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Starring: | Bernard Hepton, Ian Bannen, Alec Guinness, Anthony Bate, George Sewell, Joss Ackland, Michael Aldridge |
Director: | John Irvin |
Genres: | Drama, Television |
Studio: | BBC WORLDWIDE PUBLISHING |
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Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - Disc 1 |
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Rental release: | 26 May 2003 |
Main languages: | English |
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Advances in technology have led to more organizations making information available over the Internet and the World Wide Web rather than through print, significantly changing the nature of printing and information dissemination. Government Printing Office (GPO) management recognizes that the new environment in which it operates requires that the agency modernize and transform itself and the way it does business. To assist in this transformation, GAO has been performing a comprehensive review of government printing and information dissemination and of GPO's operations. In this testimony, GAO summarizes the result of its work to date, for which GAO convened a panel of experts on printing and dissemination (assembled with the help of the National Academy of Sciences) to develop options for GPO to consider in its transformation, and surveyed executive branch customers regarding their practices and preferences for printing and dissemination, as well as on their interactions with GPO. The testimony reports on how changes in the technological environment are presenting challenges to GPO and on its progress in addressing actions that GAO's work indicates could advance its transformation effort.
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Consisting of 15 studios and 2 apartments, the resort offers a bar, breakfast room, swimming pool, gardens and parking. There is vibrant night life 200 metres away from Perivolos beach with bars, restaurants, a water park and disco. Fira Town and Santorini Airport are both just 15 minutes' drive away. Also available is free transportation to and from the port and airport with a mini bus. Please make a note your arrival details when you book a studio or apartment at our family owned property. The rooms are equiped with television,air conditioning, safe box, mini fridge and mini kitchenette.
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There is a bill in the TN House today that will make the exchange of gold, silver, or platinum coins and bullion TAX FREE!!!
PLEASE call and e-mail the following committee members and tell them to pass this bill (HB3202) unamended:
Rep. Kent Williams
(615) 741-7450
(423) 768-3431
Rep. Jon Lundberg
(615) 741-7623
Rep. Pat Marsh
(615) 741-6824
Rep. Charles Curtiss
(615) 741-1963
(931) 761-2765
Rep. JoAnne Favors
(615) 741-2702
(423) 624-5088
Rep. Bill Harmon
(615) 741-6849
(423) 949-5100
Rep. Ryan A. Haynes
(615) 741-2264
Rep. Steve McManus
(615) 741-1920
Rep. Richard Montgomery
(615) 741-5981
(865) 453-1218
Rep. Joe Pitts
(615) 741-2043
Rep. Dennis Edward Roach
(615) 741-2534
(865) 828-4356
Rep. Charles Michael Sargent
(615) 741-6808
(615) 771-7222
Rep. David Shepard
(615) 741-3513
(615) 446-9782
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National CFL
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Young Americans for Liberty
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Reason Mag
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Internet Libertarianism
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- Big Labor's Big Mac Attack!
- Philadelphia Police Reviving Practice of Transporting Suspects Recklessly in "Nickel Rides," Lawsuits Allege
- ReasonTV Replay: Drew Carey on NAFTA
- Eyewitness to Fast-Food Strikes: Another Reason to Support REASON!
- Ronald Bailey Reviews The Cure in the Code by Peter Huber
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- Mexicans and Medicine: A Grand Bargain?
- WTO Reaches Historic Deal on World Trade
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Downsize DC
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- Senate Intelligence Committee Wants to Legalize NSA Crimes
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- Call It Katrina-care
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- Fed's Williams: Cutting Rate on Banks' Reserves 'Would Make Sense'
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- WTI Rises on U.S. Supply Dip as Discount to Brent Shrinks
- White House Gets Its Man for Top Surveillance Lawyer
- Washington and Mandela: Trusting Generations to Come
- Companies and Conservatives Prepare for Oncoming Carbon Taxes
- The Giraffe Trick: Paolo Sorrentino's "The Great Beauty"
- Would Someone Just Shut That Pope Up?
- Should All Kids Learn to Code?
