
Dr. Sircus Ac., OMD, is director of International Medical Veritas Association (IMVA). He was trained in acupuncture and oriental medicine at Institute of Traditional Medicine in Sante Fe, N.M., and at the School of Traditional Medicine of New England in Boston. He served at the Central Public Hospital of Pochutla in Mexico, and was awarded the title of doctor of oriental medicine for his work including one of the first nationally certified acupuncturists in the U.S. Dr. Sircus's IMVA is dedicated to unifying various disciplines in medicine with the goal of creating a new dawn in healthcare.
"For infants, it's a terrible valley of death we have created for them." says Dr. Sircus. "As we shall see for years, all of them have been born with already polluted bloodstreams and now, the very young ones are dying in greater numbers on the west coast of the United States since Fukushima blew up."
No way to avoid tiny hot particles
"After the first week, officials had enough information to call for evacuation of a wide area in Japan and also Hawaii, Alaska and the entire west coast of North America," said Dr. Sircus.
All of northern Japan and the U.S. west coast should have been evacuated according to Dr. Sircus, admittedly "as impossible as evacuating the entire planet or the entire northern hemisphere."
"For infants, it's a terrible valley of death we have created for them."
"Avoiding exposure is always the best plan but there is no way to avoid breathing in air contaminated with tiny hot particles. Inhalation issues are much more frightening than ingestion issues because you can pick and choose what you eat and drink but you can't buy bottled air."
"Nuclear Toxicity Syndrome," one of the books authored by Dr. Sircus, is about "how to survive in nuclear and chemical hell," he says. Dr. Sircus, a founding guide of Gulf Coast Barefoot Doctors, deliverers of Detox Survival Kits to hundreds of Gulf Of Mexico BP oil and Corexit poisoned survivors.
Echoing the frustration of many Gulf of Mexico "barefoot doctors" and other volunteers since the BP oil catastrophe there over a year ago, Dr. Sircus states that "one cannot do what is necessary to survive hell if a person doesn't know they are living in one." The problem is that, due to the media blackout on environmental hazards associated with non-renewable energy big business, relatively few people know the hell Gulf Coast people are enduring.
Many Gulf Coast residents continue to attribute ongoing illness to a persistent "flu." Just as more people are doing today in relation to Fukushima radiation, many Gulf Coast residents remain in denial that Gulf of Mexico radiation from seeping oil and antibiotic resistant bacteria from the dispersant Corexit are lethal and government has not helped them. This is why Dr. Sircus and many health professionals contributed to the work of Mr. Jeff Rense for his book, "Coming Clean: From Denial to Detox", that he freely offers to save lives.
Despite mixed reports from officials and media about the vulnerability of United States nuclear plants threatened by flooding, Dr. Sircus highlights, "It just keeps getting worse by the day, and now we have Fort Calhoun nuclear plant outside Omaha, Nebraska on emergency alert as first fire and now flooding threatens to overwhelm yet another nuclear facility."
"We knew nuke power plants were bad news, but who would think they would build them on fault lines or in flood zones?" he asks.
Should US West Coast residents be worried?
While people like Arnie Gundersen have tiptoed around the answer to whether west coasters should be worried about Fukushima fallout, Dr. Sircus answered more bluntly:
"I am afraid I will have to be brutally honest and be the bearer of really terrible news. The information coming out about hot particle concentrations near Fukushima, Tokyo, and now Seattle tell us that not only should all those populations be worrying but their governments should have been issuing evacuation orders months ago."
"Because of the jet stream in April, after the large explosions that destroyed three reactor buildings, it was as dangerous in Seattle and much of the west coast of North America as in Tokyo." (Emphasis added)
According to Dr. Sircus, the average Tokyo resident is thought to have inhaled 10 "hot particles" per day throughout April 2011. Inhabitants of Fukushima were estimated to have inhaled 30-40 times more than that—up to 400 hot particles per day every day that month.
In Seattle, WA, it is estimated that the average person absorbed five "hot particles" per day during April 2011, or 10 "hot particles" per day if athletes working out.
"These invisible atomic particles become lodged in your lungs,
intestines, bone or muscle."
Being very conservative and saying this has dropped to even one a day "would still be 30 of these death particles a month, approximately 200 radioactive particles into their lungs and other tissues by now."
"When you think that if even one of these 200 is plutonium," states Dr. Sircus, "we have to think in terms of millions of eventual cancer deaths."
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Dr. Mark Sircus recently released e-books including: Winning the War Against Cancer, Survival Medicine for the 21st Century, Sodium Bicarbonate, Rich Man's Poor Man's Cancer Treatment, New Paradigms in Diabetic Care and Bringing Back the Universal Medicine: IODINE.
He is a pioneer in natural detoxification and chelation of toxic chemicals and heavy metals and a champion of the medicinal value of minerals and seawater. Transdermal Magnesium Therapy, his first published work, offers a stunning breakthrough in medicine, an entirely new way to supplement magnesium that naturally increases DHEA levels, brings cellular magnesium levels up quickly, relieves pain, brings down blood pressure and pushes cell physiology in a positive direction. Magnesium chloride delivered transdermally brings a quick release from a broad range of conditions. For more in formation on Dr. Sircus's contributions, see International Medical
Veritas Association: www.imva.info and publications.imva.info.
For learning to survive radiation poisoning, download the free ebook "Coming Clean: From Denial to Detox"
To report radiation sickness symptoms for the common good, see the article, "8 radiation sickness signs" and share your observations after the article,"Children sickness linked to Fukushima radiation."
More: Fukushima: major spike in the U.S. infant mortality rate! | Pacific northwest infant mortality spikes 35% since-fukushima meltdown
Source: Deborah Dupré, www.examiner.com. Email: info@DeborahDupré.com.
Related RSS:
- US Alert as Japan's Nuclear Disaster Worsens
- Japan Could Become 'Uninhabitable'
- Eugenics: Worldwide Radiation Cover-Up
- Fukushima Stockpile Dwarfes Chernobyl
US Nuclear 'Valley of Death'—Millions to Die
Ian Crane: Depopulation Disasters, Fukushima, E. Coli & Stuxnet
Geo-political researcher, public speaker and former oilfield executive, Ian Crane joins us to talk about questionable manmade disasters over the last 14 months. We begin recapping the BP oil spill in the Gulf and discuss the latest developments. Ian tells us about Robert Calusa who he believes was placed on an oil rig intentionally on April 16, 2010 to help create the spill. He also tells us why and how he thinks the Gulf area has been turned into a laboratory and talks about the "behavioral health" payments issued from BP to residents of the Gulf area. We also discuss miscarriages of women in the Gulf, same as the dolphins and the status on oil-devouring microbes. Then, we talk about Fukushima. Ian shares some ideas about why he thinks Japan was targeted. He links Fukushima to the largest E.coli breakout, resistant to penicillin, in Germany. It seems Germany has been keeping an eye on world events. They've also been the forefront resistance against the EU's plan to use GM crops. Now they're shutting down pre 1980 nuclear plants and winding down the nuclear program. Has biological warfare been released upon Germany?
Topics discussed: BP oil spill, recap Bob Kaluza, Ron Paul, money, Joplin Missouri, hurricanes, Corexit, dispersant, "behavior health payments", CDC warns about zombie apocalypse, radiation, bisphenol-A, Japan, kelp, GMO crops, E. Coli outbreak in Germany, nuclear meltdown, Stuxnet, Rabbi Dov Zakheim, Fukushima, organic cucumbers, organic bean sprouts and more.
Ian Crane – Depopulation Disasters, Fukushima, E. Coli & Stuxnet
Fukushima Has Gone 'Apocalyptic'
Fukushima may be in an apocalyptic downward spiral.
Forget the corporate-induced media coma that says otherwise … or nothing at all.
Lethal radiation is spewing unabated. Emission levels could seriously escalate. There is no end in sight. The potential is many times worse than Chernobyl.
Containing this disaster may be beyond the abilities of Tokyo Electric or the Japanese government.
There is no reason to incur further unnecessary risk. With all needed resources, it's time for the world's best scientists and engineers to take charge.
Even then the outcome is unclear.
For a brief but terrifying overview, consult Dr. Chris Busby as interviewed by RT/TV.
Fukushima Units One, Two and Three are all in various stages of melting down.
Molten fuel at Unit One may have burned through its reactor pressure vessel, with water poured in to cool it merely pouring out the bottom.
A growing pond of highly radioactive liquid is softening the ground and draining into the ocean.
There is no way to predict where these molten masses of fuel will yet go.
Especially in the event of an aftershock, steam and hydrogen explosions could blow out what's left of the containments.
The extra plutonium in the MOX fuel at Unit Three is an added liability.
At least one spent fuel pool has been on fire.
The site has already suffered at least two hydrogen explosions. Some believe a fission explosion may also have occurred.
Fukushima has gone "Apocalyptic"
Leuren Moret: Mega-Tsunami, Total Melt-Through, Radiation Levels and Illnesses
with Alfred Webre – June 14, 2011
More Interviews/Articles With Leuren Moret & Alfred Webre
The Mike Rivero Show – Hours One and Two
Mike blows open the "lesbian Syrian Blogger", aka 40 year old Tom MacMaster Georgia USA.
China dumping US treasuries, and who'd be dumb enough to buy these? The FED of course, those printing presses hard at work enslaving the grandchildren to the spectre of compound interest . . .
World Justice Project Rule of Law
Common Sense People, we need more of it. What really happened, news without the corporate/political interests and their compliant media-whores.
Posted without any claim to copyright under the "fair use" doctrine for non-profit and educational purposes only. Any valid claim to take down, please just message me first and I'll take it down myself, though I hope they don't.
Japan Could Become 'Uninhabitable'
"Worse Than Meltdown"
Government report says devastating 'melt-through' has occurred at Fukushima: Official suggests Japan could become 'uninhabitable.'
Recent reports confirming that Reactors 1, 2, and 3 of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear facility completely melted just hours after the devastating earthquake and tsunami hit the area on March 11 have been trumped by even worse news that those same reactors have all likely "melted through," a situation that according to Japan's Daily Yomiuri DY is "the worst possibility in a nuclear accident."
And senior political official Ichiro Ozawa suggested in an interview with The Wall Street Journal (WSJ) that the Fukushima situation could make the entire country of Japan "unlivable."
A nuclear core meltdown involves nuclear fuel exceeding its melting point to the point where it damages the core, leaks out, and threatens to potentially release high levels of radiation into the environment. However, a nuclear melt-through is an even worse scenario, as nuclear fuel literally melts through the bottom of damaged reactor pressure vessels into out containment vessels — and possibly even melts through those outer vessels directly into ground, air, and water.
The report suggesting that melt-throughs have already occurred, which is set to be submitted to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), is the "first official recognition" of this dire situation, according to DY. It also confirms early suspicions that such a scenario had been underway all along, as later reports confirmed that the epic disaster at the reactors had produced holes in come of the plant's core containment vessels, and that radioactive water, and possibly even fuel, were leaking into the lower vessels.
IAEA has already stated that the Fukushima disaster is at least as bad as the Chernobyl disaster, but this new information now suggests that it is probably even worse. At this time, it is unknown whether the fuel that has accumulated in the outer containment vessels has seeped outside, where it has the potential to contaminate groundwater supplies and wreak widespread environmental damage. In an interview conducted prior to the release of the new report, Ichiro Ozawa told the WSJ that areas around Fukushima were already becoming completely "uninhabitable." He also suggested that as it currently stands, much of the rest of the country, including Tokyo, could suffer the same fate if nothing is done to properly and effectively contain the situation.
Related RSS:
- Fukushima Stockpile Dwarfes Chernobyl
- US Alert as Japan's Nuclear Disaster Worsens
- Media Coverup of Japan's Chernobyl (Update)
- Fukushima Nuclear Disaster Update
Japan Could Become 'Uninhabitable'
Rolling Update No.3 On The Fukushima Nuclear Disaster by Japan Resident
More about the 'Say "No to nukes!" campaign' and its aim (bottom of page)
