text:
Sound the wedding bells because as of today, same-sex couples can get married in the Show-Me State. St. Louis Circuit Court judge Rex Burlison ruled Wednesday that Missouri's ten-year-old, voter-approved same-sex marriage ban is unconstitutional, opening marriages up to all legal, consenting adults ... More >>
When the U.S. Supreme Court struck down part of the Defense of Marriage Act in 2013, it was a major victory for same-sex marriage supporters. There was dancing in the streets and rainbow flags were a-wavin' as the highest court in the land said it was unconstitutional for the federal government to ... More >>
Opening arguments begin today in a landmark case brought by the ACLU and ten gay couples who want Missouri to recognize their out-of-state marriages. Gay marriage has been illegal in Missouri for ten years, after voters approved a Constitutional amendment defining marriage between one man and one w ... More >>
If same-sex marriage became legal in Missouri tomorrow, gay couples marrying in the state would bring in more than $36.6 million in three years, including $23 million in the first year alone, according to a new study. The Williams Institute, a think-tank housed at the University of California-Los ... More >>
Missouri, along with more than 30 other states and five major religious groups have a message for the U.S. Supreme Court: Please, pretty please, make a decision on same-sex marriage. Colorado is leading sixteen other states that ban gay marriage -- including Missouri -- by filing a brief with the n ... More >>
One of the three legal challenges against Missouri's ban on gay marriage will move up to a federal court at a time when federal appellate judges are knocking down same-sex marriage bans state by state. Attorney General Chris Koster intervened in the case and bumped it out of state court and into a ... More >>
Arkansas. Florida. Oklahoma. Idaho. Courts across the country are striking down bans against same-sex marriage so quickly that it's become a running gag in the Midtown offices of PROMO, a leading LBGT advocacy group in Missouri. "Almost every Friday, we see something major moving forward -- anothe ... More >>
They're here. They're queer. And now they're married. Gay marriage arrived suddenly in Missouri on Wednesday night when four gay couples wed in Mayor Francis Slay's office in a top-secret ceremony. Each bride and groom knew they'd be jumping head first into a contentious and litigious public deba ... More >>
Marijuana may not be legal in Missouri, but it can still help you find love. The new dating website My420Mate.com launched in April (on 4/20, naturally) to connect marijuana users looking for romance, but who don't want to have the awkward "Do you smoke?" conversation. "Some people might think it' ... More >>
Gay marriage may be banned in Missouri's constitution, but gay divorce isn't. A lesbian couple in Columbia appears to be the first to get a divorce in the state, which officially banned gay marriage in 2004.
Ever since Illinois' attorney general told gay couples last week they could apply now for marriage licenses instead of waiting until June 1, things have been a little confusing. Officials are deciding on a county-by-county basis whether their clerk's office is ready to take applications. Sometimes, ... More >>
Madison and St. Clair counties, both just across the river from St. Louis, are allowing same-sex couples to marry three months ahead of schedule.
Last week, Republican state legislator Wayne Wallingford introduced his religious freedom bill to the Missouri Senate. We're willing to guess that he's starting to regret his timing. That's because last Wednesday -- two days after his bill hit the Missouri Senate floor -- Arizona governor Jan Bre ... More >>
Missouri Governor Jay Nixon has already been threatened with impeachment over his November executive order allowing legally married same-sex couples to file joint tax returns. Now, he's being sued. Filed Wednesday in the Cole County Circuit Court, the suit's four plaintiffs include representativ ... More >>
Missouri governor Jay Nixon issued an executive order Thursday afternoon requiring the Missouri Department of Revenue to accept joint tax returns for legally married same-sex couples in Missouri. The order means same-sex marriages will be recognized for state tax purposes. The change follows a rul ... More >>
Unlike the governors of four other states that ban gay marriage, Governor Jay Nixon did not block the Missouri National Guard from providing full military benefits to same-sex couples. The governors of Louisiana, Texas , Mississippi and, most recently, Oklahoma ordered their own state's National G ... More >>
According to a highly scientific study put out by the company behind the dating app "Are You Interested," women in St. Louis are not at all choosy when it comes to responding to potential suitors via online dating sites. In fact, Lou ladies, they've named St. Louis one of the five least choosy cit ... More >>
When the United States Supreme Court struck down the Defense of Marriage Act earlier this summer, local gay rights advocates celebrated -- even if the landmark decision had little immediate impact for a state like Missouri, which still has a constitutional ban on same-sex marriage. But in the months ... More >>
The U.S Supreme Court ruling striking down the Defense of Marriage Act last month does not have direct consequences for states like Missouri that have constitutional bans on same-sex marriage. But the DOMA decision, perhaps in unexpected ways, has impacted various LGBT rights efforts here. For examp ... More >>
Shirtless selfies in the bathroom. Profile pictures with dead animals. An overly self-deprecating biography. These are just a handful of the common mistakes dating website users make, according to St. Louis native Nanci Neuman Kavich, who is promoting a new kind of service aimed at helping those s ... More >>
It doesn't matter what the United States Supreme Court has to say about marriage, God still thinks it should only be between a man and a woman! So says the Archdiocese of St. Louis, which was very quick to jump on today's landmark decision that the Defense of Marriage Act -- the law denying federa ... More >>
Update below: A gay couple that recently got engaged says that the St. Louis Post-Dispatch is intentionally rejecting their engagement announcement that they want to run in print, because they have some sort of unwritten policy against same-sex couples. The accusation of the duo Kurt Lee and Kyle Ha ... More >>
The Southern Poverty Law Center has just issued a statement praising the Scott County Central School District in Sikeston for its decision to officially remove discriminatory language against same-sex couples from rules governing its high school prom. The decision was sparked by Stacy Dawson, a 17- ... More >>
In case you need another reason to hate Valentine's Day, the University of Missouri has some exciting news for you. Christine Proulx, an assistant professor in the department of human development and family studies, has discovered that happily married old people are healthier than divorced or widowe ... More >>
Valentine's Day is not a holiday most divorced men look forward to. But then most those guys have yet to read Crestwood author Greg Fisher's new book, The Divorced Men's Survival Guide. In it Fisher dispenses all kinds of advice for men emerging from a failed marriage, including tips on how to cook ... More >>
Wikimedia CommonsKim Gordon and Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth have separated after 27 years of marriage and now the future of the band is unknown. Their record label released this statement last Friday: Musicians Kim Gordon and Thurston Moore, married in 1984, are announcing they have separa ... More >>
8 p.m. Wednesday, December 15. Off Broadway, 3509 Lemp Avenue.
Dennis Brown and Paul Friswold suss out the St. Louis theater scene
Image sourceBehold: the future of every single woman. (Because we couldn't find a picture of a dead woman in an apartment being eaten by dogs.)It's tough being a never-married woman in your 30s. Well-meaning older people are always asking you when you're going to settle down. Self-help books ... More >>
MayorSlay.comThe United States census form does not always keep up with the times. On this year's form, for instance, people still have the option to identify themselves as "Negro," a term that all but disappeared in the late 1960s. The Census Bureau defended its decision by claiming that m ... More >>
Daily RFT recently came into possession of Certified Sex Therapist and University of South Carolina Gamecock Dr. Darcy Luadzers' Virgin Sex for Guys and Virgin Sex for Girls. Rather than let Dr. Darcy's work go to waste, we're answering your questions with her verbatim advice!Today's question, wh ... More >>
flickr.com/photos/syl2007Unreal has just been informed that the biggest question that plagues single women is "Why are all the good men taken?"This came as a surprise to us, because we always believed the lament of the single woman (well, actually, women in general) was "Why are men such assholes ... More >>
As I posted yesterday, a PETA Super Bowl ad claiming that vegetarians have better sex was rejected by NBC. Of course, everyone will see the ad anyway, thanks to YouTube. But Gut Check is more interested in the question the ad poses.Do vegetarians have better sex? How, exactly, would you judge such ... More >>
Crowds huddled around the Old Courthouse Saturday afternoon to protest California's recently passed ban on same-sex marriage. More Photos The high temperature was 39 degrees, but when in the middle of a crowd of a couple hundred people, the temperature was warmer, as the audience reacted to the w ... More >>
>"I think a little of Brie's favorite pastime would go a long way towards loosening you guys up!"
(City Diner, South Grand Boulevard)
Michael Winterbottom delivers the sex, and not much else
The scourge of syphilis re-emerges, deadlier than before
Unreal gives prom-goers a hand, visits with cute 'n' cuddly intestinal parasites, and celebrates the confluence of BBQ and protective eyewear. Plus: A local blogger strikes out.
Adult businesses fear the "Smut Shop" bill will tax them into oblivion
Six reasons why the Dresden Dolls ought to suck...but don't
A new documentary sells gay marriage as the only answer to discrimination
Wrestling at the South Broadway Athletic Club
The best foul-mouthed breakup songs of all time
For the sexual anorexic, scarred by psychic trauma, a controlled, loveless existence may be easier to bear than the thought of intimacy


text:
Retiring of SMCnet
Hi. Where were you trying to go? How did you get here?
You have reached an outdated destination. The SMCnet site (smcnet.stmarys-ca.edu) was officially retired over one year ago.
Please let us know how you got here by sending an email to email@example.com.
By emailing us we can update our links and point you in the right direction.
Thank you.
Maps & Directories
Mailing Address
Saint Mary's College of California
1928 Saint Mary's Road
Moraga, CA 94575
(925) 631-4000
Google Map | Campus Map | PO Boxes