- Yuval Levin's Must-Read Primer on America's Ideological Faultline
- Kissinger, Shultz Quietly Back Iran Diplomacy
- U.S. Test Scores Lag Vietnam, and That's OK
- A Cheney Vet Takes Aim for the Next War
- Religion, Charity, and "Effective Altruism"
- China Goes Tiger Over the Senkaku Islands
- Amazon, the Internet, and Online Hype
- The Problem With Gender Quotas
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- Hard to Take the German Absolution of Tesla Fires Seriously
- Heartland's Jim Lakely on Canada's Sun News Talking Greenpeace 'Christmas is Canceled' Vid
- Heartland Daily Podcast: Victor Davis Hanson- Educating for a Self-Governing Republic
- Obama's Shallow Inequality Speech And The Presidency That Might Have Been
- Heartland Daily Podcast: Seton Motley – Healthcare.gov Technical Problems
- Here's The One Crazy Thing Barack Obama Can Do To Save Obamacare
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- Americans Don't Trust The Government, And That Could Be Great For America
- Is It Time to Let Adults Play Online Poker Again?
- Greenpeace to Kids: Christmas is Canceled
- Taxes Out of Control and Out of Bounds
- The Great Depression Was Ended by the End of World War II, Not the Start of It
- From Prohibition to Obamacare
- Duke Energy Fine for Bird Kills is All Show, No Substance
- Heartland Daily Podcast: Mike Stenhouse: Rhode Island Moving Toward Ending Sales Tax
- Et tu, Cardinal Dolan? "Less Eligibility" as justification for Obamacare
- Heartland Daily Podcast: Victor Skinner- Wisconsin Officials Harass Voucher Schools
- Illinois' So-called Pension Reform Is Not Real Reform
Volokh Conspiracy
- BDS Advocate Roger Waters Holds Some Strange Views about Jews
- Verse for Sunday: "On the Vnion"
- CFSA Poll of Payday Loan Customers
- Philadelphia Condemns Artist's Studio to Build a Supermarket and Parking Lot
- 6. Beyond RFRA: What Should We Think of Mutual Duties of Accommodation?
- Wind Farm Permits to Kill Protected Eagles
- 5C. RFRA Strict Scrutiny: The Interest in Protecting Newly Created Private Rights
- 5B. RFRA Strict Scrutiny: The Interest in Sex Equality
- Query About Using Editing Exercises in Selecting Clinic Students / Brief-Writing Assistants
- Why Canada's debit card system doesn't need any more controls
- 5A. RFRA Strict Scrutiny: The Interest in Protecting Health
- Nelson Mandela
- Kansas City Police Allegedly Threatened to Shoot Homeowner's Dogs if He Refused to Let them Search his House Without a Warrant
- Interesting Essay on Jews who Oppose Israel
- Nelson Mandela, Ave Atque Vale
- Would New Jersey Bill Criminalize the Speech in Hustler v. Falwell?
- The American Studies Association and the Pending, Watered Down, Israel Boycott
- 4B. RFRA Strict Scrutiny: The Argument from Secular Exceptions
- 3A2 [extra]. A Brief Note on the "Substantial Burden" Requirement
- 4A. RFRA Strict Scrutiny: The Slippery Slope Question
Mercatus Ctr
- Exploring The Affordable Care Act: What Is The Impact and What Is Necessary for Successful Reform?
- Labor Market Still Struggling Despite Positive November Gains
- A Reality Check on the Pension Crisis
- Breaking Down Illinois' Pension Crisis
- Shutting Down the Engines of Innovation
- Principles for Telecommunications Act Reform
- Regulatory Landscape: Burdens on Small Financial Institutions
- Regulatory Landscape: Burdens on Small Financial Institutions
- Budget Conference 2013: Principles For A Credible Deal
- Why Government Institutions Fail to Deliver on Their Promises: The Public Choice Explanation
- Regulatory Conceit Is Strangling Tomorrow's Start-Ups
- The Fed Is Biting Off More Than It Can Chew
- Scottsdale Supporter and Friend Lunch
- Tucson Supporter and Friend Lunch
- Government Report on Benefits and Costs of Federal Regulations Fails to Capture Full Impact of Rules
- Allowing Cellphone Use in Airplanes Won't Create Chaos
- Logan City's Adventures in Micro-Hydropower: How Federal Regulations Discourage Renewable Energy Development
- Amazon's Drones Plan Shows Innovation That Burdensome Regulations Could Stifle
- Occupational Exposure to Respirable Crystalline Silica
- ND Freest State in the Nation
- Harvey Silverglate on His Fight for Free Speech, What Makes a 'Liberal,' and Harvard's Free Speech Fakery
- You Could Win a $10,000 College Scholarship from FIRE!
