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Wednesday, 12 November 2008
Merry Christmas Giveaway!
Tescos have brought out a Christmassy Cath Kidston recycled plastic bottle eco-friendly grocery bag! After the last giveaway I had was so popular I thought I'd better do another, and this time open it all and sundry. Even you lot living within a sneeze of Tescos (that whinged and whined about being left out last time). So, this time we have 1 x christmassy Cath Kidston bag, some christmassy ribbon (9m in total), some felt snowflakes for you to applique onto stuff and get you feeling all festive, a jingly bell (tie it to the cat's tail for hours of amusement), and no doubt some chocolate (it's not Christmas without chocolate) all stuffed into a stocking made by moi out of Cath Kidston and Boden fabrics. Hoorah!!!!
Leave a comment on this post telling me why you love Christmas so much for the next week and I'll announce a winner next Thursday (the 20th).
If you hate Christmas, leave me a comment too, I'll still enter you...and I'll send you a stick to poke Carol Singers with if you win (or something).
Good luck!!!
76 comments:
- apple cyder said...
I love the stocking you made. What a super generous giveaway! I love the anticipation of the holiday. Getting ready, baking cookies, sewing gifts. In fact, I like the build up even more than the actual holiday itself. I also love staring at our tree. I get up early and sip coffee and stare at it most mornings. That's saying a lot for someone who is NOT a morning person.
- 12 November 2008 19:41
- Tine said...
Me me me me me me!!!!!!!! Pick me! I love the stocking and the bag is unbelievably cute!
Christmas...I love christmas-lights, buying and/or making presents for the people I love <3
I love all the preparations, and more than anything I love to see my children being treated like royalty by the rest of the family :) - 12 November 2008 19:54
- Gina said...
I love what you are giving away! I too love all the build up and preparation - the baking and planning, the Christmas tree and mulled wine... I could go on and on!
- 12 November 2008 19:57
- Nicole said...
What a great giveaway (pick me!)I love that stocking! I wish I had a Tesco over here because that bag is so cute! I think one of the best things about Christmastime is getting the tree in (we can hack our own tree here in Norway, still have to pay for it though...)and decorating it with the children. And I also love the evening before Christmas when we give each other presents. Nicole (polka dot bunny)
- 12 November 2008 20:03
- mikodesign said...
wow, that looks so lovely, I love christmas because it just an other good reason to get crafting and sewing.....
- 12 November 2008 20:11
- monda-loves said...
what I love about Christmas is gorgeous wrapping paper, cards and tags. I love this kind of stuff and every year I buy way too much.
Last year I was missing the Christmas spirit big time. I hope this year that it will come back - these freebie's would definitely help though :o)
P.S. If I don't win, I'll happily take the poking stick! - 12 November 2008 20:27
- Doris said...
I love Christmas, the colors, the decorations, the "nice-ness", the food, the freindly gatherings...but I HATE the commercialism of it! I hate to see people spend tons of money on their kids, the kids get greedier, aren't happy with what they get...I don't see it ever happening, but I would love to see us get back to the basics and the true spirit of giving and receiving gifts.
- 12 November 2008 20:30
- septemberbird said...
I like the anticipation even if it is so happily difficult to wait and give goodies and presents to everyone. I like the idea of making special things for people that don't even expect to get them. That's especially fun.
Love the giveaway ~ talk about anticipation ! :0)
Lucinda J. / lucyellen - 12 November 2008 20:59
- threekitchenfairies said...
You sure know how to give away !!!What I love about Christmas is getting together with family and friends. Of course all the crafts to be done. And so much more...It is my favorite time.
- 12 November 2008 21:14
- April said...
PLEASE pick me, I love Christmas so much, spending time with people you love, celebrating the birth of Jesus, I'm catholic so the religion side is very important to me and I can't wait until C is old enough to go to Midnight Mass. Lots of pretty, sparkly decorations, candles, yummy food, making presents, and general goodwill to all. I love to see the looks on peoples faces when I give them my gifts! I just love to make people happy and Christmas is the best time!
April xx - 12 November 2008 21:41
- Kimonos and Sushi said...
There is just so much to at Christmas, friends p[arties family gatherings as well aas the making and sharing of presents. I love to cook when it's christmas be it the pudding, mince tarts or a cake. Please enter me into your drawing for the lovely bag and the stocking
- 12 November 2008 22:10
- Rebecca said...
i'm ambivalent about christmas. i mostly don't look forward to it because we have to spend time with certain family members i'd rather avoid; and it's usually always on their terms. but i love the spirit of giving and making things for those whom i love.
- 12 November 2008 22:22
- tillyboo said...
Ooh fab ! Count me in ...
Can I just say I think little Gingers hair is the absolutely FANTASTIC !!
Ok, What do I love about Xmas ? The anticipation of snow, all the fairy lights, dark evenings curled up watching christmas films by Xmas tree lights - mainly the Grinch.
x - 12 November 2008 22:25
- ethel and edna's tearoom said...
What's not to love about Christmas? It's just fab in every way. I love the fact that (almost) everybody you meet is focussing on the same thing. A real coming together of people. There's also the making nice things to eat and making the house look totally OTT with decs. The giving of prezzies (and receiving a few). Here's to tasteless tat on the tree and too much to eat and drink!!!
- 12 November 2008 22:48
- our shabby cottage said...
Oh, please count me in!
I love seeing the extreme excitement on my boys faces on Christmas morning! Then seeing my youngest hiding behind the couch eating the chocolate coins at 6am!It's a wonderful time of the year.
Pick me! Kathryn. XX - 12 November 2008 22:54
- Bluebell said...
OOh! I love the stocking it looks fab..do tell where you get your Boden fabric or is it top-secret??
I love the being together with family and friends at Christmas and spending time preparing food, presents and sharing the Christmas spirit!! - 12 November 2008 23:11
- sweetpea said...
I love Christmas. I start listening to the music about now. I love the expectancy and the quietness of the season.
- 12 November 2008 23:20
- annayama said...
What a giveaway Katy!!! Seeing I was a winner in the last giveaway, I will sit out. But I will share what I LOVE about Christmas. Fairy lights, being with my family, fairy lights, the glittery decorations, the fairy lights, the food (turkey, yum), the fairy lights, mah jong sessions, the fairy lights, the boxing day test, the fairy lights, planning and making stuff for those I love and the fairy lights.... Donnie and I are very fond of the twinklely little lights and for the month of December it is the main form of lighting to be found at her house....
- 12 November 2008 23:21
- susan said...
such a sweet stocking! and ooo the bag is scrumptious!!!
well why i love xmas....i love being able to watch all my old movies with my teenage daughter(think white christmas), listening to xmas music starting on nov. 1!!, the feeling that everyone just wants to get along (if only for a little while), all the fun decorations, COOKIES!!!!, baking, buying and making pressies for the people i love. hows that??? - 12 November 2008 23:36
- robin_titan said...
I love christmas because I love receiving and giving christmas presents I also love the songs!!! :D
- 13 November 2008 00:36
- Janie said...
I Love Christmas with all the decorating, and the house smells so good from all the cooking and baking.
Janie - 13 November 2008 00:43
- Kelly said...
What a great giveaway! Please count me in...What do I love about Christmas...watching my little kids get excited about new pressies, giving gifts, baking, decorations, lights but most of all time with family!
- 13 November 2008 01:12
- Cass said...
I love everything about Christmas, buying the presents, cooking, carols by candlelight, the kids faces on Christmas day. I can't wait
- 13 November 2008 01:42
- Em said...
Hi Katy,
I love christmas because it reminds me of sharing loving times with my family (also the not so loving times when everyone has had a few too many LOL)
great giveaway
Em - 13 November 2008 02:34
- Bev C said...
Christmas is great because you get to spend time with your family. The most important thing in my life. Merry Christmas everyone.
