text:
J. Kevin Holmes grew up working for his father's trucking company. "I learned how to drive a truck before I got my driver's license. I got to know the people who worked for my father and that gave me respect for what working men and women do," Holmes explains. He earned a bachelor's degree from American University in Washington, DC and a law degree from Rutgers University School of Law. He joined the Steinberg Law Firm in 1979.
Kevin has 35 years of criminal and civil trial experience in the State and Federal courts. He has tried over 35 homicide cases, including two death penalty murder cases. He also handles Social Security and disability cases and has extensive appellate law experience. "One of the cases I'm most proud of is Marquard v. Columbia Pacific Mills, which marked the first time a cotton mill worker was awarded death benefits. Winning the case made it easier for all workers to receive workers' compensation benefits for occupational diseases." Since joining the firm, he has won numerous important Supreme Court cases expanding and protecting the rights of injured workers. You can review a list of cases he has handled on our firm web page.
Kevin has been a partner in the firm since 1985 and practices in our Broad Street office. He has served several terms on the Board of Governors of the South Carolina Trial Lawyers Association. He is active in our community and has served on the boards of numerous charitable organizations. He is married to Mary Hiott Holmes and they have five children.
- Holmes Elected to Charleston County Bar Association
- Steinberg Law Firm Partner Honored for "Keeping Dream Alive"
- Wrongfully Accused / Acusada Injustamente By / Por Maribel Acosta (La Isla Magazine, April 2014)
- The Stories That Move Us: Representing a Death Penalty Defendant (Death Penalty Resource and Defense Center, December News 2014)
- Steinberg Law Firm Secures Workers' Comp Benefits for Client Who Tripped at Work
- Schurlknight v. City of Charleston - Workers' Compensation Case - 2002
- Sellers v. Pinedale Residential Center - Workers' Compensation Case - 2002
- Muir v. C.R. Bard, Inc. - Workers' Compensation - 1999
- Grayson v. Gulf Oil Company - Workers' Compensation Appeal - 1987
- Marquard v. Pacific Columbia Mills - Workers' Compensation Case - 1982
Charleston, SC 29401
Phone: 843-720-2800
Fax: (843) 722-1190


text:
Taking fitness to new heights, The Fitness Centre at Trump International Hotel & Tower Toronto® inspires guests with stunning city and Lake Ontario views. The Toronto hotel spa and gym offers state-of-the-art Technogym™ equipment, free weights and cardiovascular equipment, in addition to a Movement Studio for Yoga, Pilates and Aerobics. The fitness centre offers personalized trainers to help you design a routine, or allows guests to work out at their leisure.
Hours of Operations
Open daily from 5:00 am to 10:00 pm

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The Lebanese pound remained stable at the end of the week of August 21-25, as investors await parliamentary elections to take place on August 27 and September 3.
The market saw little activity, with trading volume of no more than $40 million.
Interbank trading rate stood at 1,514 pounds to the US dollar, during the week, at the upper limit of the central bank's intervention band of 1,501-1,514 pounds to the dollar. — (Albawaba-MEBG)
© 2000 Mena Report (www.menareport.com [1])
[1] http://www.menareport.com
[2] http://www.albawaba.com


text:
Junction Boys
This article has multiple issues. Please help improve it or discuss these issues on the talk page. (Learn how and when to remove these template messages)(Learn how and when to remove this template message)
The Junction Boys were the "survivors" of Texas A&M Aggies football coach Paul "Bear" Bryant's 10-day summer camp in Junction, Texas, beginning September 1, 1954. The ordeal has achieved legendary status and has become the subject of a 2001 book The Junction Boys[1] by Jim Dent and a television movie with the same name produced by ESPN that starred Tom Berenger as Bryant.
The camp[edit]
Texas A&M University hired Bear Bryant as head football coach in 1954, replacing former coach Ray George. Bryant arrived in College Station on February 8, 1954, and began cleaning house. He felt that many of the players on the team were weak and not properly trained or coached. He decided that his players needed a camp away from the distractions on campus; thus, he arranged for the camp to be held in the small Hill Country town of Junction, where Texas A&M had a 411-acre (1.7-km²) adjunct campus (now the Texas Tech University Center at Junction).
At the time of the camp, the Hill Country was experiencing an epic drought and heat wave. The drought, the worst in the recorded history of the region, had lasted four years and would last another two after the camp was over. According to the National Climatic Data Center, all 10 days of the camp had hot temperatures with a few days topping 100°F (38°C).
Practices began before dawn and usually lasted all day with meetings in the evening until 11:00 pm. The oppressive heat combined with the brutal practice schedule was too much for many of the players. Each day, fewer and fewer players would be at practice, as many players quit the team from illness or disgust. The situation was compounded by Bryant's refusal to allow water breaks. This practice, which is now widely recognized as dangerous, was at the time commonly employed by coaches at all levels in an attempt to "toughen up" their players. The only relief provided the players were two towels soaked in cold water; one towel was to be shared by the offensive players, and one by the defense. One of the Junction Boys, future NFL coach Jack Pardee, would later say in an interview that it was not unheard of for players to sweat away 10% of their body weight.
List of "survivors"[edit]
By the end of the 10-day camp, only a fraction of those who started were left. The list of "survivors" varies from 27 to 35. The Junction Boys listed by writer Jim Dent were:
- Ray Barrett - G 5-9 195 senior San Angelo, Texas
- Darrell Brown - T 6-1 190 sophomore Dayton, Texas
- James Burkhart - G 6-1 185 sophomore Hamlin, Texas
- Donald Bullock - HB 5-11 165 sophomore Orange, Texas
- Henry Clark - T 6-2 205 junior Mesquite, Texas
- Bob Easley - FB 5-11 190 junior Houston, Texas
- Dennis Goehring - G 5-11 185 sophomore San Marcos, Texas
- Billy Granberry - FB 5-7 155 sophomore Beeville, Texas
- Lloyd Hale - C 5-10 190 sophomore Iraan, Texas (died 15 April 2014)
- Charles Hall - HB 5-10 185 Sr. Dallas, Texas
- Gene Henderson - QB 6-1 175 junior Sonora, Texas
- Billy Huddleston - HB 5-9 165 junior Iraan, Texas
- George Johnson - T 6-3 200 junior Ellisville, Mississippi
- Don Kachtik - FB 6-1 185 senior Rio Hondo, Texas
- Bobby D. Keith - HB 6-0 175 sophomore Breckenridge, Texas
- Paul Kennon - E 6-1 185 senior Shreveport, Louisiana
- Elwood Kettler - QB 6-0 165 senior Brenham, Texas
- Bobby Lockett - T 6-3 190 sophomore Breckenridge, Texas
- Billy McGowan - E 6-1 180 senior Silsbee, Texas
- Russell Moake - C 6-3 215 sophomore Deer Park, Texas
- Norbert Ohlendorf - T 6-3 200 senior Lockhart, Texas
- Jack Pardee - FB 6-2 200 sophomore Christoval, Texas
- Dee Powell - T 6-1 210 senior Lockhart, Texas
- Donald Robbins - E 6-1 188 junior Breckenridge, Texas
- Joe Schero - HB 6-0 175 senior San Antonio, Texas
- Bill Schroeder - T 6-1 200 senior Lockhart, Texas
- Charles Scott - QB 5-8 160 sophomore Alexandria, Louisiana
- Bennie Sinclair - E 6-2 195 senior Mineola, Texas
- Gene Stallings - E 6-1 165 sophomore Paris, Texas
- Troy Summerlin - C 5-8 145 sophomore Shreveport, Louisiana
- Marvin Tate - G 6-0 175 senior Abilene, Texas
- Sid Theriot - G 5-10 195 senior Gibson, Louisiana
- Richard Vick - FB 6-1 185 senior Beaumont, Texas
- Don Watson - HB 5-11 155 sophomore Franklin, Texas
- Lawrence Winkler - T 6-0 225 senior Temple, Texas
- Joseph Rowell Sr.- G 6-2 220 junior Citronelle, Alabama
- Herb Wolf - C 5-11 185 junior Houston, Texas
- Nick Tyson- WR 6-1 181 junior Norman, Oklahoma
Over 100 players often have been portrayed as making the trip to Junction. In fact, a smaller number actually went to the camp. Although Bryant started out with over 100 players on the roster, many had already quit or been cut by the time of the Junction camp. Accounts of the exact number who left for Junction vary, but all the survivors insist that it was less than 100.[citation needed]
In 1954, Richard Vick had his photograph taken with Bear Bryant. The photo was featured on the cover of the Houston Chronicle. Today, the photo of Richard Vick and Bear Bryant, as well as Vick's uniform, can be seen at the Texas A&M Sports Museum at Kyle Field.
In 2008, 19 of the Junction Boys had a 54th anniversary reunion at a ranch in Brenham, Texas. The remaining members have agreed to have a reunion every 5 years.
In April 2010, the surviving Junction Boys were honored by the Texas Children's Cancer Center at "An Evening with Texas Legends" in Houston, Texas, at the Hilton Americas Hotel. They were interviewed by legendary sportswriter Mickey Herskowitz at this special event.
Although the "survivors", as they came to be called, were mentally tougher after the experience, this new strength did not translate into immediate success on the field. In 1954, Texas A&M won only one game against nine losses, the only losing season in Bryant's 38 years as a head coach. In 1956, however, and in spite of a postseason ban, the team finished 9-0-1, punctuated with a win against rival Texas and an end to their Southwest Conference championship drought.
1954 Schedule and results[edit]
- vs. Texas Tech lost 41-9
- vs. Oklahoma State lost 14-6
- at Georgia won 6-0
- at Houston lost 10-7
- vs. TCU lost 21-20
- at Baylor lost 20-7
- vs. Arkansas lost 14-7
- at SMU lost 6-3
- vs. Rice lost 29-19
- at Texas lost 22-13
In 1955, Texas A&M went 7-2-1, and in 1956, the team went 9-0-1 and won the Southwest Conference.
Two of the Junction Boys, Jack Pardee and Gene Stallings, went on to become head coaches in the NFL. Pardee was a two-time All-Pro with the Los Angeles Rams (1963) and the Washington Redskins (1971). Stallings also became Texas A&M head coach, and his Aggie team beat Bryant's Alabama team in the 1968 Cotton Bowl. He later took over Bryant's Crimson Tide and won a national championship in 1992 - Alabama's first national championship since Bryant's death.
- ^ Twelve Mighty Orphans: The Inspiring True Story of the Mighty Mites who ..., Google Books, retrieved 2008-04-10