- 'Blueprint' No More? Feds Back Away from New Campus Speech Restrictions
- University of Wisconsin Regents Revise Systemwide Speech Code
- Harvey Silverglate on the 'Slow Death of Free Speech at Harvard'
- Speech Code of the Month: Rogers State University
- Dixie State University Bans an Alphabet, Tells Women They Can't Use Greek Letters in Club Name
- 'Unlearning Liberty' Turns One, Paperback Edition Set for Release in March
- FIRE's Nico Perrino in 'The Guardian': Culture of Surveillance Extends to College Campuses
- Juan Williams Blasts Censorship, Argues Students and Citizens Need Open Avenues to Exchange Ideas (VIDEO)
Independent Institute
- Campaign Finance Reformers Help To Ruin Thanksgiving
- Two New Blogs Add To The Discussion
- Tune in Tonight to Philosophy in Action
- Let's Talk About Really Big Money
- Money (Still) Can't Buy Elections
- An Overlooked First Amendment Dissent
- Free Speech v. FEC
- States in which Citizens United made no difference demand it be reversed
Institute for Justice II
- Philadelphia Wants To Use Eminent Domain To Turn An Artist's Studio Into A Parking Lot And Supermarket
- Government should pull back on forfeitures
- Cookie criminals
- Let science, and courts, fix bone marrow shortage
- Ticketing Toys for Tots
- Government to keep ban on paying bone marrow donors
- Restrictions on sales of home-baked goods put the pinch on Minnesota entrepreneurs
- Raw milk is reckless, but advertising should be legal
- Gardeners prevail in Orlando turf war: Veggies OK in front yard, too
- Federal Regulation Could Re-Define The Word "Organ," Jeopardize Bone Marrow Donations
Liberty Maven
- Ron Paul farewell, Liberty Maven goodbye
- Massive government disrespect for…
- Time to Resist REAL ID
- SOTU: America is doomed but there is hope in Ron Paul
- Ron Paul Revolution: Something in the Air
- The Ron Paul and Gary Johnson Factor
- POLL: Rest easy Ron Paul detractors, Iowa GOP won't let him win
- If you want to beat Obama, Ron Paul is your choice
- The best Ron Paul analysis you will ever read this campaign season…
- From Israel: Vote Ron Paul and Let My People Go!
- Michelle Bachmann's own political director claims she lied about Ron Paul defection
- Indecent American For Ron Paul
Natl Taxpayer Union
- Latest Taxpayer's Tab: The $109 Billion Question
- 'Tis The Season... For More Taxes
- The Late Edition: December 5, 2013
- The Late Edition: December 4, 2013
- Spotlight On Sequestration
- The Late Edition: December 3, 2013
- NTUF Interns Meet with Congressman Justin Amash!
- Taxpayer Money for Anti-Taxpayer Propaganda
- The Late Edition: December 2, 2013
- Cyber Monday's Worst Deal
Competitive Enterprise Institute
- Steyer Panelist Wants Massive Tax Hikes, Smaller TVs
- Government unions broke – and now must fix – Detroit
- Regulation Nation: Gov't regs estimated to pound private sector with $1.8T in costs
- Balance of Competences Review: Trade and Investment
- At Thanksgiving, Big Grocery & Big Labor Attack Wal-Mart
- Jessica Alba Leads Mommy War on Synthetic Chemicals
- Amtrak – Another Government-Run Disaster
- The Battle of Two Hedgehogs
- UAW chief's legacy to be decided in South
- Beer industry is important — and overtaxed
- ObamaCare faces another challenge in federal court
- EPA proposal could shift war on renewable fuels
- Pennsylvania May Lead the Nation in Liberating Beer (From Prohibition Era "Franchise Laws")
- Prohibition Hangover Cure for Keystone State Brewers
- Judge Upbraids Public-Sector Unions' Refusal To Work To Clean Up The Mess They Made
- A New Wave of Challenges to Health Law
- King v Sebelius - Plaintiffs' Opposition to Goverment Cross Motion for Summary Judgment
- Monsanto confronts devilish public image problem
- Long-shot legal challenges to health care law abound
- Halbig v Sebelius - Government Reply in Support of Summary Judgment
Foundation for Economic Education
The Advocates
- Instead of "Government Subsidies"…
- Who will fund national monuments in a libertarian country?
