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If Menendez were a Republican.....
They are probably wondering what was the going rate.
A Republican would already be serving time. The Press would have left no stone unturned.
Is this the same WhiteWash Post that wrote an editorial explaining that, despite "intense reader interest," they would NOT be covering the New Black Panther Party voter intimidation story?Since when do the frauds at the WhiteWash Post care about honest journalism?Go pick up your pom-poms, Erika, and resume cheerleading for the Democrat Party. It´s your JOB. You´re a CHEERLEADER.
The Brazilian Secret service fiasco blew up over cheating a prostitute out of fair compensation. Here we have a party that supposedly stands for helping women but they cheat working girls out of a fair wage.Sometimes the callous Melendez simply treated the girls like a piece of meat,showing how much liberals really care.Nothing will happen to Melendez,simply because he´s an outspoken supporter of amnesty,making him bullet proof.If melendez was a republican,every liberal board on the internet would be saying he´s a GOP, grand old pervert.
...when you take the medicare fraud, mix with the port security company along with Menendez speaking up on the doctor´s behalf to investigators, at least twice...then you add in the very tardy payment for flights which took a major part of Menendez´s cash assets along with the excuse for not having done it earlier......not hard to understand why a couple of "working ladies" may be hard to find. Lots of water surrounding the Domincan Republic......Washington has become a world to be ashamed of. Politicians who live for re-election, whose ethics can be bought and sold for dollars and a good time. Too many wishing to line their own pockets, if not while serving, then setting the connections for later...
One can only imagine what the press would do with this story if you replaced "unmarried" Senator Menendez with "unmarried" Senator Graham.
You have to remind yourself, regardless of what WaPo publishes, it is by design. They are staterun media, so read between the lines. There is a purpose behind this story, and you must look past the forest to see the trees. They follow orders, it is up to the reader to figure out the WH intent behind everything they publish.
Gee? Did Menendez spend 3/4 of his net worth flying down to the DR to sip fruit drinks by the pool?Or, was there something else going on.
If the media can get you know who elected the first and second time, what´s a little thing like covering for Menendez?
I believe NBC is preparing an expose explaining that Menendez is white.
I doubt that had this come out before the election, anything would have changed.I don´t hold NJ voters in high regard.
NJ voters have overwhelmingly elected Torricelli, McGreevey, Corzine, and Menendez - - and that´s just in this very young century!You folks from other parts of the country may think you know how dumb Joisey voters are - - but you haven´t a clue. They´re way, way dumber than anything you can dream of.
Don´t be so hard on the Jersey voters. I´m from Illinois and look what we gave you.
Illinois voters win the dumber than dumb award. They have three governors in the crossbar hilton and one congressman about to register there.
Well Romney hasn´t paid his taxes for the last ten years, so take that.


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We picked this guy and a larger specimen of the same sp. up at the LFS for $6.00 each (they were labeled as "Baby blind whale sharks"!). Both of them were close to death, w/ a bad case of fin rot, but they are healing nicely. Now, the question is what are they? I was thinking Pseudocetopsis, but looking at the picture now, I'm really not sure.
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Don't laugh! Yes, we cleaned the spa out and the kids are using it as a pool. It is surprisingly big.
Paper - Piggy Tales
Cardstock - Bazzill
Flowers - Prima (of course!)
Epoxy Stickers & Shapes - Creative Imaginations, Joann's
Journal Spot - Little Yellow Bicycle
Sequins - Hydrangea Hippo etsy shop
Pearls - Kaiser Craft
Alphas & Words - EK Success, Making Memories, American Crafts
Chipboard Octopus - K & Co.
Pen - EK Success
Buttons, Craft Thread - Joann's
Paper - Basic Grey, American Crafts, Making Memories
Epoxy Shapes - Fiskars
Apple - October Afternoon
Alphas - K & Co
Punches - EK Success, Martha Stewart
Ribbon - Stampin' Up!