text:
International business development for corporate and institutional clients. Wherever you are. Wherever you want to go.
SAI (Strategy Analysis International) offers practical, results‐oriented advice and hands-on implementation in international business development. Our mission is to help companies grow by becoming international and we have helped more than 500 companies, SMEs and others, in doing so. SAI is located in seven countries on three continents and we have been working with companies and institutions in Europe, North America and Asia since 1982.
Are you looking for a commercial partner? Would you like to set-up a subsidiary? Contact us to discuss your needs.
"As island dwellers, it is hard for the British not to think in an insular way. Brexit (the prospect of Britain departing from the European Union) [...]More news
Workshop for companies starting or thinking about starting their international operations in Helsinki.More events
This agreement aims at assisting French and Belgian SMEs develop their business the the Nordic area.More announcements


text:
Tue., Oct. 13, 2009, 6:45 p.m.
Judges look at verdict tossed over racial comments
Three state appellate judges were asked Tuesday to reinstate a verdict in favor of a local doctor after five jurors in the original malpractice trial reportedly made derogatory comments about the Japanese heritage of one of the plaintiff's attorneys.
The case has attracted statewide attention among dozens of minority legal organizations, many of which filed arguments in support of upholding a decision by now-retired Superior Court Judge Robert Austin.
The judge granted a new trial in 2008 after two of the 12 jurors came forward and gave sworn statements about what other jurors said about attorney Mark Kamitomo, who represented the family who sued the physician for malpractice. The doctor appealed Austin's decision.
Read the rest of Thomas Clouse's story here.
Kamitomo (pictured above in January 2008) spoke of his surprise over the incident in a story you can read here.
Read more about Austin's decision here.
You must be logged in to post comments. Please log in here or click the comment box below for options.comments powered by Disqus


text:
The MASTER TL-D Reflex lamp directs most of the light to where you need it, thanks to an internal reflector. This results in having the same lighting level while using only half the number of lamps in the luminaire. It is therefore extremely suitable for use in luminaires with only a simple reflector or without any.
Cap-Base G13 [Medium Bi-Pin Fluorescent]
Bulb T8 [26 mm]
Bulb Finish Reflector
Life to 10% failures EM 12000 hr
Life to 10% fail Preheat EL,3h 17000 hr
Life to 10% fail Nonpreh EL,3h 10000 hr
Life to 50% failures EM 15000 hr
Life to 50% fail Preheat EL,3h 20000 hr
Beam Description FA160 [160° Window]
Color Code 865 [CCT of 6500K]
Color Rendering Index 85 Ra8
Color Designation (text) Cool Daylight
Color Temperature 6500 K
Luminous Flux EM 25°C, Rated 3250 Lm
Luminous Flux EM 25°C, Nominal 3250 Lm
Lum Efficacy Rated EM 25°C 90.3 Lm/W
Luminance Average EM 2.10 cd/cm2
LLMF EM 2000h Rated 96 %
LLMF EM 4000h Rated 95 %
LLMF EM 6000h Rated 94 %
Design Temperature 25 C
Chromaticity Coordinate X 308 -
Chromaticity Coordinate Y 324 -
Lamp Wattage 36W
Lamp Wattage EM 25°C, Nominal 36.0W
Lamp Wattage EM 25°C, Rated 36.0W
Lamp Voltage EM 25°C 103V
Lamp Current EM 25°C 0.440 A
Dimmable Yes
Energy Efficiency Label (EEL) A
Mercury (Hg) Content 5.0 mg
Energy consumption kWh/1000h 42 kWh
Base Face to Base Face A 1199.4 (max) mm
Insertion Length B 1204.1 (min), 1206.5 (max) mm
Overall Length C 1213.6 (max) mm
Diameter D 28 (max) mm
-Internal reflector directs the light where it is needed
-Energy savings of 30-50% in non-reflector luminaires without loss of light
-Internal reflector is not affected by dust accumulation (in contrast to normal TL-D lamps)
-Relatively high efficacy, both initially and during lifetime, with high lumen maintenance
-Internal reflector directs the light via a 160° 'window'
-Reflector directs 85% of the light downwards avoiding wasted light
-Direct retrofit for existing fluorescent fittings operating on conventional or HF gear
-High-quality lighting with good color rendering (CRI >80)
-Light output comparable to other TL-D Super 80 colors
-Lumen maintenance and lifetime the same as other TL-D Super 80 colors
-Luminaires without reflectors or with only simple reflectors, mainly found in industry and shops / supermarkets
Philips Master TL-D 36W-865 G13 Reflex 8711500260314 928048486579
|It needs ballast
|YES, with DIMM ECG
|Energy Efficiency Class
|Wattage - watt (W)
|Luminous flux - lumen (lm)
|Luminous Efficacy Lamp - (lm / W)
|Light color temperature - kelvin (K)
|Light color code
|Color rendering index - CRI
|Beam angle - degrees (°)
|Energy consumption - (kWh / 1000h)
|Lifetime - hours (h)
|Factory Box - pieces (pcs)
Yes, we deliver abroad. In the EU, the US and also in all other parts of the world. For delivery using proven and reliable delivery service.


text:
QUEBEC-RESEARCH-L ArchivesArchiver > QUEBEC-RESEARCH > 2005-01 > 1105481822
Subject: Excerpt Of History
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 17:17:02 EST
January 11
1775 First elected Jew in the New World
Francis Salvador, the first Jew to be elected in the Americas, takes his
seat on the South Carolina Provincial Congress. In June 1776, Salvador, a
Patriot, became known as the "Southern Paul Revere" when he warned Charleston,
South Carolina, of the approaching British naval fleet. Thanks to Salvador's
intelligence information, Fort Sullivan in Charleston harbor was able to prepare
for the British attack, and the half-completed fort successfully repelled an
attack by a British fleet under Sir Peter Parker.
On August 1 of the same year, while leading a militia group under the
general command of Major Wilkinson, Salvador and his men were ambushed by a group
of Cherokees and Loyalists near present-day Seneca, South Carolina. Salvador
was wounded and then scalped by the Cherokees. He was the first recorded
Jewish soldier killed in the American War for Independence.
This thread:


