text:
Maroon |
Save page Remove page | Previous | 1 of 6 | Next |
small (250x250 max)
medium (500x500 max)
large ( > 500x500)
Full Resolution
All (PDF)
This page
Loading content ...
LOYOLA MAROON Vol. XLIV Loyola University, New Orleans, La., Friday, November 17, 1967 No. 9 SC disapproves reprimand motion against president By FERREL GUILLORY The Student Council turned down a motion to "reprimand" its president Tom Wright during the council's closed session Sept. 12, it was learned this week. The vote was 24-9. A&S president Boh Dupont brought the action against Wright, accusing him of "deliberately disobeying" a council resolution, of "placing the council in financial jeopardy," and of "attempting ... to hide the above facts from the full council." Dupont took the action because Wright and an interim summer committee of the council signed Roger Hilsman, who spoke here last week, to a contract in violation of a motion passed by the council last May forbidding the making of any binding agreements without the consent of the council. The motion of last May was sponsored by Dupont. The full story of what has happened in the council concerning the closed meeting and the motion to reprimand Wright goes back to the final meeting of the spring semester. Summer committee At that meeting the council set up the interim committee for the summer specifically to begin searching for speakers and making arrangements for the lecture series. However, at the same meeting Dupont pushed a motion through the council divesting the interim committee of the power to sign binding contracts. During the summer, the interim committee and president Wright arranged for three speakers—Sen. J. William Fulbright, Roger Hilsman and Vance Packard—and signed contracts for two of them—Hilsman and Packard. These contracts were also signed by a representative of the university, the Rev. Joseph Molloy, S.J. Vice-President for Student Affairs, which made them binding. Student Council sources have said that Wright did take an informal poll of most of the council members he could contact easily during the summer and found there was no objection to contracting Hilsman and Packard. However, these sources said that Wright failed to approach Dupont, with the matter when he could have done so during the summer. Besides being the one who sponsored the motion restricting the power of the summer committee, Dupont was also Wright's opponent in the presidential election last year. Too much money Measures for appropriating the money for Fulbright, Hilsman and Packard came before the council during its first meeting this semester, Sept. 5. Fulbright and Packard were readily approved, but the council balked at approving Hilsman. Led by Dupont, those who opposed the appropriation for Hilsman, which amounted to $1,000, gave as their reason a fear that the council was spending too much of its money too soon. The bill for Fulbright and Packard, who had already been approved, totaled $2,000, The appropriation measure for Hilsman was voted down by a 16-12 count. Apparently at this time Dupont still did not know that the contract had already been signed. Immediately after the routine council business had been taken care of at the Sept. 12 meeting, Dupont called for a closed session without giving a reason. No one on the council cast a dissenting vote and an hour-long closed meeting ensued. During this time, members of the council who were present report, Dupont brought up his reprimand motion."To guard against repetition of these intemperate actions," Dupont said, "I . . . move that the council reprimand its presdient so that he may be assured of the council's insistence upon strict adherence of its rules and protection of its authority." Violated SC act Dupont and those in his camp argued that Wright had violated a HANSEL AND GRETEL BACK THE PACK: Crete paper, a few boards and hard work equal Cage, Cook and Crumble The Privateers, the winner of the Homecoming display competition. Upsilon Beta Lambda and Theta Phi Alpha teamed to create the Hansel and Gretel scene which was displayed on the lawn of Music School. Rault hails 50-year graduates for saving 'drifting freedom' By DAVID LAGARDE Joseph M. Rault. Jr. spoke to the graduation class of 1917 in an address given at Loyola University's Homecoming Honors Convocation held last Friday in the Field House. Rault, a member of the University's Board of Regents, commended the 50-year graduates for handing the present generation "a drifting freedom," a term defined by the individual as what his purpose is, and what he should do. He described the fight for freedom which the elder generation had to wage to guarantee us our security. "Those graduates stepped out of Loyola and into the foxholes and trenches of France," he said, "They were there to win that "drifting freedom." "In 1928 after they had returned and married, they again faced a tremendous challenge. That battle was the Great Depression, which was one of the greatest economic struggles the world has ever seen," he continued. Rault went on, "Then these men saw Europe invaded by Hitler in 1938. What was freedom to them? Those who had survived World War I, those who had survived the depression? They were then forced to watch their children fight to preserve the freedom which they had won." He asked the present generation what freedom was. "And now in 1967, what is freedom to us? Is freedomfreedom tl , right of our people to loot, steal, a.id burn draft cards and desecrate the flag? Is freedom the right to tell our elders we don't care what they say or think?" "You and I have never seen bad times." he said. "We haven't been through what this class has. We have never fought in a war, we have never stood in a bread line. We are somewhat spoiled and our opinions are bound to be different. Our rosy judgment of things aids in explaining our different attitude." "Can we project what freedom means to us and what it will mean to our children? With our good things and prosperity, with this understanding and background can we?" "This is our challenge. We have to preserve the freedom they have established for us," he said. "To progress, we must substitute reason for violence and we will be able to carry the baton the class of 1917 has given us." The graduates were presented plaques honoring their graduation in 1917. Also honored at the convocation were the honor students for the year 1966-67. Those students who achieved Dean's list status both semesters were presented certificates of merit by Dr. John F. Christman, Vice-President of Academic Affairs. Some 152 students were honored from the various colleges. Homecoming week ends; over 1100 attend dances Homecoming week activities came to a close Saturday night as over 1100 people attended student and alumni balls in the Danna Center. Approximately 800 persons crowded into the Contract Dining Room for the student Homecoming Dance. Chalres Magarahan, student chairman of Homecoming activities fof the Student Council pronounced it a record crowd for any student dance ever held at Loyola. I. A. Timmreck, alumni director, reported more than 300 at the alumni ball in the A la Carte dining room and snack bar areas. The campus court was presented at each ball and will also be presented at the one remaining Homecoming activity, the basketball game with Texas Tech on December 16. Upsilon Beta Lambda fraternity and Theta Phi Alpha sorority won the Homecoming display competition with their theme, "Cage, Cook and Crumble the Privateers." Trophies were presented to the Greek representatives at half-time activities of the LSUNO-I.oyola football game Thursday, November 9. Other displays on St. Charles Ave. and Freret St. were by BEGGARS fraternity and Phi Phi Phi sorority, Alpha Delta Gamma fraternity and Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority, Sigma Alpha Kappa fraternity and the freshmen girls and Phi Kappa Theta fraternity and Kappa Beta Gamma sorority. Ardley Hanemann, assistant director of alumni, called this year's Homecoming a "success." "We intend to continue having football as part of Homecoming because it proved successful," he said. "Coupled with the basketball game. Homecoming takes on a new air of excitement." Hanemann said that the basketball and football games would be planned closer together next year if at all possible. "We are beginning now to formulate plans using the knowledge gained from our experience this year to make future Homecomings better, smoother-running and more exciting for the student body," he said. This is the first time in 28 years that football has been a part of Homecoming. An honors convocation was held Friday. Nov. 10, honoring alumni who received their first Loyola degree 50 years ago. A luncheon at the Royal Orleans Hotel followed with 154 attending. Over 300 attended the evening alumni cocktail party which followed a panel discussion entitled. "The Changing Face of Education: the Hazards of the Next 30 Years." Dr. John T. Christman moderated the panel whose members were the Rev. James Carter, S.J., Dr. R. T. Mc- Lean. Ralph T. Bell, and Jack H. Stocker. The 25-year class of 1942 was honored at this year's Homecoming. Fifty attended the breakfast following the Homecoming Mass Saturday morning. Jesuits urged to actively aid racial justice The Jesuits of the United States were instructed to work with increased urgency for racial justice in this country by their Superior General. the Very Rev. Pedro Arrupe, S.J., in a letter dated Nov. 1. Noting a lack of Jesuit involvement in the field of civil rights in the past. Father Arrupe laid down a 10- point plan for the members of the society to follow in attacking the problems of racial descrimination and poverty. The Rev. Louis J. Twomey, S.J., the director of the Loyola Institute of Human Relations, was one of Father Arrupe's chief assistants in drafting the letter. "Racism in all its ugly manifestations," Father Arrupe wrote, "is objectively a moral and religious evil. As such, it can never be solved adequately by civil laws or civil courts. It must also be solved in the consciences of men. American Jesuits cannot, must not, stand aloof." In addition to the 10 general directives. Father Arrupe called upon Jesuits to consider ways of reducing personal and community expenses to assist the poor. He also asked the society's provinces in the United States to adopt plans by which members of the order would be assigned to live in residences built in the innercity of the large urban areas of the country. He said that he hoped the innercity residences would be in operation by the end of 1968. "Those who would live in such a house," he wrote, "would be prepared to lead lives of poverty accommodated to their neighborhood, in order to make the humble and poor Christ present among those whom they serve and among whom they live." Father Arrupe's general directives cover practically all phases of Jesuit life. He urged Jesuit communities to reassess their ministries so that they would be more effective in serving the poor and he asked that experts in race relations be trained within the society. No form of racial segregation should he found in any Jesuit ministry, he said, and the Jesuits should provide special opportunities for Negroes to enter the society. "The fact that there are extremely few Negro Jesuits in the United States is a cause for concern," Father Arrupe asserted. Financial assistance and educational aid should be given to poor Negroes in Jesuit schools and the students of Jesuit universities should be encouraged to work among the Negro poor, the General said. "We should use our influence that qualified Negroes be recruited for services on the faculties and administrative staffs of Jesuit institutions," Father Arrupe wrote. He instructed the members of the society to develop a concept of social justice in their retreat exercises and to encourage an apostolic zeal to work against racial prejudice in Jesuit sodalities. Church parishes run by Jesuits, Father Arrupe wrote, should strive to make Negroes welcome. "The Christian doctrine of social justice and charity, with specific applications to the race problem, should be a frequent subject in our pulpits," he said. Jesuits should sign contracts only with those businesses which observe fair employment practices, and Father Arrupe instructed, should cooperate with any organization working for the cause of interracial justice. Father Arrupe warned his men, "If, in this revolution of rising expectations, they (Negroes) cannot find in the free world the sympathy and the help they need, they may be tempted to turn to other leaders and to other systems inimical to Christian truths and democratic ideals." Loyola representatives head for NSA 'power conference' By STEVE VAKAS Student Council Vice-President Tom White and treasurer Mike Mc- Connei boarded an airplane yesterday and flew to Minneapolis, Minnesota, where they will attend the National Student Association's (NSA) Student Power Conference today through Sunday. The council allocated $200 to the two students so that they would be able to represent Loyola at the conference. The sum defrays only the cost of transportation for the students. The decision to send the two representativesrepresentatives to the controversial organization's "power conference" was contested by a minority group of the council led by Arts & Science president, Bob Dupont. with strong backing from Charlie Magarahan and law school president Benny Bagert. The dissenters labeled the NSA as a "decadent" and "crackpot" organization and argued that it was a waste of time and Student Council money to have any representation at the conference.Since NSA is the largest student organization in the world. SC president Tom Wright gave two "good reasons" for having Loyola represented at the conference: —to look into any existing advantages of being a member of this organization.—to gain some degree of prestige for Loyola just by having representation.There will be over 100 schools represented at the Minneapolis conference.Some possible advantages of joining the organization were offered by Pack smashes LSUNO By RUDY ELDER Marino leads attack A bruising running attack led by fullback Dick Marino powered the Loyola Wolfpack to a 13-6 homecoming victory over frustrated LSUNO before approximately 4,000 football fans at City Park's Tad Gormely Stadium. By the victory, Loyola maintained its record of never having lost a football game to the Privateers. Loyola defeated I.SUNO 21-0 in 1965 and 20-6 in 1966. The 200-pound Marin6 banged through the LSUNO line for 85 yards in 17 carries. Most of the big man's yardage came on short bursts right at the Privateer defense. Statistically, Loyola held a slight edge on LSUNO. The Wolfpack gained 286 yards on total offense to 238 yards for LSUNO. The Pack led in rushing 239 to 161 and I.SUNO led in passing picking up 77 yards to 47 for Loyola. The game opened with LSUNO kicking to the Wolfpack. Halfback Rodney Salvaggio took the kickoff and returned it 20 yards to the PrivateerPhoto by Ed Curila WOLF ON THE LOOSE: Dick Marino moves through a hole in the LSUNO line during the homecoming contest last week. Marino was the Pack's leading rusher with 85 yards. Loyola won 13-6. (continued on page 4) (continued on page 3) (continued on page 6)
Object Description
Title | Maroon |
Masthead | The Maroon Vol. 44 No. 9 |
Publisher | Loyola University (New Orleans, La.) |
Coverage | United States; Louisiana; New Orleans; |
Date | 1967-11-17 |
Type | Text |
Source | Loyola University New Orleans Special Collections & Archives (http://library.loyno.edu/research/speccoll/) New Orleans, LA |
Format | TIFF |
Subject | Loyola University (New Orleans, La.) |
Rights | Digital rights are held by Loyola University New Orleans. Copyright is retained in accordance with U.S. copyright law. |
Creator | Loyola University (New Orleans, La.) |
Relation-Is Part Of | http://www.louisianadigitallibrary.org/cdm/search/collection/LOYOLA_UMN |
Language | en |
Digitized By | BSLW |
Digitized Date | 2012-2013 |
Contact Information | For information or permission to use/publish, contact: mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com |
Rating |
Post a Comment for Maroon