Updates will be posted here. Later dates will be at the top, but later updates within each date may be anywhere, depending on importance and relevance to other material reported on that day. Previous days>> April 8, April 9, April 10, April 11, April 12, April 13, April 14, April 15, April 16, April 17, April 18 – no post, April 19, April 20, April 21, April 22, April 23, April 24 – no post, April 25, April 26, April 27, April 28, April 29, April 30, May 1, May 2, May 3, May 4, May 5, May 6, May 7, May 8, May 9, May 10, May 11, May 12, May 13, May 14, May 15, May 16, May 17 – no post, May 18, May 19, May 20, May 21, May 22, May 23, May 24, May 25, May 26, May 27, May 28, May 29, May 30, May 31, June 1, June 2, June 3, June 4 – no post, June 5, June 6, June 7, June 8
I did talk with Kevin Barrett on No Lies Radio from 10 am to 11 am Japan time on Sunday 1 May. This was a recording, and was broadcast from 9 am to 10 am Tuesday 3 May, Pacific time. There is a programme promo and an archive has been posted.
The JapanOffspring Fund is planning to produce a documentary film The Truth About Fukushima 311 and are calling for donations to help them do it. Can you please take a look at the page and help them out if you can? [How to donate from inside Japan] (This page refers only to donations in the US. I will try to post alternative donation methods here later.) Thank you.
Sites worth taking a look at every day:
GREEN ACTION's Fukushima Update
Radiation Safety Philippines
IAEA Fukushima Nuclear Accident Update Log, though they are not updating every day now.
June 9
"Give Us Your Money, Your Planet and Your Lives" The Nuclear Bandits – By HARVEY WASSERMAN
Oh, gee, if the US NRC can't even tell power companies under it's jurisdiction to get their fire protection measures up to par, what chance did the Japanese regulators have of telling TEPCO and all the others to get their safety measures up to scratch? I should think something very similar to what is described in this article has been going on for a long time in Japan. The title says it all…
IAEA to ask Japan for transparent nuclear report The Japanese government can't even manage to be honest with the IAEA, let alone its own people! Does that mean it still has a lot more to hide??!!
~~~Radiation Lookout~~~
#Radiation in Tokyo: It's Already a Secondary Radiation Contamination in Koto-Ku
~~~Halleluya, brothers and sisters, more revelations!~~~
("Now They Tell Us" Series)Strontium Was Detected 62 Kilometers from Fukushima I in April and May, Says Ministry of Education What was all that about transparency and full disclosure of information we were hearing way back in March?? It's certainly going VERY SLOWLY!!!
("Now They Tell Us" Series) #Fukushima I Nuke Accident: 1 Ton of Hydrogen In Few Hours After Fuel Rods Got Exposed
#Fukushima Update: Power Back On in Reactors 1 and 2
Watchdogs urge completion of post-Fukushima checks
French Greens seek nuke power phase-out
ROLLING UPDATE No.3 on the Fukushima Nuclear Disaster by Japan resident
[(We) can do better – You can help turn society back from the brink]
Leuren Moret: Scientists Declare Northern One-Third of Japan Uninhabitable and Should Be Evacuated
Arnie Gundersen Interview: The Dangers Of Fukushima Are Worse and Longer-lived Than We Think
Submitted by Chris Martenson
Exclusive Arnie Gundersen Interview: The Dangers Of Fukushima Are Worse And Longer-lived Than We Think
"I have said it's worse than Chernobyl and I'll stand by that. There was an enormous amount of radiation given out in the first two to three weeks of the event. And add the wind and blowing in-land. It could very well have brought the nation of Japan to its knees. I mean, there is so much contamination that luckily wound up in the Pacific Ocean as compared to across the nation of Japan – it could have cut Japan in half. But now the winds have turned, so they are heading to the south toward Tokyo and now my concern and my advice to friends that if there is a severe aftershock and the Unit 4 building collapses, leave. We are well beyond where any science has ever gone at that point and nuclear fuel lying on the ground and getting hot is not a condition that anyone has ever analyzed."
So cautions Arnie Gundersen, widely-regarded to be the best nuclear analyst covering Japan's Fukushima disaster. The situation on the ground at the crippled reactors remains precarious and at a minimum it will be years before it can be hoped to be truly contained. In the near term, the reactors remain particularly vulnerable to sizable aftershocks, which still have decent probability of occuring. On top of this is a growing threat of 'hot particle' contamination risk to more populated areas as weather patterns shift with the typhoon season and groundwater seepage.
In Part 1 of this interview, Chris and Arnie recap the damage wrought to Fukushima's reactors by the tsunami, the steps TEPCO is taking to address it, and the biggest operational risks that remain at this time. In Part 2, they dive into the health risks still posed by the situation there and what individuals should do (including those on the US west coast) if it worsens.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Listen to Part 1 of Chris' interview with Arnie Gundersen (runtime 36m:31s):
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Or start reading the transcript below:
Chris Martenson: Let's just briefly review – if we could just synopsize – I know you can do this better than anybody. What happened at Fukushima – what happened and I really would like to take the opportunity to talk about this kind of specifically, like where we are with each one of the reactors. So first of all, this disaster – how did it happen? Was it just bad engineering, was it really bad luck with the tsunami? How did this even initiate – something we were told again and again – something that couldn't happen seems to have happened?
Arnie Gundersen: Well the little bit of physics here is that even when a reactor shuts down; it continues to churn out heat. Now, only five percent of the original amount of heat, but when you are cranking out millions of horsepower of heat, five percent is still a lot. So you have to keep a nuclear reactor cool after it shuts down. Now, what happened at Fukushima was it went into what is called a "station blackout," and people plan for that. That means there is no power to anything except for batteries. And batteries can't turn the massive motors that are required to cool the nuclear reactor. So the plan is in a station blackout is that somehow or another you get power back in four or five hours. That didn't happen at Fukushima because the tidal wave, the tsunami, was so great that it overwhelmed their diesels and it overwhelmed something called "service water 2" But in any event, they couldn't get any power to the big pumps.
Now, was it foreseeable? They were prepared for a seven-meter tsunami, about twenty-two feet. The tsunami that hit was something in excess of ten and quite likely fifteen meters, so somewhere between thirty-five and forty-five feet. They were warned that the tsunami that they were designed against was too low. They were warned for at least ten years and I am sure that there were people back before that. So would they have been prepared for one this big? I don't know, but certainly, they were unprepared for even a tsunami of lesser magnitude.
Chris Martenson: So the tsunami came along and just swamped the systems and I heard that there were some other design elements there too, such as potentially the generators were in an unsafe spot or that some of their electrical substations all happened to be in the basement, so they kind of got taken out all at once. Now, here's what I heard – the initial reports when they came out said, "Oh, nothing to fear, we all went into SCRAM," which is some kind of emergency shutdown and they said everything is SCRAMed and I knew that we were in trouble in less than twenty-four hours, they talked about how they were pumping seawater in. Which I assume, by the time you are pumping seawater you have a pretty clear indication from the outside that there is something really quite wrong with this story, is that true?
Arnie Gundersen: Yes. Seawater and as anybody who has ever had a boat on the ocean would know, saltwater and stainless steel do not get along very well. Saltwater and stainless steel at five hundred degrees don't get along very well at all. You are right, they had some single points of vulnerability – the hole in the armor and the diesels were one of them. But even if the diesels were up high, they would have been in trouble because of those service water pumps I talked about. And they got wiped out and those pumps are the pumps that cool the diesels. So even if the diesels were runnable, cooling water that runs through the diesels would have been taken out by the tsunami anyway. So it's kind of a false argument to blame the diesels.
Chris Martenson: Okay, so take us through. Reactor number one, it was revealed I think about a week ago now that they finally came to the revelation that I think some of us had come to independently, that there had been something more than a partial meltdown, maybe even a complete meltdown. What is your assessment of reactor one and where is it right now?
Arnie Gundersen: When you see hydrogen explosions, that means that the outside of the fuel has exceeded 2,200 degrees and the inside is well over 3,500 degrees. The fuel gets brittle, it burns, and then it plops to the bottom of the nuclear reactor in a molten blob like lava. It was pretty clear to a lot of people, including apparently to the NRC, but they weren't telling people back in March, that that had occurred in reactor one. There was essentially a blob of lava on the bottom of the nuclear reactor. So I have to separate this – a nuclear reactor – and that is inside of a containment. So there is still one more barrier here. But the problem is that the reactor had boiled dry and they were using fire pumps connected to the ocean to pump saltwater into the reactor. Now, if this thing were individual tubes, the water could get around the uranium and completely cool it. But when it's a blob at the bottom of the reactor, it can only get to the top surface and that would cause it to begin to meltdown. Now, on these boiling water reactors, there are about seventy holes in the bottom of the reactor where the control rods come in and I suspect that those holes were essentially the weak link that caused this molten mass. Now it's 5,000 degrees at the center, even though the outside may be touching water, the inside of this molten mass is 5,000 degrees. It melts through and lies on the bottom of the containment.
That's where we are today. We have no reactor essentially, just a big pressure cooker. The molten uranium is on the bottom of the containment. It spreads out at that point, because the floor is flat. And I don't think it's going to melt its way through the concrete floor. It may gradually over time; but the damage is already done because the containment has cracks in it and it's pretty clear that it is leaking. So you put water in the top. And the plan had never been to put water in the top and let it run out the bottom. That is not the preferred way of cooling a nuclear reactor in an accident. But you are putting water in the top and it's running out the bottom and it's going out through cracks in the containment, after touching directly uranium and plutonium and cesium and strontium and is carrying all those radioactive isotopes out as liquids and gases into the environment.
Chris Martenson: So this melting that happened, is this just a function of the decay heat at this point in time? We're not speculating that there has been any sort of re-criticality or any other what we might call a nuclear reaction – this is just decay heat from the isotopes that are in there from prior nuclear activity – those are just decaying and giving off that heat. That's sufficient to get to 5,000 degrees?
Arnie Gundersen: Yes, once the uranium melts into a blob at these low enrichments, four and five percent, it can't make a new criticality. If criticality is occurring on the site – and there might be, because there is still iodine 131, which is a good indication – it is not coming from the Unit 1 core and it's not coming from the Unit 2 core, because those are both blobs at the bottom of the containment.
Chris Martenson: All right, so we have these blobs, they've somehow escaped the primary reactor pressure vessel, which is that big steel thing and now they are on the relatively flat floor of the containment – they concrete piece – and you say Unit 2 is roughly the same story as Unit 1 – where's Unit 3 in this story?
Arnie Gundersen: Unit 3 may not have melted through and that means that some of the fuel certainly is lying on the bottom, but it may not have melted through and some of the fuel may still look like fuel, although it is certainly brittle. And it's possible that when the fuel is in that configuration that you can get a re-criticality. It's also possible in any of the fuel pools, one, two, three, and four pools, that you could get a criticality, as well. So there's been frequent enough high iodine indications to lead me to believe that either one of the four fuel pools or the Unit 3 reactor is in fact, every once in a while starting itself up and then it gets to a point where it gets so hot that it shuts itself down and it kind of cycles. It kind of breathes, if you will.
To read the rest of the transcript to Part 1, click here.
Click here to access Part 2 of this interview (free executive summary, enrollment required for full access)
On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 1:09 PM, Adam Taggart
Tyler –
We just posted a very in-depth exclusive interview with Arnie Gunderson. While forgotten by the mainstreet media, the risks of Fukushima are still very real, large & precarious.
HTML below. –tx, Adam
To read the rest of the transcript to Part 1, click here.
. . . . . . . .
Click here to access Part 2 of this interview (free executive summary, enrollment required for full access)
Arnie Gundersen Interview: The Dangers Of Fukushima Are Worse And Longer-lived Than We Think


