text:
Originally written on Jets Insider.com | Last updated 5/15/13
FLORHAM PARK, NJ - In a surprising QB twist, JetsInsider.com has learned that veteran QB David Garrard, who the Jets picked up this off-season to compete for the starting job is leaving the team.According to SNY's Adam Schein, Garrard texted him this afternoon saying his surgically repaired knee was not holding up and he will be leaving the team.Garrard, who hasn't played in the NFL since 2010 tried a comeback last season with the Miami Dolphins but that ended in camp when he injured his knee and needed arthroscopic surgery. Garrard has also had back surgery to repair herniated discs.This...
Comments are closed.
What do you think?To leave a comment, you can:
NFL News
Delivered to your inbox
You'll also receive Yardbarker's daily Top 10, featuring the best sports stories from around the web. Customize your newsletter to get articles on your favorite sports and teams. And the best part? It's free!
Follow us on Twitter
|Best of Yardbarker
|NFL News
|MLB News
Today's Best Stuff
For Bloggers
Join the Yardbarker Network for more promotion, traffic, and money.
Company Info
What is Yardbarker?
Yardbarker is the largest network of sports blogs and pro athlete blogs on the web. This site is the hub of the Yardbarker Network, where our editors and algorithms curate the best sports content from our network and beyond.
|© 2015 Yardbarker, Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this website (including any and all parts and components) constitutes your acceptance of these Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. (What's New?)


text: My, what a deeply personal question. Err..well I do it on the bed see. I kept the EX2 box because I'm a pack rat but it works out because I sit on my bed and use the box as a makeshift table for the stick. Got a pillow propped up on the headboard, box in between the legs with the arcade stick on top and I'm ready to roll.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Strange Bedfellows -- Politics News
News about Seattle and King County government as well as national politics.
U.S. Export-Import Bank expires: Obama will try to revive it at July 8 meeting
The charter of the 81-year-old U.S. Export-Import Bank, which guarantees overseas sales of U.S. products — notably Boeing commercial jets — expires at midnight Tuesday, because Congress neglected to renew the agency before going on a prolonged July 4th recess. President Obama will try to revive Ex-Im at a July 8th meeting at the White […] [Read More]
Shell clears key Arctic drilling hurdle, but must keep its rigs 15 miles apart
Shell Oil has cleared one more key regulatory hurdle in seeking to drill in the Arctic this summer, as the oil giant received a "letter of authorization" (LOA) from the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service regarding potential disturbance to polar bears and walruses. The letter allows Shell to "take small numbers of polar bears and […] [Read More]
Poll shows public approves of Supreme Court decisions on marriage, Obamacare
A substantial majority of Americans approve of U.S. Supreme Court decisions that extended marriage equality to all 50 states and upheld insurance subsidies in Obamacare, according to a new CNN/Opinion Research poll. Sixty-three percent give thumbs up to the high court's ruling that approved government subsidies for Americans purchasing health insurance in federally run exchanges […] [Read More]
Mark Driscoll: Being 'loud-mouthed . . .combative' was 'part of my ministry'
Ex-Mars Hill Church senior pastor Mark Driscoll, bounced from the agenda of a mega-church conference last month, instead showed up on tape to acknowledge he has not always acted with "grace or with appropriateness." Driscoll had been slated to be interviewed on stage at the annual Hillsong conferences in Sydney, Australia, and London, but his […] [Read More]
The state's new transportation plan: Lots of pavement, light rail and a big gas tax hike
The motoring public will feel a 7 cents gasoline tax hike as the first step to pay for a $16.1 billion transportation package unveiled Monday by bipartisan legislative leaders, after Gov. Jay Inslee agreed to swallow a "poison pill." The package includes an 11.9-cents a gallon gas tax increase, $8.8 billion for state and local […] [Read More]
Supreme Court stops forced closure of abortion clinics in Texas: The next national showdown?
The U.S. Supreme Court, on a 5-4 vote, has temporarily blocked Texas legislation that would shut down half of the remaining clinics performing abortions in the Lone Star State. The vote sets the stage for another potential showdown on reproductive rights, centering on a lengthy bid by Republican state lawmakers in Texas to impose restrictions […] [Read More]
Geraldo Rivera and Dan Savage clash over a pregnant Palin
The Stranger's editorial director Dan Savage, learning that Bristol Palin is pregnant again, could not resist taking a sharp poke at Fox News, where "mama grizzly" Sarah Palin was a pundit until let go earlier this month. What he could not predict was that Fox pundit Geraldo Rivera would react with a rant using the […] [Read More]
U.S. Supreme Court upholds redistricting panels Washington was pioneer in establishing
The U.S. Supreme Court, ruling in an Arizona case, on Friday upheld citizen redistricting commissions such as Washington has used for three decades to draw Congress and legislative boundaries. The high court ruled for an Arizona plan, under attack from Republican legislators, that is very similar to Washington's. It has a commission with two members chosen […] [Read More]


text:
2005 Toyota Camry Q&A
2005 Toyota Camry Question: Several people tell me the answer but what really is the answer??? Truth please.
In this hot weather if I go to the park to eat my lunch and keep my motor running with the air-conditioner on for about 20 minutes, will that do any damage to my car? It doesn't seem to raise the temperature gage any. - Stormynite
Answer 1
It doesn't damage the car if everything is in perfect order, but what if coolant hose burst while you were away from the car or a child got into the car. A running car should never be left unattended. - patrick mannion
Related Content
1. pushrod
2. stevieray1
3. globalhelper
4. Shivers
5. csubak30
6. ziptie12
7. Hal...
8. IsraelS
9. goodguy
10. BrianLankford


text:
Who Cares If You're Liked?
Are you loved? In today's always-on, hyper-connected world, people don't want to be sold.
They want to be helped. They want to be moved and motivated. Inspired and touched. Once they are, they don't just become buyers, they become believers. And they share their experiences to create more buyers and believers. To reach them, you have to see the world through their eyes.
That's where we come in. We're a results-driven, brand shopper marketing agency. We deliver the customer-focused, omni-channel strategies that motivate people to act. To learn. To buy. To love. To share what's great about you.
Smart media planning, research and holistic customer-focused campaigns win the day.
By asking the right questions, getting good insights and providing excellent creative, we had a profound impact on results without spending anything extra.
A focus on results. A focus on accountability. It's how we've built a solid reputation for developing and executing on-target retail, consumer, and b2b marketing and advertising.
Whether your needs call for a full-blown integrated campaign or a single execution to complement existing communications, we approach every challenge armed with passion and the resources you need to achieve the most bang for your buck.
Barber Martin is Hiring
We Are Looking for a Copywriter! 2+ Years Experience Barber Martin Agency is in search of a copywriter with at least 2 years of experience. You must be comfortable writing and concepting broadcast (TV & Radio), digital, print, outdoor, and the occasional brochure or other "long-form" copy. We are looking for someone with ideas, hunger […]


text:
Receive Breaking News updates as they occur
NEW YORK (AP) — Netflix's upcoming slate of original films will begin rolling out with Cary Fukunaga's "Beasts of No Nation" in October and Adam Sandler's "The Ridiculous Six" in December.
The US PGA Tour hit Scott Stallings with a three-month doping suspension Tuesday after he told officials he had inadvertently taken a supplement that was on the banned list. "I regret my inadvertent mistake in not doing my homework to know for sure what was on the list of permitted and non-permitted substances," Stallings said in a statement. Neither the PGA Tour nor Stallings revealed what the banned substance was.


text:
chicago escort forumsContact the forums administrator
. Go Back. Skin and Language. Theme: Language: Execution ... Forum Home. Delete My Cookies
. Mark Board As Read. Copyright © 2008 NVIDIA© Corporation. ...Upscale Elite Courtesans - Gentlemen Experiences - Alluring Glamour and Adult Models - International Escorts To Only Few Of The Finest GentlemenA AA Alure Escort Service is located at 3 E Ontario St Ste 22 Chicago, IL. Phone: 312-266-9091
.. This will search the titles of the threads in the Chicago forum ...Finally a site with Video, Toys, Chat and Chicago Escorts, Chicago Escort ..
.. Mariposa Escorts in Chicago 3 days only 3/17-3/20. Video Vixen ...
Escort Massage Penang
Escort Ireland Galway
Escort Girls Gdansk
Name:Chicago Escort Forums


text:
Game Stats
Game Stats
W: R. Madson (9-7) L: B. Moehler (5-8)
|2nd Inning
Pat Burrell (22) solo shot hard to left off Moehler.
|5th Inning
Josh Willingham (15) solo shot to right off Madson.
|6th Inning
Uggla reached on an infield single, Amezaga scored.
|6th Inning
Jimmy Rollins (12) solo shot to right off Moehler.
Utley singled to center, Dellucci scored.
Ryan Howard (35) 2 run shot to center off Pinto, Utley scored.
Victorino singled to center, Rowand and Nunez scored, Coste to second.
|7th Inning
Chase Utley (21) solo shot to right off Messenger.
Burrell singled to center, Howard scored, Burrell to second advancing on throw.


text:
Register with us or sign in
Yes, one of my boys did that too once. With such a huge garden I cannot compost or bonfire all of it so really appreciate having a lot of debris taken away.
You may get fined for digging up wild snowdrops. All mine came from Eurobulbs except the "Colossus" ones which i bought one bulb growing in a pot from Colesbourne Park when they were £10 a bulb. Now i have about 50 and they still cost £5 a bulb. Snowdrops do not like to be dried out in the summer . They do well at the base of a slope.
Yes, cutting ten metre long brambles into small lengths with the secateurs helps too., Forester2.
My youngest son arrived for Sunday lunch and filled up the green wheeliebin with my weeds. he also showed me how to use the end of the black recycling box to press the weeds down to make room for more - much easier on the hands when you are pressing down prickly brambles. I can still learn from my children!
Another dry sunny day in Bristol despite the warnings of snow and ice from the met. office. Visitors today so have to get some shopping but I may get help to empty the four weed baskets - i find carrying heavy wire baskets full of weeds down the length of the garden very hard work now in the bitter cold. It is not a case of singing for your supper here but gardening for it.
Yes. I have pink and white heather covered in flowers and the flowering quince is covered with its little "red roses". I think we all crave some warmer weather now. flumpy1.
We have a yellow warning for ice in Bristol in the afternoon so i will have to do my shopping this morning so looks like very little gardening will be done outside today. Max temp is supposed to be six and then only for an hour. We have reached the end of January and despite the lure of all the horticultural January sales and free postage and packing I have not spent anything on the garden so that nothing needs to come by post from heated greenhouses or packing sheds. The conservatory is being kept frost free by the double glazing the heat from the lounge so no use of fossil fuel here either. I have been using my excess produce from the garden last year from the freezer so no imported veg been bought either. In all a very environmentally friendly month for Bristol's Green Capital of Europe Year.
Too cold to work now so went snapping. Some of my cyclamen coum do not have their petals swept back nd are very unusual. My Xmas orchid has all ten buds open 5weeks after it came. My pink amaryllis is still flowering, now into its third month of flowering. The snowdrops just get more and more numerous each day.
I have just managed a good hour's gardening -thinning out the nettles in the butterfly garden and gasping every now and then at how beautiful my snowdrops are. After coffee I will do the same again. The primroses and primulas are going to be spectacular this year as well.
Turned milder again and any precipitation we had through the night seemes to have come as rain as the garden is quite damp but sunny now forecast is for 7 degrees so may get outside gardening done today. The wheeliebins have been emptied already so awaiting my input. Yesterday I had a red daylily sent to me from one of my fb friends so have soaked its roots and now it is ready to be put into a big pot to frow on.