- The Power of One
- They Said It…
- FREE E-Book: After the Welfare State
- Videos: The Five Winners of the First-Ever Reason Liberty Video Prize
- Anal Probes at a Traffic Stop: Why the War on Drugs Must End
- Look Who's Coming to Dinner
- More Evidence: Libertarians Growing Rapidly in Numbers and Influence
- Too Much Libertarianism?
- Is gene patenting akin to slavery?
- The Assault of Laughter
- Liberty Resource: 2013 Edition of FREE Gun Rights E-Book
- VIDEO: The NSA Has "The Whole World in Its Hands"
- Report: U.S. Economic Freedom Fading; U.S. Falls to 17th Place
- News From the Advocates
- Record High: 58% of Americans Say Re-Legalize Marijuana
- What is the "non-aggression principle"?
- Is Your Libertarian Activism "Only a Drop in the Bucket"?
Mises Daily
- Fascism Is a Current Political and Economic System
- The State Causes the Poverty It Later Claims to Solve
- Guardians of the Warfare State
- The Fed Turns 100: A Survey of the Critics
- Why I Am an Anarcho-Capitalist
The Humble Libertarian
- "They Died to Make Us Free" - Video
- A Poem for a Teacher
- Every Drug War Supporter Should Watch This Short YouTube Cartoon
- Gun Technology Is Inherently Liberal, Because It Empowers The Disempowered
- These 5 People Used an AR-15 to Defend Themselves and It May Have Saved Their Lives
- "The most important part of the Edward Snowden story is..."
- Happy Constitution Day: I'm Allowed to Rob You!
- Oh My God Yes
- This video of the Nashville #NoWarWithSyria Rally is an inspiring glimpse into the hearts and minds of many Americans
- There Are Plenty of Good Reasons You Might Want to ID Yourself: Why Should The State Have a Monopoly?
- 10 Chemical Weapons Attacks Washington Doesn't Want You To Talk About
- Video: Some Startling Facts About Circumcision
- 11 Awkward Photos of Washington Politicians Meeting With The Bad Guys
- Do Not Hit Your Children with Belts
- Manning's Sentence Was The Washington Regime's Open Declaration of State Tyranny
- Did Cooking Make Us Human? What A Great Documentary!
- Foreign Policy Mad Libs!
- Washington Foreign Policy in Four Easy Steps!
- I can't even believe this is legal.
- Money For Nothing: A Federal Reserve Documentary
- Did FDR Provoke Pearl Harbor?
- Can You Be Forced To Be Your Brother's Keeper?
- South African Apartheid
- It's Essential to Health and Longevity
- You're Dead in 20 Minutes
- The Hobby Lobby Case Is Not About Contraception
- Great Gifts for Gun Guys
- 'Oh, You're Gonna Shoot Me?'
- Have Yourself a Thrifty Little Christmas
- '1984' as Instruction Manual
- Here's Looking at You
- The Establishment Cover-Up Continues
- Japan Strengthens State Secrecy, Beefs Defense Role to Placate US
- Max Blumenthal Talks Goliath at New America Foundation
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America 101
We cast our vote for what to see at the Chicago Humanities Fest.
Every fall, the Chicago Humanities Festival offers an eclectic array of programs featuring writers, scholars, policy makers and more. It's an ideal kind of education: plenty of thought-provoking discussion and zero exams. The 23rd annual fest, exploring the many meanings of "America," falls during the presidential election (Thursday 1–Sunday 11) and aims to deepen the political discourse. Artistic director Matti Bunzl says CHF will provide a forum for "the sophisticated and respectful conversations about America that so many of us long to see in the public arena." If you're undecided about what events to attend, we've taken the liberty of creating a "class schedule," with an emphasis on literary offerings. Get schooled.