Cardstock - Big Lots
Pen - EK Success
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Mojo Holder Challenge #120: Sketch by Jennifer McGuire:
I've also got a page done using the new Teresa Collins sports line for a school page. I usually don't, in fact I have never, scrapped a specific event before I had the photos but when I got home from shopping at the Table yesterday I was really inspired to use this paper. I will take the photos for it tomorrow, when Katie meets her new teacher.
Katie has been stuck on trying to figure out who her teacher is going to be for 5th grade and just won't stop talking about it, has asked her little friends over the phone and in the neighborhood if they know who theirs is...then I got a phone call a couple days ago from the Principal about a "Meet the Teacher" night this week. And then a postcard came yesterday. So she just can't wait--she is conjecturing about who it is, who will be in the class, who she will sit with...ahhh just enjoy the last few days of summer already little girl!
Anyways, I am using that for some challenges -- it's another interpretation of the sketch from MojoHolder plus I am using it for Category Stories ("Stuck In A Moment" with designer and fellow Fiskateer Stephanie Hamen), and for Estee Lynn's August Scrapbook.com 3x3 Challenge (3 B+W photos, 3 Word Title, and monochromatic embellies). Now off to get the girl's hair cut for schoool. And so she can look spiffy when she meets her teacher.
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Nissan Qashqai Crossover full 9 point review
The entry-level 1.6-litre petrol engine develops 115bhp and the 1.5-litre diesel 104bhp. Both need to be worked quite hard, but they're up to the job. Our favourite engine, the 128bhp 1.6 diesel, is much stronger and smoother, and if you want more punch, there's a 138bhp 2.0 petrol or a 148bhp 2.0 diesel that's only available with an automatic gearbox.
Ride & Handling
The Qashqai has chunky tyres and supple suspension, so it floats serenely over poor surfaces at any speed. The downside of this bias towards comfort – and of the lofty stance – is that there's quite a lot of body lean through bends, although the Qashqai doesn't feel untidy because the lean is progressive and the steering weighty and direct.
This is one of the Qashqai's strengths. You do hear some wind rushing past the oversized door mirrors on the motorway, but road- and suspension noise is well contained, even over rough surfaces. The smaller diesel is grumbly around town, but it quietens down once you've settled to a steady cruise.
Buying & Owning
The Qashqai's list prices are competitive when compared with those of similar rivals, and it will be worth more than most of them when you come to sell it. Running costs are also affordable, whichever model you choose, but the 1.6 diesel is the most frugal of the bunch. It return almost 63mpg and emits just 119g/km.
Quality & Reliability
While the hard black plastics in the cabin look a little dated, the fit and finish are superb, and all the switchgear is solid and well weighted. Nissan has a decent reliability record, and the Qashqai finished 12th overall in the 2012 JD Power customer satisfaction survey, which contained 118 cars.
Safety & Security
The Qashqai has lots of kit to keep you safe, including stability control, front, side and curtain airbags and active front head restraints that move forward in a rear-end shunt to minimise whiplash. Deadlocks, a visible VIN and marked parts make life difficult for thieves.
Behind The Wheel
You sit high in the Qashqai, so get a commanding forward view, while two-way steering wheel adjustment and a driver's seat that can be cranked up and down make it easy to get comfortable. The seats are squishy, but reasonably supportive, and the dashboard is logically laid out. However, the thick rear pillars restrict over-the-shoulder vision.
Space & Practicality
The Qashqai has plenty of room for four, and enough for five if those in the back are prepared to snuggle up. That said, rear headroom isn't as generous as it is in some rivals. The boot is big and well shaped, but the rear seats lie at an awkward angle when folded.
All Qashqais are well kitted. Entry-level Visia cars come with air-conditioning, alloy wheels, a CD player, four electric windows and a Bluetooth hands-free telephone kit. Step up to Acenta trim for climate control, a CD changer, parking sensors, cruise control, and automatic headlamps and wipers. The n-tec trim gets sat-nav and a panoramic sunroof. Range-topping Tekna models have full leather upholstery and xenon headlights.


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An ultra family-focused resort on the untouristy Greek island of Lemnos.
An all-inclusive holiday village on Kos, offering fun for all the family, catering especially well for kids.
