text:
Print Options
Back to
Chinese Pork 'n' Noodles >
Full Page
Include these items:
Nutritional Facts
Select reviews >
Chinese Pork 'n' Noodles
I based the recipe for these noodles on a similar dish I found in a magazine. I changed a few things around and my husband and I loved it. It's just as good when the pork is replaced with seafood.—Jennifer Enzer of Manchester, Michigan
4 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Cook: 15 min.
6 ounces uncooked angel hair pasta
3 tablespoons hoisin sauce
2 tablespoons reduced-sodium soy sauce
2 teaspoons sesame oil
1 pork tenderloin (1 pound), halved and thinly sliced
3 teaspoons canola oil,
3/4 cup julienned sweet red pepper
3/4 cup halved fresh snow peas
1/2 cup sliced onion
1 cup sliced cabbage
1/4 cup minced fresh cilantro
Cook pasta according to package directions. Meanwhile, in a small
bowl, combine the hoisin sauce, soy sauce and sesame oil; set aside.
In a large nonstick skillet or wok, stir-fry pork in 2 teaspoons
canola oil for 3 minutes or until no longer pink. Remove and keep
warm. In the same skillet, stir-fry the red pepper, peas and onion
in remaining oil for 3 minutes. Add cabbage; stir-fry 2 minutes
longer or until vegetables are crisp-tender.
Stir reserved hoisin sauce mixture and stir into skillet. Return pork
to the pan; heat through. Drain pasta and add to skillet; toss to
coat. Sprinkle each serving with 1 tablespoon cilantro. Yield: 4
© Taste of Home 2014
2 of 2
Chinese Pork 'n' Noodles
Directions (continued)
Nutritional Facts:
1-1/2 cups equals 398 calories, 11 g fat (2 g saturated fat), 64 mg cholesterol, 550 mg sodium, 43 g carbohydrate, 3 g fiber, 30 g protein.
Diabetic Exchange:
3 lean meat, 2-1/2 starch, 1 vegetable, 1 fat.
Medium-Bodied White Wine: Enjoy this recipe with a medium-bodied white wine such as
© Taste of Home 2014


text:
Search Result
Search Tags: Fairview Park
Moran: New BRAC facility 'should not have happened'
Tucked in between U.S. 50, U.S. 29 and the Capital Beltway, the Defense Health Headquarters will bring all Department of Defense military medical health care operations to a single campus. The facility will house more than 3,000 employees and is expected to be fully up and running by July.
Tags: Defense Health Headquarters, Jim Moran, BRAC, Laura Miller, Raytheon, Linda Smyth
Community caught off guard by BRAC
All Department of Defense military medical health care operations will be on a single campus in the Falls Church area, and the move of more than 3,000 employees is something area residents didn't anticipate.
Tags: BRAC, Adam Tuss, Jim Moran, Laura Miller, Falls Church
Hi: 39 °F | Lo: 25 °F

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Our Staff
Our Staff
Living Hope is led by a combination of paid and volunteer staff. We believe that God wants to work through each and every one of us (not just through paid, professional "clergy") to bring his love and joy to the people around us.
Rich Schmidt . Lead Pastor
(219) 462-1245 . email@example.com
Follow him on Twitter.
Find Us…
1115 Calumet Ave.
Valparaiso, IN 46383
(across from Old Fairgrounds Park between Evans & Harrison)
Come As You Are
If there's one place where you can take off the mask, let down your guard, and just be yourself, it's church: a community of grace, where nobody is perfect and everybody depends on the help of God and each other to live better each day than the day before.
If that sounds good to you, we invite you to come check it out.


text:
NewsFebruary 06 2013
Presho Farm & Home Show, Feb.23
Posted by Lucy
The Presho Area Chamber will host their 21st Farm & Home Show Saturday, Feb. 23 at the Lyman Gardens in Presho from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
The show will feature musical entertainment by Lane Moore of Vivian.
The Presho Area Chamber will have hourly drawings plus give away a grand prize, a Kindle Fire, at the end of the day. You must be present -in the building when your name is drawn - to be eligible to win chamber prizes.
- Former students rebut CNN's accusations against St. Joseph's Indian School
- Transportation Secretary visits South Dakota rail rehab project
- National Gas Average Nears Four-Year Low
- Schaefer re-elected to third term in House
- Growing rural communities
- Schaefer re-elected to third term in House
- Thune to Hold Transportation Roundtable With Secretary Foxx in Rapid City and Oacoma
- Reliance residents express concerns with rezoning in city limits
- Election results
- Lyman wins in first round playoff game against Stanley Co.


text:
Have you ever wondered about career opportunities beyond academia? Do you want to know how to remain involved and influential in gerontology research and policy outside of university institutions? Join NIA and GSA for this upcoming webinar.
Health disparities are associated with a broad, complex, and interrelated array of factors. Diagnosis, progression, response to treatment, caregiving, and overall quality of life may each be affected by race, ethnicity, gender, socioeconomic status (SES), age, education, occupation, and other as yet unknown lifetime and lifestyle differences. Read more about the Office of Special Populations »
Director: Carl V. Hill, Ph.D., M.P.H.
Lead Administrator: Andrea Griffin-Mann
All videos relevant to the Office of Special Populations are on the playlist below.


text:
The Faculty hosts conferences, special events and Open Research Seminars. In this section we present details of forthcoming events at the Faculty and archived past conference details.
In particular you may be interested in finding out about our:
Open Research Seminars
The Faculty's Open Research Seminars can be found in the research section, or by following the link on the left. The next three seminars run by the Faculty will be:


text:
Print Options
Back to
Cherry Nut Bread >
Full Page
Include these items:
Nutritional Facts
Select reviews >
Cherry Nut Bread
Chopped pecans and maraschino cherries perk up this pound cake-like bread. The pretty slices are rich and moist with a crisp golden crust. This is my husband's favorite bread. -Melissa Gentner, Tecumseh, Michigan
64 Servings
Prep: 25 min. Bake: 50 min. + cooling
2 cups butter, softened
3 cups sugar
5 eggs,
1 teaspoon
McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
5 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 cup buttermilk
2 jars (10 ounces
) maraschino cherries, drained and chopped
1 cup chopped pecans
In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat
in egg yolks and vanilla. Combine the flour, baking soda, baking
powder and salt; add to the creamed mixture alternately with
buttermilk just until blended (batter will be thick).
In a small bowl, beat egg whites until stiff peaks form. Fold into
batter. Fold in cherries and pecans.
Transfer to four greased and floured 8-in. x 4-in. loaf pans. Bake at
350° for 50-55 minutes or until a toothpick inserted near the
center comes out clean and loaves are golden brown. Cool for 10
minutes before removing from pans to wire racks. Yield: 4 loaves (16
© Taste of Home 2014
2 of 2
Cherry Nut Bread
Directions (continued)
slices each).
Nutritional Facts:
1 serving (1 slice) equals 148 calories, 8 g fat (4 g saturated fat), 32 mg cholesterol, 108 mg sodium, 19 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, 2 g protein.
© Taste of Home 2014