text:
LaRocca: Ways to get noticed in Addison
Community Voice
Looking for a way to draw more attention to your company name, product or service?
Why not consider taking advantage of a great opportunity that awaits our members, by adding your information to our "Shop Addison" program via our website?
All of our members are currently listed on the link, categorically by type of product or service. A visitor coming to our area, or a resident or business operator looking for a product or service, can check the home page of our website at www.addisonchamber.org to access the list, by scrolling down and clicking on the symbol.
Story Archived
Please sign in with your Comment Member ID and password.
Having trouble?
If you have any technical difficulties, either with your username and password or with the payment options, please contact us by e-mail at email@example.com

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Real Estate News
Denver Real Estate Blogger Categories
Denver Real Estate Blogger Pages
Search Denver Real Estate Blogger
Recent Comments
Tag Archives: Sarasota Herald
Real Estate Briefs – Sarasota Herald
Joining Atlanta, Orlando and other big Southern cities that one would expect to find on such a list, Sarasota ranks No. 9 on Penske Truck Rental's list of top moving destinations, released this week. The top 10 are Atlanta, Phoenix, … Continue reading
Posted in Denver Real Estate News
Tagged Clerk Of Court, Condo Unit, Holmes Beach, Iberia Bank, Manatee County Clerk, Manatee County Clerk Of Court, Midnight Pass, Mortgage Llc, Palm Bay Club, Public Auction, Rental Reservations, Sarasota Herald, Scott Elliott, Siesta Key Condo, Southern Cities, Stanzione, Us Bank, Warm Weather, Way Moves, Weather Areas
Comments Off


text:
White Chocolate Wonderful Peanut Butter Blossoms
This post is in no way sponsored by Peanut Butter & Co., but I want to spread the word about this stuff. White Chocolate Wonderful is exactly that. Wonderful. It's seriously so good I eat by the spoonful. My kids love it on PB & Banana sandwiches. And when used in place of regular peanut butter in your cookie recipes, it makes them that much more delicious.


text:
BURLINGTON A Vermont man has pleaded guilty to persuading a 12-year-old girl to take nude photos of herself and send the images to his cellphone.
The U.S. Attorneys office says 26-year-old Richard Fletcher of Sheffield pleaded guilty to producing, receiving and possessing child pornography in federal court Wednesday.
Fletcher admitted that in 2011 he persuaded the girl in Utah to take the photos and send him the images.
Fletcher and the girl never met face-to-face. Prosecutors said he met her on a social media website, obtained her cellphone number, and began calling and texting her. They said he pressed for the photos after persuading the girl that he loved her and wanted her to be his girlfriend.
Fletcher is scheduled to be sentenced on April 22.MORE IN Vermont NewsESSEX JUNCTION Candidates matter. Full StorySTOWE — Even if it's good for business, NBC's revival of "The Sound of... Full Story -
- Most Popular
- Most Emailed
- VIDEO: The play that's under appeal from the DIII state football championships
- VIDEO: Downhill excitement at Silverheels Cup at Okemo
- VIDEO: Woodstock takes on U-32 football
- VIDEO: 2013 Vermont Amateur Golf Tournament
- VIDEO: Police investigate Pittsford homicide
- VIDEO: Rutland High School Graduation


text:
home > TV > TV Characters
Tags: tv, tv characters
Favorite TV Dads of All Time
List Criteria: Favorite TV characters who were fathers. (Not necessarily guys who were the BEST fathers.)
think you can do better?
rerank this list
got a blog or website?
leave a comment
today on Ranker
start a list with results
close sorting window
Rank Name
use the search box to filter your list


text:
K or C, they be bad.
Cardashians should be spelled with a C. What do they do for a living?
Why, thank you Mr. Morgan. I personally think you did a great job, it is definitely harder than one would expect.
This article could well be the most offensive thing I'll see all day. Why the hell would Dan Gibson approve such hateful garbage?
Adam was my inspiration for trying my hand at this as well. As I can attest he is a hard act to follow but there is no reason not to give C.J. a fair chance. Seems He is doing better than I did.
I expect this kind of shit from The Dirty; but not you, Tucson Weekly. Jesus Christ.
TW has officially turned into a trash magazine if they think this is ok! Come on guys, you're better than this!!
Are you serious? Posting pictures of locals in the local paper with humiliating comments? This would be called cyber-bullying if it happened in a local junior high-school.
Can we PLEASE "Keep Tucson Shitty" and have somebody punch them in the face?
@amyquinns001 Why? Nico's is a million times better than Taco Bell. I'm writing this for future Googlers' benefit. El Potosino, which used to be a Los Betos, is my favorite Taco Shop.
Kardashians? Those dudes from Deep Space Nine? Man, I would not go anywhere they hang out. I think they ate a couple of home planets before the Federation put a few star ships on them. Beware!
Interesting?? The Progressive lawyer mayor of Tucson telling the police what laws to enforce. Guess they need those illegals to become Democrats.
No let's definitely not make this a daily thing. Most of us already know what Tinder and every other dating site is. Humiliating local people isn't my idea of news.
From my own personal experiences on Tucson roads, elderly, demented (diagnosed and not), drivers are far more dangerous and numerous than impaired and teen drivers combined.
With that being said, Dan, you are an inspiration for us chubby guys. However, I am keeping my fat ass on the couch.
In reply to Donna Moulton, I used to live in Barrio Hollywood and I still have plenty of family and friends living there. The vast majority of criminal activity that does occur in Hollywood goes unreported. If I were so inclined, I can immediately think of five different places I could procure all sorts of illegal things.
I'm sure that the same could be said for most neighborhoods, but it's really wishful thinking to assume that Hollywood is crime-free just based on the reports.
I too, have patronized 4 out of 5 of these places, more than once. Honorable mention goes to Golden Nugget.
Haha.. Adam was my favorite too. I used to e-mail him with a must have list when I wanted to go out to dinner, and he would fire back 3-4 spot on recommendations every time, regardless of the stipulations presented.
What a sad and lovely story, I wish I'd met them sooner. Btw, Doug Stanhope wrote both facebook posts from a whisky girl's page, Derrick gave him Amy's password and asked him to make the announcement after she died, which he did, then on Tuesday when told Derrick had shot himself he again used her page to announce his passing. RIP
I am so pleased to see Manzo Elementary receive well-deserved recognition for its innovative science program. I am saddened and appalled by the casual condemnation of the Barrio Hollywood neighborhood surrounding Manzo as being "crime-infested". I challenge Mr Alcaraz to provide evidence of this baseless assertion.
If you go to the Tucson Police website--http://cms3.tucsonaz.gov/police/stats--and check the city map for crimes reported in the past 30 days, you will find none in the interior of Barrio Hollywood, which is bordered by Speedway Boulevard, Grande Avenue, Saint Mary's Road and Silverbell Road. Then zoom out and check several other neighborhoods. You will see that Barrio Hollywood is far less burdened by crime than many other Tucson neighborhoods.
I have gotten to know and appreciate Barrio Hollywood as I have helped several social activists and environmentalists purchase homes here. I am in the process of purchasing a house in Barrio Hollywood for myself. Many fine families have called Barrio Hollywood home for generations. Mr Alcaraz's remark about crime unfairly stigmatizes a great neighborhood that has become even more attractive because of the marvelous programs at Manzo Elementary.
As a REALTOR, I am prohibited from making disparaging remarks about the crime rate of a neighborhood. Journalists should also avoid creating hurtful and inaccurate impressions about the places where people make their homes.
Thank you for an otherwise well-written article that highlights the outstanding work of some of Tucson's finest educators and students.
Donna Moulton
All this vacuous prattling and no support. Too funny.


text:
2 Meetup Groups match "Haskell" near Frederick, MD
This group is for anyone who wants to say, with confidence: "A monad is just a monoid in the category of endofunctors, what's the problem?". I am starting this group because that is my goal is to learn Haskell and I think DC needs a Haskell Meetup. I hope to embark on a journey that will take us from the basics Haskell starting with Learn a Haskell For Greater Good to possible excursions in Category Theory and Type Theory.
Are you a woman* who loves programming and has been searching for a similar bunch of ladies to eat cupcakes and discuss code with? Are you happier discussing Ruby** than rubies over coffee? If so, you've come to the right place! We meet at least once a month to hack on projects, give casual 5-minute lightning talks, ask all of our technical questions, and toss around ideas together. It's a great way to make new friends, and to bounce ideas off each other to keep improving our coding skills. Thin …
Get an alert email when new Meetup Groups like this start near you.
You'll get advice, help finding members, and tools to make running a Meetup Group easier.


text:
"Internet Purchases Only" "Not a Retail Store Stock Item"
This item is viewable at our retail store in LEXINGTON, KY. It may be on display and is available for immediate purchase and pick-up.
click here to see all brands we sell
*Please Note!! Many of our pictures are stock photos provided to us by the manufacturer and do not necessarily represent the actual item being purchased. Please verify this picture accurately reflects the product described by the title and description on this page before you place your order.
The through bolt and chinstrap mounting provide a solid purchase on the shotgun with the "vee-way" design centering the mount down the bore line and allowing use of the shotgun's bead sight for close up shots.