An all-inclusive hotel on Menorca, ideal for kids of all ages and with activities for adults too.
A luxury beachfront property on Rhodes, from a firm renowned for its childcare and fun family activities.
Combining 5-star luxury and the atmosphere of a relaxing retreat with a child-friendly attitude in Southern France.
Luxury family accommodation in Crete, with a private beach and amazing facilites and surroundings.
A busy all-inclusive hotel in Saint Moritz, Switzerland, with plenty going on to keep the whole family busy, including ski classes and kids club.
Super-stylish accommodation on the Algarve, with childcare for all ages and often offering discounts for grandparents.
Luxury hotel in Lanzarote with free childcare for ages 3–16, excellent kids' facilities, activities and entertainment and a dedicated family block with suites.
A spacious ski in/ski out fully-catered chalet in Reberty sleeping up to 21 people and with childcare included in the price.
Attractive family villas in Zakynthos, in a quieter resort on this lively island with outdoor pools and close to the beach.
Amazing active mountain holidays for all the family in the French Alps. Free activities, luxury accommodation, first-class service, incredible locations!
Family-friendly contemporary luxury and service with sweeping views of the Aegean.
Luxury self-catering apartments with indoor pool and sauna, walking distance to amenities in the ski resort of Haute Savoie.
A stylish Scandinavian-designed family-friendly resort in a prime lakeside ski location in Sweden.
An all-inclusive family resort in Lanzarote, mixing authentic Spanish charm, sun, sea, sand and so much more.
Excellent family resort providing great adult and children facilities, located by a stunning beach in Sardinia.
A luxury family-friendly resort with wonderful facilities, accredited crèche from 3 months+, great kids club for older kids, heated pool + petting farm in Languedoc-Roussillon.
Catering well for young and older kids with clubs and activities, plus lots to keep Mum and Dad busy, or relaxed, at this all-inclusive resort on the southern coast of Turkey.
Ski classes for older kids, kid's club for the younger ones and everything you could need for babies so you dont have to pack it all in your luggage here to Switzerland.
Family-friendly all-inclusive bungalows for relaxing but active family holidays and breaks with children of all ages in Sicily.
A luxury boutique hotel set on the beach in Kos, with a sister hotel close by offering all the activities, childcare and facilities you may need.
An intimate club for families with brilliant facilities, set on a beachfront, on the stunning island of Sardinia.
An all-inclusive 4-star family-friendly resort combining loads of activities for adults and children, in a quiet location on Turkey's Aegean Coast.
Spacious self-catering villas ideal for flexible family holidays with kids clubs, 2 pools and easy access to the beach, on the Algarve.
Traditional style bedrooms, kept well maintained with a warm and friendly feeling plus a great standard of service from staff.
5-star hotel in Cyprus overlooking a beautiful beach with a selection of watersports and a yacht for guests.
Stunning location on the island of Corsica, excellent childcare and facilities and only a short flight from the UK.
A big sandy beach, enthusiastic staff, good food and great watersports makes this family resort in the Peloponnese, Greece a sure fire hit.
Excellent childcare, family-friendly facilities, activities and watersports at this family resort in Kos.
Brilliant facilities, a stunning private beach and overall, a very family-friendly resort on the island of Sardinia.
A warm and inviting family-focused chalethotel ideally located for family ski holidays in Alp d'Huez.
Located in northern Sardinia, this luxury family-friendly resort offers free childcare, great pools and a large spa.
Check out this 3 day 'Santa's Magic' break in Lapland for a family activity holiday full of fun activities and the chance to meet the main man himself.
7 day family adventure in Scandinavia with huskies, reindeers and saunas.
A fun-filled family snow programme for children from 4 years old, including an afternoon with Santa.
4 days/3 nights in Saariselkä - reindeer safaris, search for Santa and snowmobiling.
A centre-based week of snow-filled winter sports and traditional activities.
All-inclusive family holiday resort on Mallorca, with kids clubs, splash park, football academy and evening entertainment.
All-inclusive family resort on the Costa Brava with kids club, activities and free unlimited access to a nearby waterpark.