text:
Main Navigation
- District
- Louisburg High
- Louisburg Middle
- Broadmoor 3-5 Elem
- Rockville K-2 Elem
- Circle Grove PRESCHOOL
- Resources
- Archives
- Parent Teacher Conferences
This Web site was designed using Web standards.
Learn more about the benefits of standardized design.
Broadmoor Elementary School will be hosting its Book Fair, Nov. 17th - Nov. 21st. We are excited about hosting a fall event because it gives students an opportunity to find new and exciting books! All students will be given the . . . read more
Louisburg High School proudly presents as its annual fall musical, Guys and Dolls . Written by Abe Burrows, Jo Swerling and Frank Loesser, Guys and Dolls is a dance and song-filled masterpiece that will leave audiences of all . . . read more
Local School Boards of Education play a valuable role in the educational success of our community. The seven board members are community members who want to provide the best education for each student in Louisburg. This year, the . . . read more
10 Ways to Help Reduce Bullying in Schools Have a Clear Definition of Bullying Remove Labels: Address Behaviors Set Clear and Enforceable Rules and . . . read more
In order to create a meaningful 3-year technology vision and plan for USD #416, it is important to include feedback from our parents, our staff and our students. If you wish to participate, please submit responses by October 13, 2014. . . . read more
The LMS Library will be hosting a special Book Fair from Scholastic during the week of September 29 – October 3, 2014 . This year's theme is "Sir Readalot's Castle: Enter the Kingdom of . . . read more
PAST RESULTS: Spring 2013: Examined 39 kids and had one that required further testing from the findings. Spring 2012: 45 athletes were examined with only 3 minor incidental variants - all were safe to play. . . . read more
Every year we get different students walking or riding their bikes to school. For many of them this is the first year to have this opportunity. Throughout the city there are different safety mechanisms in place to help keep our . . . read more
Attendance Hours Building Start End Rockville Elementary (K-2) 8:10 am 3:25 pm . . . read more
PANCAKE FEED benefited LHS Girls Soccer 2016 Wednesday , May 21 at Louisburg High School 5:30-7:00 pm , ALL proceeds benefit LHS girls soccer! The . . . read more
Next school year, USD #416 will welcome two new administrators. Dr. Brian Biermann, currently the assistant superintendent in Pittsburg, Kansas, will take over the superintendent position on July 1, . . . read more
Let's all celebrate the folks who make our school days a little better and honor our school's lunch staff. Between preparing healthy meals for our students, adhering to strict nutrition standards, navigating student food allergies and . . . read more
Governor Signs Proclamation Declaring April Financial Literacy Month TOPEKA, Kan. – Governor Sam Brownback signed a proclamation on March 20, 2014 declaring the month of April as Kansas Financial Literacy Month. The . . . read more
Congratulations to Louisburg's Kansas Teachers of the Year for this year: Mary Reno , Third Grade teacher at Broadmoor Elementary School, and Tiffany Musil , English teacher at the Louisburg Middle School. They will . . . read more
Roller Coaster Dancing Beans DJ Race Car Rock Stars Video Game Eat Smart Play Hard Poster read more
Thank you for your support. The LOB election passed favorably by 67%. Vote April 1, 2014 Our Local Option Budget (LOB) is used for operating costs. It is . . . read more
Emily Brinkman from the Kansas Department of Education announced earlier this week that Karen Miller was one the winners of the "Taste of Kansas Recipe Contest". Karen is the head cook at Rockville . . . read more
Inclement Weather Procedures : It is inevitable that we will be having some winter weather in the next few months. Please know that the school district staff, along with the manager of our bus company, takes the responsibility . . . read more
The Louisburg School District switched to the Common Core State Standards in 2013 Forty-five states, including Kansas, plus the District of Columbia, and four territories have adopted the Common Core State Standards. In Kansas, the . . . read more
Louisburg - Heartbeat of our Community Protect Kansas Schools - We Need Your Help Setting the Record Straight on School Employees and Spending ESSENTIAL COMPONENTS for a Quality Education to prepare students to be well educated . . . read more
Every day, our students are tested with each post, search chat, text message, file download and profile update. Do they connect with like minds or spill too much information? Do they behave creatively or borrow ideas recklessly? Do they . . . read more
What Common Core IS and What It Is Not National PTA website has created grade-by-grade parent guides that reflect the Common . . . read more
During the 2012-13 school year the Louisburg - USD 416 Board of Education embarked on a long range planning process for the school district that will provide guidance for the next 3-5 years. Nearly 100 community and staff members . . . read more
Introduction Why Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) in the Louisburg School District? The Louisburg School District believes that 21 st Century instruction is necessary for 21 st Century learning. On May 13, 2013, Louisburg's . . . read more
It is with great pleasure that we honor Ms. Karen Smith, Broadmoor Fifth Grade Teacher, and Dr. Larry Shirk, High School Physics Teacher, as our two Kansas Teacher of the Year recipients. They will participate in the regional banquet in . . . read more
Schools in Kansas will be using a new accountability system. Check out the following videos to learn more: A New Accountability System for Schools Understand the AMO for Reducing Non-Proficient . . . read more
For additional information, contact: Don Wells, KSSA Executive Director 620.872.5027 Cheryl Semmel, USA|Kansas Executive Director 785.224.1377 Wichita, Kansas - The Kansas School Superintendents' . . . read more
Table of Contents Letter from the Principal NEW Courses IE1522 Principles of Engineering MA1775 College Algebra/Pre-Calc SA2500 Quest (Gifted IEP Students) Technology Requirement (Class of . . . read more
National School Counseling Week, sponsored by the American School Counselor Association (ASCA), will be celebrated from Feb. 4–8, 2013, to focus public attention on the unique contribution of professional school counselors within U.S. . . . read more
Miami County/Paola now has a health clinic available called the Health Partnership Clinic. It is located in the recently renovated, new location of Elizabeth Layton Center, at 25955 W. 327th Street, Paola (out by Lang . . . read more
The dates will be June 3rd through June 27th; Monday through Thursday. Our 1st session is 8 am to 10 am; the second is 10 am to 12 noon. A student can sign up for 1 or 2 classes. Each cost . . . read more
CTE is a major part of the solution to economic and workforce problems, such as high school dropout rates, a weakened economy, global competitiveness and massive layoffs. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, nearly . . . read more
The Louisburg USD 416 web site is now adaptable for viewing on all mobile devices. The good news is you have a choice on your viewing preference. The next time you view our website on a tablet or smartphone, our web site will . . . read more
We have had reported cases of pertussis at Broadmoor Elementary and Louisburg High School. Pertussis is also known as "whooping cough" and is a very contagious disease caused by bacteria. Early symptoms begin like a cold . . . read more
After this presentation on student spring 2012 progress and the revamped accountability system for Kansas that will begin Spring 2013, the Louisburg School Board adopted this RESOLUTION: RESOLUTION . . . read more
Curious about the type of test items students will see on future assessments? Check out these links and see how YOU do. English Language Arts/Literacy http://sampleitems.smarterbalanced.org/itempreview/sbac/ELA.htm Math . . . read more
Beth Dixon and Jason Nelson are USD #416's current elementary and secondary teachers of the year. They were both honored at the Region 2 Teacher of the Year Banquet held in Topeka on Sunday, September 9th. The other two people in . . . read more
The Mobile Portal 2.0 is now available in the iTunes store as well as on the Amazon Android App Store and Google Play. The Mobile Portal now includes Food Service balances. The videos for Mobile Portal have also been updated . . . read more
I am so pleased to share that Beth Dixon, Kindergarten Teacher at Rockville and Jason Nelson, Government Teacher at Louisburg High School have been selected as our Kansas Teacher of the Year Representatives. Beth started . . . read more
Internet Safety & Technology Acceptable Use Policy Agreement A. Introduction Louisburg USD 416 offers its students and employees access to state-of-the art computer technology, electronic mail, . . . read more
Our nurses want to give you a heads up that the Flu season has started late this year. We have had a couple of confirmed cases in the elementary schools. Here's some helpful information for parents: Flu . . . read more
Two strategies are recommended to contain the spread of a contagious illness according to public health authorities: Isolation – for people who are ill Quarantine – for people who have been exposed but are not . . . read more
Tips to Keep Kids Healthy read more
Once again, our students and staff have proven that our academic success is not just a flash in the pan. Louisburg Middle School AND Louisburg High School have received the Governor's Achievement Award for the performance levels on . . . read more
January is School Board Recognition Month and provides an opportunity to recognize all the dedicated work our school board members perform throughout the year. These elected officials voluntarily give of their time to, "tackle the . . . read more
At midnight on October 6, 2011, we'll be launching the first edition of the year for the Pawprint Online -- be sure to check it out at http:// www.pawprint-online.com ! You can become a fan of the Pawprint on Facebook, and . . . read more
On Sunday, September 18, 2011, Pat and Jason represented Louisburg USD 416 at the Region 2 Banquet in Topeka, Kansas as our nominees for Kansas Teacher of the Year. This is quite an honor for these deserving educators and their service to . . . read more
It is with GREAT EXCITEMENT and joy that I share with everyone the news that Louisburg High School has received notification that they are a Blue Ribbon School. The attached news release provides some information on this program. . . . read more
Standards for All Foods Sold in Schools The Child Nutrition and WIC Reauthorization Act of 2004 required sponsors to implement local school wellness policies. KSDE developed a prototype local wellness policy in collaboration with a . . . read more
Approximately 70 patrons representing Louisburg, Osawatomie and Paola convened Thursday evening at the Paola High School Commons at 6:30 p.m.to participate in the Kansas Conversation facilitated by KASB's Doug Moeckel. Mr. Moeckel . . . read more
The Kansas State Department of Health and Environment has issued new regulations for immunizations required for the 2011-12 school year. As per Kansas Statute 72-5209, all children upon entry to school must be appropriately . . . read more
Recently our website was updated and streamlined to reduce the multiple TABS found across the top. Although temporarily confusing, our facelift will align better with the upcoming format when our design template changes with our new . . . read more
Pat Anderson teaches students in Grade 2 at Rockville Elementary School. Jason Sickel teaches students Vocal Music in grades 6-12 at Louisburg Middle and High School. Jason and Pat . . . read more
Kansas Safe Schools Resource Center Research shows that schools with a positive and welcoming school climate increases the likelihood that students succeed academically while protecting them from engaging in high risk behaviors like . . . read more
presented by Sheryl Wilde, LPC CHANGE IN PARENT WORKSHOP SERIES!!!! Due to low registration the parent workshop series HAS CHANGED - see details below. If you are already registered please note the changes. . . . read more
GENERAL ELECTION - April 5th, 2011 Registration Deadline - March 21, 2011 Candidates for the General Election include the following 3 precincts. You must reside within the precinct to vote for candidates in . . . read more
Congratulations to Suzanne Reedy, 6th Grade Literature Teacher, at the middle school on being selected as a Horizon Award Winner. This recognition is bestowed upon those teachers who have shown tremendous promise in their first year of . . . read more
The Local School Board - The Ultimate Volunteer More than 2,000 men and women serve their communities by providing leadership to improve the quality of education in the 295 Kansas school districts. . . . read more
We now have new educational videos on our Safari server. To check them out go to http://safari.usd416.org and use your network login credentials to log in. Master Agreement for 2014-15 PDC MultiYear Plan . . . read more
National Association of Middle School Principals (NAMSP) announces that Louisburg Middle School has been named one of the top five finalist schools for the NAMSP "School of the Year Award" in the Middle School Division. The list of . . . read more
The Louisburg School Board approved the 2011-12 District Calendar at its December 13, 2010 meeting. Details can be located on the DISTRICT tab > CALENDARS > and click on the 2011-12 Calendar link. read more
It is with great pleasure that I let everyone know that Louisburg High School has been nominated to be a Blue Ribbon School. This is a national recognition of the great academic achievement our students have demonstrated in the last year. . . . read more
They're here! They're here! The Wildcat Football State Championship Commemorative books have arrived. They turned out great! They are available for purchase at our office, 15 S. Broadway, for . . . read more
The information located on the link below was presented to the Board of Education on October 11, 2010. It is important to remember that budgetary issues are not static and information is coming into the district on a regular basis. This . . . read more
What is the balance of your child's meal account? What food items are being . . . read more
Did you know there is a way to make sure you're always in the know when it comes to special announcements, schedule changes, and school closings in the Louisburg School District? How? Sign up to receive News Update located . . . read more
Schools in Louisburg have had several reported cases of the flu. Most doctors are not testing for H1N1 so it is difficult to say who has seasonable flu or H1N1 flu. According to the health department, the type of flu does not . . . read more
Under the No Child Left Behind Act, students have a right to be taught by "highly qualified" teachers. Because our schools receive federal funds, we must inform you whenever your child has a teacher not considered "highly . . . read more
Please use the attached form to notify school nurses IF your child has had chickenpox. Lori Griffin, Rockville Lisa Wisniewski, Broadmoor Jessica Armstrong, LMS/LHS Chickenpox Parent Form read more
Many parents have no idea that teens today need only look to their local supermarket, pharmacy, or home medicine cabinet to get high using over-the-counter (OTC) cough and cold remedies. Although overall teen drug use has . . . read more
Check out the following link to an interesting article about the financial impact of smoking. It focuses on the monetary value of purchasing the cigarettes, but does eventually go into the other related expenses such as health care. Also . . . read more
As Dr. Alexa Posny, Kansas Commissioner of Education states, One of the best gifts you can give your children is your time, and one of the ways in which you can do so is to engage in family reading activities that help them . . . read more
That time of the year has approached. We are seeing an increase of strep throat making its way around in the school. Strep throat is a bacterium that can cause: • Sore . . . read more
The Kansas Studies class at Louisburg High School started an exciting project. They developed a comprehensive history of Louisburg High School. They have already collected many of the dates and places. If you have . . . read more
The Kansas Studies class at Louisburg High School is starting an exciting project. They are developing a comprehensive history of Louisburg High School. They have already collected many of the dates and places but they would . . . read more
Parents and students: Say good-bye to Reading Counts and hello to Accelerated Reader! In the fall of '08 our elementary and middle schools are switching the program we use for our computerized . . . read more
TodayPartly Cloudy
TomorrowPartly Cloudy
Back To Top