text:
Skip results filters
$1050 - $1170
Louisville, KY 40223
YOU'LL FORGET YOU'RE LIVING IN AN APARTMENT because of the detailed, practical design of each floorplan like those you would expect to find in a home. P…
Apartment 163 units
2-3 bed 2 bath Cats allowed
Check Availability
$760 - $1809
Louisville, KY 40245
Welcome Home to The Paddock At Eastpoint! Our southern hospitality, service, style, and amenities set us apart from the rest of the crowd! Close to shop…
Apartment 500 units
1-3 bed 1-2 bath Cats allowed Dogs allowed
$940 - $1185
Louisville, KY 40220
DISTINGUISHED LIVING! Introducing one of Louisville's finest new luxury apartment communities, Fenwick Place. Conveniently located in Louisville's East …
Apartment 260 units
1-2 bed 1-2 bath Cats allowed Dogs allowed
$769 - $953
Louisville, KY 40241
AN INTIMATE, SECLUDED, FIVE-STAR LOCATION DEMANDS OUR FIVE-STAR SERVICE. Our prestigious location is located within easy access of shopping, entertainme…
Apartment 0 units
1-2 bed 1-2 bath
$850 - $960
Louisville, KY 40243
Garden Gate Apartments is In A Class By Itself...Where we put our customers first, you are the most important part of our business. We strive everyday t…
Apartment 176 units
$825 - $1035
Louisville, KY 40299
Louisville's Newest Address... Blankenbaker Crossings offers spacious, unique and affordable floorplans in a great location that puts you minutes from a…
Apartment 350 units
$750 - $850
Louisville, KY 40203 (Medical Center, Jackson-Smoketown)
Welcome to The Lofts of Broadway, a seven story historic building with loft-style apartments. We are an innovative complex in Downtown Louisville locate…
Apartment 83 units
1 bed 1 bath Cats allowed Dogs allowed
Louisville, KY 40203
$625 - $1350
True comfort and sensational recreation awaits you at the newly remodeled Plainview apartments in Louisville, Kentucky, 13 miles east of downtown. We of…
Apartment 480 units
1-3 bed 1-2.5 bath Cats allowed Dogs allowed
$805 - $2590
Nestled in one of Louisville's finest neighborhoods, amidst custom built homes and rolling hills, The Overlook is an impeccably designed community of ex…
Apartment 484 units
Louisville, KY 40228
2 bed 2.5 bath
$769 - $1419
THE RIGHT PLACE! THE RIGHT PRICE! Shopping at Springhurst, catching the TARC bus, and accessing the Gene Snyder Freeway is easy from our Westport Road l…
Apartment 236 units
1-3 bed 1-2.5 bath
$750 - $770
Louisville, KY 40222
Welcome Home to Lyndon Crossings, located in the bustling heart of the Lyndon area. We are convenient to businesses, shopping, fine-dining, hospitals, c…
Apartment 60 units
2 bed 2 bath Cats allowed Dogs allowed
$795 - $950
Louisville, KY 40291
Experience Louisville's Newest and Most Exclusive Apartment Community!
Apartment 156 units
$819 - $1249
Let your address reflect your success! We didn't just build another apartment community, but a sense of place. Spaces that are personal. My home. My off…
$631 - $1424
The community is spread over thirty-two acreas of beautiful mature trees and landscape from the stocked fishing pond to the rose enclosed gazebo offerin…
Apartment 400 units
Located along the roaring Ohio River and known as Derby City due to the world-famous horse race The Kentucky Derby, Louisville attracts many vacationers for its exciting attractions. Residents here are full of Southern hospitality, so long as you don't say the city's name wrong (it's pronounced "loo-uh-vull," for you recent transplants). Few people know all the amenities and quality of life you can have as a resident in Louisville apartments for rent. Part Southern, part Midwestern, this unique and independent hub welcomes people from all walks of life and cultures. With small-city advantages coupled with big-city fun, you can really have it all in Louisville apartments.
Although the Bluegrass State may be known for the three main things: bourbon, basketball and horse racing - and for good reason - there are also several cultural offerings in the area that residents in Louisville apartments for rent have come to enjoy. One of the most popular neighborhoods for renters includes The Highlands, an eclectic and offbeat haven along trendy Bardstown Road than has the best in local music venues and local eateries. Many other communities in East Louisville, including St. Matthews and Middletown, are popular with renters. Much of the city is unmarried and under 40, showing the youthful and singles-friendly atmosphere of the Derby City.
Despite a rising median household income and plenty of job growth over the years, the cost of living in the area is remarkably low. In fact, the overall index is more than 10 percent lower than the national average, according to City-Data. This means that you can live very comfortably in Louisville apartments for rent without worrying about putting a dent in your bank account. Louisville scored an A+ in both amenities and cost of living on its AreaVibes report card, showing that you don't have to sacrifice cost to enjoy the finer things in life in Louisville apartments. The cost of a gallon of gas in the area is about $3.70 per gallon, which is around 2 percent above the state average. However, the average commute time is 8 percent shorter than other cities in the Bluegrass State, so you won't have to worry much about fuel costs if you live here.
There are several excellent options for a great education if you live in Louisville apartments, no matter which field or education path you're looking to pursue. The University of Louisville is by far the most popular for area residents, whether they are graduate or undergraduate students. However, there are other options for colleges in the area, including Bellarmine University and Sullivan University. Although the city has its roots in mining, trade and agriculture, the economic shift in Derby City has changed dramatically over the years, according to City-Data. There are several Fortune 500 companies in the area, including Humana and Yum! Brands, Inc. - which includes Kentucky Fried Chicken. Ford Motors also has two factories in the area - one of which makes the popular SUV, the Explorer.
For service animals, choose "No Preference" and contact the property.
Find a property on Rent.com and receive a $100 thank you when you lease. Learn more
Find a property on Rent.com that features our $100 Reward.
Tell the leasing office you found the property on Rent.com.
Report your lease to us online or by calling (866) 432-RENT (7368).
We'll confirm your lease and send you a $100 prepaid Visa® debit card!
This will create an account with Rent.com. Email addresses are not shared with third-parties. We will give you a heads up on apartment listings via email.
It looks like you're not logged in to your account. Please enter your password below to access all of Rent.com's features.
Email addresses are not shared with third-parties. We will give you a heads up on apartment listings via email. Privacy Policy
No big deal. Just enter your email and we'll send you password reset instructions.


text:
A natural based, fluoride free toothpaste with a cool, minty taste.
Brushing regularly with Aloe Dent Triple Action toothpaste offers a fantastic triple action; cleaning and protecting your teeth and gums naturally.
Other Ingredients:
Glycerin (plant origin), Sorbitol (plant origin), Hydrated Silica (mineral origin), Aloe Barbadensis (Aloe Vera), Aqua, Xylitol (plant origin), Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate (protein origin), Mentha Piperita (Peppermint) Oil, Carboxymethyl Chitosan (marine origin), Escin (from Aesculus Hippocastanum), Hydroxyethylcellulose (plant origin), Menthol (natural origin), Sodium Hydroxymethylglycinate (protein origin), Ubiquinone (Co-Q10), Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Oil, Citric Acid (natural origin), CI 75810 (natural origin).
Guaranteed Free Of:
No SLS (Sodium lauryl sulphate), paraben, EDTA, formaldehyde, artificial flavours or colour, peroxide, pthalates, artificial sweeteners (e.g. saccharin, sucralose) and triclosan.


text:
So, the Weekly Rider is "rolling on" into a broader blog dealing with The Great Outdoors more generally. You'll still get biking updates on occasion, but this week, it's paddling.
I've been doing a lot of paddling on Otter Creek lately, and there's nobody else out there. So, it's time to go public:
There's some phenomenal canoeing and kayaking to be had in our backyards.
You could literally paddle in the backyard a few weeks ago, but this is more figurative.
The first public hearing on the draft of the 2011 Vermont Comprehensive Energy Plan — released earlier this month — is slated for Middlebury on Tuesday, Sept. 27, from 7-9 p.m. at Middlebury Union High School.
For more information and access to an electronic copy of the plan draft, head to: www.vtenergyplan.vermont.gov.
One of my great pleasures is to go exploring the back roads whenever I have to drive here to there in Vermont. Time permitting, and if the kids are up for it, we leave the state highways behind on trips from Middlebury or Rutland or Shoreham and turn onto dirt roads instead. I haul out my trusty atlas of Vermont, having long since learned that my car's navigational system likes to insist that I am on an "unverified route" once I get off the main-traveled roadways.
I, like pretty much everyone else, have been hearing of all the damage inflicted by the recent visit of Tropical Storm Irene. Eager to get back up to the mountains, but unsure of the current condition of the roads, I drove up Rt 125 on Saturday to take a look at my favorite trailheads.
If your Labor Day holiday plans involved a hike in the Green Mountain National Forest, you'll probably want to start looking for an alternate weekend activity.
That's because on Thursday, forest officials ordered the entire 400,000 acre expanse closed indefinitely for health and safety reasons, with the threat of fines or imprisonment for anyone caught entering onto forest land.
The Green Mountain Stage Race is set to begin at 8:30 a.m. on Saturday in Hinesburg and loop around Starksboro. Since we're Addison County's paper, this route deviates slightly from the original course, beginning in Bristol rather than Hinesburg. Here's a medium-length ride that's sure to get your blood pumping, and if you haven't had enough, you can take it like the racers and do it it twice!
Length: 29.82 miles
Difficulty: Intermediate
In the wake of Tropical Storm Irene, a statewide push is on to offer up helping hands or monetary and supply donations. While communication to some towns is still difficult and the full extent of the damage is still not yet tallied, people across the state are in need of housing, food, supplies and help rebuilding.
In the wake of Tropical Storm Irene, hundreds of local residents are still reeling from her damaging effects. To help us all better weather this storm, the Independent wants to know how you and your towns were impacted. What better way to share your experiences and stories than through a picture?
Senior reporter John Flowers makes a weekly Tuesday radio appearance on Morning News Service, a program on Waterbury-based WDEV, 96.1 FM. He wraps up recent Addison County news for listeners across Vermont.


text:
where bikers connect + share
You must be friends with sally d. gauthier to view this page.
Join Biker-Share
Welcome toBiker-Share
Sign Upor Sign In
Or sign in with:
About Us
© 2013 Created by Biker-Share.
Badges | Report an Issue | Terms of Service
Please check your browser settings or contact your system administrator.