text:
THE ECHO January/February 2006 The Lord does not take away from your span of life, the time you spend at the K of C PUBLISHED BY THE FATHER FUNCKEN COUNCIL 1504 & ASSEMBLY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 110 MANITOU DR KITCHENER ON N2C 1L3 PHONE (519)893-1504 FAX (519)893-6210 WEBSITE KOFC1504.COM E-MAIL email@example.com HAPPY, AND PROSPEROUS, NEW YEAR 2006 got off with a spiritual bang! After too many years without, the rosary has returned to radio in this area. Every Sunday morning, (it commenced on New Year's Day) the rosary is being prayed at 9:00 a.m. on YOUR FM, 98.5 on your dial. One of the major sponsors of this half hour of prayer is District 35 of the Knights of Columbus, of which Council 1504 is the major participant. I am sure that Our Blessed Mother will pour forth many graces upon our council, and the District, for supporting those who have spearheaded this endeavour. In some ways, 2005 was a difficult year. Some of our fund raising efforts did not achieve their prior performance. A notable exception to this general rule was our annual craft sale. I personally want to thank Fernando Melo and Gerry Kelly for their significant efforts in making this a wonderful success. The annual feather party under the very capable leadership of Whit Husk involved a large number of Brother Knights who worked very hard. However, the crowd was much smaller. Despite this major difficulty, the event made a decent buck. Thank you, Whit! I'm sure Whit agrees with me that we need YOUR input to put more "sizzle" into this event. This is also true of our auction. Thanks also to Joe Lembo and Ennio for a great spaghetti dinner, Reinhart Schreiter for the well-attended Memorial Mass, the First Degree Team for leading 7 of our own through their first step to Knighthood, and to Don Leyes for a wonderful Children's Christmas Party. The bottom line is our income is falling, and the demand for charity increasing. We have to turn this around in 2006 and, with God's help based on our prayers, we will. INSIDE THIS ISSUE 1 Grand Knights Message 2 Chaplain's/Deputy Grand Knights Messages 3 Grand Knight's Message Cont'd/Help Wanted 4 Feather Party/Alarm for Life Review 5 Craft Sale Review/Corporation Agenda 6 Trip of the Month/Seniors Club Report 7 Trip Committee/Bowling Reports 8 Anniversaries/Misc CHRISTMAS SEASON practical and it's sustainable. Most of all, it's a "win-win-win" opportunity. Chaplain's Message By Reverend W.L. Lobsinger, P.P. Dear Brother Knights, Win: the resolution affords an opportunity to assist the clergy and support their efforts to unite the parish in the spirit. As Christmas fast approaches, it is important that we reflect on what this holy season is Win: the dedication provides an opportunity to assist the less all about. fortunate and build a cohesive force in our community Christmas, for many Canadians has become simply a winter holiday. We say; season's Win: the activity provides instant and sustained personal greetings and happy holidays to those we meet. Finding religious ornaments and gratification in taking an active role by "making a difference" Christmas cards becomes harder and harder every year. However, we know that this is not what Christmas is all about. If it weren't for Christ, there would be no Christmas. Non-Christians may wish to celebrate the winter holiday, but we must never allow Within the ranks of Council 1504, we carry close to 500 members on Christmas in our homes to be reduced to this. our roster. At present, less than 100 (or about 20%) take an active role in volunteering to lead or assist in support of the many Council The word Christmas comes from "Christ's Mass". It is the day on which we celebrate activities. God becoming human in order to save us from our sin; the Word becoming flesh to show us the love of God. We must never permit ourselves, family and friends to forget what God has done for us. Stepping up with your New Year's resolution can be as simple as WITHOUT CHRIST THERE IS NO CHRISTMAS. WITHOUT CHRIST budgeting 3 hours a month (compared to an average 15 hours spent on THERE IS NO HOPE, NO PEACE NO ETERNAL SALVATION. coffee breaks over the course of the month) to attend the monthly general meeting, lasting 60-90 minutes. Another 60-90 minutes, on As Catholic Christian men, it is our serious obligation to keep Christ in Christmas. We average, can be directed to volunteer time; in support of the Knights of must help our family and friends to remember and celebrate the true meaning of this Columbus charities or community service programs. great and glorious day. If we as Catholic men will not keep Christ in Christmas, who will? May our homes, our relationships and our very lives proclaim – "the Word If you're a Knight and you have a pulse, you're qualified! If you're not become flesh and dwelt among us" and "Christ is the reason for the season". yet a Knight, but are a practicing catholic, 18 – 108 years old with a This Christmas, may you and your families know the joy and peace that only Christ desire to "make a difference" then you too are qualified. can bring. May Christmas Day find you loved by many and surrounded by those you love. I wish each and every Knight and his family a very holy and blessed Christmas We have requirements for: and joy and peace for the New Year. -A computer savvy individual to maintain our web site -Additional assistance on the St Mary's Hospital committee Jesus was born in a stable 2,005 years ago. This Christmas may he be born in our -Support Basket Ball Free Throw program on Jan 21 hearts. -Car draw sales people at malls and events God bless you all. -A host of upcoming council events Interested? Give us a call; write, e-mail (email@example.com); contact, by any available means, any of our executive team, or simply Reverend Wayne L. Lobsinger, P.P. come to the general meeting (3rd Tuesday of each month – 7:00 PM). Applications (form 100) to join the K of C are available any time at the Worthy Resolutions entrance to the lounge or through any of our active members. On behalf of our Executive Team, I wish you all a blessed and Deputy Grand Knight's Message prosperous 2006 and look forward to your presence through the coming By Owen Hennessy DGK year. By now you will have you will have consumed the last of the turkey, frozen what's left of the cranberries (or lost it in the back of the fridge) and put Fraternally, together your annual list of "must do's" to carry you into the New Year. Owen Hennessey, DGK It's always an interesting and introspective exercise putting together our list of resolutions; get fit, loose weight, stop smoking, etc. At the risk of stating the obvious, however, most of our listed items quickly fall by the way-side as "more" pressing matters take hold. Essentially, it's our lack of true commitment and dedication to the cause that drags us down the slippery slope to a pool of guilt. Maybe, just maybe, selecting one cause only, that we can really commit to, would be an instrumental way to sustainable success. How about a commitment to church and community? It's "worthy"; it's STAY INFORMED Stocking Distributor of: · Rivets · Screws Send an e-mail to · Nuts PLAYCON RECREATION INC. · Bolts & Specials email@example.com Michael Ryan To receive regular council 1504 READY RIVET FASTENER LTD. For all your hardwood flooring needs. news, up to date information and breaking news about your 170 Hollinger Ctr. FLOWER SHOP LIMITED · Residential · Commercial Proudly serving the membership. Kitchener, ON N2K 2Z3 Knights 275 Arnold St., Kitchener STAY IN THE 1504 LOOP 745-6110 743-8132 Bro. John W. Brennan Since 1973 743-3684 Compliments of Ratz-Bechtel Quality used cars & trucks DEADLINE TOWNE BOWL bought & sold Ltd. Trade-Ins Accepted FOR SUBMISSIONS Automatic Pinsetters · Air Conditioned FOR NEXT ISSUE Funeral Directors OPEN ALL YEAR OF THE ECHO 11 Ottawa St. N., Kitchener Bro. John Fedy 621 King St. W., Kitchener 1572 Highland Rd. W., Kitchener 745-9495 Bus: 743-6820 Res: 744-9685 744-9332 February 15, 2006 Jim Goodyear HELP WANTED GRAND KNIGHT'S MESSAGE Men who enjoy meeting people and talking about the joy and privileges of being a member of the Knights of Columbus are needed to help the Recruiting Team. You are by Roger Cann obliged to go to mass anyway, so why not join the team! Grand Knight Call Manny Santos at 749-0163. (Continued from page 1) Men who would like to assist in attending visitation for recently deceased Brothers, and for setting up for masses, would be appreciated. This is truly an honour and a privilege. Call Reinhart Schreiter at 745-8154. We have two new events scheduled. On February 28th, Shrove Tuesday, we Men who like to act have the opportunity to get involved with the First-Degree Team and display their talents. are having an elimination draw. There will be 400 tickets printed, and first Call Whit Husk at 743-6647. prize will be $2,000. There will be subsidiary prizes as well. The tickets will cost $40 each. Prizes and expenses will be in the area of $8,000, leaving Salesmen are required to sell Trip of the Month tickets to their friends and colleagues. approximately another $8,000 for charity. There will be a cash bar, and Call George Burchatski at 742-0058. perhaps I can persuade Conestoga Catering to have desserts available for Men are required to assist with our Bingo. purchase. Call Joe Sutherland at 576-9465. Like basketball and kids? Both men and women can assist with our Basketball Free On April 30th, we are having a fund raising dinner. Conestoga Catering will Throw Competition. This Year on January 21st and/or January 28th. cater it, so the meal will be marvelous. Again, due to the limitations of the Call Ted Jasica at 576-2004. hall, we will be selling 400 tickets. We plan on making around $10,000, with tickets being $50 per plate. Both men and women are required to assist with our Annual Auction. Lots of help required. Call Gerry Kelly at 742-0908. That's not all. May 27th has been set aside for a minor fund raising event in the lounge, and October 29th has been set-aside for a major fundraiser in the Men and women are required to assist in selling Car Draw Tickets in malls. Call Owen Hennessy at 894-6360. hall. What are we doing? That's up to YOU! Help with organizing the Golf Tournament. I'm taking the bull by the horns. I need YOUR help! I need YOU to sell Contact Donny Leyes at 880-8297. tickets! I need YOU to give me ideas about the "sizzle". I need YOU to come A Webmaster is required. Experience is a must. up with ideas for other fundraising events. Call Roger Cann at 896-6908. Who is the most important member of Council 1504? YOU! Men and women are needed to sell tickets for our Elimination Raffle and Fundraising Dinner. I need YOU to sponsor a new member! Call Roger Cann at 896-6908. We need YOU to pray for council 1504! Men and women are required to come up with new ideas for both family and charitable events, and to make them work. Call Roger Cann at 896-6908. Every Brother Knight who is not a senior citizen should assist in three events, and ASSISTANCE REQUIRED attend three meetings. That's a total time commitment of about 15-16 hours a year, or Due to new privacy legislation hospitals no longer give out information on on average 1 1/3 hour per month. who is in their care. If you know of any brother Knight who is sick or in need of assistance please contact our council to ensure them of our WE NEED YOU! council's prayers and support in troubled times. You may contact Roger Cann 896-6908 or Dan Dineen 747-3094. Or send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com GREIN & NOWAK Chartered Accountants FRITZ ELECTRIC INC. Catering New Installations – Alterations Personal Income Taxes Catering to all occasions Repairs – Electric Heating Bookkeeping & Financial Weddings, Parties, Banquet Halls Statements ·Home Style Cooking Corporate Income Taxes 1065 Guelph Street ·Cafeteria Service Kitchener, ON N2B 2E4 25 Years Experience TOM WILHELM BBA, CA Dr. Gordon K.W. Lam FAMILY DENTISTRY Bus: 576-4560 Res: 884-1450 Call us & relax! Laurentian Hills Plaza, Unit 9 Bro Ron Solomon 332 Charles St. E., Kitchener Westmount & Ottawa, Kitchener Eugene Spieker 893-1504 (519) 744-3586 745-2333 NEW PATIENTS WELCOME BOB'S AUTO TRIM New Boat Tops & VICTORIA DAN DINEEN ELECTRIC OF KITCHENER Seats PIONEER INSURANCE Repairs to Old Tops 300 Gage Ave., Unit 12 BROKERS LTD. 576-2220 Kitchener, ON Suite 201, 385 Frederick St. Bowrider & Tono Covers 507 Frederick St., Kitchener, ON N2H 2P2 Seat Repairs – Cars/Trucks 744-4481 Kitchener 748-9032 Bros. Ralph Fritz & Bernie Poechman (at Expressway) 6 Windy Ridge Place Kitchener ON N2P 1N3 749-8467 2005 "Feather Party" a Success On Tuesday evening Dec 6, 2005, we held our annual feather party. Again this year it was a great success. A net profit of $2804.00 was raised for our Knights of Columbus charity fund. Many who attended went home with their Christmas turkey, ham, hamper, wine basket, summer sausage, gift certificates or many other great prizes. For those who didn't, it's your turn next year. Thanks to all for coming out to our Columbus Center and supporting one of our main charity fund-raisers. On our prize table this year were much appreciated gifts donated by Lorne Kuntz, Bill Jackson, Schreider Sandrock, Sobey's, Playcon Recreation, Finest Meats, The Wine Rack and Conestoga Catering. A special thank you to our brother knights and members (there were many of them) who volunteered their time in any way at our "Feather Party" to make this again a successful event. Let me please introduce our team: Mike Ryan for organizing the sellers, handing out the tickets and collecting returns along with PGK Reinhart Schreiter. The ticket sellers who raced around the floor…. PGK Gerry Kelly, Jeff Thompson, Brian Garnier, PGK Mario Peretti, Bernie Logel, John LeBlanc, DD and PGK Dale Stuebing, Stephen Menard and Fernando Melo. Looking after the prize table and Christmas Dinner table were GK Roger Cann, Patrick Cann and Robert Trembley. On stage, spinning the wheel was PGK Tom Angel our MC for the night and insuring all received their winnings were PGK Tom Brooks and Jim Hause. Converting your cash to casino chips were Jim Hibbs, Norm Brown and PGK Joe Sutherland. Finally, Ron Solomon for serving the late night sandwich; and George Burchatzki for looking after our Sobey's order. During intermission that night we were privileged to watch our charity funds in action. Our Grand Knight Roger Cann presented Charlie Sellers of St Vincent De Paul with a cheque of $20,000 and PGK Gerry Kelly presented St Mary's Hospital with a cheque of $16,000. (This completes our charity pledge of $75,000 to St Mary's) This my brother knight, members and friends is what fundraising is all about. You made it happen………Thank You. Fraternally Yours, Whit Husk, PGK Feather Party Chairman Alarm for Life As a follow up to the last Echo, I would like to thank the following member who volunteered time to inspect, and install smoke detectors, replace butteries in smoke detectors, also confirm if a detector was operating properly. Whit Husk, Ted Jasica, Michael Delenardo, Len Solomon, David Grzesiak and Ed Schmitt. The final number is over 320 units, every one should be proud of there