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Home & Garden
Finely Finished Jewelry-Watch Display Cabinets worthy of use in the best Museum or Jewelry Store
You will want to show off your watch collection with these finely crafted lacquer finished Cherry Cabinets. Master crafted and finished in multiple coats of lacquer then finely polished to provide the highest luxurious shine possible making the wood grain finish look greatly richer and more costly than the low price offered for these fine cabinets. No longer will just leaving a watch or piece of jewelry on your dresser be acceptable. Just showing your collection in this luxurious setting will make your watches and jewelry seem that much more valuable each time you put them on or put them back into their own special place.
The interior is made of finely fitted soft felt fabric providing specially segregated orderly storage locations that hold ultra soft finely detailed little pillows to hold each watch be it for Him or for Her allowing easy access when choosing which to wear for that special occasion. The top opens up using finely detailed polished hardware hinges while the bottom drawer pulls out for easy access as well.
You'll feel like royalty every-time you look at your collection or open this finely crafted cabinet.
Please select a size above$79.95 - $99.954.5/5 (2) -
Home & Garden
Get ready for the holidays with holiday decor, or create an outdoor oasis with garden and patio furniture and fashions that are fun and functional.
Images from your campus spell your school name.
We've visited over 300 colleges to take pictures of buildings, statues, walkways, railings and more. Each photo represents a letter - together they spell out your school name. Underneath each image is a caption showing where on campus the photo was taken. (The 'C' in 'Carolina' in main image was taken outside Lieber College at University of South Carolina, for example.)
This clever art piece is a walk down memory lane for the alum, or another item for the collection for the fan.
Elegantly framed in either 8"H x 20"W or 8"H x 24"W, depending on the length of the school name.
Standard frame is Black. Premium frame is a very handsome Windsor Mahogany color. Glass front. Arrives ready to hang.
Select NCAA school and frame style.$49.99 - $79.994.5/5 (199) -
Home & Garden
Get ready for the holidays with holiday decor, or create an outdoor oasis with garden and patio furniture and fashions that are fun and functional.
Create your customized sign to greet guests to your favorite getaway¿ or give one to those most wonderful, bestest friends in the world who invite you up to the lake regularly.
23"H x 17"W
Specify lake name, up to 30 characters; family name up to 30 characters; and state name.
Please note that "THE" with the family name and "LAKE" with the lake name are not standard and must be entered with personalization if you want them on the sign.$89.954.9/5 (55) -
Ok, so you didn't bag this bad boy in person.
But you know you would if you could, so we did it for you. Perfectly cute and kitschy, this little acorn-hoarder is sculpted in super-realistic resin (no squirrels were harmed in the making of this trophy).
Comes ready to hang.
6"H x 4-1/2"W x 3-3/4"D$24.954.5/5 (32) -
Your names in the sand.
This memory will not wash away. Just give us two names (up to 12 characters each) and we'll create a one-of-a-kind print featuring your two names in the sand.
Print measures 13" x 16" (15" x 18" framed) and includes a beautiful digital double mat. Expertly framed under glass and arrives ready to hang.
Standard version features a Black frame, premium version uses a rich Windsor Mahogany color.
Begin by selecting frame style.
Personalized items are not returnable.$39.99 - $69.993.9/5 (21) -
Click here to view available name options
Picture Your Street on the wall of your baby's room, den, office or man cave.
Over 1,000 real U.S. Street Signs.
We've traveled hundreds of miles to Picture Your Street and now you can hang one in your home. Each 5" x 7" picture is a beautifully photographed authentic U.S. street sign that features your name.
Choose from over 1,000 names to create the perfect personalized gift for any occasion or milestone. Each is double matted and professionally framed in Black wood.
Made in the U.S.A.
Select single, double, triple, or quad name option.
Personalized items are not returnable.
Please click on link above to see specific street sign images available. Each name selected when you place your order will match up to the sign images in the link.$39.99 - $79.994.6/5 (12) -
As soon as you cross the threshold, you can feel your shoulders relax.
Welcome to your refuge, also known as your lake / cabin / home.
Doormats are durable, hose-clean olefin with a non-skid back. Natural color printed with black ink.
18" x 27"
Select item.$19.954.6/5 (95) -
Now vacuum those hard-to-reach places. VaccUFlex - where no vacuum has gone before.
Simply attach to your vacuum or shop vac.
VaccUFlex has small diameter, flexible tubing to remove dust and debris from areas difficult to access. Uses upright/canister vacuums and wet/dry vacuums. Simply attach to your vacuum or shop vac. Effectively clean dryer vents, sliding window tracks, refrigerator coils, louvered doors, hepa filters, toasters, under and around bookshelves, sofas and appliances, and return air vents.
Also useful for auto detailing under and between seats. Additional uses with wet/dry vacuum; unclog sinks/drains/toilets, inflate and deflate air mattresses, pool floats and balloons, blow dust and debris from keyboards and electronics and mush more.
Included are 2 flexible, rubber caps and 5 tubes in varying thicknesses. Fits 1-1/4" , 1-1/2" , 1-7/8" and 2-1/2" hoses.
Endorsed by Linda Cobb, the Queen of Clean.
Select item. Save when you buy the 2-pack!$16.99 - $29.994.9/5 (8) -
Get pumped up on game day.
Add feminine flair to your game day decorating. A hand-painted, embossed wine bottle holder shaped like a pump and accented with rhinestones is sure to be a crowd pleaser.
Holds any bottle of wine. Licensed NFL product.
Wine not included.
Looks great with or without wine bottle!
Select NFL team.$36.994.6/5 (7) -
Buy one piece or a complete set.
These storage beds and headboards combine contemporary design with extraordinary functionality.
The beds have spacious drawers that glide smoothly on metal rollers. The Full, Queen and King models have drawers on both sides. Twin beds have drawers that can be positioned on either side. Frames are solidly constructed in wood composites and foil laminates that are durable and easy to clean.
Mix or match with optional add-on pieces.
Most pieces available in Black, Cherry and Espresso. Select items available in Maple and White.
Assembly required. Mattresses and accessories not included.
Select a 3-, 6-, or 12-drawer item / finish.$99.99 - $599.994.0/5 (163) -
The quote around the glass brim says it all: "I enjoy cooking with wine. Sometimes I even put it in the food."
Accurately marked in 1/4-cup increments on one side and 12 sips on the other, it's perfect for toasting Julia Child's most famous quote, every night if necessary.
Hand wash.
Lead-free crystal glass.
8-1/4"H; 12-oz.$14.955.0/5 (6) -
There's nothing a little salt-cured pork can't cure.
And that includes the trauma of having a dull, drab, un-bacon-ified living space. Photo-realistic prints add a rasher of bacon flavor to a sofa, bed or kitchen cubby.
Spot or dry clean.
18" x 10" x 2" pillow has 100% polyester front and back.$19.954.0/5 (6) -
A simple solution for personal security.
Fits into any medium-sized purse, bag, backpack or suitcase.
Find peace of mind by preventing unwanted intrusions into your room and provides peace of mind. This lightweight portable, discreet and highly effective security device is an ideal solution for lone female or male business professionals, students, travelers, seniors and anyone needing privacy and security. Simply place the device on any floor, fit it to the door and in seconds the door is secure. Quick and easy to remove.
6"H x 3"W x 2"D; 8 oz.
$24.993.9/5 (12) -
Mustache Mirror
Ever wonder how you'd look styled with a 'stache? Worry not about facial hair farming inhibitions, thanks to our exclusive beveled-edge mirror.
Three bushy, manly lip ticklers are printed boldly at the perfect level so you can try one on for size; the ready-to-hang accent will be a hit in your entry or powder room.
Glass with black chain.
8"H x 15"W.$14.954.6/5 (63) -
Create a Spa-Like Environment in the Comfort of Your Own Shower.
Enliven your daily shower experience by transforming your regular shower into a fountain of brilliant fun with the help of MagicShowerhead illuminates the shower water producing a variety of changing colors.
The MagicShowerhead creates an experience that can feel as enjoyable and relaxing as being in a spa.
It fits standard shower hoses and shower arms.
No batteries or electricity needed.
Available in fixed or hand-held shower head options.
Water consumption 2.5 gal/min at 80 psi.
Available models:- Relaxing MagicShowerhead - 7 colors fade from White, to Yellow, to Orange, to Red, to Purple, to Blue, and to Green
- Water Saving 2-Minute MagicShowerhead - 3 colors change from Green, to Yellow, and to Red (like a traffic light) every 2 minutes
- Pure Fun MagicShowerhead - 3 colors change from Red, to Green, and to Blue every 5 seconds
- Disco MagicShowerhead - Create a club-like experience with 4 flashy colors
Please note: The colors for the Water Saving 2-Minute model are correct as listed above and may differ slightly from our printed catalog. We apologize for this change.
Select a model and/or finish (Polished Chrome or Brushed Nickel) from the drop-down box.$49.99 - $99.994.3/5 (61) -
Christmas trees 101: no more fuss!