text:
The HydroFILL puts the H2 into battery-like solid-state HydroSTIKs that can then be used in the company's MiniPaks, which send power out through a USB port. HydroFILL uses 60W DC per hour to make 10 liters (0.001 kg) of hydrogen. The MiniPak outputs 2.5W (5V, 400mA) of DC power. Sound unnecessarily complicated? It is. What's wrong with simply using the grid power to recharge the batteries?
While the system can be used to recharge the batteries in cell phones, GPS units and the like today, Horizon says that powering vehicles might one day be on the, well, horizon.
[Source: Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies via Green Car Congress, Engadget]


text: At 12:35 PM 5/23/01 -0500, I wrote: >>At 10:23 AM 5/23/01 -0500, Bear wrote: >>>If "background checks" were illegal, then a lot of private investigators >>>would be out of business... >>Not to mention Genealogists... :) Come to think of it, all those companies that keep track of what you buy, so they can "better predict" what you might want in the future might have problems... I think there may be a distinction between looking into someone's Criminal record and just looking into someone's background. Now, since the ODC has made it possible to, with no passwords, or special licensing, or whatnot, to check on some past "public offender" records, this suggests that *in Oklahoma* it's not illegal. Now, in Texas, the Texas Department of Public Safety web page also allows you to look up past convictions - but only of you have a user name and password (unless you are looking up sex offenders, in which case you can just dive in and go). [I know this because I just checked both states pages]. This is, I believe, because, if you have committed a crime, it's part of the *public record*, but that's an opinion. Perhaps if we are going to be declaring things to be "illegal" or not, we wait until we contact the ODC and ask why the database is so easy to access. If it's supposed to be "illegal" (in Oklahoma), then maybe they've made an error in their security. Before we start flinging around "facts" maybe we could do some checking first? And not forget that we are dealing with two different states. Marc/Diarmaid


text: This message is in MIME format. Since your mail reader does not understand this format, some or all of this message may not be legible. -- [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] Sorry for the bandwidth, but can Countess Sara Penrose please contact me off list? Thanks, Pendaran Brian Martin Program Management, SBCIS (512) 527-1363 bmartin at corp.prodigy.com


text:
Friday, 05 July 2013 00:00
At a Jericho Board of Education meeting last month, Superintendent of Schools Hank Grishman announced that approval to put a traffic light at the corner of Old Cedar Swamp Road and Route 106, and widen Old Cedar Swamp Road to 30 feet with curbing and re-paving has been granted to Bristal Assisted Living Facilities.
Bristal has put in an application for a zoning change to commercial, and special use permit to construct an assisted living facility across the street from Jericho High School and Middle School on Old Cedar Swamp Road, which the district officially opposed back in April.
It had been a concern of the district to have a light in that location, and the width of the street, however school board President Joseph Lorintz and the rest of the board maintained their opposition to the application, with a stance that the main issue is to change the zoning to commercial around the school building would set a precedent.
"I share my continued concern with the change in zoning and health and safety of the kids - no one else on the school board has changed their minds," Lorintz said. Need for assisted livings facilities does not make this the proper place for this development - it's not personal."
Superintendent Grishman also noted that while he was notified by Bristal of their approvals, he had not received documentation or notice of them.
According to the NY State Department of Transportation, the Town of Oyster Bay submitted a traffic signal warrant analysis to the NYSDOT that was prepared by the developer for a proposed assisted living facility on Old Cedar Swamp Road. After a review of the analysis, the NYSDOT determined that a traffic control signal would be warranted for the intersection of NY State 106 and Old Cedar Swamp Road.
The NYSDOT also noted hat the town ultimately makes the decision on the appropriateness of the land use and approval for site development.
In other news,
Director of Pupil Personnel Services Dr. John Castronova delivered a special education re-organization proposal, which requested that the district have an elementary and secondary model rather than K-12 - a curriculum associate responsible for pre-kindergarten to grade five, and curriculum associate responsible for grade six to twelve.
"I see that as a way to hone in on what the needs are at each level - curriculum, supervision and training wise" Castronova said.
The district will also have special education facilitators to assist curriculum associates for the high school, middle school and elementary level.
"My feeling is that with this setup and design, I believe that we can move the department forward in a way that parallels with all of the district - with requirements for supervision and common core curriculum," Castronova said.
According to Assistant Superintendent for Business Victor Manuel, the re-organization will result in 'nominal savings' in the $20,000 range.


text: I have a year old TWC puppy and he is very over excited! He will jump on anyone if they enter our house and sometimes will bark at them if he does not know them. I can't have many people because of him. I am just asking if he will be like this for his whole life or is it just a puppy thing? Also, is it common for a TWC to think he is a lap dog?


text:
Who's the bigger diva? Which wears feather earrings? Who cried over a contestant? See if you can tell the difference between the American Idol judges
Published: Tuesday April 05, 2011 06:00 AM EDT By: Janet Mock
More from PEOPLE
See More News
Q: 1 of 8
Correct Answer: Steven Tyler
Though Lopez reportedly had a diva-tude during her American Idol negotiations, it's the rocker's unpredictable behavior that led to "loads of cancellations" for Aerosmith in 2009, according to guitarist Brad Whitford. "His behavior is spinning out of control," Whitford told PEOPLE, before ultimately patching things up with a rehabbed Tyler.
Copyright © 2014 Time Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.


text:
Beautiful boots in the L.K Bennett Sale
Kate Middleton's favourite footwear label is having a great sale at the moment, making their prices just a little bit more affordable. The LK Bennett sale includes some highly desirable pieces from the autumn/winter collection, including these lovely Marcia knee-high leopard print boots in either damson or natural leopard print hues. Both are now half price at £245, which (to my mind at least!) makes them much closer to being a manageable credit card hit versus a completely crazy £475.
Either of these styles would absolutely make an outfit, looking fabulous worn over tights and totally stealing a short-skirted look. They'd be equally great worn on top of or under jeans, and would look great poking out from under dark denim. If you're looking for something a little less full-on winter (despite the forecasts, which suggest that's exactly what we'll be experiencing for some time yet!) there are also some great deals on shoes: check out the short shoe-boot version of the damson-coloured boot for another great buy.


text:
Kids Social Network
November 29, 2011 -- Submitted by Ginger Singer, a reader from Texas, who is not affiliated with the site.
Kids Social Network is a social networking site for kids and tweens. This kid safe website has a lock down browser to ensure safe browsing for children. Kids can enjoy learning math, science, reading, and writing from our online library. They can take a break from their studies by playing a variety of free online games and chat with friends in the online chat room.


text:
Covercraft Weathershield HP Car Cover C16697PL
- Our Price: $320.06
- Shipping:FREE SHIPPING
- Part Number: C16697PL
Purchase this item by Monday, Dec 1st for Delivery by Dec 24th
$320.06Free Shipping
Select your vehicle details above to ensure item compatibility.
Ships between 12/11/14 - 12/17/14
Covercraft C16697PL fits:
- 2006-2011 Hyundai Accent
There are no reviews for this application.
See All Covercraft Weathershield HP Car Cover Reviews.