involvement. But I cannot stop just at the Knights of Columbus members. Volunteers from Raise Home support and Meals on Wheels who are in contact with our seniors every day combined the list of homes to install the alarms in, thank you Emilie Brown from RAISE and Joanne Klausnitzer from Meals on Wheels. This community project could not have taken place without the support, supplies, education and training provided by John Coish of Kitchener Fire Department. Gerry Kelly P G K ELIMINATION RAFFLE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH, 2006 TICKETS ARE ONLY $40.00 EACH HURRY! ONLY 400 TICKETS AVAILABLE First Prize $1,999.99 Call 896-6908 for Tickets or acquire them at the lounge. Sixth Prize $250.00 Second Prize $700.00 Ten Prizes of $100.00 This will be one of YOUR council's largest money makers. Third Prize $600.00 40 prizes of $40.00 All Net Proceeds will be contributed to registered charities. HELP – URGENTLY NEEDED to Buy and Sell Tickets Fourth Prize $500.00 56 Total Chances of winning Fifth Prize $300.00 Odds of winning 1 in 8 Finest Memorials Your digital link for GET INVOLVED on-demand printing 648-3413 COUNCIL Please support our MEETINGS advertisers. EVERY 3RD TUESDAY 10 Dolman Street For information on this AT 7:30 PM Breslau, ON available space, call Jack Nolan 907 Frederick St. 354 King St. N. (In the Breslau Plaza) Kitchener Waterloo IN COUNCIL 893-5263 Over 28 years of experience 571-0101 886-6800 CHAMBERS 567 Silvercreek Pkwy 1425 Bishop St. N. Bro. Doug Sowa Guelph Cambridge NEXT MEETINGS 836-4441 621-6611 January 17th, 2006 · Offices also in London · B-K MOTORS Sand, Gravel, Top Soil, The Bottom Line · VOLVO · BMW · LAND ROVER · MINI K Tandem Trucks, Backhoe Accounting & real estate centre inc., realtor bro. claude lapoint Loader For Hire Sales – Service – Parts – Snow Plowing & Removal Tax Services 896-6908 sales representative Leasing LORNE KUNTZ JR. 720 Westmount Road E. 533 King St. N., Waterloo Kitchener, On N2E 2M6 Bros. Roger & Patrick Ph: 741-0950 HAULAGE HELMUT KASSIK 742-3027 885-5091 Cann Fax: 741-0957 Craft Sale Columbus Kitchener Inc On Sunday 27 November, the St Mary's Hospital Committee Annual Meeting held the 7th annual Craft Sale. With over 75 venders this was a great success, thanks to the generosity of the 680 people who Tuesday, March 7, 2006 at 7:30 PM came through the door. The door donation was divided between the St Johns Soup Agenda for Meeting: Kitchen and Mearillac Place each receiving $ 403 dollars. I would like to thank the volunteers who worked at the BBQ Penny Raffle, Christmas card sales and Bake table from your affords $ 2000 went to St Mary's Charities Foundation. This Treasurer's Report event is volunteer and Labour intensive as the hall has to be set Chairman's Report up starting at 6:00 am. I must thank the chairman of this event Nominations and Elections for Directors Fernando Melo, and all who volunteered to make this year a great success. Light lunch following meeting Gerry Kelly PGK Directors for 2005 * * * * * * * · Chair Reinhart Schreiter On Behalf of the Grand Knight Roger Caan, I would like to · Vice Chair Norm Brown thank you for all your help with the Craft & Bake Sale event on · Treasurer Eldon Kilen November 27. · Secretary Mike Ryan · Building &Grounds It was another successful event and your help was greatly Jim Hibbs · Council Liaison appreciated. I would also like to take this opportunity to wish you and yours Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Jack Nolan · Sports Liaison Bernie Logel Fernando Melo, Craft Sale Chairman · Director Whit Husk Appreciation goes out to the following individuals and everyone · Director Dale Stuebing else who made this event a success. Carol Husk; Cathy Stuebing; Nicole Stuebing; Crystal; Sue Killen; Barbara Weiner; Catherine Weiner; Elizabeth Weiner; Caroline Weiner; Debbie Tremblay; Zach Tremblay; Quinton Tremblay; Bev; Joan Godfrey; Bill Buvley; Albert Moore; Kevin Schmalz; Dale Kean. Thank You! TWIN CITY K-W SURPLUS AUTO PARTS INC. Schreiter Sandrock MEMBER Funeral Home Limited CLEARINGHOUSE 134 Sydney St. S. Van Lines We buy & sell all types of Kitchener, ON 51 Benton Street Total-Relocation surplus and close-out goods Kitchener 745-6196 Moving & Storage Bro. Dennis Connelly 666 Victoria St. N. Complete parts & Kitchener 742-4481 25 Groff Place automotive 745-2661 Kitchener, ON 748-5403 Fax: 748-5611 Bro. Jerome Futher machine shop service Serving the trades since 1932 email: email@example.com Jim, Terry, Don Greguol www.total-relocation.com Trip of the Month Lottery November 2005 December 2005 December 2005 UPCOMING DRAWS Edmonton – $1,629.00 Los Angeles – $1,800.00 England – $1,800.00 *************** Winner: Bill Jackson Winner: Eileen Blewitt January 17th , 2006 Las Vegas – $1,899.00 Sold by Bill Jackson Sold by Carol Husk Winners: Bonnie Nichol $50.00 Winner: Nisha Sharma $50.00 Winner: Mary McKelvie Sold by Lawrence Kubishewsky Sold by George Burchatzki Sold by George Buchatzki *************** $50.00 Winner: Phil Plain $50.00 Winner: Sherrie Borho Sold by George Burchatzki Sold by Bob Borho Christmas Special $50.00 Winner: February 21st,2006 Orlando – $1,628.00 Eva Evans $50.00 Winner: Laverne Steffler $50.00 Winner: George Kramer Sold by Lawrence Kubishewsky Sold by Reg Duguay Sold by Tom Schmalz DO YOU LIKE TO TRAVEL? In The Lounge CONESTOGA CATERING Join the Kitchener Knights of Columbus OFFERING SPECIAL RATES TO MEMBERS & May "TRIP OF THE MONTH LOTTERY" 2005 June 2005 IMMEDIATE FAMILY, FOR ALL YOUR Cuba – $1,850.00 Cruise – $2,250.00 RECEPTION, BIRTHDAY PARTIES, FUNERAL SERVICES ETC. CALL BILL OR RON TODAY 893-1504 Winner: Doug Bannon Winner: Jeff Warner Sold by Doug Bannon 55 CHANCES TO WIN Sold by Len Warner $50.00 Winner: Paul Sanford 13 FABULOUS TRIPS Osier $50.00 Winner: Tony Sold by Grant Bettke 42 CASH PRIZES Killen Sold by Sue LUNCH TIME EXPRESS HOURS $50.00 Winner: Robert Laurie ONLY$50.00 Winner: Bonnie Nichol 400 TICKETS SOLD WILL BE TUESDAY TO FRIDAY Sold by Pat St John Sold by Lawrence Kubisewsky 11:30am till 2:00pm $50.00 Winner: Ruth Fach We will be offering cafeteria style, pre-made soup & Proceeds to$50.00 Winner: Lyla Mavin support local charities sandwich specials, Chilli & Bread, as well as a variety Sold by Pat St John Sold by Reinhardt Schreiter of foods from the fryer. For additional information and to reserve your ticket Also we will be offering .35 Chicken Wings till Please contact any member of the executive, or George Burchatzki at 742-0058 Bill Hess at 894-5033 6:00pm. Tuesday till Friday (Eat In Only) Knights of Columbus Seniors Club - Wilbert & Therese Sommers, our trip committee - Bob Adams who looks after our phone committee 2005 Year End Message - Joan Fackoury our 50/50 draw ticket seller Well here we are. The last General Meeting of the year celebrates Thank you to the following assistants: Christmas Dinner and fellowship. Mildred Fisher, Rosemary Traplin, Alma Borys, Rita Hehn, Betty Hoffarth and Janet I hope you have all enjoyed this year and also took part in our other main Anstett. functions: I apologize if I missed anyone. - St Patrick's Day Pot-Luck Supper - Mass at the Carmelites, followed by supper at the club The Executive would like to than Ron Soloman and His staff for their co-operation and - Our June Picnic assistance at our meetings. - Our ever popular Oktoberfest day in October I would like to thank all our members for their attendance making our meetings The Sudden loss in October of Ron Kelly was a shock to all of us. Our successful. sincere sympathy goes out to Theresa and the family. Also I would like to encourage you to invite any member of the Knights of Columbus As Co-Chairman it has been a pleasure working with our Executive you know who would be eligible, to join our Seniors Members Club. members: On behalf of all the Executive and myself I would like to wish you a Merry Christmas - Lorraine Kuchma, who has done a wonderful job as secretary and continued good health and happiness in the future. for the last three years. May God be with you - Tony Fackoury as Treasurer - Father Harry Schmuck our Chaplain Sincerely - Jack Traplin/Membership, with his enjoyable and humorous stories. Ralph Fritz, Co-Chairman - Tome White always doing a terrific job lining up programs for our meetings – Special thanks to Tom for the excellent work he did on the financial success of the Goddie Basket raffle FEEDBACK WELCOME 133 Weber St. N., Waterloo Please feel free to comment on, make Home or Office Pickup 886-8140 · 800-265-4523 suggestions, and point out errors in this & Delivery Service issue of the ECHO. K All your travel needs 300 Weber St. N., Waterloo ON N2J 3H6 T 519-884-9000 · F 519-884-8246 Barb Roche, Mgr. Main Plant: 135 Ottawa St. S., Kitchener Please e-mail 744-4411 gmontario.com June Lumchick Bro. Bill Renaud Bill Hess firstname.lastname@example.com Bowling Report by George Kramer Next week on the 21st we bowl for glass turkeys; one per team. The pancreas cancer. Joan his wife wants to thank the people for their best total score for the 1st 2 games wins. This score includes their prayers for Gerry's speedy recovery. Brother "Dutch" Casselli is under handicap which ranges from 0 to 115. It puts everyone on equal the weather and retired from bowling a few weeks ago. ground. Here at the midway point or 15 nights are the standings on December In spite of the fact that one can bowl ahead occasionally, a team has to 15th go with a 190 for an absentee bowler most nights all teams register 5 men. October Captain Team Pts Pts Stdg Speaking to Albert Martin from Elmira before he rolled his 360 high 1 John Conrad Treasurers 295 98 5 single I remarked that the previous week the wheels had fallen off his score. He said no "I made it home in the snow OK", and then he 2 Mauri Vallee Grands 275 130 1 3 George Kramer Deputies 273 103 4 laughed, when he realized what I meant. 4 Harold Schmitt Wardens 272 114 2 5 Hank Baur Guards 228 108 3 The high averages are 240 for Ken Sine and Craig Carlson. Mike 6 Will Sommers Lecturers 209 97 6 George's 211 is next followed by Mike Psutka with 207. 7 Mike George Chancellors 208 56 9 8 Flynn Reaume Trustees 189 60 8 9 Pete Rederer Knights 188 88 7 Will Sommer's high triple 883 still stands but Craig Carlson's 851 and Ken Sine's 829 high triple are not very close. Every night at least one Merry Christmas and Happy healthy and prosperous New Year to you bowler manages a 300 score. Last night Mike Williams had a 332 all. followed by 300. Mark Lawson had a 301. His dad Bob rolled a 308. George Kramer Tom Brooks is relieving Mauri Vallee who is off due to a pinched nerve Sec problem. This team has 3 new members on it. Bros Mike Breman bowls hot and cold with a 52 handicap. Bros Mark Arruda has a beautiful delivery but it doesn't always go the right place so he struggles like most of us. Bros Matthew Bott, Mauri's nephew is also struggling on his team. Bros Gerry Ferraccoli is recovering very well after his operation for Trip Committee Report by Wilbert Sommers Once the Christmas season activities are behind us we will be Featuring the spectacular Casino Du Lac Leamy, the 5 star planning a program for the next 3 or 4 months. This will be fully accommodations at the Hilton Hotel and a great sightseeing tour of reported in the next Echo, but until then I will report on the Ottawa. balance of our present program which is as follows. Cost includes 2 full breakfast buffets at the Hotel - A Lavish buffet meal at the casino - $20.00 in coin Bonuses - $15.00 voucher for use in any bar or restaurant in the casino – 2 nights deluxe hotel rooms at the Casino Rama Orillia Hilton – Guided Tour of Ottawa – All Tax Cost $3.50 Jan 10, 2006 Feb 28, 2006 Pre-Trip Cancellation and Medical Insurance are available. Includes Luxury Motor coach transportation; and a complimentary To book any of these trips please call Therese at 742-6217 or meet with buffet. her at our senior members meetings. But inorder not to be disappointed Departs sign up early. 8:00 am Knights of Columbus Manitou Dr Kitchener 8:15 am Forest Hill Plaza Kitchener 8:30 am Tim Hortons Bridgeport Rd and Weber St Waterloo Returning approximately 7:30 pm Casino Du Lac Leamy and Ottawa Cost $325.00 twin A great 3 day experience, we did this trip last year for the first time and were so pleased we decided to repeat it. Y Wedding Anniversary Celebrants Y If your name does not appear and your anniversary is for the particular month or is incorrect, please advise the editor so the correction or addition can be made. We extend many happy wishes on your special day! January 2 Marcel J & Marilyn Duclos February 13 Harry D & Joan Kozak 1 Ronald & Barbara Bernardo 15 Lino & Angela Santarossa 16 Harold & Jean Uhrig 19 Bruce & Rosemarie Bowman 19 Gerald & Jean-Marie Dietrich Bernard & Sheila Schell George & Jean McCarroll 24 Paul & Sandra Brandt 20 Gerard & Joan Stockie 30 Gerald & Marjorie Schell, PGK 28 Sthephen & Jean Constant MOVING? Council 1504 value each of its members and wants to ensure that all members in good standing continue to receive their monthly mailings and council updates. Please help us to maintain our records as accurately as possible. It is important that you notify us immediately if your address has changed. Contact Jack Nolan, Financial Secretary at 893-5263. Or send an e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com. E-MAIL ADDRESSES We are pleased to report that we now have 77 of our members' e-mail addresses. I know some, if not most, of the remaining members have e-mail, and we would really appreciate it if you would e-mail me at kofc1504 @ hotmail.com so we can add YOUR e-mail to our roster. Several e-mails were sent to our members since the last edition of "The Echo", informing them of the death of our members, reminders of coming events, etc. so it is important for YOU to give us your e-mail address. PLEASE do it now. Thank you. Roger Cann, Grand Knight WELCOME BROTHER KNIGHTS The following Gentlemen joined us as First Degree Knights in October and November. Welcome: Dale Melchin, Dale Kean, Kevin Schmalz, Jack Fonseca, William Burely, Albert Moore, Dean Brombal, Tom Cieslak WELCOME GUYS! HAVE YOU PROPOSED A NEW MEMBER YET? A Silent Candlelight Prayer Vigil will be held on Saturday, January 28th, 2006 from 7-8 pm in front of the K-W Health Care Centre. (K-W Hospital) Join all the Churches of the area to pray against the evil of abortion. Also Euthanasia – Information & Discussion Night c-407 – January 10th, 2006 at St. Teresa Parish Hall 44 Leonard St. Kit. After 7:00 pm Mass. Refreshments at 7:30 pm followed by presentation by Jane Richard K-W RTL (Call K-W Right to Life for information. 746-LIFE) Lost, but not forgotten… Council 1504 values each of its members, and wants to ensure that all members in good standing continue to receive their mailings and council updates. Please help us maintain our records as accurately as possible. If you are on the list below, or know the whereabouts of a Brother Knight on this list, kindly contact Jack Nolan, Financial Secretary – 893-1504 or 893-5263 Walter Cook Edwin O'Sullivan Edward Pallot Ramon Sanchez Robert (Bob) Straus
Pages to are hidden for
"HAPPY_ AND PROSPEROUS_ NEW YEAR"Please download to view full document