- 13 November 2008 08:48
- trashalou said...
I love Christmas b/c this year for the first time in seven years I am going home with my immediate family to spend Christmas with my extended family.
In the sun. At the beach. Where it is hot. And doesn't rain! (obviously for any Australians reading this is a bad thing but after the last two years - for me it is VERY good!!) - 13 November 2008 09:56
- Apryl said...
pick me! I will bribe you with dairy free cookery if I win!
the best part of christmas is baking cookies, I love it when the house is filled with the smell of cinnamon and the sound of H evicerating his presents.. ahh heaven - 13 November 2008 10:02
- clairep said...
YAY!!!! a giveaway!
I LOOOOOVE chrismas. In our house you aren't allowed to get dressed until you've sat and opened all your presents in your PJs.
I lvoe seeing all the family, eating far too much food and watching a rubbish tv movie in the afternoon while everyone else falls asleep. I love snow (when we get it), I love going to the christmas tree farm to choose the tree....what's not to love about it all? - 13 November 2008 10:30
- LittleGem said...
What a gorgeous giveaway and such lovely fabrics! My favourite thing about christmas is the build up, when the christmas music comes on the radio and they start showing christmassy films on tv, because it means its nearly here!! X Gemma
firstname.lastname@example.com - 13 November 2008 11:03
- jellybelly*jellybrain said...
I love Christmas because I get a break!!
Didnt know you could get Boden fabrics .. off to search t'internet! - 13 November 2008 11:06
- trashalou said...
Also I should win b/c our local Yucky Old Tesco hasn't stocked teh nice bags since the spotty/flowery ones. I know b/c I have checked OFTEN since I wasn't allowed to join in last time ;-)
- 13 November 2008 12:14
- thriftymrs said...
Oooh pretty!
Why do I love christmas? I love christmas eve more than anything. I love watching my little niece getting excited about Father Christmas coming to visit. Washing her in the bath, putting clean jammies on and us all settling down as one big family to watch the snowman. The going to midnight mass. I love feeling the cold on my face when we all stop to chat outside church and love to see everyone so excited. - 13 November 2008 12:31
- Rachel said...
Ooh, what a fab giveaway! I love the anticipation of Christmas - I love putting up the decorations with the kids, I love seeing all the houses done up with pretty lights, and I love listening to my boys opening their stockings together on Christmas morning, hearing their excited voices even though they're trying not to be too noisy.
- 13 November 2008 13:28
- Marie said...
I love Christmas because I get to stuff myself senseless with chocolate and mince pies without feeling the least bit guilty. Oh yeah, and something about spending time with family or some other stuff like that....now....where did I put that Terry's Chocolate Orange??? :P
xMX - 13 November 2008 13:42
- Chloe said...
Now actually our Tescos doesn't have this particular bag in! We have had the other ones but not the xmas one. Pesky Tescos.
Right christmas.
I love love love christmas. I love all the cheesy songs, I love decorating the house, the pretty lights, the kids faces on christmas morning, the food, the drink. Honestly, I could go on for hours about how much I love christmas. - 13 November 2008 14:40
- two hippos said...
Thanks for the advice on Christmas fairs, I had thought along the pocket money priced decorations. Fabulous giveaway, I love the sparkle and twinkling fairy lights, warm yummy smells of baking and family around, oh and lots of lovely presents too!
- 13 November 2008 15:03
- Charlie P said...
Ooooooh, how exciting! All there is in Brizzle is a rubbish tesco extra where the alcoholics like to meet up so there are no Cath Kidston bags there :( I love the stocking, the fabrics are very prettyful indeed.
p.s. I completely forgot to ask- how was Ginge's birthday? - 13 November 2008 15:46
- Nanette Merrill and daughters said...
Honestly I don't love Christmas or hate it. I hate thinking about the work that must be done, I hate shopping and I hate all the money spent. Christmas itself is a wonderful day. It is all the preparation I hate. Well not hate -but dread. I have a hard time enjoying fall because I know it is coming - Christmas I mean.
Well now that I've spilled my guts. I want that prize!!! Lovely things. So cute. - 13 November 2008 16:02
- Michelle said...
Such an exciting giveaway! The thing I love the most about Christmas is sipping hot chocolate and watching my children contentedly enjoy every minute of it!
- 13 November 2008 16:29
- Sue said...
I start planning and crafting for Christmas on December 27. The best part is seeing the faces of family and friends as they open their special gifts.
- 13 November 2008 16:45
- LauraJ said...
I love Christmas!
- 13 November 2008 17:26
Hi Katy,
I love the lights, music, making & buying presents, baking coookies, visiting family that live out of town & reading Christmas magazines for new ideas.
Love your giveaway! - 13 November 2008 19:53
- Littlelou said...
I love Christmas because its the one time of year my family come together..eat too much, laugh too loud and sing even louder. We reminice about loved ones we have shared happy holidays with in the past who are no longer with us. We share our hopes and plans for the next year ahead. We just love to love..thats my Christmas. xx
- 13 November 2008 21:50
- annemarie said...
Super giveaway. I love Christmas because of little children. It is such a magical time for them and seeing their faces full of anticipation and love is what it is all about.
- 13 November 2008 23:28
- AnnieB said...
I can't win cos I did recently but it looks like a fabbo giveaway - you ARE a generous soul!
I'll tell you some of what I love about Xmas anyway, just for fun
champagne and smoked salmon on xmas morning in my pyjamas (would do that every day if I could get away with it - though might make the school run somewhat challenging I suppose!) with the kids running around with their pressies being all excited...Oooooh, love it... - 13 November 2008 23:32
- aaaandreaaaa said...
I love the time that is spent with the family and the pretty decorations.
- 14 November 2008 00:53
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- 14 November 2008 00:54
- x vInTaGe VioLeT x said...
well i don't really love christmas soooo much BUT i am feeling pretty festive already {probably due to making christmas ornaments and *accidently* eating the german gingerbread that i bought stupidly early!}
i'm so impressed with your christmas organisational skills - wow!!! - 14 November 2008 01:55
- karen said...
What a lovely giveaway You are soo generous.
Ok so
I love christmas because it gives me the perfect excuse to
1. spoil my son without getting moaned at by hubby.
2. eat excessive amounts of yummy food without feeling guilty
3. make my hubby and my mother sit in the same room and eat a meal together hehehe.
And I'm sure there will be a few more things I'l think of over the festive season lol. - 14 November 2008 11:05
I love spending time with my family. I don't see them half as much as I would like to, but sharing Christmas with them is one of the joys.
Thanks for the fabulous giveaway!
firstname.lastname@example.com - 14 November 2008 11:14
- Margy said...
Love christmas because of all the little lights, all the decorated houses and stores. teh christmas tree, let´s say the cosy feeling.
- 14 November 2008 13:15
- Jane's Fabrics and Quilts said...
Hi Katy, Thanks for stopping by my blog, I would leave it up all year but it is really hard to dust LOL. I would love to enter you giveaway, how beautiful, my favorite thing about christmas other the family, is the Music, I love christmas Music, makes me fell so happy!!
- 14 November 2008 14:02
- Anna M. said...
What a darling and generous giveaway! I love Christmas because of the feeling that it gives...just thinking about makes me feel good. It's nice to see people treating each other with love and kindness. Thanks for entering me! =)
- 14 November 2008 15:28
- Lavinia said...
Christmas giveaway! What generous! Thank you ^_^
Well, I love Christmas beacause it reminds me of my happy childhood, The whole family got together (about 20 people)!! We were like 9 kids and I always prepare some act: dancing, singing or whatever, to entertain the adults hahaha, the funny thing is that I made the other kids participate, we were rehearsing 1 or 2 weeks before christmas night. So funny! I remeber once we danced "Lambada" LOL
Thanks for this beautiful giveaway. - 14 November 2008 17:50
- Beth said...
wow, what a gorgeous giveaway! I love everything that leads up to Christmas, family coming hom, days of cookie baking, decorating the house and tree and sewing and wrapping handmade presents.