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Loftness, Hector, Minn., has introduced the GrainLogix GBU10 grain bag unloader with an improved drive system and it can remove grain from 10-foot-diameter grain bags. The GBU10 includes a 10-inch-diameter cross auger with a reconfigured drive to ensure various crops are evenly unloaded from the bag. The cross auger transfers grain to the 17-inch discharge auger, which then delivers it to a trailer or grain cart. The unit transfers grain at rates up to 8,500 bushels per hour, helping it to fill a 1,000-bushel trailer in about seven minutes. The GBU10 features a new hydraulically driven gearbox drive. The bag roller contains welded teeth to ensure the bag is held securely, and the ends are capped to prevent the bag from overrunning the roller. For more information, call 800-828-7624 or visit www.grainlogix.com.
Different geographies, crops and management styles face different pest and disease challenges, so one seed treatment may not be the best for all situations. With STI Customized seed treatments from West Central, Inc., Willmar, Minn., producers do not have to choose one seed treatment option.
STI Customized provides treatments for soybeans, wheat, dry edible beans and potatoes. Applying seed treatments on soybeans will allow producers to plant earlier in colder soils and protect yield potential. West Central, Inc. uses products from partners like Nufarm to provide actives with formulation and stabilization technology. In addition, West Central is the industry leader in customized seed treatments with the experience and expertise to provide support for its customized seed treatments for soybeans, wheat, dry edible beans and potatoes.
The customized seed treatments allow ag retailers to meet their customers' needs.
West Central, Inc. is a wholesale distributor of crop protection products, crop nutrient products, micronutrients, seed treatments and inoculants. West Central, Inc. provides products to 22 states from the Pacific Northwest to the Midwest. Nufarm Americas, Inc. is a subsidiary of Nufarm Limited, a manufacturer, supplier and marketer of crop protection products based in Australia. Nufarm is recognized as one of the leading agricultural and turf chemical manufacturers in the world.
Nufarm Americas, Inc. formulates products that serve the agricultural, professional turf, vegetation management and forestry markets in the United States. For more information, 952-250-2529 or visit www.westcentralinc.com.
Cargill Animal Nutrition, through its Provimi business, has introduced PROMOTE, a global brand and line of feed additives designed to help bring the industry's most innovative and impactful feed-additive solutions to animal producers, feed manufacturers and retailers.
Feed additives play an increasingly important role in animal nutrition as livestock producers seek new ways to improve performance and feed conversion and address changing consumer demands. PROMOTE is part of Cargill Animal Nutrition's commitment to serve customers as a trusted advisor and source of innovation. Benefit categories and specific products included in the PROMOTE line of additives available in the United States:
Essential-oil and organic acid-based products for monogastrics designed to promote growth and gut health—Biacid, Provimax, Cinergy, Prohacid.
The exclusive poultry performance-enhancing additive, Aloapur, in collaboration with Purac Corbion.
Proviox, a natural antioxidant for the animal.
PROMOTE forage preservatives are offered in selected countries to protect dairy and beef producers' nutrient investments.
A differentiating aspect of PROMOTE will be Cargill Animal Nutrition's approach to product development.
The brand will focus on bringing to market the most promising additive technologies, whether they are internally developed or sourced from external partners.
PROMOTE benefits from Cargill and Provimi's respective leadership in animal-nutrition research and feed-additives development, and will help provide customers with greater certainty in product application.
For more information, see a representative or visit http://www.cargill.com/feed.
MANA, of Raleigh, N.C., extended its collaboration agreement with Monsanto for the inclusion of Cotoran 4L, Direx 4L and Pyrimax 3.2L cotton herbicides under the Roundup Ready PLUS Weed Management Solutions platform through 2016.
In 2014, cotton growers will receive a $2 per acre incentive when using Cotoran 4L, Direx 4L and Pyrimax 3.2L following Roundup Ready PLUS recommendations for glyphosate-resistant and tough-to-control weeds. New to the 2014 MANA/Monsanto partnership will be an expanded geography that includes Texas and Arizona.
The Roundup Ready PLUS platform will continue to provide options for Southeast and Delta cotton farmers.
Specific to resistance management in cotton, experts advise growers to approach every field proactively and use a residual herbicide at the ideal time for peak product performance.
Cotoran 4L, applied pre-emergence, provides economical control of annual grasses and broadleaf weeds, especially glyphosate-resistant Palmer pigweed. It offers up to two and a half weeks of residual activity and can be tank mixed with other herbicides to broaden control.
Direx 4L is the preferred diuron product for Roundup Ready PLUS and one of the best known herbicide performer against glyphosate-resistant Palmer pigweed and marestail (horseweed). Direx 4L can be applied as a pre-plant, pre-emergence or post-directed application from 6-inch cotton to layby. It can deliver up to three and a half weeks of residual activity.
Pyrimax 3.2L is a popular glyphosate-resistance management tool with broad flexibility in application methods and timing, which can be used pre-emergence or post-emergence. Pyrimax 3.2L is proven to control a wide spectrum of weeds including Palmer pigweed, and is the preferred tank mix partner with Cotoran 4L to broaden control on fields showing signs of resistance.
For more information, contact a representative or visit www.manainc.com.
Send e-mail queries to: firstname.lastname@example.com
The New Products News page of the High Plains Journal is published weekly,
in 52 annual issues. Product listings are free. For consideration, products
must have a use for farmers, ranchers or rural residents. The HPJ reserves
the right to edit all submissions, as needed, to ensure they conform to
our limited space and format. Submissions should include :
Send all submissions to: High Plains Journal Attn: New
Products PO Box 760 Dodge City, KS 67801
You can request more information about products featured on
this page in two ways:
1.) Send us an e-mail message with your name, address and telephone
number, and the Products you would like to know more about (use product
letters as your reference). We will route this information to the manufacturer,
or distributor, who will then provide the information.
2.) You can call the telephone number listed at the end of each product's
short review on this page. This puts you directly in contact with the product
manufacturer or distributor, who will then provide the product information
you request.
November 17, 2014November 10, 2014November 3, 2014October 27, 2014October 20, 2014October 13, 2014October 6, 2014September 29, 2014September 22, 2014September 15, 2014September 8, 2014September 1, 2014August 25, 2014August 18, 2014August 11, 2014August 4, 2014
Archives Search
This week
All years
click here for DAILY CASH BIDS
Market Snapshot
Inside Futures
Browse Archives


text:
Boulder-based filmmaker Hunter Weeks is bringing his new film, Where the Yellowstone Goes, to the Denver FilmCenter tonight at 7 p.m.; the screening will be followed by a Q&A session. Weeks and his crew -- including his wife, Sarah Hall, and Denver-based filmmaker Mike Dion, a frequent collaborator ... More >>
A Denver mining company is looking for copper. All it's found so far is a rich vein of environmentalists.


text:
If you've forgotten your password, enter your email address below. We will reset it to a new password, and send the new one to you.
1816 South Oak Street, MC 652
Champaign, IL 61820
© 2014 University of Illinois Board of Trustees. All rights reserved.
For permissions information, contact the Illinois Natural History Survey.


text:
Candia dump's show-and-tell this weekend
The purpose of the visits will enable residents to become familiar with the site and the issues surrounding its closure and demolition.
"I'm just going to take them and stand them in one place and say 'here's what the state says we have to do. ... Here's what we're doing," Snow said.
The complicated issues surrounding the site's closure and costs have been controversial, even producing a fistfight between a selectman and a Solid Waste Committee member in September.
The scope of the work includes the removal and disposal of incinerator ash, the incinerator itself and its stack and "associated controls," and the demolition of the incinerator building, swap shop building and a three-section concrete bin.
Complications have expanded the project's scope and costs, however, such as the discovery of metals and other pollutants contaminating the incinerator ash.
Central to the debate is the cost of the demolition work, which is set now with the current bidder at $129,300. Selectmen voted in September to put off the work until March, provided voters approve $100,000 of the necessary funds through a warrant article.
The other two bids for the closure project came in around $336,000.
Meanwhile, selectmen have been working out the details of the contract with EnviroVantage, an Epping environmental and remediation contractor.
Selectmen Amanda Soares and Fred Kelly had opposed EnviroVantage's bid, arguing that the spending will add approximately $50 to the average tax bill for property valued at $200,000.
Candia's deliberative session will be held Feb. 2 at 9 a.m. at the Henry W. Moore School.
The public is advised that visitors enter at their own risk. The site is located at 95 New Boston Road, and the visits will begin at noon on Saturday and Sunday. Should no one appear by 12:30 p.m., Snow will leave the site.
Contact Information
The Hooksett Banner
100 William Loeb Drive
Manchester, NH 03109
Neighborhood News publications can be found at a newsstand near you here.
Ph: 603-206-7800
Fax: 603-206-7801
News, Obituaries, & Social Announcements
Henry Metz, Managing Editor
Ph: 603-206-7817
Email ads to email@example.com
Classified advertising: 603-669-1010
Display advertising: 603-668-4321
Rate card | Ad Order | Credit application
Calendar Listings
Please use our online form at www.nh365.org
Press Releases
Public Information Meeting on New Shellfish Area Closures – Dec. 2
Last Bowhunter-only Hunter Education Course Offered
Hike Safe Cards to Be Available for 2015
Sustainability Commission Recommendations for NH Fish & Game
The Granite State Rail Trail vision takes shape
Most Read
Person found dead in Manchester alley
Most Comments
Hillary stumps for Democrats in Nashua


text:
This week on Teen Mom 2, Jenelle Evans and Courtland Rogers' arrest played out on MTV for the first time, with the exes about to face off in a courtroom.
Meanwhile, Kailyn Lowry tried to finalize wedding plans, Leah Messer got Ali into preschool, and Chelsea Houska let Aubree spend time with her dad.
What else did we learn in last night's episode, "These Are The Days"?
Follow the link to watch Teen Mom 2 online at TV Fanatic to catch the installment (and past TM2 episodes) in full. Then come along for THG's +/- recap!
Jenelle is facing the fallout that stemmed from her arrest with estranged husband, Courtland Rogers. Both were hit with assault and heroin charges.
Minus 350 for that debacle, but at this point, the Carolina Hurricane is already over Court and looking to start a future with her new beau, Nathan Griffith.
Jenelle Evans' friend Tori says it all when she proclaims "Finally! You have a boyfriend that doesn't have a criminal record! First time for everything."
Plus 250 for that line, Tori, and for Nathan.
Courtland is not totally out of the picture yet, though. At least not physically, when they're going to run into each other in court. Joint arrest and all.
#JenelleProblems = Minus 150.


text:
BASE Camp Dates Coming Soon!
New camps are added daily. Check back often for the latest details on all BASE sports camps.
Meet Mitch Canham .....
For those of you who don't know much about Mitch Canham, we wanted to share with you why he is much more than a baseball player and how he has reached his milestones.