Social studies "The Power of the Writer's Voice"
Dorothy Allison is known both for her searing fiction (Bastard Out of Carolina, Cavedweller) and political outspokenness. She forthrightly addresses class, gender and sexuality in her work, particularly issues impacting gays and lesbians. "I don't know if this is the right analogy, but I think of her like Ellen DeGeneres," says senior program manager Corrina Lesser. "Both have helped bring those conversations into the popular media." Allison will talk with Booklist editor Donna Seaman about the writer's influence in contemporary culture. Harold Washington Library Center, 400 S State St. Sat 3 at 10:30pm; $15.
Latino lit "Beyond Macondo"
According to Lesser, when CHF approached award-winning author Luis Alberto Urrea (Queen of America) about what writer he might want to introduce to the Humanities Fest audience, "He paused for like one and a half seconds and said 'Cristina Henríquez is amazing.' " We agree. The Panamanian-American author most recently showcased her lyrical prose in the novel The World in Half. We look forward to their candid conversation on Latino/Latina fiction. UIC Forum, Main Hall AB, 725 W Roosevelt Rd. Sat 3 at 2pm; $10.
American lit "The Case for Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer"
As a kid at Francis Parker School in the 1920s, Barney Rosset made a mimeographed newsletter called Anti-Everything. He was a publishing pioneer, going on to helm the legendary Grove Press, edit the Evergreen Review and fight obscenity laws in the '50s and '60s. Loren Glass, one of the last to interview him (Rosset died in February), discusses his campaign against censorship. Francis W. Parker School, 2233 N Clark St. Sun 11 at 2pm; $5.
Honors English "Richard Ford"
Ford, winner of the Pulitzer Prize and PEN/Faulkner Award for fiction, receives more accolades tonight in the form of the Chicago Tribune Heartland Prize. Title notwithstanding, his latest novel Canada is an American tragedy, set partially in the heartland and narrated by a teen boy whose parents rob a bank, precipitating a series of horrific events that rend the family apart. Now's your chance to hear from the man who keeps his manuscripts in a freezer. ("An old Depression-era fear that if the house burns, the icebox burns last," he told Stephen Colbert. Cool idea.) Northwestern University School of Law, Thorne Auditorium, 375 E Chicago Ave. Sun 11 at 6pm; $15.
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Brittany Henderson was named the Presidential Student-Athlete of the Year.
Chants are the highest ranked Big South Conference member
Hunter Yurachek has been director of athletics at Coastal Carolina University since January 2010.
The Chanticleers participate in the NCAA Division I with 18 men's and women's teams. Women's lacrosse is the newest team and begins play in 2012-13. The university is a founding member of the Big South Conference.
Under Yurachek's leadership, the Chanticleers have won 17 Big South Regular Season or Tournament championships. Of the university's 91 total NCAA appearances since 1992, 21 have been under Yurachek's watch. The university was selected to serve as the host site for two Regional and one Super Regional NCAA Baseball championships, and won a competitive bid to host the Visitmyrtlebeach.com Men's and Women's Big South Basketball Championships in 2013, 2014 and 2015, sponsored by the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce.
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A Chanticleer received the Big South Conference's prestigious Christenberry Award for academic excellence
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Six head coaches have been named Big South Coach of the Year in their respective sports
The University has been ranked as high as 69th among NCAA Division I universities in the National Collegiate Scouting Association's 2011 Collegiate Power Rankings, based on the university's academic and athletics standards.
Coastal Carolina was ranked as high as 106th among 267 Division I schools in the Learfield Sports Director's Cup, based on broad-based programs and success in men's and women's sports.
Since 2010, the Department of Athletics has added women's lacrosse; launched Champions for Life, a life skills enhancement program for student-athletes; signed a five-year $1.1 million contract with an athletic apparel provider; established the Letterwinners Association; successfully completed NCAA Cycle 3 Recertification; and has been featured on the front page of the sports section of USA Today.