I dont have a Teso around here, so I would love to win! - 14 November 2008 19:57
- Kate said...
What a great giveaway. I love Christmas because it brings the family together, and I realy love all the plannings, baking and shopping before. - 14 November 2008 20:59
- Indigo Blue said...
Christmas had a whole new approach for my hisband and i when our daughter was more 6 weeks before her first Christmas! An early Christmas present for us both, so children and their faces, fun and enjoyment is what we like. So I would like to enter as I am a Cath Kidston fan and so is my Sophie!
XX - 14 November 2008 21:20
- Indigo Blue said...
Gosh too many spelling mistakes in my last comment, sorry I am watching Children in Need on the TV and not paying attention to the key board. Sophie was born 6 weeks before her first Christmas. Well I think I had better on and have a lie down. So only one entry for me please. Thanks. XX
- 14 November 2008 21:28
- Jackie said...
The day after when all the rushing about and hard work is over.
- 14 November 2008 22:41
what I love about Christmas.....
having a full traditional lunck on Christmas day, in 100+ degree heat
whining children who NEVER get what they ask Santa for
buying my own present from DH, so I get what I want
....and the day after Christmas sale, when I get a head start on next year.
.....and the Tesco bag is to die for.....I'm a carrier bag tragic!! :>)
email@example.com - 15 November 2008 05:52
- Vanessa said...
I love Christmas as my little dear is just at the age where Santa exists!
Vanessa x - 15 November 2008 20:48
I love Christmas because it seems to be the only time of year when we acquiesce to beauty, kindness, love. If we could remember to do this throughout the year, it would be Christmas every day--isn't this the message of the mystics?
Lynne - 15 November 2008 22:00
- Tamara said...
HI Katy, everyone loves a freebie don't they? Me included:) I love christmas just to spend time with my family with no distractions - simple as that!
I must admit I would love to experience a white christmas...its often about 30 degrees here and you just can't bake in that kind of weather so we are forced to enjoy salads and cold meats - traditonal fare, just once would be nice! - 16 November 2008 09:11
- ikkinlala said...
I love Christmas because I get to go home and spend time with my family.
- 16 November 2008 17:43
- Hope said...
I just do! I love the smells, the lights, the excitement of the kids, everything about Christmas :)
- 16 November 2008 22:09
- Jenny said...
I love that Cath Kidston bag! I enjoy the Christmas preparations, choosing what to make people, spending quality crafting time and most of all forgetting about the diet for a week or two!
- 16 November 2008 22:17
- Leah said...
What a generous giveaway but if I win I'll definately need the stick!!
I always find Christmas bittersweet. Although it's a time for family togetherness, there are key people who are missing - though never far from our hearts and minds.
DD was conceived on Xmas Day 2003 so I'm always grateful when I look at her!!
I do love wrapping the pressies and seeing the kids faces when they see them all piled high. Oh - and Xmas cake and mince pies - yum yum!! - 17 November 2008 00:22
- lovestitches said...
I love Christmas! Not the fuss people get into about presents but the family dinner and the lights and silly songs. And I love the stocking and the bag. I've just gotten into Cath Kidston and this would be so cool to win!
- 18 November 2008 08:17
- Rhiannon said...
The stocking is amazing! Whoever wins it is very very lucky. The christmas bag is also amazing, you have to love Cath Kidston and for us poor people who can't get to Tescos easily, it makes more sense to let you know that I love christmas lots, because it means...
*The Birmingham German Christmas Market with pretzels as big as my head and steaming mugs of glugwein
*I get to eat lots of food that I don't normally even buy let alone cook
*Christmas decorations. They make me smile and I am a veritable kid in a candy store. Favourties this year include habitat's teapots and Cath Kidston's laqueur birds
*Baking and the smell of cinnamon floating through the house
*Champagne with my dad for breakfast - no-one else in our house likes it and it adds to the the niceness of being home for Christmas
Rhiannon x - 18 November 2008 17:02
- Eve said...
Our Tesco doesn't have those bags, I better enter your giveaway ;-)
- 18 November 2008 17:54
- jmbmommy said...
You are a crazy give-away queen. I love to win and I am in the mood for the xmas season. I bought some new music the other day...definitely early for me!
- 18 November 2008 19:06
What a great giveaway. Haven't won anything yet, but you never know. It will be great for Christmas.
Anna - 19 November 2008 02:19
- Tracy x said...
what i love about Christmas this year is the fact that i will not be expected to build, paint, sand or move plasterboard for ONE WHOLE DAY.
...it is almost too exciting :)
t x - 19 November 2008 15:33
- knitsational said...
What is not to love about Christmas?! Any excuse to deck the halls and sing carols is fine by me:)
- 19 November 2008 20:01
- Beth said...
Please pick me!!!! I love Christmas as it is the one time of year i get to go home and see my mum and dad and get pressies. Two of my absolutley favourite things in the world!!
- 19 November 2008 21:28
- Jennie said...
oh oh am I too late!!
I love christmas because I like getting presents... no I mean I like giving them, and I like eating cake... I mean baking the cake (although I never manage to do so in time and it is hastily thrown together (by me or the shop)and I like looking on blogs to see how fantastic everyones houses look whilst bemoaning the state of mine!! - 20 November 2008 07:38
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11/10/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobPosition Summary The marketing manager will lead and support strategic and tactical marketing initiatives for ExteNet Systems. This new position requires a telecommunications marketing professional with a good comprehension of mobile 3G, 4G/LTE and other emerging mobile
10/22/2013 Lisle, IL Save This JobDescription Project Leadership Associates (PLA) is currently seeking an entry level Sales and Marketing coordinator to help support the day to day marketing, sales and administrative activities of our small Business Service Practice. This role is ideal for someone with a solid
12/11/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobAs the Palo Alto Field Marketing leader for the North Central United States you have an incredibly big job to do. You will plan, execute, and measure an incredible number of innovative direct and channel-centric demand generation marketing programs to grow sales pipeline and
12/5/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobOverview: SurePayroll is a wholly owned subsidiary of Paychex, providing an easy and completely online payroll service for small business customers nationwide. We value innovation, learning and service. We?re looking for employees who are talented and willing to be challenged in
11/25/2013 Glenview, IL Save This JobDescription Under the direction of the Digital Marketing Specialist, the Coordinator plays a vital role in executing our client?s local digital marketing initiatives, programs and strategies by providing day-to-day support, maintenance, and enhancements for Brandmuscle?s digital
12/8/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobOverview: iCrossing, a leading Digital Marketing Media Agency, is searching for a motivated individual to join our Chicago Digital Marketing Media Team as a Digital Marketing Media Planner Responsibilities: Digital Marketing Media Planners build and present digital media
11/11/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobOpen Kernel Labs is seeking experienced embedded sales and marketing professionals for roles in multiple regions. Openings include regional sales, technical sales/FAE and product marketing. Applicants should have 5 years selling and marketing embedded software solutions
10/19/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobMarketing Consultants needed - I need sales sluggers for 95 WIIL Rock/AM 1050 WLIP, Pleasant Prairie, WI and WKRS-AM/102.3 WXLC, Waukegan, IL. Sales experience is a big plus. Radio sales experience is an even bigger plus. I am looking for local direct sales road warriors who
10/27/2013 Kenosha, WI Save This JobLegacy.com is looking for an experienced Business Development/Marketing professional with a digital background and a track record of generating demand for new products. The ideal candidate has an entrepreneurial spirit, with the desire to lead a new business category and
11/11/2013 Evanston, IL Save This JobData Analyst, Delivery Analytics About edo Mission: To transform shopping & saving Consumers love trying new things and saving money. But the world of saving is cluttered and impersonal ?from coupons to daily deals to mobile wallet technology -- deals lack relevancy and
10/21/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobePrize is looking for a Technical Product Manager who will guide, nurture and lead the evolution of the ePrize Technology Platform that empower marketers, retailers and app developers to create, deploy and manage marketing engagement activities to drive their business. As a