text:
Dismiss Notice
It's been bought to our attention that certain users are spamming new and existing users with links to their own websites. This is not permitted on VxON.
Should you receive such a message, please report this using the 'Report' link you will find at the bottom of the message.
Those users will then be dealt with accordingly.
The Infamous Demon Tweeks multi club / Region Meet 2013
Discussion in 'Wales' started by OPEL_VAUX, Jan 27, 2013.
Page 1 of 2
Page 1 of 2

subset: commoncrawl


text:
240 Meeting House Lane
Southampton, NY 11968
This is a temporary summer position. Housing is provided if necessary and permanent residence is greater than 50 miles. Position requires full time hours and on-call if necessary for the summer season: Position is available from May through September.
Minimum of 3 years recent Operating Room experience required
Southampton Hospital is located in the heart of the village of Southampton, two hours from New York City. It provides healthcare services to an ethnically and socio-economically diverse population of year-round residents, second homeowners and vacationers. The population, about 75,000 in the winter months, increases sharply to more than 225,000 in the summer. Southampton Hospital 240 Meeting House Lane Southampton, NY 11968
Please send resume and cover letter to:
Susan Bryan, RN, MS
Nurse Recruiter
E-mail: email@example.com
Phone Number: (631) 726-8447


text:
To prepare for the holidays, Great-Father Winter has massively buffed your gift-giving abilities. For a limited time, we're offering epic savings of up to 75% on select World of Warcraft products through the online Blizzard Store:
With these deals, there's never been a better time to recruit a friend to World of Warcraft or hook up your guildmate with a new mount or pet. Click here to start shopping, but don't delay; these offers end Monday, December 19, 2011.
Against our better judgment, we've just published "A Day in the Life... Micah Whipple" on our 20th Anniversary website, chronicling a single day in the life of our most-senior community manager. In this unauthorized autobiography, Micah gives you an inside look at what it's like to be Bashiok, what it's like to not be Bashiok, and what it's like to write an essay that is almost entirely devoid of facts.
You can, if you really have nothing better to do, read the full article here.
Spike TV Recognizing Blizzard Founders With "Gamer God" Award
The Spike TV Videogame Awards are coming up, and Spike has just announced that they'll bestow their second-ever Gamer God award upon Blizzard Entertainment's three founders, Mike Morhaime, Allen Adham, and Frank Pearce. In addition, Diablo III's full opening cinematic will make its world premiere during the show. Check out Spike TV's official announcement for full details, and tune into the VGAs on December 10 at 8:00 p.m. / 7:00 p.m. Central.
The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences (AIAS), the professional game-industry organization dedicated to advancing the artistic values of the interactive entertainment community, just announced that our very own Frank Pearce, Blizzard Entertainment cofounder and EVP of product development, has been appointed to its Board of Directors. Frank brings his own special brand of grumpy wisdom and blunt objectivity to the AIAS Board, and will represent the interests of the Horde and the Alliance equitably. See the AIAS' official press release for more information. Congrats, Frank!
Patch 4.3: Hour of Twilight features something for everyone. From a new raid to unexplored dungeons to the latest story developments to shake the world of Azeroth, this content update introduces a new tier of armor sets, the legendary "Fangs of the Father" rogue quest line, Transmogrification for cosmetic armor and weapon customization, Void Storage as a handy long-term storage option, Raid Finder to make forming pick-up raids easier than ever, and much more.
Watch the trailer now, and also make sure to read the new Warcraft short story Charge of the Aspects.
Chuck Norris didn't break a sweat filming the newest World of Warcraft television spot. Instead, he made the director cry and then cooled himself with the tears.
World of Warcraft turns seven on November 23, 2011! It's been a truly incredible seven years, and we'd like to thank you all for joining us for yet another fantastic year. To celebrate, players who log into the game between November 20 and December 3 will earn a feat of strength added to their Achievements and a "Celebration Package" item. Using your item will get the celebrations rolling by shooting off fireworks*, applying a (visual only) tabard to your character, and granting a 7% bonus to experience and reputation gains while active.
We look forward to another year of adventures ahead and many more to come!
*Please observe all goblin and gnome fire hazard warnings and celebrate responsibly.
The winners of this year's pumpkin-carving contest have been chosen -- and they're monstrously spectacular. We'd like to thank everyone who participated this year, and we can't wait to see your mad scientist skills in action again next time around. Check out all of the creepy, incredible, and creative winning pumpkins here.
With Deathwing's shadow looming over Azeroth and the mortal realms of Sanctuary steeling for war against the forces of Diablo, the World of Warcraft Annual Pass has arrived to offer WoW subscribers a chance to participate in both apocalyptic conflicts… without breaking the bank.
For a limited time only, players who make a 12-month subscription commitment to World of Warcraft through the WoW Annual Pass will receive the following epic rewards:
You can pay for the WoW Annual Pass on a monthly basis at $14.99 per month or according to the billing plan of your choice. To participate, you must be 18 or older, have a valid credit card, and have registered a full version of World of Warcraft on or before October 18, 2011.
Sign up for the World of Warcraft Annual Pass here, and then keep an eye on the World of Warcraft community site or the Diablo III community site for future announcements regarding the launch dates of these bonuses.
For more information on this offer, including eligibility requirements and details on how the World of Warcraft Annual Pass applies to players who plan to purchase the Diablo III: Collector's Edition, please read the full FAQ.
The fourth World of Warcraft expansion set, Mists of Pandaria, has been unveiled! Shrouded in fog since the world was sundered more than ten thousand years ago, the ancient realm of Pandaria has remained unspoiled by war. Its lush forests and cloud-ringed mountains are home to a complex ecosystem of indigenous races and exotic creatures — including the noble and enigmatic pandaren. Will the mists of Pandaria part to reveal the world's salvation… or will the battle to control this new land push the Horde and the Alliance over the brink of war and into total annihilation?
In Mists of Pandaria, players will be able to explore an all-new continent while reaching new heights of power on their way to an increased level cap of 90. In addition, adventurers can choose whether to side with the Horde or the Alliance as World of Warcraft's first neutral race — the pandaren — and master the ways of Pandaria's ancient martial arts as the all-new monk class.
For more information, check out the official press release, and visit the new World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria website for screenshots, information about the new features, concept art, the announcement trailer, and more.