Family-orientated hotel in Lapland with plenty of indoor and outdoor activities.
Large 5-star family beach resort with a small private sandy beach and activities to keep the kids busy.
All-inclusive resort on the southern Turkish coast, with an 18-hole golf course and activities for children of all ages.
Cosy gites offering all the facilities needed for you to enjoy a self-catering family holiday .
A top holiday park and camping choice for all the family on the Costa Brava, even more so for the little ones with loads of fun going on.
A relaxing holiday park by the Brittany coast, especially great with toddlers and grandparents (who stay for free).
A traditionally styled luxurious chalet in Meribel with a games room and full catering.
A family-run hotel in the super family-friendly ski resort of Lech in Austria. It even has it's own in-house bakery!
A great self-catering option for family skiing in the car-free resort of Avoriaz; catering well for the youngest of children.
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King Kong 2: Ikari no Megaton Punch
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"The proceedings in Guantanamo will take place in public view, although there is still room for improvements in access for the press. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other Al Qaeda defendants will all be presumed innocent, they will be entitled to both military and civilian counsel who will cross-examine all witnesses against them and see all mitigating evidence in the prosecution's hands. Their guilt must be proved beyond reasonable doubt, and each will have the right of appeal all the way to the Supreme Court. The death penalty cannot be imposed unless there is a unanimous guilty verdict amongst the members of the commission and the government cannot appeal a verdict of not guilty. The accused will have, as I have said above, far greater rights than the Nazis were given at Nuremberg."
From Justice and the Enemy: Nuremberg, 9/11, and the Trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed by William Shawcross. E-book on sale now for $2.99.


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Salvador Dali was almost as surreal a character as he was an artist. Although best remembered for being an outrageous ego-maniac and brilliant painter; Dali was also involved with a few films. His first and still most famous is the highly disturbing yet undeniably fascinating
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He later directed a few short films and in 1951 Don Juan Tenorio. ~ Sandra Brennan, Rovi
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This compilation video, part of the "Avant Garde" series, features a collection of avant garde and experimental films, including: Un Chien Andalou (1928), by Luis Bunuel and Salvador Dali; Regen (1929), by Joris Ivens and Mannus Franken; Uberfall (1929), by Erno Marzner; Hearts of Age (1934), directed by and starring Orson Welles; and Ballet Mecanique (1924), by Fernand Leger. ~ Tana Hobart, All Movie Guide
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L'Âge d'Or begins as a documentary about the habits of scorpions, utilizing library footage and silent-style intertitles. Amid the rocks of an inlet, archbishops are seen chanting by a beggar-soldier (Max Ernst), who then makes a long journey back to his hideout. He informs his fellow beggar-soldiers that the "Mallorcans" have arrived and it is time to bear arms and fight. But this small group of soldiers is weak and exhausted through starvation, and only one of them survives the trip back. The Mallorcans, a caravan of wealthy dignitaries and their servants, arrive to lay a cornerstone commemorating the now skeletal archbishops. The ceremony is interrupted by the screams of lovemaking, and the couple is separated by gendarmes and led away. The man (Gaston Modot), whom we later learn is a government official of some standing, establishes his nasty and anti-social character through the kicking a dog. The ceremony continues; a title card identifies this as the foundation of Imperial Rome. The next sequence intercuts scenes of the girl (Lya Lys), who is the daughter of a wealthy marquis, lost in a world of erotic fantasy, with scenes of the man being led down the street by the gendarmes. The man finally produces diplomatic papers, and is released.