10/19/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobAbout Us Today, Datalogix helps over 50% of the top 100 advertisers and over 90% of the top 50 digital media and ad tech companies succeed by connecting their media to the world?s largest platform of 1:1 offline purchasing data. Only Datalogix leverages over $1 trillion in
10/13/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobAbout Bazaarvoice: Bazaarvoice is based on a simple truth; when people talk to each other, people buy stuff they are happy about because they trust the opinions of others. We see a day when all voices are connected and, together, help the marketplace function better. That?s what
11/10/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobJob Description As Product Manager, you will work with a team that is charged with increasing the success of the companys main product. In this role, you will champion all activities related to the definition, development and lifecycle of Silvons Stratum product line. This
10/22/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobDepartment: Shopper & Retail Solutions Location: Chicago, IL What Problems Would I Solve? The Business Development Director will be a key member of the Solutions Team who is responsible for expanding InContext?s middle market customer base by actively marketing our
10/19/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobSector: Software with an emphasis on Marketing automation Reports to: SVP of Sales Compensation: Competitive base salary, commissions, benefits and stock options Balihoo is a dynamic and rapidly growing SaaS company headquartered in Boise, ID. To support our continued rapid
10/21/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobAround the world -- from coast to coast, across Canada, the UK, and college campuses in between -- people are making the decision to live car free and enjoying the convenience and environmental benefits of having 'wheels when you want them.' As we continue to grow our
10/15/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobDescription The Director of Business Development is responsible for developing new strategic client relationships in the Chicago region, focused on selling information technology professional services. PLA service offerings span IT strategy, software development, business
11/11/2013 Chicago, IL Save This JobThe Technical Account Manager serves as an assigned resource to an assigned set of Platinum Support Services customers in a post-sales capacity. The TAM is the point person for deployment, implementation, maintenance and support for all Workshare products and solutions. Position
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VH1 Unplugged Performance airs tonight
Friday 24, June 2011
As if I couldn't love you guys enough, then I hear your new songs "England" and "Home" absolutely AMAZING. Cannot wait for the new album and to see you in concert again!
On Sat, July 09, 2011 - 3:35:07 by Jmenicole
Amen SarahJean & beckssoul. How could it be 15 minutes? How could the audience just sit there? Fathers day concert was insane from beginning to end. Posers are bad, stay away, at a real M & S concert the audience isn't half asleep.
On Sun, June 26, 2011 - 9:19:39 by celtic777
Saw the sons in Telluride, Colorado and couldn't get any better! Just saw the unpluggled on VH1 and am ready to see them again! Any 2012 dates released yet? Lol…Thanks M & S, you guys ROCK!!!
On Sun, June 26, 2011 - 5:34:30 by celtic777
the extended palladia one was only longer by white blank page. i wanted more!
On Sun, June 26, 2011 - 1:29:33 by tabithawhite
I've got this recorded! Can't wait to watch :) I'm sure it will be amazing, as always.
On Sat, June 25, 2011 - 3:53:27 by larab87
A half an hour, more like 15 minutes with commercials, is clearly not enough time for perfection. ♥ love
On Sat, June 25, 2011 - 1:36:38 by SarahJeanMontgomery
How could that audience just sit there in their seats for that!!!!!!!!!
I am in AWE…..
with gratitude
On Sat, June 25, 2011 - 5:27:25 by beckssoul
Every time I watch you guys perform I smile continuously. I am a huge fan and even find myself tearing up a bit while watching you perform. That's how happy you make me. I'm waiting for the day I can actually see you perform right in front of me. Besides the birth of my daughter, that will be the best day of my life so far. Thank you for being who you are and doing what you do. Loves ♥
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it was amazing! :DDDDDDDDDDD
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sooooooooooooooooooooo pretty i just finished watching all of the unplugged videos! :) country ur awesome!
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One of the most successful exhibits of 2012, the exhibit 'Culinary Chronicles of Blackness' returns to The Cousins Gallery. Culinary Chronicles of Blackness explores the history and culinary DNA of black culture and The African Diaspora. Examining the relationship between black culture and food through the arts, we are now accepting submissions! Since the beginning of our journey to the Americas food has played an important role in our health, our family history and our lives. Culinary Chronicles of Blackness is curated by Art Blaque and features various artists and mediums.
Railroads have been the objects of artistic interest since the day flanged wheels first rolled uncertainly over crude iron rails. Artists have documented the evolution of railroads through sketches, drawings, paintings, photographs, lithographs, engravings, textiles, ceramics and in multitudes of other creative media beyond all possibility of tally.
The African Cosmos features the paintings of emerging artist Jannah Farooque whose work speaks of vibrancy, love and life! Farooque, who began selling her paintings on earrings, debuts her canvas works for the first time.
For more information about Jannah Farooque or The African Cosmos exhibit, please contact Art Blaque at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 720-364-4492.
Featuring the works of Colorado artist Nadine Kent Drummond (1912-1966), in the Eichman Gallery at Park State Bank & Trust, Woodland Park, Colorado.
This exhibit will feature numerous paintings from the Drummond family's private collection, as well as works on loan from the Kirkland Museum of Fine and Decorative Arts in Denver and the Fine Arts Center in Colorado Springs.
Join us for the ribbon cutting and public reception to kickoff the exhibit showcasing the speeches & sermons of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Mayor Michael B. Hancock and JPMorgan Chase President Todd Munson will officially open the exhibit.
Free and Open to the Public
Exhibit Information: The King Center Imaging Project Exhibit consists of hundreds of digitally preserved speeches, sermons and correspondence of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as part of an unprecedented effort to showcase the work of the civil rights leader.
The Speeches & Sermons of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. to be Displayed in Rare Showcase
Ribbon cutting and public reception: At 1 p.m., Tuesday, May 14, Mayor Michael B. Hancock and JPMorgan Chase President Todd Munson will officially open the exhibit.
The King Center Imaging Project Exhibit consists of hundreds of digitally preserved speeches, sermons and correspondence of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. will be on public view at the Denver Central Library from May 14 - 28, 2013, as part of an unprecedented effort to showcase the work of the civil rights leader.
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Join us as we explore the history of the Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library. From Conception and Construction to Event and Exhibits the Blair-Caldwell library is a place of discovery and knowledge waiting to be explored.
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March Exhibit: "The Voice of Evonne" Exhibit Featuring: Sharelle of Sharelle's of Denver
Upcoming Events: Live on Canvas Monday, March 11th, 6 p.m. 6-8 p.m. Live Interview with Sharelle of Sharelle's of Denver Hosted by: Holly-Kai
Trunk Show Saturday, March 16th, 1 p.m. Soiree, Fashion Show and Trunk Show Purchase original garments and accessories directly from the artist!
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This exhibit was put together by the Dr. Martin Luther King Holiday Commission. It is free and open to the public and is on display in the Level 1 lobby and two display cases on Level 3.
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Featuring work by 13 Colorado artists and three others from South Carolina, Missouri and Arizona, working in several art mediums showcasing the infinite possibilities of black and white in artistic expressions.
Artists' Reception Saturday, February 9, 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. (will also feature several community vendors with art, jewelry, clothing and handmade gifts.)
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The Baltimore Orioles' presence in Sarasota County goes well beyond baseball and Spring Training. Our philanthropic OriolesREACH initiatives embrace youth activities, charitable causes and civic priorities year-round. We manage and maintain two top-flight, multi-use sports facilities for shared hometown uses. And our local staff lives and works here full time.