text:
Bradley scored in the 20th and 60th minutes in the home win. Former Sweden international star Henrik Larsson scored twice for Helsingborg.
Danny Califf started and played the entire 90 minutes in Danish club AaB's surprise 2-2 tie at Italian club Sampdoria.
Brad Friedel was in goal for Blackburn Rovers in its 2-0 loss at Greek club Larissa that ended the English club's 15-game unbeaten streak.
For Oguchi Onyewu, the 2007-08 European campaign should be a short one. Belgian club Standard Liege dug itself a deep hole with a 3-0 loss at Russian club Zenit St. Petersburg.
None of the other Americans on UEFA Cup entrants played on Thursday: the injured Tim Howard (Everton), suspended Charlie Davies (Hammarby), Ramiro Corrales (Brann) and Johann Smith (Bolton Wanderers).


text:
Swales are broad, shallow channels along roads, driveways and parking lots that are part of the City's stormwater drainage system. Swales are designed to protect your property from flooding. Properly maintained swales can collect stormwater runoff, trap pollutants, increase groundwater recharge, and slow the flow of runoff, reducing erosion. Palm Coast has more than 1,200 miles of roadside swales.
Routine Maintenance
The swale in front of your home (the 'ditch' that runs across the front of your property) is designed for these purposes:
- To capture stormwater runoff
- To direct runoff from residential properties and streets to a local water body
- To maintain a dry roadbed
- To store runoff until it has a chance to soak into the ground
It is extremely important to continue regular swale maintenance to minimize flooding. Swales were conceived to run from property to property, creating a stream that flows first to cross-ditches and then to larger bodies of water. Blockages can keep the system from progressing. Here are some important steps you can follow for routine swale maintenance:
- Mow and maintain your swale at an acceptable grass height. Tall grass slows water movement.
- Blow grass clippings back onto grass or landscape areas
- Keep your driveway culvert open.
- Remove trash, leaves, limbs and grass from your swale and culvert opening.
- Minimize use of fertilizer, pesticides and herbicides within 50 feet of a swale.
- Install plants/landscaping at least 15-20 feet from the road; they still add beauty, but leave the swale functional.
- Don't fill in your swale.
- Don't park on or drive across your swale. Cars and their tire tracks block the water flow.
- Don't do anything to cause the side slopes of your swale to erode.
If you believe you have an issue with your swale, please notify Customer Service at 386-986-2360.
Swale Rehabilitation
Gaining Ground on Swales
The City performs ongoing swale maintenance to re-grade miles of swales each year. The goal is to sustain the City's original swale design so that it functions in the way it was built to perform. Palm Coast has a very good drainage system that is environmentally friendly and has proven itself over time.
Swales are designed to run from property to property, creating a stream that flows first to cross-ditches and then to larger bodies of water. Blockages may occur over time when soil or vegetation fills the swales.
To counteract these issues, the Palm Coast Public Works Department performs several tasks to keep swales operating properly. Their ongoing six-month rotation maintenance program has been effective. The stormwater crews perform maintenance two times per year throughout the City in all the neighborhoods. In conjunction with the routine swale maintenance, the City mows 150 miles of ditches and spot sprays with herbicides to target specific vegetation in the ditches.
Also, as new homes are built, the City requires developers to build swales set forth in the original 30-year-old site plan. Builders must procure elevation plans for each swale. City survey technicians travel to each property to gather information on the proper elevation, and engineering technicians design a swale elevation that will coincide with the grading of homes on either side. This helps ensure the swales on a street are all at the same grade so that they can function properly.


text:
On Wednesday the new Abbott government issued its first document detailing its plans for the Direct Action Emission Reduction Fund – all one page of it.
Direct Action already behind schedule
In a document the government released yesterday it was revealed Direct Action is already facing delays. If the carbon price is repealed in July 2014 it's unlikely there will be anything to replace it for some time.
- {{x.value}}
{{ twilioFailed ? 'SMS Code Failed to Send…' : 'An SMS verification code has been sent ...' }}
Log in
Hi {{ user.FirstName }}
Looks like you have already taken a free trial
We have sent you a code via SMS to {{user.DayPhone}}
please enter this code below to complete your SMS verification
We cannot send you a code via SMS to {{user.DayPhone}}
Looks you are already a member. Please enter your password to proceed
Verify your mobile number to proceed...
Please check your mobile number below and press the Send Verification Code button. This will be used to complete your verification in the next step.
Please sign up for full access
Updating information
Please wait ...
|TOTAL (inc. GST)
Please click on the ACTIVATE button to finalise your membership
The email address you entered is registered with InvestSMART.
Login or to reset your password, select Forgotten password


text:
Water Resources Bill: Good, Bad, and Ugly
Lock and Dam 5a - Fountain City, WIOn October 23, the U.S. House of Representatives passed a Water Resources Reform and Development Act (WRRDA) – the main bill Congress uses to authorize Army Corps of Engineers water development projects, such as locks and dams, and programs to restore rivers harmed by such projects. Unfortunately, the legislation approved by the House contains several harmful provisions and missed opportunities.
The Izaak Walton League led an effort to expand river restoration work – at no additional cost to taxpayers – in critical areas along the Upper Mississippi River. The Upper Mississippi River-Environmental Management Program is the main program for restoring the Upper Mississippi, but projects are limited to the main stem of the river.
Congressman Tim Walz (MN) introduced an amendment to allow restoration projects at the confluences where tributaries enter the river and anywhere between the river bluffs. (One of the major problems threatening the river is sediment and other polluted runoff from tributaries.) Congressional leaders blocked this common-sense amendment and missed an opportunity to improve natural resources along the Upper Mississippi and Illinois Rivers. The League, our members, and our chapters thank Congressman Walz for his efforts.
The House also approved provisions that will directly harm rivers across the nation. The controversial "environmental streamlining" provisions curtail government transparency and public engagement on water resources projects, increasing the likelihood that water projects that can destroy natural areas and undermine outdoor recreation will proceed.
The U.S. Senate passed its version of this legislation in May. The bills differ on many of the points listed above, so a conference committee will need to work out the details before sending the bill to the president's desk. Stay tuned for opportunities to contact members of Congress during the conference committee work.


text:
pc in lb
Member since 8/18/2012
- 2 total posts
- 1 review
- 1 comment
Reviews & Stories
So Far So Good - Long Beach, CA
I had the procedure done 1 week ago and it is still healing. I had female pattern thinning on the top of my head and was very self conscience about it. The procedure took about 3 and a half hours for 1550 graphs. The donor area which is basically ear to ear is still sore. It is uncomfortable to sleep but gets better everyday. Like some of the other reviews I read, my head is very itchy. The... READ MORE
Recent comments from pc in lb
He said it should start growing in 3-4 months and by a year I should have a full head of hair. Right now I'm seeing a lot of shock loss but luckily I can still cover it and not be noticed. READ COMMENT