The marquis (Ibanez) and marquise (Germaine Noizet) throw a large party at their villa, where a number of strange events occur without the slightest notice from the guests. A momentary distraction is caused when the gamekeeper shoots his son over a minor incident. The government official arrives at the party and is soon in pursuit of the girl, although the social nature of the event, at first, keeps them apart. The marquise accidentally spills a little wine over the government official's hand, and he slaps her, exciting the girl. (Alfred Hitchcock would later echo this very scene in Strangers on a Train.) The girl and the government official are finally allowed to consummate their fetishistic desires to the strains of Wagner in an extended love scene in the garden. This is interrupted when the conductor (Duchange) of the concert nearby has a headache and walks off the podium, directly into the arms of the girl. The government official gets a phone call, where he is told that his actions have resulted in the deaths of tens of thousands of the "women, children, and old people" he is sworn to protect. He curses the caller, and enraged, he goes to his apartment to rip apart pillows and to hurl several objects, including an archbishop, out the window. The final sequence begins with a series of lengthy, and increasingly agitated, intertitles announcing that the Duc de Blangis (Lionel Salem) and his henchmen are due to emerge from 120 days of debauchery inside a secluded castle. When the party does emerge, the duke is seen to be missing his beard. ~ David Lewis, Rovi
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Don't be fooled by the approach. To get to the 100 cabins nestled deep in the hills behind Carmel Valley, you first wind along a luxurious golf course and pass new multimillion-dollar estates.
But when the road narrows and the oaks make way for redwoods, you reach the old gate at San Clemente Rancho, a private enclave dating back half a century. What the 1960s-era cabins here lack in square footage, they make up for in vintage charm and, in some cases, high style.
Folks from San Francisco to Salinas have discovered this special place and brought their own sense of style – from modern organic to rustic to Americana – to these little abodes. And at nearly every one, you'll find deck railings covered with beach towels and walking sticks for hikes and buckets at back doors for catching bullfrogs at the lake.
Three cabin owners opened their doors for a peek into how they made the most of their small spaces by combining a respect for the past with their own family heirlooms and contemporary touches.
The look: Modern organic
Kathi Fanelli-Mann, a Bay Area interior designer, shares her one-bedroom, 600-square-foot cabin with her husband, playwright Michael Norman Mann, and their two sons.
Their large Hollister home is filled with vivid colors – but not their tiny cabin at the rancho.
"I wanted to keep it peaceful in here with the color scheme," she said. The existing whitewashed redwood walls drove the theme and texture. From the bedroom on one side, through the kitchen, she covered the floor with a neutral seagrass – a forgiving flooring that hides the tracked-in dirt and dries quickly when the boys leave their wet bathing suits behind. The chairs are covered in linen, the windows in canvas. A block of wood serves as an end table. Fern leaves picked from the property and propped in oversize jars provide the organic color that brings in the outdoors.
The most stunning focal point is reserved for the bedroom – a huge photo-on-canvas of a snow-covered Yellowstone bison that Mann took on vacation. But this lone bedroom is no master bedroom. Indeed, the Manns gave it up for their boys and flanked the buffalo with a pair of twin beds. A mirrored cabinet from Ikea provides storage and adds visual space – and a bit of sparkle – to the room. A jar next to one of the beds keeps a collection of wild turkey and quail feathers the boys gathered on the property.
An added benefit of giving the children the bedroom? Close the door and hide the mess.
The couple sleeps in the living room, in a sleek daybed with decorative pillows that doubles as a lounge space.
The real magic is outdoors, where an old patio lined by a low stone wall nestles into a grove of live oaks and a new deck overlooks a fish pond, Mann's favorite place to write.
"In the evenings," Fanelli-Mann said, "we sit outside, wrap ourselves in blankets and watch the bats come out."
When Lee Wilson first saw the Blackrock Creek surging past the cabin for sale at San Clemente Rancho, "I was absolutely enthralled."
As a kid, he had spent time at a cabin in Boulder Creek with a stream running under it, so "when I saw this I thought, oh, I've got to have that. This is where I've got to be."
The previous owners had left the one-bedroom cabin with a loft furnished – with a sofa, leather chair, an oak table and a pair of monumental elk trophy heads on the wall.
"I wasn't real gung-ho about keeping those," wife Terry Wilson said of the trophies. She thought their grown daughter "would have a fit and not want to be up there."
But they didn't seem to bother her, "so we just left them."
They were part of the history of the cabin, after all.
An avid antiques collector, Terry Wilson filled the cabin with special touches, from vintage canoe paddles and embroidered samplers to a drum coffee table.