text:
Showing 10,369-10,464 of 11,098 items
- Sort by:
Aurelio's Pizza - Tinley Park
What sets Aurelio's apart from other Chicago pizza? We're different because we use only quality ingredients, serve a variety of generous sizes, and specialize in customizing orders to suit each individual taste. Since 1959, the Aurelio family has been devoted to offering the finest pizza, pasta and sandwiches at reasonable prices with fast, courteous, dependable service.
CITY:Tinley Park
America's favorites made fresh. Culvers menu has something for everything.
CITY:Tinley Park
Ashford House Restaurant
The Ashford House, located adjacent to Winston's Market, serves the very best authentic Irish cuisine, as well as traditional American favorites. Irish specialties include Irish breakfast, corned beef and cabbage, Shepards pie, and bacon and cabbage. American cuisine includes seafood, pasta, steaks and chops, cut fresh daily at Winston's Market. Also featuring full service bar with daily drink specials and the finest selection of Irish bears such as Smithwicks, Harp, Guinness, Magners and Woodpecker.
CITY:Tinley Park
Hilton Garden Inn - Tinley Park
All guestrooms are appointed with microwave, refrigerator, coffeemaker, iron/ironing board and hair dryers. Comfortable desk with ergonomic chair, 27'' Flat tube television, two telephones with voice mail. Enjoy complimentary high-speed internet access in all guestrooms.
CITY:Tinley Park
Country Inn & Suites - Tinley Park
Limited service property including complimentary hot breakfast, high speed wireless internet & access to our indoor pool, spa, & fitness center. Come enjoy all the Chicago Southland has to offer! Call to reserve today.
CITY:Tinley Park
Hampton Inn - Tinley Park
64 rooms, 2 queen beds, 1 king bed, smoking and non smoking, complimentary hot breakfast buffet, free WiFi.
CITY:Tinley Park
Sleep Inn - Tinley Park
Newly remodeled, corporate and family friendly, free WiFi, complimentary continental breakfast, fitness center, & restaurants within walking distance.
CITY:Tinley Park
Comfort Inn & Suites - Tinley Park
All suite, non-smoking hotel. All rooms equipped with microwave, mini fridge, & sofa bed. Indoor pool, fitness center, complimentary hot breakfast & free wireless internet.
CITY:Tinley Park
Holiday Inn Hotel & Tinley Park Convention Center
Full service prototype hotel with 202 deluxe guest rooms, suites and a 40,000 square ft. convention center. Indoor pool, recreation facility, 24-hour business center. In house Bananas Grill & Bar.
CITY:Tinley Park
Wingate by Wyndham
At the beautiful Wingate by Wyndham, we know you mean business. Our upscale hotel is proud to offer a host of valuable amenities at no extra cost to you. Our all-inclusive pricing model gives you access to services and benefits you won't find at other hotel chains, all free of charge.
CITY:Tinley Park
First Midwest Bank Amphitheatre
Beautiful outdoor music theatre open May through September with a capacity of just under 30,000 people. Concessions and private catering available; tour buses welcome.
CITY:Tinley Park
Tinley Park Convention Center
70,450 square foot Convention Center features 18 versatile meeting rooms with the ability to accommodate up to 4,000 making this the ideal location for trade shows, conventions and social events. Ample free parking!
CITY:Tinley Park
Fairfield Inn - Tinley Park
Our guest rooms include a complimentary continental breakfast, hair dryers, coffee makers, high speed wireless internet, indoor swimming pool and spa. Discounted for AAA and seniors.
CITY:Tinley Park
LaQuinta Inn & Suites - Tinley Park
Indoor pool and whirlpool, fitness center, free continental breakfast. Amenities include coffee makers, hairdryer, iron & ironing board, free satellite movies, Showtime, news and sports channels.
CITY:Tinley Park
White Water Canyon Water Park
White Water Canyon Water Park is an affordable, wet and wild oasis just 30 minutes from downtown Chicago, perfect for the whole family!
CITY:Tinley Park
Vito & Nick's II
Good fun, good people, good food, local neighborhood joint. Now serving deep dish pizza too! Outdoor seating.
CITY:Tinley Park
Tinley Park Farmer's Market
Visit the Farmer's Market every week for the best selection of fruits, vegetables, and fresh flowers.
CITY:Tinley Park
Caribbean Block Party
This popular event offers live music on two stages. Free activities for the whole family, a mini-taste of Tinley Park and so much more.
CITY:Tinley Park
Odyssey Fun World
Visit our website for discounts and packages. Games, Laser Tag, Batting Cages, Soft Playland, Miniature Golf, Go-Karts, Bumper Boats, Inflatable Park & more!
CITY:Tinley Park
Downtown Tinley Boo Bash
Dress up and head out to the Downtown Tinley Halloween Boo Bash. Enjoy costume parade, trick-or-treating, games, prizes, snacks, food and refreshments available.
CITY:Tinley Park
Tinley Junction Miniature Golf and Batting Cages
Are you a mini golf pro? Bring the family to Tinley Junction, an 18-hole miniature golf course with a garden railroad theme. All Aboard!
CITY:Tinley Park
White Water Canyon Water Park
White Water Canyon Water Park is an affordable, wet and wild oasis just 30 minutes from downtown Chicago, perfect for the whole family!
CITY:Tinley Park
Odyssey Golf Course & Banquets
This 18-hole championship course was designed by two-time U.S. Open Champion Curtis Strange. It's a masterpiece of lush fairways and manicured greens.
CITY:Tinley Park
Tinley Park Veterans Memorial
The Tinley Park Veterans Memorial features benches along a parkway and is dedicated to Village Trustee Pat Rea, a retired U.S. Army Brigadier General.
CITY:Tinley Park
Ariel's Bar & Restaurant
Upscale Casual American themed restaurant, 28 draft beers and 6 wines on tap. We will please your palate, your senses and your mood!
CITY:Tinley Park
Tinley Park Historical Society & Museum
The Tinley Park Historical Society was established in 1974 to preserve the history of Tinley Park and the surrounding areas that have influenced its growth and development. Since 1976, the Society has been headquartered at the "Old Zion Landmark," 6727 174th Street where it maintains a museum of local history and a local research library. The Prairie Gothic style "Old Zion Landmark" church was built in 1884 for the local Zion Lutheran congregation. The Historical Society complex also includes a reproduction of the Village's second schoolhouse. The original one room schoolhouse had been built in 1880 very near to the current location to replace a smaller schoolhouse and from 1892 to 1954 the building served as the community's Village Hall. The "Landmark Chapel" and the "New Saenger Hall" meeting room are available for weddings and other meetings and special events.
CITY:Tinley Park
350 Brewing Company
Nano brewery specializing in small, hand-crafted batches of classic beer styles with a twist. Every beer is brewed on-site. Limited food menu. Drink local. Beer is good.
CITY:Tinley Park
Benches on the Avenue
This award-winning public art program features benches that showcase the unique and colorful designs of professional and amateur artists. The theme for 2015 is "Heroes and Villains".
CITY:Tinley Park
Hailstorm Brewing Company
Hailstorm Brewing is a regional craft brewery with a full tap room offering a variety of rotating and seasonal craft beers. (Food is available from nearby restaurant).
CITY:Tinley Park
Chicagoland Unconventional Bicycle Expo (CUBE)
The only place where you can test ride:unicycles, recumbents, trikes, cargo bikes, tandems and electric bikes all in the same place. Then walk the show and see a full line of the newest accessories, clothing, shoes, etc. Not to mention the touring companies, and bike clubs. You won't want to miss this show. It's the only one of it's kind in the America's.
CITY:Tinley Park
Tin Fish
Renowned for fresh seafood and oysters as well as aged steaks. A much respected wine list and bar deep in aged spirits.
CITY:Tinley Park
Maple Manor Bed and Breakfast
Relax in a beautiful 1875 home and enjoy the comforts and quiet away from it all. Four lovely guest rooms along with fresh country breakfast.
Greenup Antique Mall
15,000 square feet, one level, approximately 100 vendors. Old West Cafe on site.
Kishauwau Country Cabins
In the shadow of Starved Rock, Kishauwau Country Cabins features cabins that have been beautifully renovated to blend country charm with modern convenience. Enjoy fully equipped kitchens and outdoor bonfire pits.
Baily House Suite Bed & Breakfast
The Bayley House Suite was built in 1874 but provides the accommodations of a 21st century. This beautiful 850 sq. ft. suite includes a bedroom with queen sized bed, living room with dinning area and peaceful 3-season room.
Bayley House Suite Bed and Breakfast
The Bayley House Suite was built in 1874, but provides the accommodations of a 21st century. This beautiful 850 sq. ft. suite includes a bedroom with queen sized bed, living room with dinning area and peaceful 3-season room.
Evening Star Camping Resort
Peaceful country setting on 35 acres with open grassy or wooded sites. Large open and enclosed pavilions available for parties and reunions.
Indian Creek Vineyard Bed and Breakfast
A lovely setting for this cozy bed and breakfast. Grounds also provide beautiful location for weddings, reunions and gatherings of all kinds. Able to seat 200+.
Indian Creek Vineyard
This unique winery includes a remodeled barn that serves as a wine shop and a bed and breakfast in a historic home overlooking the vineyard, all located on a sesquicentennial farm.
Route 16 Cafe
Great food, great service, great prices. Home-cooked meals and daily specials.
CITY:Tower Hill
Tower Hill Fall Festival
Held in the Village Park. This is the 29th year for the festival which has unique activities such as the Produce "500" which features vehicles made from produce from as small as a grape to as large as a watermelon. It also has a car and motorcycle show, garden tractor pulls, a tractor show, plenty of kids games a parade Saturday at 4:00 pm and entertainment along with the annual demo derby on Sunday.
CITY:Tower Hill
Kunz Carpentry
Kunz sells Miller Dowel, Caesar Stone Quartz, and much more.
Leona's Unique Boutique
Leona's has beautiful and unique items.
Mannhard Hardware
Mannhard has a large variety of hardware.
Trenton Floral
Trenton Floral has a large selection of flowers and gifts.
Pizza Market
The Pizza Market offers delicious pizza and more.
Trenton House
Trenton House offers delicious steak and so much more, all set in a casual, elegant atmosphere.
J-H Bison Ranch
Tours of this family-run bison ranch include baby bison feeding, herd tours, and photos with baby bison, llamas and horses.
Dairy King
Dairy King offers everything from slushes, shakes and concretes to breakfast items, hamburgers, sandwiches, wraps and more.
Moran Orchard
Pick your own strawberries in season, and buy fall apples, Indian corn, pumpkins and gourds.
Red Roof Inn
72 room hotel, handicap accessible, credit cards accepted, cable tv, small meeting rooms, indoor pool, pets accepted, restaurant witnin walking distance, complimentary breakfast.
Congress Inn
90 rooms, pets allowed, complimentary breakfast, wireless internet
Tri-Township Park
Just miles off I-55, I-70, and I-270, the park has easy access and has many features for travelers, like a petting zoo, playground equipment, picnic pavilions and a small lake.
Cinco de Mayo Restaurant
Cinco de Mayo's menu is full of Mexican dishes in a warm, relaxed atmosphere.
Super 8 Motel - Tuscola
63 rooms with one suite, interior entry, 24-hr coffee service and 24-hr front desk with wake-up service. Handicap rooms, pet friendly.
Cooper Motel
Small hotel located near the outlet mall. Pet friendly.
Ameri Host Inn - Tuscola
59 rooms with 2 jacuzzi suites, indoor pool, free deluxe continental breakfast.
Holiday Inn Express - Tuscola
82 rooms, 6 executive suites. Extended continental breakfast. Meeting facilities for up to 35 people. Two full service restaurants within walking distance. Indoor pool and fitness center.
Syngenta Seeds
Take one-hour seasonal tours through Syngenta Seeds, a soybean processing plant.
Kleiss Produce Farm and Country Market
This Champaign-Urbana area farmer's market sells in-season vegetables, melons, pumpkins and fruits.
Amishland Red Barn Buffet
400 seat award-winning buffet with local recipes, Amish bread, desserts, apple butter, butcher shop meats and great Amish country decor.
The Spicery Tea Room
Specialized in casseroles, quiches, soups, salads and desserts all made from scratch on premises. Setting: a 1901 Sears-Roebuck ordered catalogue house.
Midwest Galleries
Furniture, giftware, lighting, stained glass mirrors.
Zales The Diamond Store Outlet
High quality jewelry and accessories.
Prairie Sisters Antique Mall
Antique mall and other business.
Route 36 Antiques
Over 40 quality antique dealers offering: furniture, glassware and collectibles. Let's make a deal.
Amish Country Heirlooms, LLC
Area's largest of hand-crafted Amish and oak furniture, collectible prints, and accessories, along with Country Dreams furniture exhibit.
Amishland's Illinois Shop
Official Illinois cabin featuring Illinois information literature, Lincoln memorabilia, Illinois artisans and Illinois food products and souvenirs.
Van Heusen
Contemporary fashions for men and women.
Amishland's General Store
Nostalgic general store filled with Amish wood crafts, quilts, food products and souvenirs.
Iron Horse Golf Club
Iron Horse Golf Club features an 18-hole links style championship golf course with bent grass tees, fairways and greens. Iron Horse provides a challenge to the low handicapper and a fun, playable golf course for the high handicapper. (rated 4.5-5 stars by Golf Digest magazine).
Bass Company Store -- Tanger Outlet Center
Shoes and clothing for men and women.
Tanger Outlet Center at Tuscola
Tanger Outlet Center offers a big city shopping experience without the big-city hassle. Brand-name stores at great prices including Coach, JCrew, UnderArmor, and Chico's - over 40 brand name outlets! Check out our monthly special events, coupons and sales. Tanger Outlet Center is conveniently located off of I-57, exit 212 in Tuscola. Locations nearby include Champaign and Amish Country.
Bath & Body Works -- Tanger Outlet Center
Integrating health, beauty and well-being. Combining the introduction of spa products that are easily used at home with the incorporation of simple rituals into daily life, Bath & Body Works is committed to helping consumers improve their emotional and physical being. Purchase lotions, creams, hand soap and more in a variety of scents.
Bon Worth -- Tanger Outlet Center
Women's casual wear - Petite and misses sizes.
Carter's Childrenswear -- Tanger Outlet Center
Children's clothes and accessories.
Claire's Accessories -- Tanger Outlet Center
Jewelry and accessories.
Coach Factory -- Tanger Outlet Center
Leather handbags, purses, and accessories.
Corningware-Corelle-Revere -- Tanger Outlet Center
Dinnerware and cookware.
Dress Barn/ Dress Barn Woman -- Tanger Outlet Center
Size 2 to 26 casual and career clothing.
Famous Footware Outlet -- Tanger Outlet Center
Shoes for the entire family.
Gap Outlet -- Tanger Outlet Center
Clothing and accessories for guys and girls.
Harry and David -- Tanger Outlet Center
Fresh fruit, nuts, and candies.
Hush Puppies
Flesor's Candy Kitchen
At Flesor's Candy Kitchen we're just happy that warm weather prompts folks traveling up and down Interstate 57 or Route 36 to take the Tuscola, Illinois exit, stop at our great Tanger outlet mall, and then navigate a tiny bit more to our little downtown where they discover the treasure that is our store. We are also thrilled to welcome tourists to our region who have come to explore Amish Country and include in their itinerary a look at a couple of non-Amish, ½ Greek sisters who make candy the old-fashioned way, too. During summer, people flock to our hundred-year-old soda fountain (homemade ice-cream!) and are delighted that we serve good food for lunch every day from 11:00 to 3:00. We also welcome buses, and crazy Devon is almost always on hand to stand on a chair to give her "speech" about the store's history and offer big groups a tour of the candy room.
Riverbend Retreat
Riverbend Retreat is a fully renovated 1919 bungalow farmstead surrounded by the Embarras (Embraw) river valley, pasture and farmland. The house is divided into two suites, one on each floor. It features original wood floors on the first floor, mission light fixtures and furniture, and free use of the washer/dryer and foosball table in the basement. Outside features include picnic tables, a grill, two campfire circles, outdoor lighting (60 amber bulbs) and a riverfront lawn. Wedding, reunion or other big get together coming up? Put up the family at Riverbend Retreat, cook some of your own meals and have a great time!
Douglas County Museum
The award-winning museum features short-term exhibits about a wide range of topics pertinent to the history of Douglas County and East Central Illinois. The museum's collections include clothing and textiles, military and medical equipment, decorative arts, archives and more! Plus, it's also host to the Rural Life Antique Show held in March and November of each year.
Vintage Karma
Vintage Karma opened in downtown Tuscola in 2012 to offer handmade goods, funky antiques, unique jewelry and local art. Many of the creations are repurposed items, giving new life to discarded things and turning them into one-of-a-kind works of art.
Rural Life Antique Show
Held at the Douglas County Museum and Tuscola Community Building, and presented by WInterberry Store and Antiques. A benefit for Douglas County Museum. Featuring 25 dealers, door prizes and great food.
The Vault Arts Collective
The Vault Arts Collective is a unique and eclectic collection of artists and artisans from all of central Illinois. Our 12,000 square foot former bank building is home to over forty artists that have come together to create and sell art with the common goal of sharing their talents with the world and, in turn, bring the world to Tuscola.
Cypress Creek National Wildlife Refuge
Visit Illinois' bayou. Yes, the bayou in Illinois. Cypress Creek Wildlife Refuge is home to incredible cypress-filled swamps and wetlands and is unlike anything you expect to find in the Midwest. The refuge protects 15,000 acres of lush wetlands and some of the oldest living trees east of the Mississippi River.
Cache River Days
This fun fest includes a flea market, parade, softball tournament, yard sales, BBQ and music.
Doctorman's Cache Core Hunting Preserve
Upland game bird hunting from Oct. 1 - April. Dogs & guide service available. Located 3 miles west of Jct. Hwy. 37 & Hwy. 169, or, 4 miles east of I-57 just off Shawnee College Road.
America's Best Value Inn - Cheekwood Inn
Located at exit #18 off I-57, offering 40 modern rooms with inside corridors and an indoor swimming pool.
White Crane Canoe and Pirogue Rentals
White Crane Canoe and Pirogue Rentals offers guided services and watercraft rentals for use on the Cache River. Spend an afternoon gazing upon the mysteries of the swamp including 500 to 1,200 year old cypress & tupelo trees and get lost in another time as you paddle through Illinois's hidden bayou. Set out in cypress pirogues or canoes and spend time about learning about the river's history, geology and ecology. Guides will emphasize and share knowledge of local plants and animals and how they were utilized from local Native Americans past and present. Canoe instruction, life jackets and paddles included in price.
Donley's Wild West Town
See a Wild West show and museum of Western memorabilia, then dine at Donley's Old West Steakhouse.