Also during Yurachek's tenure, several major projects that support intercollegiate athletics have been included in the University's more than $250 million in ongoing capital improvements across the campus. The Student Recreation and Convocation Center opened in 2012 and is the new home for men's and women's basketball, and women's volleyball. In addition, Adkins Field House, the Baseball/Softball Hitting Facility, the Will Garland Academic Enhancement Center, and the Richard M. Ward MD Sports Performance Center have been completed and dedicated. Yurachek is actively involved in the planning of a 12-court tennis facility to open in Spring 2013 and a baseball/softball complex to open in 2014.
Prior to his appointment at Coastal Carolina University, Yurachek was executive senior associate athletics director at the University of Akron. He led and managed the Zips' external relations unit, which included marketing and promotions, media relations, ticket operations, development (Z-Fund), video operations and merchandising. In addition, he was the sport administrator for men's basketball, men's golf and women's golf, and he worked closely with the football program.
Yurachek has also held various athletics administration leadership positions at the University of Virginia, Western Carolina University, Vanderbilt University and Wake Forest University.
He earned his bachelor's degree in business management at Guilford College in 1990, where he was a four-year letter winner in basketball. He earned his master's degree in sports administration from the University of Richmond in 1994.
A native of Richmond, Va., Yurachek grew up in Charlotte, N.C. He and his wife Jennifer have three sons: Ryan, Jake and Brooks.
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December 17, 2013 10:03 am | by Toyota Motor Corporation | News | CommentsPlant processes, such as painting vehicles, require very pure H20. Typically 25 percent of the water coming into a facility doesn't make the cut. But by implementing a system called reverse osmosis that separates impurities before the manufacturing process, Toyota has increased usable water from 75 to 90 percent at several of its plants.
Judge: Paint Companies To Pay Calif. Cities $1.1B
December 17, 2013 9:53 am | by Paul Elias, Associated Press | News | CommentsPaint companies have been ordered to pay $1.1 billion to 10 California cities and counties so that lead can be safely removed from millions of older homes.
Obama To Meet With Tech CEOs Amid NSA Concerns
December 17, 2013 9:50 am | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsPresident Barack Obama is meeting Tuesday with executives from leading technology companies, including Google, Twitter and Apple. The White House says the meeting will focus on efforts to repair the Obama administration's HealthCare.gov website and reform government information technology.
Hearing On Tuesday In 'Pink Slime' Lawsuit
December 17, 2013 9:47 am | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsA judge is scheduled to hear oral arguments Tuesday in a motion to dismiss a defamation lawsuit over ABC News' coverage of a meat product that critics dub "pink slime."
Toyota Putting Higher Focus On Environmental, Safety Technologies
December 17, 2013 9:43 am | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsToyota Motor Corp. plans to increase resources including funds and engineers devoted to advanced environmental and safety technologies starting next year even at the cost of reducing such resources for the development of new models, sources close to the matter said Tuesday.
Menards Recalls Christmas Trees Due To Fire Risk
December 17, 2013 9:40 am | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsMenards, a chain of home-improvement stores in the Midwest, is recalling 1,800 pre-lit artificial Christmas trees because the lights may overheat, start a fire or cause an electric shock.
What Industry Can Learn From Retailers
December 17, 2013 9:21 am | by Eric Tobias, Vice President of Web Products, ExactTarget | Articles | CommentsRecently, smart marketers from other industries such as restaurants, suppliers and consumer brands have started embracing personalizing interactions for their customers. These marketers are incorporating the fundamentals used in retail today to increase engagement and revenue. Marketers across all industries need to incorporate these retail strategies to optimize customer interactions to build brand loyalty and drive sales.
Faultless Releases Morgan Stacking Dolly
December 17, 2013 8:57 am | by Faultless Caster | Product Releases | CommentsThe Morgan Stacking Dolly is designed to make moving and storage easier, because stacking dollies move as a unit and take up significantly less space.
Two Innovative Visual Safety Devices
December 17, 2013 8:51 am | by J.W. Speaker | Product Releases | CommentsSpecifically designed for the material handling industry, the Model 770 RED and Model 770 BLU from J.W. Speaker represent a new way of thinking about visual safety devices.