text: Thought of the Day: Twenty Four Hours Print article Send a Tip by Sydney Williams 5 Nov 2012 post a comment Tomorrow evening we should know who the next President will be. It is possible of course that we won't know until the early hours of Wednesday. While half of Americans will be disappointed, almost all of us will be relieved. And, no matter what happens tomorrow, we will survive. Nevertheless, this election is an unusually important one. The contenders represent two very different views of America and the outcome will affect our country over the next several years, if not decades. Most simply put, Mr. Obama is of the school that bigger is better; that modern society demands a larger, more intrusive (and inclusive) government, and that government is here to help. Mr. Romney is of the opinion that too often government interference conflicts with the basic rights of a free people; that over-regulation and too-high taxes inhibit creativity and individual desire, and that success rests with the individual, relying on his or her aspirations, creativity and a willingness for hard work. Mr. Obama sees equality in outcomes; while Mr. Romney prefers equality of opportunity. Despite the media's focus on Hurricane Sandy and the killings in Benghazi, the biggest threat facing the country is the fiscal one. Our federal debt now exceeds 100% of GDP. The magnitude of that debt limits our ability to invest in the future or to respond to the changing dynamics of the global environment. Our house must be reordered before we can assume additional responsibilities. We face an entitlement system for which promises were made by politicians in exchange for votes, but with no conception or, frankly, even concern as to how they would be funded. Those obligations measure in the trillions of dollars and aggravate the debt we now struggle to handle. We have a federal government that has been operating with annual deficits in the trillions of dollars. We have a Federal Reserve that has kept borrowing costs at near zero, effectively masking the real costs of our debt. None of these problems are the exclusive purview of Democrats. Republicans have been equally guilty of financial shenanigans. But Mr. Obama has done nothing to alleviate the situation. In fact, he worsened it in 2009 by putting ideology ahead of practicality. However, a benefit of the democratic system is that when incumbents fail the electorate, they should, as the saying goes, throw the rascals out. The fallout from the September 11th tragedy in Benghazi deserves consideration. The decisions made before and during the attack are certainly subject to debate and should be reviewed by independent counsel. The President and his staff have defended them. Conservatives have broadly condemned what happened. But it is difficult to Monday-morning-quarterback the President's actions at the time; though it certainly appears, with four deaths, that bad decisions were made. However, there should be no debate about the subsequent cover-up regarding the cause of the attack. There is no doubt that Mr. Obama was fully aware, at the time of the attack, that the violence was not caused by a mob responding to a video – it was a deliberate, pre-planned attack by Muslim extremists with al Qaeda connections using heavy weapons. Unfortunately that fact did not fit with the President's message about al Qaeda being in retreat. So, like President Richard Nixon in 1972 and the Watergate break-in, Mr. Obama chose not only to deceive the American people, but he had his subordinates – everyone from Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, to UN Ambassador Susan Rice, to Press Secretary Jay Carney – deliberately mislead the American public by blaming the attack on a video. Not unlike Watergate forty years earlier, this was a deliberate lie to advance a personal agenda. Crises, as Rahm Emmanuel so infamously reminded us four years ago, are terrible things to waste. Leftists, utilizing that strategy, immediately jumped on Hurricane Sandy, as a crisis worthy of deflecting a growing interest in Benghazi and worries about the economy by reviving the subject of climate change. Leftist politicians used the storm to remind voters of what they see as Republican recalcitrance toward the environment. The storm was also seen as a means of reviving support for some of their favorite projects – solar and wind farms, and expensive, eco-friendly automobiles. Politicians, from Mayor Bloomberg to Senator Chuck Schumer, argued that storms are getting worse and more frequent, which they are not. There is, as others have pointed out, no truth to those allegations. But truth never bothered an ideologue. When it is in their interest to deflect attention from more pressing matters, mistruths are viewed as white lies. In the past century, the 1950s still stand as the most storm-prone decade, not the recent few years. Somewhat atypical was Mayor Bloomberg's strange epiphany in endorsing Mr. Obama, not for his handling of the economy, or his leadership in Libya, but because of his alleged actions in the aftermath of Sandy. The President flew over storm-ruined beaches and destroyed houses, and met with a few carefully selected individuals who had lost their homes. Later, the President returned to the White House and Mr. Bloomberg to his upper-East Side townhouse, while two million people in the tri-state region remained without power, many of them homeless. All life effects the environment and man's activities may well be the most damaging. But change in temperatures and weather are an intrinsic part of life on this planet. That has always been the case and always will be. Attempts to maintain the status quo, to halt the rise and/or fall of the oceans will inevitably fail. If they succeeded, stagnation would cause all life to die. To pretend otherwise is to ignore reality. It is also in the nature of man to live as well as possible. That means that emerging economies will always be more destructive to the environment than mature ones, but it also means that as societies become wealthier they choose to live in a cleaner environment. The mouth of the Connecticut River where I live is Exhibit A in this case. It is cleaner today than it was 175 years ago. What I find especially offensive are the sanctimonious emanations from arrogant, disdainful politicians about global warming while millions of people are concerned about food and shelter, and now gasoline and heat. It never ceases to amaze me how politicians of all stripes have learned to convert tragedy into personal gain. If anything, events, since Hurricane Sandy struck on Sunday evening a week ago, have shown how weak is our infrastructure and how unprepared we are to handle emergencies such as a major storm. On a personal basis, we in Old Lyme were without power for five days. The same was true for my children in Rye, NY, and Greenwich and Darien in Connecticut. While technology has advanced in so many ways over the past ten years, it seems remarkable that we are no better able to handle a crisis such as Hurricane Sandy than we were forty, fifty or sixty years ago. In fact, one might argue we are less able today. Whether the problem is too much regulation with top-heavy bureaucracies or too few linesmen, I don't know. But outages did not last as long in my youth as they do today, despite storms that were more severe than Sandy. There have been stories of volunteers arriving from other states, but who were turned around because they were non-union workers. The linesmen who ultimately cleared our street were in trucks that bore Texas license plates. While, on a certain level, it is a nice feeling to know that people have traveled so far to help their fellow Americans, one cannot help wonder if that was the most efficient use of personnel and equipment, especially at a time when unemployment remains so high. In general, it seems to me that local governments are most capable of dealing with local problems. That is not to understate the importance of the ability for local leaders to call upon state and federal officials for expertise or funds when needed. But the first line of defense should be at the local level, not at a Washington bureaucracy. Big government has not been much help in this crisis. On the other hand, the private sector did respond, and almost immediately. In Old Lyme, we had people show up on Tuesday to begin the process of cleaning the debris from fallen branches and tree tops knocked off in the storm. Twice, the propane people came to refill the tanks for our generator. The private economy worked. These factors are important to consider as we make our ways to the polls tomorrow to determine the type of leadership we want. Should we put our future into the hands of government – a Julia's world, if you will – or should we rely principally on our own aspirations, abilities and hard work? Shouldn't we reserve government to help those truly in need and for the purposes it was originally intended – essential services like protection, education, transportation and national defense, all operating within the framework of the rule of law? The President has done very little over the past four years for the people he purports to represent. Middle income earnings are lower than four years ago. The labor force has shrunk. Poverty has increased. As a measure as to how bleakly Americans view their prospects, birthrates in 2011 were 63.3 per thousand women, the lowest number ever recorded in the U.S. And 40% of those births were to unwed mothers! As I said at the start, no matter the results, the country will survive and, in time, thrive. But I do think the two visions presented by Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney are different enough to warrant careful consideration. We should never lose sight of the individual freedoms that this great nation granted its citizens, and for which so many have sacrificed so much over so many years. It becomes very easy for those of us who have done well to forget the essence of freedom that has driven so many to our shores. We too often take those basic freedoms for granted. We forget that each time we grant added responsibility to government we subtract from our own intrinsic rights. The vast majority of immigrants do not come here looking for a safe haven. They come looking for an opportunity to succeed beyond their wildest imaginations. It is that opportunity that our country must continue to offer to all those with aspiration, a creative and entrepreneurial spirit, and a willingness to work hard. That is the promise of America, and that is why this election – less than twenty-four hours away – is so important.


text:
A derogitory term for the GAA organisation in Ireland. Used for slagging culchies.
Gaah is for boggers!
by Kevin Irving April 26, 2006
1. An expression of anger
2. A release of ones emotions in a single word
2. A release of ones emotions in a single word
GAAH! I think my head is gonna explode!
by DrHorrible123 June 02, 2010
Expression of frustration or any other feeling that you have where there are no words to describe it; it can be good and bad,but more so bad.
What you did is so horrible, I'm like gaah about you right now.
by Breeeeeeeeeeee! March 29, 2011


text:
Yusef Jackson to sell Bud distributorship to Tennessee family
BY JON SEIDEL AND STEFANO ESPOSITO Staff Reporters October 31, 2013 3:51PM
Yusef Jackson | Ramzi Dreessen~Sun-Times
Updated: December 2, 2013 12:43PM
Chicago businessman Yusef Jackson, a son of the Rev. Jesse Jackson, is selling the Budweiser beer distributorship he bought 16 years after his father led a national boycott of the country's largest brewery over its lack of minority-owned distributors.
Jackson told the Chicago Sun-Times that River North Sales & Service has reached an agreement with the Hand Family Companies and BDT Capital Partners to sell its assets and combine with City Beverage Illinois to create the "largest beer distributor in the Chicagoland area, selling over 23.5 million case equivalents."
Representatives of the Hand Family, who are white, could not be reached Thursday for comment.
"I am proud to have led the River North Sales and Service team for nearly 15 years," Jackson said in a written statement, "evolving River North into a forceful and competitive organization built around a strong and dynamic team of people, world-class beer brands and an innovative and creative approach to the business. By fostering this business, we have been able to grow and flourish in Chicago, an extremely sophisticated and competitive beer market."
Benj Steinman, who runs a beer industry trade publication, said the move should not affect Joe Six Pack. "I don't think it will affect the average beer drinker much, it could affect the competitive dynamics in Chicago. Potentially (beer drinkers) may get more of some brands and less of others, but it's all yet to be determined . . . it's going to take some time to unfold."
Steinman said Jackson had made several moves to strengthen his business in the emergence of the craft beer market, such as becoming the city's largest distributor of Goose Island beer. "He also has a lot of other strong brands," said Steinman.
Anheuser-Busch and BDT representatives couldn't be reached for comment about the sale Thursday.
Jackson, then 28, bought the Budweiser distributorship with an older brother, Jonathan Jackson, in 1998. Sixteen years earlier, their father led a national boycott because only three of its 900 distributorships were owned by minorities. Later, the Jackson brothers refused to answer questions themselves about the number of minority workers they employed.
Jonathan Jackson no longer has a stake in the business. Yusef Jackson, meanwhile, recently bought a building at 401 N. Ogden for $2 million. He told the city the new home for his beer business would include offices, a marketing center, a bar, a test kitchen and "a small home-brewing facility enabling the creation of in-house craft beer for training purposes."
Ald. Walter Burnett Jr. (27th) said Yusef Jackson earned the respect of business people in the ward as his own man — not as Jesse Jackson's son.
"He tried not to use his family name to do business, so to speak," Burnett said. "He tried to carry like a regular businessman in the area. And I respected that."
Burnett also called the sale a loss "as far as a role model for African-American business people."
Joe Thompson, who runs a beer brokerage firm based in South Carolina, is a good friend of the Hand Family, who own distributorships across Tennessee. He said they have been in the beer business "just about all their lives."
"You can dig as much you like," Thompson said. "I don't think you'll find anything (bad). They are good people. They know the fundamentals. They have been successful everywhere else. I have no reason to think they won't be successful in Chicago."
Contributing: Mitch Dudek