text:
I liked the idea of this short story called "The Most Dangerous Game" so I adapted it back when I was in film school, but when I made it back then I didn't have many people to help me make it so it didn't turn out too great. After being in the industry and living in LA for a few years now, I got a chance to make new friends and really take advantage of their professional talents.
The producers of the piece, George Wang and Don Le were in talks with Harry Shum Jr. to collaborate on something when I met them. They brought me on the project, and were initially going to do a different idea involving dancing, however, the more we developed the idea, it proved to be not very feasible. That's when we decided to do this "3 Minutes" idea.
Watch 3 Minutes on Vimeo here.
Harry Shum Jr.
Stephen "tWitch" Boss
Katrina Law
Thaine Allison
When I initially wrote out the concept and showed it to Don he said, "This would be perfect for Harry Shum." I replied, "Yeah, right. There's no way he'd be interested in working on our stupid no budget piece." Then Don introduced me to George who took the idea to Harry and his manager. Needless to say they were actually interested! Harry was awesome in his willingness to make this thing a success. He even called up tWitch to see if he'd be interested. He jumped at the opportunity.
We were initially going to shoot the piece at this strip of railroad track in downtown Los Angeles, but because of safety and security, we decided to move to a granite slab yard. Before we moved however, I made an overhead drawing of the area.
Don and George knew lots of people who jumped at the opportunity to work on this film. I was amazed at the level of talent we had on our crew. And they all volunteered their time to make this thing as good as possible.
We shot the entire piece on the Canon 5D Mark II and the Canon 7D in a 12 hour day from sunrise to sunset. Our Director of Photography, Nate Fu, even had his own grip and lighting truck that he lent to the project. That helped us greatly.
We even had an American Gladiator help us out with the fight choreography.
LEFT: Harry as seen through the steel pipes RIGHT: On-set rehearsal
When we shot the piece we knew exactly how we were going to comp each shot in post. All the visual effects were done in Adobe After Effects by my good friend from high school, David Adametz and I. We learned how to do the sword glows from Ryan Wieber's website and everything else from Video Copilot. Ryan was also cool enough to let us borrow his replica hilts and blades too! He actually has a Saber Shop now too.
To make tWitch's head fall off we had to accomplish a few things.
1. Take out his existing head
2. Replace the background his head covered
3. Track in a fake head and make it roll off screen
4. Add fx (blood, blade glows, smoke, etc.)
All these elements made for one long and time consuming shot. But since it was the climax of the movie, it had to be flawless and amazing.
LEFT: tWitch's head double RIGHT: We covered tWitch's head in green to mask it out in post
For the gunshots, we didn't use any live ammo on set. All the shots were done in After Effects and Harry was just holding an Airsoft gun. The muzzle flashes we pretty easy — they only exist for 1 or 2 frames, so we just threw in a picture of an explosion and made it small. The bullet hits and shrapnel were a bit more difficult David had to motion track them onto the slabs of granite to make them look realistic. He also took clips from Video Copilot's Action Essentials pack to make them look more realistic.
Coloring was done by me with Magic Bullet Colorista II. It is THE best piece of coloring software I've ever used. Apple Color can go suck it. I watched a few of their coloring tutorials on the site and instantly got a grasp of how to use it. It's so powerful, and the fact I can integrate it on After Effects AND Final Cut is a god send.
LEFT: tWitch getting some big air while I film them on the camera sliderRIGHT: This is how we filmed the running scenes
LEFT: Katrina Law posing for the camera RIGHT: Harry added to the mix
LEFT: Most of the cast & crew RIGHT: Katrina, Thaine, George, me, Don, and Harry
Producers George Wang & Don Le
Director of Photography Nathaniel Fu
1st AD Danny Do
Editor Ross Ching
Music Composer Paul Dateh
VFX Supervisor David Adametz
Stunt Coordinator Xin Wuku
Stunts (Add'l) Malay
Special Effects Modeler David Nicholson
Effects Fabrication Timberly Matonic
Gaffer David Keton
Key Grip Paolo Ongkeko
Best Boy Grip Justin Vancho
Boom Operator Evan Lee Dahl
Sound Add'l Paolo Ongkeko
Sound Design David Adametz
Stylist Roxy Flores
Stylist Asst. Raquel Flores
Makeup Jennifer Luna
Hair Danielle Starkweather
PA Katie Soo
Stills Photographer Nick Acosta
BTS Add'l Giordanny Orellana
Craft Services Adrian Zaw, Tiffany Nguyen
Location Manager Mike Yamamoto
Marshall Monitors
Selective Stone
Special Thanks to:
Mark Fisher
Ryan Wieber
Marissa Upchurch
Christine Chen
A Common Thread
Selective Stone
Nelson Diaz


text:
6:00 pm18:00
Ceilume+Portland Architecture Designer Showcase: Featuring Garrison Hullinger
The next Ceilume+Portland Architecture Designer Showcase will feature Garrison Hullinger, of Garrison Hullinger Interior Design (GHID).
Hullinger and his firm have exploded onto the Pacific Northwest (and national) design scene with award-winning projects in residential, commercial, hospitality and custom home segments, and a unique "purpose-driven" design philosophy.
The firm's combination of sophisticated design and business sense has landed it on the Portland Business Journal's 100 Fastest Growing Private Companies in both 2014 and 2015; won two Best of HOUZZ Awards in 2015 and 2016; and People's Choice, Realtor's Choice and Professional's Choice awards in the 2015 Street of Dreams.


text:
This documentation is archived and is not being maintained.
NativeWindow.DestroyHandle Method
Visual Studio 2010
Namespace: System.Windows.Forms
Destroys the window and its handle.
Assembly: System.Windows.Forms (in System.Windows.Forms.dll)
This method destroys the window associated with the Handle, sets the Handle property to 0, and calls the OnHandleChange method to reflect the change. Typically, you only call DestroyHandle when you are done with the native window.
The NativeWindow class automatically will destroy the associated window and release its resources in response to a WM_DESTROY message.
Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 or later, Windows XP SP3, Windows XP SP2 x64 Edition, Windows Server 2008 (Server Core not supported), Windows Server 2008 R2 (Server Core supported with SP1 or later), Windows Server 2003 SP2
The .NET Framework does not support all versions of every platform. For a list of the supported versions, see .NET Framework System Requirements.


text:
You are reading the older HTML site
Positive Feedback
Trash Reviews - Dr. Sardonicus
Something has been annoying me long enough, I decided to say something about it.
As I have read what others have to say about Positive Feedback Online, I have often seen comments to the effect that it is a "cop out" for us not to print negative reviews. It is portrayed as some sort of ethical lapse or absence of courage on our part, somehow connected to supposed worry about losing advertising dollars.
The policy of "no trash-'em reviews" has always made perfect sense to me, even when I have been provoked to actually want to write one. But it has never had anything to do with advertising. If a positive review translated to advertising dollars, PFO would not have to have struggled along, hand to mouth, as it has all of these years.
But, this is about me, so ….First, I am hugely selfish, so as an audiophile I find uninteresting equipment and uninteresting music unworthy of my extended attention, either as a reader or a writer. If I can't work up any enthusiasm about listening to the stuff, I certainly cannot work up any positive enthusiasm for writing about it.
Short of getting paid incentive ducats (I wish), to do a negative review, it requires that one derive some sort of satisfaction from it. I think that doing a trash review requires more of a mean streak than I have, and I actually have a fairly wide one.
I know, I know, there is the old sock of "protecting the consumer," but let me see a show of hands for how many of you buy that rationale? Is a reviewer 'protecting' the consumer by trashing the Squallenholler IV, because that reviewer thinks it is significantly inferior to the Moanngroan SE?
I think PFO serves to protect the consumer when we do educational pieces or write about gray-market issues and the like, and most especially when we direct readers to products of true merit …not through writing negative reviews.
Secondly, I am convinced there is profound musical and neurological-perceptual variation among us. I believe this variation is significant enough to allow me to be utterly repelled by something another listener finds deeply musically fulfilling. Otherwise, there simply is no rational explanation for Kenny G, "modern" classical music, and Celine Dion, oh …and my second wife.
But herein lies the danger.
We audiophiles live with some onerous nonsense (e.g., no tone controls) because at one time this nonsense was in the form of some respected reviewer's passionately stated preference. There is a regrettable tendency for preferences to migrate to principles in human thought, and it almost always results in bloody conflict. We continually pull each other down into the mud of internecine death-cage matches over topologies and what goes with what …with the blood spatter ennobled with the high moral tone of scientific or ethical certainty.
I don't think anything in my audio experience has been quite as revealing of this fact as my determined, but unsuccessful stint with single-ended tube amplifiers. With some effort I can get my head into a place where intellectually I can accept that others find nirvana therein, but my heart and soul will not follow. C'est la vie.
I used to feel the same way about horns …hated 'em, hated 'em, until I heard the execution of a JBL compression driver/horn combination on the XLH Reference 1812 speakers. Also, c'est la vie. Or rather …vivez et apprenez.
So …it probably seems sometimes that I like everything, because I only write about things I feel enthusiastic about. The reality is that I am extremely selective about what I will bring in for review, and I am very willing to send a component home without review if I am not impressed. Rather than being the Gwendolyn one might infer from my sunny write-ups, I am really a grumpy old miscreant—just ask around.
And talk about grumpy! Imagine all the work it takes to set up a review, get the danged thing through the Sargasso sea that is modern shipping, heft it into place, try to give it what it needs, listen through the break-in, break-down, whatever, only THEN to find you are just going to re-box it, make that uncomfortable phone call, and once again face shipping hell. If THAT doesn't make you grumpy, nothing will.
So, now, to finish the neat little bow in this diatribe …not once in about a decade of association with Positive Feedback have I heard a single comment about my decisions about what and if to write …based on ANYTHING …let alone some form of economic impact to the magazine.
Like it …don't like it, write about it, or don't write about it …nary a word said. My call.
So you conspiracy theorists look elsewhere. The choice not to do trash reviews at PFO is an aesthetic and philosophical one on the part of the magazine, not an economic one. And as a long term associate it is one I heartily support.


text:
Vinod Pandey
Ek Baar Phir
During a trip to London, the gentle, art-loving Kalpana (Deepti Naval) grows disillusioned with her arrogant movie star husband (Suresh Oberoi) and finds herself an outsider in his glamorous world. Enter unassuming artist Vimal (Pradeep Verma), who shows Kalpana a different side of life. Together, their friendship blossoms into an affair that will change their lives forever.