Ice on the Diamond - Dec. 20
Coming to Ed Smith Stadium in December: "Ice on the Diamond - A Holiday Celebration," a dazzling, holiday-themed ice show featuring world-class skaters on a specially engineered ice stage on the ballpark's main field!
Arts in the Ballpark at Ed Smith Stadium
The Orioles are hosting "Arts in the Ballpark," a series of arts and entertainment events for the public at Ed Smith Stadium. With free and low-cost offerings featuring family-friendly concerts and hands-on activities, the series will appeal to a wide range of tastes and interests.
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The Orioles and the Mayors' Feed the Hungry Program teamed up again this year to collect and distribute food to help people in need in the Sarasota area. The charity reported a record-setting collection total of 50 tons of nonperishable food items and 2,300 turkeys.
Orioles honored with philanthropy award
The Association of Fundraising Professionals -- Southwest Florida Chapter honored the Baltimore Orioles and Pittsburgh Pirates with the association's Outstanding Corporate Partner award at the National Philanthropy Day Awards luncheon in Sarasota on November 12. In announcing the award, the organization noted that the individual philanthropic achievements of both ballclubs are "so numerous with such far-reaching impacts that either organization would be a worthy recipient." The Orioles and Pirates "crossed county boundaries and put aside their fierce rivalry to provide the funds, volunteers and leadership required to build the Miracle League of Manasota adaptive ballfield. By doing so, they changed lives and motivated others to get involved."
- Fans enjoy once in a lifetime experiences at 2014 Orioles Dream Week
- Boys & Girls Clubs Win with Orioles and Walk for the Kids at Ed Smith Stadium
- Orioles add three to Sarasota staff
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Shichida Australia
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The Shichida method employs early learning development programs which are age-specific whole brain training aimed to maximise every child's individual potential (cognitively, physically and socially).
The Shichida early learning centre nurtures the healthy growth of EQ and IQ early in life. This unique early education program teaches important life-long skills and to support the development of intelligent and well-rounded individuals.
The whole brain training program helps bring out the best in children by engaging them in kids activities that makes learning fun and enjoyable.
Our vision sums it up: "Raising children with a kind heart, big dream and full of talent."
Shichida Program establishes the sound foundation lighting the sparks on your child's development and learning journey. The skills and experiences acquired will resonate through their lifetime!
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- Develops your child's love of learning
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- Whole brain training: balances between right and left brain stimulation
- Develops both EQ and IQ
- Enhances the bond between children and parents
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Our son has been attending Shichida classes since he was 2 years 9 months. He is now 4 and has learnt amazing things through the programme. He can count to over 100 in various ways, 1's, 2's 5's and 10's. The classes have given him confidence in many areas such as reading, writing and memory recall. I must admit that when I first attended I was skeptical as to whether or n (...) Read more
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The Only Vendor to Offer SaaS, On-Premise Appliances and Hybrid Delivery as Well as Email Continuity and Archiving Services in the Cloud
SANTA CLARA, Calif., October 19, 2009 - McAfee, Inc. (NYSE:MFE) today outlined details of its Email security strategy, providing enterprises with the widest range of deployment choices and service options available today. McAfee has broadened its deployment offerings with the recent acquisition of MX Logic and offers customers a full set of delivery options: appliance or software-as-a-service (SaaS), a combination of both, and the ability to choose a deployment option that best fits their needs.
Customers may now combine SaaS and integrated hardware/software appliances in any configuration. The end result is that organizations can easily deploy the security that best fits into existing infrastructures. This flexibility sets customers up for growth, enables the most favorable operational efficiencies, cost and resource optimization, and provides sound deployment options for energy optimization and Green IT.
Changing Customer Needs
"Customers have told us they shouldn't be forced to choose between different delivery models for Email protection," said Marc Olesen, senior vice president and general manager of the McAfee Software-as-a-Service business unit. "Our flexible delivery model offers cloud-based services and hardware-based appliances, and provides customers with the ability to mix and match based on their needs. Bottom line, we're uniquely prepared to offer customers Email solutions that best meet their current and future business needs, maximize their flexibility and reduce total cost of ownership."
"Hybrid Email offers a fully featured solution for today's environment," said Brian Burke, IDC analyst and program director, Security Products. "The hybrid approach offers the cost-savings and management ease of a cloud-based solution that reduces unwanted Email before it hits the corporate gateway. It allows for custom policies, data loss prevention and integrated encryption capabilities that are best provided by an on-premise appliance."
McAfee's Approach
For customers who opt for a SaaS model, McAfee provides McAfee SaaS Email Protection, including the offerings gained in the MX Logic acquisition, to filter inbound and outbound email traffic in the cloud. Using an online console, administrators can fine-tune Email protection, establish group filtering policies, customize corporate policies, and stay abreast of message traffic flow and trends.
McAfee SaaS Email Protection defends against viruses and worms, blocks spam, quarantines suspect messages and filters outbound mail to prevent distribution of proprietary information. McAfee is also delivering Email Archiving and Email Continuity services in the cloud. These SaaS Email solutions deliver the following features and benefits:
Customers can also opt for a hybrid delivery model where they utilize McAfee Email Gateway on-premise to provide outbound protection from data leakage and support regulatory compliance with content filtering, automatic policy enforcement and integrated encryption at the gateway. McAfee, using its TrustedSource reputation technology, provides the highest percentage of spam reduction with zero false positives, blocking the majority of spam before it reaches the network enabling reduced bandwidth costs.
The hybrid solution leverages a multilayered strategy to successfully keep malicious messages out of the network. The solution uses McAfee SaaS Email Protection to filter spam in the cloud and the McAfee Email Gateway appliance on-premise to provide flexible policy creation and additional spam reduction with zero false positives. The on-premise appliance also provides data loss prevention capabilities, including automatic policy enforcement and encryption, to protect against data loss via email. Another approach to hybrid delivery is where customers can use McAfee Email Gateway appliance on-premise for email filtering and protection, and utilize McAfee SaaS Email Archiving to store email data in the cloud to meet regulatory compliance requirements.
Today, McAfee also announced a new version of the McAfee Email Gateway. The McAfee Email Gateway 6.7.2 appliance delivers total Email protection for enterprises, integrating comprehensive inbound threat protection with the most extensive on-box email data loss prevention in the industry. Delivered on easy-to-deploy appliances, McAfee Email Gateway provides enterprise-class features and flexibility to increase messaging security while reducing the costs associated with spam, bandwidth consumption, malware cleanup and data loss. The new version includes the following:
Pricing and Availability
McAfee Email Gateway appliances are available today, starting at $1,995 USD (MSRP). McAfee Email Gateway, v6.7.2 will be available in Q4. Pricing is based on the number of users, plus the cost of appliances. Pricing for 1000 users starts at $21,840 USD (MSRP). Exact pricing depends on customer requirements, selected model and associated add-on features. The add-on encryption feature pricing is $25,120 for 1000 users (MSRP).
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The information contained in this document is for informational purposes only and should not be deemed an offer by McAfee or create an obligation on McAfee. All statements other than statements of historical fact are statements that could be deemed to be "forward-looking statements" under the federal securities laws, including but not limited to, statements relating to the security software industry and McAfee's strategies, competitive market position, and products and technologies including the release date of new products and technologies and statements. These forward-looking statements are based on management's current expectations and are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and assumptions which may cause our results, performance and achievements to differ materially from those expressed, including that McAfee may experience delays in product development or the release of previously announced products. McAfee reserves the right to discontinue products at any time, add or subtract features or functionality, or modify its products, at its sole discretion, without notice and without incurring further obligations. The forward-looking statements contained in this release are also subject to the risks and uncertainties more fully described in McAfee's filings with the SEC. McAfee does not undertake to update any forward looking statements.
About McAfee, Inc.