text:
Results 1 to 4 of 4
6.2 Diesel cold weather over heating problem
Recently my Suburban 6.2 Diesel has begun to over heat in cold weather.
When I start it up,the temp remains low,untill it quickly rises to danger hot.All the while my Heater will not blow Hot air.Then I pull over to cool it down,then afterwards the motor runs at normal temps
I have changed the Thermostat,drained flushed and refilled the Radiator with an antifreeze mix,there is visible water flow across the Radiator
I had a theory that perhaps some gunk had frozen in the Cooling system,thus forming a obstruction which caused the Engine temp to rise,after stopping the Motor the plug would melt and normal cooling would resume.
This was however not the case.
Thankyou in advance.
12-09-2012, 03:07 AM #2Update:
This problem just stopped happening,very odd indeed.
12-09-2012, 12:55 PM #3Mike you think you might have gotten an air bubble in the heater core?
12-11-2012, 12:47 AM #4My 6.2 Blazer did something similar. Temp would spike, coolant would actually leak though. Did the same work you did but didn't replace the pump and I'm thinking it might have needed that. Sold it before I figured it out though, some lucky mechanic who worked on them in the NAVY is now fixing it up.
Similar Threads
4.3 chevy 1/2 ton won't start in cold weather
By mtgrizfan in forum Chevy Truck TalkReplies: 3Last Post: 03-20-2012, 03:02 PM -
Cold weather CAI question
By KidHauler in forum Performance & FuelReplies: 0Last Post: 12-16-2009, 12:12 PM -
Cold weather is upon us...
By TrailLeadr in forum POLLing placeReplies: 30Last Post: 09-03-2009, 02:22 AM -
help..help..help.. Plymouth Breeze won't start in cold weather
By vncj96 in forum General Chevy & GM Tech QuestionsReplies: 12Last Post: 12-18-2008, 07:00 PM -
Cold weather in DFW
By Steve in forum TX - North Texas Chevy Truck ClubReplies: 15Last Post: 03-11-2007, 09:45 PM


text:
You're watching...
What the 'fiscal cliff' deal means for your wallet
Impact on the economy in 2013
Jan 5, 2013
You're watching...
Impact on the economy in 2013
Jan 5, 2013
Also in this playlist...
Auto-advance: ON
Auto-advanceThis transcript is automatically generated
Welcome to The Journal Editorial Report I'm apology go well with no time to spare congress passed and President Obama signed into law this week a bill.
To avoid the so called fiscal cliff.
The New Year's Day deal represents the biggest tax increase the country is seen in twenty years all in return for billions of dollars in new spending and spot and of course as a tax cut.
For the middle class here with a look at what it all means for your pocketbook and the US economy in 2013 Wall Street Journal columnist.
And deputy editor Dan and -- columnist Mary Anastasia O'Grady and senior economics writer.
Steve -- so Steve.
Let's go to you first I think based on our conversations this week you like to steal a little bit more than I do why don't you make the best case.
Four for doing it for four -- the deal.
What -- the suicide for Republicans -- kind of eat your spinach moment I just don't see any other alternative.
To what happened and like I think this is around to deal for so many reasons especially the fact I think it's really helpful the economy.
I guess my point -- would be.
I don't see Republicans have much choice that need to talk to John Boehner yet -- Mitch McConnell what they say -- for 67 weeks the president simply would not budge one inch.
I'm cutting -- he simply had no interest in doing that.
The Republicans believe and I think they were probably right.
That they've gone in the 2013.
Without this tax issue re resolved for a it would just be pummeled day after day -- or hate the DL I just think it was like.
The -- rotten apple that they could have gotten.
-- to deal but had been taken I don't like to -- the spinach.
Metaphor here and if that's good for me in a taste it.
What you got had to tell -- that -- shot.
How much damage is there to the economy from this -- well I prefer -- least rotten apple.
I think -- it really did too big problems here is that people who believe that the rich should pay more do not understand the effects of marginal rates.
And when you -- Smart -- dollar of income that -- -- right so it lowers the incentive.
The people that you want to take risks and innovate and to create so that's one problem -- fact the growth economy.
The problem is it does affect tax revenues and in the guys with the green nice aides keep saying well we raise -- taxes this much we'll get this much more revenue.
But if you lower the incentive of people to take risk generally what happens is that revenue does not that come again.
So you don't get as much as you think you'll.
-- exactly and I everybody here Mary look the economy seems to be the stock market loved this thing right they just blew blew out the next day it's it's been -- for awhile based on the prospect that something would.
Get done housing markets recovering.
I mean the economy the job market not great still 155000.
New jobs but the economy does seem to be doing okay.
Well I think that's probably right economy will do OK but you know when you have unemployment seven point 8% and it's really stubbornly not budging.
You want to do something.
That does something more for the economy that just OK -- muddling through.
I mean if you're the president you can fight back and forth to -- you're not feeling it but there are lots of people who are feeling them Malays in the economy the low slow growth so.
I think it's disappointing that we weren't able to do something that was really more have more of a positive impact.
Dan -- -- there were a couple of big words that after the fiscal -- one was uncertainty in the economy -- that business needed certainty and the other was the prospect of a recession.
I think the deal probably and Donnelley does avoid a recession we're not going to -- negative growth.
But we are probably going to have growth as we have had for about the last two years of 2% or less so we do have an economy but we do have an economy that's bumping along the bottom.
Is the terms of the certainty of the tax deal yes we do have -- happen on the other hand.
The Obama health care law is going to be implemented implemented all through 2013.
-- Wall Street Journal just reported that only 14% this -- -- businesses actually understand the Obama health care law.
So there is a huge on overhang of uncertainty in the plus -- -- which is going to be implemented implemented through the financial industry.
Why we have 2% growth I think those are the reasons we have some positive signals for the economy but not enough to pull -- Steve let me.
Let me see if there's silver lining here at all that may be that the public will begin understand that you can't reduce the deficit.
With a tax increase you just can't do what I mean -- represents what 600 billion dollars they say over ten years that's about six.
7% -- of of of what the deficit -- Good great point -- and by the way -- -- up documents say that you and I am damn America we've lived through the budget deals right for -- 2530 years.
This is the first -- and an almost none of them really worked out very well but this is the first budget deal that I can recall.
I'm dating back to the early Reagan years where they're wet wasn't even three -- of cutting spending you know usually would be three dollars and a pony funny car for a dollar deficit -- there was the that we increase spending and that's the right with the big extension of unemployment short.
Now I think the Republicans.
Are a little bit higher ground as we go forward -- that you -- President Obama.
In his little press conference after -- he signed the bill saying this is only the first of many tax increases to comment 2038.
I and I believe the Republicans are not gonna budge an inch on that I think they're gonna basically say.
Obama you got your tax increase on the -- now we have to turn this -- and I think that's where the real fight is that it -- -- I really think that anybody who thinks that this is business and certainty is for me I mean as as Steve just said.
President Obama is already saying he wants more tax increase -- he's not done with that at all.
And there is no solution on the spending side so there's uncertainty out there people are still looking at a very expensive obamacare and no way to pay for if we cannot afford.
Filter by section