text:
I have been watching a yellow and black garden spider for about a month now - behind my house on a bush - I have taken pictures also - I noticed yesterday - there are now 3 egg sacs - I looked today and did not see the spider - could she have died this soon? Also am wondering can I move those egg sacs before Spring and relocate them in another bush farther away from the house?
Spider Egg Sac
Sorry nobody answered you. That is what I do. After she dies, which breaks my heart even though it happens every year, I move the egg sacs. This time I won't have to though because she is in the back and out of the way. Next year I'll be out there looking for her offspring. I get really attached to them.
Lisa, I have several sacs attached to the plants going into the greenhouse. I need to move them because I need to spray the plants before they go in. Would it be better to tie the sacs to evergreen bushes or deciduous ones in the yard?
Good Lord, I don't know. The ones I do move I put in a Suet Bird Feeder and hang it away from the house and then check on it to watch for baby spiders. I can't remember when they hatch that info may be in the Bug Files.
I have looked this year and don't see a spider - I was hoping that one of the little ones would have stayed. still hoping!
Post a Reply to this Thread
More Wildlife Gardening Threads
Spider-Manstarted by justj127
last post by justj127Aug 17, 20160Aug 17, 2016
Have you seen many monarch butterflies or caterpillars this year?started by GoPlantGo
last post by GoPlantGoSep 12, 20160Sep 12, 2016
Questions about outside spiderstarted by Jennibee
last post by JennibeeMar 25, 20172Mar 25, 2017
Riprap and wildflower seedsstarted by VonFritz
last post by VonFritzJun 12, 20171Jun 12, 2017
Raccoon removal from gardenstarted by SamSandez
last post by SamSandezJul 11, 20170Jul 11, 2017


text:
Property stocks may have been one of the best-performing categories on the small cap index over the past year as the sector shook off the financial crisis that had brought it to its knees, but many are still trading well below their asset values.
These stocks have generated an average total return of around 200 per cent over the past 12-months when the S&P/ASX Small Ordinaries Index gained 60 per cent, but many still look compelling on valuations - particularly since experts are expecting the discount between price and tangible asset values to shrink this year.
This could spell a buying opportunity for astute investors as the headwinds that have buffeted the sector are easing and as tailwinds start to grow.
The bargains though are at the smaller-end of the property market as large cap property names appear to be fully valued.
However, investing in small cap property stocks is like walking a minefield for the uninitiated and the apparent bargains that dot the property landscape can often turn out to be a valuation trap.
"For the real estate investment trusts [REITs] outside the S&P/ASX 200, and there are about 40 of them, the majority of these still have a lot of issues. For instance, the average loan-to-valuation ratio in the ASX 200 REITs is 26 per cent while outside the 200 is about 61 per cent," said the REIT analyst for Patersons Securities, Jonathan Kriska.
"For the smaller real estate investment trusts [REITs], most of them have not recapitalised and still have too much debt. Many are not paying distributions while all the big ones are."
While the price discount to tangible assets is warranted in many cases, there are genuine pockets of deep value among the junior property names and Mr Kriska offers a few tips on what investors should be looking for.
"Firstly, it has to be paying a distribution. If it isn't, it's a pretty good sign that they've got some issues. Then look at whether they have been recapitalised recently and how much headroom they have on their covenants. You want a gearing level [net debt to assets] below 50 per cent if you can," he added.
His top three picks are
Aspen reported a 130 per cent jump in net profit on Monday to $13 million as revenue rose 4 per cent to $36.3 million for the six months to December 31, although net tangible asset dropped to 71¢ from $1.25 due to last years dilutive capital raising that was underwritten by Patersons.
Mr Kriska believes earnings have bottomed and he sees a close to 50 per cent upside for the stock over the next 12-months as Aspen is expected to swing to profit for the full year with net profit for 2009-10 estimated at $32.4 million compared with last year's loss of $64.7 million.
Growthpoint has regained some of its defensive characteristics following its recapitalisation, stock split and heavy writedowns. The company is domestically focused and around 68 per cent of its properties are leased to Woolworths.
Mr Kriska believes the current mispricing of the stock after its recapitalisation offers investors an "excellent investment opportunity" and he is forecasting a total 12-month return of around 25 per cent for the stock.
Cromwell is another value play for income investors even though it is trading on a modest discount to its asset value and is susceptible to rising interest rates due to its relatively low hedging profile. Mr Kriska estimates that a 2 per cent increase in the base interest rate will be 10 per cent dilutive to the group's earnings, although it will still leave the stock yielding over 10 per cent.
Patersons has a price target of 79¢ on the stock.
Another property name that could be heavily undervalued is
However, signs of an economic recovery is emerging in that market and Deutsche Bank is urging investors to buy the stock as it is trading at a 64 per cent discount to the broker's estimated book value of $1 a share. The fund's net asset value is likely to rise from here and that should ease worries that it could breach its covenant.
Deutsche has a 12-month price target of 52¢ on Tishman.
The Australian Financial Review


text:
Date of Release: May 17th, 2007
Reference: Public assistance
The Portsmouth Police Department is asking for the public's assistance in identifying a man believed to have been masturbating while at the Portsmouth Public Library located at 175 Parrott Avenue in Portsmouth. This incident occurred on Monday, May 14th between 4:10 PM and 4:30 PM while the man was seated at a computer. There was a delay in this incident being reported to the police due to the fact that the victim was a minor, and both the police and the library were notified after the child's parents were.
A composite of the man has been completed. He is described as being of Asian descent, possibly Indonesian, in his late twenties or early thirties, average height and weight, with dark hair that is cut in a 'bowl' style.
Anyone with any information is asked to call the Bureau of Investigative Services at 436-2511. Callers can remain anonymous by contacting Crime Stoppers at 431-1199 or 1-207-439-1199, or visiting their website, www.seacoastcrimestoppers.org.


text:
Whoop-de-do. Mega-stars Brad and Angelina are engaged and their six "kids are thrilled." But, the couple apparently is not in any hurry to marry. No date set. No idea when.
It's clear that I'm an old fogey, a social conservative who believes the new norm in regard to marriage — or should I say, non-marriage — is a tragic trend in a world where kids struggle to find role models and stability.
Lovely Angelina might think herself unique; however, she's just one of the masses in a growing trend of older, unmarried mothers. Two decades ago, 28 percent of births in the United States were to single mothers. That number is now up to 45 percent — a trend once dominated by teens, but not anymore.
The U.S. Center for Health Statistics (CHS), as per the Heritage Foundation, (email@example.com, April 12, 2012), reports teen births have dropped, in some places, 50 percent. That's certainly something to celebrate.
But, not so fast: Today, 75 percent of the current increase in unwed births is among women between the ages of 18-29. Ms. Angelina doesn't fit into that age group anymore, but not to worry; she's plenty sure of herself. I do wonder if she cares about her influence on women who don't have her economic status. Or if she's proud of the message she sends to her children.
We already know that "single-parent families are much more likely to be dependent on government welfare," but consider this: Additionally, children raised outside of married-parent homes are at greater risk for a "variety of negative outcomes." Angelina's clearly not worried about all that stuff and though the icon is admired by many, her example promises sorrow.
And, so we can ask, why is society so quiet on this trend? Could it be the answer is the protection of adult gratification, enhanced by ignorance of consequences? And, marriage advocates are rendered quiet by peer pressure?
I enjoy watching real estate shows on cable TV. It's common to see unmarried parents buying homes. They'll commit to a mortgage contract, but not to their union. In one show, the mother, a real estate agent, ferried her daughter and the daughter's boy friend around as they looked to buy a home to celebrate their first year of dating.
We're moving at high speed away from the very culture, which stabilized children and families for centuries. We debate the tragedy of national debt left for the next generations, and of children's physical safety and health as per McDonald's, on and on. Yet the lack of attention to the value of married parents and stable homes is ignored.
As I see it, self indulgence is at the root of this sorrow. If mom and dad are compatible enough to live together, why not teach — through example — the value in relationship commitments by certifying intentions. Some describe commitments as "psychological contracts." Thus, we mentally identify who we are and seek a partner who wants the same. Life without relationship commitments reaps emptiness, a hollowness, which is never filled, thus leading to addictions and destructive behavior. Hedging one's bets is costly.
Yes, it seems divorce began this ugly matter. Numbers shot up about the time "free love" was the new recreational God in the 60s and 70s. Then marriage became a nuisance.
Don't bother writing me in support of divorce. This review is not about dangerous relationships. I encourage couples to flee from the sick, violent and ugly. This discussion is about vision, maturity, self-discipline and sacrifice. It's about the children.
Start your search engines. If you're looking, there is more social science evidence on the Web to support my premise, but common sense trumps all stats. On the other hand, maybe it's easier not to know. Maybe it's just easier to follow Angelina down the slippery slope.


text:
After an inactive offseason last year in term of chasing big names and two seasons without winning the baseball's biggest prize, the Yankees have gotten a jump on their work this winter.
Less than 24 hours after news that they had signed CC Sabathia to an extension to a contract he could have opted out of, the Yankees took care of another of their burning issues.
The team announced Tuesday that Brian Cashman, whose previous deal was up, had signed a three-year contract to remain as Yankees general manager. The value of the deal was not disclosed.
Cashman, 44, has been in the role since 1998 and been with the organization since 1986. While he has been GM, the Yankees have won six American League pennant and four World Series titles.
This offseason has already seen significant GM movement, with the Red Sox's Theo Epstein becoming the Cubs' president of baseball operations, the Padres' Jed Hoyer becoming Cubs GM, the Angels replacing Tony Reagins with Jerry Dipoto as GM and San Diego hiring Josh Byrnes.
According to the Yankees, Cashman has the third-longest tenure among current GMs and is the longest-serving Yankees GM since Ed Barrow led the team from Oct. 28, 1920, to Feb. 20, 1945.
Daily Pitch is a baseball fan's destination for breaking news, emerging trends and enlightening banter. With a veteran group of reporters positioned in three time zones, we provide a balanced, comprehensive glimpse at our national pastime, with a nod to both the passion and complexities that make the sport irresistible to many. More about our reporters


text:
Eastern Pennsylvania Vectorworks User Group Meeting
Steven Glickman
Tuesday, February 14, 2012 at 6:30 PM (EST)
Join the Eastern Pennsylvania Vectorworks User Group's next meeting:
Date: Tuesday, February 14
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Location: Steven L. Glickman Architect & Lynne Holden Interior Design, 24 N. 4th St., 2nd floor, Easton, PA
Topic: This month we will look at the ins and outs of 3D Section Viewports including: Design Layer Sectional Viewports & Sheet Layer Sectional Viewports. These features are very powerful and useful. We will go over many of the option available from Interior Elevations, to Rendering to details and any other interesting topics that may arise.
Party bus!
Two people in the Philly area were considering carpooling to the User Group meeting, including the next one on February 14. The current starting points are the Abbington Area and the Villanova Area, possibly meeting up and forming a caravan, a bus ride or a group commute with the intended destination being the User Group Meeting on Feb 14. One thing led to another and the idea of a User Group Party Bus evolved (at least in concept). I can supply the beer when you arrive, to those not driving. For further information contact: Don Marquardt in the Abbington Area at 215.886.6916 or email@example.com or Judith G. Repp in the Villanova area at 610.520.7144 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Are you new and interested in attending?
Send an email to the user group leader Steven Glickman at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Check out other user group meetings across the U.S. on our website!
Join millions of people on Eventbrite.
In order to purchase these tickets in installments, you'll need an Eventbrite account. Log in or sign up for a free account to continue.