text:
In last week's review of Kim Cheese, which took over a shuttered Dairy Queen in Chesterfield, I celebrated the phenomenon of local, independent restaurants moving into closed fast-food spots, including the taqueria that opened inside a former Taco Bell: Taqueria La Pasadita (2336 Woodson Road, Overl ... More >>
Kaylen WissengerThe "Cucuy's Coffee" at Diablito's"I HATE tequila," says Ami Grimes, co-owner of the brand-new Diablito's Cantina (3761 Laclede Avenue; 314-644-4430). "But when Angie [Cornish, head bartender] started creating the infused tequilas, I was all for it." Which is a good thing, as ... More >>
Ian FroebTaqueria los Tarascos in Woodson TerraceWhen I reviewed the Woodson Terrace Mexican restaurant Taqueria los Tarascos (4444 Woodson Road; 314-890-8668) in March 2008, I began by praising the lamb barbacoa:The meat is tender and slightly fatty, the flavor undeniably lamb: rich, with a gamy ... More >>
Jennifer SilverbergMy review of three new Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants -- Taqueria la Monarca in University City, Amigo Joe's on Southwest Avenue and Latitude 26° in Dogtown -- is now available online. In this week's Back of the House slideshow, Jennifer Silverberg takes you into the kitchen ... More >>
In this week's review, I visit three recently opened Mexican and Tex-Mex restaurants: Taqueria La Monarca, Amigo Joe's and Latitude 26°.Taqueria la Monarca is the latest addition to the unlikely Murderers' Row of restaurants at the intersection of Olive Boulevard and Woodson Road. Across Woodson ... More >>
Just learned that noted chef Rick Bayless (Chicago restaurants Topolobampo and Frontera Grill, the PBS show Mexico -- One Plate at a Time with Rick Bayless and numerous cookbooks) will be haivng a book signing Saturday, March 14, at 3 p.m. at the center court of Plaza Frontenac. You can purchase cop ... More >>
The lamb barbacoa at Taqueria los Tarascos is served in a small chafing dish. The little blue flame heating the bowl of meat gutters as your server carries it to the table. You remove the lid from the chafing dish, releasing a puff of lip-smackingly savory steam, and there, inside, is a half-pound o ... More >>
It just might be able to find its niche in the Grove.
Why do U.S. restaurants use lower-quality non-authentic queso?
This week the RFT releases its annual Best of St. Louis issue. Which means no new restaurant review by yours truly. I know, I know: It will be tough, but we'll get through it together. www.wikimedia.org To compensate, I'm proud to bring back a feature no one except me likely even remember ... More >>
El Scorcho promises a chile reception.
I visit many restaurants -- too many to cover in the print version of the RFT. From time to time I'll share my thoughts on these visits in briefer and somewhat less formal blog-exclusive reviews. The Mexican government recently hosted 50 American restaurateurs for lessons on what is and isn't true ... More >>
antiorange.dawgtoons.com Stay out of our corn husks! So I screwed up. In this week's review of Lily's, I mentioned chicken tamales. Dutiful readers have been dropping by Lily's and asking for said tamales. One problem: Lily's doesn't have chicken tamales. They have pork tamales, which is w ... More >>
Ian finds a trio of local gems that hit close to home.
Ian hastens to tasty Cherokee Street but can only waddle back home.
Mexico in twenty minutes or less.
Jasoom goes all-Mexican! �Viva la revoluci�n!
Week of August 16, 2006
From the quarts of Carta Blanca to the transcendent tacos and tortas, Primo Taquer�a is the real deal
A Mexican standby rises from the ashes of Mike & Min's
Holy camarones Mi Ranchito doesn't skimp on the shrimp
Tienda El Ranchito
Espino's joins the upper echelon of Mexican restaurants in St. Louis
Steve Gontram's culinary compass points south-of-the-border
Infierno is all about kitsch and late-night fun -- and the food is good, too
Arcelia's Comida Authentica
Pueblo Solis dishes up authentic, delicious Mexican -- and pours libations to match
From a trio of locations, Las Palmas offers Mexican comfort food for most everyone in St. Louis
A friendly family offers a sweet and charming introduction to Mexican home cooking
Salina's Mexican Restaurant
In the mood for something a bit out of the ordinary in West County? Taqueria Chihuahua offers authentic Mexican fare in generous and inexpensive servings.
Hacienda Mexican Restaurant
Hacienda Mexican Restaurant
A trip to the South Side is a quick way to go south of the border


text:
Humidity 89%
Winds 6.9mph
Humidity 89%
Winds 6.9mph
Humidity 81%
Winds 0.0mph
May 14, 2013 9:46 PM by Juice Godfrey
AURORA, Colo. (AP) - A federal judge on Tuesday stopped the foreclosure auction of the house of a woman who is challenging the constitutionality of Colorado's foreclosure law. But it's unclear if the judge will rule on the law itself.
Lisa Brumfiel says it's unconstitutional that banks can obtain a foreclosure via public trustee simply by providing a copy of loan documents. She says banks should have to provide original documents.
U.S. Bank has been seeking a public-trustee foreclosure on Brumfiel's house, but the judge's order has stopped that process. The bank could still foreclose on Brumfiel's house by filing a lawsuit.
The Denver Post reports Brumfiel's lawsuit is effectively moot, because U.S. Bank has said it won't seek a public-trustee foreclosure against her again. The judge, however, has not dismissed her complaint.
2 hours ago


text: No recent wiki edits to this page. OverviewDeckard Cain is a wizen'd old man present in all the Diablo games. On top of narrating, he is often is involved with much of the story. His duties include advising the player on the best course of action, and, more importantly, identifying his or her items free of charge. Sometime between Diablo 1 and 2, he is captured by the forces of hell and imprisoned in a cage in Tristram, the only known survivor of the attack on the town besides the Dark Wanderer. However, he is saved by the protagonist of Diablo 2 and survives to appear in Diablo 3.While he can ramble on from time to time, it's nice to stay a while and listen.He is voiced by Michael Gough. Due to his distinctive voice and phrasing, Deckard Cain has become a popular character among Diablo fans, with many tributes including a rap video and a GPS tracking system (as part of Blizzard's 2011 April's Fool joke).Famous QuotesYou have quite a treasure there in that Horadric Cube!Stay awhile and listen!


text:
The large alloy wheels and high ground clearance,
coupled with the powerful transaxle motor system allow Breeze 4 to
carry up to 25 stone over rough ground, negotiate awkward kerbs and
street furniture and tackle steep and uneven hills with ease.
The Breeze is very advanced and way ahead of the competition. It is in
a class of its own in terms of design, comfort, equipment, suspension,
steering and safety.
about this productGo now
View Basket >>
Checkout >>


text:
Janie Thomas peers into the closed Books-A-Million store on Gunbarrel Road on Tuesday. The bookstore closed its doors on Tuesday morning.Photo by Jake Daniels.
Books-A-Million has closed its store near Hamilton Place mall, but the Alabama-based retailer put up signs at the shuttered outlet to assure consumers that the cutbacks at Books-A-Million are not as extensive as other book retailers.
A sign hanging over the Gunbarrel Road store shut down Saturday night indicates that the closing is for "this store only." Other Books-A-Million stores elsewhere in the market in Hixson, Cleveland and Dalton, Ga., remain open along with most of the chain's 232 stores.
According to recent news reports, the Chattanooga store is among at least five Books-A-Million outlets closed in the past two months after the retailer reported that same-store sales in the first half of 2011 were down 13.1 percent from a year ago.
Books-A-Million managers in Chattanooga declined to discuss the closings. But company CEO Clyde Anderson blamed the company's sales decline on "a soft publishing lineup, the effect of e-book migration and the impact of Border's liquidation."
With the bankruptcy liquidation this summer of Border's bookstores, Books-A-Million now is the second largest bookstore chain behind only Barnes & Noble.
Book stores continue to be squeezed by online competitors like Amazon, e-readers like the Kindle and iPad and the overall decline in book sales. Book sales fell nearly 5 percent in 2010 to 717.8 million from 751.7 million last year, according to Nielsen data.
Rock Point Books, an independent book store, closed its downtown Chattanooga store last December.
"The saddest part of it is that we are losing the culture of the independent bookstore and all the things that go with it," said Albert Waterhouse, one of the former owners of Rock Point Books.
"From an economic impact standpoint, the money spent with any online retailer doesn't stay in the local market, which affects tax collections and job growth," he said.
Dave Flessner is the business editor for the Times Free Press. A journalist for 35 years, Dave has been business editor and projects editor for the Chattanooga Times Free Press, city editor for The Chattanooga Times, business and county reporter for the Chattanooga Times, correspondent for the Lansing State Journal and Ingham County News in Michigan, staff writer for the Hastings Daily Tribune in Nebraska, and news director for WCBN-FM in Michigan. Dave, a native ...
You can still get new and used books downtown at Winder Binder Gallery & Bookstore (formerly A Novel Idea). About 35% of the books are new (the rest being used and antiquarian)...including a great selection of local authors and local interest. Over on the NorthShore, near the end of the Walnut St Bridge


text:
City Council Approves Exclusive Negotiation Agreement
The Pacific Pinball Museum (PPM) now has an agreement with the City of Alameda to restore the vacant Carnegie Library as their new home and has presented the city with our $750K deposit to work towards an ENA. This magnificent 1902 building has sat vacant since 1998 and needs an incredible amount of work to be ready for the public again. This location will more than triple the museum's display capacity, but the museum desperately needs your help now to raise the funds needed to move and restore the building. The facility will also provide space for community events, classrooms, exhibits and many other expansions to PPM's already exciting programs. Your donations go directly toward reopening this building to the public!
To donate, please visit http://pacificpinball.org/donations


text:
November 26, 2014
Monday night, It was still rough driving outside, especially on the roads less traveled by. Many back roads were still untouched by plows.
The Winnebago County Sheriff's Department says there were at least six accidents reported Monday in the county outside of Rockford.
Rockford police say there were also several within the city though no exact number there.
Mostly people have just been driving too quickly and sliding off the road. A Winnebago County Sergeant tells us to slow down, especially at intersections and leave more space between yourself and the car in front of you.
"The roads are still slick. They have been out working on the roads, but the main roads have got to come before the back roads, they may not come until tomorrow. As far as driving, just slow down," says Sergeant Paul Lapinski.
Sergeant Lapinski says the plows couldn't make it to the back roads Monday because it kept snowing all day long. The plows had to reclear main roads, before heading off the beaten path.
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 firstname.lastname@example.com.