Non-Traversing Tube And Pipe Inspection
December 17, 2013 8:15 am | by AcousticEye Inc. | Product Releases | CommentsAcousticEye Inc. announced the introduction of its DUET™ system for ultra-fast, inner and outer diameter inspection of tubes and pipes in any shape or material.
Portable Explosion Proof Transformer
December 17, 2013 8:09 am | by Larson Electronics, LLC | Product Releases | CommentsThe EPL-TX-320-2XLV-DC explosion proof transformer is a convenient and reliable solution for operators in hazardous locations who need the ability to easily convert standard 120-277 VAC to low voltage 12/24 VDC current.
Machinists Plan March To Push Contract Vote
December 16, 2013 3:33 pm | by Mike Baker, Associated Press | News | CommentsMany workers want a chance to vote on Boeing's latest offer, even though union leaders have said the contract is too similar to one rejected last month, Fritzler said. Federal, state and local political leaders also have called for a vote.
GM To Invest $1.3B In 5 Factories
December 16, 2013 2:58 pm | by Jeff Karoub, Associated Press | News | CommentsFive General Motors factories in three states will soon share in a $1.3 billion investment so they can make higher-quality pickup trucks and new fuel-efficient engines and transmissions.
Maybe Not Sci-Fi, But Robots Readied For Big Tests
December 16, 2013 2:18 pm | by Geoff Mulvihill & Kevin Begos, Associated Press | News | CommentsSeventeen humanoid robots will be evaluated Friday and Saturday in a Defense Department competition at Homestead Miami Speedway for how well they can complete tasks including getting into an all-terrain vehicle, driving it and opening doors.
Boeing Deal Makes More Growth Possible
December 16, 2013 2:07 pm | by Warren L. Wise, The Association For Manufacturing Technology | News | CommentsBoeing will nearly triple its footprint near Charleston International Airport with the acquisition of even more land than expected in a $49 million deal announced Friday.
FDA Raises Safety Concerns On Antibacterial Soaps
December 16, 2013 1:41 pm | by Matthew Perrone, AP Health Writer | News | CommentsThe agency said it is revisiting the safety of chemicals like triclosan in light of recent studies suggesting they can interfere with hormone levels and spur the growth of drug-resistant bacteria. The government's preliminary ruling lends new credence to longstanding warnings from researchers who say the chemicals are, at best, ineffective and at worst, a threat to public health.
Factory Output Rises Solid 0.6 Pct. In November
December 16, 2013 1:37 pm | by Martin Crutsinger, AP Economics Writer | News | CommentsU.S. factories increased output in November for the fourth straight month, led by a surge in auto production. The gains show manufacturing is strengthening and could help boost economic growth.The Federal Reserve says factory production rose 0.6 percent in November after a 0.5 percent gain in October.
Union Workers At Sikorsky Approve New Contract
December 16, 2013 1:28 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsSikorsky Aircraft workers in Connecticut and Florida have approved a new contract that includes a 10 percent wage increase over four years and $4,000 signing bonuses.
Valeant Buying Solta Medical For About $250M
December 16, 2013 1:22 pm | by The Associated Press | News | CommentsValeant Pharmaceuticals International Inc. is buying Solta Medical Inc. for about $250 million. Valeant will pay $2.92 per Solta share, which is a 40 percent premium to its Friday closing price of $2.09. Shares of Solta surged on the news Monday.


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1984 Bonneville Carpet Mats
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Customer Reviews
2004 Pontiac Bonneville
Posted by Valerie D.
Posted by Valerie D.
"I have an '04 Bonneville and these mats are very nice. I am glad I purchased them before the winter got too terrible and ruined my carpets. These floor mats will probably last forever, and I'm sure they will hold up through anything. I also got the back seat mats and they are perfect for when I have the kids with me. The only reason I gave 4-stars for appearance, is because the front mats just don't fit like the picture shows (meaning perfectly in line with everything). Every car is different, so I understand it won't be perfect. But, they still do their purpose and I'm very satisfied with what I have."
1992 Pontiac Bonneville
Posted by Joel S.
Posted by Joel S.
"These mats are very high quality and they should be for the price. Easy to clean as well. "