text:
Eligibility Requirements
Who Can Receive Services from NYSCB?
All services are available to New York State residents who are legally blind. Legal blindness is defined as having a visual acuity of 20/200 or less in the better or stronger eye with best correction, or a restricted field of vision of 20 degrees or less in the better or stronger eye.
If you are severely visually impaired but not legally blind, you may qualify for job save services that will help you retain employment and adapt to your impairment.
If you are unsure if you are legally blind, or if you would qualify for job save services, NYSCB can assist you in determining eligibility.
How Do I Apply?
If you are interested in any of the programs or services offered by NYSCB and would like to receive an application, or require assistance in filling it out, please contact the district office located closest to you, or call the toll-free number below:
Complete the application and submit it to the district office. An initial interview will then be scheduled with a NYSCB Counselor or representative. You can also be referred by a school, doctor, private agency for the blind or other community, health, or social service organizations.
While the application is fairly simple, additional background information, such as medical reports, school records or work history may be needed in the application process and may be needed later to determine your eligibility. Recent medical reports that verify your disability can be useful and may be requested. If these are not available, NYSCB will assist you in obtaining this information.
What Happens Next?
Depending on your eligibility, your counselor will work with you to develop an Individual Service Plan (ISP) or an Individualized Plan for Employment (IPE). These plans will help you define your goal and outline a course of action to achieve it.
Fulfillment of your individual plan may require training, adaptive equipment, coursework, and counseling. You can make the best use of NYSCB services by following these guidelines:
- Make a commitment to participate fully in the planning and accomplishment of your independent living and vocational goals.
- Travel and communication skills are key to independence. Your commitment to training and practice is fundamental to your acquisition of these critical skills.
- Stay in touch with your NYSCB counselor. Your counselor is a resource to help you find and keep a job and to assist you in securing related services.
Translate This Page
- Commission for the Blind
- About NYSCB
- Business Enterprise Program (BEP)
- NYSCB Executive Board
- Programs
- Contractor Agency Performance Index/Report Card
- Vocational Rehabilitation Services Manual
- Voter Registration Form
- Eligibility Requirements
- For Employers
- Proposed State Plan for Vocational Rehabilitation and Supported Employment Services for Federal Fiscal Year 2015
- Provider Information
- State Rehabilitation Council
- Community Resources
- Independent Living Centers (ILCs)
- Resources & Links
- Low Vision
- Assistive Technology Training Resources
- Video Archives
- NYSCB Sitemap
- Contact Us
- Forms
- Publications


text:
MyAnneArundel is an integrated mapping application that was developed to provide the County's citizens, businesses, and visitors with access to useful services and data. Please click on one of the following "Themes" and follow the subsequent instructions to launch that specific area of the application:
|Please Pardon the interuption while My Anne Arundel is under maintenance.
General Information and Crime Statistics
Find information about County Services based on an address or obtain community specfic crime statistics that are classified by incident type.
|Public Works Maps, As-Built Engineering Drawings and Survey Monuments Research and Retrieve Record Drawings and Survey Monuments.
Watershed, Ecosystem, and Restoration Services
My Anne Arundel Zoning Viewer
Street Viewer
GIS Data Download
By acceptance of the GIS material, you agree as follows: The GIS material (the "material") is made available by Anne Arundel County, Maryland (the "County") as a public service. The material is for reference purposes only, and the County makes no representatives, warranties, or guarantees of the accuracy of the material.
THE COUNTY MAKES NO AND DISCLAIMS ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES RELATING TO THE MATERIAL, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, INTEGRATION, TITLE, AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.You release the County, its agents, servants, and employees, from any and all liability related to the material or any of it, including its accuracy, availability, use, and misuse. In no event shall the County be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, or other damages, including savings, profits, fees, costs, loss of data, or business interruption, related in any way to the material or any of it, including its accuracy, availability, use, and misuse. The material is in the public domain and may be copied without permission. Citation to the source is requested. Any errors or omissions in the material should be reported to the Anne Arundel County Office of Information Technology Geographic Information Services Group.
County Executive Leopold Announces Retention of AAA Bond Rating
|Ratings from Standard & Poor's and Moody's reflect FY2012 Budget Plan
Annapolis,MD (March 25, 2011) - County Executive John R. Leopold today announced that Anne Arundel County has retained its AAA Bond Rating for the fifth consecutive year.
"This Administration has reduced the size of government while not increasing taxes on property or income," CountyExecutive Leopold said. "An AAA rating by the Wall Street firms shows a confidence that our economy is rebounding and we are weathering the fiscal storm."
Last year, Standard and Poor's issued a AAA bondrating and Moody's Investors Services continued Anne Arundel County's Aa1 rating.
In a description of its observations, Moody's noted "strong prospects" for the economy and likelihood of "near-termtax base growth." The agency cited as negatives contributing to a negative outlook, which is common among municipal ratings with the downturned economy, a lack of political will to increase the income taxand smaller reserves.
Anne Arundel County, MD. 44 Calvert Street Annapolis, MD. 21401 | Telephone: (410) 222-7000 | Suggestions | Disclaimer
Copyright 2008; All rights reserved


text:
|Home >>
|Advanced Search >>
The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth
(NASA Crew Earth Observations)
Astronaut Photography of Earth - Display Record
Low-resolution Browse Image(Most browse images are not color adjusted.)
ImagesConditions for Use of Images >>
Image Transformation Tutorial >> Saving, Color Adjusting, and Printing Images >>
Images to View on Your Computer Now
Request the original image file.
Download a Keyhole Markup Language (KML) file for use in Google Earth.
Electronic Image DataCamera Files >> No sound file available.
IdentificationMission: ISS026 Roll: E Frame: 17074 Mission ID on the Film or image: ISS026
Country or Geographic Name: CHAD
Features: EMI KOUSSI VOLCANO, CINDER CONES, LAVA FLOWS
Center Point: Latitude: 20.0 Longitude: 18.5 (Negative numbers indicate south for latitude and west for longitude)
Stereo: (Yes indicates there is an adjacent picture of the same area)
ONC Map ID: JNC Map ID:
CameraCamera Tilt: 30
Camera Focal Length: 70mm
Camera: N2: Nikon D2Xs
Film: 4288E : 4288 x 2848 pixel CMOS sensor, RGBG imager color filter.
QualityFilm Exposure:
Percentage of Cloud Cover: 10 (0-10)
NadirGMT Date: 20110111 (YYYYMMDD) GMT Time: 085418 (HHMMSS)
Nadir Point Latitude: 19.4, Longitude: 16.8 (Negative numbers indicate south for latitude and west for longitude)
Nadir to Photo Center Direction: East
Sun Azimuth: 142 (Clockwise angle in degrees from north to the sun measured at the nadir point)
Spacecraft Altitude: 189 nautical miles (350 km)
Sun Elevation Angle: 39 (Angle in degrees between the horizon and the sun, measured at the nadir point)
Orbit Number: 1622
CaptionsEmi Koussi Volcano, Chad
Note: This caption refers to the image versions labeled "NASA's Earth Observatory web site".
The broad Emi Koussi volcano is a shield volcano located in northern Chad, at the southeastern end of the Tibesti Range. The dark volcanic rocks of the volcano provide a sharp contrast to the underlying tan and light brown sandstone exposed to the west, south, and east (image lower left, lower right, and upper right).
Emi Koussi was formed from relatively low viscosity lavasflowing more like motor oil than toothpasteand explosively-erupted ignimbrites that produce a characteristic low and broad structure covering a wide area (approximately 60 by 80 kilometers).
This astronaut photograph highlights the entire volcanic structure. At 3,415 meters above sea level, Emi Koussi is the highest summit of Africa's Sahara region. The summit includes three calderas formed by powerful eruptions. Two older and overlapping calderas form a depression approximately 12 kilometers by 15 kilometers in area bounded by a distinct rim (image center). The youngest and smallest caldera, Era Kohor, formed as a result of eruptive activity within the past 2 million years.
Young volcanic features, including lava flows and scoria cones are also thought to be less than 2 million years old. There are no historical records of eruptions at Emi Koussi, but there is an active thermal area on the southern flank of the volcano.
Download Packaged File.
This option downloads the following items, packaged into a single file, if they are available:
This service is provided by the International Space Station program and the JSC Astromaterials Research & Exploration Science Directorate.
Recommended Citation: Earth Science and Remote Sensing Unit, NASA-Johnson Space Center. "The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth." .


text:
How to Travel to London
London Airports
Plan your airport transfer with our guides
Your guide to travelling to London by mainline train, by Eurostar, by plane into one of London's five airports, or by using ferry connections. There are also cheap ways to travel to London by coach, car or motorcycle. Learn about UK Visa and UK Customs restrictions and where to find left luggage facilities in London.


text:
Hank Silverberg,
WASHINGTON - It's back-to-school time for about 2.5 million kids in the D.C. area over the next few weeks and that means extra care for drivers. It also means more clicking for school zone speed cameras.
Prince George's County in Md. and Fauquier County in Va. will be the first school districts to open doors on Monday.
That is a reminder for drivers to slow down in school zones where many youngsters will be crossing the street. Some of the younger ones may be walking to school for the first time.
In case you need more incentive to slow down there's this statistic.
Prince George's county's police department issued 349,233 tickets from automated cameras in school zones during the 2011-2012 school year, according to AAA. They cost the violator $40 each and netted the county more than $5 million.
John Townsend, a spokesman for AAA Mid-Atlantic, says Prince George's county is reducing the number of cameras in school zones this year to 56, down from 120. However, he notes other districts in Maryland are installing them.
"Most of the jurisdictions will be focusing on school zones, as a matter of fact that's the way the law is written," he says.
D.C., Montgomery and Loudoun counties will open school on August 27.
City of Alexandria and the Fairfax and Prince William county public schools open Sept. 4. Arlington's schools open Sept. 6.
AAA has issued six guidelines to keep students safe during the school year.
- Slow down. Speed limits in school zones are reduced for a reason. A pedestrian struck by a vehicle traveling at 25 mph is nearly two-thirds less likely to be killed compared to a pedestrian struck by a vehicle traveling just 10 mph faster.
- Eliminate distractions. Children often cross the road unexpectedly and may emerge suddenly between two parked cars. Research shows that taking your eyes off the road for just two seconds doubles your chances of crashing.
- Reverse responsibly. Every vehicle has blind spots. Check for children on the sidewalk, driveway and around your vehicle before slowly backing up. Teach your children to never play in, under or around vehicles -- even those that are parked.
- Talk to your teen. Car crashes are the leading cause of death for teens in the United States, and more than one in four fatal crashes involving teen drivers occur during the after-school hours of 3 to 7 p.m.
- Come to a complete stop. Research shows that more than one third of drivers roll through stop signs in school zones or neighborhoods. Always come to a complete stop, checking carefully for children on sidewalks and in crosswalks before proceeding.
- Watch for bicycles. Children on bikes are often inexperienced, unsteady and unpredictable. Slow down and allow at least three feet of passing distance between your vehicle and the bicycle. If your child rides a bicycle to school, require that they wear a properly-fitted bicycle helmet on every ride.
Follow Hank and WTOP on Twitter.
(Copyright 2012 by WTOP. All Rights Reserved.)