text:
Project: Residential racial and ethnic segregation in American cities has evolved and persisted for well over 100 years. Census data provide a rich source of information about demographic patterns, but it is difficult to comprehend these patterns without maps and other visual aids. The Visualizing Segregation website includes several resources to help students understand current patterns of housing segregation, and some of the dynamics that produce and maintain these patterns.
The site features a java-based segregation simulator that demonstrates different dynamics of segregation based on residential preference and aversion. Students can set preferences and aversions based on similarity and dissimilarity of neighbors, and can create zones of exclusivity. The simulator allows students to change the parameters of the model to visualize the effects that these changes have on residential patterns. Moreover, the simulator calculates three common measures of residential segregation (the index of dissimilarity, an isolation index, and an entropy index) to allow students to compare the visual patterns of segregation with quantitative measures.
We are planning to add a separate web application which will enable students to use 2000 Census population data to visualize and analyze current patterns of racial and ethnic segregation. Students will be able to select groups of Census blocks or tracts, to create thematic maps of these areas, and to calculate the same three indices of segregation used in the segregation simulator.
Project Site: http://www.dartmouth.edu/~segregation/


text:
Humidity 63%
Winds 3.5mph
Humidity 63%
Winds 3.5mph
Humidity 78%
Winds 6.9mph
Dec 15, 2009 4:10 PM by AP
A spokesman for Oral Roberts says the evangelist and university founder has died at age 91.
Roberts was a legendary evangelist who rose from humble beginnings to become one of the most influential Christian leaders of the 20th century.
Spokesman A. Larry Ross said that Roberts died Tuesday of complications from pneumonia in
Newport Beach, California. Roberts was hospitalized after a fall on Saturday.
He had survived two heart attacks in the 1990s and a broken hip in 2006.
Roberts overcame tuberculosis at age 17, and credited that triumph with leading him to become one of the country's most famous ministers.
By the 1960s and '70s, the Oklahoma-born Roberts was reaching millions around the world through broadcasting, publications and personal appearances.
Oral Roberts University, chartered in 1963, became a Tulsa landmark.
1 hour ago


text:
A South Bend man accused of killing his wife faced a judge Tuesday.
The St. Joseph County prosecutor's office charged Tarrence Lee with murder in the death of Trina Winston.
The two were just married in April.
On Tuesday, Lee faced a judge for his initial hearing.
His trial date was set for December.
Police report alleges that Lee brought three friends to his apartment where they saw Winston's body in the living room.
That's when one of the men wanted no part of it, left and later contacted police...
Two other men say they helped lee put the body in the trunk of a car and drive it outside of St. Joseph County.


text:
Narrow your search
All the news from the annual Google I/O event, including the latest on Android.
With picture quality that outdoes that of numerous more-expensive TVs, Vizio's E series likely represents the best value of 2014.
Lollipop is a tasty update with a candy-colored, cohesive design and updated core features.
Pricing not available
The $180 Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 is a fine choice for a budget tablet, but it's ultimately bested by great older devices, and new slates that are cheaper still.
A purported note to app developers obtained by Android Police claims Google's mobile OS will lick its way to devices next month.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 is a smooth-performing midrange slate, but it's overpriced compared to similar tablets.
Latest flavor of Google's mobile OS will soon reach South Korean G3 owners, with Europe and North America next on the list.
The LG G Pad 7.0 is a basic budget tablet that slightly outmatches its competition with a supremely comfortable build, modest software extras and bargain-basement pricing.
The bug was reported by developers with Nexus 5 smartphones but has been resolved just as the updated mobile operating system begins to trickle out.
The Lollipop-flavored update has begun for Big Red's take on Motorola's flagship smartphone.
Affordable, reliable, and easy to use, the XYZprinting Da Vinci 1.0 AiO 3D Printer is great leap toward making 3D printing available to the masses.


text:
brought about by the judge simon in American idol, simonizing is taking a certain comment of critisism, usually bad, and making it an insult
Bob: Joe just broke up with Kate, and Steve totally came in and simonized the easy letdown!!!!!!!!
Jim: JERK!!!!!
Jim: JERK!!!!!
by MASTUR CH33F :) March 07, 2009


text:
Print Options
Back to
Jelly-Filled Muffins >
Full Page
Include these items:
Nutritional Facts
Jelly-Filled Muffins
"As a child, I always loved the gooey surprise in the center of jelly-filled doughnuts," remembers Darlene Markel from Stayton, Oregon. "These yummy muffins offer that same sweet filling, but they're baked instead of fried."
12 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Bake: 20 min.
1-1/2 cups all-purpose flour
1/2 cup sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1 egg
1/2 cup milk
1/3 cup butter, melted
1/2 teaspoon
McCormick® Pure Vanilla Extract
1/4 cup strawberry
plum jelly
3 tablespoons butter, melted
1/3 cup sugar
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
In a bowl, combine the first five ingredients. In another bowl,
whisk the egg, milk, butter and vanilla. Stir into dry ingredients
just until moistened. Spoon half of the batter into 12 greased or
paper-lined muffin cups. Spoon 1 teaspoon jelly in center of each.
Fill muffin cups two-thirds full with remaining batter. Bake at
400° for 20 minutes or until a toothpick inserted 1 in. from the
edge comes out clean. Cool for 5 minutes before removing from pan
to a wire rack. Brush tops with butter. Combine sugar and
© Taste of Home 2014
2 of 2
Jelly-Filled Muffins
Directions (continued)
cinnamon; dip tops of muffins in mixture. Serve warm. Yield: 1
Nutritional Facts:
1 serving (1 each) equals 210 calories, 9 g fat (5 g saturated fat), 40 mg cholesterol, 207 mg sodium, 31 g carbohydrate, trace fiber, 3 g protein.
© Taste of Home 2014


text:
Items: 0
Total: £0.00
The information you provide is not stored by us or passed on to any third party.
We use this information solely to send an email highlighting the product you think
would be of interest to your friend.
Only in Kenya and now in your home!
Only in Kenya and now in your home! Now you can have your very own Kenya Tiger.
He's 6 inches high with a head twice as big as his body, but have you ever seen anything so vicious looking so cute?
Plus! Free snorkel with every toy*
*not really
Can't find what you're looking for? Make it yourself!
Keep up to date with what's going on at the Weebl Store, sign up for news, special offers and general store updates by clicking below.
Sign me up


text:
Kick Off July 4th With A Bang Tonight At Addison's Kaboom Town
The New 103.7 Lite FM EssentialsLite FM Home
Lite FM EVENTS
Lite FM Shows
Lite FM Photos Lite FM Music News
Lite FM Playlist
Lite FM Rewards
Lite FM Listener Panel
The 4th of July festivities are just starting to pick up, and nothing says 4th of July like Addison's Kaboom Town! Nationally recognized as one of the best fireworks shows in the country, this is where you and your family want to be tonight!
Fireworks will fill the night sky over Addison tonight, and they'll be seen from miles around. The big show starts at 9:30PM, just after dusk. You'll want to stick around after the show to see Emerald City take the stage for the after party! Kaboom Town has been rated as one of the top fireworks displays in the country by Forbes, Travel Channel, and Bing.
But there is so much more to do at Kaboom Town than watch fireworks. There's food, fun, and great shopping to be done amongst the vendors.
The party starts at 5PM and runs til midnight tonight at Addison Circle Park, 4970 Addison Circle Drive. Admission to Kaboom Town is FREE. AddisonTexas.net has more information!


text:
55,867 views
http://www.futbolamericano.org/ Las mejores jugadas del TE de los New England Patriots.
Rob Gronkowski Highlights
71,939 views
E:60 - Rob Gronkowski
635,560 views
Rob Gronkowski Wrecks Sergio Brown, Dances On Sideline
105,950 views
Rob Gronkowski on Getting Physical Against Colts
10,111 views
Rob Gronkowski Amazing Touchdown!
30,834 views
Emotional Rob Gronkowski on Tom Brady's Big Night
70,055 views
'Top 100 Players of 2014': Rob Gronkowski
15,390 views
Rob Gronkowski Highlights
55,867 views
I4U News is feeding your Geek Mind. The Geek Mind is concerned with life, in all its different forms and facets.
The geek mind wants to know about societal and financial issues, both abroad and at home. If a Fortune 500 decides to raise their minimum wage, or any high priority news, the geek mind wants to know.
The geek mind wants to know the top teams in the National Football League, or who's likely to win the NBA Finals this coming year.
The geek mind wants to know who the hottest new models are, or whether the newest blockbuster movie is worth seeing. The geek mind wants to know.Read more.


text:
Race details for the Race for Life Burnley 5k 2014 event. Distance (Kilometres) Time Entry details2014 Sun 15 Jun 2014
11:00Event Closed
Venue details
This venue is not suitable for wheelchair users.
Most of our 2014 events have taken place. You can enter some of our 2015 events now, so have a look and find your nearest 2015 event. If it's not listed yet, you can purchase a 2015 early bird voucher which can be redeemed in January. Buy your voucher now.
2015 early bird vouchers
You can now purchase your 2015 voucher for £10 - a third off the normal adult entry fee. Buy your early bird voucher now.
Take part
Show cancer who's boss by taking on a 5k Race for Life event. Run, walk or dance your way through the course and help us say "cancer we're coming to get you."
Adult entry (16+ women-only) - £14.99
Child entry (6-15 girls and boys under 13) - £10
Under 6 entry (boys and girls) - free and no registration needed
You and your friends can also take part by volunteering. Our events can't take place without the hundreds of people who give up their time for a few hours to set up the courses and get everyone in the Race for Life mood. Find out more and register to be a volunteer.
The course
Starting and finishing on the field in front of the Sports Pavilion, the course follows a circular route around the beautiful park. This race offers a great route with a mix of terrains including woodland paths, grass and hilly sections plus a stunning view of Towneley Hall on the final leg.
Meeting point
The start line is on the field in front of the Sports Pavilion.
On the day
Don't forget to bring your family and friends along to support you. They can stroll around the stalls, which will include face painting, refreshments and more.
Map and directions
Public transport
To prevent congestion, we strongly recommend you use public transport or car share to your Race for Life event.
Please plan your route before your event to ensure you arrive on time. For help planning your route, visit or call:
- National Rail Enquiries 08457 484950
- Traveline (public transport information) 0871 200 2233
- AA Routefinder
Parking and travel information
Please arrive at least an hour before the start of your Race for Life event to avoid queuing.
There will be parking availible at Towneley Park. Please follow event parking signage on the day.
There is also a regular bus service from Burnley town centre to the Towneley / Rock Lane stop which is a 10 minute walk to the event