McAfee, Inc., headquartered in Santa Clara, California, is the world's largest dedicated security technology company. McAfee is committed to relentlessly tackling the world's toughest security challenges. The company delivers proactive and proven solutions and services that help secure systems and networks around the world, allowing users to safely connect to the Internet, browse and shop the web more securely. Backed by an award-winning research team, McAfee creates innovative products that empower home users, businesses, the public sector and service providers by enabling them to prove compliance with regulations, protect data, prevent disruptions, identify vulnerabilities, and continuously monitor and improve their security. http://www.mcafee.com
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Luxury Chalet/Mountain Lodge right on the slopes of the Parsenn skiing area in Klosters/Davos. We are situated at 1695 meters altitude. The perfect place for a discreet family and friends holiday or a corporate getaway, workshop or for a yearly company skiing trip.. We offer the freedom and cosyness of a personal chalet, combined with the service of a hotel. We sleep 34 guest, in 5 double rooms and 3 larger rooms. Enjoy the delicate design, the Alpine decoration, combined with cosmopolitan flair. Our interior got a 6 page special in Elle Decoration in 2004. We have our main building Chesetta and next door our 'pearl' Stailetta. A small lovely decorated cabin ready for private dinner parties or perfect for a work shop. Our cooks will surprise you with our menu. Offcourse our guests are invited to come-up with their own special wishes. Don't hesitate to contact us with any questions.
We are situated right on the slopes of the Parsenn in the Davos/Klosters skiing area. Coming from the Weissflühtop, slope 24 will bing you right to us. Offcourse ski-in, ski-out. Just 1 minute from us you can take the Schifferbahn right to the top of the Weissflüh, with access to all the slopes. An extra 10 minutes brings you right into the centre of Davos. In the summer one can just rive up to our Chalet. In the winter cars can be parked in Serneus and you will be transferred by Chesetta transport or taxi to the Schifferbahn, from where an short adventures trip by snowmobile will bring you to us. Arriving by train you will be picked up at the Klosters train station. Transfers from Zürich airport can be arranged
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Silk flowers bookend a bejeweled cluster of faceted crystal lozenges and delicate pearls, all woven together into a dazzling pendant. Handmade by Ranjana Khan. 19"L, 2.25"W embellishment; 11" drop. Magnetic closure. Silver plated brass, glass, river pearls, base metal, brass, silk organza, silk taffeta. Imported.
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Starting Friday, nearly a thousand of the coolest cars, trucks and other vehicles will be on display as the New York International Auto Show gets under way at the Jacob Javits Center. NY1's Adam Balkin filed the following report.
The New York International Auto Show is perhaps the one place where visitors can gawk at what looks like a beat-up, ripped up car yet totally understand why the asking price is $26 million.
That car, by the way, is the original Shelby Cobra built by Carroll Shelby himself, unveiled at the West Side site exactly 50 years ago. Today though, what passes for futuristic is pretty much everywhere you look and lots of it. In fact, 60 cars will be shown that have never before been seen by the public. And as has been the trend for the last several years, many of them are greener.
"I think the industry has really said in the future we're really going to be seeing hybrid vehicles, fuel cell vehicles, electric vehicles, in the mix of cars that are available," said New York International Auto Show President Mark Schienberg.
While there's always talk about what will be the coolest vehicle at the show, this year's jaw dropper will likely be the flying car. Called the Terrafugia Transition it was built by engineers who met while at MIT.
"It's driven just like any normal car and flown just like any normal airplane. It seats two people, take off and land at an airport drive home and park in your garage. It takes less than a minute to convert from car to plane and we just demonstrate in the last few weeks this is really real. It drives, it flies. So we're well on our way to being able to do the first customer delivery within the next year," said Anna Dietrich of Terrafugia.
Meanwhile, developers of the MV-1 say it's the first American made, factory-produced, wheelchair accessible vehicle. That means it was made that way from the ground up, not retrofit to accommodate a wheelchair like most others are.
"Ours comes out of the factory with a ramp built into the floor of the vehicle. It takes about six seconds to deploy and six seconds to retract," said Steven Schneir of MV-1.
The other difference between the MV-1 and other wheelchair accessible vehicles: The person in the wheelchair actually gets to sit shotgun up front.
The New York International Auto Show officially opens Friday and runs through April 15.
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May – October 2013
This is a charity trophy only event to benefit Bikers Agains Child Abuse. It is a one day, two round tournament. Players pack will include a commemorative disc, event shirt, and whatever else we can come up with. Lunch will be served between rounds.
Check-In at 8:00 a.m. Players meeting at 9:00 am. First round begins after players meeting. Closest to the Pin Contest after all score cards are tuned in at end of day.
CTP playoff at the end of the tournament for baskets. Winners in each division will receive and Innova Travel Basket. The overall winner will receive and
Innova Sport Basket instead of travel basket for their division
Divisions include Masters, Advanced, Womens, Novice, and Juniors under 14 years old.
Registration: http://kcfdc.org/docs/baca2013.pdf
When: Saturday, September 14th, 2013
Where: Cliff Drive Disc Golf Course at Kessler Park
What: PDGA C-Tier Tournament
Why: Raise money to plant trees at the course
Fees: All Open Divisions- $45
All Amateur Divisions – $35
Ace Fund – $2
Non-PDGA Members – Additional $10
*Amateur Divisions Will Play for Trophy Discs*
Register/Check-In by 8:30 am – Players Meeting at 9:00
72 Players Maximum – Pre-Registration is Suggested and Appreciated
*Ams Must be Pre-Registered by Wed Sept 4th to receive a Players Pack*
For Questions/Registration/Additional Information:
TD: Drew Neitzel 816-237-0813 firstname.lastname@example.com
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2013 Mighty Shunga Open A-tier September 21 and 22nd
Where: Topeka, KS
Saturday: 10 Tee Off. Sign up at Crestview Gold until 9:30
Sunday: 9 Tee Off @ Lake Shawnee N & S
Cost: Open Men Division- $100
Open Women/Pro G-Masters/Masters- $90
Advanced Men & Women- $70
Adv G-Masters & Adv Masters- $65
Intermediate Men & Women- $55
Recreational Men & Women- $45
Juniors- $40
It is an A Tier for all Adv and Pro divisions
It is a B Tier for all Int, Rec and Juniors divisions
*Add $10 for non-PDGA members*
*Flex start, bring your own partner, 100% Payout doubles on Friday September 20th from 3-6. $20/Team @ Crestview Gold*
Pre Registration at www.lsdiscs.net
Also check out the facebook event at https://www.facebook.com/events/490147561079861/
Come celebrate the richness of the Historic Northeast by joining in our first annual Community Harvest in the Park.
Festivities will begin with a Disc Golf tournament, followed by games, food, and live music from local bands.
Disc Golf Tournament starts at 9:00 A.M. Games, food and live music start at 11:00 A.M
All proceeds will benefit Jerusalem Farm, a non-profit organization which addresses the home-repair needs for low-income families/individuals and also focuses on community building.
$40 Registration includes: entry into the tournament, lunch, event t-shirt, commemorative mini-disc, Jerusalem Farm bumper sticker, entry into longest drive and closest to the pin competitions, and two raffle tickets.
Interested In Becoming an Event Sponsor?
Help support our event and Northeast Kansas City. For more information, click here.
Please Join Us on October 5th, 2013 for the 3rd Annual Disc Golf and Family Fun to benefit Hopefaith Ministries.
Disc Golf Tournament:
$200 for a Team of 4 (Food and Drink Included)
Registration at 9am
9:30 Ring Of Fire Kick-off
10:00am Tournament Play Starts (Shotgun Start)
Amazing Awards and Prizes after Tournament: Overall Best Team, Closest to pin, (2) Longest Drive, Longest Putt
Family fun activities10:00am-6:00pm:
$35 Family of 4
$50 Family of 6
$5-$10 Pumpkin Patch and Decorating Area
Food, drinks, bounce houses, face paint, pumpkin patch, games, music, animals, and mini disc golf for the kids.