text:
PHOTO GALLERY: 14 Things For Which Celebuzz is Thankful
This Thanksgiving, as we all sit down to stuff ourselves with turkey in a gluttonous attempt to remember how great we've got it, your friends here at Celebuzz would like to take a moment to actually list out the stuff for which we're so thankful (mostly celebrities, because they're the best).
So click through our "gallery of thanks" and see if you agree with our selections. You can also see what our pals Kim Kardashian, Khloe Kardashian, and Whitney Port are thankful for (besides being millionaires).
When you've finally gorged yourselves on all this celebrity Thanksgiving gratitude, leave your own comments listing all things for which you are thankful!


text:
Father: James D. SPENCER b: BET 1798 AND 1799 in New York
Mother: Rachel MCCLENTOE b: in of Pennsylvania
Marriage 1 Eliza Jane WILLIAMS b: 28 OCT 1842 in New York
RootsWeb.com, Inc. is NOT responsible for the content of the GEDCOMs uploaded through the WorldConnect Program. If you have a problem with a particular entry, please contact the submitter of said entry. You have full control over your GEDCOM. You can change or remove it at any time.


text:
Scotland inspires symphonic treat
Music lovers have a special treat this weekend with Nikolaj Znaider on the podium and Noah Bendix-Balgley as violin soloist with the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra.
Natural musicality shone in three German romantic classics, achieving a rightness that is rare.
The first half of the concert on Friday night in Heinz Hall was devoted to music inspired by Scotland, both its natural beauty and its lore.
It was apparent from the first pages of Felix Mendelssohn's "The Hebrides Overture" that Znaider was drawing a particularly beautiful sound from the orchestra. He was generous with the middle voices, which makes sense not only in the play of ideas but for richness of sonority.
Znaider led a performance that was astutely drawn for the music's pictorial element and showed real and tasteful appreciation of the beautiful contrasting theme. Some passages were smoother in articulation than expected, but the performance did not lack for drama.
Bendix-Balgley made the most of Max Bruch's "Scottish Fantasy" in showing off his recently acquired 1732 Carlo Bergonzi violin, including the instrument's timbral dimensions.
It was a performance entirely in tune with what we have come to expect from the young concertmaster, above all a singing style of communicative sincerity and spontaneity. His exemplary technique included hitting his high notes without fudging with vibrato — obviously preferable and surprisingly rare.
Znaider was mostly as sympathetic a conductor as one would expect from a musician who played the solo part with the Pittsburgh Symphony in March 2005. However, there were a few lyrical places where the conductor's baton reached the next beat before the soloist.
Robert Schumann's Symphony No. 4 provided a satisfying conclusion built on the virtues that made performances in the first half so rewarding. It was actually paced a bit more urgently than the Mendelssohn but found a good range for the two sides of Schumann's personality. Orchestral balances were wonderful to hear: plenty of brass, for example, but never a moment when any brass instrument was too loud.
Oboist Cynthia deAlmeida and cellist Anne Martindale Williams created a wonderfully fluid color in introducing the main theme of the slower movement. Associate concertmaster Mark Huggins played the lengthy violin solos superbly.
This concert will be repeated at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in Heinz Hall, Downtown. Admission is $30.75 to $124.75. Details: 412-392-4900 or www.pittsburghsymphony.org.
Mark Kanny is classical music critic for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-320-7877 or email@example.com.


text:
This report provides an overview of frameworks and experience in Latin America and internationally in dealing with the challenges associated with corporate governance of company groups. It describes their economic rationale, benefits and relevance in Latin America, and how they are defined, overseen and regulated. It also delves into some of the risks and more specific challenges involved in ensuring protection of minority shareholder rights and managing or minimising conflicts of interest within groups. It notes the rising importance of Latin American-based multinational company groups. Finally, it reviews existing international and regional guidance on corporate governance of company groups before assessing the more specific policy options and challenges in the region, and describing the conclusions reached by the Latin American Corporate Governance Roundtable and Task Force on Company Groups based on this report's findings. Country-specific chapters provide more specific descriptions of the frameworks in place for corporate governance of company groups in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Peru.
This report evaluates the corporate governance framework for the Colombian state-owned enterprise sector relative to the OECD Guidelines on Corporate Governance of State-Owned Enterprises. The report was prepared at the request of the Republic of Colombia. It is based on a review involving all OECD countries.
This report evaluates the corporate governance practices of Colombian SOEs against the OECD Guidelines on Corporate Governance of State-Owned Enterprises. The assessment was prepared based on information provided by the Colombian authorities, an analysis of the available literature and interviews with authorities, consultants, academics, and company as well as stakeholder representatives.
Ésta reunión se ha centrado en la inversión en infraestructura para la creación de empleo y el desarrollo en América Latina, con un particular énfasis en el papel de la inversión privada y en cómo promover asociaciones público privadas exitosas.
This meeting focused on investing in infrastructure for jobs and development in Latin Ameria, with a particular emphasis on the role of private investment and on how to have successful public-private partnerships.
English, , 719kb
This study surveys the corporate governance landscape and sets out recommendations from across 8 key issues relevant to board effectiveness: board duties; handling of conflicts of interest; selection and structure criteria; criteria for independence; board committees; Chairman/CEO separation; board risk management; and board evaluation.
El papel de América Latina en la construcción de un nuevo sistema financiero y económico internacional tiene que ser relevante. La experiencia acumulada en la gestión de crisis financieras y programas de recuperación en la región es importante, según el Secretario general de la OCDE.
Latin America has a major role to play in building a new international financial and economic system, since it has accumulated substantial experience in managing financial crises and recovery programs, according to the OECD Secretary-General.
English, , 48kb
This presentation was made at the International Seminar held in Bogota, Colombia on 10 July 2003. It discusses the process for the review of the Principles, as well as the Latin American White Paper on Corporate Governance


text:
We are the most trusted name in this domain and are pleased to offer the exotic collection of Cotton Reversible Hand Block Print & kantha work Bedspreads. Our collection has the mesmerizing designs, premium texture and high comfort-fabric. The offered bed sheets are crafted using genuine quality material and tested by our experts in compliance with industry-set quality standards. Further, our clients can avail such a stylish collection of bed sheets at market-leading prices.
- Attractive design
- Easy to maintain
- Light weight


text:
LONGWOOD, Fla. – After a second-round performance that left SLU fans scratching their heads, the Saint Leo women's golf team came out on Tuesday morning a refocused bunch as they put together an impressive final-round showing in the 35th Annual Peggy Kirk Bell Invitational hosted by Rollins College and played at the Alaqua Country Club. The Lions jumped three spots to finish in sixth place at the conclusion of the tournament.
Starting the day trailing Sunshine State Conference opponent Lynn and Division III competitor Methodist University, the Lions saw three team members shoot in the 70's for their final round as junior Suzanne Ervin's 75 was the low-score for the team in round three.
Senior Anna Riss and freshman Goeun Lee each carded a 77 in the final 18 holes as SLU improved their team score by an astounding 18-strokes over Monday afternoon's 329. Saint Leo finished the tournament with a team total 318-329-311—958, which was 58 strokes behind tournament champion Nova Southeastern, the nation's top-seed.
Between NSU and SLU sat Daytona State College (307-304-301—912), host Rollins (306-305-303—914), SSC foe Florida Southern (309-311-304—324) and Belmont Abbey (320-314-314—948).
Despite a mixed performance, Riss took home the team's best performer award as she finished tied in ninth position. Junior Jordan Hatch finished tied for 22nd while Ervin finished in 48th.
Rounding out the SLU lineup was Lee's 48th-place finish and Kristina Carvalho's 60-place spot.


text: InterDigital also filed parallel actions in the United States District Court for the District of Delaware alleging that Respondents' same 3G and 4G wireless devices infringe the same Asserted Patents identified in the USITC complaint. The Delaware complaints seek a permanent injunction and compensatory damages in an amount to be determined, as well as enhanced damages based on willful infringement, and recovery of reasonable attorneys' fees and costs. If the USITC institutes the investigation referenced above, Respondents will have a statutory right (but not the obligation) to stay the Delaware District Court proceeding pending a final determination in the USITC.About InterDigital ® InterDigital develops fundamental wireless technologies that are at the core of mobile devices, networks, and services worldwide. We solve many of the industry's most critical and complex technical challenges, inventing solutions for more efficient broadband networks and a richer multimedia experience years ahead of market deployment. InterDigital has licenses and strategic relationships with many of the world's leading wireless companies. Founded in 1972, InterDigital is listed on NASDAQ and is included in the S&P MidCap 400 ® index. InterDigital is a registered trademark of InterDigital, Inc. For more information, visit: www.interdigital.com.