Proper watering extends the life of your tree. Plays Jingle Bells when tree needs water.
No more crawling under the Christmas tree and climbing over packages to water it, and lots of shedding needles because it got too dry. Now, TreeNanny's water input port sits on an accessible tree branch. Jingle Bells plays when it senses that the tree needs water. Chimes sound when the water is filled to prevent overfilling.
Hydrated trees have less needle shedding. And TreeNanny shuts off at night so it will not wake you.
Keeping your Christmas tree properly watered maintains a safer household, and lengthens the life of the tree by not letting it dry out so quickly.$19.994.1/5 (14) -
Get your jerseys out of the closet and display them with pride.
Great for college dorms, kids' rooms, family rooms and offices.
Create instant wall art that doubles as damage-free storage for your sports jerseys. ShirtWhiz changes shape to accommodate any jersey size -- from youth to adult, and style -- from sleeved to sleeveless.
Display football, baseball, collectible t-shirts and even basketball jerseys.
Hangs invisibly on the wall using either a nail or adhesive hook.$23.994.4/5 (19) -
Food Pillows
We dreamed we ate an ice cream sandwich and when we woke up our pillow was gone...
Completely dreamy pillows look like the real thing, right down to the delicious detailing.
Select a style from the drop-down box.$19.953.7/5 (17) -
Personalized Ace Aviator Wall Sign
A perfect gift for a pilot, classic airplane enthusiast, or anyone who can't resist scanning the skies when they hear the roar of a jet engine. The handsomely painted plaque is a great accent in an office or rec room; patterned after vintage "pilot for hire" posters, it's detailed with your custom lettered name.
14"W x 24"H
For personalization: please specify any name.
Personalized items are non-returnable.
Catalog Misprint: Dimensions are correct as listed above. We apologize for this error.$89.954.8/5 (46) -
Brushes stay fresher and last longer!
Keep brush protected during and after use, and store in your toolbox or a bucket.
Paint-covered brushes stay fresh and last longer with The Paint Brush Cover. Insert the brush and snap it closed when you take a break, then resume painting like you never stopped. Store for hours or weeks; it won't dry out. Airtight foam seal creates a snug fit for most 1" to 3" brushes. One cover fits wide variety of brushes.
Protects bristles from damage and helps maintain "like new" shape. Great for the environment. Made of clear, hard, durable see-through plastic.
Comes in a set of 5.$21.995.0/5 (7) -
There's nothing a little salt-cured pork can't cure.
And that includes the trauma of having a dull, drab, un-bacon-ified living space.
Photo-realistic prints add a rasher of bacon flavor to a sofa, bed or kitchen cubby.
Spot or dry clean.
100% polyester throw is 60" x 50".$44.954.1/5 (8) -
Country--party on the top. Classy--party on the bottom.
Each of these fancy-like glasses dresses up that barn dance or backyard hoe-down; choose styles for champagne (or champ-ale, if you like), margaritas martinis or wine.
Glass canning jars with sculpted bases.
Handwash recommended.
6" to 9" tall.
Made in USA.
Select item.$12.95 - $29.954.6/5 (10) -
I Can't Promise Sign
Calligrapher and artist Lori Voskuil uses traditional quill pens and India ink -- the ultimate effect is a powerful expression of heartfelt emotion.
Designed in versatile landscape dimensions, this piece's simple black-and-white aesthetic fits any room.
Wood composite with keyhole hanger.
5-3/4"H x 17"W.$22.954.1/5 (17) -
Click here to see all available styles
Look who the trees are rooting for!
The newest craze in outdoor decor, Forest Faces attach to trees, fences or even walls outside your home or campsite, and let visitors know which team you're rooting for.
The resin facial features and logo caps stand up even in harsh weather and secure to tree trunks via durable hooks.
Support your favorite NFL teams alongside a stand of fans.
Select team.
14"H x 9"W x 2"D; 2.1 lbs.$22.994.0/5 (9) -
Add team sparkle and shine to your tree.
Attention sports fans! Show your spirit at the holidays with beaded ball ornaments featuring your team's logo and LED lights.
Large LED light in center lights up the whole ornament!
The set of six is gift boxed and ready for your use or for gift giving. Batteries included.
Select NFL team.$39.994.7/5 (3) -
Rub shoulders with your heroes.
Imagine seeing your jersey hanging next to three of your favorite players! Dream no more; simply give us a last name (up to 12 characters) and your favorite MLB team and we'll create this custom locker for the players we used on your room print. We put the most popular "real" players on the print next to "your" jersey.
Print measures 13" x 16" (15" x 18" framed) and includes a team colored digital double mat. Expertly framed under glass and arrives ready to hang. Standard version features a Black frame, premium version uses a rich Windsor Mahogany color. Complete with team colored digital mats and glass front.
Select MLB team and frame style.
Please note when personalizing that numbers and special characters such as apostrophes and hyphens are not supported. Personalization is letter-only.
Personalized items are not returnable.$59.99 - $79.994.6/5 (33) -
Click here to see team designs
The perfect addition for the man cave.
Proudly show your allegiance to your favorite team or school.
Identify your man cave or show your team pride in any room with these terrific Street Signs.
Made from heavy steel, these Street Signs feature uncommon quality with deep embossed letters, automotive grade enamel paint and an impressive classic look.
Features official colors and logos.
Made in U.S.A.
Select team.
Man Cave Sign - NFL
6"H x 36"W$59.994.8/5 (4) -
Custom designed exclusively to fit the Rotator Rod, these adhesive adapters allow you to permanently install the Rotator Rod onto tile, marble, stone, or other hard bathroom surfaces without drilling.
Patented adhesive cures in 12 hours, can hold up to 70 lbs. and can be removed without any damage to the surface.
Set of two adapters and everything you need for installation.
No Drilling Needed Adapters for Rotator Rod$14.99 -
Look who the trees are rooting for!
The newest craze in outdoor decor, Forest Faces attach to trees, fences or even walls outside your home or campsite, and let visitors know which team you're rooting for.
The resin facial features and logo caps stand up even in harsh weather and secure to tree trunks via durable hooks.
Support your favorite college teams alongside a stand of fans.
Select college.
14"H x 9"W x 2"D; 2.1 lbs.$22.995.0/5 (2) -
Click here to see all available styles
Go Team go!
Purchase and hang more than one for a spirited effect!
Decorate your porch, deck, mantel or your tailgating tables with our weather-durable detailed bunting displaying your favorite NFL team's colors and logo.
Gathered bunting is embellished with appliqued details and embroidery. High quality nylon. Three grommets for easy hanging.
Select team.
27"H x 58"W$34.994.9/5 (9) -
Optimize your space with this innovative and stylish wall mounted desk.
Perfectly suited for any home office, den, living room, kitchen or entryway. The stable work surface is perfect for your computer or simply as a place to get your work done. The side compartments and top shelf provide functional storage and visual appeal. Installation is a breeze with our innovative metal hanging rail system.
Proudly manufactured in North America using CARB-compliant, laminated composite wood. Ships Ready to Assemble, includes an instruction booklet for easy assembly and has a 5-year manufacturer's limited warranty.
Features:- Mount at any height with our metal hanging rail system
- Cable & wire management features keep your desk organized
- Side compartments with two removable shelves each are ideal for speakers, electronic devices, books, photographs and other personal items
- Store books, photographs and other items on the top shelf
- Proudly manufactured in North America
- Constructed from CARB-compliant, laminated composite woods
- 42.25"W x 39.5"H x 19.75"D
Select finish.$199.994.7/5 (15)more colors -
Never worry again about what's for dinner.
Need a recipe... then NetChef is for you.
Turn on NetChef and over 2,000 recipes will be synchronized to your kitchen counter. Touch the screen and watch cooking videos, look through cooking apps and famous cooking websites that are preloaded to get unlimited recipes. Touch the screen for live video chat from your kitchen. NetChef also has music, movies, photos, social media, browser and more. Auto links to internet and has a very intuitive touch screen operation.- Touch screen and user-friendly interface.
- Features a hi-resolution 1024x768 pixel screen to display the finest of images.
- Built-in 4GB memory stores all your favorite recipes and external memory can be expanded up to 32GB.
- NetChef links wirelessly to the internet.
- Plug and play with auto-link to your router.
- Front camera allows you to share your cooking via social media.
- Favorites folder to add preferred recipes to more easily find again in future.
- Use NetChef's unit converter to convert recipes with metric units of weights and measures into English units.
- Use NetChef's timer to make sure your recipes don't overcook.
- Additional functions include browser, maps, weather, Twitter, Facebook.
- Displays photos, movies and music and has a USB for connecting to PC for file management.
- Compatible with SD/MMC cards and 2 CH stereo speakers.
5-1/3"H x 8-1/3"W x 7"D$279.99 -
Personalized Art -- express yourself with pictures of objects from the world at large.