Lunch at 12:00
Come on Out, Relax, Have fun, and you can bring the whole family.
Friends and family welcomed to walk course with you and your team.
Pros and Beginners are welcomed (Red and Blue)
100% of all proceeds go to Hopefaith Ministries
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KILLINGTON - Calling all chili cooks and enthusiasts: There's still time to register for the parks and recreation department's first annual chili cook-off.
Competitive cooks have until Monday afternoon to visit the park's website at www.killingtonrec.com to download and submit a registration form. There is no cost to enter.
The event will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. July 25 at Sherburne Memorial Library, and will coincide with live music from Chad Hollister as part of the River Road Concert Series.
Tasting tickets to sample the chili entries are $3 per person. Competitors will be judged and receive awards in four categories: best meat, best vegetarian, people's choice and best of Killington.
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Amherst, NY(WBEN) The Trader Joe's chain is coming to Western New York after all. The chain reports it will open in Amherst.
Trader Joe's says it will open near Barnes and Noble on Niagara Falls Boulevard near the Target Plaza.
No word yet on an opening date.
A company press release says the new store at 1565 Niagara Falls Boulevard will be an approximately 12,000 square-foot store.
The store will feature a festive decor "that mixes traditional Trader Joe's elements such as cedar-covered walls and Hawaiian motifs, combined with a local flair that includes art celebrating the neighborhood," according to the company statement.
The Kenmore Village Improvement Society had said in September its efforts to bring Trader Joe's were successful. However, the KVIS declined to comment about the announcement Monday, saying it would be the store's prerogative to announce where it would be located.
The following is the entire press release grocery store issued on Monday:
(January 7, 2013) Monrovia, CA - Trader Joe's, a unique, neighborhood grocery store with foods and beverages ranging from the everyday to the exotic, has signed a lease to open a new location in Amherst, New York scheduled to open this year. The new store will be located at 1565 Niagara Falls Boulevard and will be approximately 12,000 square feet.
The store will feature a festive décor that mixes traditional Trader Joe's elements such as cedar covered walls and Hawaiian motifs, combined with a local flair that includes art celebrating the neighborhood.
The "Trader" in Trader Joe's refers to the way the company blazed a distinct trail through the grocery industry, searching the world for great values and distinctive products. Store employees, dubbed "Crew Members," consider themselves "traders on the culinary high seas." Crew Members sport brightly colored Hawaiian-themed shirts, adding to the friendly and light-hearted air of the store.
Many area residents after the store opens can expect to receive a copy of the Trader Joe's "Fearless Flyer" in their mailboxes. The Fearless Flyer is a somewhat irreverent description of a timely selection of Trader Joe's products. It's been called a cross between Consumer Reports and Mad Magazine. Each edition highlights a selection of Trader Joe's products that the company buyers believe are worthy of customer interest, including comfort foods and items that are organic or have other special attributes.
Trader Joe's carries an extensive array of domestic and imported foods and beverages including fresh baked artisan breads, Arabica bean coffees, international frozen entrées, 100% juices, fresh crop nuts, deli items, and vitamins and supplements, as well as the basics, like milk and eggs – all at honest, low prices.
Trader Joe's is truly a grocery store unlike any other. Trader Joe's is a "store of stories," meaning every item in the store has its own virtues -- high quality ingredients, great flavor or simply an extraordinary price -- many items often feature all of those qualities. Another significant point of difference, all of Trader Joe's prices are everyday prices. Trader Joe's doesn't have "sales" for a few days, only to hike the prices back up again. Their prices change only when their costs change -- there are no fancy promotions, discount cards or couponing wars.
So how does Trader Joe's offer unique groceries at prices everyone can afford? By offering more than 1000 items under the Trader Joe's private label, which includes Trader José's salsas, Trader Ming's fried rice, Trader Giotto's marinara sauces, in addition to specially purchased items.
Also, Trader Joe's buys differently than other grocers – they purchase from manufacturers, not through distributors. They'll take a brand name product, take out the preservatives and artificial colors and ingredients, and put it under their Trader Joe's label to sell it at a real discount.
Trader Joe's introduces approximately a dozen new items every week, heightening the store's adventurous appeal. Our buyers travel around the world searching out unique products at great values. In order for an item to be sold in a Trader Joe's store, it must pass the scrutiny of a discerning tasting panel. Thousands of items are tasted each year to find products that both appeal to the culinary adventurer and microwave aficionado.


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Bloody Panda
Bloody Panda's back story is pretty compelling. Yoshiko Ohara, a young Japanese woman with a background in art but none in music, travels to New York City to start a band. After plastering the walls of clubs with ads and trolling the independent rags she rounds up some doom metallers who are willing to back her. Within a couple of years they've recorded a split with Kayo Dot and are one of the most buzzed about bands in the underground. It's a cool story, but the music is even better.
Their debut, Pheromone, is an encapsulating, mood-altering slab of doom metal that presents some unique flourishes, but smartly doesn't try to reinvent the wheel. If you know doom, you know what you're getting in terms of compositions. Basically, it's recursive power cords adorned by organ lines that intermittently sprout and die. However, there are a few things that make this album more than a well executed take on a traditional concept. First, none of the four songs overstay their welcome. Even at 12:45, album closer "Ice" is concise and well proportioned. Secondly, Ohara, despite her limited musical background, is a revelation. While limited in range, and not really a "singer" in any sense, she has keyed in on a droning and detached tone that is absolutely pitch perfect for these songs. In many ways she is the focal point of Pheromone. Any alterations in rhythm and tone serve to modify her mesmerizing effect. Ohara sets the tone almost immediately on the album's opener, "Untitled," with ghost-like moaning that sounds like it was recording deep within the bowels of a coal mine. On "Coma" she warbles like a war-widow in a Kurosawa film while the Hammond organ and dissonant arpeggios in the background. Perhaps it's fitting then, that so many of the stark tones created by Bloody Panda remind me of old black and white films. With her performance, Ohara has pulled off the difficult task of vividly portraying emotional detachment without a hint of melodrama.
Despite the art-house appeal that Bloody Panda have generated from their unlikely vocalist and believe-it-or not formation, this really is an album for doom fans. They have created an album in Pheromone that is both faithful to the doom genre and extraordinary for the the individual performance of Ohara. It also shows that abuses and perversions of the doom and heavy rock genres brought about by its recent popularity notwithstanding, there is still incredible life left in this style and it can come from absolutely anywhere.


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To coincide with BBC Springwatch return to Ynys Hîr RSPB Reserve, Capel y Graig will be hosting Adar 2012. Adar will be opening with an evening of music and performance with Julie Murphy, Lou Laurens and Cangen at 7 pm on Friday 1st June 2012. The Exhibition continues 11am - 6pm Saturday 2nd of June - Friday 8th of June. (closed Sunday).
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Poble Nou "New Village" is a historical neighbourhood turning into one of the most interesting districts in Barcelona. Yet it is also this very spacious apartment that, thanks to its excellent distribution, use of vivid colours and adequate paintings, creates a practical space where up to six persons can easily live together. The use of double glass keeps the traffic noise out.
This 110m2 flat is set on an eight floor (with elevator). It has a living and dining area with a large flat-screen TV and its own balcony, great to start the day with a breakfast here. The fully equipped and separate kitchen also has its own table. The flat offers four bedrooms, of which two, with lots of natural daylight give out on the balcony. There are two double beds and two others include a single bed. Two bathrooms (one with bath-shower combination, one with shower) complete the offer.