text:
Global Navigation
On Demand
TV Shows
New Releases
Featured Lists
Disc Only
Disc and Case
How On Demand Works
On Demand Devices
My Library
Find a Store
Gail O'Grady Movies
Results per page:
An American Carol
Add An American Carol to Queue
Add An American Carol to top of Queue
Ebenezer Scrooge gets the parody treatment from veteran writer/director David Zucker (Airplane!, Scary Movie 4) with this comedy starring Kevin Farley as a derisive documentarian (à la Michael Moore) who's visited by three ghosts intent on instilling the American spirit in the disillusioned filmmaker. Kelsey Grammer, Jon Voight, Leslie Nielsen, James Woods, and Dennis Hopper co-star in the Vivendi Entertainment production. ~ Jeremy Wheeler, Rovi
Read More
Kevin Farley
Kelsey Grammer
, (
Add Circle to Queue
Add Circle to top of Queue
Six graduate students studying the childhood home of a notorious serial killer get to spend some quality time with their murderous subject when he escapes from custody and returns to the place where his reign of terror began. James Bennett (Silas Weir Mitchell) claimed numerous lives before being locked away in a maximum security mental hospital, and when he senses an opportunity for escape, he takes it. Meanwhile, a group of college students working on their thesis papers arrive at James' childhood home in hopes of discovering just what could have turned a normal young boy into such a ruthless killer. As the killer makes his way home, Dr. Green (Gail O'Grady) leads the FBI and U.S. Marshals on a frantic race to track Bennett down, and stop him from claiming any more lives. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Read More
Silas Weir Mitchell
Gail O'Grady
, (
Hidden Palms [TV Series]
Originally titled Palm Springs, the CW teen-angst series Hidden Palms would seem to have been a bid by producer-creator Kevin Williamson to replicate the success and appeal of his earlier TV hit Dawson's Creek. The series also served to reunite two former stars of the similar series The O.C., Taylor Handley and Michael Cassidy. Handley was cast as rebellious high schooler Johnny Miller, who after witnessing his dad's suicide and spending a lot of time in rehab, was relocated by his mother Karen (Gail O'Grady) and his stepdad Bob (D.W. Moffett) to one of the wealthier sections of Palm Springs, California. During an inordinately troublesome period of adjustment, Johnny made the acquaintance of Cliff Wiatt (Handley), a handsome preppie with a pronounced "dark side." Along the way, our hero dallied with Greta Matthews (Amber Heard), whose gorgeousness was counterbalanced by her weirdness, and with Nikki Barnes (Tessa Thompson), another misfit fresh out of rehab. Also carrying a torch for Johnny was the community's resident science nerd Liza Witter (Ellery Porterfield), who spent much of her leisure time mixing strange chemicals. Amidst all the raging hormones and intramural romances and rivalries, the cast members managed to get themselve involved in a murder mystery. And oh yes, all the younger characters paraded around in microscopic swimwear (surprise, surprise). Debuting May 30, 2007, Hidden Palms bounced all over the CW nighttime schedule until its cancellation on July 4 of that year. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Read More
Michael Cassidy
Taylor Handley
, (
All I Want for Christmas
It's Christmastime, and all young Jesse wants this year is a new father. But while Jesse's mother Sarah knows the importance of having a male role model for her son to look up to, she just can't seem to muster the motivation to start dating again. Reluctantly agreeing to go on a series of dates as part of a nationally publicized contest, Sarah finds herself unexpectedly swept off her feet by the contest's official chaperone. But despite the fact that young Jesse already has his future father picked out, he's going to have to work extra hard to make his Christmas wish come true this year. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Read More
Gail O'Grady
Greg Germann
, (
The Sitter
Add The Sitter to Queue
Add The Sitter to top of Queue
Resident Evil: Extinction director Russell Mulcahy takes the helm for this tense domestic thriller concerning a young couple who believe they have found the perfect live-in nanny, but discover just how wring they are when she begins to methodically destroy their picture perfect suburban lives. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Read More
Gail O'Grady
William R. Moses
, (
Monk: Mr. Monk and the Birds and the Bees
While investigating the likelihood that sports agent Rob Sherman (Vincent Ventresca) is a murderer, Monk (Adrian Monk) is sidetracked by Julie (Emmy Clarke), the daughter of his caregiver Natalie (Traylor Howard). Currently entangled in a bumpy romance with boyfriend Tim (Andrew James Allen), Julie asks Monk's advice on matters of the heart. Though Monk would just as soon focus on the job at hand, he decides to help Julie out--a decision which proves to be a wise one when a custom-made T-shirt owned by Tim turns out to be a vital clue in solving the murder for which Sherman is suspected. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Read More
Hot Properties [TV Series]
Hot Properties was a sitcom set in the titular real estate office, which boasted an all-female employee roster. The senior member of Hot Properties, Inc. was fortysomething Ava Summerlin (Gail O'Grady), who was happily married to a much younger man who had no idea of her real age. Ava's partners included Chloe Reid (Nicole Sullivan), a "self-help" addict who consistently struck out with guys; Lola Hernandez (Sofía Vergara), the most outspoken of the bunch, who'd recently divorced her husband of ten years upon discovering that he was gay; and junior partner Emerson Ives (Christina Moore), a wealthy, pampered young lass who'd entered the workplace when she learned that her "virginal" fiancé was anything but. Serving as receptionist for Hot Properties, Inc. was the wisecracking Mary, while occasionally dropping in to chew the fat were a brace of doctors who shared the same building, the over-analytical Charlie Thorpe (Stephen Dunham) and the libidinous Sellers Boyd (Evan Handler). Created by Frasier alumnus Suzanne Martin, the weekly, 30-minute Hot Properties premiered October 7, 2005, on ABC. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Read More
Gail O'Grady
Nicole Sullivan
, (
More Sex & the Single Mom
In this sequel to the 2003 made-for-cable Sex & the Single Mom, divorced lawyer Jess Gradwell (Gail O'Grady) is confronted with the consequences of her brief fling with heart surgeon Alex Lofton (Grant Show) three years earlier when she finds that she is the mother of a toddler named Jake (Charlie Sperandeo). It isn't long before Alex himself comes back into Jess' life, initially unaware that he's a father but willing to pick up where he left off when he finds out. Trouble is, Jess is currently engaged to another lawyer (the obligatory "Ralph Bellamy" character in these romantic comedies). Meanwhile, Jess' 18-year-old daughter Sara (Chelsea Hobbs), who'd managed to escaped unsullied from her romance with a neighbor kid in the earlier film, has developed a yen for a scruffy photographer. Best line: "Virginity is not all it's cracked up to be." More Sex & the Single Mom first aired February 7, 2005 on Lifetime. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Read More
Sex and the Single Mom
Add Sex and the Single Mom to Queue
Add Sex and the Single Mom to top of Queue
Busy career woman -- and busier single mom -- Jess Gradwell (Gail O'Grady) certainly has her hands full raising her 15-year-old daughter Sarah (Danielle Panabaker), who is eager and anxious to begin experimenting with sex. Jess' admonitions to her daughter to remain a virgin become a matter of "do as I say, not as I do" when Jess herself begins a torrid affair with the recently divorced Dr. Alex Lofton (Grant Show). And when Jess announces that she is pregnant, Sarah goes off the deep end, lambasting her mother for her perceived hypocrisy and feverishly chasing after everything in pants. As the story unfolds, we learn that Jess' plunge back into motherhood is not motivated by mere selfishness -- while Sarah learns the hard way that there is a big, big difference between love and lust. Made for cable, Sex and the Single Mom premiered September 8, 2003, on the Lifetime network. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Read More
Sinners Need Company
Attractive widow Molly Bowser (Gail O'Grady) finds herself unable to get a job because of the jealous wives of her potential male employers. Determined to get money in a hurry by any means possible, Molly arranges for her sexy daughter Lily (Jennifer Morrison) to "accidentally" meet wealthy young Claude Stevens (Will Wallace). Unfortunately for Molly, her best-laid plans may all be for naught: Claude's dad has threatened to cut the boy off without a cent if he marries Lily. Filmed in 2002 under the title The Sure Hand of God, this modest comedy-drama didn't receive American play until it was telecast by cable's Lifetime channel on February 18, 2004, under the title Sinners Need Company. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Read More
Gail O'Grady
James Eckhouse
, (
Monk: Mr. Monk and the Candidate
Season One of Monk begins with this first episode of a two-part story (originally telecast as a single two-hour "TV" movie). On psychiatric leave from the San Francisco PD since the unsolved 1997 murder of his wife Trudy, former police detective Adrian Monk (Tony Shalhoub) returns as a private eye to help the department solve two seemingly unconnected murders. The first victim is a woman named Nicole Vasquez; the second is a professional bodyguard killed during an assassination attempt on mayoral candidate Warren St. Claire (Michael Hogan). Monk determines that the link between the two murders may well by St. Claire's wife Miranda (Gail O'Grady), but his efforts to solve the crimes are impeded every inch of the way by the emotional "tics" he has developed since his wife's death: Namely, an obsessive-compulsive streak to end all obsessive-compulsive streaks, and a veritable laundry list of phobias including fear of the dark, of heights, of crowds, and especially of milk! Although most of the Monk trademarks are established in this opening episode (the lead character's obsessive-compulsiveness, his photographic memory, et.al.), there are a few significant departures from the weekly series proper: For one, the character played by Jason Gray-Stanford is named Lt. Deacon rather than Lt. Disher; and for another, the role of Sharona's son Benjy is played by Kane Ritchotte instead of Max Morrow. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Read More
American Dreams: Season 01
Add American Dreams: Season 01 to Queue
Add American Dreams: Season 01 to top of Queue
Read More
Joseph Lawrence
Gail O'Grady
, (
Hope Ranch
Add Hope Ranch to Queue
Add Hope Ranch to top of Queue
Not dissimilar to such earlier Hollywood features as Boys' Ranch and Johnny Holiday, this made-for-cable drama stars Bruce Boxleitner as ex-cop and former marine J.T. Hope. The owner of a 2,000-acre ranch in Utah, Hope makes it his mission in life to rehabilitate youngsters who, as a result of their criminal records, have been deemed incorrigible. In this instance, Hope focuses his attention on a trio of street punks, including incipient drug-dealer Keith Frazier (Brian Gross). With the help of his no-nonsense ranchhands Colt (Lorenzo Lamas) and Shorty (Barry Corbin), Hope works the boys hard and long (12 hours a day, in fact), tending the horses, cleaning out the barns, and tackling other such grueling chores -- all the while promising the kids that if after two weeks they have straightened themselves out, they will not have to return to the penal system. At first reacting in horror to the strict regimen of Hope's ranch (one of the teens declares, "What is this? An episode of Survivor?"), two of the boys begin showing signs of redemption, and even begin to enjoy their working vacation in the great outdoors. Alas, Keith proves to be a bigger challenge than Hope had anticipated, especially when the boy steals some horse tranquilizers and escapes into the mountains. One of the first films to be produced exclusively for the Animal Planet cable network, Hope Ranch debuted on September 2, 2002. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Read More
Bruce Boxleitner
Lorenzo Lamas
, (
The Hostage Negotiator
Add The Hostage Negotiator to Queue
Add The Hostage Negotiator to top of Queue
Gail O'Grady stars as Theresa Foley, a highly respected and much-decorated FBI hostage negotiator. Theresa's career goes down the tubes when she refuses to testify in court against her husband Frank (Michael Bowen), an FBI agent gone bad. Escaping from prison, Frank stages a daylight bank robbery, thereby creating the sort of hostage situation that only a crack negotiator like Theresa could possibly handle. But though the FBI is willing to press Theresa back into action, she knows only too well that Frank will be able to anticipate her every move -- and that he has a terrible vengeance in mind for his ex-spouse, one that will "take down" a number of innocent bystanders in the process. Made for cable The Hostage Negotiator was first presented by the USA network on May 22, 2001. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Read More
Ally McBeal: Home Again
Read More
Calista Flockhart
Peter MacNicol
, (
Sleep Easy, Hutch Rimes
Add Sleep Easy, Hutch Rimes to Queue
Add Sleep Easy, Hutch Rimes to top of Queue
Michael O'Connell ran several video stores in Denver, CO, before taking up screenwriting, and the endless stream of direct-to-video thrillers that littered his shelves inspired his script for this satiric black comedy. Hutch Rimes (Steven Weber) runs an insurance company, and even though he's married, he's developed a bad habit of getting involved with his secretaries. Hutch's latest Girl Friday, Holly (Nina Siemaszko), is also married, but often finds herself being used as a punching bag by her loutish husband Cotton (Gregg Henry). Holly persuades Hutch to help her kill Cotton, but things don't go as planned, and Cotton pulls a gun on Holly; Hutch manages to escape just before Cotton kills his wife. Ten years later, Cotton is released from prison just as Hutch begins receiving a series of anonymous letters from someone who wants to kill him. But since Hutch is having an affair with his stenographer Olivia (Gail O'Grady), he's not sure if the angry party is Cotton or Olivia's husband, Dewey (Stephen Tobolowsky). Things get even stickier for Hutch when Olivia decides she wants out of her relationship with Dewey -- and asks Hutch to help murder her husband. Sleep Easy, Hutch Rimes also features Swoosie Kurtz as Binny, one of Hutch's few female employees that he never gets around to sleeping with. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
Read More
Steven Weber
Swoosie Kurtz
, (
Lip Service
Add Lip Service to Queue
Add Lip Service to top of Queue
What's a music biz insider to do when a beautiful girl turns out to have an ugly voice? Roger Deacon (Peter Outerbridge) is a once-successful record producer whose career hit the skids after he let a number of bad habits get the better of him. The head of a major record label offers Roger a chance to pull his career out of the doldrums by producing an album for Sunni (Kari Wuhrer), a sexy would-be pop goddess who happens to be the label chief's girlfriend. There's one little problem, though -- Sunni can't sing to save her life, and no amount of studio trickery at Roger's disposal is able to conceal that fact. One night, after a failed session with Sunni, Roger ends up at a bar on karaoke night, and he hears Maggie Stanley (Gail O'Grady), a housewife, sing a number. Roger is struck by the fact that Maggie has the perfect voice for the material he's trying to cut with Sunni, and faster than you can say Milli Vanilli, he convinces Maggie to sing for Sunni, despite her natural shyness and stage fright. However, when Sunni discovers she's been reduced to a lip sync act for her upcoming video and concert tour, she's none too happy, and shares her displeasure with her boyfriend; Roger, meanwhile, is wrestling with the fact that he's fallen in love with Maggie, who is married and not prepared to leave her husband. Also shown under the title Out of Sync, Lip Service was produced for (and originally aired on) the VH1 cable music network. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
Read More
Gail O'Grady
Kari Wuhrer
, (
NYPD Blue: Mister Roberts
After private eye Mike Roberts is murdered, John (Bill Brochtrup) tells Sipowicz about Mike's cryptic warning. It all ties in with the wealthy Malcolm Cullinan (Todd Waring), whom John believes was responsible for the death of the benighted Dolores Mayo. Subsequent events relating to this development cause Jill (Andrea Thompson) to sever her relationship with Cohen (Michael B. Silver). And former series regular Gail O'Grady makes a most surprising cameo appearance -- and to tell any more would be unthinkable. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Read More
Two of Hearts
Veterinarian Molly Saunders (Gail O'Grady) is mighty depressed as she attends the wedding of her former husband Bruce (Corbin Bernsen). During the ceremony, Molly makes the acquaintance of sportswriter Jake Michaelson (Rob Stewart), a sentimental guy who is in attendance because his ex-wife Joan (a rare acting appearance by onetime Donald Trump vis-à-vis Marla Maples) happens to be Jake's new bride. Though Molly and Jake are a mismatched couple, to say the least, it is remotely possible that a romance will develop (this is, after all, a made-for-cable movie). Two of Hearts originally aired February 14, 1999 on the Lifetime channel. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Read More
Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo
Add Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo to Queue
Add Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo to top of Queue
Yet another Saturday Night Live alumnus makes his bid for big-screen success as Rob Schneider, best remembered as the "Making copies!" guy, tackles his first leading role in this broad comedy. Deuce (Rob Schneider) earns a meager living as a professional fish tank cleaner until he's asked to housesit for a gigolo. Deuce mistakenly answers the gigolo's business phone and finds himself having sex with a woman he's never met and getting paid for it (not a bad deal, since women generally avoid Deuce like the Ebola virus). It's not long before Deuce learns that there's more to selling your body than one might expect: for example, being re-styled by your pimp or having to explain your new source of income when the owner of the house gets home. Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo was the first feature film produced by Adam Sandler's production company, Happy Madison; Sandler himself makes a cameo appearance, while Oded Fehr, William Forsythe, Eddie Griffin, and Marlo Thomas highlight the supporting cast. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
Read More
Rob Schneider
William Forsythe
, (
Walking Across Egypt
Add Walking Across Egypt to Queue
Add Walking Across Egypt to top of Queue
Ellen Burstyn stars in this warm family drama. Mattie (Burstyn) is an aging southern belle who realizes that she's getting too old to go on living in a house. After an odd encounter with the local dogcatcher Lamar (Mark Hamill), Mattie befriends Lamar's bad-egg nephew, Wesley (Jonathan Taylor Thomas). Soon he betrays her trust and escapes from juvenile detention. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi
Read More
Ellen Burstyn
Jonathan Taylor Thomas
, (
That Old Feeling
Add That Old Feeling to Queue
Add That Old Feeling to top of Queue
In this Carl Reiner-directed romantic comedy, Bette Midler stars as a movie star named Lilly, who has had a fairly successful career which is now on the downturn. Years after a terrible divorce, she meets up again with her ex-husband Dan (Dennis Farina) at the wedding of their daughter Molly (Paula Marshall). Molly is marrying a young and promising politician, Keith Marks (Jamie Denton), and the wedding is a formal affair. Lilly and Dan have each remarried, and each despise the other's new spouse. Dan has taken up with the young bombshell who ruined the marriage, Rowena (Gail O'Grady). Lilly is wedded to their former marriage counselor, Alan (David Rasche), a psychobabble-spouting shrink. Lilly and Dan engage in a huge shouting match at the reception, and they are shooed outside, where their argument leads to a passionate reunion in a sports car. Impulsively, they run away together. Keith, seeking damage control to avert a possible political scandal, enlists Molly's help, and she hires a papparazi photographer, Joey (Danny Nucci), who has spent several years stalking Lilly with his camera and selling candid photos to celebrity magazines. Molly and Joey find Molly's parents at a hotel, but Lilly locks them in a room together so that she and Dan can have one old last romantic evening. Molly and Joey find themselves uncomfortably attracted to each other, leading to more romantic trouble. ~ Michael Betzold, Rovi
Read More
Bette Midler
Dennis Farina
, (
Medusa's Child
The double trauma of seeing his wife Vivian (Gail O'Grady) walk out on him and having his government funding eliminated causes nuclear scientist Rogers Henry (John Glover) to go off the deep end. But Vivian doesn't know about her husband's insanity when she agrees to deliver what she thinks is his model of a thermonuclear device called Medusa to the Pentagon. Nor do charter pilot Scott Nash (Vincent Spano) and researched Linda McCoy (Lori Laughlin) suspect anything amiss when Vivian boards Scott's plane en route to Washington. Only when the plane is aloft is it discovered that the "model" is a genuine bomb that has armed itself and will explode should it be taken any more than fifteen feet away from Vivian, whose pacemaker is the bomb's "control." Even worse: There's a hurricane threatening Washington, and the plane is unable to land--and someone on board requires emergency heart surgery! Based on the best selling novel by John J. Nance (who appears in a cameo role), the two-part TV movie Medusa's Child first aired November 16 and 20, 1997, on ABC. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Read More
Two Small Voices
Add Two Small Voices to Queue
Add Two Small Voices to top of Queue
The story of two average women who refused to be silenced and intimidated by the company who manufactured their silicone implants is detailed in this inspirational docudrama starring Mary McDonnell and Gail O' Grady. Sybil Goldrich (McDonnell) was a wealthy California who was devastated to be diagnosed with breast cancer, and Kathleen Anneken (O'Grady) was a typical middle-class mother from Kansas who had always been unhappy with her breast size. Despite their disparate backgrounds and social statuses, both women would soon be drawn together by the tragic circumstances surrounding their decision to receive breast implants. Ignored, mistreated, and disregarded by silicone specialists Dow Corning after they received their implants and fell gravely ill, Goldrich and Anneken became united in their efforts to take their case to the FDA. While proving Down Corning was responsible for their many ailments was a near impossible task, getting their story out to the public was simply a matter of using every opportunity they had to state their case publicly. In the end it was one lawyer who possessed the incriminating evidence needed to bring Down Corning down, and ensure that their cries weren't silenced by the stifling greenback gag of big business. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Read More
Gail O'Grady
Mary McDonnell
, (
The Three Lives of Karen
In this intriguing drama, a woman develops an interesting mechanism for dealing with high-stress situations; she simply develops amnesia and moves to a new location. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
Read More
Gail O'Grady
Dennis Boutsikaris
, (
Results per page:
Rating Systems
Film Ratings(MPAA)
Television Ratings
Game Ratings(ESRB)