text:
From carsound.com
It's this desire that has led to the development of the Iridium 6.3 three-way component system.
First Look
The Iridium 6.3 is a three-way component system which is part of the Ultimate series from DLS. Everything about the Iridium 6.3 is purpose-built for sound quality. The Iridium 6.3 is composed of a 1.1-inch tweeter, a 3-inch dome, and a 6.5-inch woofer. Each driver is unique in its own right. While normal three-way systems use a 3- or 4-inch cone midrange, the Iridium includes a 3-inch doped fabric dome. The 12 dB-per-octave crossovers are housed in four separate units with one pair for the 1.1-inch tweeter and 6.5-inch woofer and the other pair for the 3-inch dome midrange.
Closer Look
The 6.5-inch woofer is a non pressed paper cone that uses a 3-inch voice coil wound with aluminum flat wire on aluminum former — yes, I said "3 inch." This voice coil diameter is more common on larger high performance subwoofers than a 6.5-inch part of a three-way system. The size of the voice coil allows the magnet to be placed inside the voice coil, allowing for a very compact structure that promotes more flexible installations. The grille is about the only thing that is conventional.
More intriguing is the fact that the 3-inch midrange also uses a 3-inch voice coil configuration — that's a huge voice coil for a midrange. The doped fabric midrange is a sealed back design where the resonance chamber has an internal conical shape that eliminates any potential reflections. The grille used on the midrange is curved to match the profile of the midrange dome. It's made out of perforated metal with a plastic top grille that resembles the lines of a basketball.
The silk-dome tweeter has a plastic grille that mimics the midrange. The plastic housing is designed for a flush-mount installation. Differing from typical surface-mount designs, the Iridium 6.3 includes a pedestal-style mounting for the tweeter, which allows for the precise aiming of the tweeter. The 1.1-inch silk dome tweeter also incorporates a resonant chamber behind the tweeter dome. This resonant chamber leads to an incredible low-frequency resonance of 900 Hz. This creates an exceptionally wide frequency response from 1 kHz to 25 kHz.
The crossover design is unusual in its configuration. The midrange has its own crossover case while the tweeter and woofer share a crossover case. Both crossovers use high quality parts with gold plated screw connectors. There are adjustments for tweeter level, midrange level, and a woofer "on/off" setting. Combine this with different polarity configurations, and you have a system with 72 different setting combinations for each channel.
The Iridium 6.3 comes with six drivers and four crossover cases. It will take time to install this system. The connections on the crossover are well marked and easily understood. I found it unusual that the tweeter and the woofer shared a crossover and the midrange had a separate crossover. This configuration prevents a common set-up of using one amplifier for the tweeter and mid and a second amplifier for the woofer. I recommend to anyone installing this system to take special care in the location of the speakers. Due to this fact, I would recommend that the Iridium 6.3 be installed by a highly trained authorized DLS dealer.
Manuals/Web Support
The owner's manual was well documented with the necessary information for proper installation. What I especially like about the owner's manual is the provided recommended enclosures for the 6.5-inch woofer. The Web site, www.dls.se, also provided good information about the Iridium 6.3. I was able to download the spec sheets and another tech sheet that even provided the schematic of the passive crossovers. Many companies would not have provided this level of information about the design of their product. It demonstrates DLS' level of commitment to the audio enthusiast.
Sound Q & Performance
After some time spent determining the best speaker locations and system settings, I found two different configurations I liked. With the midrange mounted high and forward on top of the door, the staging was very high, the left and right separation was stunning and the tonality sounded great. However, the RTA response showed some phasing problems between the midrange and the woofer. When the midrange was mounted low and far forward in the kick panel, the sound staging was still high but female vocals sounded a bit chesty. In this configuration, the phasing problems were eliminated and the RTA response was quite good (see graph), but the left and right separation was somewhat reduced from the other configuration. What's important is that the flexibility of the Iridium 6.3 allowed me to explore these different speaker locations where other systems would not. With a little more time, I'm sure that I could tweak the system to correct any perceived deficiencies.
It should be noted that in both situations, a good equalizer would go a long way to correct these problems. I did not use one for the tests.
When I decided to test the Iridium 6.3, I asked DLS for their speakers that had represented them well in competition. In fact, the Iridium 6.3 was used in two systems that won this year's IASCA Finals. Being a former IASCA competitor, I decided to review these speakers on a much more critical fashion than I would normally use for speakers. I wanted to decide for myself that if I were to compete today, would these speakers hold up to the high standards of competition. In other words, would I use these speakers in my own system if I was going to compete again? The answer is yes.
DLS Iridium 6.3 On The Sonoda Scale
Strengths: Awesome tonal quality, impressive imaging and staging, high flexibility in mounting locations for midrange
Weakness: Not bi-amp capable with (tweeter and midrange on one amplifier and the woofer on another amplifier) takes time to tune for best sound quality
Best Use: A serious choice for someone wanting the best chance to win the IASCA, USACi, or MECA finals.
Performance Value:
Performance vs. Weight
Power vs. Efficiency:
Manuals, Online Support:
Price & Contact: www.dls.se
In-car frequency response:
25 Hz to 16 kHz +6 dB; -6dB
100 Hz to 20 kHz: +3 dB; -6dB
Sensitivity 1 watt (2 volts rms): 92 dB (measured using pink noise)
Iridium 6.3 Published Specs
Speaker type: 3-way system
Woofer size: 16.5 cm (6.5 inches)
Midrange size: 75 mm (3 inches)
Power handling capacity: 100 W RMS / 160 W max
Tweeter: 28 mm (1,1") tweeter
Sensitivity: 91 dB (1W/1m)
Magnet size woofer: 85mm (3.35 inches) Hybrid ferrite/neodymium
Magnet size midrange: 80 mm (3.15 inches) neodymium
Outer diameter of woofer/midrange: 165 mm (6.5 inches)/120 mm (4.72 inches)
Installation depth of woofer/midrange: 65 mm ( 2.56 inches)/35 mm (1.38 inches)
Mounting hole of woofer/midrange: 140 mm (5.5 inches) / 95 mm (3.74 inches)
Crossover: Box filters, one for midrange and one for bass/tweeter
copyright 2006© NewBay Media L.L.C.
810 Seventh Avenue, 27th Floor New York, NY 10019


text:
The largest family reunion is 4,514 and was achieved by the Porteau-Boileve family at Saint-Paul-Mont-Pénit, Vendée, France, on 12 August 2012.
The family tree traced by Jean-Michel Cheneau, direct descendant of Georges Porteau and Madeleine Boileve, shows that the family were founded by this couple in the 17th century.
Records change on a daily basis and are not immediately published online. For the most up to date record information, we welcome your questions via Facebook or Twitter.
Comments below may relate to previous holders of this record.


text:
NORTH FORT MYERS, Fla. — Marvin Warner, 97, of North Fort Myers, Fla., died peacefully at Hope Hospice House, Cape Coral, Fla., on Nov. 2, 2011.
Marvin was born in a log cabin in southeastern Ohio. He lived much of his life near Fredericktown, moving to Florida in 1975.
He is survived by his wife, Jeanne Bing Westcott; and his four children, Janet (John) Beacom of Visalia, Calif., Kay (Darrel) Phillips of North Barrington, Ill., Linda Phillips of Erie, Colo.; son, Dana (Peg Levine) Warner of Columbus; two stepsons, Bruce (Joyce) Westcott of North Fort Myers, Fla., and Thomas of Lake Barrington Shores, Ill.; eight grandchildren; and 12 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his first wife, Mary Ellen Wright; his parents, Alva C. and Leona Burcher Warner; and his seven siblings.
Marvin was a dairy farmer and later a grain farmer before retiring to Florida. He was fond of traveling all over the United States, especially to see his family and friends wherever they lived.
A memorial service will be held Jan. 28, 2012, in Florida. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Hope Hospice, 9470 Healthpark Circle, Fort Myers, FL 33908. Arrangements were made by Fuller-Metz Cremation & Funeral Service.
Submitted by Kay Warner Phillips.
Copyright The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
You are here: Home :: Forum Home :: Forums :: Community Discussion :: Thread
Five minutes after cuing up video from Oklahoma's 35—10 win over TCU on Sept. 27, Haden was wide awake. The Sooners had his full attention. Running back Reggie Bush is no longer with the team after signing with Miami, but the addition of mark Ingram in the first round of the draft should help improve a Saints' running game that Bowman Jersey was ranked 28th in the NFL last year. Quarterback Drew Brees will still be directing a Bowman Jersey passing game that was Smith Jersey ranked third in the league. He ended the year with the most passing yards in the NFC with 4,620 yards while completing a league-high 17_Philip_Rivers 68.1 percent of his throws..
He named it after watching his children playing with a Super Ball. Each game in Super Ball is identified with Roman numerals rather than the year in which it take place. In 1967, Super Bowl I was performed to resolve the champions of the 1966 regular seasson wherre as Super Bowl XLIV will be payed to decide the 2009 regular season champion in 2010..
I love it. It makes me feel like I'm hot since women don't normally do that. When I was in college it happened with a girl that I thought I had no shot at all with. think it a strong possibility that <the>Dolphins] would make a run at him, Rodgers said during his weekly appearance on ESPN Milwaukee. think it kind of makes sense. Joe in that system, which I sure is going to be very similar to this system, and Matt having a great grasp of that and playing well in his recent opportunities.
embassy suites dallas dfw airport north outdoor world
Boller became the Ravens' first round draft pick in 2003 NFL Draft (19th overall pick). He was the second quarterback selected from the Pac-10 conference after the Cincinnati Bengals selected Carson Palmer from USC with the first overall pick. He started the first 9 games of the season, going 5-3, before being injured (thigh) in a game against the St.
It's hard to make a real judgment of Ogbonnaya, though, as he's only been in Cleveland for four weeks and Montario Hardesty looks close to making a return to the lineup. Ogbonnaya will be relegated to back-up duty when Hardesty returns, which doesn't spell doom for his season, but it's hard to imagine Ndamukong Suh Jersey him making much of an impact next season, even if Hillis doesn't return. And that's a scenario in which Ogbonnaya even manages to make the team next year..
The only consolation for St. Feeley likely will take the majority of the snaps with the first team when the Rams return to practice on Wednesday. The 34-year-old Feeley didn't get any game snaps last year and is 1 for 5 for 21 yards this year in mopup duty.