Using stunning Black and White photos of architecture, nature and objects from the world at large, you can create a truly unique piece of art. A twig, a window frame or the supports on an old windmill ... Each is a beautiful photograph in its own right, yet each photo's detailed lines and intricate shadows form letters in such a way that these works of art become words of inspiration such as Believe, Love or Faith. These framed prints also make the perfect wedding or family gift using a surname.
Choose up to 12 characters for the photo letters. Then provide up to 50 characters on each of the three additional lines to further customize the print with names, dates, quotes, etc.
Alphabet Art Classic is a 13" x 16" image in a 15" x 18" Black composite frame with faux matting and a glass front. Alphabet Art premium is the same size but uses a Windsor Mahogany frame color.
Begin by selecting color and frame style.
Personalized items are not returnable.$49.99 - $99.994.1/5 (37)more colors -
Safely kills 99.9% of targeted bacteria -- E.Coli, Salmonella, and the H1N1 virus in 10 seconds.
Effective in killing dust mite eggs in pillows, bedding, and carpet.
Stop the spread of germs -- from the common cold and flu viruses to bacteria, mold and fungus with Nano-UV Disinfectant Wands.
Proven effective by independent testing laboratories, the Nano-UV disinfectant wand destroys all kinds of different microorganisms without the use of harmful chemical disinfectants or sprays. Use to reduce dust mite populations and flea and bed bug eggs in mattresses, pillows and carpets at home or away. Simply pass the wand over any area for 10 seconds and you're done. Use it anywhere!
Nano-UV wand kills 99.9% of bacteria, germs and viruses on surfaces.
Nano-UV Wand is 14" L (opens to 22") x 1-1/2" W x 1-1/2" D and includes a rechargeable battery and child safety lock.$159.994.6/5 (11) -
Optional Base/Stand for use with Colonial Cressett.
For use on hard surfaces.
Also can be uses as a decorative planter.$59.99 -
The tools of the aviation trade, now ticking away the hours until your next takeoff.
Precisely styled as an altimeter, a directional gyro to guide an aircraft's heading, and an artificial horizon, these clocks will delight commercial and military pilots. Striking displayed as a trio, each set to a different time zone.
Plastic with Glass face. Requires 1 AA batteries (not included).
6-1/2" diameter.
Select item.$36.954.2/5 (9) -
Proudly display your collection while making the most efficient use of your space.
The spinning CD / DVD large tower amazingly holds more than 1,000 discs in just under 2 square feet of floor space. 65"H x 18-3/4"W x 18-3/4"D, smaller version is 52-1/2"H.
It spins effortlessly to allow quick access to your collection from all four sides and adjustable shelves make it easy to store multiple formats.
Constructed of wood composites and foil laminates.
Assembly required.
Select an item / color from the drop-down box.$199.99 - $259.995.0/5 (17)more colors -
Support the Marines in your life!
Honor the Marines in your life with this one of a kind personalized Globe and Anchor logo. These signs are lasercut from heavy steel and made to last a lifetime. What better way to say thank you than to show this symbol with pride.
Perfect for just about anywhere including the home, office or garage. Just like the Marines these signs are 100% made in the USA!
19" diam.
Officially Licensed by United States Marines.
Select style.
Personalized items are not returnable.$99.995.0/5 (2) -
Get pumped up on game day.
Add feminine flair to your game day decorating. A hand-painted, embossed wine bottle holder shaped like a pump and accented with rhinestones is sure to be a crowd pleaser.
Holds any bottle of wine.
Wine not included.
Looks great with or without wine bottle!
Select NCAA school.$36.994.0/5 (1) -
Tired of waking in a bed in disarray? Start your day hassle free!
Secure your fitted and top sheets to prevent tangles. Keep sheets in place while sleeping.
Quick and easy to install, the LinenLOCK Sheet Holders keep top and fitted bed sheets in place to maintain that just-made look. The sheet holders' locking system prevents the top sheets from pulling off any size bed -- and is designed to work with the newer, thicker pillow-top mattresses and mattress pads.
Mild soap and dishwasher safe.
Made in the USA.
9-1/2"H x 3"W x 1"D
LinenLOCK Sheet Holders -- 2 Sets of 4$19.992.9/5 (34) -
Keep the lights working and connections protected. Three-year replacement warranty.
Keep outdoor electrical connections covered and dry to reduce shock hazards from wet and adverse weather conditions. Keep the cord connections protected from rain or melting snow by covering them with Twist and Seal.
Simply connect the cords, place them in the foam insert, snap the case shut, push together and twist and seal. Made of tough, UV ray-resistant and weather-resistant commercial grade plastic. Can withstand many years of outdoor use.
For residential, commercial and municipal applications.
Made in USA.
Lab tested to meet or exceed National Electrical Manufacturing Association standards.
Twist and Seal Mini - Pack of 6
For small connections and holiday lights.$27.992.5/5 (2) -
The iTouchless Power Cyclone Mixer Bottle is the best tool for a quick and easy way to prepare diet and sports drinks, medications, baby formula, gourmet coffee drinks, cocktails, shots and many more.
It is lightweight, portable, and you can mix and drink all in one bottle. The powerful cyclone-action quickly and effortlessly blends the drinks and keeps the liquid inside the bottle without spilling or splashing. The clear acrylic tumbler is safe for hot or cold liquids and easily cleaned. Detachable battery base makes the bottle safe for the dishwasher. The powerful motor and leak proof lid is great for the office, travel, home and gym.- Holds 20 Ounces, with a measurement marker on the side
- Mixes with the touch of a button
- Mix and drink in the same bottle
- Provides ease and convenience
- Dishwasher safe
- Leakproof lid
- 2 AA batteries included
Select item. Save when you buy the 2-Pack!$34.99 - $59.995.0/5 (2) -
Keep the lights working and connections protected. Three-year replacement warranty.
Keep outdoor electrical connections covered and dry to reduce shock hazards from wet and adverse weather conditions. Keep the cord connections protected from rain or melting snow by covering them with Twist and Seal.
Simply connect the cords, place them in the foam insert, snap the case shut, push together and twist and seal. Made of tough, UV ray-resistant and weather-resistant commercial grade plastic. Can withstand many years of outdoor use.
For residential, commercial and municipal applications.
Made in USA.
Lab tested to meet or exceed National Electrical Manufacturing Association standards.
Twist and Seal Original - Pack of 3
For larger cord connections.$24.99 -
Letter perfect holiday gifts.
Free gift tin with every ornament.
Here's one gift you can give everyone on your list and still be unique: an ornament personalized with his or her name and "2013."
It's an especially meaningful present for friends and family members who have celebrated weddings and births this year.
Personalized with gold hand-painted lettering.
3.15" diameter (8 cm)
Begin by selecting color and package. Save when you buy the 3-pack!$14.99 - $39.993.8/5 (4)more colors -
Click here to see team designs
The perfect addition for the man cave.
Proudly show your allegiance to your favorite team or school.
Identify your man cave or show your team pride in any room with these terrific Street Signs.
Made from heavy steel, these Street Signs feature uncommon quality with deep embossed letters, automotive grade enamel paint and an impressive classic look.
Features official colors and logos.
Made in U.S.A.
Select team.
Man Cave Sign - MLB
6"H x 36"W$59.995.0/5 (1) -
Easily define a space, create privacy and enhance decor.
Stylish 3- and 4-panel room dividers, perfect for home or office, come with 2-way hinges for ideal positioning and stability. The Shoji Room divider is designed to let light through but maintain privacy.
Crafted of solid wood and thick, white paper screen.