"I tried to pick little things that were Americana-looking, the red, white and blue," she said. Many pieces are sentimental, from a handcrafted hutch her father made, to her mother's handwoven Mexican blankets and her parents' wall clock. On the hearth rest four pairs of children's cowboy boots that belonged to her, her brother and the most recent addition – her granddaughter's pink ones.
As much as Terry Wilson loves to decorate, it was Lee Wilson who was adamant about several statement pieces he acquired from places as divergent as the San Francisco Design Center (an American flag tile mosaic for the front walkway) and a roadside trash bin (a shutter for above the kitchen sink). He nailed to the kitchen wall his collection of Griswold cast-iron skillets and placed an old cigar-store Indian that was a gift from a friend at the front gate.
"I just walk in and have extreme calm," he said. "I don't go to the pool or the rec center because I've got everything right here, the best of all worlds."
The look:Lakeside rustic
As you walk up the front path to this cabin, you spot the green canoe floating against the deck and wonder whether you've actually stepped into a Winslow Homer painting.
Carol and Lin Krebs of Los Gatos were smitten when they laid eyes on the lakeside cabin, made from a cedar log kit in 1972 from Pan-Abode, a company still in business today. The cabin was built by Mike and Donna Dormody and their four children, who bought the rancho in 1960 from the McFadden family that homesteaded the land in the 1920s. Some 16 miles southeast of Carmel, the property lies in the Santa Lucia Mountains – a two-hour drive from the South Bay.
At 1,000 square feet with three bedrooms and a loft, "it was one of the biggest," said Bruce Dormody, who now runs the entire San Clemente Rancho development. While he and his family own the land, they sell 99-year licensing agreements to cabin owners. (Cabins for sale range from the mid-$100,000s to low-$500,000s, plus membership and other fees, and can be seen at www.mountain-cabins.com.)
At the lakeside cabin, Dormody recalled, none of the bedrooms had closets.
That was a problem the Krebs family set out to change, adding a master bedroom, bath and closet. With the help of decorator Lillian Stahl, they added a crackle finish to the kitchen cabinets, vintage chairs and Western paintings. Exposed pipes in the original bathroom were wrapped with rope.
On Fourth of July weekend, they drape red, white and blue bunting from the railing of the wraparound deck and watch the fish jump, the egrets fly and the kids jump off the swimming platform in the middle of Trout Lake. "You really feel you're floating on the water," she said.
Inside, she said, "small, comfortable and cozy was what I really wanted."
And like most of the cabin owners who have found a respite here, that's exactly what she got.
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Crocker Art Camp: Black & White Session
For Ages 6 - 10
Monday, Thursday, Friday, December 23, 26, 27
Crocker Art Camp sessions are art-filled adventures designed to help cultivate kids' creative
spark. With its world-class permanent collection, exciting exhibitions, and an accomplished
team of professional Museum education staff, the Crocker is the perfect place to develop
imaginations and creative thinking skills. In addition to plenty of hands-on art-making,
campers will view and discuss a wide range of art, tour special exhibitions, take walking
fields trips, meet guest artists, and participate in gallery activities and games. All activities
are flexible to fit your child's individual educational, social, and artistic needs. Space is
limited and camps frequently sell out.
• For children ages 6 – 10
• Each camper receives a Crocker Kid t-shirt; additional shirts may be purchased
• Museum provides two snacks daily
• All art supplies are included
• Convenient drop-off and pick-up
• Before- and after-care are not available
Camp Instructors: Alison Flory, Sharon Hanson, Mallorie Marsh, Lisa Zdybel
The Black and White Session is December 23, 26, 27
The 2-D & 3-D Session is December 30 & January 2-3
Fee per session:
$150 Members
$175 Nonmember
Fee for both sessions:
$285 Members
$330 Nonmembers
To enroll in this class, register now, visit the Museum Admission Desk, or call 916.808.1182. Or download and print the registration form below and mail, fax, or email your completed form to the Museum. Click on the Ways to Register button at left for more information on how to submit your form.