text:
Welcome!! Morrell Décor specializes in Vibrant Party & Wedding Decorations, Vintage Treasures, Refinished Home Accents & unique DIY project supplies.
PLEASE TAKE a MOMENT to NOTICE THE PROCESSING TIME on each item prior to checking out. Many items are hand crafted or hand painted to order. You will find the processing time under the "Shipping / Policies" tab at the bottom of each listing. This information will also be found on your receipt which will be emailed to you through Etsy at the time of your order.
PLEASE read my SHOP POLICIES prior to making a purchase.
Please make sure to READ entire item DESCRIPTION and to VIEW ALL the PHOTOS provided for the listings you are considering purchasing. All listings have detailed descriptions and 5 photos to accurately portray size of item and other important details which are essential to the item listing description.
To insure that I respond to you quickly and to eliminate spam mail issues, PLEASE CONTACT ME THROUGH ETSY CONVERSATIONS AND NOT MY EMAIL. I want to make sure all your inquiries are answered and not missed. Thank you so much.
Thank you for shopping with Morrell Décor where you will find hundreds of items for decorating your home or your special event.....
Happy Shopping!
Welcome!! Morrell Décor specializes in Vibrant Party & Wedding Decorations, Vintage Treasures, Refinished Home Accents & unique DIY project supplies.
PLEASE TAKE a MOMENT to NOTICE THE PROCESSING TIME on each item prior to checking out. Many items are hand crafted or hand painted to order. You will find the processing time under the "Shipping / Policies" tab at the bottom of each listing. This information will also be found on your receipt which will be emailed to you through Etsy at the time of your order.
PLEASE read my SHOP POLICIES prior to making a purchase.
Please make sure to READ entire item DESCRIPTION and to VIEW ALL the PHOTOS provided for the listings you are considering purchasing. All listings have detailed descriptions and 5 photos to accurately portray size of item and other important details which are essential to the item listing description.
To insure that I respond to you quickly and to eliminate spam mail issues, PLEASE CONTACT ME THROUGH ETSY CONVERSATIONS AND NOT MY EMAIL. I want to make sure all your inquiries are answered and not missed. Thank you so much.
Thank you for shopping with Morrell Décor where you will find hundreds of items for decorating your home or your special event.....
Happy Shopping!
- All 799
- TISSUE Paper Asst COLORS 133
- TISSUE Paper PRINTS 33
- Rose PETALS 195
- CONFETTI all Occasions 101
- Baby Shower Decorations 44
- Gift TAGS / Die CUTS 66
- PlaceCARDS & GlassCHARMS 20
- KNOBS & Pulls 52
- VINTAGE Treasures 39
- CANDLESTICKS Candelabra 25
- JEWELRY Box VALET Stand 12
- DECOR / Home Accents 32
- DIY Supplies Packaging 47
rinemelbella on Jul 25, 2017
Sophia Fong on Jul 24, 2017
The colors looked so great together and were unusual enough shades that it would be difficult to find them in a store. I'm making poms for my aisles and am cutting these sheets in quarters (so I get about 10" poms). Very satisfied.
Living my creative dream while being my authentic self....
*Welcome to my shop of creative wonders and colorful accents*
I absolutely LOVE what I do every day. I am passionate about vintage home accents and creating decorations that make any event more festive and unforgettable. My Etsy shop manifested itself seven years ago with the realization that I could express myself through my creativity, all the while helping others to find their perfect décor. I am ecstatic to say that my décor and supplies have been used and loved all over the world, in homes and at special events.
Working with my customers to bring them fresh home and party decorations is just one of the many ways I enjoy helping others to achieve their decorating goals. My shop is updated with new listings frequently (my journal is always filled with new ideas)! To maintain such a high variety of products, I am always on the hunt for unique materials and pieces. I travel all over the beautiful state of Colorado searching for antiques and treasures. Many of these unique and vintage pieces are refurbished and made to be one-of-a-kind décor for you to enjoy; from start to finish, this process is my obsession! I give back to my community and state by purchasing items from thrift stores and second hand shops that dedicate their proceeds to helping individuals with developmental disabilities and individuals in need.
Thank you for letting my shop be a part of your every day lives and the milestones that make life extraordinary.
Lori Morrell
Shop members
Lori Morrell
Owner, Event And Home Decorator, Party Decor Designer
I have always loved to decorate and make things from scratch. Having been a designer in children's apparel to an interior decorator, my passion for style and design has never wavered. I simply adore making things look beautiful!
Maddisen Morrell
Social Network Manager, Trend Researcher, Assistant
Maddisen, is a valuable part of my growing business. She researches wedding & home fashion trends, helps write listing descriptions & manages my social media accounts. Her fashion forward awareness helps me stay relevant in the marketplace.
Drake Morrell
General Studio Assistant
Drake is a great assistant when he is home from college. He helps me with shipping and is learning the fine art of photography for creating beautiful listings. He has a very keen eye for details & is learning the ins and outs of my small business.
Shop policies
Many of my items are made to order and can be customized to your color needs.
I am committed to providing you with :
Quality Products
Friendly Service
Fast Shipping
Quick Message Return
Value Priced items
I am very responsive to your questions and love working with my loyal shoppers and new customers to insure your complete satisfaction.
PLEASE read all of my shop policies prior to committing to a purchase.
Thank you so much.
To insure that I respond to you quickly and to eliminate spam mail issues, PLEASE CONTACT ME THROUGH ETSY CONVERSATIONS AND NOT MY YAHOO EMAIL. I want to make sure all your inquiries are answered and not missed. Thank you so much.
Accepted payment methods
- Accepts Etsy Gift Cards and Etsy Credits
The Terms and Conditions are as Follows:
Please view the Processing Production Time noted by Etsy as "Ready to Ship In" marked on each listing ( this is found at the bottom of each item description under the "Policies / Shipping" tab) . The number of days listed are the days needed to make or to get the order ready to ship...this is not the date buyer will receive the order by. The shipping postal delivery time is in addition to this. Many Items are made to order. In addition, on every order receipt, buyer will see a note on the top right corner with the notation "Scheduled to ship by". This is the date by which the order will leave my studio. Please note that I will ship by the end of the business day posted, or before if possible. For example, if the receipt states "Scheduled to ship by" August 1, 2014, the order will leave my studio on that day or prior to this date if it is ready ahead of the posted processing time.
If you need your faster than the noted time frame...please contact me BEFORE checking out. I will do my best to accommodate your request.
Due to the variety of weights and sizes of the items in my shop, if you are interested in purchasing multiple items from Morrell Décor, please contact me for a combined shipping quote. Shipping costs are based on the rates of the US Postal Service and take into account the weight of the item(s) and the shipping destination.
Etsy Direct Connect and Paypal are the accepted methods of payment.
Item(s) will ship after a payment transaction confirmation has been received and payment has cleared the bank.
Please know that I use the address on your Etsy transaction for shipping not the paypal address. I would greatly appreciate it if you could double check to make sure the address you provide is correct. I am not responsible, nor will I reimburse buyer for purchase and shipping / handling costs if address provided is incorrect, incomplete, Address Not Found or marked as not-deliverable. Please take the time to check the address you have provided to Etsy. Thank you so much for your attention on this important detail.
With the exception of glass vases, where insurance is included, all other items DO NOT include insurance.If you would like insurance please let me know prior to check out so that I can make the adjustment to the shipping profile. If you wish to have insurance or rush delivery, please convo me PRIOR to checking out so the cost adjustment can be made.
When you check out, please make sure the shipping address to you or your gift recipient is correct . If you would like to have a gift item shipped for you, I will do so with the proper shipping information you provide to me. If you would like the receipt left out of your package (if it's a gift) please let me know at checkout. I am also happy to include a little note on your behalf....Just let me know what you would like the note to state :)
If you are sending an e-check through paypal, your item(s) will ship as soon as I am notified by paypal that your e-check has cleared. E-checks can take anywhere from 3 to 5 business days in the US to clear your bank and mine. International payments often take up to 10 days to clear. Thank you in advance for your understanding on this issue.
If you are interested in multiple listings from Morrell Decor, please contact me before making a purchase. I will gladly give you an accurate shipping and handling quote based on your zip or country.
INTERNATIONAL Customers...please note that shipping time will vary anywhere from 10 days to 3 weeks or longer on all international shipments.
Tracking numbers will be posted on your Etsy receipt so you can see where your order is in transit.
By law, I am required to fill out a custom form that itemizes the contents of the package.
* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
All International customers, any and ALL CUSTOMS FEES, brokerage fees, VAT Fees, duty fees or other customs related charges are SOLELY THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER. These fees are completely outside of my control and are the responsibility of the buyer to know about and cover these costs.
* * * * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
International Priority mail upgrade ( 6 to 10 days for delivery) is available upon request for some items. Additional charges will be based on the item(s) weight and size. Many items ,due to size and weight, are not able to ship Internationally.
Many items have the option to upgrade to PRIORITY MAIL. This option will be present at checkout if the upgrade option is available for that item. If you wish to upgrade to priority mail, please know that PRIORITY MAIL SPEEDS UP THE SHIPPING TIME BUT DOES NOT SPEED UP THE PROCESSING TIME REQUIRED FOR THE ITEM. If you need an item before the required shipping time, please contact me prior to checking out. I will check my production schedule and see if I can accommodate your rush request.
All items that are"made to order" will ship out within the number of production days listed on each item....with two exceptions. First, if you paid by e-check (as my payment policy states...I will wait for the payment to clear before shipping). Second, if clarification is required to complete your order request, this may delay your order. All items that are one of a kind and ready to ship will ship out within 2 to 3 business days upon receipt of payment.
PLEASE NOTE...All GIFT TAGS and MOST HOME ACCENTS / WALL HOOKS and bottle openers ARE MADE / PAINTED TO ORDER and require production time prior to shipping. I have placed the number of production days required for each item on each listing. If you need them sooner, please let me know. I will do my very best to accommodate your needs. I always do my best to ship as soon as possible. Please check out my feedback to see the positive feedback I have received.
All US ship to orders include delivery confirmation and tracking through the USPS. International Shipments have a Custom Declaration form tracking number. This customs form is proof of shipment. You will find the Customs Form and Tracking number on your Etsy receipt for your tracking convenience.
International buyers...any customs charges are the buyers sole responsibility.
Please note: I ship to the address listed on your Etsy order NOT the address on your Paypal account. Please make sure that that address for ship to is correct. I will not be held responsible, nor will I reimburse buyer for an incorrect, incomplete or undeliverable address.
DOMESTIC and INTERNATIONAL PARCELS RETURNED TO SENDER BY THE US POSTAL SERVICE:
If for ANY reason a parcel / order is redirected back to Morrell Decor by the Postal System, buyer will be notified immediately. A picture, as proof of the returned package, will be sent to the buyer of the returned parcel with the postal system notation on it. Buyer will have have the option to have order re-sent and the shipping charges for the re-shipment will be the sole responsibility of the buyer. Morrell Decor will send a "postage only" listing for buyer to check out with.
*******Reason for Parcels returned to sender may include (but are not limited to):
** Incorrect / Incomplete address provided by buyer
** No Such Address
** Unclaimed
** Address Unknown
** Refused
If buyer refuses a parcel which comes back to Morrell Decor, Morrell Decor reserves the right to offer a store credit only based on the purchase price of the item (less any re-stocking fee which may be assessed based on the condition of the returned parcel). Morrell Decor reserves the right to assess re-stocking charge on a case by case bases. Shipping fees will not be reimbursed nor will store credit be given for shipping fees on any "returned to sender by the US Postal Service" orders. If buyer does not want to pay for re-shipment or if there is no response from buyer to notification sent, Morrell Decor reserves the right to offer a store credit ( Less any assessed re-stocking fee and less original shipping). Store credit must be redeemed in the same calendar year as the order was placed. Therefore, a store credit will expire on December 31 of the calendar year in which the purchase was made. All Store credits are generated by Morrell Decor through Etsy Conversation should this type situation arise.
Please contact Lori Morrell Through Etsy Conversations if you have any questions on this or any other policy inquiries.
Unfortunately, I cannot be held responsible for items stolen, broken, damaged, late arriving due to postal error, or lost in the mail (This applies to US and International Shipping). I make special effort to securely pack and label all items so they can arrive safely and meet the post office packing requirements. If you would like the extra piece of mind with insurance, you are welcome to purchase it prior to check out. Just convo me and I will let you know the extra charge for insurance. If you agree, I will make the shipping adjustment to the item and then you can proceed to checkout.
Delivery confirmation and is NOT AVAILABLE through the postal service on International shipments. I do provide a tracking number with each order shipped. However, on International shipments, this tracking number is not always scanned by all countries.
Please read policy for refunds and exchanges below.
I will ship internationally on most items. Please convo me for a price quote. I do require insurance to be purchased for all international shipments.
Refunds and Exchanges
Vintage items will naturally have signs of wear in some cases visible flaws. I make a conserted effort to photograph the items so you can see their beauty and flaws. If you have any questions, I am very responsive and will gladly answer them promptly.
GIFT TAGS are not returnable. Please make sure to double check the size, the shape and the color prior to making your purchase. I also offer a listing for sample tags if you would like to confirm color and size prior to making a larger commitment.
ALL CUSTOM LISTINGS and ALL PAINTED Items are not returnable or exchangeable.
Please make sure you are comfortable with your item(s) prior to purchasing. If you have any questions or uncertainties about an item, I am very quick to respond to questions and am happy to help you in your purchasing decision.
Morrell Decor will not issue any refunds, exchanges or replacements. However, it is the utmost of importance to me that all of my buyers are happy with both my products and my service. Receiving a 5 star rating on each and every transaction is my daily goal that I work diligently to achieve. Prior to leaving your Etsy review, please contact me if you have ANY questions about your purchase. I welcome your communication and will be happy to work with you.
Morrell Decor will not be responsible for damaged, broken, lost or stolen items due to post office. To receive compensation from the post office insurance will need to be bought by the purchaser. Prior to purchasing an item that you wish to insure, please convo me and I will make the cost adjustment to shipping.
If you have any questions or concerns about your order, PLEASE CONTACT ME THROUGH ETSY CONVERSATIONS AND NOT MY YAHOO EMAIL. I want to make sure all your inquiries are answered quickly. Thank you so much.
Additional policies and FAQs
Please make sure to view ALL the photos provided and review the detailed description for the listings you are considering purchasing. All listings have detailed descriptions and photos to accurately portray size of item and other important details.
The processing times are listed on every item in my shop.This information is found on the tab "Shipping/Policies" at the end of each listing description. It is termed "Ready to ship in". This information is again noted on your paid receipt along with on the packing list you will receive. On your receipt and on the packing list it is termed "Scheduled to ship by" with the date.
Many times throughout the year I have a very high volume of orders that come through. I am the only one who makes / refinishes many of the items in my shop (exceptions are the ready made supply items and vintage pieces). I always ship on time and typically ahead of time. The lead times on my listings are set so that I can always accommodate the orders I have at any given time. If you ever have any questions or concerns about a product or its timing, just contact me through Etsy Conversations. I am very responsive happy to help and often am able to accommodate rush orders when needed.
CUSTOM LISTINGS....I love and welcome them daily. Please know that if you do request a custom listing I would truly appreciate it if you would purchase your listing within one week of the time your listing has been posted. Should you decide against your listing after I have made it for you, please be so kind to let me know so that I may use it for another product listing.
Morrell Décor reserves the right to deactivate, re-use or re-name any custom listing that has not been purchased within two weeks of the posting date. As a seller, I am charged for each listing and I appreciate your understanding on this issue.
I welcome Alchemy requests and any custom orders as well.