text:
Scholarship Auction
Home / Alumni / Scholarship Auction
Treat yourself to your favorite flavor of cookie. Delicious!
This item is available in the silent auction.
« Return to item listings
© 2014
Northwestern College. All rights reserved. 712-707-7000. 101 7th Street SW, Orange
City, Iowa 51041
Privacy policy | Feedback


text:
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) - Vice President Nicolas Maduro says Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has died at age 58.
Article Photos
In this Nov. 24, 2004 file photo, Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez talks at a ceremony where he was awarded the 'Gadhafi International Human Rights Prize 2004' in Tripoli, Libya. Venezuela's Vice President Nicolas Maduro announced on Tuesday that Chavez has died. Chavez, 58, was first diagnosed with cancer in June 2011. (AP Photo/Yousef Al-Ageli, File)


text:
Research papers by Seralini's team, related papers and reports.
Responses from international scientists supporting Seralini's work.
Answers to the main criticisms of the genetically modified (GM) NK603 maize and Roundup study.
FAQs on Seralini's GM NK603 maize and Roundup study.
Culinary pleasures or hidden poisons?
For decades, science has invited itself onto our dinner plates. This book asks it
Read More
New Séralini study shows Roundup damages sperm
A new study in rats found that Roundup altered testicular function after only 8
Read More
Republication of the Séralini study: Science speaks for itself
GMOSeralini.org welcomes the news of the republication of the chronic toxicity study on the
Read More
Latest comments
In nature, physical systems like lasers are created by organizing only one percent of the photons in a light source. …Will Davis
Thank you Seralini Sir for doing this long term chronic toxicity study. The evil beings that control this world …Pierre Krolin
This post concerns the non-linear, non-Abelian, guage coupling, self coupling, symmetric, and symmetry breaking properties which occur at deeper [smaller …Will Davis
This post concerns maximizing profits and investments in the DNA industry. The ratio of "marginal cost" to "average cost' is …Will Davis
1080Will Davis
If we were to assume the bio-tech scientists are right and their genetically engineered food is safe, then they will …Will Davis
No one can yet say that current genetic engineering paradigms involving trans-gene expression, are definitely safe."Classically, the state of least …Will Davis
Amazing work. You guys deserve the respect, support and adoration of the world for standing up to the tyranny …Andy
The gaping hole – toxic or not, is this:
"if the product is used according to labeled directions", according to Dale …teal


text:
NTSB Identification:
Accident occurred Friday, July 08, 2005 in Mount Hotham, Australia
Aircraft: Piper PA-31-350, registration:
Injuries: 3 Fatal.
This is preliminary information, subject to change, and may contain errors. The foreign authority was the source of this information.
On July 8, 2005, at 0726 coordinated universal time (UTC), a Piper PA-31-350, Australian registry VH-OAO, collided with mountainous terrain during an approach for landing at Mount Hotham Aerodrome (MHU), Victoria, Australia. The flight departed Essendon (YMEN), Victoria, and was destined for MHU. The pilot and two passengers were fatally injured. Instrument meteorological conditions prevailed for the flight. The wreckage was located at 37 degrees 02.68 minutes south latitude and 147 degrees 20 minutes east longitude.
The accident is under the jurisdiction of, and is being investigated by, the Australian Transport Safety Bureau. Further information can be obtained from:
Australian Transport Safety Bureau
15 Mort Street, Braddon ACT 2612, Australia
P.O. Box 967, Civic Square ACT 2608, Australia
Phone +61 2 6274 6464
Fax +61 2 6274 6699
Web site www.atsb.gov.au
Index for Jul2005
Index of months


text:
Polyester The Saint
"500 Benz"
In addition to rhyming and producing on "OPM's Vol. 1 - Young Nation" and rocking the "Yellow Album" tour with Dom Kennedy, Poly is dropping "Real Deal P."
Reply To This Comment
Got an account with one of these? Log in here, or just enter your info and leave a comment below.


text:
Oh lordy. It isn't time to think about SXSW already, is it? It seem like all that long ago that Minneapolis bands were swarming the streets of Austin, Texas in search of free beer and food trucks, and when Gimme Noise threw our first-ever Minnesota music showcase with First Avenue.But according t ... More >>
Schwarzenegger tries killing us softly; 'Rollerball' earns a red card


text:
ITV scoffs at ad slump as production arm hauls in cash
ITV has reported a revenues 11 per cent higher, and profits 15 per cent higher than a year ago, before accounting for exceptional items and tax. Revenues topped £1.28bn and pre-tax profits were £235m. The commercial broadcaster's primary revenue source – advertising – is weaker than a year ago, with spending flat this year. But …
"Amazingly, foreigners want to watch The Jeremy Kyle show " to laugh at us!
Hardly surprising tho, most of the British are nothing but PIKEYS.
Chavvy, Weetabix teeth, illegitimate, smelly and oh so stupid, pikeys. Not even just the clampets on the council estate, its the upper and middle classes too.
Well done mums and dads, grandads and grandmothers. I'm ashamed to be British.
You are perpetuating your own stereotype with all your previous El-Reg posts.
Rather than just describing yourself try a little harder and post something constructive, critical if you must but your pathetic rantings give away more about yourself than they probably should.
Keep taking your tablets, it'll all be better soon, there there there...
From one of your previous posts:
"Don't be British! Tarring all with the same brush is a negative relection of yourself"
You might want to take some of your own advice mate.
Amazingly, foreigners want to watch The Jeremy Kyle show - and their broadcasters pay for it.
I imagine broadcasters do pay for it - in lost viewing figures by those with more than six braincells. Payday loans, bingo, cash4gold, personal injury lawyers, trashy celeb mags, bookies, lottery, junk-food and unneeded over counter medicines are obviously also big advertisers overseas too then!
I know ITV was always supposed to be a wee bit trashy but its epic these days! Might as well rename it Lidl TV and be done with it!
Further proof, if more proof were needed
......that nobody ever lost money by underestimating the intelligence of the public.
I watch very little on it
Err Primeval, Downton Abbey, Doc Martin and AFAIR that's it!
But glad to see them weathering the storm
Two kinds of people shop in Lidl, poor people, and smart people.
Most read
- Product round-up Ten excellent FREE PC apps to brighten your Windows
- Analysis Pity the poor Windows developer: The tools for desktop development are in disarray
- Chromecast video on UK, Euro TVs hertz so badly it makes us judder – but Google 'won't fix'
- Product round-up Ten Mac freeware apps for your new Apple baby
- Product round-up The Glorious Resolution: Feast your eyes on 5 HiDPI laptops


text:
Update #1 color posibilities
Hi Jeffrey,
I am sending attachments for your approval of color. The trunk will be here this morning from my carpenter's shop and I will also under separate e mail send you a picture of it for your approval...thanks, Maggie you can see these colors on Benjamin moore's site , color gallery
posted on Mar 09th 2013 by Schmidt Mandell Studio
Update #2 Trunk Pictures
Hi Jeffrey,
Here are two views of the trunk. I hope you like it. Will start staining and painting tomorrow...Maggie P.S. Please let me know what you think...thanks
posted on Mar 09th 2013 by Schmidt Mandell Studio
Update #3 Pictures of the outside of trunk
I sure hope you like it Jeffrey. I have decided to paint the inside a lighter color, off white, so you can see what is in the trunk better. I don't think it would be a good idea to paint it the dark green...If you disagree, please let me know right away. The inside of the doors when they are flipped up are green and rust.
Will weigh it today and give you a final edited proposal that includes the exact shipping cost...thanks , I hope you are having a good day, Maggie
posted on Mar 21st 2013 by Schmidt Mandell Studio
Update #4 final pictures of inside of trunk
Hi Jeff,
these are the final pictures of trunk before I package it tomorrow. thanks, Maggie
posted on Mar 25th 2013 by Schmidt Mandell Studio
Update #5 Trunk
Good Morning Jeffrey,
Just letting you know the trunk was picked up yesterday and is on its way. I would guess you would get it next Tuesday or Wednesday. Let me know, please, when it arrives. I just saw for the first time in our correspondence your beautiful dog. I have two dogs, who are not as stately as your, an in all probability not as smart...but I love them all the same. It is possible you may be charged a brokerage fee, probably 30 dollars for customs...Some times they charge and some times they don't. I have no idea how they figure the price. My other client who had a simillar trunk had a 34.dollar fee upon delivery...Hope you love the trunk...Have a happy easter or happy passover. which ever the case may be...Mostly have a great spring...I think it is about time for all of us. Winter has been way too long...Maggie now getting ready for spring planting.
posted on Mar 28th 2013 by Schmidt Mandell Studio