text:
Stock Photo:
27OCT97: Actress/singer OLIVIA NEWTON JOHN at the premiere in Los Angeles of "Mad City" which stars John Travolta & Dustin Hoffman. Olivia starred with Travolta in "Grease" in 1978.
- Image ID: 93662002
- Copyright: Featureflash
- Editorial Credit: Featureflash / Shutterstock.com
Release Information:
Editorial Use Only.
Use of this image in advertising or for promotional purposes is prohibited.


text:
Separate names with a comma.
Put AFR comp 185's in the car with TFS 1.72 stud mount rockers. checked my pushrod length and its perfect. I adjusted the rockers by turning the...
what do you guys use?
I've been using cometics for a while now and since i have to tear down the engine and miss carlisle i'm taking my time and...
I just got me some fancy schmancy Moroso valve covers:
where is the best place to...
Customary sign up and discussion thread! who's going?
June 1st-3rd.
Most of us stay at the...
I've been working at the same company now for 6 years as a contractor. in that time i started as a base operator, created an asset management...
no longer for sale
no longer for sale
Finally made it to a dragstrip. It's been like 6 years since i was last there. The last outing was when i had first got the car and couldn't...
Official Ford Carlisle Pic Thread. We were all in the 94-95 modified class this year. No cobra class or super mod for us this year.
Dropped off the stang to get the side exhaust made. I ended up going with Dynomax race bullets for the mufflers. It was either that or the...
I'm trying to figure out how to make my side exhaust work. Right now I have BBK long tubes for a fox going into a Dr. Gas o/r x-pipe with a MAC...
It's about that time again to start thinking about Ford Carlisle. It's June 4th, 5th, and 6th this year.
Carlisle Events All-Ford Nationals....
Just saw in the February issue of 5.0 Mustang the recap article for UPR's Ford Fest. Our very own Charlie (Onebad95) won twice! his '95 won best...
I got a Canon XSi a couple weeks ago and finally got around to get the pics off of it. I'm still learning and playing around with it so be gentle...
For the past 6 months now, I got a part time job at American Muscle as a customer service rep. I didn't want it broadcast that I did for a couple...
I'm bored at work and I was checking out the new 2010 site. You can customize a car and use it as a wallpaper. I thought it would be cool to...
it was a blast even though Friday was raining all day. Poncho and hat FTW!
New wheels for me :D
i got my new tail lights installed over the weekend. everything works like it should but now the turn signals flash wicked fast compared to...
I've been looking for these lights for years now and finally got my hands on a set. They are pristine! i don't think they've ever been mounted...
with all the big movies coming out this summer, what are you most excited to see?
Iron Man
Speed Racer
Narnia: Prince Caspian...