text:
A restaurant labeling itself a "fusion" experience often means: "We have sushi, General Tso's Chicken and Pad Thai." Instead of marrying tastes for a different twist on a dish or cuisine, it's more about mixing menus to attract a wider variety of patrons. Not so for Taste – Indian Chinese Cuisine in Downers Grove. It takes Chinese dishes and ingredients and tumbles them together with traditional Indian spices and flavors.
Hints of cumin, coriander, honey, chili oil and curry hit the spots where chili paste, hoisin sauce and five spice usually are.
Even the interior is an interesting blend of the two cultures. Curtains at the doorway open into a spacious room filled with Asian vases, paintings and pictures. In the evening, the lights are dimmed for a mellow ambiance.
Despite both cuisines being known for their big, sometimes overwhelming flavors, the fare at Taste is superbly balanced and understated. This type of fusion has been refined in the 100 years since groups of Chinese migrated to India and embraced their new country.
My dining partner and I started with an order of the Shrimp Pepper Salt appetizer. From the first bite, we knew we were in for an interesting – and delicious – meal. The breading was incredibly light and delicate. It provided a nice crunch before giving way to the tasty shrimp beneath.
True to its name, its defining taste was pepper. The recipe highlights how delicious quality pepper can be in the specialty dish of shrimp, onion and scallions. A mild garlic flavor melded it all together.
For one of our entrees, we ordered the Eggplant Chili Honey (Taste seems to let the dish names speak for themselves). It was smothered in a thick sauce that was much less sweet and more savory than anything I had received in years of takeout. The eggplant was lightly fried and surrounded with fresh-cooked green peppers, onion, pineapple and chili peppers.
For our other main course, we ordered another shrimp dish that caught our eye – Chili Shrimp. Our server suggested we try it "dry" – without sauce – and with an order of noodles.
The shrimp was the perfect blend of both Indian and Chinese – a little spicy with a lot of inviting smokey flavors. The lack of sauce really helped bring out all the subtle tastes and spices of Indian cuisine. The dish was tied together with a wonderful chili oil.
Is it your usual Chinese food? Certainly not. But as long as you aren't looking for standard Kung Pao – or Paneer – Taste is the perfect kind of fusion to jostle your taste buds and satisfy your culinary sense of adventure.
The Mystery Diner is a newsroom employee at Suburban Life Media. The diner's identity is not revealed to the restaurant staff before or during the meal. Only positive dining experiences will result in published reviews.
(To view the Mystery Diner's photos taken at Taste, go to http://shawurl.com/t2v; visit its website at www.taste63rd.com.)