text:
Cru Cafe
- Address:
18 Pinckney Street
Charleston, SC 29401Neighborhood:
Downtown Charleston
- Cuisine:
Comfort FoodPrice: $30 and under
Cru Cafe
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.crucafe.com/
- Phone: (843) 534-2434
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Tuesday - Saturday: 11:00am - 3:00pm; Dinner: Tuesday - Thursday: 5:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday & Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Fusion / Eclectic, Comfort Food, Southern
- Executive Chef: John Zucker
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Beer, Cafe, Chef's Table, Counter Seating, Farm to Table, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wine
- Catering: Voted #1 Charleston Caterer from 2001-2013. Cru Catering offer fulls service customized catering, in-house personal chefs; cater to meetings, receptions, weddings and private parties. Please contact us at 843-534-2433.
- Entertainment: Private Dinning Room available for up to 18 people.
A word from Cru Cafe
It's the Holy City's Hidden Gem! Cru Café is Charleston's home to some of the best gourmet comfort food in the Lowcountry. Cru Café is the culinary creation of renowned Le Cordon Bleu graduate, Chef John Zucker. Opened in 2002 in response to overwhelming demand, Cru Café is a culinary destination off the beaten path in in a classic 18th century Charleston single-style home. Cru Café and its award-winning Cru Catering division are consistently ranked as top eateries by locals and tourists alike. From our famous Four Cheese Macaroni to our tasty Thai Seafood Risotto, we feature something for everyone. And if you're in the mood for lighter fare, try our Chinese Chicken Salad or Duck Confit Salad. Guests of the restaurant can enjoy daily specials, indoor and outdoor porch seating, a wine list tailored to the varied menu and rich, mouthwatering desserts. We invite to stop in and enjoy a delicious meal with us today.Continued
Foodspotting photosSee all photos
Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
- Diners' Choice WinnerGreat for Lunch
- Diners' Choice WinnerNeigborhood Gem
Cru Cafe - Best Restaurants in Downtown Charleston ›
Cru Cafe reviews from OpenTable diners
347 reviews since July 30, 2014
- Food4.6Service4.5
- Ambiance4.2Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (260)neighborhood gem (246)great for lunch (162)great for outdoor dining (97)special occasion (71)romantic (68)hot spot (56)great for brunch (48)notable wine list (26)good for groups (18)kid-friendly (14)late-night find (11)scenic view (6)Show More
- My Go to in CharlestonRIfoodieVIPDined on 11/25/2014Can't beat the combinations of high quality and interesting food, reasonable prices, attentive service. We never fail to go to Cru when in Charleston.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Exceptionally enjoyableeperrybDined on 11/22/2014I booked a 5:15 reservation for my parents, my sister and I almost two weeks in advance, and I'm so happy I did. I'd originally hoped for a later seating, but as they close after lunch and reopen at 5, the early reservation was fabulous. The dining room was fairly quiet and the lull gave us a nice opportunity to ask questions about the menu and hear the evening's specials, a feat that grew challenging as the din rose later in the evening. We enjoyed the baked brie and fried green tomato small plates, both were well done. The four of us tried the pork chop, a swordfish special, the duck breast, the tomato basil soup, a portobello and cauliflower bisque (so tasty), and a caesar salad with what I'm confident is the city's largest crouton (imagine a conch shell made of bread, then deep fried). All dishes were very flavorful, carefully crafted, and attractively plated. Portion sizes are good, the pork chop especially was huge, but we somehow managed to leave room for dessert! We tried 3 of the 4 options our server described; a strawberry peach bread pudding, a crustless cheesecake, and an orange creamsicle cake. The only one of the 3 I care for was the bread pudding- sad to say I've made better versions of creamsicle cake and cheesecakes. Next time I think we'll skip dessert altogether. Still, the dining experience was lovely and charming, and I'd happily return.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Yummy!jerseygirlDined on 11/21/2014I love this place! It's a quaint, hidden gem in downtown Charleston. The food is amazing and the staff is so nice. Reservations are a must!!! You will not be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- perfectionteresahsVIPDined on 11/20/2014if you are looking for a cozy restaurant with upscale comfort food, you can't beat cru cafe. My college aged daughter and I were there on a cold November night. She was starving, so we ordered 4 small plates to share - mussels, seared tuna, fried oysters and Mac and cheese. Every bite was divine. The small plates are each enough for a meal - so there was plenty to for her to take home.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We ate here twice. The 2nd time was magic.OpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 11/18/2014We had dinner here one evening and although the quality of the ingredients was spectatcular. I had the pork chop which was over the top with the addition of cheese and heaven knows what else but my partner raved about his salmon. Ventured back for lunch one day (lucky to get a table) and had the best salad of my life sitting outside on the deck in the sunshine. Yummy prawns! Book well in advance if you can. Cru is very popular andvery busy. And deserves to be.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PlaceshargilloDined on 11/18/2014We loved this restaurant. Great food and service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- DeceptionOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/18/2014We are Canadians passing through Charleston and Were told by friend who had been there before that this cafe was one of the best places in town. So we went there,4 of us, for lunch with certainly great expectations, maybe too high. Two of us had the same meal and the others had different. All 4 found the food ok but that's it, except that we all found it quite expensive for what we had. Efforts were made in the presentation, but the taste was nothing special. Honestly we found the food at Panda Express the day before more tasty, and a lot less expensive. The service was OK but it was pretty noisy in the place. In conclusion, nothing to write to our parents or to justify a special recommendation.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2012VIPDined on 11/15/2014Definitely one of the better places to eat in Charleston. The menu has some classics and does some creative and artful things with basic comfort food. The wine list is good and the service is solid. It's a small place, so reservations for dinner are a must.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing Local FoodchooseanicknameDined on 11/15/2014Cru Cafe was an amazing find for us on our first night of our first visit to Charleston. This restaurant and others we visited in Charleston definitely lived up to the accolades heaped on by reviewer after reveiwer. Wonderful appetizers, incredible entrees and a very nice wide-ranging wine list with all the food locally sourced, make Cru Cafe a must eat on any visit to Charleston. We envy the locals!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Limited AppealkohnforshoDined on 11/15/2014Cru was a disappointment. I took a party of 6 for a late lunch. We were seated at a tall table right by the entrance so the entire time we were blasted with cold air each time the door was opened. In addition the parties waiting for a table were literally inches away making for an uncomfortable lunch experience. There were some in our party who eat Paleo and the had a difficult time finding something on the menu they could eat, and didn't enjoy what they ordered.Special Features:
- Excellent food and great atmosphere!Btraveler7Dined on 11/14/2014We had a great time dining at Cru. The restaurant is located in an old house right in the heart of downtown Charleston. The atmosphere is very quaint and excellent for a romantic dinner or special occasion. The waiter was very attentive and explained the dishes thoroughly. Additionally, the owner frequently walked around to make sure that all guests were happy. Everything we ordered was fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GemPEGGYVIPDined on 11/14/2014We were glad to return to Cru after 4 years and find that it was as good or better than our first visit. It is truly a Charleston gem.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Attentive service, great foodKokoDined on 11/14/2014We saw this cafe on a previous trip to Charleston and were intrigued by the quaint house in which it was located and the good reviews we later found. Last week I booked a reservation and I ordered the swordfish entree, which was very good, but not the best I've had. We thought the food quality was on par with the top quarter of restaurants in Charleston, but the atmosphere was noisy, crowded, and casual. We were glad we weren't there for a romantic evening. The service was excellent, even with the crowd. When our server didn't know much about the craft beer we were considering, she brought over a very helpful young man who also worked there who could tell us all about it. We appreciated that. I expect to dine at Cru Cafe again on a return trip to Charleston.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome calamariOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/14/2014Don't know where to start. Felt like we were dining at home, only WAAAAAy better. Intimate, charming, cozy . . . . Our waiter, could not have been more helpful. Minor hiccup in the kitchen with one order, we never noticed, yet they practically tripped over themselves making it right. Very cool.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lunch was right on point!ScrappyDined on 11/13/2014Found Cru by accident on my first visit to Charleston and returned for lunch on this trip. Ate like kings! The staff was on top of everything. Thanks Cru!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Place for Lunch!MsPettDined on 11/13/2014Other then the noise level, which was pretty high, it was a delightful lunch with friends. The food was very good, the service was good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent as always!dap1VIPDined on 11/12/2014Need I say more. Excellent in all respects! We never miss an opportunity to dine at Cru each time we are in the Charleston area. It is smaller than most of its peers, so we would like to keep it a secret....but that wouldn't be fair. Great service and great space! Delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fine Southern CuisineCaledonadventurerDined on 11/12/2014This small restaurant exceeded my expectations. You are greeted at the door by the owner who invites you into his dining room. The staff are attentive but not intrusive. The menu had an eclectic variety of southern food with a delectable twist. My Pecan baked brie was delicious. The Smoked Duck Breast with duck confit was out of this world. Flavours that lingered and meat that was so tender it melted in my mouth. The wine paring was excellent. A memorable dining experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great for LunchDHB342VIPDined on 11/12/2014Lunch menu was perfect, with many choices. Our meal was perfect, tasteful, and not too large to upset an early dinner. Servers were helpful, and made our lunch choices easy. This is a great spot after a long walking tour, freindly, clean, and meal served timely. Easy to find. Our lunch conversations included those patrons around us, which made our experience even more enjoyable.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Delicious Lunch!SG914Dined on 11/11/2014I had the coconut fried oyster wrap and my husband had the BBQ brisket sandwich and we both enjoyed our meals immensely. Service was prompt and professional. Modestly priced and very enjoyable. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- Food with FunBostonstrongDined on 11/8/2014The youthful spirit of Cru Cafe will infect you as much as the non-fussy but delicious dishs will delight your palate. The restaurant is a breath of fresh air, with the entire staff being young, spirited and vibrant. Maybe the best french fries we have EVER had! What more do you need? Great tuna dish, and an equally pleasing grouper presentation. Super desert as well. After being stuffy-ied out at dusty, fussy Circa 1886 the night before, we especially appreciated the very bearable lightness of being at Cru Cafe.Special Features:
- noisy and crowded tablesdisappointedDined on 11/8/2014Very over-rated. Our party of 6 was squeezed in by the front door next to the kitchen. Food was just okay and the noise level was high. The one positive was the wait staff - they were very attentive.
- Stellar Experience2PiggysnaPodDined on 11/8/2014We love Cru. Simply put. Every part of our dinning experience was STELLAR. The ambiance, service, and food was the perfect way to start our trip to Charleston. Will recommend to everyone.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stellar service & creative kitchenLP55Dined on 11/7/2014Making you feel welcome is the first sign of a good restaurant, and even though we were much too early for our reservation, we were seated quite quickly with a happy smile and no fuss. Our entees were generous and delicious, and I am still remembering the smoked celery cream soup-great silky comfort in a bowl, drizzled with balsamic. Lovely evening- truly recommend Cru!Special Features:
- Always the besCharlestonvisitorDined on 11/7/2014Our favorite restaurant in Charleston. Simply the best experience. Wonderful food, service and setting.Special Features:
- Definitely a yes ...BenLfromCantonDined on 11/7/2014We were a party of 6, and everyone's entrees were enough food to be enough for the meal. But get an appetizer or soup or salad even if it's to share. Two guests loved the creamy Truffled Mushroom Soup while another hovered over her Tomato Basil Soup to ensure she managed every drop of it herself. One duck lover raved about the Duck Confit Arugula Salad, saying it was the best she'd had in memory. Both NY Strips were cooked to perfection; the Grilled Basil Shrimp and Thai Seafood Risoto made huge impressions; and the Gnochi special was worth veering off menu for. I enjoyed Ginger-seared Salmon with Lemon Risoto. The waitress suggested it cooked Med, but I requested Med Rare. The chef prepared it perfectly. We'll return again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Meal in Charleston!FoodfanDined on 11/6/2014Having eaten in many fine Charleston restaurants over the past 20 years, I expected a meal that was well executed. Certainly many reviews indicated that would be the case. I was not disappointed. In fact both my friend and I were very pleasantly surprised at the caliber of the service and most importantly the food. Everything we had was superbly prepared, served at just the right time/temperature and attractively presented. The wine list included a variety of choices at very reasonable prices. My companion's duck entree was the best we have eaten anywhere! I recommend this restaurant if you are looking for excellent food at an appealing price point. It is NOT a good choice if you want a quiet, romantic meal because of the small space.Special Features:
- LoudOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 11/5/2014Have only ever eaten outside on many occasions. Seated inside with my elderly parents for a birthday and the noise level was overwhelming. Not enjoyable. Couldn't carry on a conversation due to the noise. Appetizers were great (fried oysters and seared tuna), but the entrees were disappointing. Thai seafood risotto way overcooked, fried chicken under salted, too much pasta with the scallops.Special Features:
- Trendy New RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2007VIPDined on 11/5/2014The restaurant is situated in a pretty house which reminds me very much of New Orleans. The food & service were fantastic. A wonderful experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- betteDined on 11/5/2014Food and service were excellent. Wonderful dishes from which to choose. We had small dishes, and it was just enough.Special Features:
- An unexpected findKathythefoodie123Dined on 11/5/2014Cozy and cute. Fresh food. Overall good experience. I will go back.Special Features:
- My favorite meal in Charleston!OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/4/2014We were in Charleston for a "girls trip" and our dinner at Cru Cafe was the best meal we had during our four day visit. I could have easily ordered anything on the menu and been happy with my choice as everything looked good. The swordfish that I ordered was cooked perfectly and went great over the beans and veggies it was paired with. I also tasted a bit of my sisters' pork entree and pasta dish and both were yummy as well. We shared a side order of mac & cheese - huge portion and very rich. The space was cute and the staff was very friendly.Special Features:
- YummyOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/4/2014The Shrimp BLT was fabulous. So many good favors together. Great service IF you have a reservation. Long wait without one.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Please, kiss my grits...oziedebDined on 11/1/2014Calling all foodies, when in Charleston this is a must! Great selection of wines! I am still dreaming of the fried green tomatoes w/feta! Oh my! The grits were creamy cheesey and delicious!!! Our entrees were over the top! The best surprise and I'm still dreaming about is the fried Brussels sprouts- but no ordinary Brussels Sprputs try General Tso's style!!!!off the chains! If you crave advant garde cuisine in a dining room fit for 30-40 you must make your reservation at Cru!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Awesome Little PlacejlsavannahDined on 11/1/2014I came to show my friend the best of Charleston and Cru Cafe didn't disappoint. Excellent food and caring service, without the pretense of many other 'fine dining' farm to table restaurants. Hope you guys stay that way! Thanks again for a great meal.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lucious lunch always at CruCT66Dined on 11/1/2014I always recommend Cru Cafe for lunch. It is without qualification my favorite lid day restaurant. On Saturday I took two guests, visitors fro m Beaufort who had never eaten there. One of these guests is a well known cookbook author. She and her daughter have declared that Cru is their new favorite restaurantSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/31/2014Restaurant was good , but small & dining area cramped. I would recommend for lunch rather than dinner.I think the location is convenient.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointingluv2dineDined on 10/31/2014We arrived 15 minutes earlier than expected for our reservation and were quickly told (in a not so nice manner) that we were early and would have to wait. What bothered us even more was the couple who came in after we arrived, got seated before us even after admitting they were a half hour late for their reservation. The food was just okay and not at all what we expected. The BBQ smoker filled the front porch with smoke and made it a bit uncomfortable at times.
- FLAGUYPOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/31/2014The food is amazing...always!! Maggie is the best wait person ever. A must place to go in Charleston.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The CruJoleVIPDined on 10/30/2014The food is very delicious and presentations were beautifulSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