text:
I use Avast.
I used to like it a lot, but the latest version (update) introduced too many offers and services I am not interested in (WTH is Webrep??) and it even spammed me once through a pop up alert (If it does it again, it's gone!!)
The Dude Posts: 878 Joined: Sep 2009 Reputation: 22 |
2011-11-19 05:30
Post: #31
find quote |
Junior Member Posts: 47 Joined: Aug 2010 Reputation: 0 |
2011-11-19 06:55
Post: #32
I used Norton 5 years ago and was the best thing around but it was a resourse hog and got bloated more and more with each new version. I now use ESET, with zone alarm firewall. And a free copy of Spybot. In my opinion these are a great combo..
find quote |
Posting Freak Posts: 1,159 Joined: May 2010 Reputation: 2 Location: United Kingdom |
2011-11-19 07:32
Post: #33
Avast Free. No issues with it ever and it found infected files Norton ignored.
Along with Malwarebytes. Not had any nasties in years! If I was going to pay for one, it would be ESET NOD32. The rest are all too commercialized and don't live up to the hype. Maraschino - Web based HTPC Organiser. Keep track of all your web based programs all in one place. Home Page - Repo - Bug Tracker - Support Forum. |
find quote |
Fan Posts: 447 Joined: Jul 2011 Reputation: 1 |
2011-11-19 16:14
Post: #34
find quote |
Posting Freak Posts: 7,575 Joined: May 2011 Reputation: 141 |
2011-11-19 18:15
Post: #35
i use nothing at home, and i turn off all update options. i use pc forever, and i never have any trouble with it and i never have pc die on me either. i owns almost 10 pc's at work, and i hate all the protections and updates by our it team there.
>Alienware X51- do it all HTPC >Simplify XBMC configurations >HOW-TO Bitstreaming using XBMC I refused to watch movie without bitstreaming HD audio! |
find quote |
Junior Member Posts: 36 Joined: Jul 2010 Reputation: 0 |
2011-11-19 18:52
Post: #36
No active anti virus, Anti Malwarebytes + Spybot: Search and Destroy every once in a while...
find quote |
Posting Freak Posts: 1,802 Joined: Sep 2006 Reputation: 0 Location: UK |
2011-11-21 11:49
Post: #37
MSE and as Jezz said - common sense... dont surf porno, skank stuff and execute junk software on your HTPC!
Does make me laugh when people still waffle on about blue screens and vulnerable windows... I cant remember the last time I had ether.... cars used to have drum brakes and cross-ply tyres but things improve. my Linux and Hack are just as much a pain in their own ways. |
find quote |
Member Posts: 50 Joined: Oct 2010 Reputation: 0 |
2011-11-22 11:16
Post: #38
find quote |
Junior Member Posts: 10 Joined: Sep 2011 Reputation: 0 Location: Chile |
2011-12-12 16:24
Post: #39
Avast in silent mode
find quote |
Fan Posts: 427 Joined: Jan 2009 Reputation: 1 Location: Naperville, IL |
2011-12-15 19:27
Post: #40
Avast free edition, when running a media computer you want a small footprint for the antivirus, Avast has been great.
Loft - Intel I5-3570K, Asus P8Z77-LX, Corsair 16GB DDR3, AMD HD 7700, AOC 27" LCD Bedroom - Intel I3-530, Intel DH55HC, Corsair 4GB DDR3, Nvidia G610, Samsung 37" HDTV Living Room - Intel E8400, Gigabyte GA-E7AUM-DS2H, 4GB DDR2, Nvidia G610, Samsung 52" HDTV |
find quote |


text:
Warrior pose, right leg forward, left leg straight
Virabhadrasana leg straight left
Update Required
To play the media you will need to either update your browser to a recent version or update your Flash plugin.
Put your feet at the length of your leg. Stretch your hands to your sides. Rotate your right foot 90 degrees and your left foot about 15 degrees to the right. Rotate your pelvis and torso as much to the right as you can. Bend your right knee, trying to reach a 90-degree angle. Keep your left leg straight and firm, your heel is on the floor. Raise your hands. Look straight.