text:
Hogue Rubber OverMolded Stock and Forend Winchester 1300 12 Gauge Synthetic Black
- Information
Hogue OverMolded stocks have fiberglass skeletons with the same permanently-bonded rubber coating used on Hogue's popular handgun grips. Hogue Shotgun Stocks are molded from a super tough fiberglass reinforced polymer ensuring stability and accuracy. These superior stocks are durable, weatherproof and non-slip. The grip of the stock and the entire forend are OverMolded with soft rubber for outstanding handling. Features also include ambidextrous ergonomic palm swells and a soft recoil cushioning butt pad. A new stockbolt is included, making these sets an easy upgrade or replacement for worn or broken factory stocks. Whether used for hunting or law enforcement, a Hogue stock combination is an excellent choice.
Note: Gunsmithing is not typically required for installation but may require various firearm-specific wrenches and other tools for stock and forend removal.
Technical Information:
- Firearm Fit: Winchester 1300 12 Gauge
- Length of Pull: 14-1/4"
Delivery Information
The total weight of the product, including the product's packaging as it sits on our shelf. Since some products ship directly from the Manufacturer, their weight may be unavailable. Because of variations in the manufacturing process, similar products may have differing weights. Unless the product is designated as "Ships Alone", Shipping Weight does not include the shipping box or packing materials associated with your order.
Product ships from MidwayUSA, separate from any other products on your order due to its size. Products that are Shipped Alone incur separate "Per Order" and "Per Pound" shipping charges.
Product is regulated by the US Department of Transportation (DOT) and cannot be shipped via USPS or air shipping methods. DOT-Regulated products must ship UPS Ground.
Product is restricted by shipping carriers and cannot be shipped to certain locations or via certain shipping methods.
Additional shipping charge for HazMat products. Carriers charge extra to ship packages with products they consider hazardous, such as reloading powder and primers.
Thank you! Your valuable feedback helps improve our product information and offering.
Customer Reviews
The statements and opinions expressed within Customer Reviews reflect each author's personal perspective and do not imply endorsement by MidwayUSA, its Employees or any other organization. Customers should in no way infer that MidwayUSA has validated review information as safe, accurate or appropriate.
Suggested Products
MidwayUSA Buttstock Shotshell Ammunition Carrier
Sale$4.99List Price: $9.99 Save $5.00 (50%)
Wheeler Engineering 89-Piece Professional-Plus Gunsmithing...
$61.99List Price: $89.99 Save $28.00 (31%)
Choate High Visibility Magazine Follower Winchester 1200,...
Hogue Forend Adapter Nut Winchester 1300 Steel Blued
ClearanceAdd to Cart for PriceList Price: $8.49
HIVIZ Sight Set Mossberg, Winchester Shotguns Fiber Optic...
Others Bought
Smith & Wesson Magazine S&W M&P 9mm Luger Steel Blue
- NcStar XRS Series Compact Rifle Scope 34mm Tube 2-7x 32mm Blue...
ITW FastMag Gen III Single Magazine Pouch AR-15 MOLLE/Duty...
Fobus Paddle Double Magazine Pouch Double-Stack 9mm Luger, 40...
Sale$18.99Save $2.00 (10%)
Fobus Evolution Roto Paddle Holster Right Hand S&W M&P Polymer...
Howard Leight Impact Sport Electronic Earmuffs (NRR 22 dB) Green
L.E. Wilson Case Length Headspace Gage 308 Winchester
Sale$23.99Save $3.00 (11%)
Taccom Duaload 4UP Shotshell Ammunition Carrier 12, 20 Gauge...
MidwayUSA Buttstock Shotshell Ammunition Carrier
Sale$4.99List Price: $9.99 Save $5.00 (50%)
BlackHawk Cartridge Bandolier 55-Round Shotgun Nylon Black