Select item.$64.99 - $74.994.3/5 (14) -
You've played the flirty back-and-forth game. Now you can finally have the last word. A bright red finish adds even more impact to your declaration of love, with weathered edges adding a charming vintage feel. Solid knotty pine. USA. 7"H x 18"W. No gift box.$24.954.4/5 (9)


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THE LOYOLA MAROON VOLUME 68, NO. 10 LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA 70118 NOVEMBER 3, 1989 Former Alumni Affairs director sues Rizzo, LU By Tim Watson Editor in Chief A fired 14-ycar veteran employee of Loyola has filed a lawsuit against the university and Donald G. Rizzo, vice president for Institutional Advancement, claiming she was terminated unjustly and that Rizzo slandered and defamed her character and reputation. Rizzo fired Beverly P. Murphy, former director of Alumni Affairs, April 19. The suit, filed in New Orleans Civil District Court, alleges that Rizzo falsely claimed Murphy was fired because she refused to undertake a type of fundraising known as Reunion Giving, even though she was never asked to do such fundraising.Rizzo "willfully, maliciously, and recklessly" told the personnel office that Murphy "was being terminated for her refusal to perform fund raising," even though Rizzo "never asked, requested, demanded, implied, or in any manner suggested that [Murphy] should undertake Reunion Giving," the suit claims. It says, "The false and reckless representations" made by Rizzo to the personnelPhoto by Steve Wimberg Like bumps on a log — Art students from Loyola, Tulane, and Delgado Community College make sculptures from driftwood and other debris on the bank of the Mississippi River last Friday. A&S dean interviewing with other universities By John Davis Assistant News Editor William W. Eidson, dean of Arts and Sciences, announced Oct. 26 that he is looking for employment at other universities.He informed the faculty attending the College of Arts and Sciences Assembly because, he said, he did not want "the rumor mill" to confuse the facts. "I simply wanted the faculty to know the truth," he said. Eidson, who has been the dean since June 1,1985, said he has not resigned and has not accepted a position elsewhere. He said he has interviewed at other universitiesuniversities several times in the past few months. Eidson said he notified last year the Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., university president, and the Rev. George F. Lundy, senior vice president and dean of faculties, that he was accepting interviews at other universities. He said he expects to pursue an administrative position, on the level of an academic vice president. "We all get inquiries now and then. If you're doing your job really well, you will [receive inquiries]," Eidson said. "If you work at it, and do what you think is right, you draw fire. You are a lightening rod, as it were, in many cases," he said. Survey reveals opposition to sale of WWL-TV By John Davis Assistant News Editor This is the first half of a report detailing the results of The Maroon's survey on the sale of WWL-TV. This week we present the results of the survey. Next week we will examine the implications of those results. On Wednesday — the same day "he Times-Picayune reported that a group of WWL-TV employees, led by Mike Early, general manager of the station, "signed a letter of intent to buy" the station — the results of a Maroon survey determined that the Loyola community is opposed to the sale. The Rev. Jack Dennis, S J., community affairs director for WWL-TV, would not comment to The Maroon until an agreement between Loyola and a buyer is in writing. The Rev. James C. Carter, S.J., university president, was not available for comment Wednesday. In a survey of the Loyola community conducted this week by The Maroon, about 56 percent of the 118 people who responded said they opposed the sale of the CBSaffiliated station. About 25 percent favored the decision to ongoing since as early as 1969. But when last year's revenue from WWL-TV fell $2.2 million short of expectations, causing drastic budget cuts in each college and a tuition increase of about $1,000 this year, debate heated up. Since the university announced it would consider offers for the station, those who oppose selling it have charged that WWL-TVs sale will weaken the university's community service capabilities, prestige and clout. Results Loyola's community — students, Jesuits, faculty and staff — completed 118 surveys. The survey revealed that 55.93 percent of those who responded are opposed to the sale. Surveys were mailed to the 49 Loyola Jesuits listed in the latest edition of the student-faculty directory. Only six sell, and the remaining 19 percent were unsure or skipped the question. The debate over whether to sell WWL-TV has been See Murphy/page 4 See EMaon/page 7 See Survey/page 5 They'rdfl History!»L |
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(2012-09-18 17:58)killmoney Wrote: ok i got a problem i read ever thing and tried everything can someone help me out ? ok the controller works fine in windows and eventghost up down right left and so on but in xbmc only enter and display work any tips would be appreciated
You also have to bind the remote events to XBMC actions. I found someones config, works well. Just save as an xml file and open with Eventghost:


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Hello all,
After importing multiple legacy 3.3 projects into a CCSv5.1 workspace, I get the following errors:
1. 'rts16etiabi.lib' has incompatible ABI (I'm using COFF ABI with CGT tools 4.1.4 as in CCSv3.3)
2. Symbol defined multiple times in ai.obj and ai.lib
These errors sometimes appeared in CCSv3.3, but a clean build worked for me, it doesn't seem to work in CCSv5.1, what could be wrong? Can you please suggest something?
Jasmeet Kaur97544. 'rts16etiabi.lib' has incompatible ABI (I'm using COFF ABI with CGT tools 4.1.4 as in CCSv3.3)
Jasmeet Kaur97544Symbol defined multiple times in ai.obj and ai.lib
In what order are these files getting linked? If ai.obj appears first on the link command line, I would expect it to resolve symbol references to this file first and not try to resolve it again from ai.lib. Is ai.obj part of ai.lib? If so, you may want to remove it from ai.lib and just leave it as a separate .obj on the command line.
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Hi Jasmeet,
what steps did you take to do the import? What are your project settings? What do you see set under Project->Properties->General ... Runtime Support library? It seems this setting might not be correct and referencing the eabi library causing issues.
Best REgards,
I used the import wizard to import legacy 3.3 multiple projects in the workspace, In the General, I have set little-endian, compiler tool version 4.1.4, output format leagcy COFF, Under the Runtime Model Options, I select tiabi. I hope this is correct, as the same settings have been used in CCSv3.3
Those settings look ok. Can you copy and paste the full output of the CCS build console so I can take a look at the complete set of build options?
Here is the build configuration:
**** Build of configuration Build_45NM for project includegen ****
C:\ti\ccsv5\utils\bin\gmake -k all
'Building file: D:/threadx arm7 gnss/source/includepreproc/includegen/includegen.c'
'Invoking: ARM Compiler'
"C:/CCStudio_v3.3/tms470/cgtools/bin/cl470" --define="RTOS_NUCLEUS" --define="MMGPS_CHIP_VERSION=21" --define="C_OSC_CAL_COMPARISON" --define="ENABLE_TI_ADDONS" --define="GPS5300AI2_BUILD" --define="POD_TESTEN" --include_path="C:/CCStudio_v3.3/tms470/cgtools/include" --include_path="C:/ti/xdais_7_21_01_07/packages/ti/xdais" --include_path=".." --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/threadx/include" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/me" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/me/me_etc" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/me/cc" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/me/mc" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/pe" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/pe/pe_etc" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/pe/cd" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/libs" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/SampleApps/AI2/ai2" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/SampleApps/AI2/ai" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/SampleApps/AI2/lp" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/libs/bist" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/libs/rtccalib" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/libs/sio" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/libs/i2c" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/libs/newcalib" --include_path="D:/threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5/source/SampleApps/meif" --symdebug:dwarf --diag_warning=225 --display_error_number --abi=tiabi --little_endian --silicon_version=4 --thumb_state --auto_inline=0 --preproc_with_compile --preproc_dependency="includegen.pp" "D:/threadx arm7 gnss/source/includepreproc/includegen/includegen.c"
have you tried setting the runtime support library to automatic?
Best Regards,Lisa
Please post the full output of the console (you can save it to a text file and attach it). I'd like to see the full build output as well as the error messages which are thrown by the linker.
Yes Lisa, tried that as well, but in vain.
I'm also getting this type of error for several symbols (mc_pmatch.c is a part of the project mc):
error: symbol $GetBitMask_ind is defined multiple times: mc_pmatch.obj
(C:/GNSS_45nm/Private/source/product/ti/GPS_ROM/projectfiles/mc/Build_45NM/mc.lib) and C:\GNSS_45nm\Private\source\product\ti\GPS_ROM\projectfiles\mc\Build_45NM\mc_pmatch.obj
Sorry, but the number of errors are so large, that the final console only shows the errors, the build console I copied earlier was of another similar project.
These errors are coming from the linker and what you sent earlier was only the compile command, so it doesn't give sufficient detail to be able to really help with this. We really need to be able to look at the link command (everything following "Invoking Linker" in the build console) and also the errors generated in order to provide a more direct/helpful answer.
If the console output is getting too large, you can increase the number of lines it outputs. In CCS 5.1, if you go into Window->Preferences-?C/C++->Build->Console, you can change the number of lines for the console output. You can also right-click in the console view, choose Select All and copy/paste it into a file. Maybe these techniques might help you capture a more complete output. But in order to provide more specific suggestions we really need to be able to see the linker command and errors generated.
Please find the attached file, containing the console output.
The attached console shows the build output of the project TILinkAll, which has 4 source files and is an executable that links all the previous .lib files generated by the rest of the projects in the workspace. I have added a particular Link Order and added all the other projects as 'Dependencies' of TILinkAll in the project properties options.
In your build log, there is one thing I seethat could be causing the issue.
You have the option: --obj_directory="c:/GNSS_45nm/Private/source/product/ti/GPS_ROM/projectfiles/TILinkAll/Build_45NM" which puts the obj files in this specific folder. Are there also other .obj files in that folder other than the 4 files you are building? It looks CCS is picking up other .objs from this location and then finding redefined symbols for them in library files as well.
Could you try removing the --obj_directory option? In other words, under Compiler->Directory Specifier, set Mode to "Automatic" which disables the --obj_directory, and then do a clean and rebuild.
One more thing I noticed is that rts16etiabi.lib appears twice on the link command, once with the --library option and once probably from you adding it explicitly to the project. I would suggest removing one of them.
Let us know how this goes.
Thanks AartiG. :)
Setting the mode to automatic helped in the removal of multiply defined symbols, but I had the object directory path set in CCSv3.3, but it didn't cause any error there, Do CCSv3.3 and 5.1 deal differently with this?