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Minimum stay: 3 nightsRates (including taxes), from:Price per night:110 €Price per week:732 €Price 2-6 months1.300 €/monthOver 6 months:1.150 €/monthSurplus from 3 guests: 10 €/dayOnly for stays shorter than 30 days:Other chargesCheck-in / Check-out:15 € / 10 €Check-in on Sundays:30 €Check-in after 20h:30 €
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Hot, cold and cool water baths, massages, aromatherapy and many other ancient techniques, from the traditional Arab baths.Supermarket
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This is very strange. My yaBB SE seems to stay up for a bit, then go down, then if you come back later it will be up for a bit agian. The server is not going down, just yaBB SE. I don't know whats wrong! :'(
Edit: Hmmm. I tried changing the chmod. It worked I think. But the chmod keeps on changing back to how it was if I close the FTP program! :(
Edit 2: That may not be the problem. Now even with chmod 777 I can't access my forum, and the server is up. ::)
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Also, support for YaBB SE is still active and over at http://www.yabbse.org/community
Going down as in it won't load at all.
Oh, sorry I didn't know that the old support board was up.
did you get any error messages at all?
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Turkey is a very lovely country with many wonderful places to go that people typically go while on vacation including museums, parks, bars, shopping centers and even bath houses. In Turkey there are a great many hamams, which are Turkish bath houses. Some of the nicest in all of Turkey are the hamams in Istanbul. Istanbul is a great city to visit and to stay in on vacation.
When you go to Istanbul to visit be certain to go and check out the best bath house in the entire city called the Cagaloglu Hamam. This very popular and famous hamam is not just a wonderful place to go to relax but there is also a café and a bar located in the Cagaloglu Hamam where you can go to get refreshed after a long day of seeing the sights of Istanbul. The massages at the Cagaloglu Hamam are also a very wonderful part of the package.
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Issued 3:00 AM AST 7 December 2013 Today Tonight and Sunday At 3:00 a.m. AST today trough located from Newfoundland toLaurentian Fan.
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MECAL AIR 2013 delivered its summer welcome a couple of days ago with the inauguration of a decidedly tasty cinematic treat.
Think summer... a terrace with the stars shining overhead... a cold drink and a sizzling selection of shorts. As in short films. Barcelona's Internatkional Short film and Animation Festival returns with the fifth edition of its popular summer concoction: movies, music and drinks. The organisers are promising that MECAL AIR feels like getting out of the city without actually leaving it. Given it's location in the Poble Espanyol, it's almost plausible. With all the rain we've gotten this spring, Montjuïc looks pretty wild and green these days.
Every Friday night from May 31th to August 30 from 8 - 12 pm a long list of short films will be screened in Plaça Baluard, Poble Espanyol (Montjuïc Park, Metro: Espanya)
Entrance: 6,50 EUR (2,80 EUR if you print out the flyer from Mecal's website)
More information: www.mecalbcn.org/
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Whenever I get a little envious of people taking off on holiday in July, I remind myself of everything I'd be missing if I left town during this month. After all, July is one of the most culturally active and fun months in the city and one reason for this is definitely Sala Montjuïc. I've been attending religiously since the geniuses at MODIband and Verdi decided to set up a giant screen on the castle wall and invite the city up for movie night three times a week.
Over the years, Sala Montjuïc has become a local institution. Moviegoers in shorts and light summer dresses, picnic blankets and baskets in hand, pour onto the castle lawn from all over town to stake their claim (in other words, get there early!). Before the feature film, local bands provide a soundtrack for your picnic: this year we get treated to the sounds of Cuban and Brazilian music, blues, swing and lots of jazz.
At 10pm, just as it gets dark, the projector whirs into action, the audience gets comfortable on blankets and elaborate folding chairs and are treated to a short film followed by the feature presentation. Sala Montjuïc is so much more than movies - it is a summer event.
The programme is eclectic, as always. Classics like West Side Story, Citizan Kane by Orson Welles or Billy Wilder´s Avanti. Contemporary cinema is also widely represented with Melancholia by Lars von Trier, The Untouchables by Olivier Nakache, The Secret World of Arrietty by Hiromasa Yonebayashi and A Separation by Asghar Farhad.
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One of the best things about public art is that you often come across it at the most unexpected moments. Getting out of the metro, you suddenly come face to face with a giant, brightly coloured matchbox. Going for a run in the park, you encounter a gigantic elephant standing on its trunk. Driving through town, you spot an enormous shark about to swallow the traffic up ahead. Walking along an otherwise nondescript thoroughfare, you stop to consider a towering ceramic...something. Stepping out of a bar in the city centre, you cross paths with what might be the fattest cat in the world or a smiling crustacean waving its claws in the air. And that's just a little taste of the public art fun to be had in our fair city. Welcome to BCNinternet's little visual tour of these six landmark artworks, created by six very different artists....
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The summer lull is over and city life is picking up again. That includes music and lots of it! September gets us off to a good start with four great concerts by renowned as well as lesser known but equally interesting artists. Here's a list of who's playing in September to whet your musical appetite: Jack White, Norah Jones, Lucrecia Dalt and Chrysta Bell.
Plus, visit our calendar for more choice concerts coming up in the next few months: The Jayhawks, Leonard Cohen, Wilco, The Tallest Man on Earth, The Wedding Present, The Wave Pictures & Allo Darlin', Veronica Falls, Will Johnson/Craig Finn/Patterson Hood, Micah P. Hinson, Megafaun, Richard Hawley, The Hives, Scissor Sisters, Bat for Lashes, and Lady Gaga. Summer days may be nearing their end, but musically things are just starting to heat up!
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Summer isn't just a great season to go to the beach, hang out on café terraces or dance under the stars – it's also a great season to go to the museum and the cool promise of air conditioned rooms isn't the only reason. This summer the city's museums are showing excellent exhibitions, from contemporary video artists at Palau de la Virreina and unusual Ferran Adria-inpired food photography at the Fundació Suñol to art nouveau wineries and fantastical skyscrapers at Caixaforum. Two of the most interesting exhibitions, however, are dedicated to artist Mona Hatoum and the weird dreamworlds of Coney Island, NY.


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Cheers to Dr. Bradley Broussard and his staff for doing such a wonderful job on my recent hip replacement. They are really awesome, and I wanted them to know how much I appreciated them and a job well done.
- Michelle Wright, Fayetteville
Cheers to Dr. Hitesh Mehta and all the good folks who were involved in our son James' care recently at the Heart and Vascular Center of Cape Fear Valley Medical Center.
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- Ken Howell, Fayetteville
Cheers to a former student. Recently, while I was having breakfast at the K&W Cafeteria with three friends, a student of mine from many years back came by our table. He spoke to my friends, telling them what I had meant to him as his teacher. He then picked up all of our tickets and paid the bill for the entire table.
While this was most unexpected, it was also very heartwarming to know a student remembers and shows gratitude in this way so many years later. I am most grateful not only for this fine young man, his kind words and generosity, but for all of the hundreds of students I was privileged to teach through the years.
- Ann Griffin Rowell, Fayetteville
Cheers to the Fort Bragg ID card facility. With the new appointment system, we were in and out in less than 30 minutes.
- Stan Grabey, Fayetteville
Jeers to a restaurant that usually served a salad and main dish with two pieces of chicken for one price. Now, there's no salad and only one piece of chicken for the same price as before.
- Lessie Bullard-Whaley, Fayetteville
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A Matthew Shardlake Tudor Mystery
C. J. Sansom - Author
The clever plotting and brilliantly evoked world of Heartstone-the fifth Matthew Shardlake mystery from bestselling author C. J. Sansom-will dazzle both mystery fans and Tudor history buffs. Summer 1545. A massive French armada is threatening England, and Henry VIII has plunged the country into economic crisis to finance the war. Meanwhile, an old servant of Queen Catherine Parr has asked Matthew Shardlake to investigate claims of "monstrous" wrongs committed against a young ward of the court. As the French fleet approaches, Shardlake's inquiries reunite him with an old friend-and an old enemy close to the throne. |
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