text:
Wildfox Couture
Fox Time Oversized Sweater
Inspired by Native American art and vintage rocker tees, Los Angeles-based designers Emily Faulstich and Kimberly Gordon offer up a collection of women's knitwear that jumps generations. Think cool t-shirts with old-school graphics and loads of color.
- 47% rayon 47% poly 6% spandex
- Cuffed sleeve hem
- Styled with rag & bone/JEAN Leather Legging with Exposed Zips in Black.
- Styled with Low Luv Erin Wasson Triple Metal Crystal Ring in Silver.
- Styled with House of Harlow Faceted Metal Cross Cuff in Gunmetal.
- Styled with House of Harlow Stone Top Skull Cocktail Ring in Rose Gold.
- Modeled in size S. See fit guide for model's dimensions.
- Revolve Style No. WILD-WK57
- Manufacturer Style No. WVV758C15


text:
The Angels are close to a one-year deal with 41-year-old designated hitter Raul Ibanez, according to multiple published reports.More» Ibanez recaps his 2013 season with Mariners |
Southpaw Tyler Skaggs was a true Angels fan -- just like the guy he was traded for, Mark Trumbo -- and he's hopeful that a return to the organization he always wanted to play for can help take his career to the next level.More»Hot Stove breaks down Angels trading for two pitchers |
Jerry Dipoto concluded his third Winter Meetings as Angels general manager on Thursday with no offers on the table to any free agents, but the club continues to eye two in particular -- starting pitcher Matt Garza and outfielder/designated hitter Raul Ibanez.More»Dipoto on Angels acquiring Skaggs, Santiago |
The Angels acquired the Blue Jays' Rule 5 Draft selection, left-handed reliever Brian Moran, in exchange for $244,000 of international slot money after Toronto acquired him with the fifth pick on Thursday.More» |
Angels manager Mike Scioscia didn't particularly lay out his lineup while addressing the media during the Winter Meetings on Wednesday, but he gave the impression that Mike Trout would bat second in front of Albert Pujols.More» Trout earns Hitting Performance Award |
As a catcher in the Dodgers' organization in the late 1970s and into the '80s, Mike Scioscia played on clubs that managed to win big amid untold internal strife. So the Angels' manager is of the view that clubhouse chemistry can be overrated in relation to what's found on the field.More»Scioscia talks about importance of adding pitching |
The Angels, D-backs and White Sox have completed a three-team deal involving Angels first baseman/outfielder Mark Trumbo going to Arizona, starters Tyler Skaggs and Hector Santiago going to the Angels and D-backs center fielder Adam Eaton getting shipped to the White Sox.More»Dipoto on Angels acquiring Skaggs, Santiago |
Mike Trout's cycle on May 21 made him the youngest player in American League history to accomplish the feat. And on Tuesday, it gave him the Greatness in Baseball Yearly Award (GIBBY) for Hitting Performance of the Year.More» Trout earns Hitting Performance Award |
Angels general manager Jerry Dipoto called Wednesday a "relatively quiet day" and said that the chances he signs a free agent before the Winter Meetings wrap up Thursday morning are "highly unlikely."More»Hot Stove breaks down Angels trading for two pitchers |
Four seasons removed from the postseason, with a top-heavy payroll, the Angels have sacrificed two thrilling talents in Mark Trumbo and Peter Bourjos for needs. Rolling the dice, you never know how these things will play out.More»Dipoto on Angels acquiring Skaggs, Santiago |
By trading away Mark Trumbo, the Angels gained two young, controllable left-handed starters while clearing about $4 million in payroll. Now they can really hit the free-agent market.More»Gonzalez discusses three-team deal involving Trumbo |
In a three-team trade that included the Angels, D-backs and White Sox, each team met pre-Winter Meetings needs with one blockbuster deal.More»Phil Rogers chats about the Winter Meetings |
The Angels hired longtime Minor League coach Phillip Wellman to take over as manager for the Double-A Arkansas Travelers, the team announced Tuesday.More» |
Albert Pujols' left foot is now "completely healed," Angels general manager Jerry Dipoto said Monday from the Winter Meetings.More»MLB Tonight on comeback players in 2014 |
Come Opening Day, the stage could be set for a mega-extension with Mike Trout. But asked at the Winter Meetings if there's any sense of urgency to extend Trout, Angels general manager Jerry Dipoto remained mum.More»Mike Trout wins his second Silver Slugger Award |
The American League West looks a lot tougher now, Angels general manager Jerry Dipoto can safely admit, but he's also determined not to let moves by the A's, Rangers, Mariners and Astros influence how he goes about his business.More»MLB Tonight on Cano signing with the Mariners |
The Angels signed veteran lefty specialist Clay Rapada to a Minor League contract with a Spring Training invite on Thursday.More» Rapada mows down four straight in relief |
From 1893-2012, 20 players qualified for the batting title in their age-20 season and finished that campaign with an on-base plus slugging percentage of at least 120.More»Mike Trout wins his second Silver Slugger Award |
The Angels non-tendered starters Jerome Williams and Tommy Hanson, third baseman Chris Nelson and reliever Juan Gutierrez on Monday, saving roughly $10 million in projected salaries for 2014.More» Williams shuts down Astros over seven frames |
The Angels announced the hiring of Dave Hansen as an assistant hitting coach on Wednesday, rounding out a Mike Scioscia-led coaching staff that included one promotion and four new hires.More» |
Though the Astros still have seven months to determine whom they'll take at No. 1, North Carolina State left-hander Carlos Rodon has established himself as the frontrunner. Owner of a mid-90s fastball and a wipeout slider, Rodon topped NCAA Division I with 184 strikeouts last spring and led the Wolfpack to their first College World Series appearance in 45 years.More» Alex Jackson, HS Catcher |
The Angels unveiled their promotional calendar for the 2014 season on Tuesday, with giveaways that include Mike Trout and Josh Hamilton bobbleheads.More» |
Reluctant at first to switch to a sidearm delivery in college, new Halos reliever Joe Smith has parlayed the success into a lucrative three-year deal.More»Smith, GM Dipoto discuss new three-year contract |
Through Don Baylor's career, there's been one constant: the charitable golf tournament he's maintained in Southern California for the last 35 years, a platform that has helped him raise more than $5 million in the fight against cystic fibrosis.More» |
Rick Eckstein will essentially serve as an advanced scouting facilitator, an information allocator and an extra set of eyes for the Angels, a relatively new role that's quickly becoming a trend throughout Major League Baseball.More»Dipoto, Scioscia on changes to Angels' coaching staff |
There are signs emanating from both the Dodgers and Angels that the free-spending ways of the past few years will not be matched this time around. The focus appears to have shifted to filling holes rather than dominating the headlines and airwaves with superstar free-agent additions.More»MLB.com weighs in on the Dodgers' outfield situation |
The Angels and Cardinals swapped center fielder Peter Bourjos and third baseman David Freese on Friday, as part of a four-player deal that also saw reliever Fernando Salas go to Southern California and outfield prospect Randal Grichuk move to St. Louis.More»Freese, Dipoto on trade that brought Freese to Angels |
The four-player trade that sent Peter Bourjos to St. Louis was facilitated by the Angels' confidence in Kole Calhoun as the everyday right fielder in 2014.More» Calhoun goes 4-for-5, rips winning homer |
The Angels made their signing of free-agent reliever Joe Smith official on Wednesday, after the right-hander passed a physical. The three-year deal, first reported on Saturday, is worth $15.75 million.More»Hot Stove on how Smith can help Angels' bullpen |
Alden Gonzalez is the Angels beat writer for MLB.com, where he's been since 2008.


text:
Wallpaper of kiss software: Want to kiss a girl but don't know how?, Love, Candy, and KISSES for Valentine's Day!, Wallpaper Software Download for Windows and more.
ALTools Valentines Day Desktop Wallpaper 2005
5/5 (1 votes)
Platforms: | Homepage: http://www.altools.net | ||
Type: Freeware | Releases: Jan 14, 2005 | ||||
Cost: $0.00US | Developer: ESTsoft Corp. | ||||
Have a Happy St. Valentine's Day with 3 new desktop wallpapers from ALTools. This year you can choose from the most famous lovers in history, Romeo and Juliet, Antony and Cleopatra, as well as a BIG Russian KISS. Each high-quality desktop wallpaper comes in 5 sizes to match any monitor screen resolution. From 800x600 to 2048x1536 and everything inbetween. Includes easy how-to help files and installers. Happy Valentine's Day from ALTools! |
file size: 8316k | Keywords: Alshow, algif, almap, valentines day, alzip |
More on wallpaper of kiss
ALTools Valentine's Day Wallpaper Series-11
(not rated)
Platforms: | Homepage: http://www.altools.net | ||
Type: Freeware | Releases: Jan 22, 2007 | ||||
Cost: $0.00US | Developer: ESTsoft Corp. | ||||
Valentine's Day is time for love, hugs, kisses, candy, kisses, chocolate, more kisses and all that good stuff! Decorate your PC desktop with ALTools desktop wallpapers to help put you in a romantic mood for your sweetie. Or put them on your sweetie's desktop as a fun surprise way to let your sweetie know that you love them. Cupid is ready to do some match making, two lovers are on Cloud 9, and two sweethearts have gifts of chocolate and candy! Read editor review of ALTools Valentine's Day Wallpaper |
file size: 10245k | Keywords: chat, kiss, desktop, fun desktop, holiday |
How To Kiss Girl 1.0
(not rated)
Platforms: | Homepage: http://www.how-to-kiss-girl.org | ||
Type: Freeware | Releases: May 01, 2009 | ||||
Cost: $0.00US | Developer: How To Kiss Girl | ||||
You want to kiss a girl but don't know where to start, let us help you with our powerful proven tips and tricks. WIn her heart and impress her with the super kiss tips! Get the girl of your dream and never again feel alone with yourself again. |
file size: 1035k | Keywords: Kiss a girl, screensaver, how to kiss passionately |
Wallpaper Positioner 1.2
4/5 (1 votes)
Platforms: | Homepage: http://www.homepages.com.pk/rnmirza | ||
Type: Freeware | Releases: Aug 19, 2001 | ||||
Cost: $0.00US | Developer: NZM Softwares | ||||
Tired of 'Centered' or 'Tiled' wallpaper, now with 'Wallpaper Positioner' you can visually place your wallpaper anywhere on the screen and even display only a portion of it. It is a handy utility for managing wallpapers. And with its user-friendly interface, users can easily place wallpaper anywhere on desktop. Wallpaper positioner also provides a set of tools like Centered/Stretched/Tiled wallpaper style, immediate placement of wallpaper. |
file size: 2846k | Keywords: desktop wallpaper, Positioner |
A1 Automatic Wallpaper Changer 1.0
(not rated)
Platforms: | Homepage: http://www.abhisoft.net | ||
Type: Shareware | Releases: Jun 01, 2009 | ||||
Cost: $10.00US | Developer: Abhisoft Technologies | ||||
A1 Automatic Wallpaper Changer is a tool to automatically change your desktop wallpaper at specified intervals. You can select any number of images and even a folder containing images to be displayed as wallpaper, and set the time interval from every 3 minutes to 6 hours. The program is easily accessible from the system tray. Supports the following image formats .JPG, BMP, .GIF, .PNG. |
file size: 1613k | Keywords: changer, wallpaper, desktop, desktop wallpaper, desktop |
Thailand Wallpaper 1024 1.1
(not rated)
Platforms: | Homepage: http://www.fond-ecran-wallpaper.com/wallpaper.htm | ||
Type: Freeware | Releases: Aug 03, 2007 | ||||
Cost: $0.00US | Developer: Wallpaper Fond Ecran | ||||
12 great wallpaper 1024 on Thailand. An index page let's you to visualize the 12 wallpapers simultaneously: left click on that of your choice to increase the image, right click on the image increased to install it as wallpaper. Full automatic install and uninstall, no modification of your configuration. |
file size: 2942k | Keywords: Thailand, tailand, alftp, wallpaper tailand, wallpaper |
Star Wallpaper for Mac 2.0
(not rated)
Platforms: | Homepage: http://www.star-watermark.com | ||
Type: Shareware | Releases: Dec 04, 2011 | ||||
Cost: $1.99US | Developer: www.star-watermark.com | ||||
Star Wallpaper is a utility that finds great photos from National Geographic website and allows you to use them as your desktop Wallpaper. It updates your desktop background wallpaper from your choice of image sources, including National Geographic's photo of the day. Refresh the image daily. |
file size: 390k | Keywords: Wallpaper, desktop, wallpaper for mac, wallpaper changer, mac wallpaper |
Advanced Wallpaper Changer 2.1
(not rated)
Platforms: | Homepage: http://www.allmysoft.com | ||
Type: Freeware | Releases: Oct 17, 2006 | ||||
Cost: $0.00US | Developer: AllMySoft | ||||
Advanced Wallpaper Changer is a high quality, free utility to manage your wallpapers. The program allows changing your desktop wallpaper at adjustable periods of time or on every Windows start up. Wallpaper images can be automatically changed in serial or random order. All popular file formats supported: JPG, BMP, GIF, etc. You can even set your own "playlists". Download and use it now. |
file size: 592k | Keywords: Wallpaper sequencer, wallpaper, wallpaper, desctop, freeware |
WallMaster 2.4e
4/5 (1 votes)
Platforms: | Homepage: http://www.tropicalwares.com | ||
Type: Freeware | Releases: Nov 23, 2001 | ||||
Cost: $0.00US | Developer: Tropical Wares | ||||
WallMaster is the best and easiest wallpaper changer utility ever made for Windows. Incorporated with a lot of cool and outstanding features such as ability to use your favorite images (BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, PCX, etc) as wallpaper, simple and intuitive control panel to customize your desktop wallpaper conveniently, and many more. Master your desktop wallpaper in just a few minutes! |
file size: 1142k | Keywords: chinese zodiac, wallpaper changer, desktop wallpaper, desktop, internet utilities |
DesktopSlides 2.0
(not rated)
Platforms: | Homepage: http://wallpaperswide.com | ||
Type: Freeware | Releases: Jun 01, 2010 | ||||
Cost: $0.00US | Developer: WallpapersWide.com | ||||
DesktopSlides is a user friendly desktop wallpaper changer gadget for windows. You can set DesktopSlides to change your desktop wallpaper at a predetermined time interval (e.g. every 10 minutes) and customize the wallpaper position (tile, center, fit to screen) easily. |
file size: 1010k | Keywords: Desktop, desktop, changer, make screensaver, wallpaper changer |
For searches similar to wallpaper of kiss see "Related searches" under the category listing.