Now, the problem is that the linker command file is trying to access the path (as defined earlier) 'C:\GNSS_45nm\Private\source\product\ti\GPS_ROM\projectfiles\mc\Build_45NM\mc_searchengine.obj', but since I have changed the option to automatic, the file 'mc_searchengine.obj' is getting created in the new path 'D:\threadx arm7 gnss ccsv5\New Folder\mc\Build_45NM\mc_searchengine.obj'.
If I try to change the path in the .cmd file, it throws up an error saying 'D:\threadx.obj' not found, probably because of the spaces in the path name, but I cannot rename the whole path now, as it will lead to changing of all the include paths. What should I do now?
>> C:\DOCUME~1\x0176474\LOCALS~1\Temp\TI7363, line 30: error:
can't find input file 'Build_45NM/../fpu.lib'
>> Gnss_45nmLink.cmd: error: system error, can't open file
'C:\GNSS_45nm\Private\source\product\ti\GPS_ROM\projectfiles\mc\Build_45NM\mc_searchengine.obj' for input: No such file or directory
Jasmeet Kaur97544Do CCSv3.3 and 5.1 deal differently with this?
In Eclipse, all files within the project folder are considered part of the project. So if you have other .obj files within your project folder they will be pulled into the link. You need to take a careful look at where your .obj files are located and which ones are required to be linked in, and modify things accordingly. You should still be able to use the --obj_directory option in CCSv5 to specify which directory to place the object files in, and CCS should be able to detect it fine. All I was saying earlier was that the multiply defined symbols were coming because they were found in both the .lib and .obj.
Jasmeet Kaur97544 >> Gnss_45nmLink.cmd: error: system error, can't open file 'C:\GNSS_45nm\Private\source\product\ti\GPS_ROM\projectfiles\mc\Build_45NM\mc_searchengine.obj' for input: No such file or directory
Does it not work if you enclose the path in quotes?


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R2L is a beautful place to dine at. The ambiance is just perfect. The view of our city makes me appreciate more our city! It looks absolutely fabulous! The food was even better. From appetizers to dinner to desert. We started off with a spinach salad, and we had the duo filet mignon... Food preparations were perfect. Id recommend this to anyone who wants to enjoy a great night in the city.
Came here during our honeymoon. The food was amazing and the view at night was beautiful. Highly recommended.
First visit and I look forward to returning again and again. I would have been more happy if my window view wasn't blocked by a column but, other than that service and food were excellent!!!
I took my wife to R2L for her birthday on 10/4/13. As soon as we stepped off the elevator we were blown away by the beautiful decor. We were greeted by the staff, who acknowledged my wife's birthday. Our waiter (forgive me I don't recall his name and he was EXCELLENT!), brought 2 glasses of champagne to our table wishing my wife happy birthday. Our dinner was phenomenal and the service was outstanding!! Our seats and view of the city was breathtaking. Nothing negative to say. R2L made a special occasion a night we will remember for the rest of our lives!
I really truly enjoyed myself the ambience was wonderful the food was mouth wateringour waiter was very attentive the manager on the floor checked on us which was also nice. I have only one complaint I herd two male waiters (not Zack) he was our waiter talking about guests which I found to be very disrespectful because people pay very good money and deserve to be catered to any every aspect and if the hospitality is not in you then you need to find a new job. But again over all we will be back. Thank you!
The site was gorgeous-fabulous view-awesome food! The cheese curds were indescribably delicious as well.
As you sit about 40 stories above the city looking at the sky line with a birds eye view, and enjoying food just as good as the view. You have a hard decesion to make with the multitude of choices.
It was my wife's birthday & i made reservations to R2L through opentable. This place was one of the best restaurants I have ever been to. You will not be dissappointed with anything once you step foot in there. It's worth it!
Service was a bit slow. Almost forgetful. However at the same time, Waiter was respectful of our ol' friend gathering.
food was good but not that many selections. i love the view. the service was great.
Overall, R2L held up to expectations as a first time guest. If you're fortunate enough to get a table by the window, that just adds to the nights overall experience. The servers were attentive, the bartenders above par and the food, on a whole, was very good. Would certainly come back with friends to share the view and the overall comfort of the restarant!
Gf is a vegetarian. She had many options to choose from, which was great. Truffle/arugula flatbread was very tasty. Foie gras/rye/smoked salmon/caviar app was not impressive. Rye bread was thick and soggy. Foie gras was cooked well, but I don't think I would get it again. White bean entree, undercooked. Beans tasted ok, but texture unpleasant. Shells were abrasive. Ricotta tavatelli that they came with was very good. Artic char, cooked perfectly. Crispy skin, flaky meat. Broccoli/grains were also excellent. Sauces were odd. Broccoli purée and sweet lemon purée. Tasted fine, but uninspired Waiter was knowledgable and friendly. Manahattan and French 75 were very well balanced. Would come back just for the drinks and that view of Philly.
View of the city at sunset is unparalleled. The menu was quite interesting. Went with a large group and most of us had a fantastic meal. Some meals were not as good as others. Recommend trying the smoked salmon and foie gras appetizer! The roast chicken was the most surprising- everyone at the table thought it was phenomenal , the mini pot pie and chicken liver pudding sides were a big hit. The skate wing presentation was impressive, but flavor was not so interesting. The lobster paella was delicious though the lobster was a bit chewy. The desserts gave the evening a delightful ending - recommend you save room! If royal service is up your alley, this is the place!
My husband and I were celebrating our first Wedding Anniversary. The service was absolutely amazing! I wanted lobster but R2L ran out. I have a number of food allergies so I'm already limited with the menu. The chef prepared a dish specifically geared toward accommodating my food restrictions!! What he prepared for me was a Salmon dish that was not a menu item. Our server went out of her way going back and forth trying to accommodate me with an appetizer as well. Great experience! Love the AMAZING view of Philadelphia! We would definitely dine again and again!!!
Excellent views of Philadephia if seated at the periphery of the restaurant. Attentive staff. One downer is lack of Veggie friendly options in main course. Would still go back for the atmosphere and exclusive feel:)
We had a wonderful dinner and enjoyed our experience at R2L very much. The food was excellent, as well as, the service. We were also fortunate enough to have a window table with a great view of center city.
Great place with nice atendants and an amazing view. Good food but with no many options on menu.
It was my husband and I 7 year anniversary and R2L made it a wonderful night. The food was great the service was wonderful. The ambience was to die for. They also gave us a free glass of wine because it was our anniversary and I really appreciate that. Thank you. I will be returning for my birthday.
here during convention and went to dinner with important clients. informed the restaurant of the importance of the dinner and they went all out to make it a memorable and special experience. would recommend it highly for any event, personal or professional.
Had dinner on a Monday night, so it wasn't very crowded. Received excellent service. The food was very nice and even offered complimentary sparkling wine. The view from the 37th floor restaurant was incredible. Atmosphere was sophisticated, elegant, and relaxing.
We loved it there. My wife thoroughly enjoyed the Sol Rojo drink. We enjoyed all the food. Our waiter made excellent recommendations.
When I made the reservation, I made three comments/requests, hoping for the best. I noted that we were bringing a French exchange student along with us to dinner, I requested a table near a window for a spectacular view and I commented that it was our exchange student's 18th Birthday. R2L seamlessly delivered an unforgettable experience. We were seated at a table with a stunning view, welcomed to the restaurant by our waiter who wished our guest a happy birthday with a champagne (ginger ale) toast for table, then we enjoyed a fantastic meal (Favs - grilled truffle flatbread, lobster paella, potato, ricotta & smoked onion tortellini) that concluded with "joyeux anniversaire" spelled out on a plate with a birthday dessert. Well done R2L!
Service was great and the view was beautiful. I had a great experience.
My first time at R2l was a very good experience , from the excellent food to the polite staff. My wife was also just as satisfied.
This is an amazing restaurant! They have a beautiful view of south, west and north Philly. Watching the sun set was a great decision. The service was great! Relaxing atmosphere, very romantic yet completely acceptable to have dinner with a small group of friends as well. The menu is a bit pricy but don't let that steer you away the food is spectacular. I definitely think that this is a must see restaurant. If you want a window seat make sure to book a reservation about two weeks in advance, but no worriers if you can't, each seat has a view of this city (it just may not be as close).
I thought the restaurant was excellentI love the factthey followed my email to the letter I had flowers delivered the night before and they were on the table when I got there the next dayI could not have asked for a better experience
Celebrated my 1 year wedding anniversary here! Low lighting with the bright lights of the city surrounding you all around - amazing views from the 37th floor! The staff are all very attentive, the food is excellent. You can expect to pay a little more but that is expected for such a nice place. Highly recommended! Window seats are not guaranteed but if you get one, it's awesome!
We celebrated Our anniversary there recently. The view over the city was exceptional. Service was outstanding. House wines were very good. Everything we ordered was very tasty and the right portion size.
A delicious experience of great food and ambience at R2L. Each course a great opportunity to savor the moment. Celebrating a year anniversary of our first date. This was fitting the moment and our joyful experiences in the last year.