text:
Carrie and Kurt Kraus watched Thursday, July 5, as their home on Highway KW, west of Cedar Grove, was destroyed by fire, but their overriding reaction was feeling blessed because they, their three children — Brody, 6, Abby, 10, and Tyler, 12 — and, almost miraculously, their two dogs Jett and Rocket were alive. Had it been an ordinary Thursday night, everyone would have been in bed when the fire started in the attached garage about 10:15 p.m., Mrs. Kraus said. But both parents had taken Friday off, so the family stayed up later than usual. Mrs. Kraus was lying in bed with Brody and Rocket slept nearby. Abby was in her bed with Jett and Mr. Kraus was on the computer at the far end of the house when Tyler saw smoke coming under the door to the garage. "I heard a loud noise. It sounded like the door blew open. Then I saw smoke. At first, I thought I was seeing things," Tyler said. "I yelled, 'Fire,' and nobody came down. Then I yelled, 'Fire' again." When his parents heard his first shout, both looked outside figuring that's where the fire was. "Then, he yelled again with panic in his voice," said Mrs. Kraus, who stepped outside the bedroom and saw smoke in the kitchen. Mr. Kraus also noticed the panic in his son's voice and ran to him. He quickly ushered the three children to safety. In the time it took her to get a bathrobe, smoke was coming up the stairway of the tri-level house, Mrs. Kraus said. She called to their two 8-year-old female dogs, who are siblings, but they wouldn't come. By then, the smoke alarms were going off and may have frightened the dogs, she said. The family ran next door to Mrs. Kraus' sister and brother-in-law Jody and Tom Kaat, where they called 911 to report the fire. When Mr. Kraus knew everyone was safe, he went back to the house, opened the patio doors and called to the dogs again, but they didn't come. Firefighters arrived quickly, but the few minutes seemed much longer, Mrs. Kraus said. "The firefighters were like a well-oiled machine," she said. "They did a fantastic job." Firefighters from Cedar Grove, Belgium, Port Washington, Fredonia, Waubeka, Saukville, Oostburg, Random Lake, Silver Creek, Town of Wilson, Waldo, Adell, Kohler and town and city of Sheboygan Falls were at the scene. Firefighters saw the dogs occasionally while fighting the blaze, but were unable to get them out. When the fire was out, Cedar Grove Fire Chief Greg Navis suggested the parents take the children away figuring they would be finding the dogs' bodies soon. Instead, Rocket, who had been in the smoke-filled house for two hours, was found alive in the laundry room huddled between the washer and dryer. She was taken to the Cedar Grove Veterinary Clinic, where veterinarian Ron Hinze administered oxygen. Three hours later, firefighters found Jett under a piece of wet wallboard that had fallen in a bedroom. They thought the dog was dead until she lifted her head. The dogs are still at the clinic, where they share a kennel with a bedroom vaporizer to help them breathe. The family visits the dogs every day, and each day they see improvement. The dogs' eyes, which had been nearly closed and cloudy, are now clear and bright and both have their barks back. The dogs still cough occasionally, but nothing like initially when they were coughing up black phlegm, Mr. Kraus said. The dogs may be reunited with the family this week. "We're definitely blessed," Mrs. Kraus said Tuesday, standing near the spot where the house used to be. "When you think of what it could have been. Now, it's a little overwhelming, but we're going to be OK. "We have good insurance, we both have jobs and we have good families and friends." The family is staying with Mrs. Kraus' parents Mary and Larry Prinsen on Palmer Road. Both parents said they are amazed at how well their children are handling the situation. The only time the children appeared distraught was when the family went to look at one of several places that have been offered for them to live in while their house is being rebuilt. "Brody started crying, 'I don't want to live here,'" Mr. Kraus said. "He wanted to stay with Grandma and Grandpa. We talked to Tyler and Abby, and they both wanted to live with Grandma and Grandpa." So that's where they will continue to live until they can move into the new house that will be built. Instead of a tri-level, this house will be on one floor to serve as their retirement home, Mrs. Kraus said. The children's baby books and most of their pictures and home videos were recovered, but everything else was lost, including their two vehicles, a 1999 Ford pickup and a 2005 Ford Freestyle crossover wagon. The next day, Ernie Von Schledorn gave them two vehicles to use. Lots of friends showed up to help demolish what was left of the house after the Sheboygan County fire investigation team was finished. Now, only the foundation, a deck, swimming pool and basketball court with two hoops remain. Mrs. Kraus said it's easier for her to go to the site now that the house is gone, but it's harder for her husband, who helped build the house. The children are unperturbed about the toys they lost. "We're an athletic family," Mrs. Kraus said. "Give them a ball and they're happy." Mr. Kraus, who works for the Ozaukee County Highway Department, is a coach for the seventh-grade Bronco's youth football team and also coaches Rockets Recreation youth baseball. Tyler plays football, baseball and basketball. Abby plays soccer, baseball and basketball, and Brody will play baseball next year. His father will be his coach. Brody also loves to fish and a friend gave him a fishing pole to replace the one he lost in the fire. Friends and strangers have donated clothes, meals and gift cards, Mrs. Kraus said. The local Veterans of Foreign Wars branch took her shopping to buy clothes and shoes for everyone. The list of donations goes on, the couple said. "We're so lucky," Mrs. Kraus said. "We're so fortunate to live in a community like this."
Image Information: STANDING where their house used to be were Carrie and Kurt Kraus and their children, Tyler, 12, Brody, 6, and Abby, 10. A 10:15 p.m. fire Thursday, July 5, that started in the attached garage destroyed the house on Highway KW in the Town of Holland. Tyler noticed the fire first and alerted his family so they all got out safely. Photo by Sam Arendt


text:
May 4, 2011
Senior John-Patrick Smith has reached the finals of the NCAA Doubles Championships twice, but this year marks the first time he will enter the field as the No. 1 seed.
He and fellow senior Boris Conkic have been ranked at the top of the national doubles rankings since March 1 and were given the highest seed as a result, the NCAA released Wednesday.
Conkic and Smith will make their first appearance together in the NCAA Doubles Championship, but they do have one national title already under their belt as a pairing. The two teamed up to win the ITA All-American Championships as juniors in 2009.
The NCAA also revealed the singles participant list, and Tennessee has three representatives for the second consecutive season. Sophomore Rhyne Williams was the SEC's automatic qualifier into the field based on his No. 3 ranking and was given the fourth seed in the event. Smith, currently ranked 11th nationally, is a 9-16 seed, marking the third year he has been seeded in singles. Sophomore Tennys Sandgren also landed in the field of 64 with an at-large bid.
By now, Smith is no stranger to the NCAA scene when it comes to the individual tournaments. As a freshman, he entered the singles tournament unseeded and ran a hot streak to the finals where he lost to defending champion and current world No. 70 Somdev Devarrman. He and Davey Sandgren were doubles finalists in 2009 and 2010.
Williams is the most recent national individual champion in college tennis. In November, he captured the singles title at the USTA/ITA National Intercollegiate Indoor Championships in Flushing, N.Y. The Knoxville native beat the top two seeds in the NCAA singles draw, Southern California's Steve Johnson and Virginia's Alex Domijan, on his way to the prestigious indoor title.
Last year, Williams reached the round of 16 at the NCAA tournament.
Sandgren will be making his first main draw appearance in a national collegiate event. The sophomore from Gallatin has been ranked as high as 35th in singles and was the model of consistency in the Vols' lineup this spring. He has a 19-1 dual match record and is 24-2 since January.
The NCAA singles tournament starts on May 25, the day after the final of the team championships. The doubles tournament kicks off May 26. Only the seeding and tournament participants were released Wednesday; the draws for both the singles and doubles events will be released later.
Times Set for Opening Rounds
The Vols were selected Tuesday as the No. 3 seed in the NCAA Team Championships and will serve as one of 16 hosts for the first two rounds of the 64-team event May 13 and 14.
Tennessee will welcome Radford, Vanderbilt and Virginia Tech to Barksdale Stadium, and the winner of the two rounds advances to championship site of Palo Alto, Calif., where the last four rounds will be played.
The playing schedule is as follows:
NCAA Tennis Championships: First and Second Rounds
Knoxville, Tenn.
All times Eastern
Friday, May 13
Vanderbilt vs. Virginia Tech, 10 a.m.
Tennessee vs. Radford, 1 p.m.
Saturday, May 14
Vanderbilt/Virginia Tech vs. Tennessee/Radford, 3 p.m.