text: Five years after the S&P 500's lowest point of the Great Recession, a third of investors still remain skeptical about putting their money in the stock market, according to a TNS survey commissioned by Wells Fargo Private Bank. But more than half of those surveyed (55%) said they would not react any differently in another bear market. Only slightly more than a quarter (28%) said they made major changes to their portfolio. "Since March 9, 2009, the S&P 500's total return has gained more than 200%, and for those who sat out, they missed a great opportunity," said Dean Junkans, chief investment officer for Wells Fargo Private Bank. "On the other end of the spectrum, we are seeing some irrational complacency with the bull run. Some investors are unaware of interest rate risks and have not adjusted to how they go about investing." A major challenge for investors is that they may not have adequately adjusted their investment portfolios to address longer life expectancies and the increased time horizon they will need for their retirement, said Junkans. "Only 13% of those surveyed said longer life spans have caused them to be more aggressive, while 87% are either more conservative or have not made any changes. Investors need to gain a better understanding of their future needs," Junkans said. "Despite the market reaching record highs this year, 21% of the survey respondents who remain wary of the market said nothing would get them to add more stocks to their portfolio." TNS conducted the survey of more than 500 affluent investors ($500,000+ in investable assets) February 6 – 12, 2014, to understand investor sentiment in the current environment, investor thoughts on the bear market from 2008 to 2009, and how they may have changed their investment strategy. According to Junkans, the survey results give great insight into how much more investors need to learn about wealth planning, as well as the importance of identifying goals and sticking to them. "Investors' confidence needs to be rooted in a conviction that they're taking appropriate risks to meet their long-term goals. Without that conviction, emotional investing and reacting to the daily news are a road to failure," said Junkans.


text:
Palo Alto High
The senior pitcher won four softball games by throwing 29 scoreless innings with 38 strikeouts and only seven hits allowed, topped by a perfect game with 14 strikeouts and a pair of two-hit 1-0 wins for the 6-0 Vikings.
Jamin Ball
Menlo School
The senior won all four of his doubles matches and three of four at No. 1 singles, including the deciding match in a 5-3 victory over top-seeded University (Irvine) to earn All-American honors and win the national invitational.
Honorable mention
Sammy Albanese
Castilleja softball
Charlotte Biffar
Palo Alto lacrosse
Lauren Bucolo
Palo Alto softball
Hailie Eackles*
Pinewood basketball
Claire Klausner
Gunn softball
Miranda Seto
Pinewood basketball
Patrick Chase
Menlo tennis
Tom Kremer
Sacred Heart Prep swimming
Philip MacQuitty
Palo Alto track & field
Dylan Mayer
Menlo baseball
Richard Pham
Menlo tennis
Drake Swezey
Palo Alto baseball
* previous winner


text:
Association of Cancer Online Resources ACOR is a unique collection of online cancer communities designed to provide timely and accurate information in a supportive environment.
CancerIndex This nonprofit site contains an overview of cancer resources on the Internet. It contains information for both parents and physicians, with over 4,000 links.
CureSearch CureSearch was formed by the Children's Oncology Group and the National Childhood Cancer Foundation. Through its various arms, the organization participates in research, care, advocacy and fundraising related to childhood cancers. The CureSearch website also contains information on specific types of childhood cancer and treatment.
National Cancer Institute (NCI) This comprehensive website provides statistics and information on various types of cancer, clinical trials and research.
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center This website contains information about cancer, its treatment and prevention.
Centro de Investigación del Cáncer Fred Hutchinson (Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center) Este sitio en el Internet proporciona información en español acerca del cáncer, su tratamiento y prevención.
American Cancer Society (ACS) The society's website provides local ACS information, programs and events, as well as specific topic searches.
CaringBridge.org Free, personalized websites that support and connect loved ones during critical illness, treatment and recovery
Cancer Care, Inc. (CancerCare.org) This nonprofit group offers support and education, online and by phone.
Look Good Feel Better The look good, feel better website. Look Good Feel Better for Teens is a hospital-based public service program created by the Personal Care Products Council Foundation and its collaborators to help girls and guys between the ages of 13 and17 deal with the appearance, health and social side effects of cancer treatment.
Teens Living With Cancer This website offers information for teens about diagnosis, treatment and living with cancer.
Ulman Cancer Fund for Young Adults This website includes information about free support programs, education and resources for young adults, their families and friends who are affected by cancer.
I'm Too Young for This! I'm Too Young for This! is an advocacy group that raises awareness about people under age 40 living with cancer. It also offers resources for teens and young adults.
Seventy K: Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer Advocacy This advocacy group focuses on the needs of teens and young adults battling cancer.
My Onco Fertility This website gives resources and education materials about cancer treatment and fertility.
Cancer Video Playlist Visit our cancer video playlist on YouTube for heartwarming stories of courage, hope and triumph at Seattle Children's Cancer Center.
More contact information
Learn more about visiting Cancer and Blood Disorders
Type the first or last name you are searching for or select a specialty.


text:
The Deal
- $49.99 for a Vornado 630 mid-size whole room air circulator ($74.99 list price)
- $149.99 for a Vornado AC500 full-size whole room air purifier ($299.99 list price)
Vornado 630 Mid-Size Air Circulator and AC500 Whole-Room Air Purifier
Masters of aerodynamics, Vornado engineered its mid-size air circulator to push air up to 70 feet, creating a current that equalizes temperatures throughout an entire room. The 630's deep-pitched propeller pumps a steady stream of air at three different speeds, while maintaining a hushed volume at even the highest setting.
Vornado's AC500 air purifier also does its part to circulate lung filler throughout the entire room but adds a pair of filters to mix, cleaning the air as it passes through. The removable HEPA and carbon filters capture 99.97% of allergens, smoke, bacteria, dust, and other airborne nasties down to .3 microns. Four speed settings, meanwhile, ensure ideal airflow for rooms of all sizes and a built-in light sensor lowers the speed during the night to keep noise to a minimum.
- Circulator moves air up to 70 feet
- Purifier filters allergens down to .3 microns
- Quiet operation
- 5-year warranty from Vornado
- Dimensions
- Air circulator: 8.6" x 12.0" x 5.84"
- Air purifier: 11.5" x 13.2" x 27.4"
How to get your goods: by purchasing this Groupon and providing your name and shipping address, your order is complete!
For questions pertaining to this deal, please visit the deal Q&A on this page. For post-purchase inquiries, please contact Groupon customer service.
View the Groupon Goods FAQ for additional information, including how list price is determined.
Like Groupon Goods on Facebook for hand-picked deals, product giveaways, and more Goods stuff.


text:
To see a video tutorial on how to create this cute polka dot Christmas Tree nail design, keep reading!
This one is my favorite!
this is so cute.I like it because is simple and elegant. ;)
I like the first nail art design because the polka dots actually look like a Christmas tree. I know that was kind of obvious but I just wanted to point that comment out. I liked all of them I just liked the first one better .
I like 1 & 2


text:
Mianna Thomas – Sports Girl
Released: June 15, 2016
Mianna Thomas's body has been zombifying poor boob suckers since she first busted out at SCORE. She is so fucking great. This boob is no exception and becomes a slave of her nipples before working his way down to her pussy-hole. When we first saw Mianna, we thought she was a dream, the second coming of the now-legendary, now-retired, British chocolate cutie Sammie Black from the late '90s. But Sammie never fucked guys on-camera like Mianna does. "I am proud of my tits" says Mianna. We're glad she says this. "I love them." Sometimes Mianna will meet a guy who just wants to fuck her tits, neglecting her cookie. "There was one guy; I was horny and he was horny. I was telling him to 'stick it in me, stick it in me!' Instead, he put it right in between my tits and just started fucking them.
Spare link: (try when other links are dead)


text: On Sept. 8, 2011 the House Foreign Affairs Committee's Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health and Human Rights held a hearing to address the "east Africa Humanitarian Emergency." Members of both political parties expressed support for increased aid to the famine-struck area, and voiced concern about obstacles nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) face in getting licenses from the Department of Treasury that would allow them to work in areas controlled by the terrorist group al-Shabaab. Committee Chair Christopher Smith (R-NJ) said he intends to introduce legislation to address the NGO access problem. Ranking member Donald Payne (D-NJ) said there are now more than 50 sponsors to House Resolution 361, which calls for unrestricted NGO access.


text:
December 1, 2004
KEENE, NH - The Amherst College women's basketball team dealt non-conference host Keene State College its first loss of the season on Tuesday night, 48-33. Amherst sophomore guard Jenny Muller (Andover, MA) and rookie forward Matia Kostakis (Andover, MA) scored 10 points apiece as the Jeffs improved to 3-1, while the Owls fell to 3-1.
Amherst took command of the game early, jumping out to an 15-2 lead. However, Keene St. rallied with a 15-2 run of its own capped by a three pointer from junior guard Bekka Hopkins to knot the score at 17-17 with just under three minutes remaining in the first half. The Jeffs finished the half with 11 straight points, including five from junior guard Ali Flato (Piedmont, CA), to take a 28-17 advantage into the break.
Amherst stretched its lead to 16 in the opening minutes of the second half and would never look back, holding Keene St. to just 21.4% (12-for-56) shooting from the floor. Amherst first-year point guard Shaina Pollack (Great Neck, NY) finished with four assists and a career-high five steals, while junior forward Julie Smith (Villanova, PA) collected a career-high 14 caroms, blocked a pair of shots and had three steals as well.
Hopkins paced the Owls with 14 points, while sophomore forward Sarah Begnoche grabbed 14 rebounds.
Amherst returns to action Friday at 8 p.m. against non-conference foe Westfield State College at the Pioneer Valley Classic hosted by Western New England College.
Box Score/Play-by-Play