I really enjoyed R2L. The food is fantastic and the service was great. I highly recommend this place to vegetarians. The food is well seasoned and healthy. I plan to come again.
This restaurant was so amazing. I took my boyfriend there who was visiting me from out of town. From beginning to end the experience was great. We had the steak tartar that was very good as well as the bread. The main meals were both delicious. I had the atlantic char and my boyfriend had the tuna loin. Overall, I would recommend for a special night out.
The experience was excellent, we were celebrating a birthday.And we loved it .Thanks
Thank you ALL for an amazing birthday dinner. My whole experience from start to finish was absolutely wonderful. From top to bottom everyone contributed to an unforgettable dinner. That being said, you truly can't begin to understand the "R2L experience" until you've experienced it for yourself!
The food at R2L was excellent, the waiter thoughtful and attentive, and the view of the city lights from the 37th floor was stupendous.
Food is very good and the views of Philadelphia are amazing.
This was a special occasion for my boyfriends 21st birthday and the only way to describe my experience at R2L was perfect! The view of the city, the atmosphere in the restauraunt and candle lit table set a romantic mood for me and my boyfriend. Not only was the food unbelieveable but the waiter and service was excellent. I'll recommened R2L to everyone because of how happy my boyfriend was. He told me after we left "this was my best birthday yet!" We will surely be back for another special occasion , hopefully for my 21st birthday! Thank you for the best night ever !
Very good food and prices lower than restaurants of similar same caliber, though portions small. Great atmosphere... Has booth couches w window views and an arrangement of lounge chairs at the bar so great place for a date or sig other. Would go again. Would b better if offered valet parking and picked up on the portion sizes and more menu choices.
I went to R2L with my fiance, and it was amazing the service was excellent and our evening was better than I could ever imagine.
Food was fantastic, service superb and the view of the city from the 37th floor were beautiful. Since my wife and I don't drink the same wine, we ordered by the glass. She has a Chardonnay but $22/glass? Wasn't a Cakebread Chardonnay. The Malbec I had at $16/glass - not that good. Next time we go there, mixed drinks or stick with water!
I recently took my girlfriend to R2L to celebrate our 1 year anniversary. I was not disappointed. The ambiance in the restaurant was very sophisticated and inviting. The food was delicious and portions were the perfect size. The view of the city is very captivating as well. There really is not a bad seat in the house as far as the view is concerned. We even witnessed a man propose to his fiance. Would recommend to a friend and will definitely be back.
The environment is very nice. The food was amazing. The service started off well, but as soon as the main courses arrived the service took a dive. There was at least a twenty minute period where we were looking around glasses empty wondering where our server was. All this after him finding out it was our first time there and we were visiting the area from out of state. On a side note we noticed they don't enforce the dress code as there were men with tennis shoes and tee shirts.
My parents were so happy with everything. I sent them there the first time and they loved everything. Thank you for making their special day a fantastic evening. They love you!
The view of the city is breathtaking so it is a great place to take visitors to the city. The service was excellent and the menu is excellent. Every dish was prepared to perfection. This was our fourth visit and we will return often.
Always special to go to the 37th floor to view the Philadelphia city lights. The excellent cuisine has taken another step up since last time we visited R2L about 8 months ago. The Lobster Risotto was truly outstanding, as were the braised ribs and smoked ribeye. Service was excellent and loved the up to date lounge music.
Beautiful views, energetic crowd, complete style scene! perfect pairings of dishes and sides! A progressive spin on traditional food offerings. Get the lobster paella! I would go back soon to enjoy the bar scene.
We celebrated our anniversary at R2L, and the experience was fantastic! The food was progressive and interesting, with every bite full of flavor. From well executed classics like steak tartare and duo of ribeye to deconstructed lobster paella, the dishes were conceptually interesting, plated beautifully and cooked perfectly. As exciting as the dinner was, the desserts exceeded it. We felt guilty disturbing those carefully crafted works of art, but the unique tastes and textures were hands down the best dessert we've had in the city. The entire staff was friendly, our server knowledgeable, and service was smooth and unhurried. In summary, the view was nice, but the dining even better.
My first time being there was an amazing experience I would defiantly go back and refer my friends to this resturant.
This maybe the best romantic atmosphere in the city.. the view is amazing...
It was amazing. Very fancy place. Upscale and great for special moments. My waiter made my proposal even that more special. Everything was great! Can't wait to go back again! :)
I don't always go to places like R2L because it's kinda pricey and I expected the meals to be tiny like most fancy restaurants. Not only were the food delicious, they were big enough to make me full! The scenic view is also impressive. It's a great place for dates!


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No doubt the recent Wikileaks leaks revealed too much. It will remain to be seen whether or how severely Julian Assange will be prosecuted.
However, one of the revelations pivoted around what is most likely the primary—and heretofore publicly unspoken—reason why the U.S. has not been more forceful with China regarding its currency manipulation, intellectual property theft, and tariffs which have weakened the U.S. manufacturing segment's ability to compete against cheapened Chinese imports.


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Helmut Newton, Richard Avedon, Mario Testino & More in London Photo Sale
World class works including nudes and celebrity portraits by Helmut Newton, Richard Avedon, Irving Penn, Mario Testino, Albert Watson and more are on offer at Christie's Photographs sale in London on May 21. Among the top-priced lots is Albert Watson's greatly enlarged contact sheet of a nude Kate Moss, taken in 1993, estimated at $29,000 - $44,000; his portrait of Uma Thurman meanwhile, also taken in '93, is estimated at $9,000 - $12,000. Mario Testino's iconic 1997 portrait of Princess Di is also expected to do well with an estimate of $26,000 - $32,000. Richard Avedon's portrait of artist Francis Bacon from 1979 is estimated at $18,000 - $26,000. Among the Helmut Newton offerings is 1976's famous Saddle, I (above) and 1980's Tied-up Torso, Ramatuelle, both estimated at $10,000 - $15,000. And Robert Mapplethorpe's nude Sonia Resika, 1988 is estimated at $4,000 - $7,000.


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Survey of Energy Resources 2007
Oil Shale Country Notes
Oil shale was first scientifically researched in the 18th century. In 1838 work was undertaken to establish an open-cast pit near the town of Rakvere and an attempt was made to obtain oil by distillation. Although it was concluded that the rock could be used as solid fuel and, after processing, as liquid or gaseous fuel, the 'kukersite' (derived from the name of the locality) was not exploited until the fuel shortages created by World War I began to impact.
The Baltic Oil Shale Basin is situated near the north-western boundary of the East European Platform. The Estonia and Tapa deposits are both situated in the west of the Basin, the former being the largest and highest-quality deposit within the Basin.
Since 1916 oil shale has had an enormous influence on the energy economy, particularly during the period of Soviet rule and then under the re-established Estonian Republic. At a very early stage, an oil shale development programme declared that kukersite could be used directly as a fuel in the domestic, industrial or transport sectors. Moreover, it was easily mined and could be even more effective as a combustible fuel in power plants or for oil distillation. Additionally kukersite ash could be used in the cement and brick-making industries.
Permanent mining began in 1918 and has continued until the present day, with capacity (both underground mining and open-cast) increasing as demand rose. By 1955 oil shale output had reached 7 million tonnes and was mainly used as power station/chemical plant fuel and in the production of cement. The opening of the 1 400 MW Balti Power Station in 1965 followed, in 1973, by the 1 600 MW Eesti Power Station again boosted production and by 1980 (the year of maximum output) the figure had risen to 31.35 million tonnes.
In 1981, the opening of a nuclear power station in the Leningrad district of Russia signalled the beginning of the decline in Estonian oil shale production. No longer were vast quantities required for power generation and the export of electricity. The decline lasted until 1995, since when production levels have varied but generally are less than half of those of the early 1980s.
The total Estonian in-place shale oil resource is currently estimated to be in the region of 16 billion barrels and at the present time continues to play a dominant role in the country's energy balance. However, many factors: economic, political and environmental are all having an effect.
In the years following independence, the oil shale industry was privatised and is now open to the forces of free market competition; production of oil shale has been shown to be economically viable up to a crude oil price of US$ 30 but with prices in excess of this level, new mining projects have become feasible; the country's accession to the European Union has brought compliance with many directives, especially the emissions trading directive. Estonia has ratified the various climate change and pollution control protocols of recent years but must increasingly address the air and water pollution problems that nearly a century of oil shale mining has brought. Many investment programmes have been launched in an attempt to reduce the environmental effects of oil shale.
In 2005 14.6 million tonnes of oil shale were produced, among them the billionth tonne. Imports amounted to 0.2 million tonnes, 10.9 million tonnes were used for electricity generation, 0.7 for heat generation and 2.8 million tonnes were processed for shale oil and coke production. Production of shale oil was 345 000 tonnes, 222 000 tonnes were exported, 8 000 tonnes were utilised for electricity generation and 98 000 for heat generation.