text:
Courteney Cox & David Arquette in 'Scream 4' Trailer
It was back on the set of the original 'Scream' in 1996 that the two stars first hooked up, and now 14 years and one child later, their relationship is kaput. Both Cox and Arquette appear in Wes Craven's latest chapter of the famed serial killer series, scheduled to be released on April 15.
Watch the trailer for 'Scream 4' after the jump!
Courteney and David Snapshots
- Filed under:
- Courteney Cox -
- David Arquette -
- Movie News -
- Splitsville -
- Videos
- Thursday 21 OctoberBy Keri
How convenient! Great publicity team. Same for Nancy Wilson, divorcing Cameron Crowe just after Heart's latest release. Does it seem like NO news is the WORST news?
- Sunday 24 OctoberBy shenmedoubudLowest Rank Vote downVote upReport this
I agree its a publicity stunt....the Scream franchise has jumped the shark..... they'll do anything to get people to want to see the next garbage movieI love this , So does My boyfriend .he is almost 11year older than me .i met him via agegapsingl es.c 'om a nice place for seeking age le ss love.which gives you a chance to make your life better and open opportunities for you to meet the attractive young girls and treat you like a king. Maybe you wanna check it out or tell your friends.. Just love it
- Thursday 21 OctoberBy ApostateHigh Rank Vote downVote upReport this
A-w-k-w-a-r-d on the set!
- Friday 22 OctoberBy Jay
The timing of this anounced break up is very suspecious. Sounds like another Heidi and Spencer to me. If that's what they did they are sick pathetic people.
- Friday 22 OctoberBy Heyes
I agree its a publicity stunt....the Scream franchise has jumped the shark..... they'll do anything to get people to want to see the next garbage movie
- Sunday 24 OctoberBy akkomodo
In that top pic Cox's hands look grotesque.
- Sunday 24 OctoberBy lynden
Both of them are just WEIRD.
- Sunday 24 OctoberBy angie
Why I even clicked on this is beyond me.
#1. Who cares if they're getting divorced?
#2. Horror movies are for freaks, nobody in their right mind would waste their money or energy on watching such garbage.
#3. Courtney Cox needs to gain about 20 pounds to fill in the wrinkles, she looks horrible and needs to acknowledge that she's not 25 anymore and her face is really showing it.
#4. Cougartown is one of the worst shows on tv, bad casting, bad acting, hideous writing.
#5. David Arquette... who the hell is he and what did he ever do besides these lame moves and marrying Courtney anyway???
- Sunday 24 OctoberBy jayson
They are both hasbeens! follow the quaids to canada!! and take Anniston with you.!!
MORE ABOUT Courteney Cox
Find the latest stories, biography, photos, videos, and more.Read more about Courteney Cox Li
Jennifer Aniston
Is it Brad(ley) and Jen take 2? Jen was spotted out on the town with dreamboat ...
Paris Hilton
After Fairly Legal actress, Sarah Shahi, laid into Paris via Twitter for almost...
Kate Middleton
Kate Middleton is officially a princess. She walked the aisle in an Alexander...
Denise Richards
According to Denise, she's not sure that her estranged ex is completely sober....
Popeater Hot Topics
- Diana Douglas, first wife of Kirk Douglas, dies at 92
- Stars in stripes
- Illinois city condemns Dick Van Dyke's childhood home
- Vanessa Williams Marries Jim Skrip on Fourth of July
- 'Game of Thrones': Kit Harington Spotted With Long Hair, Twitter Abuzz About Jon Snow
- 16 Dramas to Binge Before Emmy Nominations
Sites We Love
- Clooneys in Como! George and Amal Celebrate the Fourth of July in Italy
- FROM TIME: Greece Votes Against Austerity, Putting Role in European Union in Jeopardy
- More From PEOPLE.com
- Hack Your Whole Life With The BuzzFeed DIY Newsletter!
- What Movie Rating Would Your Life Get?
- The Biggest Winners And Losers In Movies In 2015, So Far
- More From Buzzfeed
- Vanessa Williams Marries Jim Skrip on Fourth of July
- The Royal Family Makes Their First Public Outing as a Family of Four at Princess Charlotte's Christening
- What the Hell Happened to Proto Zoa from Zenon: Girl of the 21st Century?
- More From The Fab Life


text:
Sorry, email you entered is not well formed
First Name:
Last Name:
Frequency :
Women's VIP List
Men's VIP List
Both Women's & Men's VIP List
Men's VIP List
Both Women's & Men's VIP List
Who says colored denim is just for the girls? Spruce up your wardrobe with colored denim and stand out from the crowd like Shia LaBeouf. You'll be sure to get noticed more in a pair of washed-out red than your worn-in classics.
Brands like J Brand, Citizens of Humanity, Rag & Bone/JEAN and Rogue offer various selections of colored denim, you just have to choose what suits you best!
As recently posted here, J Brand seems to be the favorite among celebrities and the media. GQ Editors choose J Brand Tyler Jean as their favorite slim-fit jean. (more…)


text:
Third DayVer en iTunes
Para escuchar en vista previa una canción, pasa el ratón sobre el título y haz clic en reproducir. Abre iTunes para comprar y descargar música.
Influenced by the Southern rock of Lynyrd Skynyrd and other artists such as U2 and Rich Mullins, Third Day were originally formed by vocalist Mac Powell and acoustic guitarist Mark Lee. The duo added bassist Tai Anderson and drummer David Carr from another local band, and recorded some demos. Third Day's live shows gradually built them a loyal fan base, and just after lead guitarist Brad Avery joined, the band signed to Gray Dot Records. Their eponymous debut followed in 1996, with Conspiracy No. 5 appearing a year later. In 1999 Third Day returned with Time, and the next year Offerings, a collection of new and live material, came out, followed in 2003 by its companion, Offerings II: All I Have to Give. That same year, the American Music Awards tapped them with a nomination in the Favorite Contemporary Inspirational Artist category.
For their fifth studio album, 2004's Wire (which was followed shortly after by Live Wire), Third Day returned to their rock & roll roots, a trend they kept up for 2005's Top Ten hit Wherever You Are, which came out in CD/DVD format the next year. After the release of the holiday album Christmas Offerings in 2006 and the compilation Chronology the following year, the band announced the departure of Avery in February 2008. Despite the loss, Third Day soldiered on, releasing Revelation in July of that year. The album was produced by Howard Benson and featured appearances by Chris Daughtry and Lacey Mosley. They followed the record up in 2010 with the late October release of Move, which found the group exploring a more rootsy, Southern rock sound. In 2012 they teamed up with veteran producer Brendan O'Brien (the Killers, Pearl Jam, Bruce Springsteen) for their 11th studio album, Miracle. Making a dedicated return to their faith-based material, Third Day released Lead Us Back: Songs of Worship in 2015. Described by Powell as a proper worship album, the choral-heavy record featured members of his home church choir along with notable guest artists from the CCM community like Michael W. Smith, Natalie Grant, Michael Tait, and All Sons & Daughters.
Top álbumes
Top canciones
Top videos musicales
Se formó en:
1991 en Marietta, GA
Años de actividad:
'90s, '00s, '10s


text:
30-2072 - Long Range HDTV UHF Antenna
Deep Fringe Outdoor UHF/HDTV Antenna
This high performance UHF antenna has a higher gain and a smaller beam angle than conventional Yagi antennas. The reflector grids create an improved front to back ratio with shorter construction while the 91 elements truly mak...
Mfr Name: Antennas Direct
Mfr Number: 91XG
See all items in UHF / HDTV / DTV
22-24830 - True Utility Nanolite
Probably the smallest flashlight in the world! This powerful pocket flashlight runs on 4 powerful, long-lasting miniature hearing aid batteries, which power a bright 5mm LED. Simple twist ON/OFF. 3 full sets of batteries included!
Packaged in a reusable, cl...
Mfr Name: Nebo Tools
Mfr Number: TU285
See all items in Multi Purpose Tools
50-16300 - Pedestal Desk Mount for iPad - Black
Black iPad Support Arm
Holds a standard iPad securely in position for easy viewing and access.
Also Available in Silver
Mfr Name: Pro Signal
Mfr Number: 50-16300
See all items in Tablet Cases and Accessories
58-17305 - 16 ga. Finish Nailer Kit with Case
This finishing nailer kit includes nailer, wrench, stud, case, oil, and owner's manual. Equipped rubber nose tip to prevent marring of wood. Rear loading magazine provides fast, easy reloading.
Mfr Name: Craftsman
Mfr Number: 18175
See all items in Nailers
200-175 - CircuitWriter Pen with Precision Conductive Ink
Silver based solution makes instant traces on epoxy, glass, plastic, metal Repair defective traces/circuit boards/rear-window heater traces; as well as jumpers/prototype circuits; and shieldingelectronics Use with companion product, CircuitSealer Conformal Coa...
Mfr Name: Caig Laboratories
Mfr Number: CW100P
See all items in Conductive Ink
58-16980 - Artic White iPhone® Controlled RC Helicopter
The Artic White mini helicopter is a simple to use R/C helicopter that is ready to fly!
Unlike most R/C helicopters that came with a remote control, this chopper includes a transmitter that allows you to control the helicopter using your iPhone or iPad (requires ...
Mfr Name: Distributed By MCM
Mfr Number: WHT-MINI-HELICOPTER
See all items in R/C Products
291-390 - 377-376TS Button Cell Watch Battery SR626W
Energizer silver oxide low drain button cell batteries for watches, calculators, small electronics, toys, lasers & medical devices. Sold individually.
Mfr Name: Energizer
Mfr Number: 377-376TZ
See all items in Silver Oxide
58-14205 - 2 Pack Silver Speaker Brackets
Enjoy the ability to design your room without compromise. The Philips universal speaker brackets let you position your speakers at your preferred location. They are designed to accommodate the widest selection of speaker brands and models. Supports both horizontal...
Mfr Name: Philips
Mfr Number: PH6402
See all items in Speaker Mounts
83-14426 - Slim Silver USB Mini 89Key Keyboard
This Mini USB Keyboard was designed to maximize productivity while minimizing the space it requires. Features 3 visual feedback LED's for Caps Lock, Num Lock and Scroll Lock
Mfr Name: Gear Head
Mfr Number: KB1500U
See all items in Keyboards
82-12956 - Dummy IR Bullet Camera with Flashing LED
Take advantage of economical dummy cameras when budgeting for your next CCTV installation. The dummy IR bullet camera features a flashing LED, realistic weather resistant ABS housing with professional appearance, and metal mount. This is the ideal deterrent came...
Mfr Name: Defender Security
Mfr Number: 82-12956
See all items in Dummy Cameras
310-0046 - Cube Silver 3D Printer
The Cubify Cube Printer 2nd Generation is a personal single head 3D printer based on Plastic Jet Printing (PJP) methods. It is possible to print vibrant color models of sizes up to 139.7 x 139.7 x 139.7mm. It has Plug and Play simplicity and WiFi for very fast an...
Mfr Name: 3D Systems
Mfr Number: 381000
See all items in 3D Printers
310-0047 - Cube White 3D Printer
Mfr Number: 382000
58-14785 - 2.4GHz Belkin Silver Wireless Optical Mouse
Belkin's wireless mouse is perfect for taking on the road- no messy cables to get tangled, and more comfortable to use than your laptop's track pad.
Mfr Name: Belkin
Mfr Number: F5L075-USB-ASH
See all items in Wireless Mice
55-4602 - 4.5 Inch 10W 8 Ohm Full Range Pincushion Speaker
4.5 " Full Range Speaker
4.5" full range speaker with linear frequency response and high sensitivity for all kinds of full range systems.
Mfr Number: XF-119-208
See all items in 0''~4 1/2'' Full Range Speakers
83-15247 - ICYRaid 2 Bay 1394b, USB & eSATA External 3.5" SATA HDD RAID Enclosure
$50 mail-in rebate - valid 5/1/15 - 5/31/15
Icy Dock is proud to introduce the upgraded version of its dual bay ICYRaid MB662USEB-2S FireWire 800, eSATA & USB 2.0 3.5" RAID enclosure that set the standard for media professionals and home users alike. The new MB66...
Mfr Name: Icy Dock
Mfr Number: MB662USEB-2S-1
See all items in Hard Drive Enclosures
MCM is a great company with a large selection of good quality products.


text:
|ISSN 1088-6850(online) ISSN 0002-9947(print)
Subelliptic estimates for the -Neumann problem for forms
Abstract | References | Similar Articles | Additional Information
Abstract: In this note we deal with the problem of the subelliptic estimates of the -Neumann problem on nonpseudoconvex domains. In the first part we give a necessary condition for forms in a class of domains. In the second part we give the exact estimate for a class of domains where the Levi form of a vector field is bounded below by a certain function.
Retrieve articles in Transactions of the American Mathematical Society with MSC: 32F20, 35N15
Retrieve articles in all journals with MSC: 32F20, 35N15
Additional Information


text:
The movie Chinatown was released 25 years ago. It's known for its very complicated plot twists, literacy, and lack of action. Yet it's regarded as one of the best movies ever made. Entertainment critic Elvis Mitchell commemorates Chinatown.
You must be signed in to leave a comment. Sign In / Register
Please keep your community civil. All comments must follow the NPR.org Community rules and terms of use, and will be moderated prior to posting. NPR reserves the right to use the comments we receive, in whole or in part, and to use the commenter's name and location, in any medium. See also the Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Community FAQ.