text:
Humidity 57%
Winds 8.1mph
Humidity 57%
Winds 8.1mph
Humidity 85%
Winds 0.0mph
Nov 19, 2013 6:12 PM by David Randall
We're a little more than 24 hours from the grand opening of a brand New Bass Pro Shop at I-25 and Northgate Blvd. in Colorado Springs. The store boasts 120,000 square feet with everything from guns and ammo to ladies clothing. But the most important aspect of the new store, is that it has brought hundreds of jobs to the area. General Manager Chris Koeninger says they've hired 400-450 associates. "When an economy gets bad and even when an economy is on the rise, a lot of times when people are looking for jobs, they are looking for something they love to do. And with bass pro shops it's very easy because when they come to the store, it's just like being outside," said Koeninger.
The grand opening begins Wednesday at 6:00 p.m. with a ribbon cutting ceremony featuring Willy Robertson from the hit TV show Duck Dynasty.
The store will open for business on Thursday.
5 hours ago


text:
| 601 W. Stadium Blvd.
Ann Arbor, MI 48103
Tracey Lowder, Principal
Union School
The Ann Arbor community opened Union School on October 5, 1856. Its location was near the intersection of State Street and Huron. The original building designed to serve a capacity of 200 students cost only $32,000 to build. Instruction is carried out by eight teachers under the guidance and leadership of Principal Theophilus Abbott. Students could study either English or the Classics with special attention given to students expressing a desire to teach. Many of Union High School graduates continued their education at college.
Ann Arbor High School
Union School is renamed to Ann Arbor High School in 1871 and doubles its size with the building of an addition to the high school. Six years later, Principal Judson Pattengill spearheades the addition of extra-curricular activities. Additions to the school's curriculum evolved based on community and instructional needs to include: Commercial, Industrial Arts, Home Economics, Physical Education, Vocational Education and Cooperative Occupational Education courses.
The first edition of the Omega yearbook is published during the 1844 school year. It continues publishing an annual edition every year with an exception when resources were devoted to the war effort during World War II.
Football traditions begin during 1845 with the formation of Ann Arbor High's first football team. Over 50 years pass before Ann Arbor High in 1901 defines Purple and White as the official school colors. The alma mater of the school identifies PURPLE as "the sign of might" and WHITE as "the sign of truth and honor."
Tragedy strikes Ann Arbor High School with a fire in 1904 that completely decimates the entire building. Ann Arbor High School is destroyed and it takes two years to rebuild a new high school. During this time, classes met in local churches or rented office space in the community. innovation from a tragedy has Ann Arbor High School utilizing its first portable classrooms. Reconstruction occurs at the same site with the replacement school costing $340,000. Ann Arbor High School reopened to students and staff in the fall of 1906. Eventually the building transitions from Ann Arbor High School to become a part of the University of Michigan and is renamed the Frieze Building. The building life span remains for over 100 years until the University of Michigan has the complex torn down to erect student housing in its place.
After a decade of school colors and with the 70th year of Ann Arbor High School football approaching it was only fitting that Ann Arbor High School have its own school song. Margaret Horton Cooley wrote the words for the school song "The Purple and White" in 1914. The musical tune was composed by Earl W. Moore, Dean Emeritus of the School of Music at the Univerrsity of Michigan.
The Ann Arbor News sponsors an essay contest in 1936 to find a nickname for the school. The field is narrowed to six options with Richard J. Mann, an Ann Arbor High School graduate, earning the first place prize of $5,000. The winning nickname was "Pioneer." Mann earns distinction later on by serving the Ann Arbor School District School Board and in the capacity as President of the School Board.
Lewis Forsythe holds the distinction as the longest serving principal at Ann Arbor High School. He began his service at the beginning of World War I and retired 29 years later in 1946. His successor, Nicholas Schreiber, served with distinction for 22 years retiring in 1968.
A New H. S. for Ann Arbor High
The Ann Arbor School District purchased 210 acres of land for $135,000 at the corner of Main and Stadium Boulevard. In 1953, three years after the purchase of the land, Trustee Ashley Clague turned the first shovelful of earth at the ground breaking ceremony to build a new Ann Arbor High. Construction of the building took over three years to complete and cost exceeded $6,000,000. Ann Arbor High's new building included both a large and small auditorium, specialiized rooms for band, orchestra, and choir, a gymnasium, pool, and planetarium.
Students, teachers, and staff helped with the transition from their old school building to their new school building. Finally on April 9, 1956 students were welcomed for their first day of classes. The new high school easily accommodated its 1,374 students. A special dedication for the new Ann Arbor High School was held on April 15, 1956. The following year an intense reevaluation of the educational curriculum at Ann Arbor High School is prompted after the successful launching of the Sputnick satellite by the Soviet Union. The post-war tidal wave of births labels children born at this time as "baby-boomers" and leads to a hugh spike in the number of students attending school in the 1960's.
Pioneer High School
Transitions for the High School in Ann Arbor
For over one hundred years the Ann Arbor needed only one high school in the community. Expanded community growth during the 1960's led Ann Arbor Public schools to initiate plans to build another comprehensive high school. After plans were underway to build the second high school the community re-christened Ann Arbor High School to be known as Pioneer High School. The second high school was named Huron High School.
A unique school year existed for these two high schools during the 1968-1969 school year with Pioneer High School and Huron High School co-existing as separate schools at Pioneer High School. Pioneer students and staff attended from 7:30 am to 12:30 pm while Huron students and staff attended from 1:00 to 6:00 pm. Pioneer bid farewell to Huron High in the fall of 1969 when Huron High opened it building to students in September.
Community growth continues over the next two decades and portable classrooms are added at Pioneer High School. A 3 floor wing addition to Pioneer High School is added to meet the demands of an increasing student population. Additional portable classrooms are added and nicknamed the 'Portable Village'. Yet crowding conditions continue at Pioneer with its student population swelling to a peak of almost 3,000 students.
After district studies, community forums, many meetings, and bond passage a 3rd comprehensive school building is designed for Ann Arbor. Skyline High School opens its doors in the fall of 2008 to students under a phased in enrollment process with its first group of 9th grade students.
Pioneer, close to the heart of town, and a stone's throw from the University of Michigan campus, proudly carries forward the Purple and White tradition in the new millenium in defining and implementing a 21st Century education.
Changes saved


text:
A whole lotta shaking was going on in North Texas on Sunday.Three minor earthquakes were reported near Waxahachie, DeSoto and Midlothian.No damage was reported.A 2.4-magnitude earthquake centered about four miles north of Waxahachie hit at 4:35 a.m. Sunday, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.The second quake, of magnitude 2.5, struck two miles south of DeSoto at 6:56 a.m."Typically, people near the center of it will feel it," Don Blakeman, a geophysicist at the Geological Survey in Golden, Colo., said Sunday. "Those size quakes don't cause much damage."The third quake, of magnitude 2.7, was reported at 3:07 p.m. near Midlothian."We don't expect to see damage with a quake like that," geophysicist Rafael Abreu said from the Geological Survey.Domingo Ramirez Jr., 817-390-7763Twitter: @mingoramirezjr
Have more to add? News tip? Tell us


text:
3 Jan 2014: The Forum is currently in read-only made while we update to a new version of the Seventy% website and forum.
The forum will be back with a faster, simplified and up to date website in the next two months.
Please consider registering
10:15 am
June 1, 2004
Elektra suggested we post our message here, so here goes………..
We are two friends thrown into a situation borne out of necessity. Having dreamt the dream for many a year the door has been opened but do we walk through?
We have the option on a premises which would lend itself to a retail shop for all things associated with chocolate. We would need something other than foot-fall to guarantee earnings so, things like wedding favours / corporate gifts / home deliveries etc. are things we are researching.
So CoCoa of Edinburgh has been superb, [many thanks for your time Lida!]
If anybody else has any pearls of wisdom or advice, we would be eager to here from you. What sells best? What does not?!? We look forward to your comments [:)]
10:38 am
April 29, 2004
let's hear it for the girls!
can't really offer sound business advice, however. i'm probably the last person you'd want to do that.
aw shucks! my two cents anyway: diversify, but don't over do it! catering to all will dilute your product.
make sure you take the summer months into consideration! instead of chocolate some homemade ice cream perhaps?
and in the winter invite LoneLy to make some of her hot chocolate
i'd set up some principles that i could more or less stick to as well.
<<ce qui fait du bien au palais ne fait du mal à l'âme>>
11:10 am
March 31, 2004
1:55 am
October 10, 2003
I'm not the right person to ask for business advice – if I was I would probably run my own business already – offering the brands that aren't already available in my homecountry (+ fighting against an unjust Valrhona monopoly). I have some reflections though:
- I guess you're inspired by the film Chocolate? Amazing what chocolate can do to a small society …
- If even thinking about making cakes – go to Vienna. There are no other places for cakes like Vienna, both in terms of excellent recipes and total experience.
- I know Amedei has been a help in suggesting recipes to their partners. Probably other brands are of help too. I guess no one would like to see their chocolate being abused …
Good luck and thumbs up for the new girls on the (cocoa) block! I hope you keep us informed how things are going.