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Alera Bonded Black Leather Swivel/Tilt High-Back Chair
Item #120098
- Model: NI41CS10B
- Black bonded leather caresoft upholstery has the look and feel of top-grain leather
- Tufted cushions, lumbar support, padded arms and headrest provide all day comfort
- Black Nylon five-star base with casters
- Steel Frame
- Polyurethane loop padded loop style arms
- Assembly Required
- Back Size: 20"W x 31"H
- Height: 44" to 47"
- Seat Size: 21"W x 18"D
- Overall Size: 21"W x 18"D x 44" to 47"H
- Weight: 50 lbs
- Pneumatic seat height adjustment
- 360 degree swivel
- Knee tilt
- Tilt tension
- Tilt lock controls Casters supplied with this chair may not be suitable for all floor types.
Model: ALE NI41CS10B
Adjustable Back Angle: Yes
Arm Material: Vinyl
Base Material: Nylon
Brand: Alera
Collection Name: Nico
Color: Black
Length: 26.75 in.
Model: ALE NI41CS10B
Padded Seat: Yes
Post Consumer Recycled Content: 5 Percent
Pre Consumer Recycled Content: 25 Percent
Upholstered: Yes
Upholstery Material: Leather
Weight Capacity: 250 lb.
Width: 27.25 in.
The estimated delivery time will be 1-3 business days from the day of order.
Please note: Large orders may be shipped using an alternative shipping method which may change the delivery window to 1-4 days.
*Delivery is available to Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. An additional Shipping and Handling fee will apply to shipments going to Alaska, Hawaii or Puerto Rico. This fee will be quoted at checkout. Additional transit time may be required.
Orders going to Puerto Rico will be shipped via USPS and not UPS Ground. Estimated delivery time for these orders will be approximately 3-6 business days from time of order.
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Portola's Connor Kennedy slides into third before Quincy's Kyle Froggatt has a chance to tag him out. The two teams started their seasons last Friday with a rivalry game against one another. Photos by James Wilson |
The sound of a bat cracking against the ball means one thing; baseball season has started. Portola, Quincy and Chester all started the season March 8 at the Glenn Cox Baseball Tournament at Los Molinos High School.
All three teams played three games. Chester took on Fall River early Friday morning to lose its first game 3-1. Immediately afterward, Quincy took down its rival Portola 8-6 in a game that got down to the wire.
Quincy went on to get shut down 9-0 by Fall River and then beat Princeton 11-0. Portola took down Chester 11-2 and Biggs 13-1. After losing to Portola, Chester won its last game of the tournament 15-3 against Los Molinos.
The Plumas teams were obviously working out their kinks during the tournament. None of the three Plumas teams have been able to practice outside, and Friday's games were the first time they actually played on a field this year.
"It was the first set of games this season, so it was a little tough," said Quincy's coach Bob Hatzell. "There were a lot of bright spots, though. I thought we hit the ball pretty well. Our pitching seemed pretty good as well."
Kyle Froggatt pitched the majority of the Trojan's game against Princeton for a shutout. Froggatt had eight strikeouts to start his season off well.
Portola's coach Tim Brubaker made sure his team stayed well energized throughout the tournament. Brubaker utilized seven pitchers in all during the three games, not allowing anyone to throw more than 55 pitches.
"All in all I thought it went okay," said Brubaker. "We still have a ways to go this season, though. I was pleased with our pitching and thought we got better approaches at the plate as the games progressed."
Ricky Lowdermilk through Portola's first pitch of the season against the Trojans. Lowdermilk also did great at bat in Portola's game against Biggs, getting five RBIs.
Though Chester lost two of its games last weekend, the Volcanoes' coach Terry Hernandez thinks his team has a good shot.
"I'm very optimistic about this season," said Hernandez. "I was even pleased with our game against Fall River. They're one of the toughest teams in the area and we held our own with them. We showed what we can do in our game against Los Molinos, I fell. We were able to put the bat on the ball."
Hernandez awarded Cole Conner All Tourney for his batting ability. Conner consistently hit the ball and moved his teammates along.