The historical ratio of underground mining to open-cast (approximately 50:50) is tending to move away from open-cast production as the bed depths increase - the exhausted open-cast areas are gradually being recultivated and reforested. The Government has decreed that the share of renewables in electricity production will increase to 5.1% by 2012. Additionally, both the Long-term Development Plan for the Estonian Fuel and Energy Sector and the Estonia Forestry Development Programme 2001-2010 both state that the share of biofuels will increase. However, although the country possesses low-pollution peat and biofuels resources, they are limited and therefore oil shale is likely to remain central to the energy balance in the next decade.


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This week reports surfaced that claimed that Samsung was working on a social network that would rival Facebook. The information was allegedly released by a senior executive of the Korean company, but ultimately was denied by company officials .
Asian Corporation issued a press official made it clear that currently do not want to enter the social networking market: "[...] Several articles have claimed that Samsung Electronics will offer a service similar to Facebook, being developed under the code name 'Samsung Facebook'. However this is not true and the rumor is unfounded ".
representatives indicated that another Korean company are working to improve the functions of Family Story (service launched in February this year on various devices), but this is not wishing to bring this platform to a new level. It is great that Samsung has denied the information quickly, as this at least avoids unnecessary speculation or criticism.
Honestly the idea that the Asian giant get into the networking world social was crazy, not because they have the means to do it but it does not need . Also if it were a real project and confidential basis would have a more creative code name "Samsung Facebook."
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Judy Miller on the how media covered the right-to-work vote and protests
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Welcome back to on the -- policies -- -- live on Jonathan -- -- -- the daily -- -- with Judy Miller.
-- you -- -- seen some of the video oh yes today from Lansing Michigan.
-- the right to work legislation was signed by the governor that.
Some violence.
Some incidence of violence we should probably say among all of that Judy -- Believes that it was a little bit ignored -- much of the media have so Judy.
Just astonishing I mean Jonathan ask yourself this question had this been a Tea Party rally and people have conducted themselves in that manner.
-- do not -- front page headlines in every newspaper in the country and on every broadcast network yes you wouldn't and the extent to which.
The violence associated with the union reaction to the setbacks in Michigan and other states.
He's very very interesting now it's true that the print media have covered this extensively and they've also done.
A pretty good job of that talking about the right to work movement Tenet the way in which it spread out of the south and opt -- to the -- throughout the context.
Of what unions have done for the American workers.
Is rarely mentioned I think that's another failing of the American League really my guess is that you haven't seen a lot of attention to the history.
The labor -- group and when you're saying they're like good when you sing that good that they've done as well as you look right absolutely so you don't get either the.
Violence that's now episodic -- at Michelle Malkin pointed out in one of her columns.
There are more and more incidents have it right up I you don't see that.
The negatives of this movement but you don't have a lot of attention to the positives as well the fact that he hadn't.
Child labor.
Anti child labor -- Minimum wage.
-- health and compensation.
For people who are sick and the eight hour workweek -- Things we now take for granted -- -- in this country were largely a result of the union and union organizations so you can understand why.
People don't really.
They're kind of position to access what's going on right because they're not being told the negatives of the positive always.
Well always worth pointing out as we frequently doing it and when you see violence on video though we've seen instances without cost differences involving violence.
You notice you never get the whole picture and we should point out because we do.
Perhaps only on the other side we should point out that.
This was the -- at the -- the violence that was directed against the policies contribute -- -- we old soul was an edited version of that.
Backed by that contributed himself I believe so we don't know what surrounded that and clearly.
He had somebody Betty doing him it's focused on him as well yes so my only caution would be to everybody always look at everything and think -- what are we not see it.
It's kind of like the intelligence from Ben Ghazi the first of records are always Ron's night and edited video is something that automatically -- -- raise flags -- people's minds.
What aren't we seeing you know we I don't know hours getting back -- -- -- On North Korea and their rocket launch.
I have to agree with Gordon when -- just turned on on this program.
I think this is a very provocative action it settles once and for all the question of whether the sun.
Is going to be radically different from his father now we see that in fact T is very much following his father's course.
I think that the people who must be the most exasperated.
Other right after the -- expect Obama administration right now has to be the Chinese because China.
Is the one country that isn't position.
To do more to correct North Korea's behavior and they are not doing enough and that this is an instance where you would expect some very quiet diplomacy.
Between President Obama.
And -- Chinese leadership because this.
They really have the leverage that we don't have really gotten sanctions.
I'm Gordon says they could be stronger I probably agreed that in fact of the matter is you're dealing with a rogue state that needs a very very strong message sent.
China is in the best position to send it.
We ought to be exercising some quote leadership from behind and pushing them to do more they supply -- North -- fuel.
If they could to stop this tomorrow if they really -- and.
Okay Judy Miller Fox News contributor between Judy act's chief -- free speech and watch us Saturdays to -- in 11:30 PM.
He said on FOX News Watch hosted.
By Jon Scott Judy -- obviously was talking there about the the union laws that -- just being -- in Michigan want you to weigh in on our question of the day all the unions helping -- hurting the American -- good point to Judy was bringing up they've done.
Good and now they're getting a lot of criticism so what do you think the unions help the workers today the -- because well they sometimes help and sometimes perhaps sit on the fence if you like.
-- Judy thank you very much great see you as always.
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Course Catalog
A minor requires five biology courses, not including more than two at the 100 level, perspective courses, or directed or independent studies. At least one of the five courses must be at the 300 level or above.
BI 111N: Ecology and Evolution
Introduction to the basic concepts of ecology and evolution and how they relate to the diversity, structure, and function of life on earth.
BI 112N: Cells and Genes
Introduction to the primary concepts of cell biology and the fundamentals of genetics as they relate to the diversity, structure, and function of organisms.
BI 200: Comparative Vertebrate Anatomy
Classification, evolutionary history, structure, neo-Darwinian evolution and evolutionary features as seen in anatomy of aquatic and terrestrial chordates.
BI 204: Microbiology
Biology of microorganisms; microbiological techniques, isolation and identification of unknown organisms. Prerequisite: BI 112N or BI 202.
BI 207N: Medical Ethics
Are you state property? Explore the subtleties of decisions made by you and about you in the biomedical world. Topics to be covered include pharmaceutical development, human experimentation, medical crises, and individual case studies.
BI 211: Cellular Processes
Non-laboratory course focused on cellular organization and function, including biological molecules, cellular respiration, mitosis, cytoskeleton, cell signaling, and fundamentals of genetics. Intended for Marine Science students. Prerequisites: MS 101N and MS 102N.
BI 212: Genetics and Molecular Biology
Mendelian and transcription genetics from historical perpective. Experimental approach emphasized. Small lab groups participate in experimental design, and develop research skills in both classical genetic systems and molecular biology. Prerequisites: CH 121 and BI 112N or BI 211 with a grade of C- or better. Corequisite: CH 122.
BI 214: Animal Nutrition
Aspects of nutrition for domestic animals including dogs, cats, cattle, horses. Fundamentals of nutrition including vitamins and energetics. Also digestive anatomy and history of nutrition. Prerequisites: BI 202 and either BI 101N or BI 200.
BI 220: Field Entomology
Introduction to the life history, ecology, behavior, and evolution of insects. This field-based course will also focus on collection and identification techniques. Students will develop a permanent insect collection. Prerequisites: BI 101N and sophomore standing.
BI 221: Plant Biology
This course is devoted to the understanding of the origins of plant life and the evolution of form and function of the major plant groups. Prerequisite: BI 111N.
BI 222: Principles of Zoology
This course is devoted to the understanding of the origin and diversification of animal life and the evolution of form and function of major animal groups. Prerequisite: BI 111N.
BI 301: Principles of Ecology
Physical, chemical and biological relationships in natural communities. Field work in nearby ponds and Gulf shoreline. Prerequisite: Junior or Senior standing. Prerequisite: BI 212 or BI 303.
BI 308: General and Molecular Physiology
Mammalian nervous, endocrine, muscle, cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, urinary, immune, reproductive systems. Macro and molecular aspects. Prerequisites: BI 202 and CH 122.
BI 314: Comp Physiology: Investigative
Physiological mechanisms of animals and general principles revealed through application of comparative methods. Creative project lab to develop research skills. Prerequisites: BI 202, CH 122, and Junior or Senior standing.
BI 351: Plant Ecology
Relationship of plants with their biological, physical, and chemical environments. Includes understanding the coexistence of plants in communities, landscape dynamics, productivity, environmental stresses, and principles of restoration exology. Prerequisite: BI212
BI 352: Animal Behavioral Ecology
Application of ecological principles to the study of animal behavior. Field course in local terrestrial and marine environments. Prerequisites: Junior standing and (MS 102N and BI 211) or (BI 111N and BI 112N).
BI 362: Biology of Amphibians & Reptil
Fundamental concepts in ecology through the study of amphibians and reptiles. Meets ecology requirement for biology, marine science and environmental studies majors. Prerequisite: BI 101N, BI 200, or BI 222.