text:
November 28, 2014
WASHINGTON (AP) -- U.S. employers added 155,000 jobs in December, a steady gain that shows hiring held up during tense fiscal cliff negotiations in Washington.
The Labor Department says the unemployment rate stayed at 7.8 percent last month. November's rate was revised higher from an initially reported 7.7 percent.
Robust hiring in manufacturing and construction fueled the gains. Construction added 30,000 jobs, the most in 15 months. That likely reflects additional hiring needed to rebuild after Superstorm Sandy and also solid gains in home building that have contributed to a housing recovery.
Manufacturing gained 25,000, the most in nine months.
Even with the gains, hiring is far from accelerating. Employers added an average of 153,000 jobs a month last year, matching the monthly average in 2011.
KKCO firmly believes in freedom of speech for all and we are happy to provide this forum for the community to share opinions and facts. We ask that commenters keep it clean, keep it truthful, stay on topic and be responsible. Comments left here do not necessarily represent the viewpoint of KKCO 11News.powered by Disqus
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.


text:
Join the PRWA
Are you interested in joining the PRWA?
- Membership is open to all workers in the food-and-beverage service industry.
- As an all volunteer, membership run organization, you can be a leader pretty easily!
- Members are a part of our Solidarity Action Alert Network organized to support workers who are fighting to improve their working conditions.
- Become a member, attend our next meeting and you'll receive:
- A copy of our Know Your Rights!: A Restaurant Worker's Survival Guide
- Quarterly email Newsletter
- PRWA promotional materials
Become a PRWA Solidarity Member!
Do I need to work in a full service restaurant to be a member of the PRWA?
Not at all. The PRWA is made up of workers from every different segment of the food-and-beverage service industry, from fine dining to fast food. Our industry also includes bars, cafes, cafeterias, concessions, coffee shops, carts, bakeries, caterers, and any place where food or beverages are served.
Do I have to be cook or waiter to join the PRWA?
Not at all. Cooks, bakers, dishwashers, servers, bussers, food runners, bartenders, janitors, hostesses, delivery drivers, and baristas are all members of the food service industry. We all share common experiences and we all have a mutual interest in the advancement of the working conditions and industrial standards in which we're employed.
I don't work in the food-and-beverage service industry anymore, can I still be in the PRWA?
Don't work in the restaurant industry anymore? Never did? But, you believe the rights and working conditions of those who serve you are important? Join the PRWA's Diners Alliance.
One Response to "Join the PRWA"
[…] workers. The workshops are provided free of charge, but the participants will be asked to become PRWA Solidarity Members. Space is limited, so registration is […]


text:
A.J. Pierzynski, MLB refute rumors of PEDs
BY TONI GINNETTI email@example.com September 7, 2012 9:16PM
A.J. Pierzynski
Related Stories
Updated: October 9, 2012 3:08PM
An Internet rumor repeated on some sports-talk radio outlets accusing White Sox catcher A.J. Pierzynski of steroid use was debunked by Major League Baseball and by Pierzynski on Friday.
''Apparently, certain people in the media — they know who they are and I don't have to mention them by name — they just go ahead and run stories and talk about stories on their air without getting sources,'' an irritated Pierzynski said before the Sox hosted the Kansas City Royals.
''It's a shame because people that don't do anything, haven't done anything, can be targeted, and you can say whatever you want on the Internet.
''But that's the life we live and the world we live in, and unfortunately it's happened to other people and this time it happened to be on me.
''It's over with now, and hopefully people find something better we can talk about [on] the White Sox instead of something that is completely baseless.''
Pierzynski is having his best power-hitting season with 25 home runs and 72 RBI, including a solo homer in the fourth inning Friday. But there never have been suspicions about him before, and MLB officials were said to have told Sox officials that he never has had a positive drug test.
Players are tested throughout the season. This season, Marlon Byrd, Melky Cabrera and Bartolo Colon have tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs and were suspended 50 games.