text:
Always At Auction is now AtAuction.
Please update your bookmark to www.AtAuction.com.
You will be redirected within 10 seconds. Click Here if redirection fails.
What are Bid Bucks and how do they work?
In addition to the great values you determine through the $1 Start Bid, No Reserve Auction, we offer customers the ability to earn Bid Bucks coupons in the amount of 5% of your total net winning auction purchases for a calendar month. These Bid Bucks discounts can be applied as a discount towards your next winning auction the following calendar month.
Winning auction customers will receive a Bid Bucks account and will receive Bid Bucks discount in the amount of 5% of their total net (after any returns or cancelations) winning auction purchases (merchandises only) for a calendar month. Bid Bucks discount amount will be displayed in the customers My Account section and will be applied as a discount toward payment for their next winning bid auctions in the calendar month following the month they were awarded. At the beginning of the month all auction winners from the previous month will be notified of the total amount of Bid Bucks discount they have in their account via e-mail. At the end of the calendar month, all valid un-redeemed Bid Bucks discounts expire.
Star Trek Star UHURA
Autographed 8X10" Color Photo, Frame
Compare at $200.00
Nichelle Nichols Stars as Nyota Uhura
Uhura is a
character in Star Trek: The Original Series, Star Trek: The Animated
Series, the first six Star Trek films, and the 2009 film Star Trek. The
character was originally portrayed by Nichelle Nichols in all but the
2009 film, in which a younger Uhura was portrayed by actress Zoe
Saldana. Uhura was an important part of the original series'
multicultural crew and one of the first characters of African descent
to be featured on an American television series.
Boldly go where Trekkies
everywhere go!
Own this celebrity autographed photograph, which has been beautifully
matted and framed.
Ready to hang.
WHY INVEST IN CELEBRITY AUTOGRAPHS and
PHOTOGRAPHS? While no one can guarantee an investment in
autographs will appreciate, it has become a billion dollar industry.
Why? It's fun, that's the main reason. It's fun for the whole family.
It's fun for generations. In fact, even if one of your investments does
not create wealth in the very near future, it may very well create
wealth for your children and grandchildren. What a fond way for you to
be remembered! And until that happens, everyone is able to enjoy the
investment, especially if it is already presented as custom-framed art.
With friends and guests, it is an endless source of interest, and often
awe. The next reason to invest in signatures is the prospect of gaining
wealth. Rarity is a key factor in investing in signatures and
photographs. If the signer has died, obviously he will be signing no
more pieces. This creates instant rarity and the demand that often
surpasses supply, driving prices up.
Authenticity Process and Memorabilia
100% Guarantee We assure 100% authenticity of
each piece sold from our auction. The photos are singular expressions
and each signature is genuine and one of a kind. Examinations are
performed independently with a certificate of authenticity being issued
for each piece. Our authenticators have the highest level of
objectivity and hold no financial interest in the certifying process,
which allows them to maintain an independent opinion. We use only
qualified authenticators who have been credentialed as expert document
examiners. Scientific principles are used to examine each piece.
Scientific principals may include but are not limited to writing
instruments, ink comparisons, area measurements as well as the use of
ultraviolet and infrared lighting and a stereoscopic microscope.
In addition, we believe that it is important
for buyers to keep in mind that there are many self-proclaimed experts
that attempt to render their opinion as truth, fabricating their
credentials and qualifications. It is essential to look beyond
advertised qualifications and base conclusions on findings and facts. A
certified forensic examiner will never change his or her mind about the
authenticity of any decision made. Their decision will be supported by
scientific principles and hold up in a court of law. Unlike others in
this market who claim no liability to their customers, stating that
opinions may change, we stand behind the authenticity of each piece and
will not knowingly sell any forged items. Additionally, we also
randomly select certified pieces from our collection and resubmit to a
second authenticator.
We offer a 30 day 100% refund guarantee. If
for any reason you are unsatisfied with your Sports Memorabilia
purchase, you may return it for a full merchandise refund. Global
Authentics, LLC This item was authenticated by Global Authentics, LLC.
Global Authentics, LLC provides consumer protection and value
preservation for consumers, dealers, collectors and charities by
verifying the quality and originality of autographed sports,
entertainment, and historical memorabilia using a team of highly
experienced authentication experts. By using exemplar signatures and
expert analysis Global Authentics confirms the items are genuine and
rendered authentic opinions. The Global brand name is highly respected
for accuracy, consistency and is recognized as a world leader in this
space. They are proud to be a Pre-Certified Authenticator for Ebay and
have become a valuable resource for clients throughout the Internet.
For more information on Global Authentics, LLC, visit
By placing a bid on Always At Auction, you are entering into a legally binding contract and if you are the winning bidder, you agree to pay for your winning auction item(s). First time bidders are required to enter credit card information and make payment upon receipt of your winning bid email. Once your credit card is on file and you are a successful auction winner, your credit card will be automatically charged when the item ships. Failure to make payment for winning auctions will result in suspension and termination of your auction account. Please only place bids based on your ability and commitment to make payment.
Auction winners are responsible for paying all shipping costs and applicable taxes associated with items that are won on auction. A valid MasterCard, VISA, American Express or Discover credit card is required to complete your winning auction order.
Products won on auction will be shipped within two business days after payment authorization for the item has been processed. Ground shipping delivery charges are calculated on the shipping weight of the item unless otherwise indicated in the product's descriptive copy.
The listed shipping charge covers auction products shipped to the 50 United States, and to APO/FPO addresses.
Sorry, we can not ship to foreign addresses - orders shipping to foreign addresses will be AUTOMATICALLY CANCELLED, and items relisted.
We will ship to Street Addresses and APO/FPO ONLY. We cannot ship to P.O. Boxes addresses.
We strive to offer our customers a Winning Experience with quality products, great values, and exceptional service. We provide detailed product descriptions and product pictures to help you make an educated and informed decision about your purchase. All merchandise is guaranteed to be as described in our product description. If you receive an item that is not as described, you may return the item for a complete merchandise refund.
+ We offer a 100% merchandise guarantee if the product is not as described in the auction listing.
+ In the unlikely event you need to return an item, you must contact our Customer Service team within 15 days of receiving your merchandise and request a Return Authorization.
+ Some return restrictions may apply and some returns may be subject to a 15% restocking fee.
+ Shipping and handling fees are not refundable.
+ Coins must be returned in their unopened sonic-sealed case or heat-sealed slip or they will be returned to the customer without a refund.
See our Return Policy in our Help Section for more details on how to return an item.
* Manufacture warranty supersedes our return policy on defective merchandise when applicable. Unless specifically stated in the item's Product Description, the item is being auctioned and sold "as is" with no warranty.
** A 15% re-stocking fee may be charged on items that are returned and are in a condition as originally described in the auction listing.
Customer Service Email: click here
Customer Service Phone: 1-800-322-7315 Option 1
Important: By placing a bid on Always At Auction, you are entering into a legally binding contract, and if you are the winning bidder, you agree to pay for your winning auction item(s).If you are a first time bidder, you will be required to enter credit card information and make payment upon receipt of your winning bid email. Once your credit card is on file and you are a successful auction winner, your credit card will be automatically charged when the item ships. Failure to make payment for winning auctions will result in suspension and termination of your auction account. Please only place bids based on your ability and commitment to make payment.
Credit Card Orders that are "Declined" will be CANCELLED, and items relisted. The name on the auction and credit card must be the same.
Please verify that the Billing Address you provide matches the Billing Address on file with your Credit Card Company. The Credit Card Security system will DENY AUTHORIZATION if these two addresses do not match.
Debit Cards are not accepted as a method of verification or payment. To update your credit card information, select My Account and select Update Credit Card.
What is Proxy Bidding?
Proxy bidding is a convenient way to automatically bid on your items without having to continually return to your computer to check on your auctions. A Proxy Bid is a bid automatically placed by the auction system on your behalf based on the Maximum Bid Amount that you set for the particular listing. Each time you place a bid by entering your maximum bid amount (which is the most you're willing to pay for an item), you will be using our Proxy bidding system. If another bidder places a bid on your item, Proxy bidding will then bid automatically on your behalf and at the lowest possible bid increments, but not more than the maximum you specified.
The goal is to win an item at the lowest successful price. To do so, you must be the bidder who placed the highest maximum bid at auction close. You will be notified by email if another bidder has surpassed your maximum bid. In case of a tie for high bidder, earlier bids will take precedence.
Time Left to Bid and Overtime Bidding
Always At Auction displays a countdown clock to the auction close time. This countdown clock represents the time you have left to bid on that auction. If a bid is placed within the last 5 minutes of the auction close time, that auction will go into overtime.
The Overtime Bidding feature works to ensure that bidders will always have a chance to challenge bids placed in the final seconds of an auction. When indicated on a listing page, if a bid is placed during the last 5 minutes of an open auction, the auction will be automatically extended for an additional 5 minutes from the time of the latest bid. There is no limit to the number of times an auction can be extended. Therefore, it is recommended that you check back frequently as an auction nears closing time. The auction will close once all bidding activity has stopped for a period of 5 minutes.
Note: If you have placed a bid when Overtime Bidding is engaged, you should refresh or reload your browser frequently (every 3 - 5 secs) so that it displays the most current bid status information.
What is Bid Increment?
The bid increment is the specified minimum amount you must bid over the current bid amount.
What is an English Auction?
In an English auction, buyers bid until the auction ends. The item is then sold to the highest bidder at the end of the auction period.
What is a Yankee Auction?
In a Yankee Auction, a product lot (a quantity of 2 or more identical products) goes up for auction at a starting price. You attempt to outbid other buyers by offering more money for one or more pieces in the lot. Your bid price is per each single piece and you may bid for more than one piece.
At the close of the auction, the products are awarded to the highest bidder(s) at the price they bid and for the quantity they bid for up to the available auction lot.
As an example, if 5 units are up for auction, and Bidder A bids $200 for 2 pieces, and Bidder B bids $175 for 1 piece and Bidder C bids $160 for 2 pieces, and Bidder D bids $150 for 1 piece. Bidders A, B, and C would all be winning bidders at the price each of them bid and for the quantity each of them bid for. Bidder D would be a losing bidder.
In the event that two different bidders bid the same price, then the winner is based on the quantity bid for and the time the bid was placed. Higher quantity and earliest bids take preference.
NOTE: There is no proxy bidding feature with Yankee auctions. If you win, the price you bid is the price you pay.
What does "Compare At" mean?
The "Compare At" price is the retail price at which an item or comparable item may, in the reasonable judgment of our experienced buyers, manufacturers or suppliers be sold on a everyday basis (i.e. excluding special promotions or sales) at retail stores. In many instances, though not all, "Compare At" price reflects a price suggested by the manufacturer or supplier of these goods, without reference to actual retail sales and may account to an estimation of a retail offer price in accordance with standard industry practices.
Because we sell our merchandise over the internet on a national basis, we make no guarantee that the products have been sold or offered at the "Compare At" price, and the price may or may not reflect the average prevailing market price in any area on a particular day. For some items listed as a set, the "Compare At" price may be an aggregate of the suggested or estimated prices for all items included in the set. Actual retail sales in your area may substantially differ from the "Compare At" price.
You may wish to use the "Compare At" price as a guide in your evaluation of our prices to what you would or could pay for these items in other locations, at other times, or under other conditions, including full retail.
Earn Bid Bucks coupons in the amount of 5%, 10% of your total net winning auction purchases during December. These Bid Bucks discounts can be applied as a discount towards your next winning auction during the month of January. Winning auction customers will receive a Bid Bucks account and will receive Bid Bucks discount in the amount of 10% of their total net (after any returns or cancelations) winning auction purchases (merchandises only) for a December. Bid Bucks discount amount will be displayed in the customers My Account section and will be applied as a discount toward payment for their next winning bid auctions in January 2010. At the beginning of January all auction winners from December will be notified of the total amount of Bid Bucks discount they have in their account via e-mail. At the end of the January, all valid un-redeemed Bid Bucks discounts will expire.


text:
NFL.com's Ian Rapoport broke the news Monday that the NFL has suspended Rams wide receiver Stedman Bailey four games for violating the league's policy on performance-enhancing substances. Bailey is entering his second pro season out of West Virginia. The speedster caught 17 passes in 16 games as a rookie.
Fantasy Analysis:
Rapoport tweeted that the Rams have known about Bailey's pending suspension for months, yet curiously did not spend any of their 11 draft picks on a wide receiver. And it's not like this team is flush with proven talent on the outside. The Rams are still waiting for players such as Tavon Austin , Chris Givens , Brian Quick , etc. to hit their stride. And don't even get me started on Kenny Britt .
Once the regular season starts, Bailey will be eligible to return to action in Week 6 since the Rams have their bye in Week 4. But there is one silver lining for Bailey: He plays football, so his suspension and the reason behind it will be forgotten as soon as he catches his first pass. At least he doesn't play baseball, where he would have to put up with accusations of ruining the sport or cheating the fans or disrespecting the history of the game or whatever from the media.