BI 371: Conservation Biology
Examine problems such as species decline and endangerment, invasion by non-native species, habitat destruction and fragmentation, loss of biodiversity, and potential solutions, such as endangered species management, habitat restoration, ecosystem management. Prerequisite: (ES 270N or BI 100N or BI 111N or MS 102N) and any statistics course.
BI 372: Parasitology
An ecological and evolutionary approach to parasitism. A broad survey of parasites of humans and animals, with emphasis on parasite life cycles and anatomy. Genetic, immunological, pathological and economic aspects of parasite-host relationships. Prerequisites: BI 303 or permission of instructor.
BI 373: Restoration Ecology
Focuses on understanding how natural processes recover from a variety of disturbances. Study of practices for restoring ecosystems. A multi-scale approach will be used with distinct emphasis on coastal wetlands. Prerequisites: (MS 288 or BI 100N or BI 111N) and (MS 289 or BI 101N or BI 112N or ES 270N).
BI 397: Neuroscience
This course covers topics in neuroscience: whole body--basics of the central and peripheral nervous systems and molecular level--neurotransmission and biochemical regulation. Neurological function and dysfunction will also be considered. Prerequisite: BI 202.
BI 406: Advanced Topics in Botany
Subjects investigated determined by student interest. Prerequisite: MS 288.
BI1 410: Biology Junior Seminar
Exploration of current biology research topics, biology internship opportunities. and strategies for gaining internships. BI1 410 Biology Junior Seminar and BI2 410 Biology Senior Seminar are required for one course credit. Required for both BA and BS programs. Juniors only. Prerequisite: BI 303.
BI2 410: Biology Senior Seminar
Student presentation and discussion of current research papers in biology. Both BI1 410 Biology Junior Seminar and BI2 Biology Senior Seminar are required for one course credit. Required for both BA and BS programs. Seniors only.
BI 412: Receptor Pharmacology
Investigate major classes of therapeutic drugs, cell surface receptors, and intracellular signaling pathways. Explore rationales and mechanisms underlying clinical pharmacotherapy for a variety of human diseases. Prerequisites: BI 112 and (BI 202 or BI 211) and (BI 212 or BI 303) and CH 122.
BI 420: Advanced Ecology and Evolution
Read and evaluate scientific literature and conduct a semester-long independent field research project on selected topic. Prerequisites: B or better in BI 301.
BI 422: Advanced Topics in Molecular Biology
Selected topics and techniques from contemporary genetics and molecular biology research. Topics may include mutant screening, epigenetics, next-generation sequencing, developmental genetics, biotechnology, advanced imaging/microscopy. Prerequisite: BI 212.
BI 424: Developmental Biology
Molecular and morphological mechanisms underlying the development of body plans and organ systems in the embryos of marine and terrestrial species. Current scientific literature, modern experimental techniques, independent laboratory research projects. Prerequisites: BI 202 and BI 303 and instructor's permission.
BI 430: Independent Research: Biology
For students interested in pursuing careers in biology, intensive instruction in use of laboratory and/or field equipment. Various methodology approaches, current and historical, used in scientific investigation. Prerequisites: CH 222, BI 202, 303, and instructor's permission.
BI 498: Integrating Biology
A comprehensive review and integration of topics in biology through faculty-led and student-led discussion. Students will be evaluated on participation and periodic evaluations including at least one standardized exam (the major fields test). Only open to students who have passed the writing competency requirement.
BI 499: Independent Research - Thesis
Upon invitation, Seniors may design and carry out a creative research program, usually resulting in a written dissertation which is defended in the spring of the senior year.


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We had a great weekend. My brother-in-law, Phil, graduated from Ohio University, so we made the trek out to Athens, Ohio!
On our way, we overnighted at the in-laws' house and stopped at Molly Malone's in Covington, Kentucky for some fried pickles and a beer. Any other fried pickle fans out there? It was so nice to be around the Cincinnati area. It feels like home to us!
On Saturday morning, we got an early start and made the next leg of our journey to Athens! I'm always in awe when I go to a big college campus. Hanover (where Chris and I went) is a tiny school of less than 1,000 students. It's a small and quaint campus, and there's really no "college town" associated with it. OU is pretty massive with people everywhere and lots of things to do.
The actual graduation was pretty good and quick. Nancy Cartwright, who does the voices of Bart Simpson and Chuckie from Rugrats (among many others), made the speech! She was very entertaining and did her voices and she actually had some great advice for the grads (and for everyone in the audience).
The graduate, Phil, and his proud older brother!
My sister-in-law, mom-in-law, and me!
Not sure why, but I've been doing this in photos a lot recently.
Everyone was starving and in a celebratory mood after the graduation, so we headed back to Phil's house and ordered a couple pizzas. It was SO good.
One thing I can definitely say I hadn't experienced is the craziness of move-out day on a big campus. A lot of the students dump a bunch of belongings in their front yards for garbage pickup because they don't have room for/don't want the things anymore. All evening, there were locals driving around the student neighborhoods rooting through the stuff!
Not gonna lie: We did a bit of rooting when we saw that Phil's next-door neighbors had dumped a bunch of old vinyl records (in their sleeves) out as trash! There was just about every Beatles album, Simon and Garfunkel, The Monkees, etc. I have no idea why you'd put that out as garbage!
After snagging some albums, we sat on the front porch and watched people drive by and look through all the stuff. My favorites were these obviously former-hippies:
Before heading back to our cabin at Lake Hope to sleep for the night, we had a nightcap of an OU legend: chicken waffle sandwich. I was a bit hesitant, but it was delicious: two soft and thick waffles with fried chicken, bacon, and a "special sauce" that, to me, tasted like mayo, syrup, and honey mustard. I know it sounds awful, but it was SO good.
On Sunday, we wanted to do a little exploring around Lake Hope and at nearby Old Man's Cave before making the journey back to Indianapolis. Here are a couple photos from our adventure:
(Excuse my grandma sneakers.)
After such a fun weekend, it was definitely hard to make the [long] drive back to Indianapolis. But here's to a good week!
OH – And CONGRATS to Phil – we're so proud of you!


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On July 17 and 19, Mesabi Range Community and Techincal College held enrollment fairs at William Kelley High School in Silver Bay and Two Harbors High?School in Two Harbors. The college is partnering with the high schools to offer a millwright program at WKHS and a welding program at THHS this fall. Students who participate will be charged normal MRCTC tuition and earn a certificate from the college, but will take classes at the high schools. At the enrollment fairs, students applied to the program, signed up for financial aid and took placement tests. The admissions counselors at the event said there was still limited space in the program. Prospective students can find more information at www.mesabirange.edu.
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National Trust photo competition winners announced |
Friday, 02 March 2012 10:35 | |||
The photos have been submitted, and the votes are in for the first place winner of the 2012 "loss of bio-diversity means loss of identity" photo competition by the Turks and Caicos National Trust. The winning entry, which shows a rare close up shot of a baby hummingbird in its nest, was submitted by Melanie Visaya. A total of 10 photos were submitted to the contest, which was open to everyone. In addition to choosing a clear winner, the judges chose to recognize two runners up. "There were lots of great photos reflecting the theme 'loss of bio-diversity means loss of identity' in an imaginative and engaging manner," said Justin Missick, trust project manager. "But the winning photo's rare shot stood out. We hope the next one we will have even more great entries to make it tougher on the judges." The competition was meant to spark more interest, awareness and appreciation in Turks and Caicos Islanders for the uniqueness and natural elements of their country. The winning photo will be used on various National Trust advertisements and paraphernalia. The winner will receive a first place prize of $250 cash. Christopher Ricketts, a freelance photographer, was first runner up with a photo of JoJo the dolphin leaping from the water. He gets a boat trip for two sponsored by Sail Provo on any one of their day tours. Second runners up were Delano and Devante Gardiner, 16 and 14 respectively, for their picture of the beach at Half Moon Bay. They will receive a $150 cash prize. There will be an exhibition 4 p.m. March 3 at Town Centre Mall, where all the entries will be displayed. Come out and support the work of these photographers and the National Trust.
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TCI Protected Areas Series
The fp is publishing a series of articles on the Turks and Caicos Islands Protected Area System to increase public awareness and respect for the beauty and value of this "beautiful by nature" country.
The authors, marine ecologist Marsha Pardee and terrestrial ecologist Kathleen Wood, are long-time TCI residents and respected scientists in their fields.
Below are links to their articles, plus related news articles, documents and laws.
- 29/7/10: Chalk Sound National Park: Beauty and ecology
- 22/7/10: Protected Areas designations and differences
- 15/7/10: Long-term prosperity vs. short-term gain
- 8/7/10: Protected Areas save environment, generate revenue
- 5/8/10: Frenchman's Creek: Prime real estate of TCI wetlands
Related news articles
- 1/7/10: Expert report warned about encroachment on protected areas
- 8/7/10: More than 250 lots carved in Provo parks
Links to environmental documents and laws