text:
Logo: All Hands, ID: 81655
, Posted: Mon, 02/20/2012 - 04:52
Logo details
An Ideal logo for a community, NGO, or any social organization.
This is very simple, clean and professional logo which is highly memorable.
Technically this logo is fully usable with all platforms of web browsers and you can use it in a banner, poster or a brochure clearly. It is clear enough even it is too small. You can simply embroider it on a cap or T-shirt without losing its quality.
Upon purchase the following revisions are FREE
~ Name Change
~ Tag line Addition
~ Font Style Changes
~ Color Changes
These are the file formats which you get after purchased the logo, exclusively from me.
~ Ai / EPS / PDF / CDR / PSD / JPG / PNG
Included in price
- Watermark removed from logo artwork.
- Full and exclusive rights. Logo sold only once.
- Various formats available: EPS, PNG, JPG and others on request.
- Designer contact information.
- Price includes text changes.
- Price includes color changes.
- Price includes minor design changes.


text:
You must earn 10,000 points to post other members' whiteboard
GM has a lot less recalls than Toyotacrap or Ford
Noticed your cute avatar on our buddy ItisAJeepThing profile. Congratulations on posting for 700 consecutive days, real dedication. Lets be buddies also. Thanks. Shep
Thanks for becoming a buddy. My dog's name is Noodle. She is a pit bull mix but she looks a little like a JRT. She thinks she's a retriever snd will chase over a 100 balls a day. She is of average intelligence (she missed getting the college degree) but she's a real love. She's also very scrappy as she's been attacked by a larger dog but she survived and is still a happy mellow dog. She's got some some scary scars tho... I like the action photo of your dog.
Care to be buddies with a fellow dog lover?
I prefer spring on ahead and fall off backward.
Congratulations on having the stamina to post for 600 consecutive days. Keep up the Great Work. Warren {:-)
Congratulations on reaching 600 consecutive days. Keep up the good work.
>What can a consumer do to get a higher octane?< Buy premium gasoline. That's what's premium about it.
Want to be buddies?
No, I never heard of Evans' fluid for radiators. Is it an environmentally friendly anti-freeze? Warren {:D)


text:
We found 9 adult day care services near Holly Springs, MS. Read reviews, check ratings and pricing, get contact information, and learn about supervision services and activities offered by browsing the Holly Springs adult day care providers listed below.
Learn about Adult Day Care
Custom results
9 Holly Springs, Mississippi, Adult Day Care Services
Sort by:
Page Robbins ADCCollierville, TN 38017"My mom was a part of Page Robbins for almost 3 years. I was the most reluctant person as I absolutely adored my mother. My mom was suffering from dementia and parkinson's disease and later died of alzheimers so I was so nervous. Befo..." more -
Memory Makers: Respite Day Services o...Oxford, MS 38655"Memory Makers: Respite Day Services of Oxford is a non-profit adult day program for people wit..." more -
Shepherd's Haven Day CenterMemphis, TN 38016"Shepherd's Haven provides day services for adults with special needs. Our primary focus includ..." more -
Ave Maria Adult Day ProgramBartlett, TN 38134"My Mother had been going to Ave Maria Adult Day Program for two days a week for the last two months. We have been very pleased and she looks forward to the days that she goes. She is treated with kindness, respect and love. They are wond..." more -
Grashot Adult Day Care CenterMemphis, TN 38128"My husband was at this center for 1 1/2 years; the only reason he is no longer there is due to the progression of this insidious disease. The care my husband received was top-notch, and my only regret is that I did not enroll him sooner..." more -
Dignity & Mercy Adult Day Services, LLCBatesville, MS 38606"Dignity & Mercy Adult Day Services, LLC is a agency designed with the needs of the elderly ..." more
More Information About Adult Day Care
How to Keep Someone With Alzheimer's or Other Dementias Busy and Active
Article - Learn about successful activities for someone with Alzheimer's or dementia at Caring.com! Help find ideas to make an activity a success for someone with Alzheimer's or dementia and also information on adult day care programs. -
How Senior Programs Can Keep Your Loved One Active
Article - 8. Community-based nonprofits Neighborhood and community nonprofits around the country provide an array of programs for older adults. Volunteer visitor and errand-running programs, -
Respite care option #8: Respite locator service
Article - Find out how the respite locator service can help you take a much-needed break from caregiving. Discover 8 respite care options. Caring.com


text:
This auction has ended but the item has been relisted. Click here to view the new listing: Item # 369255309
This auction has ended
This page is only available for a limited time. Please print or save a copy for your records.
ADDITIONAL ITEMS FOR AUCTIONYou must contact the seller to resolve any questions or concerns before placing a bid. CALL 1-770-908-2425Click here for details on how to complete your purchase within the law ifpurchasing a firearm.
CLICK ON ASK SELLER A QUESTION OR CALL 1-770-908-2425I BUY GUN COLLECTIONS, IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING THAT YOU WANT TO SELL ORPUT ON CONSIGNMENT PLEASE GIVE ME A CALL TO DISCUSS TERMS. I look for Quality, Unique, High Grade, Commemorative, Limited Edition, Tactical, and out of production firearms in excellent to new condition. I take in ALL current production or very common guns on trade. IF you HAVE ANYTHING TO SELL PLEASE EMAIL ME A very detailed description of your firearm to me and email any questions. Please do not be afraid to tell me about your gun and all you have with it, remember I only know what you tell me. Include a price and photos if possible. Contact me prior to bidding OR about trading. USA SALES ONLY!!


text:
Gamescom is in full swing as our team is hosting a series of exclusive media presentations showing the REDkit, a long-awaited set of tools for modders which will allow players to create their own content for the PC version of The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, such as new, non-linear adventures, great looking locations and much more.
With REDKit being officially announced now we are accepting applications from modders around the world to participate in its closed beta. In order to make the REDkit even better and more accessible, we want to hear your feedback! If you want to be involved in the process of bringing REDkit to public, don't wait any longer and apply for your access in our beta now.
Fill out all the required information on a special website we've prepared and simply click on the SEND button. We will be taking applications until the end of Sunday (30/09/2012). Soon after that, our team will make the selections and we will inform everyone about the results. Participants who will be chosen for the next stage will have a chance to test the REDkit and shape the future of The Witcher 2 modding community.


text:
To share this article: Enter the email address you want to send this article to in the field and click "Send"
Myron B. Pitts
Julia Johnson says her neighbors told her a junkman lived across the street. "But he moved," she says.
Johnson sat in the shade of her porch on Summerhill Road, off Yadkin Road. Her house looks onto the backyard of a corner-lot home on Huntleigh Court.
Not long ago, a small shed in that yard was drowning in old bits of furniture, paint cans, debris and microwave ovens stacked three high.
Today, the shed is neat and uncluttered. A smooth path for what will be a driveway has been laid.
Credit RAMP for the change. RAMP stands for the Rental Action Management Program; the city program, which just completed its first fiscal year, fines landlords whose properties have lapsed into serious decline.
It is one way Fayetteville is trying to address its scruffy appearance and make neighborhoods more neighborly.
Unfortunately, there are wise folks in Raleigh anxious to get in the way. City officials are keeping a close eye on House Bill 773 in the General Assembly. It could seriously restrict programs such as RAMP.
Why Fayetteville's and other cities' attempts to improve themselves is the concern of Raleigh busybodies is anybody's guess. But in the whirlwind end of a legislative session, a bill like this might slip through.
Meanwhile, the city, according to spokesman Nathan Walls, has delayed sending out "a small number" of violation notices, though he stresses the program is still active.
The first year, seven property owners were fined $1,000.
One of them was Robert Waddell, owner of the Huntleigh house. He lives just south of Macon, Ga., and was checking on the property Friday.
Waddell is a veteran of the Korean and Vietnam wars. He and his wife bought the house in the 1970s. They lived in it for only a short time and have been renting it ever since.
He admits his one-time tenant had made a mess.
"I just liked the old guy," he said, explaining why he didn't evict him.
Waddell said the man worked for a Realtor, cleaning out items left behind at houses, and some of the excess wound up in the backyard at Huntleigh. He said the interior of the house was filled with items, too.
Waddell received 12 notices on the property before he was fined. He said at one time the tenant had cleaned up the yard and was preparing to move out, but in that process the junk built up again.
Of RAMP, Waddell says, "I think it's a good idea" and added that the homes and yards on Summerhill Road look good with the added city attention.
But he thinks tenants should be fined if they let their properties go, not landlords.
Huntleigh is a textbook example of why the city should leave the program as is - or expand it to include more owners.
Fayobserver.com is using Facebook Comments. You must have a Facebook account and be logged in to Facebook to post your comment below. Your comment is subject to Facebook's Privacy Policy and Terms of Service on data usage. Your comment will appear on our site and on your Facebook page unless you uncheck the "Post to Facebook" box. We expect users to maintain a civil discourse. If you believe a comment is inappropriate, you may click the X in the upper right corner to send an abuse report to Facebook. To report an objectionable comment directly to Fayobserver.com, email email@example.com. Want to know more? Check out our FAQ.