text:
También la cercanía del centro de Bradley.
Limpio Trabajamos muy duro y pasamos una noche para hacer una escapada, así que tiramos la casa por la ventana y pagué más de 250$ por una "vista de la ciudad" en una habitación matrimonial. Llegamos a las 8 de la tarde y aparentemente estaban "completamente reservados" el sábado por la noche que nos quedamos con ellos, así que nos dieron una habitación lejos y sólo podía ofrecer una cama cero con vistas ... Que además no nos devolvieron la diferencia por la habitación que nosotros habíamos reservado, y a medias se ofrecieron comprar una ronda de bebidas por las molestias, pero sólo después de que lo pedimos. Ninguno de los miembros del personal con el que tratamos era muy amable. Nunca más me alojaré allí!
Bobby, el portero fue muy amable y servicial!
The hotel is clean, excellent amenities, friendly staff and good good location. I'd stay again and recommend it to others.
Loved the ambience in the lobby. The room we stayed in was clean with a great view is the lake. Have to pay for wifi in this current age of free WiFi everywhere.
The Club option is nice...quite a refuge from a horrible room. Couldn't check in until 5:00 despite the 3:00PM check in time. Tub and sink had hair in them. Bedding was ripped.
Old school charm and service The decor, the people and the vibe.
It was great, and the spa was excellent. The view was good from the room. Was surprised Internet was not complimentary.
Ask me what I didn't like I loved everything None
I do like the atmosphere and location of this hotel. They forgot to freshen up our room. We came back after being out for the day to find the bed not made and no fresh Towels.
Beautiful hotel with tons of character and charm. Good service, friendly staff, comfortable accommodations. Hotel lobby bar and Blu were excellent. Complimentary breakfast in the Cafe offered good food and full choice of anything on menu. Onsite amenities such as spa, shops and additional restaurants offer an extra touch. For the price of the rooms, wifi was not free. Given the necessity in today's day and age, not to mention that it is complimentary in many more basic hotels, this was a big let down. Especially when service in the tower is spotty for mobile without Wifi. It felt like a nickeled and dimes amenity. Clientele felt a bit uppity.
We booked a last-minute room at the Pfister and loved our stay from start to finish. The room was beautiful and clean with a great view, service was stellar, and the location could hardly be improved. It doesn't hurt that the hotel is where we stayed after getting engaged! Great experience and we will definitely stay again next time we're in Milwaukee. Pretty much perfect.
Amazing hotel. Everything was 5 star.
This is a beautiful hotel We had the $200 room. No fridge or extra sink. I thought it was a little lacking for a luxury hotel. I guess we should of upgraded.
Beautiful historic hotel. Comfortable, clean and we enjoyed our stay.
They overbooked us so we were moved to a different hotel that was less convenient. Not a great experience but it could have been worse.
Loved the view, high ceilings, comfortable bed, room/suite size
Staff was amazingly helpful. Simply over the top! Took a real interest in making sure they met all of our needs. Remembered who we were. Said hello every time we walked in the front door.
We liked the river being so close so we could go outside and sit on the benches there along the Walk. It was easier to walk to the events we were attending because the Residence Inn was located close enough to them. The Staff was friendly and professional and helpful. The AC was excellent! The sofa bed was so rough on my cousin's back he was very sore the next morning. There were never enough towels so we had to ask for them several times and for the money we paid to stay there, the towels were thin, very non absorbent and rough on the skin. There weren't even any toiletries provided that even the cheap hotels have in their rooms! When the cleaning person came in, she/he removed the dirty glasses and cups in the sink and never brought any back. We actually would have preferred to NOT have the cleaning crew come in. We kept the room fairly cleaned up and could always call for whatever we needed. One bottle of water, a bottle of soda and a bag of chips cost $8 at the hotel desk so bring your own drinks and munchies!!
The room and hotel was great looking and modern and the area was amazing! The bests were a little too firm and stuff, the pull out sofa had a bar that went right where your back would be so keeping it folded up was more comfortable for my friend. The breakfast had potential but the eggs were extremely watery
Room was comfortable and large. Location was great. Was told breakfast ended at 9, at check in we were told it ended at 10. Minor inconvenience.
The hotel cancelled our reservation an hour before we were set to arrive, and this is after we received a reservation confirmation that morning. We were left scrambling to make alternate arrangements at the last minute and while on the road.
Downtown close to good food and entertainment. Staff had great suggestions for places to go see small rooms but comfortable bed.
The location is great, the rooms are clean and comfortable and a great value for the money.
Close proximity to the downtown hotspots (food and bars) suited us perfectly!
It was a very nice hotel for the price and I got an upgrade because of the problem with the reservation.
The staff was nice Our room had bugs in it and we asked for a queen bed but were given two twin beds, which was aggrivating
It is a hotel in a very convenient location, right in the downtown Milwaukee area. Also has a pretty cool restaurant/bar in the basement. The hotel staff was also very nice. No
location, economical beds
The room was ready for me by 10:00 am None
Free Internet, Clean room, Convent parking in the garage just opposite, good location The windows + curtain mechanism was lousy...There should be proper windows in the room.
comfortable bed, big room, clean & updated bathroom
The staff were all very pleasant, the decor divine (elegant/classy). And the breakfast was GREAT! Nice convenient location, easy access to shopping and theaters galore. I love visiting Mikwaukee, there's so much to do especially downtown. What a treat!! There was an odor in our room occasionally (the only thing I can akin it to was raw sewage). While it wasn't continually present it did waft through a couple of times and I was left to wondering what the heck it was or where it was coming from. I didn't address my concern with the staff, as it wasn't a continual odor and reminded myself it is an older building (it's on the National Register of historic places) and these things cans/do happen. My bed however was slightly lopsided and that made for a little bit of uncomfortableness. My only other concern was the amount of panhandlers out on the street near the building. While that's not the hotels fault, I do feel their staff should make certain at all times their guests are not bothered by them especially when walking to the surface parking lot which is about a block away.
Free Hot Breakfast Location Comfy bed When we checked in it was about 75 degrees fahrenheit outside... and about 80 degrees in our hotel room. It was very hot and muggy, and the windows did not open. The air conditioning was not working at all and the staff was totally unconcerned about remedying the situation. They tried telling us that everything was working fine, but of course it was not. The only thing the hotel did to fix it was to give us a box fan. They told us that it would cool off at night... but it did not. Multiple people complained but nothing was done to accommodate us or to compensate us for the inconvenience. Staff was at worst, rude, and at best, disinterested. When we checked in at 3:00 on a Thursday they only had 1 person working so we had to wait a very long time to check in. The bathroom was leaking water from the ceiling above the sink. The furniture in the room was worn and in need of repair or replacement. For $20 more a night we could have stayed somewhere much nicer.
Staff was very helpful and friendly. Great experience for my first trip to Milwaukee. Would absolutely stay here again for sure!
clean hotel and nice employees Pool was very small
We got a free upgrade for our stay as all the rooms were not full nothing
Location of the hotel was excellent. I was visiting the Harley Museum and this was only a short drive from the hotel. Getting from the parking lot to the hotel was not that easy. In the end there were about 4 of us wondering round the parking garage trying to find the entrance. But once inside the hotel was very nice
Competent and helpful staff. The business center was experiencing technical difficulties but the front desk staff were happy to print our boarding passes for us.
Unfortunately the pool area was under construction while we were there which was one of the main reasons we had booked this particular hotel. Also, the room the we stayed in (423 I think) only had one small window that was so high that I had to stand on a chair to see out, but then it only looked to the other side of the building and a roof. It was a bit like a dark hole, but we decided that maybe they put us in that room because there aren't any adjoining rooms & we had an infant?
We loved that the hotel was close to everything in Milwaukee. We also loved that there was a pool, exercise room, and free breakfast.
Nice rooms and very comfortable beds. The complimentary breakfast was also very good. It's in a good location for downtown activities. Staff was very friendly and responded quickly to request for service. The room was clean, but dated. The carpet needs replacing and fixtures need some minor repairs or upkeep. For the price of the room, the parking should be included.
Was very happy to stay here. Clean and beautiful. Loved breakfast, but they need to season the scrambled eggs on the breakfast buffet.


text:
On Monday June 13 ABCD will hold its annual Face to Face gathering, an inspiring opportunity for mentors and participants to meet in person, share their stories further and enjoy encouragement and laughter from each other. This year, ABCD also invites co-survivors – a family member or friend whose help was important on the journey.
So that we can finalize all the arrangements, RSVPs are requested by June 3, 2011. Please call Donna at 414.977.1780 or email us at firstname.lastname@example.com
We can't wait to share this special evening with you, and don't forget…co-survivors or a family member are a very welcomed guest.


text: COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo., April 12, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- K&H Manufacturing has been notified by Underwriters Laboratories that one type of adapter in question may carry the UL mark while not being properly UL Listed. Thermo-Perch's sold in 2011 and 2012 may have included an adapter carrying the UL mark while not being properly UL Listed. UL has had a report of a unit cracking when being plugged in or being unplugged from the electrical outlet in the wall. If you have purchased a Thermo-Perch in the years 2011 or 2012 please click the following link to see if your adapter has been recalled. http://members.khmfg.com/images/media1/ThermoPerchAdapterRecall.pdf. You may also contact K&H Manufacturing for further assistance in identifying a recalled adapter. K&H Manufacturing can be reached between the hours of 8:00am-4:30pm MT by dialing (719) 591-6950 or by email at email@example.com. SOURCE K&H Manufacturing