Chester returns to Los Molinos on March 15 for a league game. The Volcanoes first home game is against Quincy on March 20 at 3:30 p.m. Quincy has no other games before that. Portola travels to Virginia City on March 15 and to North Tahoe
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The Trade Fair Palace of the National Gallery in Prague presents another exceptional Czech artist from the generation which began to impact the local artistic scene during the 1960s. The retrospective of the painter and costume designer Theodor Pištěk (1932) is followed by an extensive exhibition of works by Hugo Demartini (1931-2010). The two artists were long-time friends since their studies at the Prague Academy. Next year, the National Gallery will introduce viewers to the painter Jan Kotík (1916-2002).
The exhibition of Hugo Demartini encompasses works created between 1956 and the early 1990s from all significant stages of his artistic career. It emphasizes Demartini's singular contribution to Czech sculpture during the latter half of the 20th century, mainly based on his courage to experiment. It illustrates the remarkable development of his oeuvre, from the traditional figural sculpture and Informal Art to the constructivist tendencies of the 1960s, when the artist pursued his characteristic reliefs and objects made of chrome-plated metal and realized radical experiments with accidental compositions on the verge of Action Art. Attention is also naturally paid to other changes in Demartini's work during the 1970s and 1980s, to his return to the pure sculptural material in the plaster models of deserted places and in the cubic destroyed objects.
The impact of the sculptor's works is supported by an inventive installation by the architectonic team headed by the artist Federico Díaz.
Part of the exhibition space is a studio equipped with interactive games on the subjects "immediate sculpture", "construction and order", and "object". The exhibition programme includes open art workshops for families with children, art playrooms, a workshop for adults and a series of guided tours commented by experts and lectors from the Gallery's education department.


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Upscale St Maarten Condo on the Beach in Daytona Beach Shores
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$ 3,500 - $ 4,500 / month
vacation rental description
Our beautiful home by the sea is the perfect place for you and your family and friends to relax and have a special vacation to always remember. Enjoy the ocean views from the living room which is comfortably furnished with quality leather and features a large screen 3D TV. The balcony is a great place for coffee in the morning or cocktails in the evening and is accessible from both the living room and master bedroom. Our fully appointed kitchen features cherry cabinets and granite counter tops and breakfast bar. The large dining room table provides a family gathering place and the 9 ft ceilings and designer lighting add to the ambience. Our unit has superior furnishings through out. All three bedrooms have excellent quality matresses and their own private baths. The master bedroom suite has a huge bath with his & her sinks, a large soaking tub and a fully tiled double shower. You also have access to high speed wireless internet and an underground reserved parking space. In addition we have 3d movies, games, bikes, ocean chairs & umbrella and a Bocce set for your use.
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Laura Goodway 518-466-5953
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St Maarten is a highly sought after location due to the lovely grounds and fabulous amenities our facility has to offer. Besides the beautiful beach located right outside your door, there are 3 pools available, an outdoor lap pool,a heated outdoor pool with spa jacuzzi and a heated indoor pool and indoor theraputic hot tub. There is a fully equiped fitness center with exercise machines, free weights and two saunas. You can also enjoy the library or have a game of pool in the billards room.
We also have our caretaker Matt, who will make sure you have everything you need during your stay and answer any questions you may have. He is a great source for recommendations for restaurants and activities. Your own personal concierge!
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Daytona Beach Shores is a great location within walking distance of restaurants, shopping and mini golf. We are located 10 minutes from the Daytona International Speedway, home of NASCAR and the Daytona 500. Nearby are excellent restaurants, golf courses, fishing excursions, boat rentals, 4 wheeler rentals and parasailing. Kenedy Space Center is a nice drive up the Coast. Orlando, Disney, Universal and Sea World are only an hour away. St Augustine, our nation's oldest city is an hour North and a makes a great day trip.
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Check with owner for rates, specials and availibility. The St Maarten board requires 2 week minimum rentals, occasionally we will be able to accomodate a 1 week rental if we are able to block out 2 weeks, depending on our schedule.
Rates are inc 12.5.% FL tax & plus the cleaning fee of $150.
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Learn more in our Security CenterTop things to do in Daytona Beach Shores
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