text:
Our similarity algorithm has found a total of 50 similar webpages for bestvaluemarketing.net. The webpage addme.com is the best match for bestvaluemarketing.net with a similarity factor of 89.6%. The most important keywords of the similar webpages are bestvaluemarketing, net and cash.
Search Engine Submission & Optimization - SEO Tools - Online Website Marketing
providers of search engine submission, website URL promotion, search engine optimization (SEO), URL site submission and other web tools. Free information source for internet marketing needs, email marketing, and other online activities.
Tags: SubmissionSearchEngineOptimizationSeoSearch Engine SubmissionSearch Engine OptimizationFreeSearch Term ResearchKeyword ResearchDensitySearch EnginesAdd URLURL SubmitSite Submission
Categories: Economy, Internet, Technics
[ ADDR.com: Web Hosting, Web Design, Domain Name Registration, E-Commerce ]
ADDR.com offers professional web hosting and web design services. Known for excellent 24/7 technical support, reliable services, and affordable pricing
Tags: AddrDesignHostingWebCommerceWeb HostingWeb DesignWeb HostsSite DesignWeb Hosting ServicesWeb Server HostingWeb ServersTop Web HostsEcommerce Hosting
Categories: Shopping, Culture and art
Flash Templates - Website templates - flash web design
Professional flash templates and flash web design templates. Choose from our big collection of web designs in different categorys. We also offer flash web development, flash animated templates - flash intros and ecommerce templates.
Tags: FlashTemplatesDesignWebTemplateFlash TemplateFlash TemplatesWebsite TemplatesHtml TemplatesFlash Web DesignWeb TemplatesWeb Design Development
Categories: Technics, Culture and art, Shopping
Web design india, ecommerce web development, social network, web design company india
Web design India, Web Development India, Ecommerce Web Site Development Services India, Deals website design, social network design, Web Page Design Company for Bespoke Web Portal Design and Web Outsourcing from India Web Designers.
Tags: IndiaDevelopmentCompanyDesignWebWeb Design IndiaEcommerce Web Site Design IndiaSocial Network DevelopmentWeb Design Company IndiaWeb Development Company IndiaWeb Designer IndiaOffshore Software DevelopmentSoftware Development Company FirmWeb Developer IndiaWeb Page Design Company Firm
Categories: Technics, Economy, Internet
SoMuch.com riendly Link Directory, Submit Links for Free
Friendly link directory. Find the best human edited link index sorted by topic and category. Submit links for free.
Tags: SomuchLinkDirectorySubmitResource
Categories: Internet
Flash Template Design - Affordable Custom Designs and Flash and Html Templates
Flash Template Design is the trusted and affordable source for custom design solutions, flash and html templates, easy to use and dynamic website templates.
Tags: FlashTemplatesTemplateDesignHtmlFlash TemplatesUnique TemplatesHtml TemplatesWeb Design ServicesBannersLogosDynamic TemplatesEasy To Use TemplatesWeb TemplatesWebsite Templates
Categories: Culture and art, Technics, Shopping
Free Website Listings | Add Your Website Link | SEO Friendly Directory
Search4i.com is a Free Web Directory which is organized by multi level categories. It has rich information for the websites across the internet. The SEO Friendly Directory provides free url submission. Submit your website for free in relevant categor
Tags: DirectorySearch4iBusinessWebSubmissionFree Website ListingsAdd Your Website LinkSEO Friendly DirectoryFree Web DirectoryFree Url SubmissionAdd Website LinkWeb DirectoryFree DirectoryWeb Directory SubmissionInternet Web Directory
Categories: Internet, Travel and tourism, Economy
SEO Consulting: High Rankings Expert Search Engine Optimization in Boston, MA
Jill Whalen, an SEO Consultant since 1995, provides website audits with actionable recommendations along with SEO training for organizations of all sizes.
Tags: SeoSearchJillConsultingRankings
Categories: Economy
Internet Marketing Diary
This Internet Marketing Diary will guide you in your online business marketing.
Tags: MarketingInternetDiarySeoCampInternet Marketing
Categories: Economy
SEO Press Release Distribution | Submit Online Press Releases
SEO Press Release Distribution Site for SEO and Social Media. Use OPN's Press Release Services to Submit Online Press Releases & Get Exposure!
Tags: SubmitReleasePressDistributionOnlineprnewsSubmit Free Press ReleasesFree Press Release DistributionPress Release DistributionPress Release ServiceSEO Press Release SubmissionSEO Press Release DistributionSEO Press ReleasesSubmit SEO Press Releases
Categories: Economy, Technics, Culture and art
SEO Tools, Internet Tools and Webmaster Tools at Self SEO
Search engine optimization tools, internet tools, webmaster tools, search engine tools and webmaster articles at Self SEO
Tags: ToolsWebmasterSeoInternetSearchSEO ToolsSearch Engine OptimizationWebmaster ToolsSearch Engine ToolsInternet ToolsWebmaster Articles
Categories: Technics, Internet, Economy
Website Design Software: NetObjects Fusion 2013
NetObjects has been helping small businesses transition successfully to the online world, both directly and through global customers since 1995. Our Website Design Software applications have garnered over 75 awards and eleven patents; we've licensed
Tags: NetobjectsSoftwareDesignFusion2013
Categories: Technics
Doodlekit Free Website Builder
DOODLEKIT™ Free Website Builder is perfect for startups & small business. Built in web SEO ranking tools. Make your own templates. No coding.
Tags: DoodlekitBuilderCreatorDoodlekitfreeBusiness
Home - Performancing
Tags: PerformancingCommunityCaseModernpaperBlogs
SiteProNews | Breaking News, Technology News, and Social Media News
The latest articles and breaking news on technology, social media, search engines, SEO, business, marketing, content writing and webmaster resources.
Tags: MediaSocialSitepronewsSearchWebmaster
Categories: Internet, Technics, Economy
Press Release Distribution Services - EmailWire.Com
Press release services - Press release distribution with guaranteed results(TM). Send press releases to mass media, journalists, consumers & bloggers. SEO press release writing service.
Tags: ReleasePressDistributionEmailwireServicePress Release ServicesOnline Press Release Distribution ServicesOnline Press ReleasesSEOPress ReleaseOnline Press Release DistributionSearch Engine OptimizationSearch EnginesReleases
Categories: Economy, Internet, Shopping
Search Engine Marketing & Search Engine Optimization Services
Offers search engine optimization (SEO) marketing services & placement since 1998. Ranked the #1 Search Engine Optimization (SEO) Firm by Website Magazine.
Tags: SearchEngineOptimizationSeoMarketingSearch Engine OptimizationSearch Engine Optimization ServicesFirmCompanyWebsite OptimizationSearch Engine RankingInternet MarketingPlacementSeo ServicesLink Popularity
Categories: Economy, Internet
SEO Software and SEO Tools | Top 10 Rank Guarantee | SEO PowerSuite
SEO Software and SEO Tools | Top 10 Rank Guarantee | SEO PowerSuite
Tags: PowersuiteSoftwareSeoLinkGuaranteeSeo SoftwareSeo ToolsSeo ToolSearch Engine OptimizationWebsite PromotionWeb Site Optimization
Categories: Technics
SEO Company USA - AuroIN
AuroIN has delivered quality SEO services without any complaints. 24x7 support and using ethical methods for web promotion compel us to recommend AuroIN.
Tags: AuroinSeoUsaCompanyOptimizationSeo New YorkSeo Company New YorkSeo ServicesSeo Company UsaSearch Engine Optimization Services UsaTop Seo Company New YorkSeo Companies
Categories: Economy
Domain Names and Web Hosting by IPOWER
Small business web hosting offering additional business services such as: domain name registrations, email accounts, web services, FrontPage help, online community resources and various small business solutions.
Tags: HostingIpowerWebDomainEmailWeb HostingDomain NamesWeb SiteSearch Engine OptimizationServers
Categories: Economy, Technics, Internet
Thaya Kareeson - OMNINOGGIN - WordPress, Web Development, Webmastering From the Ground UpThaya Karee
Thaya Kareeson writes about blogging, WordPress, web design, web development, unix, and other technical things required to be a blog webmaster.
Tags: WordpressOmninogginDevelopmentKareesonWeb
Categories: Blogs
Freeweb7.com - Professional Free Web Hosting
Freeweb7.com - the professional grade free web hosting, pro free hosting with php and mysql
Tags: Freeweb7WebHostingStartedGettingFree HostingPro Free HostingFree WebhostingFree Hosting ServiceFree Hosting ProviderFree WebsiteFree Php HostingFree Mysql Hosting
Categories: Technics
Free Web Hosting with PHP, MySQL, Email Sending, No Ads
AwardSpace is a free web hosting provider with NO ADS, paid web hosting, VPS hosting, reseller hosting, domain name registration and SSL certificates
Tags: WebHostingAwardspaceAdsVpsFree Web HostingFree HostingFree Php HostingFree Mysql HostingVps HostingReseller HostingSsl CertificatesFree Domain
Categories: Technics
Press Release Distribution by PRLeap: SEO, Social Media, Guaranteed Syndication + Analytics
PRLeap all-in-one press release comes with everything you need to create publicity for your business: Online Press Release Distribution, Guaranteed Syndication, SEO, Social Media, Analytics and Customer Support.
Tags: PrleapReleasePressMediaSocialPress Release DistributionOnline Press ReleaseSocial Media ReleaseSMRNews ReleasePR LeapSEOOnline PRPublicity
Categories: Internet, News and current affairs
SEO - Social Media Marketing - Web Designing Services - Link Building
RajPromotions is your one stop solution for seo, buy facebook fans, buy twitter followers, twitter retweets, youtube views, link building, web designing needs.
Tags: MarketingSeoYoutubeSocialRajpromotionsFacebook PromotionsTwitter WorksMusicOnlineTrafficIncreaseBands
Categories: Internet, Economy, Technics
SEO Arbiter
SEO Arbiter, located in St. Louis, Mo., specializes in search engine optimization, pay-per-click management, and website design.
Tags: SeoArbiterLouisSeoarbiterSearch
Categories: Economy
America's Leading SEO and Internet Marketing Company in Los Angeles
At Captain Marketing, We're masters of SEO, SEM, Social Media, PPC, Site Design and all the other essential yet complicated internet marketing specialties.
Tags: MarketingInternetSeoCompanyCaptain
Categories: Economy
ClickZ | Marketing News & Expert Advice
Learn how to create successful Internet marketing campaigns. ClickZ has expert advice about online marketing, email, brand and interactive marketing, and search engine marketing. Read the latest Internet advertising news, e-commerce market research,
Tags: ClickzMarketingSearchEngineInternetInternet Marketing CampaignsInternet Advertising NewsInternet StatisticsEcommerceDemographicsGeographic StatsE-commerceMarket ResearchB2b
Categories: Economy, Internet
Tags: K313
Do you need an Internet marketing company you can trust? Contact Outspoken Media to see how our SEO consultants can help you achieve your goals.
Tags: MediaOutspokenSeoMarketingManagement
Categories: Economy
Alaska Web Hosting - Domain Registration - Web Site Design
Tags: WebDesignHostingAkphilAlaska
Web Design + Development | Darren Hoyt Dot Com
Tags: DotDarrenHoytDesignDevelopment
Welcome to the City of Dallas, Texas - City Web Portal
The City of Dallas home page has information about employment, elected officials, online services and city departments for residents and visitors.
Tags: DallasCityTexasDepartmentsGovernmentCity InformationElected OfficialsContactEmploymentOnline Services
Categories: Regional and local news, Shopping
Elliott C. Back - Application Development, Web Design, Facebook Applications, Wordpress Expertise
Tags: ElliottBaeckBooksDevelopmentExpertise
SSL Certificates, domains and hosting from Networking4all
Networking4all offers solutions for digital security issues to society. Besides, Networking4all simplify and centralize hosting and is an ICANN accredited domain registrar.
Tags: HostingNetworking4allCertificatesSslDomainsCertificateDomain NameEvOvDvIcann
Categories: Technics
Keith Communications Web Site Deisgn and Hosting Services
Keith Communications is an internet services company providing web site design, hosting, and consulting.
Tags: CommunicationsKeithHostingWebDeisgnSiteDesignServerInternetIntranetExtranet
Add Link - Suggest Link URL - Free Web Directory - Add Your Link
Add Link or Suggest Link to seo friendly and free general web directory.Free for regular listing, paid and free for reciprocal.Submit your site to increase your link popularity.We accept a quality site only.
Tags: WebDirectoryLinkSuggestUrlSuggest LinkAdd LinkSubmit UrlSuggest UrlSubmit LinkAdd Url Free
Categories: Internet
Futures & Options Trading for Risk Management - CME Group
CME Group is the world's leading and most diverse derivatives marketplace offering the widest range of futures and options products for risk management.
Tags: CmeManagementRiskOptionsFuturesCme GroupCbotNymexManage RiskRisk ManagementFutures ExchangeFutures TradingTrade FuturesCommodity Commodities Exchange
Categories: Economy, Finances, Shopping
MarketingVox - Practical news for interactive marketing practitioners. SEO, SEM, social, mobile, ana
Online marketing, internet advertising and interactive news for corporate marketers, advertising agencies, consultants.
Tags: MarketingMarketingvoxMarketersMobileSocialInternet MediaAdvertisingNewsTrade PublicationAdvertiseWebPublishingEmail NewsletterNewsletter
Categories: Economy, Internet
Link exchange | Internet marketing | Submit Website Free
LinkAlizer link exchange is an effective internet marketing system that makes it easy & fast for you to find link exchange partners. Use our online marketing tool and make more money online. Submit site free.
Tags: LinkalizerLinkExchangeSubmitMarketingLink ExchangeFree Link ExchangeSubmit WebsiteLink Exchange DirectorySeoSearch Engine OptimizationInternet MarketingAdd UrlLink Popularity
Categories: Economy
Joffroi Holcombe // Webdesign from Kansas City
I design and build attractive websites for people, companies and organizations with limited budgets. I treat every project with importance, and stive to exceed your expectations. I will work with you until you are happy.
Tags: JoffroiWebdesignHolcombeKansasDesignKansas CityMissouriHTMLCSSCoding
Free Web Space @ FreeWebSpace.com
Free Web Space offers Free Web Hosting for personal or business websites. Includes up to 100megs of free webspace, website builder, webmaster tools, and free domain hosting.
Tags: FreewebspaceSpaceWebHostingWebsitesFree Web SpaceFree Web HostingFree Web HostFree WebspaceFree Domain HostingFree Web Hosting ServicesFree Website Builder
Free Web Hosting Service with 100MB free site space, FTP, ASP Hosting
We offer Free Web Hosting. Features include 100MB website Space, ASP, FTP Access, MS Access database. Completely Free Web Hosting Service
Tags: ServiceFtpSpaceWebAspFree Web HostingFree WebsiteFree Webhosting Service100MB Free Hosting SpaceAsp HostingAsp Web Hosting
Categories: Technics, Internet, Economy
SEO | Search Engine Optimization by Daniel Tan
Tags: SeoSearchEngineTanOptimization
Welcome sevillahotelstoday.com
Web Hosting. Professional Web hosting services with free domain name, unlimited web hosting space and unlimited bandwidth.
Tags: SevillahotelstodayDomainHostingParkedDiscountWeb HostingWeb HostHostWebsite HostingWebhostingWeb Hosting ProviderWeb Hosting ServiceWeb Hosting SupplierCheap Web Hosting
Mark Lawrence Design :: Web Designer, Graphic Designer & Retoucher based in London
Home of Mark Lawrence Design :: Web Designer, Graphic Designer & Retoucher based in London
Tags: DesignMarkLawrenceWebLondon
Categories: Culture and art
Tags: EmiamiheatjerseyJerseyTradingFernsehenInternet
HostMonster - Web hosting
Tags: Jordan11retrousaHostingHostmonsterWebRetro
Web Hosting Hub
Tags: 67worldHostingHubWebBbs
Default Web Site Page
Tags: WebSiteDefaultSkirmishTippmann