text:
Southern notes: Krauss comes through
Mobile outfielder living up to prospect status after tough 2011
By Guy Curtright / Special to MLB.com | July 17, 2012 6:00 AM ET
"I was definitely disappointed in my performance," Arizona's second-round choice in the 2009 First-Year Player Draft said. "We had a great team and I felt I should have done more. I let people down, including myself."
That certainly isn't the case this season. If the BayBears -- first-half champ in the South Division -- claim a repeat title, it will be because of Krauss rather than despite of him.
The 24-year-old left-handed hitter led the Southern League in on-base percentage (.424), runs (68) and walks (64) through Sunday while ranking in the top five of most of the other key offensive categories.
Krauss had a .296 average with 14 homers, 27 doubles and 57 RBIs in 94 games. His slugging mark was .531 and his OPS was .955.
"I think I'm better for the tough times last year," Krauss said. "They were learning points for me. As you get older, you get wiser."
That applies to away from the ballpark as well as at it.
Krauss, Arizona's No. 20 prospect, is the first to admit that he wasn't in the best of shape last year. But he is about 220 pounds now as opposed to more than 230 a year ago.
The transformation came over the winter, and Krauss has been able to stay at his target weight with the help of his wife, Kelcey.
"It's hard to watch what you eat by yourself," Krauss said. "You need extra support. My wife has been a big help. She makes sure that we eat healthy."
Krauss set the Ohio University season record with 27 homers and was the first Bobcat to be named Mid-American Conference Player of the Year.
The numbers that Krauss is putting up now are comparable to those he amassed at Visalia in the Class A Advanced California League two years ago, when he hit .302 with 25 homers and 87 RBIs. But that doesn't mean he is the same free swinger.
"Hitting is as much mental as physical," said Krauss, who had a .341 average through his first 24 games of the second half and had a two-homer game with six RBIs at Pensacola on July 8. "That's where I've made the most progress. I'm a more complete and better hitter."
Krauss, who had struck out 77 times, has made steady strides at the plate working with Mobile coach Jay Bell this season after falling to a .242 average with the BayBears a year ago.
Krause has also increased his value by playing first base as well as the outfield.
"I like it," said Krauss, who started at first for the winning South Division in the Southern League All-Star Game. "To be versatile should only help me in the future. It means more options to be in the lineup."
The BayBears' first-half title in the South assured a return to the playoffs. Will Krauss still be at Mobile in September? Triple-A could be beckoning.
"I try not to worry about things like that. You can drive yourself crazy," he said. "Whatever happens, happens. I try to stay in the moment."
Krauss was an invitee to Spring Training for a second time this year and got into 10 Cactus League games with Arizona.
"It makes you feel that you're not too far away," Krauss said.
A number of his Mobile teammates from this year and last have already made the jump. Now Krauss appears back on the road to Arizona as well.
Run, Billy, Run: Billy Hamilton swiped five bases without being caught in his first four games with Pensacola, keeping up the pace to break the Minor League stolen base record. Cincinnati's No. 1 prospect had 104 steals in 82 games and was batting .323 for Bakersfield in the Class A Advanced California League before being promoted. The shortstop is No. 26 among MLB.com's Top 100 Prospects. He was hitting .235 through five games with Pensacola.
Streak snapped: A game after extending his Montgomery-record streak in his final at-bat, Hak-Ju Lee went hitless to end his mark at 21 games. The shortstop batted .333 over the streak before going 0-for-3 with a walk against Jacksonville on Thursday. Lee is Tampa Bay's No. 1 prospect and ranks No. 36 on the MLB.com Top 100 list. The native of Korea was hitting .269 after going 5-for-9 in the next two games following the streak's end and was second in the Southern League with 31 stolen bases.
One bad outing: Eric Jokisch was 5-0 with a 1.45 ERA in eight official starts for Tennessee, his only loss on the season coming when he took over as a reliever in a suspended game. The left-hander allowed nine earned runs in 5 2/3 innings at Jacksonville on June 24 when he began pitching in what was the third inning. Jokisch, who started the season with Daytona in the Florida State League, has allowed just three runs in 18 innings over three starts since then, going 2-0. He gave up one hit in five scoreless innings at Birmingham on Friday, although he did walk four to go with his six strikeouts.
Colome on roll: Montgomery's Alex Colome allowed just eight hits and a run over 14 innings in winning back-to-back starts. He walked seven, including six in the second start, but struck out 17. Colome was 5-3 with a 4.19 ERA in 11 starts and had struck out 59 in 53 2/3 innings. The right-hander spent most of the first two months of the season on the disabled list. He was 12-9 with a 3.82 ERA for Montgomery and Charlotte of the Florida State League last year.
Guy Curtright is a contributor to MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


text:
Home > Clothing & Accessories > Men > T-Shirts > Dancing LED Sound-activated EL Equalizer T-shirt - Black XL
Product Details
This LED EL T-shirt is made of 100% cotton. It has an electro-luminescent EQ meter emblazoned across the front that reacts to and "pump" with whatever you're listening to. And it also gives a visual rhythm guide to others.It is powered by a battery pack that put inside the T-shirt.
- Size: XL
- Color: Black
- Fabric: Cotton
- Power Supply: Standard 4*AAA batteries(not included)
- Slide switch to operate power
- Collar Height: Approx.12cm
- Collar Width: Approx.16cm
- Chest: Approx.100cm
- Armhole: Approx.23cm
- Back collar to bottom: Approx.73cm
- Please do not bend or press the flash panel
- Do not submerge any part of the flash panel
- Dry clean or hand wash only
- Romove EL panel, battery pack and the whole power cord carefully before washing
Related Tags


text:
Posted by Scott Cornwall on February 25, 2013
Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:
You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out / Change )
You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out / Change )
You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out / Change )
You are commenting using your Google+ account. ( Log Out / Change )
Connecting to %s
Notify me of new comments via email.
Notify me of new posts via email.
Join us for worship this Sunday, June 25, as Josh Snodgrass will be our special guest speaker and musician. Josh is a worship leader, guitarist and Bible teacher who travels the country sharing his love for Jesus. His mission remains simple, to use his musical gifting to point people to the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to encourage a deeper walk with God. For more information about Josh or to listen to his music, visit his website at www.joshsnodgrass.com
Speaker Schedule
July 2—Ken Melin
July 9—Sherri Sheirbon
July 16—Sherri Sheirbon
July 23—Steve Fine
July 30—Steve Fine
August—Tom Romberg
Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.
Join 70 other followers


text:
Join to find the hottest teen books, connect with your favorite YA authors and meet new friends who share your reading interests. Visit
EpicReads.com »
Read new romance book reviews, posts from yourfavorite authors, samples, exciting digital first publicationsand e-book specials. Visit AvonRomance.com »
Visit the official Harlequin book site.See the newest novels, discuss with other book lovers,buy romance books online. Visit Harlequin.com »
Discover Author
Photo by Jide Alakija
Lola Shoneyin's work includes three books of poems: So All the Time I Was Sitting on an Egg (1997), Song of a Riverbird (2002) and For the Love of Flight (2010) and two children's books: Mayowa and the Masquerades (2010) and Iyaji, the Housegirl (2014). Her debut novel, The Secret Lives of Baba Segi's Wives (2010), was long-listed for the 2011 Orange Prize for Fiction and won the PEN Oakland 2011 Josephine Miles Literary Award. After teaching both in Nigeria and abroad for many years, Shoneyin now lives in Lagos, Nigeria and organises the Ake Arts and Book Festival.
*This is a promotional service of HarperCollins Publishers, 195 Broadway, New York, NY 10007, providing information about the products of HarperCollins and its affiliates. By submitting your email address, you understand that you will receive email communications from Bookperk and other HarperCollins services. You may unsubscribe from these email communications at any time. If you have any questions, please review our privacy policy or email us at [email protected].
See all
Thank you for signing up to receive news about Neal Stephenson and other HarperCollins authors.
Tell us more about what you like to read so we can send you the best offers and opportunities.
Do you primarily buy books in a country other than the US? Please choose from the dropdown.
Would you like to subscribe to Bookperk and receive daily e-book bargains,sneak peeks, special offers, and more–delivered straight to your inbox?
What kind of books do you like to read?
Would you like to receive any of the following newsletters?
Thank you for your interest in HarperCollins authors.An email has been sent to your parent or guardian.
You must have permission from a parent or guardian to sign up.Please provide their email address.
Sitemap · Terms of Use · Privacy Policy
Copyright © 2017 HarperCollins Publishers. All rights reserved.
Site Powered by Supadü


text:
Brake system warning light stays dimly lit with key on or off. Things done, topped of brake fluid, pulled plug on master cylinder, E-brake and brake pedal. Light stayed on dimly lit. Light gets bright when E-brake is activated and key is on but goes back to dimly lit with key off. Truck has only 20000 hwy mi on it and the brakes work fine.
Any suggestions or thoughts would be appreciated.


text:
What is the passport program?
Through the Passport to Your National Parks© program, coordinated by Eastern National, a National Park Service partner, you can collect free cancellation stamps (shown at right) at cancellation stations in national parks and NPS-affiliated areas nationwide. Stamp pads and stamps are usually located in a park or area's visitor centers, gift shops, or headquarters, and you can collect your stamps in a special spiral-bound passport. There are hundreds of stamps to collect. There are also clubs around the country that host websites, blogs and events that add an element of competition and storytelling to the fun of stamp-collecting.
To order a spiral-bound passport cancellation stamp book (shown at right) from the Eastern National Online Bookstore, call toll free 877-NAT-PARK (628-7275) or visit the website.
Where can I get my NPS Passport book stamped?
You can get your Star-Spangled Banner Trail passport stamp stamped at the following locations:
Baltimore Visitor Center
Inner Harbor
401 Light Street, Baltimore, MD 21202
Bladensburg Waterfront Park
4601 Annapolis Road, Bladensburg, MD 20710
Calvert Marine Museum
14200 Solomons Island Rd S, Solomons, MD 20688
Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum
213 N Talbot Street, St Michaels, MD 21663
(410) 745-2916
Chesapeake Bay Office
National Park Service
410 Severn Avenue, Suite 314, Annapolis, MD 21403
Dumbarton House
2715 Q Street NW, Washington, DC 20007
Fort McHenry National Monument and Historic Shrine
2400 East Fort Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21230
Fort Washington Park Visitor Center
13551 Fort Washington Road, Fort Washington, MD 20744
George Washington Memorial Parkway
c/o Turkey Run Park
700 George Washington Memorial Parkway, McLean, VA 22101
703 289-2536
Note: Office open to the public Monday through Friday, 8:00 am to 4:00 pm and closed holidays.
Havre de Grace Visitor Center
450 Pennington Avenue, Havre de Grace, Maryland 21078
(410) 939-2100
National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution
14th Street & Constitution Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20013
National Museum of the United States Navy
Navy Yard
805 Kidder Breese Street SE, Washington Navy Yard, DC
202 433-6826
Oxon Cove Park
6411 Oxon Hill Road, Oxon Hill, MD 20745
301 839-1176
Sotterley Plantation
44300 Sotterley Lane, Hollywood, MD 20636
Tangier History Museum and Interpretive Cultural Center
16215 Main Ridge Road, Tangier, VA 23440
302 234-1660
White House Visitor Center
National Park Service
1450 Pennsylvania Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20230
Find a fun and exciting event to attend!Learn More
Get the trail's history and travel guide.Learn More
Download our FREE mobile app!Learn More