text:
ISTANBUL (AP) -- Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan has confirmed that he gave the orders to shut down Twitter in Turkey.
At a campaign event in Istanbul Sunday ahead of March 30 municipal elections, Erdogan said he had given the order because Twitter was not obeying Turkey's laws. Previously, the Turkish government said that the telecommunications authority had blocked Twitter on court orders. However, the move came shortly after Erdogan threatened to "rip out the roots" of the website.
Erdogan said Twitter was applying double standards, shutting down accounts when the U.S. or the U.K demand it, but defending freedom when Turkey, Ukraine or Egypt have concerns.
He said: "This isn't a banana republic!"
Despite the blockage, many in Turkey are finding ways to continue to tweet.
Copyright 2014 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


text:
Carpenter Center
Stages Theatre
[Hole In the Wall] This Santa Ana shop serves ice cream that unites the famously squabbling city
Stages Theatre
South Coast Repertory
[Hole In the Wall] This sandwich spots makes old-school sandwiches
Laguna Playhouse
Cal Rep takes Doug Wright's great play and turns it into a frustrating mess
[¡Ask a Mexican!] And what are the three milks of pastel de tres leches?
SO...I've been sitting on this announcement for months, partly because I fully expected it to fall through, but here we are: next week is the world debut of ¡Ask a Mexican! in play form, in New York.Rejoice, racialists!But it's a much-bigger deal than me just doing my usual rant for alt-weekly r ... More >>
Garage Theatre
Who remembers that Blink-182's tattooed drummer Travis Barker is a real musician? After the Meet the Barkers fiasco and his near-death experience with DJ AM, he's coming to The Block at Orange to sign copies of his debut solo album, Give the Drummer Some. Preview the sneery rap stylings of the ... More >>
Hunger Artists Theatre
South Coast Repertory
Irvine Barclay Theatre
Today is a national day of action in favor of the DREAM Act, a piece of legislation before Congress that would create a path for citizenship for undocumented college students, and the Orange County Dream Team participated in dramatic fashion: they hung a banner this morning off Broadway in SanTan ... More >>
South Coast Repertory
Tomorrow night, The New Limb will be performing a semi-acoustic set at Memphis at the Santora, 10 p.m. for Dinner With Dave. Except this time, it's breakfast for dinner on the menu.
Altared StatesWhat's most impressive about 3-D Theatricals' production of The Altar Boyz, the hit Off-Broadway musical send-up of a Christian boy band?
Empire Theatre
Long Beach Playhouse
Chance Theater
Musical Theatre West
Empire Theatre
Carpenter Center
Bat Boy: The Musical


text:
ADN Program
Welcome to the BSC Associates Degree in Nursing (ADN) Page
Nursing combines the art of caring with the science of healthcare for one of the most in-demand, high-growth career opportunities available. The mission of the Bainbridge State College Associate Degree Nursing program is to prepare a competent entry-level professional nurse equipped with the knowledge and skills required to practice in diverse settings in a highly complex health care system
We offer two options for earning an Associate of Science Degree in Nursing; the generic option is a traditional 5-semester program and the other is an advanced three-semester track for Licensed Practical Nurses. Successful graduates are eligible to apply to the Board of Nursing to write the national licensure examination (NCLEX) to become registered nurses (RNs).
Approval and Accreditation:
The ADN program has Full Approval by the Georgia Board of Nursing,
237 Coliseum Drive, Macon, Georgia 31217-3858, Phone: 912-207-1640.
The ADN program is accredited by
The Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN)
3343 Peachtree Road NE, Suite 850,
Atlanta, Georgia 30326, Phone: 404-975-5000.
On behalf of the faculty, staff and students we are pleased to invite you to learn more about our programs.
Please refer to our list of frequently asked questions for helpful information, and if you have additional questions, contact Ms. Ruby Barlow, program assistant, at 229-243-6485 or via email at email@example.com.
Associate Degree in Nursing Requirements
Revised ADN Program Application-2014
Revised ADN Program Application-AdvancePlacement2014
Meet the Faculty
Jeffrey A. Ross, MSN, RN, CNE
- Assistant Professor
- Interim Chair of Nursing
Janice Hall, MSN, RN
- Assistant Professor
|Angela Mears, MSN, RN
Mary Gingo, MSN, RN
- Instructor
Ruby Barlow
- ADN Program Assistant
Frequently Asked Questions.
Internet Resources
Student Nurse Association
Georgia Association of Nursing Students (GANS) is a student-run organization focused on the development of nursing education and the profession of nursing. The focus of GANS is to support and mentor students as they work towards their ADN degrees and to promote professional involvement in nursing, and to encourage community service. Students are strongly encouraged to become active members in this organization. http://www.ganursingstudents.org
Student Organizations
The Bainbridge Association of Nursing Students (BANS) is an affiliate of the Georgia Association of Nursing Students (GANS) and the National Student Nurses Association (NSNA). Membership is open to pre nursing and nursing students.
The BANS organization provides opportunities for students to develop leadership skills, team building abilities, and community service involvement. Furthermore, this organization encourages participation at the state and national level which provides access to conferences, facilitates networking, and other educational activities.
For further information please contact Jeffrey Ross and Ruby Barlow, BANS advisers at 229-243-5361 or 229-243-6485.


text:
Anglesea consent for Yorkshire "super-shed"
Anglesea Capital has been given the green light to link two industrial units at its Sherburn Distribution Park in West Yorkshire to create a 550,000 sq ft 'supershed', TheBusinessDesk.com reported today.
Available to registered users only
Take a Property Week Free trial today
Try Property Week for Free, click below and take two minutes to register with us to gain further access to propertyweek.com (excludes some subscription only content such as financial news and analysis)
Already registered?
If you are registered for newsletters you can already access stories for FREE, enter your details here


text:
Contact Us Sitemap
Cast Login
There are no scheduled performances at this time.
Select Adult Tickets
Quantity 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Adults $7 each
Order Grand Total
Will Call - Ticket Pick Up at the Event
All tickets purchased online are held at the will call booth at the event. The person named below will need one of the following forms of identification to claim your tickets:
Who will pick up the tickets at will call?
Once you purchase your tickets, a receipt confirmation will be sent to you by PayPal. We will hold your tickets at the will call booth. If you have any questions, please email
Copyright ©
Website Designed by R&D Media


text:
at torontoplaques.com
2004 - Now in our 10th Year - 2014
Local Rail and Infrastructure Heritage
Photo by the City of Toronto - Posted September, 2011
Photo and transcription by contributor Wayne Adam - Posted September, 2011
Attached to this westbound St. Clair Avenue West transit shelter at Caledonia Road is this City of Toronto plaque. Here's what it says:
Plaque coordinates: 43.675339 -79.455023
George Cooper donated land for Davenport Station, located at Davenport Road on Station Street (now, Caledonia Park Road) for Ontario's first railway, Ontario, Simcoe & Huron. The first passenger train operated over this line from downtown Toronto to Machell's Corners (Aurora) in 1853.
Sometimes referred to as Oats, Straw & Hay, farmers were able to transport their crops to various regions. Though rail provided local employment, the industry went through booms and busts. OS&H became Northern Railway of Canada (1858), Grand Trunk Railway (1888) and then was taken over by the federal government's Canadian National Railways in 1923.
Rail also influenced great improvements in civil engineering, especially bridges and tunnels. CNR built an elevated crossing over St. Clair Avenue West in 1931 at the same time replacing Davenport Station with St. Clair Station. The bridge was built to the latest technology at the time, fixed-frame reinforced concrete and it was completed in 72 hours! St. Clair Station was used until 1982 before being lost to fires and neglect.
Related websites
St. Clair Avenue
Aurora - The Railway Arrives
Related Toronto plaques
Davenport Road
King Street West Railway Subway (Underpass) 1888
Union Station
Railways Over the Humber
The John Street Roundhouse
Related Ontario plaques
First Steam Train 1853
The Northern Railway Company of Canada
Here are the visitors' comments for this page.
(none yet)
Here's where you can sent me a comment via email.
Note: If your comment includes a question, it's best to include your email address in your comment so others can respond to you.
Note: Comments are moderated. Yours will appear on this page within 24 hours (usually much sooner).
Note: As soon as the comment is posted, a link to it will appear on the home page in the section "Here are the 10 latest plaque pages with a new comment added by a visitor to this site."
Note: Make sure to include the name of the plaque in the subject heading of your email. Otherwise I won't know what page to post your comment on.
To send me a comment, you can click email@example.com
or copy and paste it into your favourite email program.
Alan L Brown