text:
Difficulties getting radio therapy for cancer patients
Obtaining radio therapy treatment for cancer patients in some parts of New South Wales can often be very difficult.
Source: 7.30 New South Wales | Duration: 8min 39sec
Topics: family-and-children, nsw
QUENTIN DEMPSTER, PRESENTER: Delays, lots of travel, gridlock - that can be a lot if you've got cancer and live in the wrong part of NSW. The Cancer Council has conducted interviews with cancer patients across the state, identifying the problems they've encountered trying to obtain radiotherapy treatment. The resulting report, which we can reveal tonight on Stateline, has uncovered some alarming stories. Cancer patients forced to wait weeks or months for life-saving treatment, others doomed to a premature death because they can't get treatment at all. Nick Grimm reports.
GRAHAM SAUNDERS, CANCER PATIENT: The down times are really sort of pretty quiet, but you just try and keep up and keep going.
NICK GRIMM, REPORTER: How hard is it?
GRAHAM SAUNDERS: It's pretty hard. I've got pictures on the wall of my friends and family in the house so I can usually visualise things, but it's just nice when you wake up in the morning and you see pictures of your dogs, your friends, your family. And that's a nice thing to wake up to.
NICK GRIMM: Graham Saunders has spent the past six weeks living out of a suitcase - never an easy experience for anyone. But it's especially tough for a cancer patient striving to remain positive and upbeat despite loneliness and isolation.
RAY ARAULLO, CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER: On the outside, Graham looks OK. He's a bit like a duck on water. He looks a little bit serene and calm, maybe even a little bit graceful, but underneath he's paddling like mad just to hold it together.
GRAHAM SAUNDERS: I sort of treat it like a holiday. The first week was a bit daunting. But now I looked at it as a holiday as far as, well, make the best of what I've got to deal with and that's sort of just changed my whole psyche around about it to make it easier for me to get through the quiet times.
NICK GRIMM: Home for Graham Saunders is near Coffs Harbour on the state's north coast. When doctors discovered his cancer had relapsed a few months ago, he expected to be able to receive the urgent treatment he needed at a public radiotherapy unit set up in Coffs Harbour just two years ago.
GRAHAM SAUNDERS: They said I couldn't wait till November to get it done, so I had to come to Sydney to get it done as soon as possible.
NICK GRIMM: What was the reason for such a long delay?
GRAHAM SAUNDERS: I'm assuming it was just being chock-a-block full of other patients from the Coffs Harbour area and the surrounding areas and obviously it's all been pre-booked prior to this. So, it's on the guy go all the time.
NICK GRIMM: Ray Araullo is a clinical social worker based at Sydney's Royal North Shore Hospital. He sees many patients like Graham Saunders, people forced to travel far from home at one of the most difficult times in their lives.
RAY ARAULLO: Often you're either newly-diagnosed and you've got a day or two to try to put all these logistics together - accommodation, transport, the financial implications; or if you've got a relapsed disease, then you might have a week's notice to get down here. But all of those logistics are in the context of someone who's fighting cancer. So emotionally and psychologically it's a confronting time for them.
NICK GRIMM: But the lack of access to radiotherapy services in this state isn't merely an inconvenience. It's a matter of life and death. 14 per cent of cancer patients miss out on the radiotherapy they need. It's been estimated that over a 10-year period that equates to around 8,000 avoidable deaths.
ANITA TANG, CANCER COUNCIL NSW: Something like 40,000 years of life were lost in those 10 years when there were cancer patients not receiving radiotherapy who would have benefitted from it.
NICK GRIMM: And that equates to an average of five years wiped from the life expectancy of each of those patients who lose their battle with cancer.
Faced with those facts, the Cancer Council went looking for the stories behind the statistics.
ANITA TANG: We invited cancer patients from all around the state to ring our helpline and share their story about needing radiotherapy. ... The report that we're releasing this week really documents the human perspective of that, the cancer patient's perspective on the barriers that they face when they needed radiotherapy, the psychological impact, the emotional impact, the financial impact and the practical problems in accessing radiotherapy.
NICK GRIMM: The Cancer Council report is called Roadblocks to Radiotherapy.
There are the stories too of patients left with no other choice but to use private radiotherapy centres.
KATE JENNINGS, CANCER PATIENT: Gee, it's a gruelling, gruelling experience. The cancer journey is not an easy one to travel.
NICK GRIMM: Kate Jennings lives on the state's Central Coast. It's an area where there is no public radiotherapy centre, so when Kate Jennings was diagnosed with breast cancer, she was given a choice: have a mastectomy or instead face a four-hour round trip to Sydney every day for six and a half weeks.
KATE JENNINGS: I was lucky. We bought a cheap car, $1,000-dollar rust bucked to get me backwards and forwards. I was going down to Sydney at the end of six months of pretty gruelling chemotherapy and I had to drive each way, and it knocks you out. It's a tough six and a half weeks, let me say.
NICK GRIMM: With her treatment now over, Kate Jennings is gradually getting her energy back and her appetite for a healthy life, but she knows others have had an even tougher journey.
KATE JENNINGS: I sat next to a girl during my chemotherapy here at Gosford and she had two young children and she had no choice. She said, "I had to have a mastectomy. There is no way in the world that I could travel four hours or five hours by train and she didn't have a car, five hours each day down to Sydney to have radiotherapy." She said that was absolutely not an option. So, she had to choose between losing a body part or having therapy that was the best option for her. I think that that's deplorable in this day and age and that we shouldn't be asked to make that decision.
NICK GRIMM: For Kate Jennings, perhaps the cruellest aspect of that dilemma is the fact there is a radiotherapy centre on the Central Coast, but it's a private one. It's got the capacity to treat public patients as well, so why doesn't the Government simply pick up the tab for public patients needing urgent treatment?
ANITA TANG: That would be a very good question to ask the Government. We have actually recommended that in those areas of the state where the only radiotherapy centre is private, the Government should in fact purchase services so that people get equal access at an affordable cost.
NICK GRIMM: Stateline sought an interview with Health Minister Carmel Tebbutt or the Minister assisting her on cancer issues, Barbara Perry. Both were unavailable. But the State Government does point out that it will fund two additional radiotherapy machines in the state by year's end and that by the next state election in early 2011, two new treatment centres will have opened in regional areas. Even so, the Cancer Council points out that increase is still being outpaced by the growth in the number of cancer patients needing treatment - the result of the state's aging population, the fact that people are living longer and that cancer is being diagnosed and treated earlier.
ANITA TANG: It is really about facilities being overwhelmed and it's partly about the fact that the gap between what's needed and what's actually available is so large that even by the time a new facility is established in a regional area, it can't keep pace with the new level of demand.
NICK GRIMM: And in the face of that, the Cancer Council is calling for a new retail licence fee to be imposed on tobacco retailers to help fund more radiotherapy centres across the state.
Kate Jennings knows the linear accelerator machines used for radiotherapy don't come cheap, but she knows even better that there's a terrible cost to not having enough.
KATE JENNINGS: Radiotherapy is a form of treatment that is successful, and for people not to be able to access radiotherapy means lives being chopped in half. Years lost off lives.
QUENTIN DEMPSTER: Thanks, Nick Grimm.


text:
Overall: 5.0 / 5 based on 2 reviews
2 of 2 reviewers would recommend this product to a friend.
Better than expected! -
By: JustHikingforFun
I usually don't buy shoes sight-unseen on-line but these far exceeded my expectations. Size fit perfectly and the wider semi-firm arch support was needed in my older hiking shoes and I could tell difference after the first hike. Very comfortable, very good quality and should hold up well in average to medium terrain.
Great hiking shoes -
By: Kim28
My new Merrill hiking shoes are simply great. Everything the product description talks about is what I have found to be the case with mine--comfortable, form fitting with ample toe room, solid construction and support for challenging terrain, sharp looking and dependable.


text:
I er... was back... til I bashed my shin on a rock at summit of Bow Fell on Saturday and had to spend 3hrs in A&E getting patched up (finished the race first mind!)minor flesh wound but not sure how quickly it will heal up, so not 100% sure I'll make the Trog...
TST - what date exactly for the JNC?
This Saturday I will be celebrating solstice by doing my first "AL" category fell race in over 8 months (Great Lakes)
then maybe see a few of you at Kinder Trog a week on Sunday...?
clairster/PPP - I recce'd round the Holme Moss FR route on Saturday - took me back a few years! PPP - didn't you finish top 20 in the actual race? you've gone up even further in my estimation now I know the full extent of the route!I will finally get round to doing it this year, but will lumber round near the back!
I am stumbling along in an even fatter/unfitter way than before, and enjoying being out there I have entered Long Tour Of Bradwell at start of August but other than that will just do stuff at short notice as the mood takes me. Boar's Head in 3 weeks is next possible local...
Visit the official Runner's World page
Follow Runner's World on Twitter
Click here
Other Natmag-Rodale Sites
Run For Charity
Injury Clinics
About Runner's World


text:
Threads 251 to 275 of 34683
Forum: SWiSH Help
If you have any tips, tricks or general help questions about SWiSH then post them here!
Moderators of this Forum
Users Browsing this Forum
There are currently 5 users browsing this forum. (0 members & 5 guests)
Click Here to Expand Forum to Full Width
Visit Some Our Other Sites!
» PHPbuilder
» HTML5 Dev Center
» Developer.com
» Web Developer Forums


text:
Thank you for your interest in volunteering with LifeLine Animal Project. We cared for more than 15,000 homeless cats and dogs last year, and we could not have done it without the help of our dedicated volunteers.
When LifeLine opened its doors in 2002, a handful of passionate volunteers worked alongside staff to end the euthanasia of healthy and treatable dogs and cats in metro Atlanta shelters. Today, over 2,400 volunteers have committed to help LifeLine transform Atlanta into a no-kill community by 2016.
It only takes a little time to make a big difference! You can walk dogs and aid in socializing those who need it, spend time with the residents of our Kitty Motels, participate in offsite adoption, fundraising, and community events, or help out in the LifeLine Spay & Neuter Clinics. Whether you volunteer once a month or once a week, your involvement will help LifeLine expand community outreach programs, raise critical dollars to fund our mission and provide high quality care to the animals in our shelters.
LifeLiners are on a mission to save the world one animal at a time. Please fill out our volunteer application and join our incredible team of volunteers and start changing lives today!
LifeLine Animal Project strives to provide our feline and canine friends the best possible environment until the they can be placed in loving, forever homes. The residents of our Kitty Motels enjoy a cage-free temporary home with plenty of climbing areas for adventurous cats and hiding places for shy kitties. LifeLine's Dog House is a safe, fun, and loving environment where dogs have plenty of outdoor group playtime as well as individual care.
However, we have cats and dogs that would benefit from a foster home environment. Some have special needs or diet concerns, while others may just need some extra socialization. With kitten season in full force, foster homes with bottlebaby experience are critical. LifeLine provides all veterinary care, food, and supplies as needed for animals in foster homes. The cats and dogs just ask for your love and attention in return. Some will only need short-term care while others may need a longer period.
Volunteer Spotlight: Bogna Grabicka
We would like to dedicate our volunteer spotlight to Bogna Grabicka. Though she has only volunteered with us for a year, her dedication has made a huge impact on the quality of life of our shelter pets. On any given day, you'll find Bogna collecting newspaper donations, staffing off-site adoption events or providing foster care to one of our pups in need. Not only does she foster our shelter animals, she adopts them too! She currently has a pup named Laylah, who she adopted from the Fulton County shelter in 2012.
Bogna continuously goes above and beyond the call of duty, and even uses her savvy technical skills to create videos to help find forever homes for urgent pups. Bogna is much more than a valued volunteer, she is a member of our shelter family, and we look forward to working with her for years to come!